anaheim-gazette 1930-08-21

YORBA LINDA MAILS $38,227 Sends Total of $299,000 for Season; Funds Given On Basis of $4 per packed box Yorba Linda Citrus association was scheduled to mail out $38,227 payment Friday morning on the second picking for 1930, according to Manager P. W. Damon. Total funds sent out so far this season are $299,000, divided as follows: $164,000 oranges, and $135,000 lemons. The checks to be sent out this week were given on the basis of $4 per packed box of first grades, and $3 per packed box on second grade valencias in the second picking. The association works on a year-round basis. The filling station boys now do everything except look to see if your hair needs another coat of grease. W. R. C. Held Regular Meeting A. B. Paul Woman's Relief corps held its regular meeting Tuesday, August 19, 1930 at 2 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall on Center street. President Mrs. Lydia Herman in the chair. The meeting consisted of the regular order of business. The reports of the committees were very good. Mrs. Delphine Walsh was installed junior vice president in place of Mrs. Jennie R. Bar who has moved back to South Dakota. The Royal Neighbors have invited the social club o'f the W. R. C. to eat lunch with them as they all meet on the same day next Tuesday, August 26th, at the park. Say, wait a minute! Didn't the Senate adjourn without ratifying the naming of the Lindbergh baby? We bet the same fellow who originated the humorous term "painless dentist" also invented the expression "easy payments." Varied Program for Thursday tet Appeared The Orpheus Received warm welcomes in Anah return Thursday in the open-air City park. The over many radio stations sang here under White King Quan. The program for appeal to all men a number of solos popular and semi-popular and semi-anniversary starts Thursday, August 21 Starting our third year in Anaheim with our Anniversaries bargains all over the store. A few of which are listed below: 32-Piece Dinner Set, Domestic Semi-Porc., 3 Electric Iron 6-lb. Life-time guaran- Thursday, August 21 Starting our third year in Anaheim with our Anniversabargains all over the store. A few of which are listed be- 32-Piece Dinner Set, Domestic Semi-Porc., Electric Iron 6-lb. Life-time guantee. Sale price ... $2.98 TUMBLERS 30c Glass, doz. ... PARING KNIVES, 9c Stainless ... RING 27c MOULDS ..... 9c CANVAS ... GLOVES, Pair ... RED CANNISTER SETS — Regular 85c 48c Value ... CLOTHES PINS, 9c 3 doz. ... No. 8 Cast Iron 63c SKILLETS ... Long-Handle FLY 15c SWATTERS, 2 for... DISH 59c DRAINERS Everything In Our Store Reduced For This Safe Gray Enamel Cast Iron $1 SKILLETS ... Reg. $1.50 Roll-Top $1 BREAD BOX ... LUNCH $1 KITS ... Gallon Size $1.69 OUTING JUGS ALARM 98c CLOCKS ... Waste Paper BASKETS, $1.50 value.. COCOA 79c MATS ... PADLOCKS 19c at ... FLY SPRAY, 49c DINNER SETS 42-PIECE SET— Semi-Porc. decorated with small red and low flowers. $12. 32-PIECE SET— English raised, enameled flowers, base. $21. 32-PIECE SET— Semi-Porc, yellow glaze, *shaded red ers. $4. 48-PIECE SET— Two-tone ivory, imported Bavarian china, flowers on branches, a beauti-ful pattern. Sale price ... $32. 32-PIECE SET— Ivory base, domestic semi-porc., lavender pink flowers. Open stock. $12. 44-PIECE SET— Imported Bavarian china, blue and pink ers, black and green border. $26. Haviland China 32-Piece Set Hand decorated. $17.2 32-PIECE SET— Gallon Size $1.69 OUTING JUGS ALARM 98c CLOCKS Waste Paper BAS-KETS, $1.50 value... COCOA 79c MATS PADLOCKS 19c at FLY SPRAY, 49c pt. BAMBOO 34c RAKES $1.00 Value 79c GARBAGE PAIL MOPS, Squeeze Easy 98c Electric Waffle Iron Hot Point or Universal. Reg. $9.45. $6.49 Sale price... This Is for the Children! Blue and Pink 9c LUNCH BOXES Ball Bearing ROLLER SKATES— $1.35 and $1.85 One-Fifth Off on Paint, Pipe, Belting Haviland China 32-Piece Set Hand decorated. Sale price ..... $17.2 32-PIECE SET— English semi-porc., fancy green border sprays of flowers. Sale price ..... $13. 52-PIECE SET— Noritake china, two-tone base, decorate blue and gold. Sale price ..... $49. 43-PIECE SET— English semi-porc., wide green border with flowers. Sale price 42-PIECE SET— Semi-porc., yellow base with orange flowers. Sale price... Sale prices are Cash, charges be made at our regular pri ORPHEUS FOUR SINGS AT PARK Varied Program was Scheduled for Thursday Evening; Quartet Appeared Here Last Year The Orpheus Four, which has received warm welcomes on previous appearances in Anaheim, was scheduled to return Thursday evening for a concert in the open-air theatre in the Anaheim City park. The quartet has appeared over many radio stations, and last year sang here under the name of "The White King Quartet." The program for the concert, designed to appeal to all music lovers, contained a number of solos, duets, and groups of popular and semi-class songs. "Charles," one can imagine Mrs. Lindbergh saying, "Junior is crying