anaheim-gazette 1930-06-05

ON THE LOOKOUT in and about Anaheim with Lowell E. Jessen The “ice” age Advent of the iceless refrigerator has produced a paradox at first hard to understand. The more electric and gas refrigerators sold, the more ice is sold by the ice-manufacturing companies! This from no less an authority than L. C. Montgomery, well known official of the Consolidated Ice company. Citing records from his firm’s books, Mr. Montgomery says that the more ice machines disposed of in Anaheim and vicinity, the more ice is demanded by local residents. Instead of a decline of ice sales, there is a substantial increase, particularly in the past two years. Why? Upon analysis the mystery disappears. Advertising, thus educating the people to advantages of refrigeration, is the reason. Allied with this, of course, is the general trend toward more healthful foods and living conditions. Health is one of our greatest assets and anything to promote a healthy mind and body is desired. Because refrigeration materially aids in preservation of food, keeping it in fit condition for human consumption, thus promoting health refrigeration becomes a necessity. The more advertising of refrigeration advantages, then, the more demand for refrigeration. This helps both the manufacturer of iceless refrigerators and manufacturers of ice. Graduating time Commencement exercises always mark a milestone passed by members of the graduating classes. Each year future citizens and leaders of the land listen to advice from elders and pass in a line before education authorities to receive a diploma signi- Graduating time Commencement exercises always mark a milestone passed by members of the graduating classes. Each year future citizens and leaders of the land listen to advice from elders and pass in a line before education authorities to receive a diploma signifying successful completion of standard school requirements. Grammar school children thus become eligible for junior high or high school; and high school lads and lassies secure credits enough to enter college or university. The four-year period of higher education secured at the university has become a necessity, so each year more and more students enter institutions of higher learning to prepare for the fast pace modern civilization has set. For those students who really are specializing in some highly technical work, or preparing to achieve distinction in the educational field, several more years of post graduate study becomes essential. This is quite a contrast to the educational opportunities afforded our fathers and mothers. Even though fast-developing America at that time offered the greatest public education system in the world an eighth grade education was considered very good, and a high school—or academic—education was more unusual than a college education became a decade ago. Going on to college then would compare with securing a Ph.D. now. Mass education in America has focused the attention of the world on us. Certain advantages arise from this system, and then, of course, there are disadvantages eliminated by a system as exemplified by Oxford, where sons of rich men and nobles attend, and where cultural rather than the practical predominate. In America there is opportunity enough for the scholar, and there is greater opportunity for the youth of today who wants to learn how to live, and perform some useful service for his fellow citizen. Graduates of Anaheim Union high school this week stand on a threshold of the greatest opportunity ever afforded in history. The future challenges the best that is in them. Most of the class undoubtedly will go on to college or university, while others will find their nitch in society without pursuing a greater scholastic attainment. One thing remains certain: every graduate of the high school or grammar school has profited thereby. Flour Sacks Ammunition The "war of the flour sacks" will be waged in this section on the morning of July 13. Gun crews of the 250th coast artillery of San Francisco will brave a bomb. Flour Sacks Ammunition The "war of the flour sacks" will be waged in this section on the morning of July 13. Gun crews of the 250th coast artillery of San Francisco will brave a bombardment of five pound paper sacks of flour as they move into camp through Chittendon Pass. Officers mapping out plans for the summer national guard encampment announced that this unique attack would be made from the air to test accuracy of the flying national guard forces. DR. HENRY C. VOGT Chiropractic Health Specialist —Licensed Palmer Graduate— 19 Years' Experience Phone 1118 317 N. Los Angeles Anaheim, Calif. 