oc-plain-dealer 1919-01-17

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH ENGINEER FAVORS OUTFALL An inter-city outfall to the ocean such as is proposed is the only feasible method of properly providing for disposal of sewage from Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim and Fullerton, in the opinion of Ralph Hilscher, engineer in charge of the State Board of Health Sanitary Engineering bureau of Southern California, who was in Santa Ana this week. Mr. Hilscher went over the proposed route from Santa Ana to the beach with Engineer S. H. Finley of Santa Ana, who is investigating the project for the inter-city committee. He expressed his satisfaction with the plan and promised every possible aid in carrying it out. The proposed joint sewer was also practically endorsed by Hilscher in PLUMMER APPOINTMENT At Fullerton Union High School and Junior College, special asses was called Monday in honor of appointment of Louis E. Plummer to the principalship of the Fullerton Union High School and Junior College. Mr. Plummer has been nected with the institution for number of years, and following resignation of the former principal E. W. Hauck, who has been a from the school for some months leave of absence, the board a meeting last Friday unanimously elected Mr. Plummer to fill the tion. DELIVER 19 FORD TRACTORS IN WEEK George Dunton, Fordson trac agent, reports deliveries of 19 tractors within the last week, clean up the available supply for immediate delivery. Dunton is receive six carloads Fordsons, seven trac to a car, this month. The new chasers are: er went over the proposed route from Santa Ana to the beach with Engineer S. H. Finley of Santa Ana, who is investigating the project for the inter-city committee. He expressed his satisfaction with the plan and promised every possible aid in carrying it out. The proposed joint sewer was also practically endorsed by Hilscher in a letter received this week by Finley which reads as follows: He Is Interested "Your letter of Dec. 30 to the State Board of Health, having reference to the proposed outfall sewer to the ocean, has been referred to me. "I had already been informed that an inter-city outfall sewer to the ocean in Orange county was being considered, and I am interested in knowing that some progress has been made, as is indicated by your statement that a board of engineers has been appointed to investigate the matter. This bureau wishes to be of any assistance to you that our means will permit, for we realize that sewage disposal conditions in your locality have not been entirely satisfactory." Proposal Practicable "I am familiar in a general way with the lay of the land along the coast near the present Santa Ana outlet, having made an inspection there some time ago with yourself and Mr. Reid. My impression is that disposal at that point of sewage from all four cities can be accomplished without nuisance or menace to health. However, before formal approval of the project can be given by the State Board of Health it will be necessary for us to investigate considerably more in detail the various influencing factors. "For the sake of the cities responsible for the sewage you are to dispose of, we wish to make certain that their position with reference to sewage disposal is to be completely fortified against all possible encroachments in the future. For the sake of others we wish to make certain that these cities will be able to correct all possible objectionable conditions that may develop. Questions such as winds, tidy currents, beach" DELIVER 19 FORD TRACTORS IN WEST George Dunton, Fordson tractor agent reports deliveries of 19 tractors within the last week, clean up the available supply for immediate delivery. Dunton is receive six carloads Fordsons, seven tractors to a car, this month. The new chasers are: Edward Russell, W. E. Allen, E. Farrington, Ron H. Pollock, Mauerhan, O. W. Fergus, H. E.ner and J. J. Schlund of Anah Ed Sell, Santa Ana; D. F. Doull and A. D. Paxton, Orange; W. Cleve and E. Kaub, Yorba Linda; Earl D. Gage and C. Anderson, lerton; E. L. Higgins, Tustin; M Katow, Buena Park; University Redlands, Redlands, and K. O Garden Grove. AGED MINISTER DEV Rev. D. W. Hanna, aged $25, ed away at the home of his Mrs. Emma Polhemus, south town, yesterday. He had been for a number of weeks. He had a Presbyterian minister—since young man, and for anumber years was assistant pastor of the manual