oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-11

News of Fullerton BICYCLE, LOCK AND CHAIN REMOVED O. V. Knowlton, who recently declared he had "put one over" on the thieves who stole his bicycle by putting a lock and chain on his new one, is not so sure now. Indeed, he is quite certain that someone has "put one over" on him. He left his "bike" chained and locked to an iron post near the city hall this morning. When he returned the post was still there but the "bike," lock and chain had all disappeared. Ed Thwing may be a good city marshal, but he couldn't find that "bike" in a year—no, for he would never think of looking in the judge's office for it. Judge French and Mont Jackson saw the bicycle there and thought of what a joke it would be to see Mr. Knowlton's grimaces, so there is the bike tagged. "Found at the railroad station at 10:30. Owner may have same on identification." LEGION WILL MEET TONIGHT The monthly meeting of the American Legion of Fullerton will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the new legion club rooms over the Standard bank. There will be delegations present from Anaheim and Santa Ana and the prizes won at the Armistice day parade in Anaheim will be christened. There will also be a buffet lunchcon. BIBLE CLASS WILL HOLD "PEP" MEETING The teachers and officers of the Houser Bible class of Fullerton will hold a meeting tonight at the church parlors to discuss means of adding additional "pep" to their campaign for 500 members. They now have 335 members with an average attendance of about 150, which makes the class the largest in the state with the exception of Long Beach. Sunday 178 were present, and a special stunt was put on by C. O. Culp who dressed himself up as a representative from the competing class of Santa Ana and told what was going to happen to Fullerton—after the fashion of what happened to the football team. BANK STOCKHOLDERS MEET The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fullerton National bank and the Fullerton Savings bank was held today. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants bank was also held this afternoon. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Standard bank of Fullerton will not be held until February. WILL NOT LOSE EYESIGHT Guy H. Campbell, who was recent- DRILLING & CEMENTING Be Sure and See Wigle & McBride before letting contract for the drilling of your OIL WELLS. We will also furnish you with special oil well cement direct from the mill and guarantee to shut off the water. Box 241, Huntington Beach BANK STOCKHOLDERS MEET The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fullerton National bank and the Fullerton Savings bank was held today. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants bank was also held this afternoon. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Standard bank of Fullerton will not be held until February. WILL NOT LOSE EYESIGHT Guy H. Campbell, who was recently injured seriously about the eyes when his spectacles were accidentally broken on his face and who, it was feared, had lost the sight of one eye, is recovering at the Fullerton General hospital. Fortunately he will not lose the sight of either eye. FAIRLAND ANAHEIM Tonight and Tomorrow Frank Mayo in 'Honor Bound' Added Attractions: Comedy, Burton Holmes' Travel and Topics of the Day—Regular Prices. Wednesday, Thursday, January 12, 13 A MID-WEEK SPECIAL YOU MUST NOT MISS: DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS The Great Hurricane of Joy and Excitement, in "The Mark of Zorro" From the All-Story Weekly novel, "The Curse of Capistrano" Also Added Attractions: Comedy and News Adults 25c, 35c; Children 15c; Plus War Tax GRAND ANAHEIM Tonight and Tomorrow Trahern Stock Co. Presents "Nothing But the Truth" Reserved Seats on Sale at Heying's Pharmacy We are pleased to announce that we have now in our employment Mr. W. E. Lindsay —one of the best vulcanizers on the coast with ten years' experience in the vulcanizing business. —We are now in a position to give you the very best service in this line at reasonable prices. NENNO & BOCK Everything for the Auto Hartford, Goodrich & Fisk Tires Angeles St. Phone 464 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER ANNOUNCE DIVISION OF EDISON DISTRICT The cities taken in in the new Edison district with Fullerton as the headquarters were announced this morning by the manager of the new district, C. B. Hutchinson. The new district is about 27 miles long and 17 miles wide, taking in the cities of La Habra, Olinda, Richfield, Placentia, Buena Park, Orangethorpe, Brookhurst and intervening territory. The Fullerton office is being remodeled for opening the office about Feb. 1. Until this new change, Fullerton was under the direction of the Santa Ana office with H. W. Shepherd, cashier, acting as sub-agent. W. L. Deimling is in charge of the Santa Ana district. The new district was formed out of the Santa Ana and Whittler districts. FORCED FROM ROAD, TWO AUTOISTS HURT A. H. Davis, of La Habra, was injured about the face when his car turned turtle about 9:30 a.m., day on the Richfield-Placentia-rd when he was forced off the road by another car going in the same direction. J. W. McAlister, who was in the car with him suffered a sprained wrist and was badly shaken up. He was taken to the Fullerton General hospital for treatment. BOYS AND GIRLS BOTH WIN The Fullerton grammar school boys and girls both came out victorious yesterday afternoon in competition in indoor basketball games with the boys' and girls' senior teams of La Habra at the Fullerton grammar stered chairs are being placed in the loges and the box seats remodeled. FULLERTON TRACTOR SCHOOL NEXT WEEK There will be a tractor show at the Fullerton high school grounds all next week under the direction of J. M. Alcorn, director of the agricultural department, and H. T. Ames of the manual training department. SCHOOL BOARD MEETS TONIGHT The Fullerton grammar school board will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight. A number of the students who were suspended from the grammar schools prior to the holidays on the charge of insubordination have requested permission to return, and this will be discussed. VICTORVILLE MAN BUYS B. P. CAFE BUENA PARK, Jan. 11.