anaheim-gazette 1928-10-18

Water Board Makes Protest Opposes Constitutional Amendment on Ballot Effecting Law of Riparian Rights At the regular meeting of the board of directors of the Anaheim Union Water Co. went on record in opposition to Amendment No. 7 on the November ballot. The following resolution was unanimously adopted: RESOLVED: By the Board of Directors of Anaheim Union Water Company that said board is opposed to the adoption of Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 27, which will be printed as No. 7 on the ballot for the next election. The general declarations of the proposed amendment are not necessary and add nothing of value to the law of California relating to water. The last sentence of the Act provided: "This section shall be self-executing, and the Legislature may also enact laws in the furtherance of the policy in this section contained." That is the joker of the Act, and will serve to open the door for a class of legislation which has been attempted heretofore, which will upset long established water law and water rights in California, and be beneficial to Promoters and Power companies at the expense of irrigation and mutual water companies. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be mailed to each stockholder in this company. Superintendent's report was read and upon motion accepted and ordered filed. Superintendent reported that he had shut down all pumping plants on October 12th. Upon motion president and secretary were instructed to sign the contract for the sale of royalty oil from the La Habra Reservoir Site with the Standard Oil company. Oil production reports for the month of September were read and upon motion accepted and ordered filed. Upon motion the following transfers of stock were granted: It. Fossek, I share to The First National Bank of Anaheim, of Anaheim, California, as trustee under its Trust No. 61. A. O. Stovall, 8 shares to Archer W. Kammerer and Coralie G. Kammerer, husband and wife as joint tenants with right of survivorship. HUGHES' TRIBUTE TO HOOVER Those qualifications and achievements which make Herbert C. Hoover so eminently desirable as the next President of the United States have never been better described than by Charles E. Hughes at the Carnegie Hall meeting at which the Civic Forum's medal for distinguished public service was conferred upon Mr. Hoover: The Americanism of Hoover is shown in every deed, in every utterance. His achievements dignified the Nation and established prestige for the American name abroad which even the mistakes of diplomacy cannot obscure. He bears a name illustrious because of remarkable achievements; but best of all. It is a name untarnished, expressive not only of exceptional ability but of the simple life of a modest citizen. This is the opinion of a man who has been a distinguished Governor of New York, a distinguished Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court and the Republican candidate for President of the United States. It is likewise the opinion of an increasingly great number of American citizens of all parties, men and women alike. Where is there another candidate, Democratic or Republican, to match him?" Heavy Majority Expected Mark Requa, Herbertson's sonal representative in Frank F. Merrlam, new publican state chairman from Southern California publican chairmen the overwhelming victories Tehachapl. From the town is estimated Hoover's eight Southern California total more than 300,000, the total vote in many. The county Republican their first meeting of Monday to plan for them before the Presidential Merriam presiding. Reuma Monday morning from noon for the conference, declare confident that Hoover in both Northern and Southern He also declare organization work by way throughout the state we sponsible for the unprovenia registration and a big Republican victory Requa said: "I am entirely satisfied progress of the campaign. Since coming here I cisco I have had the republic of county chairmen mistic belief as to South has not only been verified exceeded. "I have at all times exited majority south of it as I am sure there will be combination of these two sures California to Hoo majority." "We are coming now extensive work of the expect during the next see a still further develop Hoover sentiment that strongly being in evidence. "If anyone will take examine the registration and note the overwhelm of registration, to lie awake nights wthe result is going to be carry California." Superintendent's report was read and upon motion accepted and ordered filed. Superintendent reported that he had shut down all pumping plants on October 12th. Upon motion president and secretary were instructed to sign the contract for the sale of royalty oil from the La Habra Reservoir Site with the New York, a distinguished Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court and the Republican candidate for President of the United States. It is likewise the opinion of an increasingly great number of American citizens of all parties, men and women alike. Where is there another candidate, Democratic or Republican, to match him? The new Buick is the new Style If you want beauty-if you want luxury-if you want up-to-the-minute smartness-there's only one choice---the choice of America---the new BUICK with Masterpiece Bodies by Fisher--- From one end of the country to another—in New York, in Miami, in Chicago, in Los Angeles and all towns between—overwhelming praise for the distinctive beauty of the Silver Anniversary Buick with new Masterpiece Bodies by Fisher! All agree that here is a new style—a new mode—an entirely different and original interpretation of motor car beauty, forecasting