oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-03

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches ORCHESTRA PRACTICE TONIGHT The Epworth League orchestra of the Methodist church will hold their regular weekly practice in the church this evening at 7:15. All members are urged to be present promptly. M.E. CHOIR ENTERTAINS The choir of the Methodist church is entertaining tomorrow evening with a dinner at 6:30 at the home of Mrs. J. R. Abernathy, Zeyn-st, for the young ladies of Mrs. G. H. Goodale's class and their teacher. ENJOY YOUNG PIG DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hamler entertained yesterday with a young pig dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Miller, of Hollywood; Miss Hattie, of Beacon, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Al. Erickson and children; and Mrs. Mabel Hamier and daughter. MARRIAGE LICENSES Brown S. McPherson, 25, Inglewood, and Florence V. Reavis, 19, Orange. Rose Weston Hewitt, 28, San Pedro, and Marion Lucille Helmerdinger, 23, Santa Ana. Victor G. Loly, 25, Ocean Park, and Sarah I. Elliott, 24, Pasadena. Maynord M. Thorp, 21, and Bertha A. Schultz, 23, both of Santa Ana. USHER IN NEW YEAR Mrs. A. K. Dahl entertained with a watch party at her home at East and North-ste. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baum, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Quarton and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schloter and children, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dietrich and children. A feature of the evening was the dancing of the quadrille, lead by Mr. Frank Baum, assisted by Mr. E. M. Schlutter. The hostess served delicious refreshments. MRS. MOORE ENTERTAINS Mrs. J. Lloyd Moore, of W. Sycamore-st, entertained yesterday afternoon from four to six with a chocolate pour for the young ladies of her Sunday school class and a few friends. During the hour some 20 go; R. J. Jaln, Akron, O.; C. A. Shrode, Los Angeles; D. W. McLeod, Los Angeles; John Massey, Santa Barbara; J. G. Stule, Long Beach; Isaac Riddle, San Diego; A. P. Littleton, Fullerton; H. Deardon, Los Angeles; C. A. Bergen, Wilmington; James Lower, Los Angeles; H. O. Martin, Chicago; H. Slaff, Long Beach; E. N. Dewane, Santa Ana; E.N. Gearing, Los Angeles; Paul O'Brien, New York; G.Lawless,Felows. LEGION BALL BIG SUCCESS The American legion ball at Presel hall on West Center-st New Year's eve, given under the auspices of the local post, was a wonderful success, about 165 couples being present. Dancing was enjoyed until 2 o'clock with a special celebration at midnight to usher in the New Year. NEW YEAR'S PARTY Mrs. Joe Wagner, of Placentia, gave a New Year's party to her friends. Dancing was enjoyed until 2 a.m. A big feed was given at midnight to usher in the New Year. There were about 32 present. Theatres He thot the girls didn't like a good boy so he tried to learn to be bad—to drink, gamble and fly around with women of questionable character, but he couldn't. He just wasn't built that way, so when his girl promised to marry him he had to make a confession. He never had been bad, and imagine his surprise when she almost loved him to death for it. She was so happy She had gotten what few women do—a man who had never been bad They called him a saphead but he saved his father from ruin, and then—Oh well, you must go to the New Fairyland tonight and see the remainder Tomorrow.Mabel Normand will be seen in "What Happened to Rosa." The feature at the New Grand theatre again tonight will be "The FEARS OF BEWITCHING" Extermination is a certain thing the bird adecute This is the Game Warde Trabuco canny There is no ter acquainted than is Adkine know Adkins cerning game 100 pet. "The quail," said Adkine have watched after year can long open are belied in Orange-co-cou It has been times that the commission ling the open opens Oct. 15 the reason they duces a great cences,and l with which t quall hunting be fewer de breakers will urged. "It takes p killing of pro kinson." That I kn alldaily at the wired wiping out license money ers soon for th to hunt if th they are now. "There would licenses issued were reduced month as are season is two long. "The long stirred up ov it runs so late they don't get ing in time to nesting season Adkinson s closed season Cal certainly." MRS. MOORE ENTERTAINS Mrs. J. Lloyd Moore, of W. Sycamore-st, entertained yesterday afternoon from four to six with a chocolate pour for the young ladies of her Sunday school class and a few friends. During the hours some 20 ladles called. Mrs. Moore has issued invitations for an evening affair for Friday when she will entertain for two bride-elects, Miss Ruth Boyd, who on Jan. 21 will become the bride of Mr. Welcome Ward of Santa Ana, and Miss Edythe Pember, who early in February will be married to Mr. Art Kemper. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: H. Chatman, U. S.S. New Mexico; W. J. Butler, U. S.S. New Mexico; W. B. Wige, Los Angeles; John Carey, Detroit; J. J. Parry, San Pedro; J. B. Cook, San Diego. Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569 A story in the Buffalo Express contains this sentence: "Mrs. Hartnett told the court that she believed that her husband made about $100 a week as a steelmaker at the Wickwire plant on the River-rd, but that most of it went toward defraying the expenses of operating a Ford auto, which he wrecked frequently." And yet there are persons abroad in the land who would have us believe that the laboring man is being forced into Bolshevism and anarchy by the oppressive conditions of his life in America. DON MARQUIS. Job and Commercial Printing at The Plain Dealer Office LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" HAVE YOUR FORDS and FORDSONS Repaired at an Authorized Service Station. You are assured of genuine Ford parts and the experience of skilled mechanics. —THIS MEANS SOMETHING TO YOU— GEORGE DUNTON FORD & FORDSON PHONE 263 SALES & SERVICE ANAHEIM READ THIS —The new Fogg subdivision is now placed on the market. This is one of the choicest locations and exceptionally good soil, with water; is cut in tracts from 2 acres up. The price is so attractive that it will soon be closed out. Price only $850 per acre with water. Terms: 1-3 down and that way, so when his girl promised to marry him he had to make a confession. He never had been bad, and imagine his surprise when she almost loved him to death for it. She was so happy. She had gotten what few women do—a man who had never been bad. They called him a sap-head but he saved his father from ruin, and then—Oh well, you must go to the New Fairland tonight and see the remainder. Tomorrow, Mael Normand will be seen in "What Happened to Rosa." The feature at the New Grand theatre again tonight will be "The Broken Butterfly." It is a story you will not soon forget. The Trahern Stock Co. will put on a program at the New Grand theatre again tomorrow night. A.W. Wood has returned from a trip to Arizona, where he visited Casa Grenán, Phonix, Maricopa and other towns. A story in the Buffalo Express contains this sentence: "Mrs. Hartnett told the court that she believed that her husband made about $100 a week as a steelmaker at the Wickwire plant on the River-rd, but that most of it went toward defraying the expenses of operating a Ford auto, which he wrecked frequently." And yet there are persons abroad in the land who would have us believe that the laboring man is being forced into Bolshevism and anarchy by the oppressive conditions of his life in America. DON MARQUIS. Job and Commercial Printing at The Plain Dealer Office Adkinson sale is off with the end. He advocated it is with dove September and "Duck huntin' this county," s ponds are being few ducks come duck is migrate state as a whole about right on the season here in ducks. In the different from R.R.COMMUNICATION RECOVERY THIS MEANS SOMETHING TO YOU— GEORGE DUNTON FORD & FORDSON PHONE 263 SALES & SERVICE ANAHEIM READ THIS —The new Fogg subdivision is now placed on the market. This is one of the choicest locations and exceptionally good soil, with water; is cut in tracts from 2 acres up. The price is so attractive that it will soon be closed out. Price only $850 per acre with water. Terms, 1-3 down and balance time. The owner will build to your plans with the net cost of the improvements only added. This location is the connecting link between Anaheim, Fullerton and beautiful Buena Park, facing on Orangethorp Ave. The first 5 acres has a new 5 room modern house being completed, with a double garage, which will sell when completed at $6800; terms, 1-3 down and balance time. This is in the Fullerton Union High School District and in sight of the new proposed Oil Well. The oil and gas rights go with the sale. Call early and get first choice. Call at my office and see the maps and let me show you the tracts. I am one of the sales agents and located close to the tract. I will take pleasure in showing you the property. HATTIE A. ALLEN Buena Park, Calif. Office Whittaker Avenue Phone Fullerton 17332 Phone me before 9 a.m. or after 4 p.m. THREE MORE DAYS OF OUR SPECIAL CORSET SALE On Salesman's Sample Line at 75% Reduction MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Representing exceptional values in brocaded corsets and modes of the better grades. Values up to $20.00. All subject to this big reduction. Anaheim Corset Shop 215 West Center Street Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FEARS QUAIL WILL BE WIPED OUT HERE Extermination of quail in So. Cal. is a certainty unless the state gives the bird adequate protection. This is the declaration of County Game Warden W. E. Adkinson of Trabuco canyon. There is no one in the county better acquainted with game conditions than is Adkinson. Among those who know Adkinson, what he says concerning game is taken at a value of 100 pet. "The quail are diminishing rapidly," said Adkinson. "Only those who have watched the situation year after year can judge of the effect of long open seasons for quail. The quail are being wiped out not only in Orange-co but all over So. Cal." It has been reported a number of times that the state fish and game commission is opposed to shortening the open season for quail, which opens Oct. 15 and closes Dec. 31, for the reason the quail hunting produces a great number of hunting licences, and