oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-01

News of Fullerton EXPECT BIG CROWD AT VETERANS' MTG. It was expected today there would be a crowd out to see the special stunts put on by the posts of Fullerton, Anaheim and Brea at the American Legion-Ebell club affair at the high school auditorium tomorrow night where plans for helping the disabled soldiers will be discussed. Burton Pitts, state commander of the Legion, will be present, as will also two disabled soldiers from Los Angeles who will deliver addresses on what the disabled soldiers are up against. SCHOOL PRINCIPALS MEET AT FULLERTON The grammar school principals of Orange-co will hold a meeting at the Fullerton grammar school Thursday night. This will be the second meeting of the present school year. Dinner will be served by the domestic science department of the Fullerton Bessica F. Raiche, M.D. Specializing Obstetrics and Disorders of Women 217-218 First Nat'l Bank Blg. Phone 649, Anaheim Hours 1 to 4, and by appointment. Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 540 Office 569. grammar school, and a musical program rendered by the music department. This will be followed by a business session when Prof. Cranston, superintendent of the Santa Ana grammar school, will talk. There will be a question box also. ANXIOUS TO OBTAIN PETROLEUM COURSE L. E. Plummer, principal of the Fullerton high school, will leave tomorrow afternoon to attend the state high school principal's association at San Rafael which will be in session all next week. Mr. Plummer is interested in obtaining an oil production course for the high school and will go via San Francisco to look over the opportunities for obtaining such a course. This is the reason he is leaving so early. PUTS DOWN 12-INCH WELL J. P. Feniger, of S. Spadra-rd, is putting down a 12-inch well to irrigate his 40-acre ranch at the corner of Spadra-rd and Orangethorpe. Mr. Feninger expects to develop at least 50 inches. ARRANGE FOR CONTEST The committee on contests of the Houser Bible class met at noon today at the Hartman Cafe and made arrangements for a contest between two factions of the class to be known as the Greeks and the Romans. HOBSON AT H. S. FRIDAY Richard P. Hobson of Merrimac fame who will speak in Fullerton on Feb. 11 on The Crisis and the White Slave Trade will be in Fullerton Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock and deliver a short address to the school chil- children of the high school interesting to the senior principal; sta- Fullerton T. Kemp, of Doty to Los Angeles today Fullerton B. of the McFarlane Caferullert trusts 7:30 o'clock tonight Anthony Blanka "Abraham Lincoln" high school Friday DON'T LIE AT GRAND The Trahern sent the funny cooat Your Wife," at Special new scene ed for the produc popular Trahern faction in the cast. "Don't Lie to Y usually clever as al and appeals to alike. WILL EXPLAIN STAGED BY Pitzer, who cochool auditorium Saturday nights wnee Saturday, demplains physical p light the same as dark by the medium to prove that spirit Pitzer does not clo pernatural in his v In addition to hof of the mysteries of ing and trumpet v answer questions past, present or futu Pitzer is coming from a ten-day sta les playing to capac Philharmonic audition. If worried, believe sure to see Pitzer a ditorium, when he question for you. Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 540 Office 569 HOBSON AT H. S. FRIDAY Richard P. Hobson of Merrimac fame who will speak in Fullerton on Feb. 11 on The Crisis and the White Slave Trade will be in Fullerton Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock and deliver a short address to the school chil- FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT— Herbert Rawlinson in “Passers By” ADDED FEATURES—Comedy, Topics of the Day and Burton Holmes’ Travels Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Heliotrope IS COMING. Who - - ? WE WILL TELL YOU TOMORROW. Where - - ? AT THE Fairyland WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Packed Grauman’s Rialto Six Weeks “HELIOTROPE” IS ONE OF THE BEST Do Not Miss This! ADDED FEATURES Comedy, International News and Snap Shots SEEK TO FRIIN BERGI BERLIN, Feb. 1.