anaheim-gazette 1931-02-05

VERY LATESTS BY MARY MARSHALL If you haven't thirty or fifty or a hundred dollars to spend on an evening wrap you may be glad indeed that there is nothing about the new evening wraps to discourage the amateur. You can make your wrap of transparent velvet, heavy silk velvet or if you want to be very thrifty you may make it of velveteen. Many of these wraps are made without linings, some are lined with chiffon or geogrette. The defensions for the pattern of the evening coat in the sketch are: FOR THE TOP— A—B, 22 inches. G—C, 22 inches. B—C, 18 inches. A—G, 18 inches. A—D, 14 inches. A—E, 8 inches. E—F, 16 inches. D—x, 4 inches. B—z, 1 inch. FOR THE LOWER PART— n—b 13 inches. d—e, 13 inches. a—c, 3 inches. b—d, 16½ inches. a—e, 16½ inches. b—x, 1½ inches. y—e, 1½ inches. Cut B—C on a crosswise fold. This is the middle of the back. At the top back take three tiny tucks, three inches long, and about an eighth of an inch To Join Cabinet? Henry M. Robinson, Pasadena banker, friend of the President, said to be slated for appointment as Secretary of the Treasury when Mr. Mellon retires on March 4. Miss Helen Robinson, Ohio State University, uncle, Martin Van Buren, dent of the United States, to Havana as "America Girl." WANT ADDS RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 72 for waut ads that bring results. Rooms For Rent FOR RENT—4 large rooms, modernly furnished. Family flat, 2 beds, laundry with electric washer and ironer. Garage. 201 N. Emily St. Squier Villa. Miscellaneous BIG SALE on sewing machines—Whites and Singers, electric or treadle. Three days only. Prices cut to fit your pocketbook. Rentals and repairs. Work guaranteed. Anaheim Sewing Machine Exchange, 221 S. Los Angeles St., Phone 4808 2-5-1t TIME TO PLANT FRUIT TREES Financial LOANS REFINANCE CHARACTER LOANS MORRIS PLANET Fences CROWN FENCE CO. Fr 206 N. Main St., Santa wide. On each shoulder take a three-inch dart, as indicated, at a point opposite x, toward F, about three-quarters of an inch wide at the top and dwindling down to nothing. Allow an inch along the edge A—D for a hem. Turn in all other edges in a quarter inch hem. For the bottom, cut b—d on a crosswise fold for the back. Then cut two more sections for the fronts like c—x—d—y, allowing an inch along the straight edge for hems, and sew these two pieces, along c—y, to the bias sides of the back along the sides c—y. Hem the fronts and lower edge—the fronts with an inch hem, the lower edge with a quarter-inch hem. Fasten the upper part of the lower section to a geogrette, or crepe de chine top cut from a three-piece lining pattern, the seams Frenched, the armholes bound or hemmed. Fasten the cape section to the lining section at the neck and down the fronts, cutting the lining at the front to fit the rounded outline of the top of the cape. Central School Body Names Three Officers Miscellaneous BIG SALE on sewing machines—Whites and Singers, electric or treadle. Three days only. Prices cut to fit your pocketbook. Rentals and repairs. Work guaranteed. Anaheim Sewing Machine Exchange, 221 S. Los Angeles St., Phone 4808 2-5-1t TIME TO PLANT FRUIT TREES We have many varieties to select from. Orange County Nursery Co. 835 N. Los Angeles. Phone 4813 Painting, paper hanging. J. E. Saylor, 616 S. Philadelphia St., Phone 2761 1-15-5tp CITRUS PRUNING done by expert on contract or by hour, work guaranteed. Call after 6 o'clock, Anaheim 316-R. Stationery OFFICE SUPPLIES Large choice of blank books, pencils, pens, ruled forms, etc. E. D. ABRAMS 115 W. Center Et., Anaheim—Ph. 2531 Tailoring ALL KINDS of suits altered and modified at reasonable cost. Expert tailoring, latest styles, newest materials. KUEHN & BREMER 3-20-tf 124 E. Center—Phone 3232 Situations GENERAL repairing and odd jobs. Gene Adams, 416 S. Olive. 3954 7-10-tf KELVINATOR—Prices: $189.50 and up. FEARN— Mayor Porter Declares Certain Forms Working for Wholesale Law Disclosure "Every nation of the past that lost its respect for law has became a mere name in history." Los Angeles' Mayor John C. Porter pointed thus to the fate for Southern California if certain wealthy forces in this district succeed in their avowed purpose to break down respect for law—the dry law in particular—preparatory to the Olympic games to be staged here next year. Mayor Porter, honor guest and speaker at the banquet given Friday evening by the Church of Christ, located at Broadway and Helena streets, took occasion to blame certain theatin metropolitan newspapersforces which have been drawncircle to cause disrespect for enforcement offenses in too manyare sympathetic with thembreak down enforcement; thistated to the 250 persons whethe banquet at $5 each.Thepurpose was to raise fundsto pay off a large portlcchurch's