Presbyterian church in Angeles. The bod ywas taken Los Angeles and will be held ing the arrival of a son from north, when funeral arrangements will be made. MEANS MORE HOUS One effect of the proposal to dion the Anaheim sewer farm dispose of sewage jointly with Ana, Orange and Fullerton b outfall sewer to the sea will be erection of a number of fine new idences in the vicinity of the r tanks. The first to build probably w George Barry on the Garden Ord. He is planning the erection an early date of a modern Swiss chalet. GUESTS AT LUNCH The members of the Wedn Bridge Club were guests at o'clock luncheon given by Mrs. Adkins at her home on E. Cent Patriotic decorations, favors "For the sake of the cities responsible for the sewage you are to dispose of, we wish to make certain that their position with reference to sewage disposal is to be completely fortified against all possible encroachments in the future. For the sake of others we wish to make certain that these cities will be able to correct all possible objectionable conditions that may develop. Questions such as winds, tidy currents, beach pollution, possible future developments inland along the outfall sewer, the effect of aging of sewage in a long outfall, the necessity of treatment works at the beach or along the outfall—these are all to be considered." OPPOSED TO BISHOP City Attorney Ames has advised the city council against ratification of the inter-city sewer committee's proposal to employ special counsel for handling the project. Ames takes the stand that special counsel is unnecessary; his opinion being that the four city attorneys interested in the sewer project will be able to take care of any legal matters involved. Ames also advises that the $3000 fee suggested for Clyde Bishop, as head of the legal committee, is excessive. His views coincide with those expressed at the meeting of the Orange city council Monday evening. If the Anaheim council acts on his advice and the Orange council also takes the stand that it seems to be favoring, the special counsel plan will have a difficult time surviving. WILL MEET TONIGHT A special meeting of the Inter-City Sewer committee and the city attorneys of Orange, Anaheim, Fullerton and Santa Ana will be held at the city hall in Fullerton this evening at 7:30 o'clock. GARAGE MEN BUY Another indication of prosperity the fact that Anaheim garage never were busier. George Dunton, Ford and Fo-agent, is employing ten machinists and five front office men and a man. When he took over the last summer he had one man and one front office man. FRAHM WILL BUY L. Frahm has purchased acres of walnuts from John at the northwest corner of O Grove-rd and Lincoln-av. It intention to erect a modern and oil station to be used in place one he now leases across road. POSTPONE MEET The Ladies' Aid social办 Methodist church which was to been held this evening at the of Misses Walker has been posted until Monday evening on a day of the death of Mrs. C. R. Pri ROY W. HAMILTON ELECTRICIAN Kern Cycle Co. Orange County Plain LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY AMER APPOINTED Horton Union High School or College, special assembly Monday in honor of the cent of Louis E. Plummer incipialshin of the Fullerton High School and Junior Coller. Plummer has been confirm the institution for a years, and following the of the former principal, Buck, who has been away school for some months on absence, the board at its last Friday unanimously Plummer to fill the posi- VER 19 FORD CTORS IN WEEK Dunton, Fordson tractor sorts deliveries of 19 tractors the last week, cleaning available supply for immedidary. Dunton is receiving his Fordsons, seven tractors this month. The new pur- LARGE CROWD AT K. OF P. BANQUET Wednesday evening Anaheim K. of P. Lodge held an open meeting for the installation of officers of the regular lodge and also of the Uniform Rank. The officers were installed in a very impressive manner by Acting Deputy Grand Chancellor J. C. Idler. The officers installed were: C. C., Chns. Criss; V. C., G. Dedolph; Prelate, Wm. Hazzard; M. W., Frank Goodrich; K. R. S., T. Hollingsworth; M. F., B. T. Beale; M. of E., W. Amstutz; M. A., D. Waltman. After the installation Dr. Brastad gave a saxaphone solo. Frank Green of Brea, with the help of an "oriental," performed magic. Later in the evening, the "Oriental," L. B. Goodrich, entertained in his own peculiar way. D. C. Daniels of