anaheim-gazette 1930-12-11

Anaheim, Calif., Dec. 11, 1930 New Garments For Old Our work is perfect. It is no exaggeration to say that we renew your clothes. We have our own method of dry-cleaning and you will marvel at the result. Send us your suits to be dry cleaned and you'll get them back like new. We'll serve you well. Acme CLEANERS & DYERS PLANT PHONE 2405 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM CASH & CARRY AT 105 S. PALM GIFT LUGGAGE AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE PRICES Everything you can think of and many things you would not think of are here in leather goods, for Christmas giving. Extraordinary values REASONABLE PRICES Everything you can think of and many things you would not think of are here in leather goods, for Christmas giving. Extraordinary values in wardrobe trunks, gladstone bags, brief cases, satchels, suitcases, overnight cases. Come in and see this wonderful display of Gift Luggage. GIFT Leather Goods of all kinds at reasonable Prices GORDON'S HARNESS & LUGGAGE SHOP 141 S. Los Angeles, Anaheim, Phone 2430; Res. 4067 PRACTICAL GIFTS THAT GIVE GOOD CHEER THROUGHOUT THE YEAR THIS YEAR give practical gifts, which will outlive the holidays. What better answer to your gift problem than electrical utilities for the home. They THIS YEAR give practical gifts, which will outlive the holidays. What better answer to your gift problem than electrical utilities for the home. They bring comfort, convenience, lessened labor the whole year through. They are economical to buy and to use. They will be appreciated now and always. Let your electrical dealer plan with you for an electrical Christmas that will please everybody. CORN POPPERS provide big snowy kernels electrically popped. A joyful Christmas gift...$2.25 up SUNKIST JR. extracts healthful juice of oranges, lemons, grapefruit quickly, easily...$14.95 HEATING PADS. Soothing electric heating pads with 3-heat switch. Clean, safe. Choice of colors...$5.95 up ELECTRIC MIXERS. Save time, labor every day of year. Beating, mixing, whipping are easy and quick...$8.00 up ELECTRIC CLOCKS. Provide absolutely accurate time from light socket. Many beautiful models...$9.75 up AUTOMATIC TOASTERS. Nothing makes a more appreciated gift. Wide choice of finest quality automatic toasters...$10.50 up CLUB TOASTER. New type for toasting complete sandwiches, or can be used as ordinary toaster. Different...$7.95 ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS. A wonderful selection of colators of finest quality to choose from...$7.55 up URN SETS. Something every woman wants. Wide variety of styles, finishes, prices. You could make no nicer gift. WAFFLE IRONS. Make delicious, appetizing waffles right on breakfast table, without grease or smoke: Single irons and sets...$8.95 up EGG COOKER. Boils four eggs by electric heat, timing them perfectly. Used and appreciated daily...$6.00 ELECTRIC IRONS. Always a satisfactory and pleasing gift. Many styles, automatic or regular...$2.75 up SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY or YOUR LOCAL DEALER Oxford University World Tractor Trials Above: Testing "Caterpillar" Sixty for drawbar rating. Left: Belt test. Right: "Caterpillar" Fifteen pulling 4-bottom Ransome plow in knee-high mustard at field trial. "Her Man" and "Jenny Lind" at Fox Angheim Theatre The Way of Life By BRUCE BARTON Above: Testing "Caterpillar" Sixty for drawbar rating. Left: Belt test. Right: "Caterpillar" Fifteen pulling 4-bottom Ransome plow in knee-high mustard at field trial. American Tractors competed against the world in the recent World's Agricultural Tractor Trials held at Ardington, England, under the auspices of the Royal Agricultural Society of England conjunction with Oxford University, a public demonstration held from September 16 to 18, 1930. All five "Caterpillar" models were entered in this test in which seven nations were represented by 33 different actors. Only one other United States entered, Fordson showing from Ireland, Massey-Harris from Canada, and I. H. C. from Great Britian. Germany, Hungary and Sweden were also presented. Gasolene (petrol), kerosene (paraffin), and Diesel-burning tractors participated. All "Caterpillars" came through all three sections of the test—drawbar and field—with flying cars. "Her Man" and "Jenny Lind" at Fox Anaheim Theatre Pathe's big special production, "Her Man," is playing at the Fox Anaheim theater today and Friday. It brings a screen stardom a girl who has until now been comparatively unknown to Twelve trees. Other players in Her Man are James Gleason, Marcia Rambeau, Ricardo Cortez and Phillips Holmes. In reviewing the film which is a romantic drama set in Hawaii, the Los Angeles Times said, "To be counted as one of the really intriguing pictures of the current season." Great Moore long number four of the New York stage, comes to the Fox Anaheim Saturday and Sunday, in her first screen success, "Jenny Lind." Reginald Denny and Wallace Beery have prominent roles in the picture. The Anaheim engagement of "Jenny Lind" follows directly behind its Pacific Coast premier which has just closed at the Fox Criterion Theater, Los Angeles. The picture is rated as one of the year's outstanding hits. The boy who leaped to fame as the star of "All Quiet On The Western Front," Lewis Ayres, is booked to play the Fox Anaheim next Monday and Tuesday, in his latest screen success "The Doorway To Hell." He is said to duplicate in the new film, the remarkable hit which he established in his first screen appearance. "The Doorway To Hell" is a vivid action drama based on big city night life. It has just closed a double premier engagement at two leading Los Angeles theaters. Business may be off in South America, but so far as Presidents are concerned, the canning trade appears to be holding its own. According to census returns, Texas has nearly 60,000 more farms than she had in 1920. Well, Texas certainly has room for them. The Way of Life By BRUCE BARTON Conquerors A great merchant of my acquaintance, who is a friend of Gene Tunney old me what occurred after the final Dempsey-Tunney fight. Gene, who never loved the crowd or was greatly loved by them, wanted to get away immediately. His idea of the way to spend the evening of victory was to hide himself with a few companions in a hotel bedroom. His friend said: "Gene, you could have done that if you had lost. But you won. You are champion of the world. Whether you like it or not you must pay the price of the championship. And part of the price is to be seen by the crowd." In telling the story the merchant enlarged upon the theme. "When I became manager of one of our stores I had to do a lot of things did not like to do," he said. "When became head of all the stores my unpleasant duties increased. Now I go to the office before nine o'clock every morning and a large part of my day is consumed in duties that are more or less distasteful. The only man who can as he pleases is the failure. Every step up that you take means that you belong less to yourself and more to other people." As he spoke I thought of some examples that have come under my own observation. The partners of Morgan & Co. are princes of the modern business world if you stand outstile their building or almost any winter's evening you will see the lights burning in at least part of the private offices. The lower floors may be dark. The clerks and accountants have gone home. But almost always some of the partners are still on the job. I spent a day with Coolidge while he was still President. He was supposed to be on vacation. He fished a little in the morning but it was the least relaxing job of fishing that I have ever witnessed. A secret service man stood at his elbow and another kept watch from behind the bushes on the bank. Once, for a week, I travelled in a private car with the president of a great corporation. Every morning we left the car at eight o'clock and called on dealers in their stores. We lunched with a group of them at noon, and had another group with us until next morning in another city and do tha Gift Rings Rings for men, women and children in a wide assortment of styles and prices—to meet every demand at Christmas Gentlemen’s Rings $5.00 to $25.00 Women’s Diamond Rings $25, $37.50 to $100. Expert Watch Repairing 115 East Center St. Phone 2307 Anaheim FARM ADVISOR ON ORCHARDS Beginning each day at 12 p.m. and continuing 16 minutes, talks of interest to farmers, growers and producers will be given during the week beginning December 8, under the auspices of the Agricultural Extension Service, cooperating with Radio Station KFL, as follows: December 8—"Deciduous Fruit Tree Pruning." M. H. Kimball, Assistant Farm Advisor, Los Angeles County. December 9—"Seasonal Soil Management Problems in Citrus." Harold E Wahlberg, Farm Advisor, Orange Co. December 10—"Puncture Vine and It Control." L. A. Burch, Agricultural Commission, Kern County. December 11—"Interesting Figures in the Conservation Movement." Judg Harold Ide Cruzan, Vice-President, Los Angeles Conservation Association. December 12—"Fertilizing Avocado Trees." B. Rounds, Farm Advisor Los Angeles County. Russia is ready to be getting ready to export a lot of salmon. When it gets to the United States no doubt the Amorg will advertise it as Russian Red salmon for American pinks. Orange County In New District First Reapportionment Proposal Based On 1930 Census Is Offered UP TO STATE LEGISLATURE This County Also in New Assembly District Orange county will be in the 19th congressional district and the 75th state assembly district if a reapportionment plan to be submitted to the 1931 legislature is approved by that body. Assemblyman Percy G. West of Sacramento is sponsor of the first reapportionment proposal based on the 1930 census, which if adopted will complete reapportionment or representation in the state legislature under the federal plan, where the assembly is chosen on a basis of population and the senate by territory. "When the constitutional amendment was adopted, giving the rural districts control of the