anaheim-gazette 1937-12-02

Southern Pacific today announced plans to operate in its own name store-door pickup and delivery service now performed by Pacific Motor Transport company. Southern Pacific company, as part of its progressive program since early in 1929, has been giving to the shipping public a store-door pickup and delivery service for their less-than-car load traffic. On interstate traffic this service has been provided directly in the name of Southern Pacific company. For intrastate traffic, this service has been provided in the name of Southern Pacific's wholly owned subsidiary, Pacific Motor Transport company. Effective January 1, 1938, or as soon thereafter as possible all of the service, both interstate and intrastate, will be given directly in the name of Southern Pacific. Store-door rates and service themselves will remain unchanged, the only change being in the name. This change is being made to avoid in the future inconvenience to shippers of using different tariffs and billing documents for their interstate traffic and intrastate traffic. The Pacific Motor Transport company was established in 1929 as an experiment to perform store-door pickup and delivery service for the railroad within the state of California. During the early days of the experiment the merchandise freight was transported between stations by regular freight trains after having been first picked up at the shipper's store by railroad operated trucks. At destination it was delivered to the consignee's store door by railroad operated trucks. The service became so popular that the Southern Pacific company began transporting this merchandise traffic in fast freight trains. On such train is that called "The Overnight" operating between San Francisco and Los Angeles, which celebrated its second birthday this month. Since its inception similar operations have been established on the Southern Pacific within the states of Oregon, Nevada and Arizona. Similarly, the Southern Pacific IMPORTANT: Kitchen Bouquet's almost magical effect on foods is the result of a secret formula, discovered by a French chef almost 60 years ago. Not a spice, condiment or sauce. Not like anything else in the world. Nothing else can quite do for foods what Kitchen Bouquet does. WHAT'S YOUR SECRET? MY GRAVY NEVER HAS THE WONDERFUL COLOR AND RICH FLAVOR OF YOURS WHAT'S YOUR SECRET? MY GRAVY NEVER HAS THE WONDERFUL COLOR AND RICH FLAVOR OF YOURS I JUST ADD A HALF TEASPOONFUL OF KITCHEN BOUQUET BEFORE I TAKE IT OFF THE STOVE. IT SIMPLY WORKS MARVELS HELPS YOU DOZENS OF TIMES A WEEK! Does wonders for hash! Browner looking, richert tasting. Try a little Kitchen Bouquet next time and see what a difference it makes! Improves stews like magic! Brings out the flavor of both meat and vegetables. 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This company will remain unchanged and will continue to perform the truck service for Southern Pacific. Plans are being rapidly completed, and it is hoped that this service will be operated under the name of the Southern Pacific by the first of next year, or shortly thereafter. Handicap Nominees Announced Tuesday Although nominations for the $100,000 added Santa Anita handicap, to be run March 5, closed at mid-night last night, public announcement will not be made by the Los Angeles Turf club until Tuesday, December 7. Sufficient time will be allowed for the mails, post-marked December 1, to arrive and to institute a careful check to avoid possible omissions. For the $50,000 added Santa Anita derby, which closes at the same time as the handicap, the list of nominees will be made known on December 14. Weights for the derby have already been set at 118 pounds, so there is no work ahead for Handicapper W. A. Everett on that score. More than 2,600,000 motoring tourists will visit the 1939 World's Fair of the West, traveling in 830,-000 autos. Junior college football fans center their attention tomorrow (Friday) evening on the Santa Ana municipal bowl where Bill Cook's Santa Ana Dons gle with Coach Doug Smyth. San Bernardino Indians for championship of the eastern division and the right to meet Angeles for the Southern California championship. Game time: 7:30 o'clock. The contest will be a re-match between the two clubs. Both will through the conference season well as the practice season well out defeat, but played a 7 to 1 when they met earlier in the year. The stage was set for the big game last Thursday when the Shellacked Fullerton 20 to 0 at Citrus had forfeited its game San Bernardino. The Turkey Day game between Santa Ana and Fullerton played before the largest creek ever to witness a grid battle the county, some 10,000 per overflowing the bowl. Santa Ana, obviously a super team, was aided greatly by Lelerton's apparent determination try anything in hopes of pushing over a touchdown or two. Hornets gambled on trick pads and passes deep in their own territory—and lost. Three pass were