again. You'd better get up and fly him to Bolivia and back!" Respect for Law Is Urged by Anderson Rev. Mr. W. O. Anderson, pastor of the Long Beach Baptist church, insisted that respect for law, and obedience to customs which are designed to protect all the people, should be taught from childhood, in his speech before the Anaheim Klwanis club meeting in the Elks clubhouse Tuesday noon. "A Good American" was Rev. Mr. Anderson's subject. Program Chairman Rudolph Nyboe introduced Mrs. Kate E. McCullah, manager of the Orange County School of Fine Arts, who in turn introduced one of her pupils, Miss Elizabeth Snyder, whose reading was loudly applauded. Charlie Bryan is running for governor of Nebraska again. And he ought to run pretty well this year on account of the drouth. Headline: "A World Without Chicken Wings Is Threatened." O. Well, there'll always be a neck. $54 PER PERSON COUNTY'S COST State Controller's Figures Show Orange County Stands 24th Among 58 Counties With a per capita cost of government of $54.29, based upon its 1930 census, Orange county stands 24th among the 58 counties of California, it was announced recently by state Controller Ray L. Riley. The controller's figures were based upon a compilation just completed of all county disbursements for various governmental purposes. These include general government, such as county offices, courts and board of supervisors; protection to person and property; conservation of health; sanitation and promotion of cleanliness; highways, bridges, etc.; charities and corrections; education, recreation, and payment of interest. Since 1912, county disbursements have mounted at an alarming rate, from $49,766,366.20 to $343,292,671.32. Controller Riley's statement showed. "It is gratifying, however, to note," he said, "that during the past year the rate of increase in the bonded debt for each form of government has slackened considerably, which would indicate that the public has assumed a discriminating manner in connection with bond issues. Public credit, like private, should be a matter of intelligent caution and consideration." Alpine county, with a population of 239, led the state in per capita cost of government, with $272.55 charged against every man, woman and child in the county. Kern county came next with $88.22, and Mariposa third, with $76.31. The three largely-populated counties of the state stood in order: Los Angeles, 37th with $46.89; San Francisco, 8th with $67.33; and Alameda county, 44th with $43.53. The lowest per capita cost of any county in the state was credited to Monterey, with only $29.66 per person. Hardware Thursday, August 21 With our Anniversary Sale. You will find real which are listed below: Semi-Porc., 3-Pattern, Choice $3.98 ER SETS T— ed with small red and yellow $12.20 T— nameled flowers, ivory $21.68 T— glaze, shaded red flow- $4.98 T— ported Bavarian china, pink a beautiprice $32.90 T— ic semi-porc., lavender and in stock. $12.64 T— china, blue and pink flowen border. $26.10 and China 2-Piece Set $17.25 Double-Boiler Wear-Ever Aluminum Reg. $2.50 Sale price ... $1.49 IRONING BOARD ... $1.19 SCALES, Household ... 98c BIRD CAGES, $2.39 $3.25 value ... CLOTHES HAMPERS, $1.50 value... CAKE BOARD and COVER ... $1.19 ORANGE JUICERS, $98c $1.45 value ... DRIP PANS, Wear-Ever Aluminum Very Special Bargains on Several Patterns of Dinnerware PINK SALAD PLATES, set of 6 ... 93c MIXING BOWLS, colored glass, set of 5 ... 89c ICE BOX SETS— Colored Glass, round or square ... 69c WATER SETS, colored glass ... $1 THERMOS BOTTLES, pt. size ... 89c VEGETABLE BIN, $1.75 value ... GARBAGE PAIL, Sanitary ... $1 FOOD GRATERS ... 89c CLOTHES BASKETS ... 89c Sylvester Wages Clean Campaign Unfetted by allegiance to any clique or class, well qualified as regards to the strict enforcement of all laws, W. R. "Big Bill" Sylvester, of Santa Ana, candidate for election to the sheriff's office, is making a clean-cut, vigorous campaign for the place which his friends believe he will win when the votes are counted. Sylvester's name will be on the primary ballot next Tuesday. Kindly in his attitude toward all men, strict in his personal adherence to the law, considerate in his dealings with those who take a wholesome interest in the welfare of the county, "Big Bill" is making a strong bid for the office on a platform broad enough to entitle him to favorable consideration of all serious-thinking people, Sylvester's backers declare. Business Success "Big Bill," for many years a successful business man as an executive of the Roehm-Sylvester company, wholesale confectionery supply house, made the following brief statement of his position: "I am not being backed by any ring or clique of people. I have no occasion to make any pre-election promises. If I am elected I will be able to make my own appointments." "I will run the office in a clean, efficient and business-like manner." "My connection with the public