anaheim-gazette 1931-01-15

Anaheim, Calif., Jan. 15, 1931 Argentina's Envoy Dr. Manuel Malbren, who was chosen by General Uriburu of turbulent Argentina to be ambassador to the U.S. from that South American republic. Norris's Foe Robert H. Lucas, executive director of the Republican National Committee, who admits having used his position in the effort to defeat Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska. Needless Honking Is Against Law Legal Steps Taken to Stop Unnecessary Noise in Streets of California That quaint old custom of honking the horn on your car whenever you got into a traffic jam or to summon a friend from his home is now forbidden by law in California. It can result in a trip to see the judge, and even bring a stiff fine. Thus far there have been few arrests for this offense, but public sentiment against noise is becoming so strong that it is likely the 1931 state legislature will MARY MARSHALL'S Very Latest A touch of white on the black costume makes for smartness—and now we see white used in the same way on brown. Ecru or beige was once considered the correct tone of contrast for brown but now it is pure white. The collar and cuffs in today's sketch are another variation of the petal type that has proved so useful and becoming. The sections are two niches long, an inch wide. They are seamed up, two together, in a narrow seam and turned right side out, so that when they are turned and pressed they measure about an inch and three-quarters by a little less than two inches. For the cuff, nine of these petals are put into an inch-wide band that encircles the wrist. The petal segments are overlapped so that the nine fit That quaint old custom of honking the horn on your car whenever you got into a traffic jam or to summon a friend from his home is now forbidden by law in California. It can result in a trip to see the judge, and even bring a stiff fine. Thus far there have been few arrests for this offense, but public sentiment against noise is becoming so strong that it is likely the 1931 state legislature will take still further steps in this direction. Agalust Open Mufflers Once there was no law against the use of the muffler cutout. Today one might just as well ride through the streets with a machine gun wide open as to operate a motorcycle with an open cutout. Some commercial motor vehicles are still manufactured with muffler cutouts on the theory that the effect is to produce more power. The smoke nuisance has somewhat abated, due largely to better construction of automobiles. However, even today on certain streets a cloudy mark is created by a car with too "rich" a mixture—dimming the sight and providing a disagreeable odor to the pedestrian. This nuisance can be prevented, and a smoking car put off the right-of-way if the authorities so desire. Radlos in Automobiles Late model automobiles are being advertised with radio installation. Here is something that calls for as much or more regulation than illegal lights or brakes. Radlos can be a distraction to the motorist or other motorists in traffic, but on the other hand they may also be a pleasure during stops on trips, when the traveler could get entertainment or valuable information about the weather and similar subjects. As a measure of control the installation should include automatic breaking of the electrical contact which operates the radio when the car is started, preventing it from being operated while the car is in motion. This same situation applies to the new "automobile loudspeakers" being operated by some cities as advertising devices. Local city ordinances have abolished these machines, and it is highly likely the state legislature may have something to say about them. Santa Fe's Report On Farming Conditions The agricultural development department of the Santa Fe railroad says of farming conditions in California on January 1: California's 1930-'31 citrus crop will be considerably larger than that of last season, but still under the banner crop of 1928-29. Oranges will show an increase of about 40 per cent and lemons 10 per cent over last season, and both crops are in excellent condition. Cold folded double like the cuff band, into which the pedals are slipped, overlapping to help shape the collar to the line of the dress. The collar and cuff bands are both stitched neatly along the edge after the pedals are basted neatly in position. Then bastings are removed and the band is pressed lightly. The petals do not need pressing unless the material of which they are made is wrinkled. Satin is an excellent material for this collar and cuffs. For the little brown but now it is pure white. The collar and cuffs in today's sketch are another variation of the petal type that has proved so useful and becoming. The sections are two niches long, an inch wide. They are seamed up, two together, in a narrow seam and turned right side out, so that when they are turned and pressed they measure about an inch and three-quarters by a little less than two inches. For the cuff, nine of these petals are put into an inch-wide band that encircles the wrist. The petal segments are overlapped so that the nine fit evenly and neatly into the wrist band, which will measure six or seven inches in length. The collar is made of a bias band, From August, the average of country fell 14 prices of articles to buy declined survey found. Raw Mail In general, have declined of manufacture of some products as the result of accumulation of in the face of decline in many particularly important wool, cotton and "The potato cost per capita e price is fully year." One Ex The survey shows the drought haunt in the east., with conditions the p with milk produce three per cent low with egg product per