-ion has been put up Charles Neaf of Bal-Zimmer of Denver, at Eberbach in con-attempt to seize Bergdoll by the act American military the men were attach States army or o-Rhine. Neaf and Zimmer at Eberbach todaypected that now steaugurated looking C. OF C. SECR LEAVES I Malcom A. Fraser Anaheim C. of C., le- to attend the meeting secretaries, associatin in session from Thu-urday. Mr. Fraser day. About 150 sec-tend, about 50 of wh So. Cal. cities. Pract in the state will be SIX Y BOYS I BALDY DESI Six members of club of the First M of Santa Ana were with considerable pess in scaling Mt. Be-The six who went peak were Ferris So-Curtis Mortimer, Me-Buck" Buxton and son. SO. CAL, FLY IN BERGI "HELIOTROPE" IS ONE OF THE BEST Do Not Miss This! ADDED FEATURES Comedy, International News and Snap Shots GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT The TRAHERN STOCK Company presents "Don't Lie to Your Wife" Wednesday, February 2—"Fair and Warmer" Reserved Seats at Heying's Pharmacy GRAND - Tonight TRAHERN STOCK COMPANY IN THE FUNNY COMEDY "Don't Lie to Your Wife" TOMORROW (Wed.) NIGHT THE GREATEST OF ALL COMEDIES "Fair and Warmer" RESERVED SEATS AT HEYING'S—NOW THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER Fullerton Briefs T. Kemp, of Doty's pharmacy, went to Los Angeles today on business. Fullerton B. of T. directors met at the McFarlane Cafe at noon today. Fullerton trustees will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the city hall. Anthony Blanks will read Water's "Abraham Lincoln" at the Fullerton high school Friday afternoon. DON'T LIE TO WIFE AT GRAND TONIGHT The Trahern Stock Co. will present the funny comedy, "Don't Lie to Your Wife," at the Grand tonight. Special new scenery has been painted for the production, and all the popular Trahern favorites will appear in the cast. "Don't Lie to Your Wife" is unusually clever as a play with a moral and appeals to men and women alike. WILL EXPLAIN STUNTS STAGED BY MEDIUMS Pitzer, who comes to the high school auditorium next Thursday and Saturday nights with a ladies matinee Saturday, demonstrates and explains physical phenomena in the light the same as produced in the dark by the mediums in their effort to prove that spirit return is true. Pitzer does not claim anything supernatural in his work. In addition to his demonstrations of the mysteries of spirit slate-writing and trumpet voices, Pitzer will answer questions pertaining to the past, present or future. Pitzer is coming to Anaheim direct from a ten-day stand in Los Angeles playing to capacity houses at the Philharmonic auditorium. If worried, believe no one but be sure to see Pitzer at the school auditorium, when he will answer that question for you. 1ST NATIONALS WIN 3 FROM SCHNEIDER'S The Kafaterias took two in three, the last by six pins, from the Holland Electrics while the First Nationals were making it three straight from Schneider's Market in the City League bowling last night. Tonight B leaguers will clash, Efker's Tigers meeting Evans' Colts and Varner's Bear Cats meeting Graham's Cubs. Thursday night Gene Murphy's Southpaws will come down for a series with the Anaheim Laundry. Scores last night: Kafaterias Shoe Store Sheridan ... 159 186 186 530 Benoke ... 120 170 120 410 Dummy ... 120 Kemper ... 157 180 457 Dummy ... 136 87 142 365 Jonkers ... 150 176 163 479 Totals ... 685 765 780 Holland Electric Co— Redding ... 175 164 142 481 Dumm ... 120 156 120 396 Pickett ... 221 153 167 541 Sparks ... 120 89 165 374 De Land ... 136 155 180 471 Totals ... 772 716 774 First National Bank— Fox ... 134 209 132 475 Hanson ... 149 134 188 471 Muckenthaler ... 181 161 170 512 Hayes ... 151 188 169 508 Smith ... 153 137 179 469 Totals ... 768 829 838 Schneider's Market— Dummy ... 134 134 132 400 Blake ... 