anaheim-gazette 1930-08-21

666 Belloves a Headache or Neuralgia in 30 minutes, checks Malaria in three days. 666 also in Tablets. Dr. Henry C. Vogt Chiropractic Health Specialist. —Licensed Palmer Graduate— 19 Years' Experience Phone 1118 317 N. Los Angeles Anaheim, Calif. Supervisors Proceedings The Board met in regular session. Present Supervisors Willard Smith, Chairman, C. H. Chapman, John C. Mitchell, Wm. Schumacher, George Jefrey and the Clerk. Minutes of previous meetings were read and approved. Demands on the County of Orange were allowed as read. In accordance with Section 4022 of the Political Code and on motion of Supervisor Schumacher the bonds of County officers for the term commencing January 1931 were fixed. Fumigating licenses were issued to R. J. Dodd, Thos Compton, Chas. Berry, D. C. Trujillo, Robert Inglis, Joe May, S. I. Taylor, R. W. Minor, L. A. Baker, Reiff and Brock and spraying licenses were issued to J. J. Armentrout, C. W. Hammond, E. E. Cypher, Walter Frazier, Wm. Overbeck, Delbert Minor, John Clark, A. H. Dargatz, C. W. Hammond, Earl Wood, Paul Ellis, A. C. Weatherwax, E. E. Bruns and E. E. Bruns on recommendation of the Horticultural Commissioner. Bids of Costa Mesa Union Elementary School District were received and opened. Bid awarded to American Securities Company of par accrued interest and a premium of $2078.00. Bonds to be dated September 1, 1930. Transfer of funds was ordered made. State Orphan Aid was granted to Lucy Segura on recommendation of the Aid Commissioner. Chairman and Clerk were authorized to sign the agreement with Los Angeles County to reconstruct the bridge over Coyote Creek on Dohn Road also known as Los Angeles Road. Purchasing Agent was authorized to purchase a Chevrolet Coupe with jump seat and trade in old Hudson automobile; for Road Department. Purchasing Agent was authorized to purchase a Willis Knight Auto for the probation department. Bids were received and opened for Automobile tires and tubes. All bids were referred to the purchasing agent who was ordered to report back August 27th, 1930 at 11:00 a.m. Hearing on formation of Costa Mesa Fire Protection District was continued to August 27th, 1930. Protests were presented and filed in Maintenance District No. 1, and the Foaming Water ROARING DOWN Giant Geysers and Waterfalls of ..... Yellowstone NATURE —violent, gentle, freakish, picturesque, sublime — Nature in more widely varied moods than any place on earth, is unfolded to you on a trip through America’s most widely known, widely visited preserve — Yellowstone National Park. SUMMER BARGAIN FARES EAST make possible a tour through Yellowstone at surprisingly low cost. Special, PERSONALLY ESCORTED TOURS leave Los Angeles Aug. 30, Sept. 13. Call or write for booklets and full particulars. UNION PACIFIC ELDO R. WEST'S ACME CLEANERS offer MENS SUITS 75¢ Cleaned — Pressed and Delivered CARRY 50¢ 105 So Palm PLANT 920 No. Los Angeles Purchasing Agent was authorized to purchase a Willis Knight Auto for the probation department. Bids were received and opened for Automobile tires and tubes. All bids were referred to the purchasing agent who was ordered to report back August 27th, 1930 at 11:00 a.m. Hearing on formation of Costa Mesa Fire Protection District was continued to August 27th, 1930. Protests were presented and filed in Maintenance District No. 1, and the hearing was continued to September 2nd, 1930 at 11:00 a.m. Resolution for Orange County Waterworks District No. 2 was adopted. Supervisor Schunacher was called from the meeting. Hearing on formation of Yorba Linda Fire Protection District was continued to December 16th, 1930 at 10:00 a.m. No one appeared for or against the County Budget for year July 1, 1930 to June 30, 1931. Purchasing agent was authorized to purchases a Ford automobile for Flood Control Department. The Board adjourned to August 27th, 1930 at 10:00 a.m. BUSINESS If elected, I will duct the affairs in a business-like am qualified to years of training persons would partial way, and I have been a man of this course. APPOINTMENT I have had yet lecting men to stand point only those would serve the as if it were a pledge. I have not made flies to any per opinion, is the sane Not being backed or any political unhampered by enforcement. ENFORCEMENT The people of Orange county cultural center, I and farmer are protection and coiff's office can reel and malicious deserts and crops, and I attention to calls UNION PACIFIC 814 R. A. PARKER, Agent Union Pacific Station, Anaheim—Tel. 739 EAST LOS ANGELES STATION Atlantic Ave. and Telegraph Road Telephone Angeles 6509 or Montibelle 841 AARRY 50c 105 So Palm PLANT 920 No. Los Angeles PHONE 48 ACME CLEANERS Eldo R. West (Political Advertisement) Vote Tuesday for Edward D. Marion (Incumbent) For Constable Anaheim Township Keep in office the man who has proved his integrity and worth to the township. He knows the people; he knows the duties of his office; he is a citizen, a taxpayer and stands before you without any entangling alliances. Primary Election Tuesday, Aug. 28, 1930 RANCHER KILLED IN AUTO MISHAP Tonimie T. Turner of Fullerton Dies In Accident; Inquest Friday Afternoon Inquest over the body of Tonimie T. Turner, 61, wealthy and well known Fullerton rancher who was struck down by an automobile at the intersection of Highland and Orangethorpe avenues yesterday morning, will be held from the McAulay-Sutera funeral parlors Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rushed to the hospital immediately after the hospital physicians expressed the opinion that Mr. Turner was killed instantly. The driver of the automobile, J. B. Hprt, 68, of San Jacinto, was reported prostrate with shock after the accident. Later he recovered sufficiently to report to police that he was passing a truck that was well out in the center of the road, when his car was upon Mr. Turner before he could stop. The truck had blocked the passing car's view of the pedestrian. Mr. Turner, a rancher who has lived on West Orangethorpe for almost 10 years, is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Turner, a daughter, Florence, and Jason Leroy. Local Honourings J. Gilbertsted, formerly connected with a local mercantile establishment, returned to Anaheim Wednesday to visit friends. At present he is managing a shoe store in Santa Ana. C. F. Hicks, paintering, painting, timing, Ph. 1491-219-150 St. 7-8-tf Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Shaffer and their