debts. Entertainment was furnishedter Coville and Paul Thorpe,Larry Gillespie, Frank PiercTwigga. Fasten the upper part of the lower section to a geogrette or crepe de chine top cut from a three-piece lining pattern, the seams Frenched, the armholes bound or hemmed. Fasten the cape section to the lining section at the neck and down the fronts, cutting the lining at the front to fit the rounded outline of the top of the cape. Central School Body Names Three Officers Leightan Ross as president, Bernice Hargrove, as vice-president, and Florienne Spaenhouer as secretary, are serving as officers on the Central grammar school safety committee during the spring semester. They were elected following the naming of 12 pupils to serve on the committee: Leighton Ross and Florienne Spaenhouer, sixth grade; Austin Fordyce, Betty Jean Speenhouer, Donald McCloud and Juanita Davis, fourth grades; Paul McCluster, Betty Lee Williamson, Vernon Stitchmann and Helen Horker, third grades. Idyllwild Road In Excellent Condition The road from Hemet to Idyllwild, Riverside County, is in excellent condition. This is a wide mountain road, oil-surfaced the entire distance, and the grade averages from 5 per cent to 7 per cent. Winter sports enthusiasts will find this a most delightful trip, as there is approximately ten inches of snow at Idyllwild, and all the winter sports are being enjoyed. Five Anaheim Men Work Mining Claims Arch Henry, Sr., of 885 South Lemon street, Marion Henry, Tom Sage, Jim Stewart and Bill Dutton left Tuesday for the Arizona boundary line east of Yuma to work Henry's extensive mining claims in that district. They probably will be gone about one month. University Has 60 Books On Air Laws Dealing with the subject of air law, more than 60 volumes comprise a special collection in the library of the Law School, University of Southern California. All but three have been published since 1920, most of them since 1925, and ten are of 1930 publication. Two of the volumes are by former S. C. faculty members: "International Air Navigation Conventions and the Commercial Air Navigation by Dr. Fred D. Fagg, now the Institute of Air Law western university," and "The of Aviators to Third Person Rudolph Hirschberg, professional law at the University of Kitzingen." For some reason many of professors, and most of our presidents, are easy marks international propagandists. The meant should find a way to promote innocent men. Great Novelist's Son Sir Henry Fielding Dickens, K. C., whose father, the great novelist, satirized the legal profession in which the son has won fame, celebrates his 82nd birthday with Lady Dickens. Sweetest Girl Miss Helen Robinson, student at Ohio State University, whose great-uncle, Martin Van Buren, was President of the United States, wins a trip to Havana as "America's Sweetest Girl." T ADS Financial AUTOS REFINANCED CHARACTER LOANS 119 N. Los Angeles St., Annheim MORRIS PLAN CO. Fences ROWN FENCE CO. Free estimates 206 N. Main St., Santa Ana—2560 3-22-ti Cleaning & Pressing Local happenings Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spaenhower, who have lived at 221 East Wilhelmina for several months, Tuesday moved to 125 East Alberta. Build beauty from inside out. Pomegranate Selected Milk. Phone 4401. Mrs. George A. Henry of 889 South Lemon street left Monday evening for Omaha, Nebraska, as a result of a telegram informing her that her father was seriously ill. Mrs. Henry received word almost simultaneously that she had successfully passed the state board examination for pharmacists. Tune in KFI every Tuesday morning, 10:15, and hear National Lead Co. of Calif. (Bass-Hueter Palnts) "Home Beautiful" department program on "Color Harmony." 8-21-tf P. O. Lake, manager of Lake's For Men store on West Center street, spent Monday and Tuesday in Los Angeles attending the Foreman & Clark salesmen's conference. Asbestos roof conting—stops all leaks. Spencer Store 168 W. Center. Miss Laura Johnson is home this week with her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson of Orange-thorpe, as a result of mid-term vacation week now in effect at the University of California at Los Angeles, where she is a junior. SAVE THOSE TONSILS. Booklet free. Dr. Badgley, specialist. Ph. 4301. Mrs. Vance Ford, well known member of the Anaheim Ebell club, this week was regretfully granted her resignation, due to her and her husband moving to Los Angeles, where Mr. Ford now is employed. DR. H. HOLMSON, Physician and Surgeon. Office 107 E. Center St. Phone 107 E. Center St. Steady Increase For Irrigation Census Totals for 1930 Announced; Gain In Irrigation In Orange County Noted Steady increase in irrigation in Orange county has marked the last decade, according to figures released recently by the