anaheim-gazette 1932-08-25

2800 KILLED or INJURED Each day there are 2800 persons killed or injured by automobiles. Where this misfortune will strike next, no one can tell. Better be safe with adequate insurance than sorry if you are the unfortunate victim. A broad EXCHANGE policy providing for all automobile hazards can be obtained at the lowest cost if you are a careful driver. FARMERS' AUTOMOBILE INTER-INSURANCE Exchange Orange County Mutual Fire Insurance Building Main at Eleventh Street SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA Office Telephone 3860 Lucky Stoop Saves Life of La Habran T. F. Hicks of La Habra stooped just in time last week. As a result a stray bullet, probably fired by unknown hunters, entered his body at the back and traveled underneath the skin to his shoulder. Had he been standing the missel probably would have killed him, attending physicians said as they extracted the bullet and took preventative measures against poisoning. Hicks was working for the La Habra Citrus association, and stooped over a box to work just as the bullet struck him. Expect 25,000 at Missouri Picnic Missourians now in Southern California to the number of 25,000 are expected to attend the all-day picnic to be held at Bixby park, Long Beach, Sunday, August 28. The program starts at 10 a.m. and continues until 5 p.m., with President James A. Lang in charge." Registers for all counties and cities are planned to assist ex-Missourians to get re-acquainted. SUPERIOR RADIO SERVICE Radios and Electric Refrigerators COMPLETE STOCK OF TUBES, PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FULLY EQUIPPED AND MODERN SERVICE DEPARTMENT Sixth Year in This Location Phone 4304 308 West Center St., Anaheim Re-Elect Assemblyman EDWARD "TED" CRAIG A man who has made good on the job. A proven PUBLIC official who can ably represent his district at Sacramento. Has given four years of untiring service. As chairman of the important Re-Elect Assemblyman EDWARD "TED" CRAIG A man who has made good on the job. A proven PUBLIC official who can ably represent his district at Sacramento. Has given four years of untiring service. As chairman of the important Reapportionment committee, obtained another Assemblyman for Orange County as well as putting the County in its proper Congressional District. For Judicious Economy at all times. A heavy taxpayer and has lived in his district 82 years. THE GAZETTE FOR GOOD JOB PRINTING PRICE REDUCTION on MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES in the famous "500" series. OLD PRICE $12.75 NOW $99.75 OLD PRICE $112.75, NOW $99.75 Easy monthly payments Credit for your old stove Now you may buy this modern range at a substantial saving. Several models to choose from. Heavily insulated ovens to keep the heat where you need it—and out of the kitchen. Automatic top lighter...new type broiler...automatic oven heat regulator. Come in and inspect these bargains. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Now Facing Murder Indictments A trial which seems certain to attract national attention is that of Libby Holman Reynolds and Albert (Ab) Walker at Winston-Salem, N. C., on an indictment charging murder of the former's husband, Z. Smith Reynolds, heir to a tobacco fortune. Libby Holman Reynolds, famed Broadway "Blues" singer, and Walker, companion of the late husband, Reynolds, were released following the Coroner's inquest, but rearrested following an investigation by county authorities. The death of Reynolds terminated a big party over July 4th weekend. Photos show Libby Holman, Ab Walker and Alfred Holman, Cincinnati lawyer, who will help defend his daughter. Re-Routing of Bus Line Asked Most of Changes From San Diego to Los Angeles West of Whittier WANT ADS RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. ENTIRE STOCK Higgins Bros. Furniture. 