the trend of smart body-design for months to come. Thrilling new lines—sparkling color harmonies—and wonderful new interiors—all combine to form ensembles of rare and distinguished artistry. If you want beauty-if you want luxury-if you want up-to-the-minute smartness-there's only one choice...the choice of America...the new Buick with Masterpiece Bodies by Fisher! It's the new style—the new mode—in motor cars! The Silver Anniversary BUICK George F. Howard BUICK DISTRIBUTORS, NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY ANAHEIM AND FULLERTON 128 South Los Angeles Street Phone 354 201 South Spadra Road Phone 905 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT...BUICK WILL BUILD THEM I’ve Been Watching Face Hail any route man or call the office. * * * Delivered Twice Every Day A certain man spends his spare time in watching faces. Just a glance will tell him he makes some mistakes. But no so many might thing. His check-up proves his judgment is fascinating to have him point out the chart. Here is one, timid. That one is cold, calculating one's vacuum empty. Slinking by goes one. Watch the sonnet in that face. "Ah, thank motherhood," he will murmur as a mother babe pass. Of another, "What a healthy face at the worry lines in this one. See the inroad in that one." Faces of those who are unhappy read the Too many faces show some physical troubles. Which sets us to thinking. If folks would they can digest, they would have little physics. And if they drank a quart of our milk every day increased vitality would cause them to look magical cause therefor. Drink our milk be safety, of its balanced richness, of its goodness time. You just know that our superior mill vitamins. Without vitamins the body is like that has the gas but no battery. It will not ANAHEIM-FULLERTON CREAMER Anaheim 666 — TELEPHONES — Fullerton 151 Heavy Majority Expected in South Mark Requa, Herbert Hoover's personal representative in California, and Frank F. Merrlam, newly elected Republican state chairman, Monday heard from Southern California County Republican chairmen the assurances of overwhelming victories south of the Tehachapi. From the figures given it is estimated Hoover's majority in the eight Southern California counties will total more than 300,000, or more than the total vote in many eastern states. The county Republican leaders held their first meeting of the campaign Monday to plan for the closing weeks before the Presidential election, with Merrlam presiding. Requa, arriving Monday morning from San Francisco for the conference, declared that he felt confident that Hoover will win easily in both Northern and Southern California. He also declared that the organization work by women groups throughout the state was largely responsible for the unprecedented California registration and the promise for a big Republican victory. Requa said: "I am entirely satisfied with the progress of the campaign in California. Since coming here from San Francisco I have had the reports of a number of county chairmen and my optimistic belief as to Southern California has not only been verified but has been exceeded. "I have at all times expected a splendid majority south of Tehachapi and as I am sure there will be a satisfactory majority north of Tehachapi, the combination of these two obviously assures California to Hoover by a large majority. "We are coming now to the really intensive work of the campaign and I expect during the next three weeks to see a still further development of the Hoover sentiment that has at all times strongly been in evidence. "If anyone will take the trouble to examine the registration in this state and note the overwhelming preponderance of registration, they ought not to lie awake nights wondering what the result is going to be. We not only promise to carry California for Hoover." The increased shipments to Southern California, while assisting materially in overcoming the first rush of orders, have hardly met the demand, which is steadily growing as more of the new cars go to the owners. There never has been a Bulck that has created the degree of owner enthusiasm that the present models have. Bulck this year is attracting buyers from classes both below and above its price division. More and more Bulcks will be found in the garages of the finest homes, where heretofore only the more expensive models were used. The golf club parking spaces reflect the same condition. A check of one golf club showed more Bulck owners than any other make. We find that many buyers, visiting our showroom, are amazed to learn that wide range. The appearance of the car the Bulck price division covers such a naturally suggests a lot of money, but Bulcks, with the same mechanical construction throughout, are available at figures which are surprisingly low, we believe. Buena Park News Mrs. William E. Cunby entertained with a theatre party at the new Buena Park theatre, Tuesday evening. The party was held in the north club room and after the show refreshments were served to the guests. Those enjoying the affair were Mesdames L. A. Fry, George Trapp, David Lemke, S. S. Green walt, Ralph Cummins, E. W. Thurman, Ivan Ellmore, Arch Bosanko, all of Buena Park, and Miss Ruth Brown of Huntington Beach. Several new families have moved into Buena Park this last week. