anaheim-gazette 1935-05-30

Daniel Graham Is Honored at U. S. C. Daniel Graham of Anaheim was recently honored as members of one of twenty-nine scholarship societies of the University of Southern California when the institution set aside a day to pay tribute to scholarship achievement. Faculty and departmental heads took part in the exercises which included an assembly in Bovard auditorium in the morning, an afternoon lecture by Dr. Ralph T. Flewelling, director of the School of Philosophy; and an evening dinner, addressed by Dr. Thomas Nixon Carver, professor emeritus of Harvard University and of the class of '91 at U. S. C. President R. B. von KleinSmid in his speech to the honored students said, "to achieve the critical faculty, to be able to react creatively to an inspired situation, to think clean and truthfully and clearly and courageously — is true scholarship." MEMORIAL DAY Form at Gate 9:30 A.M. Anaheim Drum Corps Post No. 72 Colors: Color Guard — Squad Co K 185 Inf. Gold Star Mothers Daughters American Revolution Women's Relief Corps Daughters of Union Veterans Daughters of Confederate Veterans United Spanish War Veterans United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Post No. 72 Canadian and Allied Veterans German Veterans Boy Scouts March to Flag pole: Raising Flag: Boy Scouts Troop 72 "To the Colors." Anaheim Drum Corps United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Post No. 72 Canadian and Allied Veterans German Veterans Boy Scouts March to Flag pole: Raising Flag: Boy Scouts Troop 72 "To the Colors," Anaheim Drum Corps Explanation of Monument: "To Absent and Unknown Dead," J. H. Heffron Placing of Wreath on Monument by Organization Firing of Salute: Squad Co. K 185th Inf. Taps: Field Music — Drum Corps Post No. 72 Move to Mausoleum: Introduction of Master of Ceremonies by Chairman of Day. WM. P. WEBB, JR., Master of Ceremonies Invocation:— Reading of General Logan's Order: Comrade Geo. Miller, U. S. W. V., V. F. W. Introductions: By Wm. P. Webb, Jr. Song: Mrs. Ross Lincoln's Gettysburg Address: Capt. Ray Smith Song: Mrs. Ross Introduction of Speaker of Day— Rev. Virgil K. Ledbetter by Comrade Webb Benediction: Comrade Ledbetter. Legion: Ray Smith, Chairman Fred W. Smith Dave Proud Veterans Foreign Wars: Geo. Miller Emil Dutzi Going East this summer, the hours you spend on these completely air-conditioned SP trains will be the pleasantest—from the standpoint of physical comfort and restful sleep—of your entire trip. You'll never be too hot or too cold, and you'll enjoy complete freedom from dirt and dust, noise, draughts, excess humidity or dryness. Coaches Air-conditioned Too Nobody is left out of this new deal in travel comfort. Our very lowest priced accommodations, the reclining chair coaches and tourist Pullmans, have the same air-conditioning equipment as the most elaborate drawing room and club cars. No increase in fares. These are the famous SP trains to be completely air-conditioned: Golden State Limited, Sunset Limited, Pacific Limited, Overland Limited and Cascade. If you choose, you may go one way, return another. Back East Fares Start May 15 Summer excursion roundtrips for 1935 equal the lowest in history, and will be available for use daily from May 15 to October 15. Stopovers anywhere enroute. Here are a few examples: Coach Tourist Standard There and back— Chicago ... $57.35 $68.80 $86.00 New York ... 95.75 107.20 124.40 Houston ... 47.00 58.40 70.45 Kansas City. 48.00 57.60 72.00 New Orleans 58.80 68.15 85.15 Similar reductions to other eastern cities. Reserve now for any date. Wonderful Meals-Low Prices Our exclusive Table D'Hote "meals select" are big money savers, too. Delicious, complete luncheons and dinners for only 80c to $1.25. Old Mexico First-class roundtrip City is only $79.00 see more of Mexico Coast route goes interesting parts, ditioned Pullman See Your L For skilled help in detail of any trip—man tickets and t—simply call up your local Southhe He is a trained t will render you a r obligation. Southern Pac M. J. FOSTER, Agt. Phone 2503 Bonded Indebtedness rates $56.44 Per Person highest of California counties in per capita bonded debt outstanding, the association found. Two counties, Mono and Trinity, showed no bonded debt outstanding, while thirteen counties had a bonded debt outstanding of more than $50.00 per capita, these counties being Colusa, which was highest with a debt of $91.33 per capita, Riverside, Sacramento, San Diego, Fresno, Yuba, Yolo, Los Angeles, Sutter, Orange, Santa Barbara, Contra Costa, and Ventura. "The public debt is no easy burden on the people of California," declared James Mussatti, executive secretary of the Association, in discussing the study. "The actual and potential public bonded debt on the people of California for the last fiscal year was $3,466,000,000, or 57 per cent of the assessed value of all property