319 S. Main St. Orange—Furniture — Rugs — Stoves — Ice Boxes Work on Aqueduct to Hoist As Soon As Large Bonds Applications of Workers Cannot Be Provision for Hiring 20,000 Will New Money Into Circulation In Outlining the benefits that will come to working on the largest engineering project Whitsett of the metropolitan water district's all engineering plans and specifications are district can call for construction bids on the $ immediately after the first block of bonds is sold. Bringing approximately $100,000,000 of new money into the channels of Southern California business through the purchase of materials and supplies, work on the gigantic project will provide jobs for about 20,000 persons, including those put to work fabricating materials and supplies, and between 80,000 and 100,000 persons, including the families of those employed, will be directly benefited. Whitsett pointed out. Application for the sale of the aqueduct bonds has been made with the federal reconstruction finance corporation. Although no statement was made by Chairman Whitsett, the hope was expressed in circles close to the metropolitan water district headquarters that action on the application may reasonably be expected within a few weeks. "Today the District is prepared to start construction work immediately upon the sale of a block of aqueduct bonds," Whitsett said. "Plans and detailed specifications are ready. This means the bringing of $220,000,000 of new money out of bank vaults and into Southern California pay envelopes and business channels. "It means the giving of productive employment to 10,000 men directly on the aqueduct, materials and supplies to be used on the job. It is conservative to estimate that between 80,000 and 100,000 persons, including the families of those employed will be directly benefitted." "Millions of dollars in tax money was spent this year in Los Angeles county." Re-Routing of Bus Line Asked Most of Changes From San Diego to Los Angeles West of Whittier Pacific Greyhound Lines, Inc., has applied to the railroad commission to define its operative right and route between Los Angeles and San Diego to be as follows: From station at Sixth street and South Los Angeles street, Los Angeles to Pico (eastbound) via Sixth street, Towne avenue, Seventh street, Boyle avenue, Whittler boulevard, and state highway through Belevedere Gardens to Pico. From Pico to Los Angeles (west-bound) through Belevedere Gardens via state highway and Whittler boulevard, Boyle avenue, Seventh street, Towne avenue, Fifth street and South Los Angeles street. An optional route from the junction of Seventh avenue and Boyle avenue, La Boyle avenue, Ninth street, Atlantic avenue to its junction with Whittier boulevard and thence to Pico. From Pico to Fullerton, (serving Whittier and Brea only from the direct route over Whittier Boulevard) Anaheim and via Santa Ana Boulevard to Santa Ana; thence through Tustin, San Juan Capistrano, Serra, Oceanside, Carlsbad, Del Mar and La Jolla, or directly via the main highway between the range and Rose canyon junction without serving La Jolla; thence to San Diego either via the main highway through Pacific Beach and Old Town or optionally via Mission boulevard through Ocean Beach, thence via Main Highway to San Diego. Troy's Olympic Men Set Record University of Southern California athletes in all divisions of the Olympic times scored 66 points. They won four individual championships, aided in winning two relay titles, set one new world’s record, established one new Olympic mark and helped make two world’s records in relays. Checkup of Olympic results showed that Trojan athletes won 31 points in the swimming championships, scored 15 men’s track and 10 in women’s track and made 10 points for Canada in track. Mickey Riley, on the basis of the popular 10-5-4-3-2-1 scoring system, was the highest Southern California WANT ADS HATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. ENTIRE STOCK Higgins Bros. Furniture, 319 S. Main St. Orange—Furniture — Rugs — Stoves — Ice Boxes — Linoleum — Lamps — Fixtures and Equipment — Assigned to CREDITORS To Be CLOSED OUT for unpaid bills — Entire Stock Sold Piece Meal or Lot — STORE OPEN 9 A.M. toll Stock is sold. CREDITORS Assignee for Higgins Bros. Furniture, 329 S. Main St. Orange. Between Orange and Santa Ana. Real Estate for Sale FOR SALE—Balboa $9500 furnished house, 910 E. Ocean Front. Zoned for business. Sell $4950. $950 cash. Balance 7% straight. 7-7-6t FOR SALE: Westinghouse electric range, $22.50. 7-tube Jackson-Bell radio, cost $69, good as new, sell $18. Two-piece over stuffed, $23. Attractive dentists' supply case, cheap. 114 N. Los Angeles, Anaheim. Poultry WE PAY CASH for poultry; any quantity Market or laying. Will call. Phone 1401, R. D. Taylor. 3-20tfe Painting & Paperhanging Painting, paperhanging. J. E. Saylor, 616 S Philadelphia St., Phone 2761. Situations GENERAL repairing and odd jobs Gene Adams, 416 S. Olive. 