director of census, following the national census taken a year ago. Figures reveal: 112,127 acres under irrigation in 1929 as compared with 87,330 in 1919, an increase of 28.4 per cent. In 1930, acreage enterprises capable of irrigation totalled 129,209, as against 192,076 in 1920, a growth of 26.6 per cent; irrigable acreages in enterprises in 1930 were 140,056, compared to 113,026 of the previous figure, a gain of 23.9 per cent. In 1920 there were 1012 irrigable enterprises while in 1930 there were 1036, a growth of 2.4 per cent. Veterans Assist In Gover Goss8 Funeral Jack Fisher chapter, Disabled Veterans of the World War. Thursday afternoon participated in the funeral services of Grover H. Goss, 39, Buena Park resident who died Tuesday morning following an extended illness. Services were held at the Four-Square church, with Hilgentfeld's mortuary in charge. Rev. Dorothy K. Runyan officiated. Entombment followed at Sunnyside Mausoleum. Mr. Gross is survived by Mother, Mrs. Mary V. Goss of Bunea Park; brothers, James W. and John F.; of Buena Park, and Ernest B. of River-side; sisters, Mrs. I. B. Loop, Mrs. Ruth Kennison, Mrs. M. S. Wygal, Mrs. R. E. Williams and Mrs. R. D. Shehorn. Automobile Signalling Origin Being Studied The origin and history of automobile hand signalling is a particular phase of interest in a study of "Sociological Aspects of the Automobile" with which CHARACTER LOANS 119 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim MORRIS PLAN CO. Fences BROWN FENCE CO. Free estimates 206 N. Main St., Santa Ana—2560 3-22-tf Cleaning & Pressing LL. KINDS of cleaning and pressing Prompt service. Call and deliver; or wash and carry. HARLOW'S CLEANERS 20-tf 124 E. Center St.—Phone 3232 Poultry E PAY CASH for poultry; any quantity. Market or laying. Will call. Phone 1401, R. D. Taylor. 3-20tfc Miscellaneous—For Sale NION SEED—Sweet Spanish. Germination 99% guaranteed $2.50 lb. bulk discount. R. I. Box 149, Anaheim. L. Schacht. Phone 28303. 1-15-5tpf ATTRESSES REBUILT. Ph. 2423. ANAHEIM MATTRESS FACTORY 181 N. Los Angeles St. O FREE! Send name of friend who wants piano and got $10 Free when we sell. Danz, Anaheim. Pianos For Sale O PIANOS to choose from; Knabe, Bechstein, Steinway, Chickering, Kimball, etc., new and used, $35 up. Danz, Anaheim. THE FINEST ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR EVER BUILT 113 So. L. A. Anaheim Is Certain Forces Dale Law Disrespect ton to blame certain theatres, certain metropolitan newspapers and other offices which have been drawn into the role to cause disrespect for law. Law enforcement officers in too many cases sympathetic with the movement to take down enforcement, the speaker cited to the 250 persons who attended banquet at $5 each. The banquet's purpose was to raise funds with which pay off a large portion of the church's debts. Entertainment was furnished by Les-Coville and Paul Thorpe of Corona, Berry Gillespie, Frank Pierce and Dale Higgs. California at Los Angeles, where she is a junior. SAVE THOSE TONSILS. Booklet free. Dr. Badgley, specialist. Ph. 4301. Mrs. Vance Ford, well known member of the Anaheim Ebell club, this week was regretfully granted her resignation, due to her and her husband moving to Los Angeles, where Mr. Ford now is employed. DR. H. HOLMSON, Physician and Surgeon. Office 107 E. Center St. Phone 4295. Five Anaheim and Placentia women attended the Sixth district meeting of the California Library association at Claremont Saturday. They were: Mrs. William T. Wallop, Mrs. Olive Bailey, Miss Catherine Wells, Miss Elizabeth Calnon and Miss Kate Rea. Ask your paper hanger to show you the New Sun Proof paper books or phone 2811—Spencer Store. Nazarene church folk who attended the recent picnic at Irvine park included: Misses Charlotte and Gertrude Doan, Verla and Arne Wimberly, Louise and Dorothy Gerlick, Elizabeth Phillips, Lois Miller, Grace Pool, Lela B. Sawyer, Reida Scroggins, Jack Van Verst, Glen Miller, Vernon Mylton, Wilfred Presson and Harold Doane, Mrs. N. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Wedin and Mrs. Horde were chaperons. C. F. Hicks, paperhanging, painting, tinting. Ph. 4542, 219 3rd So. St., 7-8-tf Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wright of 925 East Vermont street had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. L. Wright and daughter Carolyn of Los Angeles. They are here—New Sun Proof Wall Papers at Spencer Store. Phone 2811. Granddaughter Mrs. L. E. Huffman and her husband, Mr. Huffman, entered Mrs. Agnes Sollows, a resident for the past nine years of Anaheim but a native of Novia Scotia, at their home recently on the occasion of Mrs. Sollows' eighty-first birthday anniversary. Among those resent were: Mrs. G.W. Trask, Douglas