anaheim-gazette 1936-10-29

Drunk Driver Pays Fine in City Court Moody Crowe, 46-year-old Long Beach resident, appeared before City Judge Frank Tausch last Saturday morning and pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was fined $100, of which $50 was suspended, and his operator’s license was revoked. Crowe was arrested October 11 and has been out on bail since that time. He paid his fine. All-Saints Day to Be Honored Sunday All-Saints Day will be observed at the St. Michael’s Episcopal church next Sunday with special services being planned for 8 o’clock and 10:30 o’clock in the morning. Celebration of Holy Eucharist will be held at both services. The new vested choir will sing Foster’s “Sanctus.” FISH AND SEA FOODS Enjoy the deliciously firm meat of fresh or salt water fish. Our seafoods are received daily and afford a wide selection. Our shell fish, lobster, oysters, clams, and shrimp are exceptionally tempting just now. Note the low prices: Oysters Doz 20c SAN DABS 18c Three Cited For Drunken Driving Three men, none of whom side in Anaheim, were arra over the past week end on es of driving while intoxic Each was released on bail o to appear at a later date. Claude McPherson, 51, 277 street, Corona, was take custody at 11:35 o’clock Sat night. He will appecar N ber 7. M. G. Steele, 32, of Pka was arrested at 1:45 o’clock day morning and will appe day. Guy W. Stull, 48, 514 S street, Santa Ana, was re le to appear November 6 after ing been arrested at 2:15 o Monday morning. County Townsend Clubs will M The Townsend people of O county are holding a count luck dinner at 6 o’clock, Sat evening at the Townsend quarters at 509 W. Fourth Santa Ana. Townsend clubs from all over the county participate. A program of munity singing and music is arranged and speakers will be on the program. This w the last big mass meeting the election on Tuesday, N ber 3. Townsend members are a ranging to keep the headqu Oysters Doz 20c SAN DABS ... 18c SLICED SALMON ... 22c SLICED YELLOWTAIL ... 23c FRESH KING FISH ... 12c CAT FISH ... 29c SLICED BLACK COD lb 20c LARGE LOBSTERS lb 30c SCALLOPS lb 35c SLICED HALIBUT lb 25c COOKED SHRIMPS lb 38c FINNAN HADDIE lb 30c KIPPERED HERRING lb 30c AVALON FISH MARKET JOE ARNO, Manager 244 East Center St. Anaheim SMART TRAVEL at low cost and high speed A MESSAG TRAVEL at low cost and high speed The Challenger THE CHALLENGER—a new-type train with a new-type service! It has revolutionized Coach and Pullman Tourist-car travel, making itself the most popular train in western America. SPEED—only 58¾ hours to Chicago ...no faster train without extra fare. EXCLUSIVE FEATURES...special coaches for women and children only...registered nurses as stewardesses...Coffee Shop Diners serving also as recreation cars. COMFORTS and ECONOMIES—Fully air-conditioned, de luxe coaches with deeply upholstered reclining seats...free pillows and drinking cups...free porter service day and night. Appetizing Meals at Amazingly Low Cost BREAKFAST 25¢ • LUNCHEON 30¢ • DINNER 35¢ Enjoyed at your leisure while you ride in cheerful, air-conditioned dining cars. Meals all the way to Chicago—only $2.05. Other Fast Union Pacific Train East: The new Streamliner— CITY OF LOS ANGELES; LOS ANGELES LIMITED; PACIFIC LIMITED UNION PACIFIC —LOW FARES in Effect Now— and All Winter Three Cited For Drunken Driving Three men, none of whom resided in Anaheim, were arrested for the past week end on charges of driving while intoxicated. A release was released on bail of $100 appear at a later date. Claude McPherson, 51, 271 North Street, Corona, was taken into custody at 11:35 o'clock Saturday night. He will appease Novem-7. G. Steele, 32, of Placentia, was arrested at 1:45 o'clock Sunday morning and will appear to buy W. Stull, 48, 514 S. Ross Net, Santa Ana, was released after having been arrested at 2:15 o'clock Sunday morning. County Townsend Clubs will Meet The Townsend people of Orange City are holding a county pot dinner at 6 o'clock Saturday evening at the Townsend headquarters at 509 W. Fourth street, Santa Ana. Townsend club members from all over the county willicipate. A program of community singing and music is being arranged and speakers will also join the program. This will be the last big mass meeting before election on Tuesday, November 3. Townsend members are also arranging to keep the headquarters Joint Meeting Hears Sheriff History of his 30 years experience as a member of the Los Angeles county sheriff's office was the theme of Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz's address to members of the Orange County Peace Officers' association and Orange County League of Municipalities who met in joint session last Thursday evening at Tustin. The Los Angeles county sheriff also discussed briefly the civil service amendment appearing on the ballot Tuesday, urging a favorable vote. The League of California Municipalities has withdrawn its endorsement of proposition 10, the gasoline tax amendment, it was declared by Louis Burke, legal counsel for the