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sayre of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wenable of Artesia and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Fox of Santa Ana. A drive for funds for the Buena Park Fire Department was made last week and a benefit performance was put on Tuesday night at the Buena Park theater, under the direction of W. E. Emick proprietor. The first P. T. A. meeting was held Wednesday. Mrs. Neal Belsel of Santa HANNALEI HILLS A Beautiful Subdivision Under Vista Water. A few lots from 3 to 5 acres at $400 to $600 per acre; easy terms. CHOICE AVOCADO LAND 10 acres piped to lease for 4 years. H. R. HANNA, San Marcos, Calif. Courtesy to Agents PROPOSAL Proposition II election ballot cerns every parish. It is the proponent's educationizing the presentationization in the citation, and takes forever out of it. "Didn't know may say. But present time board of educator governor. The public instruction ple. Now this system as the two pups they get at low when the state appoints a dentist then Such a situation. No. 6 proposal ment, killing headed systems of control workers office for ten members would odd-numbered would be cone vote of the state. The board o director of education stability of an afflict with the b assures a union is essential to business enterprise. It places them one administration the same de California Great Auto Market Southern California continues as one of the outstanding automobile markets of the world. The statistical proof of this is found in the latest compilations by Motor-Fax for the first nine months of the year. In this period there have been registered in Southern California 84,714 new motor cars. September contributed 10,153 to this total. As in August, Bulck topped the six-cylinder car delivered to owners, is indicative of the manner in which the Silver Anniversary models are being received. In August Bulck led in six-cylinder registrations and this was followed by the buyers in September. Our October sales also are high, and deliveries are being regulated by shipments from the Bulck Motor company plants at Flint, Mich., where the highest production in the twenty-five years' history of the organization is being maintained to meet the rush of orders. Several new families have moved into Buena Park this last week. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sayre of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wenable of Artesia and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Fox of Santa Ana. A drive for funds for the Buena Park Fire Department was made last week and a benefit performance was put on Tuesday night at the Buena Park theater, under the direction of W. E. Emick proprietor. The first P. T. A meeting was held Wednesday, Mrs. Neal Beisel of Santa Ana, president of the county P. T. A., was present. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hill, who since their marriage a few weeks ago have been staying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hill on Ninth St., have removed to Anaheim. Gladys King, Virginia Robeson and Cleo Nuttal spent last week at the Domestic Science cottage at the Fullerton High school. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ransbottom are building a five-room stucco on Tenth street. Work on the new church is progressing rapidly, and it is expected that services will be held in it in two weeks, although the formal dedication will take place November 18th. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Newman are remodelling their home on Court street. Ray Thompson, proprietor of the Buena Park Cafe, is building a new restaurant building at the corner of se???? In spite of the unexpected shower, about forty ladies met at the H. H. Haggarty home. Thursday, for a potluck luncheon and business meeting of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society. The affair, first planned to be a lawn party, overflowed the spacious living room, dining room and kitchen, while two gas heaters made it a winter affair instead of summer. After the bounteous dinner was disposed of, an apron sale was held and about $12 worth of aprons sold in as many minutes. A business meeting of each society was held and a short program given by the Missionary society. The subject of study our major paper "Opportunities for Missionary Magazine" were read about the work in that county, and a clever little play, "A Case of Mistaken Identity," was given by Mrs. Guthrie, Miss Lynette Guthrie and Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Haggarty was assisted by Mrs. Mary Mann and Mrs. E. E. Martin. North and South Men Hold a Conference Southern California's and Northern California's buying power, as represented in the billion-dollar annual shopping of the purchasing agents of the state, was linked at San Francisco this week in a hands-across-the--Tehachapi lunch con featured by a flying visit by Southlanders. The occasion was the organization here of the Northern California Cavellers. Cavellers, it is explained, are the As in August, Bulck topped the six-cylinder car delivered to owners, is indicative of the manner in which the Silver Anniversary models are being received. In August Bulck led in six-cylinder registrations and this was followed by the buyers in September. Our October sales also are high, and deliveries are being regulated by shipments from the Bulck Motor company plants at Flint, Mich., where the highest production in the twenty-five years' history of the organization is being maintained to meet the rush of orders. North and South Men Hold a Conference Southern California's and Northern California's buying power, as represented in the billion-dollar annual shopping of the purchasing agents of the state, was linked at San Francisco this week in a hands-across-the-Teachapl lunch event featured by a flying visit by Southlanders. The occasion was the organization here of the Northern California Cavellers. Cavellers, it is explained, are the past presidents—the former gavel wielders—of the