anaheim-gazette 1929-10-31

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway and Citron St. L. T. Barkman, Pastor. Phone 778. 3 A. M. Prayer meeting. 9:30 Bible School classes for all ages. 11 Morning Worship—Subject— "Remembering Jesus." Special music. Communion and reception of new members. 6:30 P. M. Juniors, Seniors, and Hi; B. Y. P. W. good leaders, helpful lessons. 7:30 Evangelistic Services Gospel Song Serviced by Profs. Doggs and his big chorus choir. Sermon. Subject "Garden of the Lord." Prayer and Praise meeting, Wed. 7:30 P. M. Subject, "Working for World peace." Choir practice. 3 DAYS STARTING NEXT Monday THE TWO BLACK CROWS MORAN & MACK in "Why Bring That Up?" with EVELYN BRENT ... HARRY GREEN A Paramount Picture BLACK CROWS MORAN & MACK in "Why Bring That Up?" with EVELYN BRENT ····· HARRY GREEN A Paramount Picture FOX THEATRE >>>>> ANAHEIM You'll be money ah if you think ahead buy an EIGHT The triumphant march of the Eight in the price field above $1000 continues unabated. In the first seven months of this year new car registrations above $1000 in 43 states showed a 94 per cent increase in Eights—an 18 per cent decrease in Sixes. Of all makes of cars, at all prices, 41 per cent are Eights with the percentage mounting steadily. Eights will be at a premium in next year's used car market. Studebaker, foreseeing this sweeping public trend toward Eight power, Eight of the world—by virtue of durance feat of 30,000 consecutive minutes. Today at new low On you can choose from three Studebaker Eights—motor by the world's largest build champion cars that hold records for speed and endure American stock car record makes combined. With 77 years manufact behind it and the most brilliant motordom before it, STU ever progressive, advises new car registrations above $1000 in 43 states showed a 94 per cent increase in Eights—an 18 per cent decrease in Sixes. Of all makes of cars, at all prices, 41 per cent are Eights with the percentage mounting steadily. Eights will be at a premium in next year's used car market. Studebaker, foreseeing this sweeping public trend toward Eight power, Eight smoothness, Eight flexibility and Eight distinction, two years ago introduced the moderately priced President Eight. This car is now the acknowledged champion STUDEBAKER Eights Dictator Eight Sedan Commander Eight Sec President Eight Sedan Four-Door Sedan Model. Price OTTO F. RICHARD Phone 1660 Palm at Center "SERVICE AFTER SALES" ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim Elks Retiring Their Bonds Offering $80,000 in Certificates of Trust to Liquidate Anaheim Elks are retiring their bonded indebtedness of $80,000 by the sale of Certificates of Trust to be issued by the First National Bank of Anaheim. Each certificate holder being insured under the thirty-five year endowment plan in amount of one and one-half times the purchase price of the certificate. The campaign is being directed by Otho L. Ferris of Lee-Ferris associates of Los Angeles, which firm has conducted similar campaigns for Ellis lodges of Whittier, Alhambra Santa Monica, Long Beach and Santa Barbara. The unique features of this plan were presented by Mr. Ferris speaking to the Rotary club Monday noon. "The subscriber signs a promise to pay either in cash or over a period of years. The trustee collects these payments and issues a Certificate of Trust to the subscriber and pays off the returns guaranteed to the subscriber or his beneficiary. The lodge pays the trustee and the cost of the insurance coverage. The insurance covers the lives of all subscribers to the certificates with 35-year endowment insurance in an amount of one and one-half times the amount subscribed and this is done without medical examination, excepting for those past sixty years of age and those subscribing in excess of $1,000." "The committeemen like this solicitation work for they are selling and not begging. The prospects like it for they are purchasing a certificate that carries protection for loved ones for years to come. In fact most