anaheim-gazette 1930-04-10

36 Painters Enjoy Big Dinner-Meeting Painters of Annheim and vicinity this week recalled with pleasure the banquet tendered them at the Elks club last Friday evening by the National Lead company of California, according to report received from Ernest Dubois, resident manager of the Bass-Hueter Paint Company and a guest at the banquet. Horace Pickett, National Lead representative for Southern California, opened the meeting and introduced Dave Schindler, another firm executive who stressed the value of selling paint jobs and illustrated his talk with the film "Three Painters." Henry Valk then told of the correct methods of estimating paint costs and jobs, and Pickett followed with an explanation of paint and paint pigment mixing, recommending three coats of paint for new wood and two for repaint work. Mr. Dubois and his aide, F. F. Bennett, reported that 36 painters attended the dinner-meeting. FOX THEATRE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents WILLIAM HAINES in The GIRL SAID NO A Laugh Riot—a Bird Pathos, HAINES at his best All TRAINING! 3 Days Starting MONDAY Ramon Novarro in "DEVIL MAY CARE" LEILA HYAMS POLLY MORAN MARIE DRESSLER Cont Shows Lure of M Claim Father and Two Tuesday to W Copper Lure of copper, found by assayists from their six claimes from the Monday week draws Arch two sons, George A. Lion Henry, who play for a stay of a m stringer which so per cent copper, th in that territory. The claims are he Arch Henry Sa., and own the Henry Bro East Center street father and sons def fever and trek to desert where they d retain legal hold on George Henry be position: "Five years ago boys went back to tory which my fat years ago an ddeterr it would be profita for minerals. After assayed, the genera 45 per cent copper claim for every me and since then have year. We plan to on the claims and this trip, just how expect. There is a face which looks ill assayed 72 per cent slave this layer is w within the fortnight about 60 miles south the Mexican border. Tune in KFI every 10:15, and hear B Beautiful departm "Color Harmony." MONDAY Ramon Novarro in "DEVIL MAY CARE" What Has Been Offered by the Opposition Comparable to Three Tax Rate Reductions in a Five-Year Period? M. W. MARTENET, JR. We are committed to a policy of economical progress through a form of ad- We are committed to a policy of economical progress through a form of administration provided by law, subject to changes when they may be deemed for the best interests of the city. We believe the employment of Anaheim residents, only, is for the best interests of the city. We believe in keeping our taxes as low as is consistent with the steady development of a growing city. We adhere to that principle of good government which demands that the expenditure of each dollar of the taxpayer's money shall yield a 100 per cent return. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Lure of Mines Claims Henrys Father and Two Sons Leave Tuesday to Work 72 per cent Copper Stringer Lure of copper, gold and silver found by assayists in samples brought from their six claims in Arizona, five miles from the Mexican border, next week draws Arch Henry, Sr., and his two sons, George Alex Henry and Marion Henry, who plan to leave Tuesday for a stay of a month to develop if stringer which so far has shown 72 per cent copper, the richest discovered in that territory. The claims are held by Mr. and Mrs. Arch Henry Sr., and the four sons, who own the Henry Brothers drug store on East Center street. Each year the father and sons defy customary spring fever and trek to the stillness of the desert where they do enough mining to retain legal hold on their mining claims. George Henry best explains the proposition: "Five years ago my father and us boys went back to look over the territory which my father found 15 or 20 years ago an determine whether or not it would be profitable to stake claims for minerals. After having the ore assayed, the general test of which ran 45 per cent copper, we staked out a claim for every member of the family and since then have worked them each year. We plan to keep up our work on the claims and discover, if possible this trip, just how much ore we might expect. There is a strata near the surface which looks like pure copper and assayed 72 per cent. Just how extensive this layer is we plan to find out within the fortnight. Our claims are about 60 miles southeast of Yuma, near the Mexican border." Tune in KFI every Tuesday morning, 10:15, and hear Bass-Hueter "Home Beautiful" department program on "Color Harmony." 