in the past 18 years should prove whether I am worthy of consideration as an official." Enforce All Laws "If I am elected I will enforce all the laws without any partiality." "Very little attention has been paid to the narcotic laws in the campaign speeches of candidates. I view the narcotic laws as of equal if not more importance than the eighteenth amendment and will do my utmost to enforce them if I am elected sheriff." If you are not satisfied with the dresses the girls wear nowadays just go back in memory to the time when they wore puffed sleeves and you'll feel better about it." and China 2-Piece Set $17.25 T— fancy green border with $13.00 T— two-tone base, decorated in $49.35 T— wide green Sale price $15.66 T— base with price... $10.76 Cash, charges will your regular prices. Hardware Phone 96 Anaheim THERMOS BOTTLES, pt. size ... 89c VEGETABLE BIN, $1.75 value ... 98c GARBAGE PAIL, Sanitary ... $1 FOOD GRATERS ... 89c CLOTHES BASKETS ... 89c OIL DUST MOPS ... 43c Assorted Kitchenware Dish Pans, Tea Kettles, Cooking Kettles. Values to $1.50 3-Piece Combination O'Cedar $1.00 Oil Mop— 1 Bottle O'Cedar Oil— 1 Hand Duster— All ... $1.00 for ... ICE TEA SETS, 7 pieces ... 69c KITCHEN TOOLS, Green handle ... 9c ELECTRIC TOASTERS: All go at 20% off regular price! Every advantage for your funds SAFETY INCREASED EARNINGS LIQUIDITY in the 6% CERTIFICATES OF NORTH AMERICAN BUILDING-LOAN ASSOCIATION 243 W. Center Street ANAHEIM Anaheim Can Eat What She Pleases Citizens of Anaheim may feel oppressed by state and federal dictums on what they can and cannot drink. But—they are still entitled to manufacture and eat nearly anything they please, just so long as they do not attempt to sell these products outside the city limits. Dr. Walter M. Dickle, director of the state department of public health, has uncovered the interesting information that the county, state, and federal authorities have very little to say about the food habits of California cities. "In this day of nationwide regulation of our personal life, it is interesting to note that municipalities are still almost completely unhampered in their right to prepare and eat what they wish," he said. "The state imposes some restrictions, it is true, such as requiring a certain milk fat content for milk, etc., but it cannot interfere with city ordinances unless they come into direct conflict with these fundamental state laws." The state is in the same way hindered by the federal government if foodstuffs made here are not intended to be sold in other states. Dr. Dickle continued. "The federal government has jurisdiction only over sale of food and drugs which are manufactured in one state and sold in others," the director explained. "This is the reason why we have a state bureau for the enforcement of the Food and Drugs Act, as well as a federal organization for the same purpose." Industry's Effect On Realty Is Told "California Subdivisions," a subject which included a discussion of industries and their effect on real estate, was the topic taken up by Olin Price of Anaheim at the Monday night meeting of the 20-30 club in the Elks clubhouse. In the absence of President Jack Gledhill, who is on vacation, Vice-president Clinton Griggs presided. Dances and vocal numbers by Elizabeth Snyder, with Mrs. C. A. McCullah at the plano, were very well received. California takes care of its own problems, while the federal government is protecting it against impure products shipped from other states. "It would be virtually impossible for the federal inspectors to watch every food product manufactured in California. Intended for sale in other states, if the state inspectors did not cooperate. Likewise, California would be flooded with impure foodstuffs if the federal government did not protect us against its entrance." RE-ELECT Charles D. Brown Incumbent Coronor and Public Administrator OF ORANGE COUNTY Primary Election August 26, 1930 IF you were the proprietor of a large business establishment IF you were the proprietor of a large business establishment divided into departments, each department carrying on work that required skill and training of its employees, and— IF for the betterment of one of the departments a change should become necessary, and— IF you had an employee who had served you in your organization for 12 years, whose work had been satisfactory, who was conscientious and who was familiar with the laws and details of the department. Would You as a business man or woman employ a man to fill that place who was not familiar with that department or any other department of your business? or Would You promote your employee who had made a study of your department? If you believe that your business (it is your business) should be run in a businesslike manner, you then, as employers, should Vote For And Promote Earl R. Abbey FOR TREASURER OF ORANGE COUNTY (For the past 12 years deputy clerk of Orange County)—1p