anaheim-gazette 1936-10-29

WANT ADS ROOMS FOR RENT le room, private entrance, table for gentleman. Inquire at Se. Claudina St., Phone 4240. PIANOS FOR SALE malow Pianos, repossessed, cut small balance like rent. Zanz-Schmidt, 112 E. Center, Anaheim. PIANO SALE More nice Uprights; $29-$37—and up; fine to start chiln; great buy for only 50e a ek or more. Danz-Schmidt, -116 E. Center, Anaheim. beautiful little Baby Grand; finish new for small balance of only 99; can be paid out less than nt. Danz-Schmidt, Anaheim. INTING & PAPERHANGING inting and paperhanging. J. E. Yolor. 131 W. Chartres. Ph. 2761. PERSONALS ention Unity Readers.—All join Tuesday from 3 to 4 p. m. at 2 W. Broadway. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ood sawing, trees to take out. one Orange 1015-J. P. O. Box 5. PIANOS FOR RENT month up; full credit when you y. Danz-Schmidt, Anaheim. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE For Sale — 40 imperfect Rugs (room sizes), 18 Overstuffed Sets (factory samples), 12 Inner-Spring Mattresses (covers slightly soiled) a lot of Congoleum Rugs (seconds). At Higgins Bros. Mattress Factory, 484 N. Lemon St. Orange, Calif. 10/29/4tp Men wanted to participate in one of the best money making propositions in Orange county. No investment required. Call at 326 East Center street, Anaheim, between 8 and 4. USED CARS 1934 DODGE SEDAN, Trunk, new paint and tires — priced to sell— SEE McALLISTER — 333 West Center Street. 1932 CHEVROLET SEDAN — six wheels — new paint and tires, guaranteed. See McAllister at 333 West Center. 1931 OLDSMOBILE — six wheel coupe, new paint and tires—locally owned. See McAllister at 333 West Center St. 1931 FORD SEDAN, the best buy in Southern California—See Mc Allister at 333 West Center street. 1935 Dodge Touring—six wheel sedan, locally owned—a Bargain —See McAllister at 333 West Center street. 1935 DODGE SEDAN—Fordor—low mileage — a Bargain — See McAllister at 333 W. Center. 1935 PLYMOUTH COUPE, New Paint — perfect condition. See McAllister at 333 West Center St. MORE ABOUT Craig Explains (Continued from Page 1) land, and on certain rights connected with land but not the land itself, such as oil and mining rights, and improvements on leased land or on land exempt from taxation. Under the present law, this type of property pays its tax before the present rate is fixed, at the rate for the preceding year. When the new rate is fixed, unless it is the same, it is necessary to recompute thousands of items for either refunds or additional taxes. The amount of money involved is usually less than the cost of clerical help used in adjusting these differences. This amendment provides that the tax shall be collected in the same manner as the present tax on unsecured personal property. That is, the first rate and collection is final, with the right of equalization permitted. 18—If this is carried, it will sustain the law enacted at the 1935 session of the legislature, which placed a tax of 10e a pound on oleomargarine, unless it is made with specified ingredients. The purpose of the law is to tax the use of imported coconut oil. 19—Allows the legislature $10,-000.00 for the hiring of help after the adjournment of the session. The work consist of compiling the actions taken by the legislature during the session. This after-session work is mandatory, and has always been done out of monies saved due to short legislative sessions, where the number of bills introduced, the amount of legislation correspondence, and The purpose of the law is to tax the use of imported cocoanut oil. 19—Allows the legislature $10,-000.00 for the hiring of help after the adjournment of the session. The work consist of compiling the actions taken by the legislature during the session. This after-session work is mandatory, and has always been done out of monies saved due to short legislative sessions, where the number of bills introduced, the amount of legislative correspondence, and the employment of attaches necessary to keep up this work, was held to a minimum. The last four sessions have been of 100 days duration, which has upset this schedule, leaving very little for this work. Therefore other state departments have assumed this charge, which the legislature thinks should not be the case. The passage of this amendment will correct this situation, and put the charge where it rightfully belongs. Assemblyman James B. Utt elaborated briefly on Craig's explanation of No. 19, and urged its adoption. 20—Will permit acquisition and maintenance of publicly owned museums or art galleries by the legislature, boards of supervisors, or city councils, by contract or lease from non-profit organizations. The object of the amendment is to encourage the building of cultural centers. 