anaheim-gazette 1930-03-06

Meat Inspection Benefits Consumer State Board of Agriculture has New Law In Preparation All meat consumed in California will be state inspected, if a plan proposed by George H. Hecke, state director of agriculture, is made into law. Meat inspection in the state is now in an unsatisfactory condition from the official viewpoint, according to Hecke, with three different systems in use. The new idea would cost the state approximately $200,000 a year, he estimated, but would be of benefit to both producer and consumer. Briefly, Hecke's plan would have the state pay half the cost of a uniform, regulated inspection, extending throughout the state. Every city, town and rural slaughter house would be under state control in its operations. Meat from anyone of these plants could be sent to any other part of the state, under authority of the state service. Speaking of present conditions, Hecke said: "We now have three different systems of meat inspection. Federal inspection exists in seven plants and is compulsory where meat is to be shipped to other states. State inspection is carried on in 127 plants, self supported by fees for service, and these plants may ship products to any other part of the state. City and county inspection is maintained by several cities and counties, from which the product cannot be generally shipped about the state." "Many slaughter houses, mostly small, primitively constructed and with little equipment, operate in rural districts without inspection except for occasional visits when complaint is made to the department of agriculture. These houses are frequently conducted in an unsanitary manner." Hecke believes a general public demand is calling for state meat inspection. A large portion of the state outside of large cities wants the state to certify to healthfulness of all meat products not federally inspected, he said. The subject was thrashed out at the last legislature with no tangible result. Hecke commented on this lack of action as follows: "Sharp difference of opinion as to inspection systems, alred in the last legislature, is due principally to the fact that many interior cities and counties, having no meat inspection systems of their own, have ordinances permitting only sale of meats and meat products bearing state or federal stamps. As a result, slaughterers operating under inspection systems of large cities are not permitted to transport and sell their products in many other cities and counties of the state." FOR SALE: Valencia Orange Trees: I have for sale some two year old Valencia Orange Trees grown by Teague Nursery Company, Sunny Buds. Call at my ranch on Kraemer Ave., north of Placentia, and see Mr. Kelley, Ranch Superintendent, Price right. CHARLES C. CHAPMAN. Falkensteins Just 2 Days Falkensteins Just 2 Days More of the SPECIAL SALE Of Discontinued Styles Genuine Kenwood ALL WOOL BLANKETS Buy Now. The Opportunity may not Present Itself Again FOX THEATRE FOX THEATRE ANAHEIM Saturday and Sunday RUDY VALLEE (The Radio Idol), and His Connecticut Yankees in "The Vagabond Lover" AllTalking, Singing, Dancing with Sally Blane Marie Dressler Three Days Starting Monday MAURICE CHEVALIER™ THE LOVE PARADE ALL TALKING ALL SINGING ALL DANCING New Candidates For Council (Continued from First Page) firm name. He is at the present time the Anaheim distributor of a motor oil, produced by the Filmoll-Oil Company, as well as engaged in looking after his other various property interests in and about Anaheim. Mr. E. M. Schlotter, who resides at 601 North Olive Street, Anaheim, is fifty-two years of age, married and has two grown children. Mr. Schlotter has resided here for the past nineteen years, and during that time has been engaged in the building construction business, as well as looking after his various property interests here and about Anaheim. Mr. Garrison, from his many years' experience as a plumbing contractor, will bring to our city council first hand practical knowledge appertaining to one of the largest undertakings engaged in by our city, that of the supply and distribution of water. In addition to this qualification, the experience gained by Mr. Garrison in the management of orange ranches, as well as other property interests, makes him an ideal legislator of municipal affairs. Mr. Quarton, from his wide range of business experience, including the experience of operating one of the largest mercantile establishments in our city, supervising an orange ranch, and the wholesale distribution of oil, will add to our city council a well trained mind, admirably fitted to the business of our city. Mr. Schlotter, building contractor, orange grower, with extensive property interests in our city, will give to us a councilman of enviable capability and in whose hands a wise and judicious determination of our municipal problems will be guaranteed. The candidates' supporters claim that these men, all of mature age, successful in their own business affairs, and with a deep understanding of the problems of our city, gained through their long-time residence here, will bring to our city government minds well trained under business conditions that exist in Anaheim. It is polluted out that their long-time residence here and their wide circle of friends will naturally bring a great portion of our people in close personal contact cannot be the state. uses, mostly detected and with in rural disexcept for co-emplaint is made culture. These conducted in an real public desmeat inspecte the state outof all meat inspected, he ed out at the changible result, is lack of acopinion as to l in the last capitally to the cities and counction systems finances permitand meat prodmodern stamps, operating unlarge cities sport and soil other cities and Orange Trees: two year old ties grown by company, Supply on Kraemer a, and see Mr. dependent. Price ANAHEIM GAZETTE Real Value CATERN REG. U.S. TRAC WHEN you can buy a "Caterpillar" Model Ten, that weighs 4500 pounds and that we guarantee to deliver more than 14 horsepower at the drawbar, for only $1185 on your place—when you can get a "Caterpillar" Model Fifteen, that weighs 5900 pounds and that we guarantee to deliver more than 21 horsepower at the drawbar, for only $1560 on your place—when other "Caterpillar" Models are proportionally low in price—and when more than 2200 owners in Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura Counties agree that "Caterpillar" Tractors don't pack the land—that they handle easier, ride more comfortably and cost less to maintain— You are Sure of a Real Bargain ALL "Caterpillar" Tractors are built with extra strength and extra efficiency throughout. All have THREE forward speeds, so you can always use the right speed for every job. All have high efficiency motors of the latest in whose hands a wise and judicious determination of our municipal problems will be guaranteed. The candidates' supporters claim that these men, all of mature age, successful in their own business affairs, and with a deep understanding of the problems of our city, gained through their long-time residence here, will bring to our city government minds well trained under business conditions that exist in Anaheim. It is pointed out that their long-time residence here and their wide circle of friends will naturally bring a great portion of our people in close personal touch with our city government. Their supporters point out that these men are above reproach, are fair in their treatment of their fellow townmen and all are of a sincere desire to be of real service to all the people of our city. Mr. Garrison, Mr. Quartop and Mr. Schlotter have been close personal friends for many years, and each has the confidence of the others, gained through this mutual friendship. This respect for each other, and their long acquaintanceship, assert their friends can only produce harmony and good feeling amongst the members of our Board of Trustees, a thing they say, Anaheim is in such dire need. Another reason that attracts these men to the interests of Anaheim is the fact that all are quite extensive property owners here and there own personal fortunes are wrapped up and dependent, to a great extent, on the good management of our city affairs. The supporters point out that with men of such high calibre going into the election upon a delinite pledge, as contained in their direct and specific platform, the people of Anaheim can go to the polls with the certain knowledge that a vote for these men will produce certain specific results, rather than an imphazard guess as to what other candidates may do who seem to have no real plan, purpose or intention, in asking to be elected to such a vital and important office to the people of Anaheim. Beauty Culture Ambitious persons who would practice beauty culture and surgery in California had better be sure of their qualifications before starting. The latest victim of state agents investigating this field is an Oakland woman who started practice without a license. She was apprehended and placed in jail. A sentence of six months was given her but she was placed on probation and ordered to refund $80 to the witness whose complaint landed her in the arms of the law. and Ventura Counties agree that "Caterpillar" Tractors don't pack the land—that they handle easier, ride more comfortably and cost less to maintain— You are Sure of a Real Bargain ALL "Caterpillar" Tractors are built with extra strength and extra efficiency throughout. All have THREE forward speeds, so you can always use the right speed for every job. All have high efficiency motors of the latest design with full force feed lubrication. Steering by finger tip controlled side clutches—one of the features that made "Caterpillar" famous—eliminates complicated, power-eating and often troublesome differential gears. Tracks and track wheels are made of heat treated, drop forged, alloy steel. Distributor Gets 50% Less As the world's largest distributors of "Caterpillar" Tractors we have 50% less margin than distributors of average tractors. "Caterpillar" puts the difference into the construction of the tractor itself. If you have a used tractor to trade we will allow you what it is worth, and will deliver to you the world's best built tractor at the lowest possible price. Don't be fooled by the man who offers you more for your old "job" than you know it is worth. Many tractors are originally priced with just that in view. Robert Jeffery and his three "Caterpillar" Tractors on his ranch SHEP PRACTICE TRACTOR & E 514 WEST TWELFTH STREET SANTA ANA: 410 West 5th Street POMONA: 773 East Second Street Money Expended For Education One Third of State Appropriations For Schools and Child Welfare California has a heavy financial interest in its children—proven by the fact that approximately $40,000,000, or one-third of the state's annual expenditure—is spent on education, child welfare and care. Adults groan at the heavy burden of taxation placed on them, but forget that for at least the first 20 years of life the government is paying $40 for each family in the state, that children may have all advantages of modern civilization. State Controller Ray L. Riley has prepared a compilation of various channels into which the state pours these millions each year. Education is the most expensive item on the list, according to him. The state's contribution to elementary schools is fixed by law at $30 per unit of average daily attendance. Last year it amounted to $18,879,389. High school costs come next, with their support also fixed by law at $30 per unit of average daily attendance. A total of $5,988,217 was spent there during the past year. Is the junior college, costing the state $465,100, all this money being derived from mineral lease revenue. Then comes the University of California, on which was expended $6,750,-248 last year. Another $2,037,219 represented cost of various state teachers colleges. California Polytechnic school required $228,093 and the School for Deaf and Blind children $295,435. Children handicapped in some way are provided by the state with special training, that they may face life on a more equal basis with their fellows. Funds up to $100 each are given physically handicapped children and this cost the state $98,574 last year, with a further expenditure of $12,038 to enforce educating of these children. Those with defective speech were given supplementary education, costing $8,834. Completing the picture-of-education costs are the following items: Overhead of the