cent less. The state dep California has some extent in Lowered prices are reflected in But with this California farmer being a year of Karl Frisch Over th Karl Frisch, for fountain-lunch for 10 years in t in California, has and fixtures of E. Center street. The cafe re-op ous name, which Scott, who has Coffee Shop, is Frisch in the res charge of cooking. "We are plan mentions for the c Santa Fe's Report On Farming Conditions The agricultural development department of the Santa Fe railroad says of farming conditions in California on January 1: California's 1930-'31 citrus crop will be considerably larger than that of last season, but still under the banner crop of 1928-29. Oranges will show an increase of about 40 per cent and lemons 10 per cent over last season, and both crops are in excellent condition. Cold nights at Christmas time caused some uneasiness, but the use of orchard heaters so far has prevented serious damage. The navel orange movement from the San Joaquin valley is well along. Out of a total crop estimated at 7,500 cars, about 6,000 cars already have been shipped. This movement, together with the fact that Florida shipments have been running heavy, is holding back the big Southern California crop which will not have a clear field until about the middle of January. It is estimated that during the season just starting Southern California will produce 75,000 cars of citrus, of which 58,000 cars will be oranges and 17,000 cars lemons. California has produced the usual crop of winter vegetables but shipments of celery and cauliflower have been curtailed somewhat due to poor marketing conditions. These same conditions have also affected the potato movement from the Stockton district where all available storage space is filled to capacity. The movement of mixed vegetables, however, is slightly better than normal. In general, livestock over the state is in average condition and there is plenty of feed at reasonable prices. HUNTERS ARE WARNED New hunting licenses are required with the coming of the new year. Although the quail season, which ended December 31, failed to produce many limits, it is reported that there is good duck hunting to be had in the vicinity of Pond, in the San Joaquin Valley. It is stated that geese are also reported to be flying in this vicinity. London financial experts fear a gold famine in the near future. So far as we are concerned it is already on. folded double like the cuff band, into which the pedals are slipped, overlapping to help shape the collar to the line of the dress. The collar and cuff bands are both stitched neatly along the edge after the pedals are basted neatly in position. Then bastings are removed and the band is pressed lightly. The petals do not need pressing unless the material of which they are made is wrinkled. Satin, is an excellent material for this collar and cuffs. For the little dress, that you can wear on almost any occasion, we suggest chiffon taffeta made with a fairly high waistline and a slightly flaring skirt. "My father, who is past 75, shares our Pepsin with his little great-grandmother. And when I feel constipated, with biliousness, I also get my share of Syrup Pepsin soon think of being without salt and sugar a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in the box address will be furnished upon request." Constipation Always A Danger "Always something," says mother. "Billousness, sour stomach headache, colds, fevers—you never know when or what." Syrup Pepsin is mother's safeguard. Sweetens stomach moves bowels children recover like magic. No wonder mothers everywhere know and trust Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It is the guardian of the family's health. Sweet, sirupy—children and old people love it. Mild, yet thorough in action. Sudden colds, fever headache—conditions responsible for nearly all disease—a day of Syrup Pepsin and all fear is gone. Once in the home every mother says—"I keep it always on hand." Every druggist at Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. For a free trial bottle send name and address to Pepsin Syrup Company, Monticello, Illinois. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Captain of Industry Gerard Swope, president of the General Electric Company, who has worked out a plan for the stabilization of employment in industry. High Income for California Farmers 1980 Was Prosperous, Compared to Year On Farms "Back East" California farmers received a remarkably high cash income per farm last year, compared with their brethren in the eastern portion of the United States. A survey received by the state department of agriculture from Washington, D.C., indicated that farm products during the past two months have hit the lowest price level since 1916. Escaped Bad Drought Crops in this state have returned a good income to the farmers during series of articles for a magazine of national circulation, and this fact was referred to by Judge Hardy's defenders. Present Law Is Plain But the present law is unmistakable in its intent. No judge may accept any other employment for which they receive pay, including practice of law. This, however, doesn't make the judge inelegible for appointment to any other public office, although acceptance of the appointment automatically constitutes his resignation from the bench. All-Year Club Report On Summer Visitors In a report completed by the All-Year Club, Southern California's national tourist advertising organization, a total of 602,815 summer tourists visited the Southland between May and October, 1930. Of the total of out-of-state tourists, 480,113 came by auto, and 122,702 visitors arrived by railroads, steamship lines, air lines and transcontinental stage lines. The 1930 