anaheim-gazette 1929-05-30

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH L. T. Darkman, Pastor 9 a.m.—Prayer meeting. 9:30—Bible School, classes for all ages. Mr. R. J. Dugdale, Sept. 11 a.m.—Mornin; worship. Memorial Services. The A. D. Paul Relief Corps are cordially invited to be present. Reserved seats for them. The Pastor will preach on the subject, "The Suffering Saviour." Special music by Choir, also special music by the children. 6:30 p.m.—Junior, Hi B. Ys. and Seniors. Good leaders, helpful lessons. 7:30 p.m.—Gospel Subject, "The Accuser cuser." Having changed it the campaign of 1924 Tiger is now engaged back again. For Folks Who Care WOMEN WITH CHILDREN SHOULD KNOW —That we have tested our RAW MILK herd for abortion a possible source of undulant fever and that the re-actor have been sold. —That a veterinaire is in daily charge of our raw milk herd. —That all the milk that we pasteurize is of the same quality as is required for Grade "T" raw. —That an incubator test is made of all milk entering our plant. —That we have a laboratory control of the milk supply from the herds to the patron. —That all milkers and milk handlers have passed a medical examination. —That you are welcome to visit us. We would like to show you our plant and laboratory at work. Two Daily Deliveries For Service, Ask Any Route Man, or Telephone Anaheim 666, or Fullerton 151 Anaheim-Fullerton Creamery SOUTH SPADRA ROAD That you are welcome to visit us. We would like to show you our plant and laboratory at work. For Service, Ask Any Route Man, or Telephone Anaheim 666, or Fullerton 151 Anaheim-Fullerton Creamery SOUTH SPADRA ROAD bargain fares Business Trips or Fascinating Vacations —at greatly reduced cost! ASWING through the big metropolitan centers of the for business or pleasure ... vivid days among the se wonders of America's greatest National Parks... but fishing and restful leisure at some notable lake or mo resort... and, finally, a delightful visit to the old hom LOW EXCURSION FARES NOW! to practically every point in the United States and Choice of return routes, if desired, and liberal privileges. Interesting side trips at nominal cost stone and Zion-Bryce-Grand Canyon National Pa Salt Lake City, Denver and Rocky Mountain Na may be visited without extra railroad fares. Summer fares to National Parks — effective to practically every point in the United States and Choice of return routes, if desired, and liberal privileges. Interesting side trips at nominal cost stone and Zion-Bryce-Grand Canyon National Park Salt Lake City, Denver and Rocky Mountain N may be visited without extra railroad fares. Summer fares to National Parks—effective LUXURIOUS FLYERS over the Cool Route to the On the Union Pacific you cross the desert in the night. Well ventilated cars...refreshing iced drink ...special summer menus in the dining car...al a delightfully comfortable journey Wonderful meals—an outstanding feature on al Our travel experts will help you plan every You are free to call upon them at any U Union Pa "THE SCENIC OVERLAND RO R. A. PARKER, Ag Union Pacific System Telephone 729 ANAHEIM GAZETTE LOCAL BREVITIES The Ladies' Gluid of St. Michael's Episcopal church held a silver tea at the home of Mrs. Fred Backs on Tuesday afternoon, when a very pleasant time was had and a substantial sum realized. Mrs. Sue Julian and daughter, Miss Jane Julian of Long Beach, visited the Orange Show this week and were the guests during their stay of Mrs. Fred Backs and Miss Winifred Melrose. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Candee of Arcadia visited the Orange show during the week, as the guests of Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw and Miss Alice Grimshaw. Mrs. Candee is a grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Saxton, old-time residents of Anaheim. Joe Quast, well known plumber, who was seriously injured in an automobile accident on Monday, is reported improved, and it is believed the sight of his left eye may be saved. His right shoulder, which was fractured, is doing nicely. Buddy Quast, small son of the injured man, who was with his father when the accident occurred and who received a number of lacerations and bruises, is also reported to be improving. The accident occurred at the corner of Chartres and Philadelphia streets, when the delivery truck in which the two were riding overturned, pinning them underneath. The annual picnic of Orange county pioneers will be held on the last Sunday in June, according