league. This action was taken, he said, because of the "in lieu tax" and the clause regarding Deisel engines. Representing Anaheim at the meeting were Mayor Charles H. Mann, Councilmen Leo J. Sheridan and M. W. Martinet, Jr., City Clerk Charles E. Griffith, City Judge Frank Tausch, Police Chief James S. Bouldin, City Engineer E. P. Hapgood and M. A. Stephenson, police officer. Thomas H. Kuchel and Thomas L. McFadden were also present. Citrus Association Changes Connection An important change in citrus marketing affiliation took place today when the Redlands Orange-dale association became affiliated with the California Fruit Growers exchange by joining the Redlands-Highlands Fruit exchange. This pioneer local group has changed to the exchange marketing system after 25 years in the Mutual Orange distributors, of which it was one of the original members. A. P. Crim is president; W. L. Thornquist, vice-president, with R. B. Cook, Douglas Armstrong, W. A. Shields, S. A. Grover, Henry Romo, L. J. Gist and W. T. Grant completing the directorate. Vinton Gregory who has been secretary and manager of Redlands Orangedale association for fourteen years will continue in that capacity. The Old Tired Feeling Is On "A Diller, a Dollar" The Old Tired Feeling Is On "A Diller, a Dollar Like the ten o'clock scholar, I'm always late for work. I feel so tired I'll sure get fired I just don't seem to "Perk". "Tis another story Like Jack and Minory, My work just seems like fun. I've so much 'Pep' in every step And joy in the things I've done". "Twas just a few dollars But I should not holler," I'm never feeling blue. IT sure is fine to be on time, THANKS—To a Doctor I knew." A smart boy went to a smart M. D. and the Prescription reached The Jackson Drug Co. O. K. Groping in the Dark When you don't feel "quite yourself" and start experimenting with this and that medicine, you are groping in the dark. How much better to see your doctor, let him get at the real cause without further dangerous delay. A visit to him now may save nine visits later, and bring you the peace of mind of knowing that you are playing safe. YOU are playing safe, too, when you bring your doctor's prescription to us. We use only the finest, freshest drugs, and double check each prescription. A registered pharmacist is always in charge. Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 237 E. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone 2322 A MESSAGE TO YOU From HARRY R.SHEPPARD A MESSAGE TO YOU From HARRY R.SHEPPARD DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS HARRY R.SHEPPARD DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS 19TH DISTRICT ROOM 12 MERCANTILE COURT SAN BERNARDINO CALIFORNIA October, 29, 1936 To All Voters Of Nineteenth Congressional District As citizens of the United States of America, it becomes our duty to exercise our right of franchise by going to the polls next Tuesday, November 5 to vote to elect men for public offices, whom we believe are best qualified to represent all people in a capable, sincere, and trustworthy manner. We should be proud we have that privilege and should zealously protect that right. As Democratic nominee for Congress, knowing the needs of the people of the 19th Congressional District, realizing the lack of interest herefore shown in their behalf, having full knowledge of the responsibility that will be mine as your Congressional representative, I have no hesitation in asking your support, I desire to assure the people of our district that regardless of creed, color, class, or party affiliation, they will have capable, sincere, and faithful representation. I will fulfill all pledges I have made to various non-partisan groups who have endorsed me. Sincerely yours, This Ad Paid for by Sheppard for Congress Campaign Committee CAR THEFTS HIGH Recovery of 2215 stolen motor vehicles and the arrest of 35 automobile thieves is reported by the California highway patrol for August. During that period 1,220 other cars were reported stolen. SMOOTH, CREAMY FUDGE—QUICK! Quick Fudge Mix ONLY 4 MINUTES NO BEATING GREYHOUND the People's Choice! Greyhound's platform of low fares, frequent convenient departures, deluxe coaches, modern facilities, choice of routes and nationwide service, receives the support of the wise traveler today more than ever before. EXAMPLES OF LOW FARES ONE WAY ROUND TRIP FRESNO $4.20 $7.60 SAN DIEGO $1.85 $3.35 SAN FRANCISCO $6.60 $11.90 SANTA BARBARA $2.30 $4.15 DEPARTURES FROM ANAHEIM NORTHBOUND— for State Senator A native and resident of Northern Orange County. Endorsed by Democrats and Republicans throughout the County. EXAMPLES OF LOW FARES ONE WAY ROUND TRIP FRESNO $4.20 $7.60 SAN DIEGO $1.85 $3.35 SAN FRANCISCO $6.60 $11.90 SANTA BARBARA $2.30 $4.15 DEPARTURES FROM ANAHEIM NORTHBOUND— 6:25 a.m., 7:32 a.m., 8:32 a.m., 9:32 a.m., 12:32 p.m., 3:32 p.m., 5:42 p.m., 6:50 p.m., 10 a.m. SOUTHBOUND— 7:20 a.m., 9:58 a.m., 12:03 p.m., 3:28 p.m., 5:58 p.m. DEPOT — 217 So. L. A. 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