oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-29

News of Fullerton FULLERTON EXODUS TO MT. BALDY TODAY There was a general exodus this morning from Fullerton for Camp Baldy. There were three large parties, one from the First Christian church, one from the First Baptist church and one from the junior college. The various young people's Sunday school classes, both boys and girls of the First Christian church donned hiking clothes and set out early for a day in the snow. The Baracca and Philathea classes of the First Baptist church, in a different party, also hied themselves away early for the mountains. The greater number of the party from the Fullerton Junior college went up last evening followed by a smaller party this morning. They will remain there until Monday. "Ditch Day" at the J. C. They had tried to keep it secret from the high school, but the secret was too good to keep. It just couldn't be done. The classes from the Christian church included the intermediate and Mrs. W. F. Deiker's girls' class. Mrs. Billy Wickett and Miss Ruth Dowling chaperoned the party. VEGETABLE SHIPPERS SEEK LOWER RATES The vegetable shippers have applied to the state railroad commission for pre-war rates on all kinds of vegetables. C. W. Osborne, manager of the American Fruit Groews, Inc., stated today. He has received no notice of any action on the application, he said. WILL HELP WRECKED CHURCH Long Beach day is planned at the First Christian church of Fullerton Feb. 20 when funds will be solicited to help the Long Beach church whose building collapsed recently. No one was injured in the collapse but many thousands of dollars damage was sustained. J. R. Sutherland is rejoicing over the purchase of a new Hupmobile. FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT— Edgar Lewis Productions, Inc., Presents “LAHOMA” Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, January 30, 31 Thomas Meighan TONIGHT— Edgar Lewis Productions, Inc., Presents “LAHOMA” Adults 25c; Children10c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, January 30, 31 Thomas Meighan IN WILLIAM DE MILLES' PRODUCTION “Conrad In Quest of His Youth” ADDED FEATURES—Buster Keaton's Latest Comedy "Neighbors" and Patho News Reel —Positively No Raise In Prices for This Attraction— GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT “The Golden Hope” with Edith Storey Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, January 30, 31 A FRIANK LLOYD PRODUCTION “The Great Lover” ALSO COMEDY AND NEWS REEL The TRAHERN STOCK COMPANY Presents Tuesday, February 1—"Don't Lie to Your Wife" Wednesday, February 2—"Fair and Warmer" Reserved Seats at Heying's Pharmacy Lest You Forget —The Trahern Stock Company offers a "double header" at the Grand next Tuesday and Wednesday Nights. TUES. FEB. 1—"DON'T LIE TO YOUR WIFE" WED. FEBRUARY 2—"FAIR AND WARMER" NOTE: The Trahern Company is a permanent organization in the "frostless belt" and we make Anaheim our home town, "fifteen of Lest You Forget The Trahern Stock Company offers a "double header" at the Grand next Tuesday and Wednesday Nights. TUES. FEB. 1—"DON'T LIE TO YOUR WIFE" WED. FEBRUARY 2—"FAIR AND WARMER" NOTE: The Trahern Company is a permanent organization in the "frostless belt" and we make Anaheim our home town, "fifteen of us." Reserve your favorite seats for the next 52 weeks, at Heying's Pharmacy—they will be pleased to reserve them for you. Building Materials Have Come Down The return to normal times brought about by readjustment of prices of labor and materials promises greater activity in building lines When you get ready to build let us demonstrate the value of such an organization as ours. C. Ganahl Lumber Company Charles. F. Grim, Manager THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER COSTLY EXPLOSION AT YEAGER GARAGE A fire resulting from a gas explosion did damage of several hundred dollars about 4 o'clock this morning at the ice cream parlors at the Lillian Yeager garage on No. Sparda-rd. It is that the gas burner leaked and when exposed to the air as the door was opened the explosion resulted. The fire was extinguished without calling out the firemen. FORM LAW PARTNERSHIP Mr. R. C. Allen announces that he has formed a partnership for the general practice of law with Mr. F. H. Lyon, recently of Payette, Idaho, under the firm name of Allen & Lyon, with offices at suite 1 and 2, F. & M. building, Fullerton, Cal. Mr. Lyon has had an extensive experience in the practice of law and has made a specialty of probate and guardianship matters. Mr. Lyons came highly recommended by letters from two district judges, a supreme court judge, several bankers and other business and professional men of his state, county and city. POSTPONE MEN'S LEAGUE Due to the meeting next Wednesday evening in behalf of the disabled service men at the Fullerton high school auditorium when the state commander of the American Legion will be present; held under the auspices of the Fullerton Post and the Fullerton Ebell, the meeting of the men's league on this date has been called off, W. T. Boyce, stated this morning. The league was to have had Dr. Sheldon