to an announcement made by T. E. Stephenson, president of the organization. Plans for the picnic will be made early next month and pioneers will receive cards announcing arrangements several weeks before the affair takes place. Gerald E. Ward of Fontana and his daughter, Mrs. Mable Coleman, were guests of friends in town a few days ago. Mr Ward is becoming an expert grower of oranges in the San Bernardino section. Miss Minnie Doty of Riverside was the guest of Mrs. L. D. Helmsen for REWARD OF MERIT Major Neill E. Bailey of the U.S. Army, has received deserved promotion in his appointment as chairman of the Federal Traffic Board, which exercises jurisdiction over transportation for all government departments. His headquarters will be at the War Department in Washington, D.C. He has been ordered to report at Fort Sheridan, Chicago, for two years service, but his promotion will continue him at the National Capital and comes as a well merited recognition of his excellent work for the United States Army. TANK FARM AT CYPRESS Purchase of 140 acres located southwest of Cypress as the site of a tank farm and pumping plant has been consummated by the Texas company. The property was bought from George D. Richey, 10 acres; C. A. Pillsbury, 40 acres; Anna H. Everhardy, 40 acres; Mrs Elta Day, 20 acres, and Elmer Proffer, 30 acres. Options, expiring next month, are held by the Texas company on an additional tract of 80 acres in the same district. The tank farm will handle the output of the Texas company's wells in the Richfield, Huntington Beach and Santa Fe Springs fields. Negotiations for the purchase of the property have been under way for some time, it was said. Mrs. H. H. Easton returned to her home in this city yesterday, after spending the last nine months in Berkeley with her three daughters, Misses Honor and Mary Easton and Mrs E. T. Starbuck. Miss Honor Easton was graduated this month from the school of California architecture and has accepted a position with a well-known San Francisco architect. Miss Mary Easton, who will be graduated at Christmas from U.C., in the school of household arts, has also accepted a position in San Francisco. A member of the Canadian parliament told the United States Chamber of Commerce that Canada is not under any moral obligation to help us enforce the Eighteenth Amendment. But does he claim that we are under any moral obligation to greet Canadian rum and buick dealers try today are a new six-car line; Motors line; medium price models—a two-seat bus; business roadster and... in fares NOW BACKEAST cost! Italian centers of the East all days among the scenic national Parks... hunting, notable lake or mountain visit to the old home town! FARES NOW! United States and Canada. aired, and liberal stop-over at nominal cost to YellowCanyon National Parks. Scenic Rocky Mountain National Park railroad fares. National Parks — effective June 1 TO NATIONAL PARKS and FAMOUS United States and Canada. aired, and liberal stop-over sites at nominal cost to YellowCanyon National Parks. Scenic Rocky Mountain National Park railroad fares. National Parks — effective June 1 MOTOUS FLYERS Route to the East Cross the desert in the coolness of the refreshing iced drinks from the buffet in the dining car... all combine to make a fully comfortable journey. Standing feature on all Union Pacific trains. Help you plan every detail of your trip. Upon them at any Union Pacific office. Union Pacific SCENIC OVERLAND ROUTE" R. A. PARKER, Agent Union Pacific System Telephone 729 Typical Low Round-trip Fares NEW YORK $151.70 DETROIT $109.92 OMAHA $75.60 CHICAGO $90.30 PHILADELPHIA $149.22 NEW ORLEANS $89.40 Boston . . . $157.76 Cincinnati . . $110.40 Kansas City . . 75.60 Atlanta, Ga. . . 113.60 Indianapolis . . 103.34 Baltimore, Md. 145.86 Milwaukee, Wis. 93.90 Buffalo, N.Y. . 124.92 Minneapolis . . 91.90 Butte, Mont. . . 55.85 Pittsburgh, Pa. 124.06 Chattanooga . . 107.48 St. Louis, Mo. . 85.60 Denver, Colo. . 67.20 St. Paul, Minn. . 91.90 Des Moines, Ia. 81.55 Salt Lake City . 40.00 Duluth, Minn. . 