Norwalk gave several fine selections on the plano. The program concluded with a Ha- LAIDES AID HOLDS ALL DAY MEETING BUENA PARK, Jan. 17 (Special) —The Aid Society of the Methodist Church held an all day meeting at the church Thursday. Mrs. William Schumacher enttatained the Whist Club Wednesday at her home. All members were present. Mrs. H. S. Covey was honored with first prize and Mrs. Tim Daly received second prize. Miss Wanita Simpson will be the guest of Mrs. J. H. Langford in Los Angeles this week-end. Mrs. Langford was formerly Miss Josephine Daniels of Fullerton. Mr. Mayhew has taken the flat in the Jaynes block formerly occupied by Jack Golden. Raymond Duncan was a Los Angles visitor Wednesday. Mrs. A. S. Hnad, demonstrator of the Columbia' Oleomargarine, has been at the Cash Store several days this week. Ed Beach was down from Cole- A. Barnett this week or tia. The o cash. Mr. improvement tract to or give posses cided as to Funeral son, mother of the Nor were held in Fullerton Rev. J.E. conducted was in Lont Much l the young Endeavor national chu Snuday Ethel Thr son are th ing.All m BIG AT AT Masons ER 19 FORD VECTORS IN WEEK Dunton, Fordson tractor ports deliveries of 19 tracnals the last week, cleaning available supply for immediary. Dunton is receiving his Fordsons, seven tractors this month. The new purer: Russell, W. E. Allen, F. Borton, Ron H. Pollock, J. C. O. W. Fergus, H. E. Carr, J. Schlund, of Anaheim; Santa Ana; D. F. Douglass Paxton, Orange; W. Van E. Kaub, Yorba Linda; age and C. Anderson, FullL. Higgins, Tustin; Moses Quena Park; University of Redlands, and K. Ozone, rove. MINISTER DIES W. Hanna, aged $2, passat the home of his niece, Na Polhemus, south of October. He had been ill number of weeks. He had better minister since a ninja, and for anumber of assistant pastor of the Impresbyterian church in Los California. The bod ywas taken to les and will be held penderrival of a son from the ten funeral arrangements made. S MORE HOUSES sect of the proposal to abananaheim sewer farm and sewage jointly with Santa range and Fullerton by an awker to the sea will be the of a number of fine new resthe vicinity of the septic at to build probably will be carry on the Garden Grove as planning the erection at date of a modern $4500 pet. TS AT LUNCHEON members of the Wednesday Club were guests at a 1 uncheon given by Mrs. Grace her home on E. Center-st. decorations, favors and ARE AT PANTAGES Mrs. Carrie J. Drake of Yorba Linda is in receipt of a letter from her brother, "Happy Jack" Gardner, and wife, whom she had not seen for nearly three years. They are at Pantages Theater, Los Angeles, this week. Mr. Gardner is a comedian and musician, writing his own songs, also his act. There will be a number of theater parties from Yorba Linda to witness the performance, also to meet Mr. Gardner and members of his company. POMONA AT ORANGE Orange football fans will witness which has been transferred from Pomona to Orange on account of in- After the installation Dr. Brastad gave a saxaphone solo. Frank Green of Brea, with the help of an "oriental," performed magic. Later in the evening, the "Oriental," L. B. Goodrich, entertained in his own peculiar way. D. C. Daniels of Norwalk gave several fine selections on the plano. The program concluded with a Hawaiian dance by Robert Strain from Fullerton. In a very impressive ceremony, Mapor B. T. Beale installed the officers of the Uniform Rank of Companies 25 of Los Angeles and 26 of Anaheim. After the installation all went to the banquet room, where a real feed was served by the boys. Later, the tables were cleared away and all danced. Colonel and Mrs. H. F. Ames and party of Los Angeles, Captain J. Lauder and Lieut. Lancaster were among the out-of-town guests.* SELECTMAN TO SPEAK The Orange County quarterly executive will be held in the Christian church at Fullerton, Thursday, Jan. 23. This will be an all day meeting. The forenoon will be taken up with routine business and in the afternoon Dr. C.C. Selectman of Trinity church in Los Angeles, will give a talk on his work with the Y.M.C.A. overseas. The public is cordially invited to hear this address. Lunecheon will be served at noon for 25c. All interested in the work of this organization are cordially invited. Mr. Carrie J. Drake of Yorba Linda is in receipt of a letter from her brother, "Happy Jack" Gardner, and wife, whom she had not seen for nearly three years. They