anaheim-gazette 1936-09-24

BRIEF SUMMARY OF CALIFORNIA VEHICLE ACT SPEED No person shall drive a vehicle upon a highway at a speed greater than is reasonable or prudent having due regard for the traffic on, and the surface and width of the highway and in no event at a speed which endangers the safety of persons or property. (Vehicle Code Sec. 510). The lawful speed limits indicated in the Vehicle Code are as follows: (a) Fifteen miles per hour. 1. When passing a school building or grounds while children are going to or leaving school or while the playgrounds are in use by school children. 2. When traversing a railway grade crossing if during the last one hundred feet of the approach to such crossing the driver does not have a clear and unobstructed view of such crossing and of any traffic on such railway for a distance of four hundred feet in both directions along such railway. 3. When approaching or upon a curve or any other part of a highway when the driver's view is unobstructed within a distance of one hundred feet along the highway in the direction in which such driver is proceeding. 4. When traversing an intersection of highways if during the last hundred feet of his approach to such intersection the driver does not have a clear and unobstructed view of such intersection and of any traffic upon all of the highways entering such intersection for a distance of one hundred feet along all such highways, except upon a through highway or at traffic-controlled intersections, in which event in a business or residential district the district speed shall apply and elsewhere the speed shall be thirty miles per hour. (b) Twenty miles per hour. In any business district, when not otherwise restricted. Business District—a bus district is that part of the way and adjoining place where half or more of theerty on one side for a distance 600 feet is occupied by bus in use for business or when or more of the property on sides for a distance of 300 is used by buildings in business. (Vehicle Code Sec. c) (c) Twenty-five miles per in any residence district, wh otherwise restricted. Residence District—A res district is that portion of the way and adjoining property than a business district, within a distance of a quarter mile, the property adjoining one side is occupied by third more separate dwelling house business structures or whose property on both sides, with quarter of a mile is occupied sixteen or more dwelling or business structures. (Vehicle Code Sec. 90). (d) Forty-five miles per under all other conditions. hicle Code Sec. 511). It is never lawful to drive OLDSMOBILES - Buicks - Cadillac LaSalles - Packards - Fords Chevrolets - Essexes Automobiles Priced from $10 to $200 Come in and Look--No Obligation A few week end SPECIALS 1930 CADILLAC COUPE — Motor rebored — Car like new $165.00 1933 PLYMOUTH DELUXE COUPE — Car just like new $135.00 1931 OLDSMOBILE CABRIOLET — Thoroughly reconditioned $110.00 1927 PACKARD CLUB SEDAN — Fine looking. Wonderful car $40.00 1930 LASALLE TOWN SEDAN — A real “HE” Automobile $135.00 1927 PACKARD $40.00 CLUB SEDAN — Fine looking. Wonderful car 1930 LASALLE $135.00 TOWN SEDAN — A real “HE” Automobile 1928 BUICK $40.00 SEDAN — Real Family Car 1930 HUDSON $100.00 SEDAN — New tires — new paint — 6 wheels — trunk 1927 STUTZ MAKE OFFER CONVERTABLE COUPE—Horsepower aplenty— TERMS 12 to 18 months TRADE 406 So. Los Angeles St. Knox Motor Co Phone 2400 OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC LA SALL ANAHEIM GAZETTE business District—a business district is that part of the high-way and adjoining property here half or more of the property on one side for a distance of feet is occupied by buildings used for business or where half more of the property on both sides for a distance of 300 feet is used by buildings in use for business. (Vehicle Code Sec. 89). (2) Twenty-five miles per hour many residence district, when not otherwise restricted. Residence District—A residence district is that portion of the high-way and adjoining property, other than a business district, wherein a distance of a quarter of mile, the property adjoining on one side is occupied by thirteen or more separate dwelling houses or business structures or when the property on both sides, within a quarter of a mile is occupied by ten or more dwelling houses or business structures. (Vehicle Code Sec. 90). (d) Forty-five miles per hour all other conditions. (Vehicle Code Sec. 511). It is never lawful to drive a vehicle upon a highway at a speed greater than is safe or reasonable considering the traffic, and the width and condition of the highway at the time and place. No person shall drive upon a highway at such a slow speed as to impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, except when reduced speed is necessary for safe operation or beehuse upon a grade or when the vehicle is a motor truck or motor truck towing another vehicle necessarily or in compliance with law proceeding at reduced speed. (Vehicle Code Sec. 514). Wool Goods Label Law Advocated by Prof. J. F. Wilson Citing that purchasers of other commodities are protected by law when they buy, James F. Wilson, associated professor of animal husbandry in the University of California, advocated a wool goods labeling law so that when goods represented as wool are purchased, the buyer will get what he pays for. Wool, adulterated by fibers of various kinds, is offered by merchants as pure wool. For this Professor Wilson gives two reasons: The buying public wants wool because of its superior qualities; purchasers cannot detect by sight or feeling the presence of substitutes. For this reason he suggests that each garment or piece of goods represented as wool, be labeled so that the buyer would know just how much it contains. "A wool goods labeling law, no matter how well conceived or efficiently administered, would not prove a panacea," says Professor Wilson. "It would still be possible to get poor cloth, poor blankets, poor knitting yarns, even if..." WEST CENTER AT PALM HOME OWN And We Sell the Best for Less FLOUR FAMILY 2¼ lb. 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If we had such a means, a labeling law should include provisions for disclosing the percentage of reworked wool. Until the technique identifying garnetted stock of all kinds has been discovered, it would seem best to concentrate efforts toward securing legislation affecting fibers other than wool." Play Fair, Drive Carefull. Ivory Soap 3 lge. bars 25¢ 2 med bars Oxydal Small 7½¢ — large Waldorf Toilet Tissue 2 roll Borax Chips large pkg. Camay Toilet Soap 3 bars CORN FLAKES MILLER'S 2 pkgs Razor Blades Guaranteed Pkg. 25 for Granulated Sugar 10 lb. p'er ba Ritz Crackers 1-lb. pkg. Willapoint Oysters 16 oz. can CUDAHY'S EASTERN BACON ½ Pound 17½¢ EACH Kosher SALAMI Garlic Style 19½¢ lb. PURE LARD $40.00 $135.00 $40.00 $100.00 heels — trunk MAKE OFFER plenty— TRADES es St. r Co. LA SALLE Goodrich Round Up OF UNSAFE TIRES REPLACE WORN TIRES RIGHT NOW! 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