99.00 And many others! Buick presents Marquette Two of the six models comprising the new Marquette line. Above—The Two-Door Sedan. Below—The Roadster. Buick dealers throughout the country today are displaying the Marquette a new six, produced and distributed by the Buick Motor company. This car, which is the ninth in the General Motors line, and which will sell in the medium price field, is offered in six models—a two-door sedan, four-door sedan, business coupe, sport coupe, a roadster and a touring car. The Marquette is an exceptionally large car for its price class, having a wheel base of 114 inches. Prices on this car range from $965 to $1035. The six cylinder L-head motor and the crankcase are cast in one integral unit. The engine has a bore and stroke of 3 1/8 by 4 5/8 inches and develops 67.5 maximum horsepower. Buick of A full pressure lubricating system is used on the new car, insuring a continuous oil to main bearings and Ontario to Present A Great Pageant "The First Californians" To Be Shown There June 24 and 26 The spirit of the pioneers will be revived when "The First Californians," a pageant with musical setting dealing with the early days of San Bernardino county, is produced at the Chaffey Amphitheatre on Euclid avenue, Onatario, the evenings of June 24 and 26. "The First Californians," as it has been so aptly named by its author Miss Mabel Stanford, gives an authentic picture of those days when California first became the goal of travelers, wanderers and seekers after happiness and wealth. The pageant opens with a scene of the Cucamonga Indians at their temporary camp, and follows through with the high lights of their daily life, touching tribal customs, ceremonials and festive celebrations. The wise Medicine Man, played by Chief Yowlache, foresees and predicts the coming of a conquering race—the White Man, and the downfall of the Indian. As the Indians recede, the Spanish soldiers, headed by Captain Juan Bautista de Anza and Father Garces, come into the foreground as they trek cross-country in their search for an overland route to California, crossing the vast stretches of Mojave desert, and seemingly impassable mountains en route. Then follow the colorful, exciting days at the Cucamonga and Chino Ranchos under Mexican rule, the founding of San Bernardino Mission, the galley and spontaneity of a people happy in the sunshine and glow of California. Soon the picture changes and you see the first struggles for supremacy between the settlers and the on-rushing Americans—the gold rush—a panoramic view of the procession which at that time started to flood California, in their ox-carts, on horse back on mule-back, in covered wagons even camel caravans before the Butterfield stage coach fills the scene. The pageant ends with the marriage of Maria Merced Williams to the Chino Rancho Rains of the Cucamonga Rancho, a brilliant wedding that has come down in local traditions as the most colorful of its time. This episode marks the end of the reign of the great ranchos, and the beginning of the era which was a forerunner of present-day California—a rapidly changing era in which the mission is replaced by schools, theatres and moving pictures as community centers of thought and activity. Mrs. J. J. Carter, who is an outstanding figure in community enterprises throughout California, and pageant consultant for "The First Californian" has hear several rehearsals of the chorus under S. Earle Blakeslee. Her enthusiasm and renewed hopes for community projects in general and Ontario's contribution in particular, knew SAVE WITH SAFETY GO & COD Tastefully Flavored Keep your system internally clean—gently. 7-ounce tin 50¢ REXMIL LAXATIVE SALT is a pure, harmless, effervescing laxative. A teaspoonful in half a glass of water should soon help to drive away the heavy, loggy feeling and those mists, billows headaches. Rexall Laxative Salt is sold exclusively at Heying's Pharmacy "On the Corner" The Rexcall Store Christian Science Church "Ancient and Modern Neuroscience, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, D-nounced" is the subject of the lesson-sermon Sunday in all branches of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The lesson-sermon consists of citations from the Bible and correlative passages from the Christian Science text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy. Among the Scriptural selections are these assurances of Balah: "No weapon that is formed against three shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord, and their righteousness is of me, saith the Lord." The Science and Health passages include the following words of Mrs. Eddy: "Every function of the real man is governed by the divine mind. The human mind has no power to kill or to cure, and it has no control over God's man." All that really exists is the divine mind and its idea, and in this mind the entire being is found harmonious and eternal."