are at Pantages Theater, Los Angeles, this week. Mr. Gardner is a comedian and musician, writing his own songs, also his act. There will be a number of theater parties from Yorba Linda to witness the performance, also to meet Mr. Gardner and members of his company. Ed Beach was down from Colegrove Wednesday and spent the day with home folks on Orangethorpe. Mrs. S.H. Buckle at Northam Station is recovering from the flu. Miss Jessie Kirkpatrick of Whittier was a week-end visitor at the home of Miss Wanita Simpson. Mr.R.H.Myers arrived Saturday from Nebraska, where he has been employed the past year. Mr.Myers contracted the flu on his trip west, and has been confined to his home nuttlil the last few days. He is able to be out and look after business interests. George Trapp is harvesting a winter crop of alfalfa hay this week. He reports the hay is very good for a January cutting. The Joannnaes Brothers chill pepper dryer has had a very successful season and are just finishing the season's work. Mrs.James Watson was a shopper in Los Angeles Thursday. Mrs.Gerald C.McComber is visiting at the home of her mother in Artsale this week. Mr. and Mrs.George Trapp motorized to Alhambra and Burbank Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.James Watson motored to Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs.H.S.Covey visited friends in Glendale Sunday. Mrs.Joseph Kee is recovering from an attack of influenza. Mrs.A.L.Glass left Thursday for Ontario, where she will be the guest of friends for a week. Mrs.Frank Bell is improving from a serious attack of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs.J.W.Bishop and children returned Sunday morning from the north, where they enjoyed the holiday season with Mrs.Bishop's parents. Mrs.H.E.Warner and daughter, Florence, left Thursday morning over the Santa Fe for Owosso, Michigan, where she was called on ao- ford was formerly Miss Josephine Daniels of Fullerton. Mr.Mayhew has taken the flat in the Jaynes block formerly occupied by Jack Golden. Raymond Duncan was a Los Angeles visitor Wednesday. Mrs.A.S.Hnad, demonstrator of the Columbia Oleomargarine, has been at the Cash Store several days this week. ITS MORE HOUSES sect of the proposal to abananaheim sewer farm and sewage jointly with Santa range and Fullerton by an awker to the sea will be the of a number of fine new resthe vicinity of the septic at to build probably will be carry on the Garden Grove as planning the erection at date of a modern $4500 pet. TS AT LUNCHEON members of the Wednesday Club were guests at a 1 uncheon given by Mrs.Grace her home on E.Center-st. decorations,favors and POMONA AT ORANGE Orange football fans will witness which has been transferred from Pomona to Orange on account of in- After the installation Dr. Brastad gave a saxaphone solo. Frank Green of Brea, with the help of an "oriental," performed magic. Later in the evening, the "Oriental," L.B.Goodrich, entertained in his own peculiar way. D.C.DDaniels of Norwalk gave several fine selections on the plano.The program concluded with a Hawaiian dance by Robert Strain from Fullerton. In a very impressive ceremony,Mapor B.T.Beaile installed the officers of the Uniform Rank of Companies 25 of Los Angeles and 26 of Anaheim. After the installation all went to the banquet room,where a real feed was served by the boys. Later,the tables were cleared away and all danced. Colonel and Mrs.H.F.Ames and party of Los Angeles,Captain J. Lauder and Lieut.Lancaster were among the out-of-town guests.* SELECTMAN TO SPEAK The Orange County quarterly executive will be held in the Christian church at Fullerton, Thursday Jan. 23This will be an all day meeting.The forenoon will be taken up with routine business and in the afternoon Dr.C.C.Selectman of Trinity church in Los Angeleswill give a talk on his work with the Y.M.C.A.Overseas.The public is cordially invited to bear this address.Lunecheon will be served at noon for 25c.All interested in the work of this organization are cordially invited. ARE AT PANTAGES Mrs.Carrie J.Drake of Yorba Linda is in receipt of a letter from her brother,"Happy Jack" Gardner,and wife，whom she had not seen for nearly three yearsThey are at Pantages TheaterLos AngelesthisweekMr.GardnerisacomedianandmusicianwritinghisownsongsalsohisactTherewillbeanumberoftheaterpartiestromYorbaLindatowitnesstheperformanc AlsotomeetMr.Gardnerandmembersofhiscompany. POMONA AT ORANGE Orange