21—Passage of this amendment would make effective the following statutes passed at the 1935 session of the legislature: Chapter 497 severs the Tehachapi Women's Prison from our present prison system, creates and vests all control, management and paroles in a board of trustees composed of women. Chapter 498 provides for the direct commitment of women felons to the institution instead of transfer from a state prison. Chapter 499 amends the penal code, eliminating any provisions effecting the women's prison, which are now made unnecessary by this act. 22—If carried, will sustain the law enacted at the 1935 session of the legislature which imposes an annual license fee for the privilege of operating a store after October 1, 1935. Annual fee will be $1.00 for first store, and is doubled for each succeeding store up... ELECTRICIAN Light & Power Installations 130 W. Chartres — Phone 2336 Ambulance Service Day or Night—Phone 3209 Backs, Terry & Campbell H. P. CAMPBELL Resident Director 251 No. Lemon Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA DODGE - PLYMOUTH BONEY & BARNHART Phone 3407 328 W. Center St. COMMERCIAL CARS TRUCKS Phone or call any of these salesmen— TED EIMERS R. F. McKEE BOB BONEY ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. Dealers in GRAIN - FLOUR - SEEDS - WOOD - COAL - HAY Phone 3210 Public Weighing Scales 242 W. Center St. J. W. Truxaw, M.D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Golden State Bank Bldg. Cor. Center and Los Angeles ANAHEIM. CALIFORNIA CAMPBELL DRY CLEANERS Phone 2318 Our policy is to please you 135 S. Los Angeles Anaheim Auto Paint Job To Fit Any Pocketbook LOUIS HENNIG 200 South Los Angeles Street Our 10th Season in Anaheim MILK ----- Delivered to your Door each morning PHONE ACACIA DAIRY 2078 ANAHEIM Chapter 499 amends the penal code, eliminating any provisions effecting the women's prison, which are now made unnecessary by this act. 22—If carried, will sustain the law enacted at the 1935 session of the legislature which imposes an annual license fee for the privilege of operating a store after October 1, 1935. Annual fee will be $1.00 for first store, and is doubled for each succeeding store up to nine. Fee for the tenth store, and each store above that number, would be $500.00. Exempts gas Modernize Your home Farm buildings Business property Timeplan Financing under FHA is low-cost and convenient. Take advantage of this liberal service now... See any branch. Timeplan Bank of America This Week's Patterns THE square neckline of Pattern 8618, set off with a becoming frill, is just as nice in a house frock as in any other frock, and it helps avoid that "house-frockish" appearance. Sizes: 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Size 18 requires 3% yards of 39-inch fabric with 5% yard contrasting. Streamlined from the high-buttoned neckline to the ends of the flaring skirt, Pattern 8820 is a daytime frock which will enhance the good points of the youthful figure. Sizes: 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Size 16 requires 4% yards of 39-inch fabric. Collar and cuffs require 5% yard contrasting. In addition to attractive youthful styling, Pattern 8536 is an apron which has all the points for comfortable, practical wearability. Designed in medium size only, it requires 17% yards of 32-inch fabric and 6 yards of rickrack braid of bias binding. To obtain a PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING INSTRUCTIONS, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MENTION Collins, and Mrs. Thomas L. M. Fadden. FASHION BUREAU, ANAHEIM GAZETTE 149 New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal. Enclosed find... cents. Please send me the patterns checked below, at 15 cents each: Pattern No. Size Pattern No. Size Pattern No. Size Name Address City State Address your envelope to Anaheim Gazette Fashion Bureau, 149 New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif. 23—Adoption would change the name of the Railroad Commission to Public Service Commission. This was all that the proponents of the measure wanted done, but inadvertently the act was drafted in such a way that it would also abolish the term appointments of the Commissioners, as well as make other weakening changes. Therefore, the authors and proponents are asking you to vote "No" on this measure. 24—The passage would change the law governing city charters: Provides first question on the charter election ballot would be whether the people wanted a new charter. Second question would be the election of a Board of Freeholders. If first question failed, naturally the second question would be lost. Also provides that the legislative body of a city can frame and submit a new charter without the necessity of electing a Board of Freeholders. The purpose of this act is for economy, as under the present law it is necessary to have two elections instead of one to accomplish this. Charles L. Smith, of the traffic department of the Pan American Airways system, displayed a two-reel motion picture, "Flying the Lindbergh Trail." The film depicted a flight down the Atlantic coast from Florida to Buenas Aires, across the Andes to Santiago and north along the Pacific Coast through Central America to Mexico. John P. Cassidy, assistant secretary of the California Fish and Game Development association, spoke briefly in connection with the "Sardine Bill," which he said will be introduced to the next legislature. George A. Rayner reported on the trip to Mexico which has been set for January 10 to 18, 1937. President Dr. C. G. Huston introduced as special guests Le Roy Lyon, James B. Utt, Ross Crane, assistant farm adviser, Sam L. be the election of a Board of Freeholders. If first question failed, naturally the second question would be lost. Also provides that the legislative body of a city can frame and submit a new charter without the necessity of electing a Board of Freeholders. "I'll just call her now." THAT TELEPHONE in your home brings friends, shops and markets nearer to you...and an extension at some convenient point puts the telephone itself closer to your hand. For instance, in the bedroom. This hand set, shown here, is only one of several types that are available at little cost. We shall be glad to tell you more about it. Just Call BUSINESS OFFICE 217 N. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Anaheim 2101 Raise the river's surface approximately 80 feet. Construction is now in progress on all phases of the Metropolitan Water district aqueduct, which will eventually bring a billion gallons a day to the Southern California cities and areas which comprise the water district. At the present time more than 8,000 men are employed on the project. NEW BRIDGE A new three-lane concrete bridge will supplant the old wooden bridge over Snow creek a few miles west of the junction of the Palm Springs road and United States Highway 99, according to the Riverside office of the National Automobile club. Sharp angle approaches to the present bridge will give way to new alignment. VOTERS! The Future Welfare of Your Free Country is in Your Hands When Landon is elected President on November 3, he will, figuratively speaking, place one governmental arm of encouragement, help and security around business and one governmental arm of encouragement, help and security around labor. As your President, Landon will make it his duty and work to endeavor to bring about the nearest approach to an ideal relationship between business and labor that yet has been accomplished in the 150 years of our National life. Landon never will stir up class hatred. As your President, Landon will ask for and receive the cooperation of business and labor in raising labor to a higher plane, in creating new jobs, and in bettering the condition of business. As your President, Landon will give you a sane, just and fair administration, so that every man, woman and child may rely upon the government's honesty of purpose and upon the President's word. As your President, Landon will carry out present governmental work project commitments, but he will take waste out of the expenditure of you taxpayers money and carry on the projects without injuring the status of the workers. He will better their condition as rapidly as possible. As your President, Landon will ask for and receive the cooperation of business and labor in raising labor to a higher plane, in creating new jobs, and in bettering the condition of business. As your President, Landon will give you a sane, just and fair administration, so that every man, woman and child may rely upon the government's honesty of purpose and upon the President's word. As your President, Landon will carry out present governmental work project commitments, but he will take waste out of the expenditure of you taxpayers money and carry on the projects without injuring the status of the workers. He will better their condition as rapidly as possible. As your President, Landon will take NO ONE off relief who deserves to be there. As your President, Landon will uphold protective tariffs, the salvation of the California farmer and of California. As your President, Landon will base governmental aid to California upon need and not upon how many votes it will buy. As your President, Landon is pledged to maintain FREE AMERICA FOR AMERICANS. As your President, Landon will give fair and just consideration to any great group of persons who shall evolve an idea which it sincerely believes will benefit humanity, and he NEVER will use the courts to attack unjustly any organization or group, or to ruin men's reputations for political purposes. AND REMEMBER THIS! "YOU CAN BELIEVE LANDON!" Look at Spain and Vote Like Maine Vote For LANDON and KNOX NEXT TUESDAY, NOV. 3 No Matter How You Are Registered You Can Vote For Landon and Knox VOLUNTEERS ARE WANTED TO HELP GET VOTERS TO THE POLLS all day Tuesday. You car will help. Get in touch with the Republican Headquarters in your Assembly District. SOUTHERN* CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE REMEMBER—RUMORS, CHARGES, ETC., CIRCULATED TOO LATE FOR FULL. SIMPLY, ARE NOT TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY. THEY ARE MERELY ATTEMPTS TO CONFUSE THE VOTER, AND ARE AN ADMISSION OF WEAKNESS. FOR EFFICIENT CONDUCT of your COUNTY BUSINESS Re-elect FOR EFFICIENT CONDUCT of your COUNTY BUSINESS Re-elect LEROY LYON A FAIR DEAL TO EVERY ONE, WITH NO FAVORS PROMISED TO ANY GROUP OR INDIVIDUAL. LYON ALREADY HAS MADE A GOOD SUPERVISOR. A GOOD RECORD IS RATHER TO BE CHOSEN, THAN GREAT PROMISES. RE-ELECT A BUSINESS MAN — NOT A POLITICIAN. Your Vote on November 3 for LEROY LYON is a vote for Good Government (This ad ordered and paid for by the Orange County Good Government League)