intercepted. Twice the D took advantage of their opportunities to shove over touchdown. The third interception resulted in a safety when Fullerton recovered a fumble on its own one-yard line only to have Earl Allis punt blocked for the safety. Santa Ana's third touchdown follow shortly afterward on a marche more than 50 yards, feature passes. The Dons and Indians go their title contest tomorrow even terms. Santa Ana will its open game against a power running attack which is aided little by a short pass off. Wives appreciate this handy extension Consider how an Extension Telephone will reduce steps, save her strength and increase her ability to get things done. Do these things not make it a thoughtful Christmas gift? At little cost. Just ask— Just Call BUSINESS OFFICE 217 N. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Anaheim 2101 California Poppies 'Bloom' in Winter "Welcom-Ettea" of the All Year Club's free official information bureau for tourists at 505 West Sixth Street, Los Angeles, have announced new seasonal uniforms done in the California colors of blue and gold. Berenice Chinberg, left, and Jerri Hughes are shown at a back of club literature. Note the sleeves, which fall back like petals in a California poppy. The bureau has "serviced" more than 43,000 artists since it opened last summer. Welfare Budget For County High Orange county's welfare budget for the current fiscal year is greater by 141 per cent, or $822,794 than its actual expenditures for relief purposes, during the preceding year, according to a study of 1937-38 budget allowances of California counties for welfare, made public by California Taxpayers' association. The county plans to spend $1,407,408 for aid to the needy aged, blind, and orphans, and for the care of county indigents, compared with $584,614 during 1936-37, the association found. Budget allowances for the needy aged amount to $914,525, compared with last year's expenditures of $321,522; an allowance of $35,922 has been set up for the blind, compared to expenditures of $16,534 during the preceding year; $112,023 is budgeted for orphan aid, where $61,713 was spent last year; while aid to county indigents, the so-called "unemployables," is estimated at $229,-350 compared with expenditures of $113,949 in 1936-37. The budget allows $115,588 for administrative expense, compared with $70,896 for the purpose last year, the association found. "The most of aid for aged, blind, and orphans is divided between the federal, state and county governments. This fact," the association pointed out, "gives many persons the easy feeling that they are escaping most of the cost. This is very far from the truth. California pays about a dollar and a half into the federal treasury for every dollar that comes back in federal grants. Contributions Winter Check-Uptime Automobile Time for the autumn of the family automobile driven. According to E. W. local Ford dealer, it's time the old car in shape for the driving ahead. "The modern motor car need very elaborate pumps for cold weather," said "but if the few things are done now, it will save a good deal of both convenience later on." "It is advisable now the next week or two to crankcase drained and let for winter use put in, relieve the battery of so strain of starting on coils, and also will insulate of the motor the time it is started. wise to have the battery roughly checked and the charging rate set for requirements." "A thorough job of crication should be done lubricant in the transmission rear end changed to the lighter grade for winter." Neglect Causes Holiday Milk Christmas shopping weather combine to make ber and December the merious months of the year. Although the holiday usually is associated with piness, tragedy often stems from the result of heavy strife. "Welcom-Ettes of the All Year Club's free official information bureau for tourists at 505 West Sixth Street, Los Angeles, have announced new seasonal uniforms done in the California colors of blue and gold. Berenice Chinberg, left, and Jerri Hughes are shown at a rack of club literature. Note the sleeves, which fall back like petals a California poppy. The bureau has "serviced" more than 43,000 artists since it opened last summer. PORTOPIX by RUSS McCOMB Major college football fans will be their attention tomorrow (ay) evening on the Santa municipal bowl where Coach Cook's Santa Ana Dons tan-with Coach Doug Smythe's Bernardino Indians for the sponsorship of the eastern divi- and the right to meet Los Angeles for the Southern Califor-nampionship. Game time is 9:clock. The contest will be a re-match even the two clubs. Both went with the conference season as was the practice season with-feat, but played a 7 to 7 tie they met earlier in the year. State was set for the big game Thursday when the Dons kicked Fullerton 20 to 0 after had forfeited its game to Bernardino. Turkey Day game between Ana and Fullerton was 1 before the largest crowd to