football fans will witness which has been transferred from Pomona to Orange on account of in- After the installation Dr.Brasad gave a saxaphone solo. Frank Green of Brea，with the help of an "oriental," performed magic.Later in the evening,the "Oriental,"L.B.Goodrich，entertained in his own peculiar way. D.C.DDaniels of Norwalk gave several fine selections on the plano.The program concluded with a Hawaiian dance by Robert Strain from Fullerton. In a very impressive ceremony,Mapor B.T.Beaile installed the officers of the Uniform Rank of Companies 25 of Los Angeles and 26 of Anaheim. After the installation all went to the banquet room，where a real feed was served by the boys. Later,the tables were cleared away and all danced. Colonel and Mrs.H.F.Ames and party of Los Angeles,Captain J. Lauder and Lieut.Lancaster were among the out-of-town guests.* SELECTMAN TO SPEAK The Orange County quarterly executive will be held in the Christian church at Fullerton，Thursday Jan. 23This will be an all day meeting.The forenoon will be taken up with routine business and in the afternoon Dr.C.C.SelectmanofTrinity churchinLosAngeleswill givea talkontheworkwiththeY.M.C.A.Overseas.Thepubliciscordiallyinvitedtobearthisaddress.Lunecheonwillbeservedatnoonfor25c.Allinterestedintheworkofthisorganizationarecordiallyinvited. AMSonsonlyall lodgededtheinstalMasonW.ClevenLodge,andTaAnwhoingtheprC.E.Holdofflicencersjewelrywerethemelsandah Hendersonthebromentsenttherander.withforhimthelodgebeautifulthemasterallretiredwereservedsandwiches W.C. TheW.Afternoonchurchbutbut muchTheregulartransactedandsymptomToMr.R.wasinstructionalW.frferenceattract,cruimmonstrousandchildresolutionOnTuesdayU.willhathomeishallseethesmallwasaskeredneerthehomeS.Philadelphia12 AT LUNCHEON Members of the Wednesday Club were guests at a 1 luncheon given by Mrs. Grace at her home on E. Center-st. decorations, favors and gifts were used, and places met table were arranged for The afternoon was spent at Mrs. H. O. Henderson win-first prize and Mrs. William the second. GE MEN BUSY For indication of prosperity is that Anaheim garage men are busier. Dunton, Ford and Fordson employing ten machinists front office man and a salesman he took over the business he had one machine front office man. WILL BUILD Him has purchased 2 I-2 walnuts from John Huhn northwest corner of Garden and Lincoln-av. It is his intention to erect a modern home station to be used in place of the now leases across the PONE MEETING Adults' Aid social of the church which was to have held this evening at the home Walker has been postponed Monday evening on account of Mrs. C. R. Prince. Y W. HAMILTON ELECTRICIAN Cycle Co. Pac 58 MR. Gardner is a comedian and musician, writing his own songs, also his act. There will be a number of theater parties from Yorba Linda to witness the performance, also to meet Mr. Gardner and members of his company. POMONA AT ORANGE Orange football fans will witness which has been transferred from Pomona to Orange on account of influenza restrictions at Pomona. The game will be played Saturday starting at 2:30 p.m. Coach Feeler has announced that there would be a slight shake-up in the Orange team, with several probable shifts in the line-up. HOSTESS TO '500' CLUB Mrs. A. B. McCord was hostess to the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Five Hundred Club at her home on S. Los Angeles-st. The time was pleasantly spent at cards and at the close of the games the prize of thrift stamps was awarded to Mrs. T. F. Morgan. Following the games the hostess served a delicious two course luncheon. BACK AT OLD GAME Lieut. Frank K. Benchley, who was one of Fullerton's leading architects and contractors at the time he left to enter an officers' training school, in which he won his commission, has commenced the erection of a bungalow on West Brookdale avenue, Fullerton, to cost $2500. Mr. Benchley sold his former home on North Spadra and is building this bungalow for his own future home. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 CASH PAID FOR USED GARMENTS 212 South Los Angeles Street Telephone 608 SAM HILL MEAT MARKET PRICES 110 E. Center-st, Anaheim Rib Steak ...30¢ Round Steak ...28¢ Loin Steak ...30¢ T-Bone Steak ...30¢ Porterhouse Steak ...30¢ Suetene, large pail...