licenses produce money with which to employ deputies. If quail hunting is stopped there will be fewer deputies, and then lawbreakers will kill quail at will, it is urged. "It takes patrol work to prevent killing of protected game," said Adkinson. That I know, of course, but certainly at the rate the quail are being wiped out there will not be any license money brot in by quail hunters soon, for there won't be any quall to hunt, if things keep on going as they are now. "There would be nearly as many licenses issued if the quail season were reduced to two weeks or a month as are issued now when the season is two and a half months long." The long season keeps the birds stirred up over too long a period. It runs so late into the winter that they don't get a good home-like feeling in time to do full duty during the nesting season." Adkinson says that even tho a closed season is not secured for So. Cal, certainly there should be a year. COMPETITION FOR SHERIDAN AGENCY Who's going to get the plum? The plum in this instance is the agency for the new Sheridan car in this section. While the names of the firms and individuals seeking to represent this new product of the General Motors have not been made public, it is generally known that best known auto dealers in the county, several of whom are at the present time selling makes of America's best autos, are on the waiting list. The fact that these men are willing to take the chance of losing the cars they are now representing in order to procure the Sheridan is convincing. If it's from Witman's - It's Good. WESTERN TELEPHONE NEWCOMB CARLTON, PRESIDENT GEORGE RECEIVED AT 15 SS BN 41 BLUE LOS ANGELES CAL 11 10 A AUTO ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE CO 203 BATTERY PRICES REDUCED JANUARY SAME LEVEL AS OTHER BATTERIES OF SACRIFICING QUALITY VESTA BATTERY ERN CALIFORNIA DURING LAST 12 MONTHS WHERE ARE FAST REALIZING THAT TIME "There would be nearly as many licenses issued if the quail season were reduced to two weeks or a month as are issued now when the season is two and a half months long. "The long season keeps the birds stirred up over too long a period. It runs so late into the winter that they don't get a good homelike feeling in time to do full duty during the nesting season." Adkinson says that even tho a closed season is not secured for So. Cal. certainly there should be a year-around closed season in Orange-co. If we do not slap on complete protection for quail in this county, the quall are as good as gone," said Adkinson. The warden is very anxious that no change be made in the maintenance of the game reserve in the Santa Ana mountains. This reserve was established six years ago at the request of hunters of this county. Hunting is not allowed on a large area of the Trabuco division of the Cleveland national forest. "There is no question about the value of that reserve," said Adkinson, "and sportsmen should fight to a finish any effort to do away with it. I don't know that any effort will be made, but something might be started. Evety once in a while I hear of some man, who may be a good shot but who is a poor judge of game conditions saying that the bars ought to be let down so that hunters could go in and get a lot of bucks in the reserve. During the two years previous to the establishment of the reserve only about 12 deer were killed on this side of the Santa Ana mountains. Hunting was allowed everywhere then. After the reserve was established the deer began to increase in numbers in the reserve, and they drift over the edges into territory on which shooting is allowed. This last year there were 12 deer killed just outside the edges of the reserve. No amount of argument can get away from the conditions as they exist. There are 10 deer in the Santa Ana mountains today to one five years ago." Adkinson said that he is well satisfied with the dove season for shooting. He advocates letting it stay as it is, with dove hunting allowed in September and October. "Duck hunting is on the run in this county," said Adkinson. "The ponds are being reduced so fast that few ducks come in any more. The duck is migratory, and taking the state as a whole I guess the laws are about right on that score. Closing the season here would not help bring in ducks. In that regard the duck is different from the quail." R. R. COMMISSION RECOGNIZES AUTO A marked feature of the work of the railroad commission during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, according to LOS ANGELES CAL 11 10 A AUTO ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE CO 2035 BATTERY PRICES REDUCED JANUARY SAME LEVEL AS OTHER BATTERIES OR SACRIFICING QUALITY VESTA BATTERY ERN CALIFORNIA DURING LAST 12 MONTHS WHERE ARE FAST REALIZING THAT WITH A LOCKPLATE DEVICE AS WELL WITH AN ABSOLUTE TWO YEAR GUARD FOLLOW." R. R. COMMISSION RECOGNIZES AUTO A marked feature of the work of the railroad commission during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, according to the commission's annual report, which has just been forwarded to the governor, was that resultant from the development of the state's youngest utility—transportation by motor truck and stage. Given impetus during