anaheim-gazette 1934-06-14

Summer Institute Scheduled June 29 Citrus growers of Southern California will hold their annual summer institute at the University of California at Los Angeles campus on June 29. Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg announces. The institute will feature a study of subtropical horticulture experiments which have been carried on for several years. Most of the afternoon program is devoted to reviewing results of these experiments, and discussing application of results obtained. Growers are invited to attend. The morning program opens at 9:30 o'clock. THIEVES GET RADITOR CAP R. A. Groninger of Silverado reported to police that while he was eating a meal at a local restaurant, the radiator cap of his automobile was stolen. Bran Is Shipped to Kill Grasshoppers Five tons of poisoned bran were shipped early this week from the state agriculture department to fight grasshopper infestation near El Toro, Orange county. The bran was ordered from State Director of Agriculture A. A. Brock by County Agricultural Commissioner D. W. Tubbs as soon as the infestation was discovered. Grasshoppers damaged 4000 acres of grazing land in that vicinity last year. Inclusion of Orange and Plumas counties last week brought the number of California counties suffering from this infestation to 19. FOG LIGHT STOLEN F. B. Roberts of Riverside reported Public Utilities Pay $1,143,934 Less Than in 1933; State Income Shift Riley-Stuart Measure Takes Utility Taxation Places it With Counties, Leaving State About Half Made Up in Next Biennium; Insurance Company Climaxing 24 years of public utility taxation on a great state board of equalization announces that California was less this year than in 1933 from this source for the great state government. Insurance companies taxed on their gross premiums property taxes paid locally, have also reported a decline in business, so that the state revenues from this source have shrunk $563,815.74 under last year's figure according to the board's statement. When the losses in the revenues from the public utility and insurance taxes are consolidated, they reveal that the deficit in the state treasury will be further augmented by a decline in current general fund taxes amounting to $1,707,750.40. Commenting on this situation, the board points out: "It is evident that business conditions during the past year have been such as to make it impossible for the state to hold its own in revenues without increasing the tax burden on those types of enterprises subject to special levies for state purposes. "At the last session, the legislature voted to increase the rate of tax on the gross receipts of gas and electric companies from 7½ to 9 per cent, and on telephone companies from 5½ to 5¾ per cent. These higher rates have been in effect for 1933 and 1934 as applied to gross receipts for the calendar years, 1932 and 1933, respectively. No further increases were given legislative approval. that the state's financial structure Without the sales tax, it is clear would have become paralyzed." While cities are an amount of property for their size average of 16 per cent of return of the usual rolls, the board out that the state to other sources of the discontinuing ceilings tax. Every type of a loss in gross reapared with 1932 diminishment in exception of the and the telegraph." Director of Agriculture A. A. Brock by County Agricultural Commissioner D. W. Tubbs as soon as the infestation was discovered. Grasshoppers damaged 4000 acres of grazing land in that vicinity last year. Inclusion of Orange and Plumas counties last week brought the number of California counties suffering from this infestation to 19. FOG LIGHT STOLEN F. B. Roberts of Riverside reported to Anaheim police Monday that over the week-end a fog light was stolen from his automobile. Read Lloyd H. Banks Announcement of his candidacy for COUNTY AUDITOR on page 4 HEAT INSIDE A TIRE CAUSES THIS LIFE-SAVER GOLD RESISTS HEAT—THESE BLOW- BANG! See Why GOLDEN PLY THAT ARE 3 TIMES SAFER FROM BLOW How New Safety Silvertown Lasted 3 Times as Long in Gruelling High Speed Tests The enemy of tire safety and mileage has been licked at last! An amazing Goodrich invention—the Life-Saver Golden Ply, found only in the new Silvertown—resists internal heat. Thus blow-outs