lodge members look upon their subscription as protection both for their fraternal home and for their family home. Because of the benefits guaranteed the subscribers are able to take many times what they would be justified in doing otherwise. The subscriber at once increases his estate by amount of 50% increase guaranteed by the tustee. In effect the subscriber is securingpaig contains the names of the leading business and professional men of Anaheim, Fullerton, Placentia and Brea. The board of directors of the building association are acting as the campaign executive committee. Herman Stern, chairman, L. A. Lewis, H. H. Benjamin, Wm. J. Siemann, J. J. Dwyer, Harry Ray and D. L. Winans. The advisory committee are W. E. Alexander, H. G. Ames, Hon. H. E. W. Barnes, Jr., Wm. Berkenstock, Ernest Brochert, J. H. Brunworth, John Cassou, J. H. Cook, J. A. Clayes, Wm. A. Dolan, B. Hartfield, H. D. Heineman, Samuel Kraemer Wm. Schumacher, Hugo E. Strodthoff, B. M. Yorba and F. A. Yungbluth. Tom McFudden, Past Exalted Ruler of the lodge, is general campaign chairman and has his committees organized into four divisions of four teams each. Division "A" Lotus H. Loudon, Chairman, Team No. 1, R. E. Heeter, Captain, Wm. E. Hauser, Wm. J. M. Heinz, Chas. A. Brown, Team No. 2, Guy O. Brunet, Captain, Leo Porter, Chas. Vaughan, Ted R. Claussen, Team No. 3, H. M. Miller, Captain, Bill Payne, Fred Van Racos, W. C. Bryan, Team No. 4, Fred Sibbottom, Captain, J.S.Van Wagoner, H.Olke, Kurt Epstein, Division "B" Henry Adams, Chairman, Team No. 5, L.P.Bonnat, Captain, H.C.Kler, Jos.Henthorn, R.L.Royalty, Team No. 6 Jas.A.FayCaptain,LooJ.Fris,Ralph Maas,B.M.Yorba，TeamNo.7,Ben Paxter,CarlWm.Mehr.Ed.Schnelder,A.Rodieck，TeamNo.8,L.F.Promeroy，Captain,LoeJ.Sherldan，ElmerE.Brus,Harry Pearson,Division "C"JohnB.Menges，Chairman，TeamNo.9,FredE.Kahen，Captain,R.O.Goodson，W.J.Nichols,GEO.Obsorne，TeamNo.10.WalterYatesCaptain,FrankRyan，CarlConner,LymaD.Sherwood，TeamNo.11,F.B.Callen，Captain,C.B.GoodsonJackGranz,H.R.ArendsJr，TeamNo.12,C.W.Austin，Captain,HarryFelling DonaldC.Jones,TroyR.Proctor,Division "D"O.WHeying，Chairman，TeamNo.13,RayE.Smith，Captain,H.L.Wilkins,C.A.Cramer,M.F.Andrada，TeamNo14,C.E.Harbison，Captain,B.Hartfield OscarKelly Joe Walter，TeamNo15 Ed.Peterkin，Captain,HarryBecker,HarryRay E.W.Curtis, The first one-hundred Tuberculosis Association o the Orange County Tuberculosis Arrival of three and one half million Christmas Seals at the office of the Orange County Tuberculosis Association unofficially marks the opening of the Annual Christmas Campaign for the prevention of tuberculosis. Mr.A.N.Zerman,Santa Ana business man has the distinction of being not begging. The prospects like it for they are purchasing a certificate that carries protection for loved ones for years to come. In fact most lodge members look upon their subscription as protection both for their fraternal home and for their family home. Because of the benefits guaranteed the subscribers are able to take many times what they would be justified in doing otherwise. The subscriber at once increases his estate by amount of 50% increase guaranteed by the trustee. In effect the subscriber is securing insurance protection without the two ordinarily objectionable features—medical examination and payment of premiums. This protection in most cases is a type not securable elsewhere for unlike most insurance it is non-cancelable. Berkentstock, Ernest Borchert, J. H. of the insured. In explaining the operation of the plan Director Ferris pointed out that a plan might be ever so good but it could not succeed unless it were well organized and programmed. The committee organization of the Elks can- Luxury TOURS to DEATH VALLEY The Moor marketing paradox in modern travel—touring in luxury the wildest region in America! You ride through Death Valley in a large comfortable motor coach while all around you is primitive grandeur...gorgeous coloring...and the hovering mystery of the desert. At night you find yourself in a modern splendidly appointed hotel. Luxury