666 Rolloves a Headache or Neuralgia in 80 minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and checks Malaria in three days. 666 also in Tablets. Dave's Key and Lock Shop 119 So. L. A. St., ANAHEIM Phone 1009 Keys made by code number for all cars. Mall orders given special attention. Razor blades, knives, scissors, lawn mowers sharpened. ALL WORK GUARANTEED $10 DELIVERY Due to the Extraordinary Advise Allen Co.'s ceaseless effort to bring musical and radio merchandise online. Here is the very newest 1930 BOSCH Chassis, Speaker and Cabinet have announcement, to the best of our ed and sold at less than its regular the new SCREEN GRID tubes, thir own famous predecessors. Few, if surpass Bosch DESIGN—Bosch CO. Only by hearing, operating and co you be able to fully appreciate its s BOSCH RADIO is completely engine THREE; less would mean a sacri SELECTIVITY AND SENSITIVITY amplification. The chassis is co ses astounding TONAL BEAUTY A BOSCH ELECTRO DYNAMIC SK beauty of the Bosch Console. Bear in mind that your investment tee of its manufacturer—the AMER active, sound, reliable radio manufa production of highest quality elec which will cure all of the ills of the poultry industry. He said in part: "At the present time, important though the field of marketing may be, there is as much need as ever for stressing the efficiency of production, quality of products, and the combination of these with volume of production. "In all considerations of the poultry industry, the rest of the United States must be considered, as California produces less than 4 per cent of all the eggs in the United States and less than 3 per cent of all the chickens raised. This state is a shipper of eggs, so we must not only consider this district but the state and nation as well. "High prices for eggs do not necessarily mean prosperity, nor low prices unprofitableness for the egg producers. If the prices received for eggs are high compared to the things the egg producer must buy, the poultryman is prosperous; if they are low compared with the things he must buy he is not prosperous. Consequently, a comparison of the money prices of eggs and of the money prices of other commodities is of interest and value. The result of this division of the egg price by the price of other commodities is called purchasing power. Upon examining the prices and purchasing power of California eggs it will be found that they have been low since the war." Professor Voorhies pointed out that the purchasing power of eggs has fluctuated up and down in cycles with high points in 1921, 1925 and 1929. This he stated was due to the fluctuations in production. High prices induce poultrymen to increase flocks, thereby breaking the price, and low prices tend- ing to decrease flocks and output, thereby making for better prices. The best way of gaining an insight into probable prices in the future is to watch the sales of young chicks by hatcheries, for upon these sales the production of eggs will to some extent depend. Professor Voorhies told how, four years ago, he suggested this method of predicting future production and consequently future prices and purchasing power for poultrymen, and how it was later taken up by the United States Department of Agriculture and applied to the entire country. On the basis of statistics gathered by this means, there are indications that the price of eggs will be low in the coming year. He said to the poultrymen: "If I were in your place I should not as though prices were to be low." SOLD AT LESS THAN This Brand New Latest Model BOSCH RADIO 109 Complete Delivers unbelievable as it seems, IT IS TRUE! Here is another Wiley B. value that only Large VOLUME and TREMENDOUS PURCHAScould make possible. Here is a radio opportunity that hundreds will day they hear of this great Sale. Another evidence of Wiley B. seless effort to bring to the residents of Orange County the very finest radio merchandise obtainable at TREMENDOUS SAVINGS. newest 1930 BOSH Screen Grid Console, Model A. Everything; inter and Cabinet have been 100% factory built. Previous to this to the best of our knowledge, this model has never been advertisless than its regular selling price, $197.50. Engineered specifically to EN GRID tubes, this new BOSCH RADIO will outperform even its redecessors. Few, if any, of the other famous radios of the day can DESIGN—Bosch CONSTRUCTION and Bosch PERFORMANCE. newest 1930 BOSH Screen Grid Console, Model A. Everything; power and Cabinet have been 100% factory built. Previous to this year, to the best of our knowledge, this model has never been advertisless than its regular selling price, $197.50. Engineered specifically to BOSCH GRID tubes, this new BOSCH RADIO will outperform even its predecessors. Few, if any, of the other famous radios of the day can DESIGN—Bosch CONSTRUCTION and Bosch PERFORMANCE. operating and comparing Bosch Radio with any other radio will fully appreciate its superiority. D is completely engineered to the new Screen Grid Tubes; it uses would mean a sacrifice of two outstanding Bosch advantages. SENSITIVITY. Bosch utilizes the PUSH-PULL method of The chassis is completely ARMORED and SHIELDED. It possesTIONAL BEAUTY AND ACCURACY, a noted characteristic of the STRO DYNAMIC SPEAKER. It is impossible to fully illustrate the Bosch Console. that your investment is fully protected by the unconditional guaranfracturer—the AMERICAN BOSCH MAGNETO COMPANY, and reliable radio manufacturer with many years of experience in the highest quality electrical equipment. DELIVERS--BALANCE IN 12 MONTHLY Extraordinary Value, Demand for this Bosch Radio Will Advise Immediate Selection to Avoid Possible Disappa ter St. WILEY B. ALLEN CO Open Evenings Until 9 o'Clock Anaheim, Calif., June 5, 1930 SAM L. COLLINS CANDIDATE FOR District Attorney I promise a vigorous and impartial enforcement of all the laws Now Serving Fourth Year As Deputy District Attorney Primary Election August 26, 1930. Gazette Want Ads for Results before! SS THAN $197.50 Model ~ Screen Grid SS THAN $197 50 Model ~ Screen Grid Radio plete ONTHLY PAYMENTS Radio Will Be Great. We Urge and sible Disappointment EN CO. Anaheim, Calif