witness a grid battle in county, some 10,000 persons bowing the bowl. Ana, obviously a superior was aided greatly by Ful-er's apparent determination to anything in hopes of pushing a touchdown or two. The gambled on trick plays passes deep in their own ter-—and lost. Three passes intercepted. Twice the Dons advantage of their opportun- to shove over touchdowns. Third interception resulted in injury when Fullerton recoveredumble on its own one-yard only to have Earl Allison's blocked for the safety. San-—t's third touchdown followed by afterward on a march of than 50 yards, featuring Dons and Indians go into title contest tomorrow on terms. Santa Ana will pit in game against a powerful attack which is aided no short-pass offensive. Iris Coffee Has Popular Appeal Have you a coffee grouch in your home? You know, even the best of husbands are apt to fly off the handle if their favorite beverage doesn't hit the spot. One way to solve this trying domestic problem is to use Iris coffee, vazum-packed in glass! And here in simple A B C's is a reason why: Iris has succeeded in blend-all three qualities that make good coffee—aroma, body, character—into one delectable brew! It's the exact balance of these three qualities that has made this one of the truly fine coffees, has caused it to increase in popularity with astounding speed. To make doubly sure that your coffee is just right to your own and to your husband's taste, Iris comes in three grinds—regular, drip and silex. Vacuum-packing in glass brings it to you fresher and keeps if fresher while you use it! Yet this crystal glass jar costs you not one penny more than if it were packed in tin. The glass container permits packing immediately after grinding. It also permits the highest possible vacuum. Added to this, the empty jars can be put to many uses in your pantry. ward; Jack Schell, voted the most valuable player on last year's team as a guard, and Lee Woodward, lanky center and high scorer. In addition to this trio Nunn lost Captain Sonny Leichtfuss, forward; Merrit Lambert, forward, and Hal Newsome, guard. Returning to form the nucleus for this year's team are Captain Andy Echle, stringbean forward who will probably be shifted to center, Regis Echle, a forward, Earl Allison and Anaheim's Arch Baker, guards. Of these, only Andy Echle and Allison saw service in the championship playoff with Long Beach. 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Enjoy this PERFECT RICE Cooks Uniformly of one variety Dons and Indians go into title contest tomorrow on terms. Santa Ana will pit in game against a powerful attack which is aided noisy a short-pass offensive. Ana will have Mercurio, man and McCarter as the groundgainers while San Dardino will bank on Bobby Petton, Monfort and Matthie. writer leans slightly to San Bernardino. Reason: place kicking ability of Ver-the center. He has booted points after touchdown in defense play, while Santa Ana probably weak in the conversion moment. In a game as close as one figures to be the abil- kick points after touch-can easily mean the diffe between victory and de- difference almost cost Ana the first game with Bernardino. The Dons' kick extra point was blocked, but Mac Beall grabbed up the man and hustled over the goal for the extra point. Had he been more awake they have recovered the ball and a victory instead of a tie. Jaysee's basketball defending Southern California campions, gives early season use of being another better coverage outfit, although only of the four returning letter-were regulars on last year's winners. Biggest problem Coach Art faces is that of replacing jea, fast and brilliant for-and Hal Newsome, guard. Returning to form the nucleus for this year's team are Captain Andy Echle, stringbean forward who will probably be shifted to center, Regis Echle, a forward, Earl Allison and Anaheim's Arch Baker, guards. Of these, only Andy Echle and Allison saw service in the championship playoff with Long Beach. Several newcomers, many from out of state, are on hand and give promise of bolstering the squad considerably. Among them are Kelly, Newport Harbor's ace of last year and Orange county league's leading scorer, Keesey and Joiner of York, Pa., Stacey from Ohio, Sepulveda from Whittier, Harker from Fullerton and one or two others. Nunn has lined up an attractive schedule which includes games which the House of David, the Broadway Clowns, U.C.L.A. and U.S.C. frosh teams, La Verne college and several outstanding club teams. The squad leaves next week for games with Bakersfield, Modesto, San Jose and San Francisco junior colleges. They will meet San Francisco in a return game later in the year. W. M. LUKASKY MASSAGE PARLOR Protect your Health — Save TIME — Save EXPENSE —See LUKASKY — My work is known the country over — Ask your friends about it — An ounce of preventive, is always worth a pound of cure — I say, Good Circulation of Blood is one of the first steps to Good Health. If