oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-19

News of Fullerton GLEE CLUBS GIVE MUSICAL COMEDY The combined glee clubs of the Fullerton high school presented "The Gypsy Rover," a romantic musical comedy last night under the direction of Miss Helen L. Wishard. Selections between the acts were played by the symphony orchestra club of Orange-co, under the direction of Harold Walberg. There was a good attendance. The cast of characters follow: The chorus of boys: Stanley Berkey, Ted Corecoran, Perry Callahan, Robert Goodwin, Lee O'Kelly, Gilbert McDermont, George Knight, Nathan Morse, Lloyd Scharr, Elzo Smith, Robert Stahler and Allen Yorba. The chorus of girls: Lillian Batchman, Helen Bennick, Frances Bliss, Ruby Bohanon, Bernice Carlson, Velma Cargny, Florence Chambers, Julia Culp, Lura Culp, Margaret Crisis, Louise Cullen, Julia Davis, Meriam Davis, Elvina Davignon, Helen Dressel, Ruth Goodwin, Melva Gullock, Isabelle Ginter, Reva Hawkins, Mae Horsey, Rita Hersey, Sarah Logadon, Katherine McGlimpsey, Vera McAllister, Letha Miles, Edith Melser, Esther Morris, Martha Oaks, Beatrice Proud, Myrtle Rockwell, Wilhelmina Ryan, Frances Shultz, Flora Schneider, Rose Schenider, Hazel Scherr, Esther Sparks, Gertrude Stephens, Garnette Stone, Marion Sutphon, Florence Schofield, Marjorie Travers and Ruth Wise. The children's chorus: Ruth Burkee, Jimmie Hart, Mabel Kelly, Maude McCoy, Howard Stubblefield, Mary Osborne and Amos Travis. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED DR. G. E. BAYNTON Optomctrist 223 West Center Street with JENEL BOX Phone 435 Anaheim LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" Spanish Club Of Fullerton The Spanish Club of Fullerton has directed its members now more than 60 years. The business meetings are in Spanish. The vice president retains the role and treats the program consisted of lists and clubs reading on the delivery in Spanish. In Spanish music one and the play The February was one of the first held. The consisted of the piano solos; informational plains; Jose Ro La Serenu; Edward Ford; The Ordaada; Margarete After the play played valentines. Among other included in the remainder some short pieces a stereoptic given by el s entertainment colony at La. AROUSET TO TRUST FULLERTON'S interest in the ing of oil coities, W. M., Fullerton Billing. Irwin today opposing the 2nd at its last. LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" For Sale Auto Repair Business — Well established trade showing good profit. Regular accounts. Well located. Inquire Plain Dealer FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT Lyons and Moran In "A SHOCKING NIGHT" Adults 35c; Children 15c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, Feb. 20, 21; Matinee Sunday 2:30 ONE OF THE GREAT PHOTOPLAYS "IDOLS OF CLAY" With Beautiful MAE MURRAY and DAVID POWELL Adults 28c; Children 11c Coming Next Week at Fairyland MARY BICKFORD In "THE LOVE LIGHT" Sunday, Monday, Feb. 20, 21; Matinee Sunday 2:30 ONE OF THE GREAT PHOTOPLAYS “IDOLS OF CLAY” With Beautiful MAE MURRAY and DAVID POWELL Adults 28c; Children 11c Coming Next Week at Fairyland MARY PICKFORD In “THE LOVE LIGHT” GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT: Earl Williams In ‘THE PURPLE CIPHER’ Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, February 20, 21 The Great Emotional Actress Pauline Frederick In Her Latest Production “A SLAVE OF VANITY” Adults 28c; Children 11c Tuesday and Wednesday Night, February 22, 23 TRAHERN STOCK COMPANY PRESENTS —MARY'S ANKLE— Seats on Sale at Heying's Pharmacy THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER Spanish Club Feature Of Fullerton Hi School The Spanish club organized in Fullerton H. S. last October under direction of Misses Vertress and Anderson now boasts a membership of more than 60, Mrs. A. E. Stuelke, of the H. S. publicity committee, said today. There were 38 at the first meeting of the club. The business and fun of these meetings are carried on entirely in Spanish. The officers are: Guillermo Sanchez, president; Orie Dale, vice president; and Mae Vance, secretary and treasurer. The program of each meeting has consisted of Spanish songs, by soloists and club members in chorus, the reading of Spanish selections or the delivery of an original address in Spanish, the rendering of Spanish music on various instruments, and the playing of Spanish games. The February Valentine party was one of the most successful so far held. The delightful program consisted of the following numbers: Piano Solo, Segulldilla, Miss Vertrees; Informal talk on the Philippines, Jose Rey; Duet, La Cachucha, La Serenu, Etta Odgen and Florence Ford; The Origin of the name Canada, Margaret Jones. After the program the members played valentine games. Among other things which will be included in the work of the club for the remainder of the year will be some short plays given in Spanish, a stereopticon lecture on Mexico given by el Senor Mendoza, and an entertainment given for the Mexican colony at La Habra. AROUSED OVER PLAN TO TRANSFER TAXES Fullerton people are taking great interest in the measure for the clashing of oil companies as public utilities, W. M. Irwin, secretary of the Fullerton B. of T., said this morning. Irwin today forwarded resolutions opposing the bill passed by the B. of 2 at its last meeting to the Orange Grove Friday, Feb. 25. Mr. Ford is president of the organization. The Rev. W. M. Perry, pastor of the First Baptist church of Fullerton, is also on the program and will deliver an inspirational address. It is expected that number from Fullerton will attend the meeting which will begin at 6:30 o'clock. LECTURE COURSE NUMBER On Friday evening, Feb. 25, Dr. Herbert P. Willett of the Univ. of Chicago, will deliver his lecture, "The Youth of the 20th Century," at the Fullerton high school auditorium. This address