Shepherd before it on that evening to speak on "A Little Journey into the Land of Happiness." Fullerton Briefs Angus McAulay, undertaker of Fullerton, went to Los Angeles on business today. The regular meeting of the Truckmen's Assn. was held last night at KAFATERIA, PURITAN WIN THREE STRAIGHT Kafaterias won three straight from Sanitary Market while Puritan Dry Cleaners were handling Holland Electrics in similar fashion last night in City League bowling. The scores: Kafateria Shoe Store—Sheridan 160 144 121 Kemper 152 101 159 Beneke 115 119 137 Crowley 152 155 124 Jonkers 160 153 161 Totals 729 682 702 Sanitary Market—McClister 189 124 159 Haymon 191 134 158 Martin 134 157 179 Dunamend 100 107 98 Miller 120 80 97 Totals 734 602 691 Puritan Dry Cleaners—Carter 146 153 143 Mitchell 136 139 169 Eastman 161 161 146 Flesner 179 140 159 Dummy 87 128 123 Totals 709 721 710 Holland Electric Co—Sparks 87 128 123 Oglibee 103 132 152 Redding 125 156 158 De Land 190 164 141 Dummy 136 139 143 Totals 641 719 717 FARMERS FEEL LOT BETTER SINCE RAIN The recent rains have dispelled any forbodings of ill that might have here-to-fore existed in the minds of the ranchers and they are very busy making preparations for the planting time and work in the orchards," states Bert T. Archer, salesman for the Wallis tractor and representative of the Pease-Kolberg Co., Orange-co distributors. Mr. Archer makes some statements as why the Wallis has attained fame. "The fame of the Wallis tractor is due in large measure to its scientific importance made about the relative cost of operating a tractor using different fuels; there are many things to be taken into consideration, especially miles per hour and weight. No salesman or manufacturer can tell just what will be the cost of plowing or other work on an acre without taking into consideration the depth of plowing, character of soil, degree of moisture, condition and design of tractor. In other words don't believe all that is told you about actual figures on the cost of operation of a tractor. Reliable manufacturers and salesmen will not state exact figures of cost until they know every operating condition. The Wallis is sold on facts. Misstatements are not necessary, the truth is quite sufficient to convince any intelligent man that he gets the best value on the market when he invests in a Wallis tractor." men's league on this date has been called off, W. T. Boyce, stated this morning. The league was to have had Dr. Sheldon Shepherd before it on that evening to speak on "A Little Journey into the Land of Happiness." Fullerton Briefs Angus McAulay, undertaker of Fullerton, went to Los Angeles on business today. The regular meeting of the Truckmen's Assn. was held last night at Fullerton city hall. Fullerton gave Huntington Beach a fierce wallop at basketball at Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon. The score 54 to 1. There was a good crowd at the Fullerton high school last night at the third entertainment of the high school course. A trio from the Philharmonic club of Los Angeles. Mrs. M. Taschull, who recently underwent an operation at the Fullerton general hospital, was sufficiently recovered this morning to be taken to her home in La Habra in a Seale ambulance. BAY CITY LOT IN FIGHT FOR TITLE Rupert B. Turnbull has filed suit against Miss Edna C. Carr, Elwin M. Cummings and others to quiet title to a lot at Bay City by which he came into possession thru a sale conducted by Sheriff Jackson. The complaint recites that last October in Los Angeles an action entitled "A. S. Fullerton versus Edna C. Carr and others" was brot before the courts. A judgment for Fullerton in the amount of $9500 was declared insolvent and Fullerton acquired the lot thru a deed of gift without consideration from Cummings. Turnbull claims that the lot was sold to the highest bidder and that he has a certificate of sale from the sheriff. It is further alleged that Miss Carr transferred the lot to prevent Fullerton from collecting on the Judgment rendered. It is alleged also that Dec. 5 Fullerton sold the defendants claim to title and right of the property. Turnbull asks that this conveyance be declared void and that he be declared the sole owner of the lot in question. MAY URGE BILL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN That a bill providing for the education of crippled children will be submitted to the Woman's Legislative council of the State Federation of Women's clubs for its approval was declared today by Mrs. A. J. Lawton, president of the council following her return to Santa Ana from Sacramento, where she attended the session of the legislature as the council's representative. The bill has been introduced at Sacramento, any forbodings of ill that might have here-to-fore existed in the minds of the ranchers and they are very busy making preparations for the planting time and work in the orchards," states Bert T. Archer, salesman for the Wallis tractor and representative of the Pease-Kolberg Co., Orange-co distributors. Mr. Archer makes some statements as why the Wallis has attained fame. "The fame of the Wallis tractor is due in large