Trask, Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Trask, Mr. and Mrs. L.H.Perry, Mr. and Mrs.Berney Raymond, Mr. and Mrs.L.J.Hund, Mr. and Mrs.W.M.Huffman and Mr. and Mrs.C.J.Hart. Don't buy wall paper till you see the New Sun Proof line. Spencer Store. Phone 2811. Young men attending a meeting at which plans for the formation of a Young Men's club in Anaheim at the Y.M.C.A.'s office Monday evening including: Walter Taylor, Safford Minder, Gordon Minder, Theodore Quarton, Clarence Nishizu, Joe Fitzpatrick, Kiyoshi Shigekawa, Donald Dandy, Richard Dugdale and Paul Sloan. Mrs. Mary V. Goss of Bunea Park; brothers, James W. and John F. of Buena Park, and Ernest B. of River-side; sisters, Mrs.I.B.Ooop,Mrs.Ruth Kennison,mrs.M.S.Wygal,mrs.R.E.Williams and Mrs.R.D.Shehorn. Automobile Signalling Origin Being Studied The origin and history of automobile hand signalling is a particular phase of interest in a study of "Sociological Aspects of the Automobile" with which Dr. Clarence Marsh Case of the department of sociology of the University of Southern California is engaged at the present time. The Way of Life By BRUCE BARTON. WHAT DOES YOUR BUTCHER SAY! One day last winter I was riding with the gentleman who runs a livery stable and provides food and lodging for my horse. It was some weeks after the stock market unpleasantness. "How is business?" I asked him. He answered that he had never known it to be worse." Only a few of our horses are saddle horses," he said." The others are owned by the butchers and bakers and candlestick makers who supply the fashionable people on Park and Fifth Avenues. And do you know that those little merchants can't collect enough even to pay my oats bills? It is terrible." A little later I was repeating the conversation to a friend who makes his home in a fashionable suburb. He has ample means but compared with some of the multi-millionaires whose estates are in the same community, he is comparatively poor. He told me that he had been protesting mildly to the butcher about the steady increase in his meat bills." I do not understand," he had said." We always pay promptly on the first of the month. We do not eat extravagantly, and yet our meat seems to cost us more all the time." The butcher confessed that the bills were high. He shrugged his shoulders helplessly." What am I to do? You and the other people of moderate means are the only ones who pay your bills.The rich men on my lists keep me waiting for six months or even a year.Everybody's meat costs more in consequence." I suppose the percentage of four-flusher in the Park Avenue district and in the New York suburbs is very high There must be thousands of families struggling to "keep up with the Joneses." But all over the country the same thing occurs to a greater or less degree。它 is due not merely to the fact that people are living beyond their means.Much of it is nothing more or less than downright thoughtlessness.I used to be a great believer in re- metropolitan newspapers and other processes which have been drawn into the role to cause disrespect for law. Law forcement offloors in too many cases sympathetic with the movement to take down enforcement, the speaker tied to the 250 persons who attended banquet at $5 each. The banquet's pose was to raise funds with which pay off a large portion of the arch's debts. entertainment was furnished by LesCoville and Paul Thorpe of Corona, Rerry Gillespie, Frank Pierce and Dale Adelaide. commercial Air Navigation Treaties," Dr. Fred D. Fagg, now director of Institute of Air Law at Northtern university, and "The Liability Aviators to Third Persons," by Dr. Holph Hirschberg, professor of air at the University of Koenigsberg, many. for some reason many of our college lessors, and most of our university students, are easy marks for the international propagandists. The governant should find a way to protect these occent men. Don't buy wall paper till you see the New Sun Proof line. Spencer Store. Phone 2811. Young men attending a meeting at which plans for the formation of a Young Men's club in Anaheim at the Y. M. C. A. offices Monday evening including: Walter Taylor, Sufford Minder, Gordon Minder, Thodore Quarton, Clarence Nishizu, Joe Fitzpatrick, Kiyoshi Shigekawa, Donald Dandy, Richard Dugdale and Paul Sloop. Rev. Ralph Doeschner was the principal speaker. His topic "Have a Purpose in Life" was short, but effective, Y. M. C. A. Secretary Conrad Jongweaard stated Tuesday. Phone us if you need a painter or paperhanger. Spencer Store Phone 2311. Miss Dorothy Winters' nineteenth birthday anniversary was pleasantly observed Sunday afternoon at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Winters. Guests were: Miss Winters, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hunt and