166 187 145 498 Lazzeroni ... 147 160 168 475 Dummy ... 149 161 169 479 Dummy ... 151 161 170 492 Totals ... 747 779 784 HARLAN & COLLINS PLEASE BIG CROWD An appreciative audience greeted Messrs. Harlan & Collins of phonographic fame in their concert in the high school auditorium last evening. The introductory speeches were in charge of Mr. Wm. Reed who assisted in the evening's entertainment. Mr. Adrian active several Anahelo none w an ally J. F. on No. night b Pitzer does not claim anything supernatural in his work. In addition to his demonstrations of the mysteries of spirit slate-writing and trumpet voices, Pitzer will answer questions pertaining to the past, present or future. Pitzer is coming to Anaheim direct from a ten-day stand in Los Angeles playing to capacity houses at the Philharmonic auditorium. If worried, believe no one but be sure to see Pitzer at the school auditorium, when he will answer that question for you. ALLEGED HORSETHIEF SOUGHT IN COUNTY The sheriff's office is in receipt of a message from the sheriff of San Diego-co requesting Orange-co authorities to be on the lookout for a man named Lambert, who Sunday rented a saddle horse in San Diego and failed to return the animal to its owners. According to the report, the allegation of Firemen's carry, eight scouts each ta Ana. He was described as about 34 years old and wearing a fancy cowboy boots and a large wide somber. A reward of $20 has been offered for his arrest. SEEK TO FREE YANKS IN BERGDOLL CASE BERLIN, Feb. 1.—A new complexion has been put upon the cases of Charles Neaf of Baltimore and Frank Zimmer of Denver, who are in jail at Eberbach in connection with the attempt to seize Grover Cleveland Bergdoll by the admission of the American military authorities that the men were attached to the United States army or occupation on the Rhine. Neaf and Zimmer were still in jail at Eberbach today, but it was expected that now steps would begin augmented looking to their release. C. OF C. SECRETARY LEAVES FOR NORTH Malcom A. Fraser, secretary of the Anaheim C. of C., left this afternoon to attend the meeting of the C. of C. secretaries association, at Oakland, in session from Thursday until Saturday. Mr. Fraser will return Monday. About 150 secretaries will attend, about 50 of whom will be from So. Cal. cities. Practically every city in the state will be represented. SIX Y BOYS SCALE BALDY DESPITE SNOW Six members of the Olympic "Y" club of the First Methodist church of Santa Ana were today recounting with considerable pride their prowess in scaling Mt. Baldy. The six who went to the top of the peak were Ferris Scott, Jack Snow, Curtis Mortimer, Merritt McFarlane, "Buck" Buxton and Charles Robinson. SO. CAL, FLYER HURT IN BERLIN CRASH HARLAN & COLLIINS PLEASE BIG CROWD An appreciative audience greeted Messrs. Harlan & Collins of phonographic fame in their concert in the high school auditorium last evening. The introductory speeches were in charge of Mr. Wm. Reed who assisted in the evening's entertainment with flute and piccolo selections. Messrs. Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan sang with the Edison recreations of their voices and greatly pleased their listeners. They gave some of the favorites which have made them famous since the days of the cylinder "four-minute" records, including "The Preacher and the Bear," "Bake Dat Chicken Pie," "All Dressed Up and No Place to Go," "I'm a Twelve o'Clock Fellow in a Nine o'Clock Town" and a number of others. The stage appearance of the two artists was pleasing and they were heartily enced. Mr. Reed's flute and piccolo selections, with the Edison, were also highly pleasing, especially the number, "Charmant Olseau," by David, the flute obligato being rendered by Mr. Reed. The Edison re-creation concert was given as a courtesy to the music lovers of Anaheim by the Dunham & Knipe Co. MANY VISITORS AT BIG PACKING HOUSE An idea of the large number of tourists coming to Anaheim may be gained