$2.15 Hamburg Sausage ...22¢ A full line of smoked meats Mrs. Frank Bell is improving from a serious attack of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. J. W. Bishop and children returned Sunday morning from the north, where they enjoyed the holiday season with Mrs. Bishop's parents. Mrs. H. E. Warner and daughter, Florence, left Thursday morning over the Santa Fe for Owosso, Michigan, where she was called on account of the serious illness of her mother. Miss May Beach and Miss Lena Gallup are down from Colegrove spending the week at the home of Miss Beach's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Beach. The Red Cross met at the home of Mrs. C. A. Preston Thursday afternoon sewing for relief work. Alex Calder is an employee at Warren's store since the first of the year. One of the most pleasant social evenings of the season took place at the school hall Tuesday evening when the P. T. A. entertained with an old fashioned social. After a short business session the remainder of the evening was spent in various old fashioned games and music. At a late hour refreshments of pumpkin pie and coffee were served. The 20-acre improved ranch of J. Tonight Endeavor a social society friends w president Presbytery Shive, a Mrs. A. from this Ben Baxter When L. Dietrich & M.Ba Plain Dealer. AGE COUNTY 1919 This Paper Believes in the People and Dealers Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence Price In Anaheim and Orange County $1.50 OLD'S METING (Special) Methodist meeting at other enternment on Wednesday at were presis honored Tim Daly will be the ord in Los Mrs. LangJosephine the flat in y occupied Los Angle instructor of marine, has several days A. Barnett on S. Grand ave. was sold this week to John Lemke of Placeenia. The consideration was $14,000 cash. Mr. Lempke will make added improvements and plant the entire tract to oranges. Mr. Barnett is to give possession soon, but is undecided as to where he will locate. Funeral services for Mrs. Thompson, mother of Mrs. E. A. Eberhart of the Northam pumping station, were held from the McAuley parlors in Fullerton Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J. E. Fisher of the M. E. church conducted the services. Interment was in Loma Vista cemetery. Much interest is being taken by the young people in the Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational church, which meets every Sunday evening at 6:30. The Misses Ethel Thrasher and Florence Robinson are the leaders for Sunday evening. All are cordially invited. BIG ATTENDANCE AT INSTALLATION Masons and their wives from near- EXPECTS ANOTHER SEASON OF HIGH ORANGE PRICES Citrus fruit growers of the Anaheim district as a whole have enjoyed the most prosperous season they ever had. Now, every prospect points to a still more prosperous season for the district, says Manager G. M. Simpson of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Growers' Association. Prospects Never Better "With three times the amount of fruit going forward as was moving east on the corresponding date last year, prices are as high as they were then. I never saw better prospects for most gratifying prices at this period in the year as now exist," says Sandilands. "Not only will high prices prevail, but the gross return to the district will be greatly increased over last BIG ATTENDANCE AT INSTALLATION Masons and their wives from nearly all lodges in Orange county attended the installation ceremonies at the local Masonic Lodge last night. W. W. Clevenger, master of Santa Ana Lodge, and Ell B. Trago, also of Santa Ana, were installing officers those who attended, one of them being the presentation to the lodge by C. E. Holcomb of a complete set of officers' jewels and aprons. Theset were the most beautiful sets of jewels and aprons to be found. H. O. Henderson, the master, on behalf of the brothers of Anaheim Lodge, presented the retiring master, A. Alexander, with a beautiful Masonic ring for his untiring efforts on behalf of the lodge for the past year. Many beautiful speeches were heard from the master and others, after which all retired to the banquet room and were served with hot coffee and sandwiches. W. C. T. U. MEETING The W. C. T. U. met Wednesday afternoon in the Presbyterian church. The attendance was small, but much interest was manifested. The regular routine business was transacted. A letter of condolence and sympathy was authorized sent to Mr. R. W. Ernest. A resolution was introduced, sent out by the National W. C. T. U. to the Peace Conference at Versailles, demanding the trial, conviction and