total shows a decrease of 5.1 per cent as compared with 1929, but an increase of 501.4 per cent in the number of visitors and 548.7 per cent in the amount of money as compared with the summer tourist season during the national business depression of 1921. Little Sideline Jobs Advising Mrs. McPherson wasn't practicing law, strictly speaking, they said. Many judges held little "sideline jobs" for which they were paid, it was pointed out. Some acted as directors in corporations; others assisted friends in drawing up wills and other legal documents. At that time William Howard Taft, then presiding justice of the United States supreme court, was writing a California farmers received a remarkably high cash income per farm last year, compared with their brethren in the eastern portion of the United States. A survey received by the state department of agriculture from Washington, D.C., indicated that farm products during the past two months have hit the lowest price level since 1916. Escaped Bad Drought Crops in this state have returned a good income to the farmers during 1930, the department said, and were free from the devastating effect of the drought, which wrought such havoc in the east. "From August 1929 to August 1930, the average of prices in the entire country fell 14 per cent, and retail prices of articles which farmers have to buy declined but four per cent," the survey found. Raw Materials Declined "In general, prices of raw materials have declined more than the prices of manufactured products. The prices of some products have broken partly as the result of overproduction and the accumulation of large stocks to be sold in the face of a general depression. The decline in manufacturing demand is particularly important in the case of wool, cotton and silk." "The potato crop is about the smallest per capita ever grown, and yet the price is fully a third less than last year." One Exception Noted The survey said that the effects of the drought have persisted, especially in the east, with November pasture conditions the poorest in many years, with milk production per cow still about three per cent less than last year, and with egg production per hen about four per cent less. The state department noted that California has felt the depression to some extent in its dairy business. Lowered prices prevailing in the east are reflected in markets here. But with this single exception the California farmer can look on 1930 as being a year of profit for him, at least. Karl Frisch takes Over the Home Cafe Karl Frisch, for five years owner of a fountain-lunch lease in Anaheim and for 10 years in the restaurant business in California, has taken over the lease and fixtures of the Home Cafe at 136 E. Center street. The cafe re-opened under its previous name, which may be retained. Mrs. Scott, who has been with the Pacific Coffee Shop, is associated with Mr. Frisch in the restaurant, and will have charge of cooking. "We are planning several improvements for the cafe," Mr. Frisch said. Advising Mrs. McPherson wasn't practicing law, strictly speaking, they said. Many judges held little "side-line jobs" for which they were paid, it was pointed out. Some acted as directors in corporations; others assisted friends in drawing up wills and other legal documents. At that time William Howard Taft, then presiding justice of the United States supreme court, was writing a THRIFT IS NOT "JUST ANCHOR MORRIS" 9 GUIDEPOSTS TO THRIFT Work and Earn Pay Bills Promptly Make a Budget Have a Thrift Account Invest in Safe Securities Own Your Own Home Share With Others Carry Life Insurance Guardian of the Family past 75, shares our bottle of Syrup this little great-granddaughter aged steel constipated, with headache and share of Syrup Pepsin. We would as without salt and sugar as not to have a Syrup Pepsin in the house." (Name and request) Always a Danger "Billiousness, sour stomach, ever know when or what." Syrup sweetens stomach, moves bowels; No wonder mothers everywhere Syrup Pepsin. It is the guardian surpy—children and old people action. Sudden colds, fevers, le for nearly all disease—a dose gone. Once in the home every on hand." Every druggist calls Dr. Caldwell AT AGE 80 On Cakewell's SYRUP PEPSIN * Morris Plan can solve your Money problem * Morris Plan will help you budget your art * Our Thrift Plan pays a high rate of interWITH SAFETY * Your Dollars Invested in Our Thrift Pl are always available ... and are wortheir full value as loan collateral. Invest Where You Can Borrow. Your money here is always available and in times of need you can borrow up to the full amount of your accumulation. Thrift certificates available in installments as low as $1 weekly. Certificates Issue MORRIS PLAN CO. 119 N. 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But to Morris Plan, thrift is more than a service...it is a vital precept imbedded deep in the very foundation of Morris Plan existence. Twenty years ago Morris Plan was founded to provide financial credit for millions of individuals...workers, professional men and women, merchants and small manufacturers...millions who formerly had no access to banking credit...and likewise to provide a profitable and convenient avenue of thrift for those same millions. Today Morris Plan, meeting the demands of this great economic need, has grown from its original single institution to a national method of industrial banking operating in 150 cities...the accumulations of its thrift members total almost $100,000,000...and during this twenty years Morris Plan has received from and paid out to its thrift members more than a billion dollars without the loss of a single penny in principal or interest. 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