from the number of names signed daily at the register provided for the purpose at the big packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Asn. Below are those from outside the state who stopped there yesterday to witness the latest methods in packing Sunkist oranges: F. J. Denger, Bucyrus, O.; Lucy Andrews, Nevada, O.; L. A. Bullard and wife, Salem, Orc.; Hazel Trotter, Sioux Falls, S. D.; H. M. Ausson, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Clara Hentzen, Seward, Neb.; Mrs. R. L. Martin, Bridgeport, Neb.; Mrs. Julius L. McLeish, Allendale, Mo.; Mrs. Wellington Glenn, Grant City, Mo.; Mr. Van Wemick, Champagne, Ill.; A. T. Smith, Lansing, Mich.; J. H. Dyke, Des Molines, Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hendricks, Toledo, Q. PEETE PROSECUTION NEARS END OF CASE LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.—Nearing the completion of the prosecution's case, Dist. Atty. Woolwine today called his chief deputy, W. C. Doran, and Detective Charles A. Jones as star witnesses against Mrs. Louise. Auto Prices Here Is Your Opportunity to Teach High Grade Auto Prices That Will Make SIX Y BOYS SCALE BALDY DESPITE SNOW Six members of the Olympic "Y" club of the First Methodist church of Santa Ana were today accounting with considerable pride their prowess in scaling Mt. Baldy. The six who went to the top of the peak were Ferris Scott, Jack Snow, Curtis Mortimer, Merritt McFarlane, "Buck" Buxton and Charles Robinson. SO. CAL, FLYER HURT IN BERLIN CRASH BERLIN, Feb. 1.—Lieut. Clarence M. Cutler of Medfield, Mass., an aviator in the American army of occupation on the Rhine, was killed, and Lieut. Chester T. Dorland of San Diego was injured in an airplane accident at Irlich, near Coblenz, according to word reaching here today. MOTHER-IN-LAW JOKE IS REVERSED IN SUIT HARTLEPOOL, Eng., Feb. 1.—The mother-in-law joke was reversed when Mrs. Margaret Alderton, aged 19, brot suit in the west Hartlepool court for separation, alleging that her young husband was infatuated with her mother. POSTPONE EXECUTION LONDON, Feb. 1. The execution of Joseph Murphy, the Sinn Feiner, who was condemned to death by a British court marital for killing a British soldier while leading an attack at Cork, on Oct. 8, has been postponed to Feb. 9, it was officially announced today. CONFE RON NEW CLASS J.A. Clayes, principal of the Anaheim high school and C.C. Smith, of the Anaheim junior high school, conferred this morning relative to the 8-A class, some of the members of which will be promoted to the high school a week from Monday. ANAHEIM RANFALL 6.32 Anaheim rainfall for the season is 6.32, the week end drizzle adding .11, according to the guage at the Anaheim Sugar Co. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. PEETE PROSECUTION NEARS END OF CASE LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.—Nearing the completion of the prosecution's case, Dist. Atty. Woolwine today called his chief deputy, W.C. Doran, and Detective Charles A. Jones as star witnesses against Mrs. Louise Peete, on trial for the murder of Jacob C. Denton. Unless lengthy cross-examination interfered, Woolwine planned to close the case against Mrs. Peete today. Only seven witnesses remained to be called by the prosecution when the trial was resumed this morning. The big legal battle of the trial was expected to be precipitated when Woolwine, with Deputies Raymond L. Turney and A.H. Van Cott, called Doran to the stand to introduce the statement made by Mrs. Peete at the Glenn ranch, which is alleged to have tangled her in a "web of lies." RUNAWAY BOYS SOUGHT City Marshal Sam Jernigan of Santa Ana has received a telephone message from Chief of Police Larmer of Redlands asking him to arrest and hold Chester Bean, 14, and Theodore Pedecen, 15, runaway boys from Redlands. According to the Redlands chief of police, the two runaways are headed for Santa Ana. ADMIT BIG SMUGGLING PLOT..... 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