senate and the urban centers control of the assembly, we pledged ourselves that in 1931, and after the assembly representation would be apportioned on a strict basis of population," West explained. "I believe the legislature is in duty bound to abide by this pledge in redistricting the assembly, even though San Francisco, Alameda and some of the other northern districts lose representation and Los Angeles gains." "If we fail to keep our word, Los Angeles county will have every right to initiate a proposal to repeal the present setup of legislative apportionment on the ground that the population requirement of the constitution was not respected." Twenty congressional districts are formed under West's measure. Approximately 283,000 persons will be included to a district. This means seven new districts for Southern California, with six new ones in Los Angeles county alone. Parts of Contra Costa and Alameda county will be combined. The New Majestic ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR $10% down $10% a month DELINQUET NOTICE Office of the Anaheim Union Water Company, Anaheim, Orange County, California. NOTICE— There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 71, levied on the 3rd day of November, 1930, the several amounts not opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: Cert. No. Amt. No. Shares Due Jeebe, J. L. ... 3080 1 $ 3.00 Jeebe, J. L. ... 4079 1 $ 3.00 Donkosky, Wm. ... 5345 1 3.00 Donkosky, Wm. ... 5350 1 3.00 Elholtz, Lee ... 5563 4 12.00 Talolin, Mary E. & Nagle, Emma Owens ... 6168 5 15.00 Tolman Emma & Helman Guy W. 5640 1 3.00 Tunton, J. L. ... 4879 10 30.00 Peter, Albert ... 5420 1 3.00 Easten E. C. & Rasten, Celia ... 6203 20 60.00 Opeland, C. H. & Copeland, Eva ... 6256 931-1000 2.79 Christensen & Rideout 5905 318-1000 .95 Cornwell, Mattie ... 5898 423-1000 1.27 Dunke, Wm. F. ... 4073 8 24.00 Earth, James G. ... 6277 1 3.00 Tale, J. M. ... 5760 3 9.00 Hansen, T. ... 5925 5 15.00 Teffner, Ellas A. & Heffner, Minnie E.6437 10 30.00 Jaeger, Wm J., Pledgee for Donehue, J.E.6063 234 If we fail to keep our word, Los Angeles county will have every right to initiate a proposal to repeal the present setup of legislative apportionment on the ground that the population requirement of the constitution was not respected. Twenty congressional districts are formed under West's measure. Approximately 283,000 persons will be included to a district. This means seven new districts for Southern California with six new ones in Los Angeles county alone. Parts of Contra Costa and Alameda county will be combined to form a new district there. The assembly will be composed of 80 members, each representing a district of approximately 70,000 persons. Southern California will control the assembly by seating 43 members. TO APPEAR IN ROSE PARADE Miss Alice Ashley, an Anaheim girl who is attending the junior college of Pasadena, is one of six girls from that college who has been selected to occupy the official float of the Tournament of Roses Association in the New Year's parade. Miss Ashley was graduated from Anaheim Union High in 1929 and she is one of the most talented musicians in the Pasadena college. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Ashley, 124 West Center. DELINQUET NOTICE Office of the Anaheim Union Water Company, Anaheim, Orange County, California. NOTICE— There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 71, levied on the 3rd day of November, 1930, the several amounts not opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: Cert. No. Amt. No. Shares Due Jeebe, J. L...3080 1 $ 3.00 Jeebe, J. L...4079 1 $ 3.00 Donkosky, Wm...5345 1 3.00 Donkosky, Wm...5350 1 3.00 Elholtz, Lee...5563 4 12.00 Talolin, Mary E. & Nagle, Emma Owens...6168 5 15.00 Tolman Emma & Helman Guy W...5640 1 3.00 Tunton, J. L...4879 10 30.00 Peter, Albert...5420 1 3.00 Easten E. C. & Rasten, Celia...6203 20 60.00 Opeland, C.H. & Copeland, Eva...6256 931-1000 .279 Christensen & Rideout 5905 318-1000 .95 Cornwell, Mattie...5898 423-1000 1.27 Dunke, Wm.F...4073 8 24.00 Earth, James G...6277 1 3.00 Tale, J.M...5760 3 9.00 Hansen,T...59255 15.00 Teffner, Ellas A..& Heffner,Minnie E..64371030.00 Jaeger.Wm.J.,Pledgee for Donehue.J.E..6063825 The New Majestic Electric Refrigerator $10% down $10% a month Immediate $10 a month Immediate delivery! Wiley B Allen Co. 134 W. CENTER PHONE ANAHEIH 3605 Open Till 9 P. M. Fruit Tree, Assistant County. Soil Manager Harold E. Orange Co. Vine and It Agricultura When it gets abut the Amrussian Red And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the said 3rd day of November, 1930, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary will be sold at the office of said Board at the office of the Anaheim Union Water Co., Anaheim, Orange County, California, on the 29th day of December, 1930, at the hour of 1 o'clock P.M. of said day to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, to gether with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ANAHEIM UNION WATER CO. L. J. Sheridan, Secretary