are prevented by eliminating their great, unseen cause. Tires last months longer when destructive internal heat is overcome. Enjoy safety—save money with extra mileage. Silvertowns with the Life-Saver Golden Ply cost not a penny more than other standard tires! The NEW Goodrich Safety Silvertown WITH LIFE-SAVER JACK GLEDHILL'S - Grease 401 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. May $1,143,934 Less Taxes State Income Slumps Badly Taxes Utility Taxation from State and Leaving State About 30 Millions to be Premium; Insurance Companies Remain utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, the sources that California will derive $1,143,934.66 in this source for the general support of the utility taxation on a gross receipts basis, Riley-Stewart plan at the special election a year ago, the assessment just made by the State Board marks the end of gross receipts taxation of utilities and the corresponding withdrawal of their operative property from local tax rolls. Under the plan, insurance companies will continue to be taxed as in the past. Among other problems facing state administration in 1935 will be that of replacing the revenues from the utility taxes which although steadily declining have constituted an important part of the sources of support for state government. It will be necessary to provide some 25 or 30 million dollars from other methods of taxation if California is to be kept from going further into the red." While cities and counties will find the amount of property subject to assessment for their support increased on an average of 16 per cent by reason of the return of the utility property to the local rolls,the board's statement points out that the state will be forced to look to other sources of revenue by reason of the discontinuance of the gross receipts tax. Every type of public utility showed a loss in gross receipts for 1933 as compared with 1932,and a corresponding diminishment in tax payments,以the exception ofthe short steam railroads andthe telegraph companies.These average of 16 per cent by reason of the return of the utility property to the local rolls, the board's statement points out that the state will be forced to look to other sources of revenue by reason of the discontinuance of the gross receipts tax. Every type of public utility showed a loss in gross receipts for 1933 as compared with 1932, and a corresponding diminishment in tax payments, with the exception of the short steam railroads and the telegraph companies. These both registered small gains, that for the short line railroads being 3.82% and for the telegraph companies .87%. The sharpest loss was experienced by the car companies whose 1934 tax payments will be 14.01% less than last year. The electric railroads follow with a loss of 9.58% and the long steam railroads with a loss of 8.57%. Other types of utilities showed losses as follows: Telephone companies, 6.93%; express companies, 4.13%; gas and electric companies .83%. Insurance companies' losses were 9.48%, bringing the general average for the entire group of special state taxpayers annually assessed by the equalization board under the amendment No. 1 of 1910 to 4.91% loss. BICYCLE MISSING J. W. McConnell reported to police that a bicycle was stolen from the porch of his home at 804 North Olive street. You'll like the fresh and tidy feeling of your garments if you let us clean and press them. Get ready now for High School graduation Wednesday evening. Anaheim Cleaners, 308 E. Center, Phone 4416. Miss Thelma Blanton was overnight hostess Saturday to chaperons and members of the Anaheim bethel. Job's Daughters, at a wienie bake, bedtime stories, and waffle breakfast. Those enjoying the social occasion included Miss Pauline Houts, Mrs. Merl Schwager, Mrs. LeRoy Marsh, Mrs. C. J. Lamblin, Miss Lois Boege, Miss Thelma Woods, Miss Mary Elinor Spielman, Miss Marjorie Spielman, Miss Barbara Cummins, Miss Jeanette Campbell, Miss Frances Daniels, Miss Josephine Daniels, Miss Anita Schwager, Miss Anita Marion, and the hostess. Because of the illness of the hostess, Mrs. Fred Davis, the Anaheim Pythian Sisters' garden party scheduled to Wednesday evening was indefinitely postponed. The Silver tea, which the organization planned for Thursday, also was postponed. Have you tried one of Mickle Diner steak specialists? Price 35 cents. Los Angeles at Cypress streets. Dr. Sarah Fay of Anaheim Monday attended the monthly meeting of the Angle Orthodontist society of Los Angeles, held at Pasadena. Members of the Citron P.