against the thrillingly adventurous background of Death Valley, makes a fascinating contrast. Death Valley has a delightful winter climate. It contains the lowest point on the continent — 310 feet Team No. 16, Gilbert Kraemer, Captain, M. J. Hammon, Louis Jacobson, A. L. Anderson. In commenting upon this undertaking of the lodge, Tom McFadden said: "We feel a great deal of confidence in our ability to sell enough of the certificates to offset our bonded indebtedness. The plan appeals to our membership as a whole and the success which other Elks lodges have had with the same plan makes us feel sure that through our committee we will be able to carry the privilege of subscription to practically our entire membership and that there will be a sufficient number of them able to subscribe to give us a substantial over-subscription of $80,000 objective of our campaign. We have splendid endorsements of the plan," continued Mr. McFadden. A Home Ho In The Anaheim pledges all of homes in AnaOUR COMBINE you can choose from three great lines of Studebaker Eights—motor cars produced by the world's largest builder of Eights—champion cars that hold 11 world records for speed and endurance and more American stock car records than all other makes combined. With 77 years manufacturing success behind it and the most brilliant future in motordom before it, STUDEBAKER, ever progressive, advises fine car buyers to select the car of today and tomorrow—an Eight! *5 states do not compile registrations by engine types. BAKER Dictator Eight Sedan . . $1235 Commander Eight Sedan $1475 President Eight Sedan . . $1735 Four-Door Sedan Models. Prices at the factory. CHARTZ Anaheim, SALES" able motor coach while all around you is primitive grandeur...gorgeous coloring...and the hovering tystery of the desert. At night you find yourself in a modern splendidly appointed hotel. Luxury against the thrillingly adventurous background of Death Valley, makes a fascinating contrast. Death Valley has a delightful winter climate. It contains the lowest point on the continent — 310 feet below the sea level — yet it lies almost in the shadow of Mt. Whitney, loftiest peak in the country. Death Valley TOURS Beginning November 1 through sleepers leave Los Angeles at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Fridays for Death Valley Junction. All inclusive-cost, three-day tour to Death Valley, from Los Angeles back to Los Angeles, $60.75—including railroad fare, lower berth and comprehensive sightseeing trips and accommodations at Ryan Hotel and Furnace Creek Inn. For full particulars, apply— Union Pacific R. A. PARKER, Agent Union Pacific System—Telephone 729 EAST LOS ANGELES STATION Atlantic Ave. and Telegraph Road Telephone Angelus 6509 or Montebello 841 one-hundred Tuberculosis Orange County Tuberculosis Association, by Mr. A. N. Zerman, prominent Santa Ana business man. Christmas Seals sold being purchased from Amelia Meagher, Executive Secretary of the Orange County Tuberculosis Association, by Mr. A. N. Zerman, prominent Santa Ana business man. The first purchaser of Christmas Seals in the 1929 campaign, "Your cause is a worthy and humane one," Mr. Zerman told Mrs. Meagher, Executive Secretary, "I am sure everyone sympathizes with that cause and it should be well backed." The official opening of the Christmas Park. W. Brown, Exalted Ruler of Santa Monica Elks said: "This plan has California-Bear game Saturday at the A Home Building, Home Owned Institution The Anaheim Building and Loan Association pledges all of its assets to the upbuilding of homes in Anaheim. OUR COMBINED RESOURCES TOTAL OVER $633,000.00 Officers and Directors OUR COMBINED RESOURCES TOTAL OVER $633,000.00 Officers and Directors F. A. YUNGBLUTH, President WM. FALKENSTEIN, Vice-President S. W. TODD, Vice-President FRED KOESEL, Vice-Pres. and Mgr. WM. SCHUMACHER, Treasurer F. F. FOWLER, Secretary DR. A. H. DOMANN E. W. STARK Under State Supervision Anaheim Building & Loan Association 14 North Lemon Street Anaheim, California 6% AND SAFETY