oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-25

News of Fullerton J. E. SEALE RECEIVES $6000 AMBULANCE J. E. Seale funeral parlors today received the new hospital-on-wheels ambulance recently ordered, the finest on the Pacific coast, calling for a consideration of more than $6000. Mr. Seale purchased it not only for Fullerton but also for Anaheim and surrounding towns. He stated that this ambulance will be used for the conveyance of sick and invalids only, as other ambulances of this locality are used partly for carrying the dead. This one has a wheel base of 148 inches, springs being undersprung to make it easy riding; six-cylinder, 90 horse power motor, speed 70 miles an hour and disteel wheels. Interior furnishings include the latest style cots for two or three patients, two attendants' seats with side doors for the attendants to enter, an eight-inch electric fan, hot and cold water, perfection heater for cool weather, a cabinet for all first-aid equipment. Mr. Seale has had several years' experience in caring for the sick and injured and knows their needs, and will respond to calls at a second's notice. BASKET BALL SCHEDULE The first team of the Fullerton high school will play at Huntington Beach Friday in a basketball contest. The lightweight will also play Huntington Beach the same day. The second team will play Huntington Beach at Fullerton Thursday. The Junior College team will play the Yorba Linda Athletic club at Fullerton Wednesday, and the Pomona College freshman team a week from tomorrow. ARTISTS The third number of the entertainment course to be given at the Fullerton high school auditorium will be given Friday evening. The feature will be a trio composed of members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra: Alfred Kastner, I. Bronson, cellist, and J. Plawe, flutist. They will be accompanied by Miss Maurine Dwyer, soloist. CANNOT SPARE MINISTER Directors of the First Christian church of Fullerton at the regular meeting at the church parlors last night decided that it could not spare its pastor, Rev. John T. Houser, for the revival meeting at the White Temple in question by a White Temple church Sunday. Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569 LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TonightThe Lure of Crooning Water Also Comedy, Burton Holmes' Travel Topics of the Day Adults 25c; Children10c; Plus War Tax A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Wallace Reid in "The Charm School" —All of Wallace Reid's pictures have been in Class A, but this is his prize picture—the best he has made. A Picture for the Entire Family to Enjoy ADDED ATTRACTIONS Comedy, Screen Snapshots & International News Adults 25c; Children10c: Plus War Tax GRAND ANAHEIM Tonight and Tomorrow — 8:15 The Trahern Stock Company Presents "Charley's Aunt" Reserved Seats on Sale at Heying's Pharmacy Our Auto Supplies Are Goods of Quality and Standard Veedol Oils and Greases McQuay Norris Piston Rings Kraeuter Pliers, Walden and Crescent Wrenches Victor Cylinder Head Gaskets Rim Parts; Rees Jacks Hartford, Goodyear, Fisk and Goodrich Tires and Tubes Come in and ask "Bill" about your vulcanizing and repair work. NENNO & BOCK EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO Los Angeles St. Phone 464 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER Temple in Los Angeles, as was requested by a representative from the White Temple at the Fullerton church Sunday. PULLED OFF FREIGHT, 30 DAYS Joe Ducharné was pulled off a freight train at the Santa Fe depot fullerton last night by Joo Marillo, deputy marshal, and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by Judge Franch. Fullerton Briefs Miss Mabry spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Mr. Walter Meyers of Irvine is a patient at the local hospital. Fullerton city trustees will meet at the city hall at 7:30 tonight. Miss Mildred Butterfield went to Los Angeles over the week-end. Chas. H. Header of Anaheim is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Miss H. Malmsten of Anaheim is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. E. B. Sherwin and wife left Sunday over the Santa Fe for Highland Park, Ill. Mrs. J. W. Edwards of Yorba Linda is a surgical patient at the Anaheim hospital. D. B. Trook of Placentia left today over the Santa Fe for Chicago and St. Louis. J. P. Wear of Placentia left today with the body of his father for Pawnee, Okla., over the Santa Fe. C. T. Wear, his father, died at Placentia, Sunday. This is "no accident" week on the Pacific Electric, S. W. Wershub, Fullerton agent, stated today. Mrs. Sarah Faye of Anaheim was taken to the Anahelm sanitarium yesterday in McAulay's ambulance. Directors of the First National bank of Fullerton held their regular meeting at the bank this morning. Directors of the Fullerton B. of T. held their regular weekly meeting at the McFarland cafe at noon today. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Knipo of 749 E. Center-st, announce the birth of a 7-12 lb. girl at The Anahelm sanitarium Monday. S. W. McCulloch left this afternoon over the Santa Fe for Petaluma, Ca., on business. He will return the last of the week. The executive committee of the Houser Bible class of Fullerton will hold its regular weekly meeting at the Hartman cafe Thursday noon. M. Paul Jones, teacher of string instruments, will be in Fullerton on Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 until 5 o'clock. A. E. Stuelke announced today. Further information can be obtained at Stuelke's music shop. He will be in Fullerton one day a week in the future. Mr. Stuelke said. The eighth grade of the Fullerton grammar schools were given a lesson in the use of books and setting the library in order at the Fullerton library yesterday. Miss Minnie Maxwell, librarian, stated. Today the seventh grade was given this lesson and Wednesday the sixth grade. POLICE ARREST 27 IN SINN FEIN RAID DUBLIN, Jan. 25—Twenty-seven persons were arrested when black and tan