in the State. "The fact that the debt burden of the people of California exceeds half the assessed value of their properties," Mr. Mussatti continued, "is not nearly so startling as is the fact that the issuance of more and more bonds to burden the property of the taxpayers is becoming so easy. The present session of the Legislature, by its passage of laws permitting the issuance of revenue bond bills, is opening wide the flood gates for all kinds of added debts. These bills some of which have been passed over the vigorous protest of taxpayers, will permit the widespread issuance of revenue bonds. In the interest of the credit of the state and in protection of the taxpayer these bills should not be made into law." 3 LINES — 3 TIMES — 3 DIMES CLASSIFIED ADS RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Thousands of Shriners Ready for San Diego Safari C. N. P. A. Service Five special trains will haul thousands of Shriners from Los Angeles to San Diego, Saturday June 1 for the opening week end of the world's fair. Shriners will stage a mammoth ceremonial on the fair grounds initiating 300 candidates, and after a barbecue in Balboa Park the trek will continue to Tia Juana and Caliente for a day and a night in Old Mexico. Potentate L. S. Rounsavelle of Al Malaikah temple and officers of the uniformed organization inspected the Santa Fe engines that will haul the specials last week at the Santa Fe yards in Los Angeles. Rounsavelle stands out in front in civilian clothes. Shriners Prepare For Trek to San Diego Saturday For Fair Opening Shriners from the various temples of the eleven western states are busy this week making preparations for the "Shrine Safari" on which thousands of wearers of the crimson fez will trek to San Diego for the opening week end of the California Pacific International Exposition. Headed by Potentate Lafayette S. Roussavelle of Al Malaikah temple the nobles will charter five special Santa Fe trains from Los Angeles, taking with them 300 neophytes to be given the Arabic rites Saturday afternoon, June 1, on the San Diego fair grounds. The specials will start leaving Los Angeles at noon, although fleets of planes, the H. F. Alexander, Admiral line flagship and motor caravans will carry advance guards to make preliminary arrangements for the most spectacular ceremonial ever staged in the history of Shrinedom. A night and a day in Tia Juana and Agua Caliente will follow the fair grounds festivities which terminate with an open air barbecue in Balboa park. Officials of the various uniformed organizations, the patrol, bank, temple guard, stagecraft and chanters this week visited the Santa Fe yards in Los Angeles to inspect the mighty engines that will haul the Shriners on their southward pilgrimage. For the first time in history the uninitiated will have the opportunity of witnessing a Shrine ceremonial. This event will be open to those visiting the California Pacific International Exposition at San Diego on Saturday, June 1. Never before has it been possible for non-Shriners to witness the Oriental ritual, with which Masons who have reached the 32nd degree or attained the rank of Knight Templars become Shriners. The public ceremony is by special decree of Potentate L. S. Roussavelle. Nearly a score of temples will bring their hands and uniformed organizations handlecap. Reservations for the will close at once according to Georgetown J. Ramsey, recorder of Al Malaki temple. Walnut Growers to Hold Meet June On Saturday, June 8, walnut growers located in Southern California will journey to Ventura County — San Paula — on the occasion of the annual inter-county walnut growers field day which is to be held under the joint acres of the inter-county walnut department of the Farm Bureau and Agricultural Extension Service. The sessions will start in the gymium of the Santa Paula Union High School, promptly at 9:45 A.M., with D. Smiley of Garden Grove, chairman of the morning session. The first day session will be an inside meeting pest control, fertility, and marketing. The afternoon session will be held in the field, visiting walnut orchards, the general subject of walnut decline. Walnut growers have been requested by the committee in charge to bribe basket lunches, sugar, cream and coffee will be furnished by the walnut department of the Ventura County Fair Bureau. The complete program will announced later through the press. RENT A BICYCLE HEALTHY • PLEASANT 1 Hour 20c — ½ day 35c All Day for 60c MORRIS BICYCLE & TOY SHOP 1104 Lincoln Ave. Anaheim SPECIAL Old Mexico This Summer First-class roundtrip fare to Mexico City is only $79.05. By train, you see more of Mexico, and our West Coast route goes through the most interesting parts. Through-air-conditioned Pullman service. Let us tell you about the new, weekly Hotel Car Cruise, something new in travel adventure through Old Mexico. See Your