3954. Pianos For Sale 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knabe, Bechstein, Stainway, Chickering. Kimball, etc., new and used. $35 up Danz, Anaheim. $10 FREE: Send name of friend who wants piano and get $10 Free when we sell. Danz, Anaheim. SPECIAL PRICES Bed Springs, Beds and Cribs Next Tuesday the voters will Supervisor. Therefore, it becomes upon which I present my candidate ACTIVITY During my twenty years residence in this industry, having been privileged to serve Association; also serving as director of Orange County Fruit Exchange Board This association has given me a most v marketing of this important industry, in plan of water conservation. SPECIAL PRICES Bed Springs, Beds and Cribs Mattresses Renovated Pillows Recovered Check up on your MATTRESS and PILLOWS We Call and Dellver Phone 2428 or Mall Post Card ANAHEIM MATTRESS FCT. 916 No. Los Angeles St. Agriculture Radio Program Announced The schedule of daily radio talks given on agricultural and allied subjects, under the auspices of the agricultural extension service and KFI, is announced by Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg for the week beginning August 29. The talks are presented at 12 o'clock noon each day. August 29—"Cowtesting — How it Helps the Dairyman," C. V. Castle, assistant farm advisor, Los Angeles county. August 30—"The Agricultural Extension Program in Vegetable Production," F. H. Ernst, assistant farm advisor, Los Angeles county. August 31—"A Visit to the Farm Advisor's Office," A. G. Salter, assistant farm advisor, Los Angeles county. September 1—"Family Cookery — Olympic Style," Mrs. Laura Mantonya, home demonstration agent, Riverside county. September 2—"Inspection of International Shipments at Boat and Border Stations," R. R. McLean, agricultural commissioner, San Diego county. September 3—"Care of the Winter Cove Crop," W. H. Williams, assistant farm advisor, Los Angeles county. Next Tuesday the voters will Supervisor. Therefore, it becomes upon which I present my candidate. ACTIVITY During my twenty years residence in this industry, having been privileged to serve Association; also serving as director of Orange County Fruit Exchange Board and This association has given me a most valuable marketing of this important industry, in plan of water conservation. EXPERIENCE During my residence in the district I have particularly to serve the schools in the Grammar School district. I take pride of that board in having brought about without a loss of efficiency. FAMILY I have been identified for many years with Directors, particularly during the past two Committee. I am also a member of the activity has afford me an opportunity to first-hand knowledge of the tax problem. I consider matters of taxation of grave future is essential to the property owners problem of justifying ownership of property systematic and more equitable distribution towards your tax burden relief. ECONOMIC It is my belief that economic public administration which a Supervisor should stand. Impart importance in the administration of this district and in the county to date brief. COST I take pride in the fact that those who strictly to a clean-cut and aggressive campacy upon my own personal record and I have adhered strictly to a discussion of and a clean-cut citizenship within your co- INDEPENDENT AND NO- queduct to Hoover Dam Begins on As Large Block of Bonds Sold Workers Cannot Be Accepted Now, But the Hiring 20,000 Will Be Made, Thus Throwing Into Circulation In All Channels of Trade benefits that will come to Southern California from the start-largest engineering project in the world, Chairman W. P. Metropolitan water district's board of directors, announced that and specifications are in such completed form that the construction bids on the $220,000,000 Colorado river aqueduct the first block of William Jeffers Is Given New U. P. Job William M. Jeffers, vice president-operation of the Union Pacific system since October 1, 1928, has been elected by the board of directors to the newly created position of executive vice president, effective August 11. The office of vice president-operation was abolished. The formal announcement by President C. R. Gray reads: "The executive vice president shall have full charge and direction of the maintenance and operation of the railroads of the system, and of engineering and purchases, and shall have such further authority, and perform such duties, as may be assigned to him." H. G. AMES Incumbent Candidate for Re-Election for the Office of JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Office No. 1 Resident of Orange county 44 years. Deputy district attorney four