daughter, Dorothy, of South Helena street, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bone at Santa Monica. The Shaffers own the Shaffer hardware store on West Center street. Miss Edith Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Spencer of 718 Zeyn street, is spending two weeks with relatives in Santa Monica and Beverly Hills. Ernest DuBois, manager of the National Lead company store, returned from a two-week motor trip through the Pacific northwest last Saturday. WILEY B. ALLEN'S GREAT A $186.50 S 1930 - 31 MODEL KENN W. R. (BIG BILL) SYLVESTER I herewith present my qualifications and platform for the office I seek in the coming election, that of Sheriff of Orange county. BUSINESS TRAINING If elected, I pledge myself to conduct the affairs of the sheriff's office in a business-like manner, and feel I am qualified to do this because of my years of training in business life. All persons would be treated in an impartial way, and ALL laws enforced. I have been a resident and business man of this county for 18 years. APPOINTMENTS I have had years of training in selecting men to serve in business life and believe that I am qualified to appoint only those men to office who would serve the county as faithfully as if it were a private concern. I have not made any promises of offices to any person, as that, in my opinion, is the same as buying votes. Not being backed by either a politician or any political organization, I am unhampered by outside considerations. ENFORCEMENT AND PROTECTION The people of Orange county elect its officers to enforce its laws, and when the oath of office is taken, no man can do otherwise, unless he perjures himself. With Orange county being an agricultural center, I believe the rancher and farmer are deserving of all the protection and co-operation the sheriff's office can render against thievery and malicious destruction of property and crops, and I will give immediate attention to calls for assistance. 1930-31 MODEL KENNEL $84.50 COMPLETE Here, in short, are the facts on this exceptional radio opportunity. This is the newest, current model of the KENNEDY Radio line. An instrument designed for 1930-'31 selling and built to sell for $186.50. A tremendous purchase of the entire factory production of a single model enables Wiley B. Allen Company to present this unusual value to radio buyers of Anaheim: Up-to-the-minute in every detail. SCREEN GRID—LIFE TONE Dynamic Speaker—Quality that has characterized KENNEDY Radio Receivers since 1920. We urge you... DON'T BUY ANY OTHER RADIO until you have seen and heard KENNEDY. We promise that you will be amazed at the real dollar value. $8.50 Delivers A Year to Pay WILEY B. 134 W. C. (Store Open Eve) ENFORCEMENT AND PROTECTION The people of Orange county elect its officers to enforce its laws, and when the oath of office is taken, no man can do otherwise, unless he perjures himself. With Orange county being an agricultural center, I believe the rancher and farmer are deserving of all the protection and co-operation the sheriff's office can render against thievery and malicious destruction of property and crops, and I will give immediate attention to calls for assistance. ALWAYS ON DUTY If elected, I will devote my ENTIRE time to the sheriff's office, and have deputies on duty both day and night. WORK WITH DISTRICT ATTORNEY I will co-operate with the district attorney, in order to give the greatest efficiency to law enforcement. 18th AMENDMENT At the present time, much stress is given to the enforcement of the 18th amendment, and I wish to state that with the co-operation of the people, we can make this, Orange county, as dry as you wish it to be. I have never been a drinker, as an investigation of my record will prove. I invite said investigation of my past record, as an honest and law-abiding citizen. KNOW THE DUTIES I have made a study of the duties of the sheriff, and feel fully qualified to fill the office and serve the people in a business and law enforcement administration, for the betterment of the county. I solicit your support at the primary election, August 26th, for the office of Sheriff. (Signed) W. R. SYLVESTER. (THIS AD PAID FOR BY FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF "BIG BILL") Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyle of 604 South Dickel street this week were enjoying the first week of a two-week vacation. They planned to visit the beaches. Mr. Kyle is employed at the National Lead Company store on East Center street. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Gaddis and son, Jimmy; Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carnichael, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Van Dyke, C. E. Lane, Miss Mayne Lane and Ted Beadle of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Ridge of South Gate, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Patton of Huntington Beach enjoyed a moon luncheon at Huntington Beach, followed by a swim and supper around a camp fire last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jongewaard and their son, Bernard, returned to their home at 721 North Palm street after spending a week's vacation at Maderia. Mrs. Robert Boney and daughter returned Monday from a vacation at Anaheim Landing to their home on North Clementine street. Over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson were the guests of the Roneys. After spending the week-end at San Diego, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Switzer, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mathis returned to their home Monday. Mr. Switzer is the brother of Mrs. Mathis, whose returned with her parents. Mildred Cook and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook of 220 South Rose Street, were hosts this week to Mary Ellen and Gloria Cook of San Bernardo. Miss Dorothy Drake and Helen Drake, residents of Norwalk, this week were visitors in Anaheim preparatory to moving here. Miss Helen Drake plans to study music at the Orange County School of Fine Arts, and attend Fullerton junior college. Miss Dorothy Drake plans to get employment here. Mrs. David Harder of Mound Ridge, Kansas, arrived Sunday to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Schaeffler of North Sabina street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregg of Anaheim Sunday entertained a group of 30 friends at their summer home at Anaheim Landing. 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