punishment of the criminals who had committed monstrous crimes against the women and children in the war zone. This resolution was unanimously adopted. On Tuesday, Jan. 21, the W. C. T. U. will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. A. A. Millis to finish all sewing on hand. Owing to the small attendance, Prof. Nichols was asked to defer his talk until the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Paul V. Hester, 126 S. Philadelphia-st., Wednesday, Feb. 12 GOES TO HOSPITAL WITH PNEUMONIA YORBA LINDA, Jan. 17 (Special) — Miss Alice Burgeson was taken to the Fullerton hospital suffering with double pneumonia following influenza. Mr. Roy Turner is very ill at his home on Yorba Linda blvd. His aunt, IMs Betty Turner, has been called hom to nurse him. He is in a very critical condition with double pneumonia. Mrs. Emma Webber and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Weber are spending a few days at Long eBach. Roy Shook is reported as being a little better today. Grave fear has been felt for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woodward during the past week, as she has been threatened with pneumonia. A large number of children are on the sick list. The latest cases are the Simons children and Merle West, who have laryngitis, and Leonard Hayden, who has the flu. The many friends of Mrs. E. N. Gage will be glad to learn that there has been a change in the last few days in her condition for the better. Miss Lena Colegrove home of Mr. and Mrs. the home of Sunday after-work. joye at Warment of the year. sant social book place at day eevening tained with. After a remainder in various music. as of pump-served. branch of J. HOSTESS TO ELITE Mrs. John Kellenberger of 119 S. Olive-st, was a charming hostess yesterday afternoon for the Elite Club at her cozy home. The rooms and table were beautifully decorated, the color scheme being red and green, and a dainty and delicious luncheon was enjoyed. Prizes for cards were awarded to Mrs. Dahlman, first; Mrs. Baker, second, and Mrs. Schindler, third. Besides the hostess those spending the time pleasantly were Mesdames J. C. Callaway, L. Dahlman, M. Nobelung, A. D. Erickson, L. Kroeger, J. E. Baker, H. F. H. Schnelder, Herman Schindler, Feridnand Heying, Marlon Eden and Herman Stock. TO ELECT OFFICERS Tonight at Santa Ana, Christian Endeavors of the county will have a social at which the county officers, society presidents, and invited friends will attend. George Tanner, president of the Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian Church, Miss Margie Shive, a county officer and Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar Clark will attend from this city. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 When glasses are needed, see Geo. L. Dietrich, 18 yrs., experience F & M. Bank Bldg., Fullerton, Calif. Woodward during the past week, as she has been threatened with pneumonia. A large number of children are on the sick list. The latest cases are the Simons children and Merle West, who have laryngitis, and Leonard Hayden, who has the flu. The many friends of Mrs. E. N. Gage will be glad to learn that there has been a change in the last few days in her condition for the better. SURCHARGE IN EFFECT Edison bills bearing the surcharge allowed the company by the railroad commission have commenced to make their appearance over in Orange, and some little commotion has been caused by allegations of incorrectness in the bills. Holding that the surcharge should not become effective until meter readings are made in February, City Attorney Garrett of rOrange, yesterday went to the railroad commission's office in Los Angeles to get an interpretation from the commission. The commission designated January 2 as the date on and after which meter readings should carry the surcharge, and the local office of the company is following that instruction. It is the practice of the company to read meters as nearly on the same date of each month as possible, the juice user who had his meter read on December 31 got off without the surcharge, while the ma- those meter was read on January 24 to pay the extra charge for juice used in December. The surcharge amounts to one cent per kilowatt hour. START AT SAN DIMAS The marmalade factory at San Dimas, recently completed, has opened for business and is employing about 100 hands. Can take on a few more milk cus-tomers, A. A. Mills, Phone 50-W.