measure to its scientific proportions of weight and to its plowing speed. At certain seasons of the year hours are truly golden. Every month is precious. Ranchers must crowd into a few months a whole year's work.. To him rain and sun, heat and frost are vital, they make or mar his whole year's profits. He must strike while the iron is hot and do his work in the shortest possible time. In addition to speed in sowing time the Wallis has the tremendous advantage of moderate weight yet weight enough to give proper traction. Because of its light weight the Wallis does not pack the soil as do machines weighing 2000 or 4000 pounds. Judge for yourself the saving in fuel, the saving in weight is accomplished by simplicity of construction, the use of a superior quality of materials. Drop forgings, steel stampings, and alloy stock of enormous strength, yet light weight. The kind of fuel used in the Wallis tractor is optional with the individual user. We can burn gasoline, kerosene or distillate. Do not be misled, however, by careless statements." MAY ORGLE DILL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN That a bill providing for the education of crippled children will be submitted to the Woman's Legislative council of the State Federation of Women's clubs for its approval was declared today by Mrs. A. J. Lawton, president of the council following her return to Santa Ana from Sacramento, where she attended the session of the legislature as the council's representative. The bill has been introduced at Sacramento, but has never been given consideration by the woman's council. "The new community property law," said Mrs. Lawton, "is the measure in which the women are most interested. So far that measure has been merely submitted, and is being discussed. It will come up for a vote of course, in March or April. The bill was introduced into the senate by Senator Lyons of Los Angeles and into the assembly by Assemblyman Merriam of Long Beach. "This bill is one that was drawn up by a majority of a committee appointed by the State Bar Assn., and while it does not bear the endorsement of the bar association it certainly is the product of the brains of some of the ablest attorneys in the state. "Another of the council's bills introduced is one providing for allowing state aid for orphans and half-orphans up to the age of 16 years. "The bill providing for the protection of minor boys from vice was not introduced during the first half of the session." APPEALS FROM FINE ON PARKING CHARGE Notice of appeal to the superior court in the case of Emmett Cotter of Fullerton, recently fined $50 for parking an auto stage on the traveled portion of a highway, was on file in the county clerk's office today. Cotter was tried before Justice of the Peace French at Fullerton Jan. 12. Several witnesses were heard. The defendant was found guilty and given the alternative of a fine of $50 or 25 days in the county jail. It is alleged that he left his car on the traveled portion of Pomona ave in Fullerton while making repairs. DEALER about the relative cost attractor using different many things to be solderation, especially and weight. for manufacturer can will be the cost of work on an acre into consideration the character of soil, care, condition and dein other words don't is told you about acthe cost of operation Reliable manufacturen will not state excost until they know condition. sold on facts. Misnot necessary, the sufficient to convince man that he gets the market when he allis tractor. compelling as the West itself. The feature at the New Grand theatre tonight will be "The Golden Hope," starring Edith Storey, the popular emotional actress. It is a story of the West and laid in the West, but it is not a typical Western story, since cowboys are conspicuous by their absence. Rather it is a story in which the human emotions are given full play with the splendor and solemnity of the desert and mountains as a back-ground. BREA LEGION WILL BUILD $12,000 CLUB Brea Post, No. 181, American Legion members are now planning to build a new $12,000 home and are selling notes due in five years to raise money for construction work. SPECIAL OFFER For the Month of February While They Last 1 Sorrello Italian Briar Pipe ... 75c 1 Tin of Tobacco ... 16c 2 pkgs. Pipe Cleaners ... 5c Total Retail Value ... 96c Ask for Coupons and save them. The Premiums Are Valuable. UNITED CIGAR STORE J. N. Rushton, Manager COLISIUM CLUB 123 West Center Street Anaheim EVERYBODY WELCOME Bell Club and American Legion Posts of Anaheim, Brea and Fullerton Present Buron R. Fitts State Commander of American Legion on Bell Club and American Legion Posts of Anaheim, Brea and Fullerton Present Buron R. Fitts State Commander of American Legion on D Tape and the Disabled War Veterans Keen, Competitive Kapers By Anaheim, Brea and Fullerton Posts Band and Orchestra Music High School Auditorium, Fullerton Wednesday, February 2nd - 8 P.M. Tickets No Donations No Collections CLEVELAND SIX Economy Reliability Distinctiveness $1,730 Orange County Bosch Magneto Equipped R and Cleveland Service Station R. C. GOODCELL, Manager. St. Anaheim Phone 651