3-27-1f John Purkiss, young Anaheim vlolin pupil of Lawrence Sweeney of this city, Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock participated in the children's hour program given over KREG. The talented student was well received by the radio audience. It is proposed to build 11,413 airports in the United States in the near future. Here is a suggestion for farm relief. Turn the old cow pasture and the patch of corn into a landing field. Quicker, clearer than ever TELEPHONE users tell us they are impressed by the improvements that have been made in the promptness and clearness of inter-city telephoning. Connections have been so speeded up. Today the calling person remains at the telephone in 97 percent of the cases. Time required to make an inter-city connection has been cut in half. —“Long Distance” In the Interests Vote for Martenet, Koesel Next Monday. Read who signed Mr. Martenet’s petition: Fred A. Backs, John A. Volz, John Cook, F. A. Yungbluth, Mrs. Robert N. Marvin, Ed. W. Schneider, Charles H. Mann, W. H. Helling, Ray Smith, James H. Heffron. Introducing Mr. Martenet; Graduate Anaheim high school class of ’16; World War veteran; past commander Anaheim post American Legion; member 40 et 8 society; 34 years of age; hardware merchant; married; resides 719 North We are unaware to make the testing group lutionary expect government, but relieve it is a time and conservationtration of ourness. Read who signed Mr. Koesel’s petition: John Cassou, John N. Brunworth, J. J. Dwyer, Frank N.Gibbs, Charles H.Mann, Charles A. Boege, A. E. Introducing Mr. Martenet; Graduate Anaheim high school class of '16; World War veteran; past commander Anaheim post American Legion; member 40 et 8 society; 34 years of age; hardware merchant; married; resides 719 North Olive street. FRED KOESEL Read who signed Mr. Koesel's petition: John Cassou, John N. Brunworth, J. J. Dwyer, Frank N.Gibbs, Charles H.Mann, Charles A. Boege, A. E. Schumacher, H. H. Benjamin, Henry N. Adams, William Falkenstein. Introducing Mr. Koesel: Native of South Dakota; resident Anaheim eighteen years; member of city council year and a half; ten years supervisor in South Dakota; real estate broker; vice-president and manager Anaheim Building and Loan association; member advisory board Anaheim branch Bank of Italy; member chamber of commerce; citrus grower; married, resides 706 West Center street. To the above platform of principles, built upon a foundation of harmony, we pledge our united allegiance. Pre-Easter Presentation of Smart Frocks Priced to Meet the demands of Thrifty Shoppers Our Stock of Smart Frocks for Easter wear includes all the Season's Newest interpretations. Canton Crepes, Silk Prints, Chiffons, Georgettes, Flat Crepes—in all the season's newest colorings for day, afternoon and street wear. Millinery in the Smartest Modes at $4.95 to $12.50 $14.95 to $35.00 Tests of Harmony at, Koesel and Sheridan Sunday, April 14th We are unalterably opposed to making Anaheim the testing ground for revolutionary experiments in government, but firmly believe it is a time for sane and conservative administration of our city's business. If the voters want a government in which integrity, fidelity and devotion shall be paramount— If the voters want a government which shall be vigilant in guarding the expenditure of their tax money— If the voters want a regime of harmonious representative government, we solicit their support and votes, Monday, April 14, when they will be called upon to register their verdict. If the voters want a regime of harmonious representative government, we solicit their support and votes, Monday, April 14, when they will be called upon to register their verdict. Read who signed Mr. Sheridan's petition: H. H. Benjamin, O. W. Heying, J. G. Hilleary, Frank N. Gibbs, Ernest Zitsmann, J. J. Dwyer, Leonard Evans, Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, Godfrey J. Stock, H. D. Akerman, Raymond E. Smith. Introducing Mr. Sheridan: Native of South Dakota; resident Anaheim 20 years; secretary Anaheim Union Water company 16 years; graduate St. John's College, Collegeville, Minnesota; married, has two children, resides at 211 South Palm street. LEO J. SHERIDAN