policemen raided a Sinn Fein dance at Drogheda early today. One member of the attacking party was killed when an assault was made upon the police and military barracks at Bandon on Monday. Three persons were wounded in their beds by stray bullets. The crown forces sustained no casualties. Dublin castle reports an attack civilians against the police at Kells, One of the attackers was killed. Nearly a score of persons were killed in Ireland in disorders over the week-end. GOVERNOR WILL TAKE TO STUMP ON TAXES SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25—Determined to beat the efforts of the corporations to evade an equal rate of taxation with the general taxpayers, Governor Stephens and others interested in carrying thru the program for rehabilitation of the state's finances will appeal to the people and stump the state during the recess of the legislature. "The corporate interests are trying to shift their legitimate share of the..." Less than a week is left of the time a JanuaryCle SAL New and Splendid Economies are Being Featured for the Last and There is not space to give to detailed information of the merchandise offered merchandise such as wearables and accessories but staples as well. —Select now before lots become broken. New Spring PORCH DRESSES —Fashioned in Japanese Crepe (designs and cutouts) Hand embroidered. Very Special— $5.95 DRESSE $24.9 —Many at half of original marking. The m attractive and shown in fashion's favorite f Extra Quality WOOL JERSEY COATS —In the leading shades for Spring. $7.50 Discontinued Models In CORSETS $3.95 Clever Coats —We are offering Coats as low as— $10 WOOL JERSEY COATS —In the leading shades for Spring. $7.50 Models In CORSETS $3.95 —We are offering Coats as low as— $10 This Lot includes values to $13.50 $5.85 Boy's Suit Biggest Offer Ever Made On High Quality Extraordinary Hosiery Men's Hose 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Values Extra Special 35c Women's Silk Lace Hosiery $2.50 Values Women's Wool Hose $3.15 Values reduced to $2.15 The S. Q. R. Anaheim DEALER ARREST 27 SINN FEIN RAID Jan. 25.—Twenty-seven arrests when black and raided a Sinn Fein church early today. of the attacking party when an assault was made in face and military barracks Monday. Three persons died in their beds by stray crown forces sustained little reports an attack against the police at Kellas attackers was killed. score of persons were band in disorders over the OR WILL TAKE BUMP ON TAXES ENTO, Jan. 25.—Detercate the efforts of the to evade an equal rate with the general taxpayer Stephens and others carrying thru the prosecution of the state appeal to the people and state during the recess of fire. rate interests are trying or legitimate share of the tax burden to the shoulders of the people," said the governor in a statement issued last night. "If they succeed the general taxpayers must pay approximately 22 cents additional on every $100 of assessed valuation. Such injustice to the people is intolerable and I shall bend every effort to prevent it." L. A. CHIROPRACTOR ON "HUNGER STRIKE" LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.—Entering the second day of his self-imposed "hunger strike" at the city jail because of his conviction on a charge of having violated the state medical act, Health Engmark, a chiropractor, today faced the threat of Chief of Police Pendegast to swear to a lunacy complaint if the prisoner continued his fast. LIQUOR IN WRECKED AUTO CAUSES ARREST LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.—An auto accident in Coyote Pass, east of Los Angeles, resulted in the arrest early today of Sam Johnson on a charge of having violated the Volsteal act. Constable Ballinger of Belvedere made an investigation and became suspicious when Johnson endeavored to keep him away from the wrecked car. COLBY BACK TOMORROW WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—Secretary of State Colby will arrive in Hampton Roads aboard the battleship Florida tomorrow, according to a report to the navy department. The Colby party is returning from South America. BATTLE $1,000,000 CONNECTICUT BLAZE NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan. 24.—Fire swept through a block in the heart of the business district today doing damage estimated at $1,000,000. Firemen battled with the blaze for four hours in zero weather before it was controlled. N.Y. SOCIETY MAN WEDDED TO PARISIAN PARIS, Jan. 25.—Robert Walton Goelet, society man of New York married Mile, Anne Goestiller, daughter of a wealthy French landowner yesterday in the Bordeaux city hall. DIES FROM GUN SHOT OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 25.—As the result of a gun shot wound, Mrs. Annette Burton, 19, wife of W. E. Burton, a theatrical broker, died here. The husband is charged with killing her. NOTED EXPLORER DIES DAWSON, Y. T., Jan. 25.—Andrew Hart, noted explorer and miner, died of heart disease here yesterday at the age of 60. Try a Flair Dealer Want Ad- left of the time alloted to the Clearance Clearance SALE For the Last and Greatest Week of This Sale. Merchandise offered, but our further underpricings apply not only to as well. SSES at 24.95 marking. The models are unusually fashion's favorite fabrics. Clever Coats We are offering ats as low as— $10 Special Offer on all WOOL SWEATERS 1-3 DISCOUNT Final Clearance On SHOES In addition to the stiff sale reductions already placed on women's footwear, we have made still further reductions on seveeral hundred pairs. Three Special Lots— $4.85 - $5.85 $6.85 “Gretchen” New Novelty Aprons —Fashioned in Cretonnes, Special— $2.95 We are offering suits as low as— $10 WOOL SWEATERS 1-3 DISCOUNT Gretchen New Novelty Aprons —Fashioned in Cretonnes, Special— $2.95 S Suits Values to $10 Made On High Quality Suits My Hosiery Specials Women's Wool Hose 5 Values reduced to $2.15 One Lot Women's Silk Hose In all the leading shades $2.25 Values Women's Lisle Hose In black and white $1.65 3 Pair - $1.00 Q. R. Store California