-T. A. held their final meeting of the year in the form of a picnic supper Tuesday evening at the Anaheim city park. Dr. Sarah Fay, president of the Anaheim Business and Professional Woman's club, Miss Robbie Anderson, Miss Florence Davis, Mrs. Kate McCullah, Mrs. Vincenta Carleton and Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway attended the southern district convention at Ontario Saturday, when Mrs. Florence Bayz was installed for her second term as president. Steak a specialty at Mickle's Diner, Los Angeles at Cypress streets. Mrs. Margaret Boysen, president of the American Legion Auxiliary, and Committeemen Mrs. R. W. Marvin, Mrs. R. E. Campbell and Mrs. Claire Liebhart report that the food sale held Saturday at a local store was a "tremend- PLY TIRES ER FROM BLOW-OUTS 85 4.50x20 to change withice and to any mental tax or levy Silvertown WITH LIFE-SAVER GOLDEN PLY Grease Spot Anaheim, Calif. Steak a specialty at Mickle's Diner, Los Angeles at Cypress streets. Mrs. Margaret Boysen, president of the American Legion Auxiliary, and Committeemen Mrs. R. W. Marvin, Mrs. R. E. Campbell and Mrs. Claire Liebhart report that the food sale held Saturday at a local store was a "tremendous success." W-A-N-T A-D-S RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. FOR SALE—Tractors & Motors 25 HP Best and 25 Holt and 75 Holf Caterpillar tractors for sale. Fred B. Mills, 109 Bay Avenue, Balboa. Will be home on and after Sunday. FOR SALE — (Miscellaneous) FINE PRACTICE PIANO, $17 cash. Schmidt Music Co., 112 E. Center. PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Painting, and paper hanging. J. E. Saylor 131 W. Chartres, Phone 2761 PIANOS FOR SALE FOR SALE: Piano. Customer near Anahelm unable to finish payments. Only $54.00 left. Cash only. Write Pacific Piano Shop, Box 375, No. Hollywood, Calif. 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knabe, Bechstein, Steinway, Chickering, Klimbball, etc., new and used, $35 and up DANZ, Anahelm. $10 FREE! Send name of friend who wants piano and get $10 Free when we sell. DANZ, Anahelm. Mother Sentenced On Cruelty Count "Hencoop" Child Will Be Let Out for Adoption; Baby in Certified Home Mrs. Josie Ebarguarry, 36, mother of Mary Trinity Ebarguarry the "hencoop girl" of Capistrano who was taken to the county hospital three weeks ago in a critical condition brought about by malnutrition, was found sane in superior court Friday, and immediately sentenced to six months in the county jail. Judge Floyd Griffin of San Diego, sitting in court at Santa Ana, found the mother sane, and Judge Landell of San Juan Capistrano, who previously had found her guilty of "inflicting unjustifiable punishment on a child likely to affect its health," sentenced her. The mother's three-week-old child was placed in a certified home till the prisoner's release, while Mary, the six-year-old child who was taken to the county hospital in an emaciated condition, will be placed for adoption. Another child, Julia, 4, was taken to the hospital for treatment of an intestinal ailment. The father, who may face the same charges as the mother, was caring for the other five children at the family home, under direction of the county welfare department. Who’s Afraid of the Lonely Road? FEARN ELECTRIC SHOP RADIO Atwater Kent Auto Radios, $49.00 up 273 East Center Street—Phone 8111 For the Girl Graduate FRIENDSHP BRACELETS, IN STERLING Who’s Afraid of the Lonely Road? FEARN ELECTRIC SHOP Atwater Kent Auto Radios, $40.00 up 273 East Center Street—Phone 111 For the Girl Graduate FRIENDSHP BRACELETS, IN STERLING Priced at $1.50 and $2.00 KENDRICK'S, 155 West Center St., Anaheim The Well Dressed Graduate Will Be Outfitted at Yungbluth's Yungbluth’s has always been known as the store for men and young men. Yungbluth’s have specialized in the correct apparel for men—no matter what the occasion. And graduation is an important occasion. The boy graduate, outfitted here will take his place with pride in his appearance—knowing he is correctly dressed. 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