Local Agent For skilled help in planning every detail of any trip—for rail and Pullman tickets and travel information—simply call upon or telephone your local Southern Pacific agent. He is a trained travel expert who will render you a real service without obligation. witnessing a Shrine ceremonial. This event will be open to those visiting the California Pacific International Exposition at San Diego on Saturday, June 1. Never before has it been possible for non-Shriners to witness the Oriental ritual, with which Masons who have reached the 32nd degree or attained the rank of Knight Templars become Shriners. The public ceremony is by special decree of Potentate L. S. Rounsavelle. Nearly a score of temples will bring their bands and uniformed organizations for the grand pageant with which the Shriners will enter the fair grounds. Al Malalkah Temple of Los Angeles and Al Bahr of San Diego are jointly in charge of the festivities. Elephants and camels will carry on their backs in royal trappings the various potentates and members of their respective divans. The night will be spent at Tia Juanna, the day at Callente, with a special racing program in the afternoon featuring the Shrine Derby and the Potentates DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That T. V. SCOTT and V. W. BORDEN, who have heretofore been conducting a business under the fictitious firm name and style of SCOTT & BORDEN, at 709 East Center Street, Anaheim, California, have this day mutually agreed and do hereby mutually consent to dissolve the partnership aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that the business heretofore conducted as herein set forth will be carried on under the name of "SCOTT & BORDEN, INC.", at 709 East Center Street, Anaheim, County of Orange, California, who will receive all moneys and take care of all obligations of said partnership. DATED: May 24th, 1935. T. V. SCOTT, V. W. BORDEN, Doing business under the fictitious firm name and style of SCOTT & BORDEN. 5/30/4t—35 Erosion Robs Orange County Soil; Proving Serious Problem In Sections The recent dust storms of the Central States have temporarily detracted our attention from the soil losses experienced here at home, says Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. Although favored in many ways, California and Orange County are by no means exempt from the toll exacted each year by flash storms which cause both sheet erosion on the gentler sloping fields and heavy cutting on the steep slopes. Man operates first as an agent of denudation, that is, of removal of successive layers of the soil, by baring the surface and by compacting the soil. Of these, the former act is enormously the more significant. By destroying the cover of vegetation and by cultivation absorption is greatly reduced and runoff is increased, and in other cases the wind is given a chance to blow away the surface soil. The spread of civilization in all parts of the county has been accompanied by a gutting and wasting of land without equivalent in history. Our land problem includes erosion, which will grow increasingly serious in some areas unless checked, says the Farm Advisor. In the Santa Paula region the Soil Conservation Service has undertaken a major erosion control operation for this state. The area will serve as a demonstrational base for that part of the state. A similar demonstration project is being sought by local property owners for Orange County. Cultivation, as has been the case in other states, will be forced away from numerous areas of steeper slopes in California in the near future. Although our hills and slopes have shown marked resistance to erosion, the effects of hill-side cultivation and grazing are becoming apparent over larger and larger areas. The comparatively high investment value of Orange County lands makes the expedient of erosion control well worth while. NEWPORT STUDENTS NAME OFFICERS Gilman Brookings will head the student body at Newport Harbor Union High school for the ensuing term. Those selected to assist him with the administration of these tudent body are: Henry Maunders, vice president; Yvonne Wallace, secretary; and Billy Bushard, treasurer. A LIFE-SAVING TIRE FOR ONLY $8 25 4.50x20 Subject to change without notice and to any governmental tax or levy. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR GOLDEN PLY BLOW-OUT PROTECTION Get Months of Extra Tire Mileage with Safety ● DON'T RIDE ON DYNAMITE! Don't take chances with dangerous, high-speed blow-outs when Goodrich Safety Silvertowns will give you Life-Saver Golden Ply blow-out protection. Here's how these blow-outs happen. The terrific heat generated inside the tire causes rubber and fabric to separate. Heat blisters form, and grow bigger and bigger until BANG—a blow-out! But these blisters don't form in Safety Silvertowns. 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