—(Spl.)—Mr. McGee has sold his restaurant to Mr. William Osborne of Victorville. Mr. Osborne is a relative of Mr. Murphy and Harve Osborne. Mr. McGee has sold his lot No. 20 in the Brown subdivision recently purchased from Mrs. Hattle A. Allen. Mr. A. J. Shepard of Compton was a caller in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cawthon were callers at Anaheim Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robertson at Bell. Mrs. Ethel Conwav spent the week end with friends at San Pedro. Mrs. C. A. Allen and son Avery of Uplands called at the home of her GARDEN GROVE BANK NEEDS MORE SPACE GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 11.—Papers have been filed conveying to the First National bank of Garden Grove what is known as the "Rennie" property. This consists of a brick building adjoining the present bank holdings on the north, now occupied by Wheeler & Co., has a meat market. Some months ago the property was purchased by E. R. Stillens and is now conveyed by Stillens and wife to the bank. For some time it has been evident the office space of the bank was inadequate to accommodate the growing volume of business. Owing to the construction of the present bank building it was found impractical to enlarge on the present lot. After consulting various architects, the best possible solution seemed the purchase of the building on the north and this directors have done. Plans are now being drawn for the construction of a safety deposit vault holding 500 or more steel boxes, a strictly up-to-date vault in every respect, with complete electrical burglar alarm system, and as near burglar proof as modern equipment will provide. The office and working space will be doubled and furniture and furnishings will be modern in every respect. Commodious lobbies will be possible, convenient and attractive to the public. Private booths for box renters, private consultation rooms and a good sized assembly room will be at the service of the public. MORE SEATS FOR RIALTO There are so many people going to the show in Fullerton that the Rialto theatre, the one playhouse in town, is being remodeled and accommodations made for 150 more people. Harry Leg Wilber, proprietor, stated this morning. Seventy-five upholstered wrist and was badly shaken up. He was taken to the Fullerton General hospital for treatment. BOYS AND GIRLS BOTH WIN The Fullerton grammar school boys and girls both came out victorious yesterday afternoon in competition in indoor basketball games with the boys' and girls' senior teams of La Habra at the Fullerton grammar school grounds. The score on the girls' team was 15 to 10 in Fullerton's favor, and of the boys' team 28 to 11. FALKENST ‘Annual Clearance The Greatest Merchandising Has Held in Year EVERY ARTICLE REDUCE BE SURE TO A FALKENST Anaheim, Californi GROVE BANK MORE SPACE GROVE, Jan. 11.—Pan filed conveying to the 1 bank of Garden Grove own as the "Rennie" consists of a brick lining the present bank the north, now occupied Co., has a meat market. ago the property was E. R. Stillens and is by Stillens and wife to weeks ago has been voted by the stockholders and the action approved by the comptroller of the currency. This will provide working cash capital of $75,000. At the annual meeting of the stockholders and directors to be held the following week, action will be taken to place contracts for vault work and inside furnishings with the expectation of pushing the work as rapidly as possible. Truly, the First National bank of Garden Grove is a healthy and growing "ten-year-old," and merits and is given the fullest confidence of the Garden Grove community. WHITE NUT BREAD Three cups white flour, 3 level teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons sugar. Sift all these ingredients together. Add 1½ cups sweet milk, 1 tablespoon melted shortening, and ¼ cup English walnut meats; broken in rather coarse pieces. Mix all together, dressing the top with a paper dipped in melted shortening, after it is in a greaseed pan. Let rise 15 minutes, then bake in a slow oven for an hour. This is best baked in a covered pan; the round hinged pan which come for that purpose are ideal. Be thankful you are paying an income tax to Uncle Sam and not an indemnity to William Hohanzollern. The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. Tonight and Tomorrow—8:15 P.M. TRAHERN STOCK COMPANY Presents "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH" Reserved Seats On Sale at Heying's Pharmacy LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" BIG DANCE Tonight at 8:30 BIG DANCE Tonight at 8:30 PRESSELL'S HALL THE ALL-STAR DANCE ORCHESTRA (Formerly of Pringle's Tumble Inn, Venice) The King Demons of Dance Syncopation A GREAT TIME FOR ALL. Gentlemen $1.00 Ladies 50c NSTEIN'S France' Now On Handling Event This Store d in Years. ERY ERY TICLE UCED TO ATTEND STEIN'S California