you are not satisfied with your first Massage, Don't Pay for it. STRICTLY MASSAGE — Will see you by Appointment only — A Lady Attendant. Phone Anaheim 4002 707 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, California Winter Check-Up of Automobile Urged Time for the autumn checkup of the family automobile has arrived. According to E. R. McCoy, local Ford dealer, it's time to get the old car in shape for the winter driving ahead. "The modern motor car does not need very elaborate preparation for cold weather," said McCoy "but if the few things necessary are done now, it will probably save a good deal of bother and inconvenience later on." "It is advisable now or within the next week or two to have the crankcase drained and lighter oil for winter use put in. This will relieve the battery of some of the strain of starting on cold mornings, and also will insure good lubrication of the motor right from the time it is started. It is also wise to have the battery thoroughly checked and the generator charging rate set for winter requirements." "A thorough job of chassis lubrication should be done, and the lubricant in the transmission and rear end changed to the proper lighter grade for winter use." Negect Causes Holiday Mishaps Christmas shopping and wet weather combine to make November and December the most dangerous months of the year. Although the holiday season usually is associated with happiness, tragedy often strikes as the result of heavy street traffic. Taxes Delinquent Starting Sunday First installment of county taxes for this year becomes delinquent next Sunday, reminds County Tax Collector J. C. Lamb. The tax collector's office will remain open from 8 o'clock in the morning to 5 o'clock in the evening on Saturday. In reminding the public that taxes become delinquent next Sunday Lamb urged that those paying taxes do so as early as possible so as to avoid delay at the office. He requests that checks be made out before hand or that exact change be brought to the office. He also asks that the tax bill be brought to facilitate service. Quarters at the tax collector's office are small, necessitating a small staff of clerks. These clerks are courteous and efficient, however, Lamb said. PRESERVING PERISHABLES It is estimated that six million tons of ice are used every year on American railroads to preserve perishable foods being transported to market. More than 2,300 ice stations are used to serve the railroads. Urges Abandonment of "Class Spending" Federal spending for unemployment and other forms of government assistance is seriously endangering the American political and economic system. General Hugh S. Johnson told the Academy of Political Science recently. He characterized such spending as "the most vicious departure in our history from our constitution and traditions." He pointed out that the per capita tax has risen from $1.09 a year in revolutionary times to $70 a year now. "The government has gone in for class spending," he declared, "and thus the class receiving the benefits comes to constitute a vested interest." Carloadings Lower During Past Week Santa Fe system carloadings for the week ending Nov. 27 were 20,353 compared to 21,263 for the same week last years. Received from connections 5,276 compared to 6,317 for the same week last year. Total cars moved 25,629 compared to 27,580 for the same week in 1936. Santa Fe handled a total of 29,083 in the preceding week this year. Neglect Causes Holiday Mishaps Christmas shopping and wet weather combine to make November and December the most dangerous months of the year. Although the holiday season usually is associated with happiness, tragedy often strikes as the result of heavy street traffic and pedestrian movement, warns the Automobile Club of Southern California. Approximately 24 per cent of all 1936 Los Angeles county traffic fatalities occurred in the last two months of the year. Largely responsible for the heavy death toll was the increase of accidents involving pedestrians, the motorists' organization pointed out. Increased alertness and obedience to law on the part of both motorists and pedestrians are needed if any reduction in holiday accidents is to be accomplished. Pedestrians are urged to look both ways before crossing a street. Avoid jaywalking and stay inside of pedestrian lanes. In wet weather play safe and make greater allowances for stopping distances required by vehicles on the slick streets. Motorist and pedestrian alike can do his part by remembering that the Christmas spirit should be radiated, not consumed. TABASCO THE SAUCE SUPREME — Around The Clock — MORNING With your breakfast eggs. A few drops of Tabasco make a good egg better. NOON A drop or two of Tabasco on a buttered cracker is a delightful appetizer. NIGHT Add a tang to salad dressings, soups, gravies, or meats with a few drops of Tabasco—the Snappiest Seasoning Known. 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