state department of education, $167,949; cost of vocational education and rehabilitation, $274,222; and state contribution to teachers' pensions, $548,385. Orphan aid cost the state $1,308,379 last year. Two homes for care of feeble-minded children cost $903,430. Support of three homes for delinquent children required $1,169,350. The state departments of social welfare and public health spent $86,807 in administration of various work done by them for children. France is asking for a special pact for security in the Mediterranean. What is the League of Nations for anyhow? Value! That’s the Reason for the Big Swing to... CATERPILLAR TRACTORS El Sequoia Ranch PLACENTIA, CALIFORNIA Shepherd Tractor & Equipment 514 West 12th Street, Los Angeles, Calif. Gentlemen: We are operating three of your caterpillars, the oldest is four years old, and I want to take this opportunity of telling you that these tractors have done their work very satisfactory and more economical than I ever thought a tractor would operate. All of these tractors have their original tractors, and I can readily say that tracks on a "Caterpillar" tractor will last at least five years. You have asked what I think of the biggest advantage of "Caterpillar" tractors - there are several. In the first place your service is such that a man need never be tied up more than an hour or so - in the second place the tractors give very little trouble from breakage and keep going under the lardest kind of work. With our "Caterpillar" tractors we can get on the land several days sooner than we could with anything else, and best of all we are never troubled with packed soil. I believe growers all over the country are beginning to appreciate the serious disadvantages of land packing. We are operating three of your cattle tractors, the oldest is four years old, and I want to take this opportunity of telling you that these tractors have done their work very satisfactory and more economical than I ever thought a tractor would operate. All of these tractors have their original tracks, and I can readily say that tracks on a "Caterpillar" tractor will last at least five years. You have asked what I think of the biggest advantage of "Caterpillar" tractors - there are several. In the first place your service is such that a man need never be tied up more than an hour or so - in the second place the tractors give very little trouble from breakage and keep going under the lardest kind of work. With our "Caterpillar" tractors we can get on the land several days sooner than we could with anything else, and best of all we are never troubled with packed soil. I believe growers all over the country are beginning to appreciate the serious disadvantages of land packing. Your new "Ten", "Fifteen" and "Twenty" models look very good to me. There is no question but that they are the most comfortable tractor to ride on and the easiest to steer. This makes a lot of difference, because any ran who feels good will naturally do more and better work. Yours very truly, James Tuffner "Caterpillar" Reputation Worth Millions (That's Your Added Protection) "CATERPILLAR," successor to "Holt" and "Best", is the world's largest builders of track-type tractors. All over the world "Caterpillar" Tractors enjoy an unequalled reputation. Sales everywhere are increasing by leaps and bounds—just as they are here. The "Caterpillar" company is mighty careful to guard this reputation by keeping quality up to the highest standards and by holding prices as low as possible. SHEPHERD Super-Service We maintain five plants in this territory for rendering superior service to "Caterpillar" users. Each of these plants has complete equipment and competent service men who know how to keep your "Caterpillar" in the pink of condition. This service is never more than an hour away from you when you own a "Caterpillar". SEPHERD R & EQUIPMENT CO. TWELFTH STREET, LOS ANGELES, CALIF. OXNARD: 346 Oxnard Boulevard SANTA PAULA: 116 N. 11th St. School Buildings Cost Half Billion Educational Structures Most Beautiful in the World California has the most beautiful school buildings in the world! This is one of the first comments of well-informed educators from the east, who for the first time motor down the paved highways of the state, viewing the modern, attractive architecture of the schools and their well-landscaped grounds. The day of old-time, rough-board shack for educating children is past. Common sense is now governing school-house planning, according to Vierling Kersey, superintendent of public instruction. California has nearly a half billion dollars invested in its school structures alone, according to latest estimates. Orange county which ranks 5th among the 58 counties of the state, alone has invested a total of $10,081,940 on its school houses. Much of the credit for the attractive and efficient schools now being erected goes to Will C. Wood, former superintendent of public instruction, who originated the idea of a state division of schoolhouse planning, which now supervises construction of all new schools. Wood's request to the legislature in 1927 said: "The planning of school buildings is a highly specialized and technical business. The inexperienced school architect sometimes wastes as much as a quarter of the cubic contents of a building in such extravagances as hallways and stairways of unnecessary dimensions." The legislature complied with the request, and Andrew P. Hill, a competent school building architect, was placed in charge. "Last year we checked about $5,530,-689 worth of school building construction," says Hill. "These were located in 36 counties. The plans actually passed on for final construction total 168. The saving made to the taxpayers of California is not measurable in dollars and cents." Los Angeles, with school buildings aggregating $69,885,284 in value, led the counties of the state, with San Francisco and Alameda second and third. Next highest counties in point of school building value are: Fresno, $10,-503,875; Orange, $10,081,940; Kern, $8,096,000; Santa Clara, $8,021,504; San Diego, $7,861,811; and San Bernardino, $7,667,123. According to the Times, the New York weather broke seven records in 1929. Well the New York stock market did worse than that.