years, city attorney eleven years six years incumbent as judge of superior court, emphasizing juvenile court administration. SHOES - SHOES W. L. Douglas "The Best Known Shoe in America" Guaranteed all leather — Factory stamp on each shoe SHOES - SHOES W. L. Douglas "The Best Known Shoe in America" Guaranteed all leather — Factory stamp on each shoe — $3.75, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50 Florsheim Shoes "For the Man Who Cares" One of the best made and most stylish foot coverings that can be bought at any price $8.00 F. A. YUNGBLUTH "The HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX" 145 West Center Street Anaheim, California Statement of LeROY E. LYON Candidate for SUPERVISOR Tuesday the voters will have the opportunity of expressing their choice of Therefore, it becomes my privilege to state my record and the platform present my candidacy. ACTIVITY IN CITRUS INDUSTRY years residence in this district, I have devoted much time to the progress of the citrus been privileged to serve three terms as president of the Board of Olive Heights Citrus serving as director of By-Products Plants at Corona and Ontario; as a director of the Fruit Exchange Board and the Central Board of the California Fruit Growers Exchange. has given me a most valuable insight into the vital problems, production, packing and is important industry, including a full knowledge and appreciation of the need of a practical conservation. SUPERVISOR tuesday the voters will have the opportunity of expressing their choice of Therefore, it becomes my privilege to state my record and the platform present my candidacy. ACTIVITY IN CITRUS INDUSTRY years residence in this district, I have devoted much time to the progress of the citrus been privileged to serve three terms as president of the Board of Olive Heights Citrus serving as director of By-Products Plants at Corona and Ontario; as a director of the Fruit Exchange Board and the Central Board of the California Fruit Growers Exchange. has given me a most valuable insight into the vital problems, production, packing and is important industry, including a full knowledge and appreciation of the need of a practical conservation. EXPERIENCED IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION in the district I have been identified with various civic activities, devoting my time serving the schools in the capacity of a member of the board of trustees of Placentia Union district. I take pride in pointing to my record during the past two terms as chairman having brought about a substantial reduction in school cost, despite an existing deficit, of efficiency. FAMILIAR WITH TAX PROBLEMS fitted for many years with the Orange County Farm Bureau, as a member of its Board of regularly during the past two years devoting a great amount of time as chairman of its Tax am also a member of the tax committee of the Associated Chambers of Commerce. This me an opportunity to make a special study of tax matters with the result that I have a edge of the tax problems of this district. TAX POSITION of taxation of grave importance today. An even greater retrenchment in public expenditure to the property owners existence. Tax paying has become more than a burden — the serious buying ownership of property, particularly to the small property owner. In my opinion a more equitable distribution of the taxes collected should constitute one of the first steps burden relief. ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT that economic public administration is, and always has been, the keynote and policy upon sor should stand. Impartial and judicial budgeting of the taxpayers money is of prime imadministration of this office. The lack of justice or system in the use of road monies within the county to date brings forth the challenge that "something must be done." CONDUCT OF CAMPAIGN be fact that those who have identified themselves with me in this campaign have adhered cut and aggressive campaign. I have at all times advanced the justification of my canown personal record and without statements or political inuendo or retaliation of any kind. strictly to a discussion of the issues at hand and appeal to you for your vote upon my record citizenship within your community for the past twenty years. DEPENDENT AND NOT CONTROLLED and controlled by no one. I have not and will not section promises, and in the event that I am elected, in confidence you have expressed in me, I pledge for you a diligent representation.