anaheim-gazette 1937-03-18

Fresh as a breath of Spring Fashion Headliners! SMART FROG SENAGRAM By HARRY C. WESTOVI I noticed by the Orange county papers that there is quite a agitation relative to a county government for Orange county urged such a plan some years in Orange county as one measure of reducing the tax burden. This is no real reason why a county small and compact as is Orange county cannot successfully a city-county government and stead of having many governmen have only one. There is only city-county government in state of California and that is Francisco, and such plan has found eminently successful there is a sufficient desire or part of residents of Orange city to reduce taxes, this is on the most logical ways to about such reduction. The legislature, during the week, has commenced work many controversial measures. Last Thursday there was gued on the floor of the senator Rich's Constituent Amendment No. 8, which gave to the legislature the right times of stress to reduce the charges as found in the constitution. Inasmuch as such a measure vitally affected the school Parent-Teachers associations other school organizations against the measure. The S.P.-T. A. happened to be in secrecy in Sacramento at the time measure was up for argument attended in large numbers to what was being said. Senator Rich was only able marshal five votes out of the members of the senate. Fashion Headliners! SMART FROCKS by Glen Row 2.98 High styled—but low priced—these lovely frocks really "steal the show!" You'll want several to wear all summer long. Crepes, taffetas, prints, polka dots! 12-52. GLENBROOKE Apparel SUITS TO WEAR ALL DAY LONG 7.90 Styles for every daytime occasion! There is nothing as fresh and smart for Spring as a SUIT! A host of lovely styles—man-tailored, swagger, tunic, topper! Menswear fabrics, flannels, worsteds. 12 to 44. Last Thursday seemed to Orange county day in Sacramento. Sheriff Logan Jackson and Chief Civil Deputy Fred Watt attended a sheriff's convention this city. At the same time City Clerk Joe Backs was attentive in Sacramento a clerk's condition. Supervisor N. E. West, Talbot and Mayor Willis Watt appeared before the senate committee. Mrs. Harry D was attending a meeting of State Parent-Teachers association. In addition to the above named Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kirvin Mrs. Sheppard of Orange County also visited the legislature in session. Stolen Automobile Recovered in B An automobile owned by Crawford, 127 S. Philade street, was stolen, driven to and stripped of removable and accessories Sunday Anaheim police records show. The car was stolen between 7:30 o'clock from Philade and Center streets. It was covered by Brea police Monday morning. PENNEY'S J. C PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated 124 West Center Street Anaheim Stolen Automobile Recovered in Brownsville An automobile owned by Crawford, 127 S. Philadephia street, was stolen, driven to and stripped of removable and accessories Sunday. Annaheim police records show the car was stolen between 7:30 o'clock from Philadephia and Center streets. It was covered by Brea police Monday morning. Whit Smelts Fillet Sole Mackerel Swordfish Shrimp Fillet R Salt Herring Also Variety Tartar Sauce 100 CHENAGRAMS HARRY C. WESTOVER noticed by the Orange county is that there is quite a little relation relative to a county-city enment for Orange county. I such a plan some years ago orange county as one method reducing the tax burden. There real reason why a county, and compact as is Orange city, cannot successfully have -county government and inof having many governments only one. There is only one county government in the of California and that is San Fisco, and such plan has been eminently successful. If is a sufficient desire on the of residents of Orange counreduce taxes, this is one of most logical ways to bring such reduction. the legislature, during the past has commenced work on controversial measures. last Thursday there was aron the floor of the senate for Rich's Constitutional adment No. 8, which would to the legislature the right in of stress to reduce the fixed taxes as found in the constituInasmuch as such a measuvitally affected the schools, Teachers associations and school organizations were just the measure. The State A. happened to be in session incaramento at the time the ture was up for argument and added in large numbers to hear was being said. nator Rich was only able to final five votes out of the 40 opers of the senate. Church to Receive Pastor's Property The Catholic church will receive the bulk of the $90,000 estate left by the late Rev. Father Patrick Browne, former pastor of St. Boniface church here. The terms of the will were revealed when the document was filed for probate early this week. A brother, Francis Browne of