sons, Dale and Herbert Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Calder, Mrs. D. Cable, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. C. A. Merrill, Miss Margaret Merrill, Leland Alsip and Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Winters. Jessie Coons Named Miss Jessie Coons of Anaheim Monday night was named program chairman for the next meeting of the Orange county unit of California Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, to be held at Huntington Beach. The last gathering, held at Fullerton Monday evening, featured an address by Vernon Landreth, of Whittier college physical education department. He stressed present and proposed laws for aiding health education. Tumbling acts by boys from the Anaheim union high school and clog dances by Fullerton high school girls marked the entertainment. Among those present from Anaheim were: Mrs. Margaret E. Heaslink, Miss Linda V. Higgins, Miss Jessie Coons, Miss Arah Louise Wilcox, Samuel Loose, Miss Adelalde Price, and Ben W. Carpenter. I suppose the percentage of fourflusher in the Park Avenue district and in the New York suburbs is very high. There must be thousands of families struggling to "keep up with the Joneses." But all over the country the same thing occurs to a greater or less degree. It is due not merely to the fact that people are living beyond their means. Much of it is nothing more or less than downright thoughtlessness. I used to be a great believer in re-forms. I enrolled in Causes and supported high grade Candidates, and was generally loud and vigorous. In my old age I have come to feel that most of our troubles would be washed away if we would only be just reasonably courteous and decent to one another. Ability ENROLL ABILITY, not personality is the thing that counts in the business world. The question is—what can you actually DO? Enroll with us and start right. "Consider Your Future" Mc CORMAC SCHOOL of Business and Secretarial Training 706 N. Main St. Santa Ana, California Phone 8610 Trojan Men's Club Will Be Organized Organization of a Trojan Men's club of Orange county will be launched when graduates and former students of the University of Southern California gather for a stag dinner-meeting at the Elks clubhouse, Anaheim, Tuesday, February 10, 6:30 p.m. Roy Edwards of Orange, president of the Orange county alumni association, has called the meeting, and reservations are being sent to Theodore B. Kuechel, in care of Anaheim Gazette, Anaheim. More than two score graduates and former students are expected to attend the stag affair, Mr. Kuechel said Thursday. Many already have sent in their reservations. Emery Olsen director of co-ordination at S.C., will be the principal speaker, while motion pictures of the S.C.-Stanford football game will be shown. Music will be furnished by the Trojan Trio. Wins Ribbons But Can Not Play With Them Anaheim's "Sandy Mac of the Mallbu" is the proudest dog in dogdom today. He's a "freshman" in the "worldly college," but he is proud possessor of two blue ribbons and a silver cup that are hung so high he can't play with them. "Sandy Mac", you see, is a playful, one-year-old Scottish terrier owned by Mrs. George E. Laresen of 817 North Lemon street. The ribbons he won were brought back from San Francisco's Golden Gate Kennel club show held January 31 to February 1. The silver cup he won as the best Scottish Terrier in the Hollywood puppy match. H. V. WEISEL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Civil and Probate Matters Only PHONE 2237 or 2288 007 Bank of America Bldg, Anaheim, Calif. Your voice reaches other cities with speed and clarity Your voice reaches other cities with speed and clarity It's easy to place an inter-city call. Just ask for the place and number you want. If you don't know the number, the operator will help you. If you will talk with anyone who answers, instead of a particular person, the charge is usually even lower. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY LOUIS DANZ Announces THE REMOVAL OF THE Danz Piano Co. From 162 West Center Street to New Quarters at Danz Piano Co. From 162 West Center Street to New Quarters at 217 East Center St. Where the Largest Stock of Pianos in Orange County will be on Display Mr. Danz wishes at this time to express his appreciation to the thousands of Orange county firms and individuals who have honored his establishment with their custom during the past fourteen years and to extend an invitation to old friends and new to visit the new store where he will at all times be available for consultation and advice on matters pertaining to music. In the new establishment Mr. Danz is happy to be again associated with Mr. A. L. Knipe, who will operate the Radio and Sheet Music departments.