the war by the demand for added transportation facilities, the auto, both freight and passenger carrying, developed rapidly as a common carrier, the commission tells the governor. California's wonderful road system lent itself to this development. Today the state is served by a veritable network of auto lines, and the demand for operating permits is ever increasing. The extent of this type of service is indicated by the number of certificates issued by the commission. There are about 900 legally established operational rights on file, says the report and continuing it says: The usual mistakes made during the course of this development prior to the time jurisdiction was vested in the commission. Inexperienced persons, armed only with a desire to enter the auto traffic field, without any knowledge of the dangers that lurk in all new businesses, without training to fit them for conducting a transportation utility (except ability to drive a truck or a car), took advantage of the fact that there was need for additional carriers, and entered the lists. The number of transfers of permits authorized by the commission shows better than anything else the fate of most of the pioneers. Exigencies of the rapidly growing service, resulting from financial needs and traffic demands, which they could not meet, forced them to dispose of their routes. This later development, under the extended jurisdiction of the commission, has been carefully guided. Today "See what we found in" THIS lens shows some of the dirt that can be found in any crankcase after a few weeks of driving—road dust, carbon and fine particles of metal. Such dirt circulates with the lubricating oil through the engine, together with gasoline that escapes past the pistons and dilutes the oil. Have the dirty, diluted oil in your crankcase drained out—now—before unnecessary wear begins. We can do that best for you with Modern MISSION GARAGE Curtis V. Edwards, Prop 243 West Center Street Anaheim, Calif. J. E. WALTER & CO., J. E. Walter, Prop. Anaheim, Calif. MONTANA FOR SHERIDAN AGENCY to get the plum? In this instance is the new Sheridan car in which the names of the individuals seeking to fep product of the Genre not been made publicly known that best dealers in the county, men are at the present takes of America's best the waiting list. The men are willing to face of losing the cars representing in order Sheridan is convincing evidence of its merit. The Sheridan Motor Car Co., realizing the high quality of their car and wishing to have the same maintained throughout the country, are exercising great care in the selection of their dealers, this investigation necessarily taking some time. On account of this fact it is not expected that the dealer for this territory will be announced for some days. POWER DEVELOPMENT ON HUGE SCALE Hydroelectric development in the U.S. promises to be one of the greatest factors in general progress within the next few years. Applications, under the federal waterpower act, for permits looking to the development of more than 12,000,000 horsepower have been filed already, according to official report. These projects, if consummated, would represent a grand total investment of some $200,000,000. Twenty-five of these applications for permits come from California. The convention of the National Electric Light Assn., held in Pasadena a few months ago, gave in favor of waterpower development across west. The federal law under which permits for hydroelectric development are issued is sufficiently liberal, it is believed, to promote enterprises of this nature. California in particular, has development possibilities along this line that are almost immeasurable. If it's from Wilman's - It's Good. If it's from Wilman's - It's Good. EASTERN UNION TELEGRAM L 11 10 A DEC 31 20 STENANCE CO 203 SO L A ST ANAHEIM CAL PRODUCED JANUARY FIRST NEW PRICES BASED ON BATTERIES OF STANDARD MAKE WITHOUT VESTA BATTERY SALES TREBLED IN SOUTH-ING LAST 12 MONTHS THE MOTORISTS EVERY ALIZING THAT THE VESTA IS THE ONLY BATTERY L 11 10 A DEC 31 20 TENANCE CO 203 SO L A ST ANAHEIM CAL. PRODUCED JANUARY FIRST NEW PRICES BASED ON R BATTERIES OF STANDARD MAKE WITHOUT Y VESTA BATTERY SALES TREBLED IN SOUTHING LAST 12 MONTHS THE MOTORISTS EVERY ALIZING THAT THE VESTA IS THE ONLY BATTERY EVICE AS WELL AS THE ONLY BATTERY SOLD WO YEAR GUARANTEE PRICE LIST WILL 1123 A VESTA PACIFIC BATTERY CO. ERIC MAINTENANCE COMPANY WEST BROS. Expert Auto Electricians nut Orange County Distributors MODERN CRANKCASE CLEANING SERVICE for clean oil in a clean engine "for clean oil in a clean engine" Found in your crankcase oil " Crankcase Cleaning Service—convenient, quick, economical. We use Calol Flushing Oil, the scientific, thorough flushing agent which does not contaminate the fresh oil. We assure proper lubrication for your engine by refilling the cleaned crankcase with Zerolene of the correct grade. Make a regular habit of Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service. It gives better engine performance and longer life to your car. TAGGART MOTOR CO., J. Paul Taggart, Prop. 306 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Calif. PEARSON & BUTLER, Garden, Grove, Calif.