Derrymilan, Ierland, will receive $2000 and $5000 was willed to Archbishop John J. Cantwell of Los Angeles for 5,000 masses to be said for the soul of the decedent. The remainder will go to the church, in trust with Archbishop Cantwell. Accused Man Asks for Trial by Jury Earl Spires, 52, of 621 S. Dickel street, is at liberty under $100 bail awaiting a jury trial in the city court on a charge of violating a city ordinance prohibiting the maintaining of a woodpile on property in the residential zone. Spires was arrested last Friday. He appeared before City Judge Frank Tausch Saturday morning and pleaded not guilty, asking for a jury trial. Merchant is Freed of Liquor Charges City Judge Frank Tausch Saturday dismissed a charge of giving intoxicating liquor to a minor filed several weeks ago against Henry A. Doty, Anaheim merchant, at the request of City Attorney George Holden. Doty was arrested sometime ago on a warrant signed by an Anaheim woman mother of Pete Ewing. EAST CENTER AT EMILY WEST CENTER AT PALM TRADE AT THE FRIENDLY "A." CORN DEL MONTE TIPS ASPARAGUS 2 pic. cans 29°C BEETS 3 SISTER SLICED No.2 can 10°C BEANS DIAMOND A KIDNEY 2 No.2 cans 19°C DOG FOOD KENNEL KING 3 No.1 cans 19°C KRUMBLE KAKE DOG FOOD lb. 10°C ROSE GARDEN 1-lb. cello. M'MALLOWS 10 EL MOLINO—NATURAL CURE OLIVES 2 No.1 cans 25°C PRUNES SUN-SWEET MEDIUM 2-lb. pkg. 16°C JUICE QUEEN ISABELLA GRAPE plant bottle 15°C SYRUP Vermont Mald No.1 jug, 19c 24-oz. jug 37°C Inasmuch as such a measurably affected the schools, ant-Teachers associations and school organizations were just the measure. The State A. happened to be in session encramento at, the time the cure was up for argument and ended in large numbers to hear it was being said. Anator Rich was only able to final five votes out of the 40 members of the senate. A meeting of Social Security committee of the state senate lastursday night Sehate Bill No. 7 given a “do pass” recommendation. Senate Bill No. 7 does with liens on property of who are given help under Old Age Assistance act. This been a sore spot in the ad-destination of the Old Age Sey-act inasmuch as old peoare loath about giving liens their homes. Mrs. Florence merer, director of the Depart-ment of Social Welfare, appeared at the committee and urged passage of the bill, saying that amount received by the vari-counties from liens placed property of the aged were eligible. At Thursday seemed to be huge county day in Sacramento. Meriff Logan Jackson and his Civil Deputy Fred Wilbur added a sheriff’s convention in city. At the same time Coun-lerk Joe Backs was attending encramento a clerks’ conven-supervisor N. E. West, Tom Pot and Mayor Willis Warner agreed before the senate oil committee. Mrs. Harry Drown attending a meeting of the Parent-Teachers association. Addition to the above named, and Mrs. W. T. Kirvin and Sheppard of Orange county visited the legislature while session. Pollen Automobile Recovered in Brea a automobile owned by J. A. Wyford, 127 S. Philadelphia t, was stolen, driven to Brea stripped of removable parts accessories Sunday night, heim police records show. The car was stolen between 7:30 o'clock from Philadelphia Center streets. It was re-recorded by Brea police early day morning. Merchant is Freed of Liquor Charges City Judge Frank Tausch Saturday dismissed a charge of giving intoxicating liquor to a minor filed several weeks ago against Henry A. Doty, Anaheim merchant, at the request of City Attorney George Holden. Doty was arrested sometime ago on a warrant signed by an Anaheim woman, mother of the youth involved. The case was continued several times for various reasons. An M. D. Can Delay the Reading of Many a Will “Solomon Grundy was born Monday, Tuesday he made some “Dough’. 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Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Phone 2322 Recovered in Brea automobile owned by J. A. Evford, 127 S. Philadelphia it was stolen, driven to Brea stripped of removable parts accessories Sunday night, neim police records show. The car was stolen between 7 7:30 o'clock from Philadelphia Center streets. It was recored by Brea police early day morning. Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 237 E. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Phone 2322 AVALON FISH MARKET JOE ARNO, Mgr. 244 EAST CENTER ST. Lenten Suggestions White Sea Bass Smelts Deep Sea Cod Fillet Sole Sandabs Mackerel Yellow Tail Swordfish Oysters Shrimp Scallops Fillet Finnan Haddie Salt Herring Salt Mackerel Also Variety of Other Fresh Fish Cartar Sauce 10c Horseradish 10c PORK STEAK lb. 28¢ LAMB STEAK lb. 29¢ FRESH GROUND BEEF NO CEREAL lb. 17¢ FOODCRAFT BUYING FANCY RUSSETT POTATOES 15 lb. bag FANCY RIPE BANANAS lb. CHERRY RHUBARB 4 lbs. FANCY NORTHERN RUTABAGAS 3 lbs. 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