Purchasing Agents' Association. The Los Angeles Gavellers arrived by plane in the morning, attended the big luncheon, and flew back to Los Angeles that afternoon. The plane used was the speedy big Richfield, tri-motored Fokker cabin air cruiser, and holder of the inter-city passenger plane record—Mills Field (San Francisco) to Vall Field (Los Angeles) in two hours and 13 minutes. Use of the plane was contributed the Gavellers by the Richfield company. Featuring the visit of the Southern Californians also was the fact that a photograph, taken just before the Richfield took off in the morning, was transmitted by phototelegraphic process by the phone company and published at noon here the same day by an afternoon paper. Members of the newly instituted Northern California Gavellers are: Paul S. Neumann, Thomas G. Otis, Ralph W. Myerg, H. Fred Feagans, Davis B. Gray, B. P. Jaggard, Perry W. Stamps, Arthur H. Silverstone, Harry LePla, Ray F. Herrod, Harry F. Kob, Robert M. Peck and Frank D. Bryant. The Angelenos who installed the new chapter after speeding north at 130 miles an hour in the "Richfield" are: C. P. Visel, H. W. Christensen, Robert M. Ketchum, H. W. Storey, T. Keenan, Frank Anderson, A. K. Goodwin, J. C. McQuiston, Arthur Baker and J. Wesley Shaffer. LAND FOR ORANGES 80 beautiful acres near Cucamonga. Citrus on three sides. Original water rights. $350.00 per acre. DREYFUS, Box P, San Mateo, Calif. Anaheim For a Youthful Complexion SHARI Beauty Cream A non-greasy cream for a face powder base. The rich mellow, nourishing oils make the cream an ideal skin food well. $1.50 Heying's Pharmacy Corner Los Angeles and Center Streets the Rexall store PROPOSITION NO. 6 Proposition No. 6 on the November election ballot is one that vitally concerns every parent in Anaheim. It is the proposal to reorganize California's educational system, eliminating the present "double-headed" organization in the state department of education, and taking the schools once and forever out of politics. "Didn't know it was in politics," you may say. But it has been. At the present time California has a state board of education appointed by the governor. The state superintendent of public instruction is elected by the people. Now this system works fine as long as the two pull together. But should they get at loggerheads (as in 1925-27 when the state board refused to confirm appointments made by the superintendent) then, the machinery clogs up. Such a situation needs to be corrected. No. 6 proposes a constitutional amendment, killing for all times the double-headed system. A ten-member board of control would be created, holding office for ten-year terms. Two new members would be appointed in each odd-numbered year. All appointments would be confirmed by a two-thirds vote of the state senate. The board could then appoint a director of education, removing any possibility of an executive officer in conflict with the board he represents. This assures a unified single control which is essential to the success of any business enterprise. It places the responsibility clearly in one administrative body, and assures the same definite administration for schools of California as is made possible in most cities where boards of education select city superintendents of schools. The question has been asked what other states have this system? They are the states with the largest, finest and most efficient educational systems in the country—New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and many others. This measure has been approved by Governor C. C. Young, the California State Legislature, the State Board of Education, State Superintendent William John Cooper, the heads of all University of California Education departments, all teach college presidents, state associations of teachers and superintendents, and leading educators of California. It needs your vote to become a law. Vote YES on No. 6 and take California schools out of politics. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Sheridan and Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Lewis left on Wednesday for San Francisco, where they will witness the football game between Stanford, and Idaho on Friday afternoon. They will also attend the game between U. S. C. and California at Berkeley on Saturday afternoon. They will return home immediately after the game. Born—On Wednesday, October 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fischbeck, a 10-pound daughter. The nation has just celebrated national grape week but so far as we can learn it hasn't put any part of the country in a ferment. Convenience urges an Extension Telephone Just as you appreciate running water in more than one room in the house, so you would appreciate an Convenience urges an Extension Telephone Just as you appreciate running water in more than one room in the house, so you would appreciate an extension telephone. Its cost is only a few cents a day; its convenience is great, and sometimes it is even a factor in guarding the safety of your household. This home of two stories has its main telephone in the dining room and an extension in the owner's bedroom. An extension in the owner's bedroom is convenient for the housewife by day, and make the telephone readily available by night. The cost is very small. Call our business office and say "I want an extension telephone." THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Let the Phantom Maid do your cooking with Hotpoint SUPER-AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE Install a Hotpoint Super-Automatic Electric Range, and let the "Phantom Maid" do your cooking. 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