will be the fourth number-of-the-high-school entertainment course. Dr. Willett is a lecturer of national repute, having appeared in the cast for several years past. His messages are universally good, his address is pleasing and his audiences cannot help being pleased. WHITE SHRINE DEGREE There will be a special meeting of the White Shrine at the masonic temple Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock when the degree of White Shrine will be conferred. It is expected that members from all parts of the county will be present. FULLERTON DELEGATES C. H. Brueckner, E. J. Marks and Lee Potter have been appointed to represent the Fullerton post on the newly formed county council of American Legion posts. Fullerton Briefs At the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday afternoon occurred the marriage of Earl Preston Reese, of San Bernardino, and Miss Ethel Tillitt, of Del Rosa. The young couple left immediately for a visit with friends at the beaches. Mrs. H. B. Clark and Mrs. B. W. Richardson, of Glendora, were witnesses to the ceremony, which was performed by the pastor, Howard B. Clark. AUTOIST FINED $10 MAY MOTOR FORMAL OPENING NEXT WEEK Every effort is being exerted by Mr. May, manager of the Anaheim branch of the May Motor Co., Orange-co dealer for Nash and Lafayette motor cars, to render the most efficient service possible. With expert mechanics in charge and a complete equipment of parts and machinery, the service department is performing its duties with a smoothly operating organization. The salesrooms and offices already offer a very presentable appearance, yet they are far from meeting the approval of Mr. May and he is busily engaged procuring additional furnishings and completing plans so that everything will be in shape for the formal opening of the firm which will take place Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week. In addition to the offices and their fittings, large comfortable chairs have been invitingly placed about the room. Another feature is the handsomely furnished ladies' rest room. A complete showing of Nash models is ready for inspection. The specially constructed Nash chassis, with housings cut away so that all working parts are exposed, is also attracting much attention. The moving parts of this chassis are operated by an electric motor so that the functioning of all parts is easily explained. This cut-away chassis will remain on display during the days of the opening. SLOPE OF PAVEMENT RULES LIFE OF TIRE The fact that tires on the right-hand side of a car wear out faster in proportion than those on the lefthand side often puzzles motorists. The popular supposition is that this is caused by turning many corners to IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the Matter of the Petition of Ikuze Saliki to Judicially Establish the Factors and Place and Date of the Birth of Ayako Saliki. Notice of AROUSED OVER PLAN TO TRANSFER TAXES Fullerton people are taking great interest in the measure for the classing of oil companies as public utilities. W. M. Irwin, secretary of the Fullerton B. of T., said this morning. Irwin today forwarded resolutions opposing the oil passed by the B. of T. at its last meeting, to the Orange-co representatives in the general assembly. Fullerton B. of T. delegates will make an effort to have the bill unfavorably acted upon by the Associated Chambers of Orange-co Wednesday at Anaheim. The bill, if it passes, will take away one-third of the school funds of the county by diverting the taxes to the state, it is stated. The regular weekly meeting of Fullerton Post, American Legion, will be held Tuesday night. A good program is scheduled. A leak in a water main at the rear of the telephone office was discovered this morning by Superintendent Gillett of the waterworks department of Fullerton. The leak was soon mended. The employes of the Fullerton public library will observe Washington's birthday Tuesday. They will attend the Orange-co Library Club meeting at Whittier. BIBLE CLASS FAME SRREADING WIDELY The fame of the Houser Bible class is fast spreading over the state and Fullerton is coming in for its share of credit as being the home of this remarkable organization. Delegations from the So. Cal. churches have already begun to arrive in Fullerton to attend the meetings and see "how it is done." Requests are also coming in for men from the class to visit other towns and tell them the methods which have been used here to form the organization and to maintain the esprit de corps which keeps it moving and growing. Five such requests have already been received and it is known that others are coming. The Rev. John T. Houser, pastor of the local Christian church, has returned from Pomona where he attended a "congress on evangelism" composed of representatives of 85 So. Cal. churches. He was asked to give some account of the work of the Fullerton church, including the Bible class, and he was literally besieged with questions as to methods and ways of starting similar work in other places. CLASS ORCHESTRA TO FURNISH MUSIC At the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday afternoon occurred the marriage of Earl Preston Reese, of San Bernardino, and Miss Ethel Tillitt, of Del Rosa. The young couple left immediately for a visit with friends at the beacues. Mrs. H. B. Clark and Mrs. B. W. Richardson, of Glendora, were witnesses to the ceremony, which was performed by the pastor, Howard B. Clark. AUTOIST FINED $10 FOR RECKLESSNESS Found guilty of reckless driving. A. R. Morris, of Santa Ana, was fined $10 by Justice of the Peace Cox. Deputy District Attorney Mozley proved to the satisfaction of the court that Morris, while driving between Teatin and Yorba-st, turned from the right side of the road into a private driveway directly in the face of a stage from the opposite direction. To avoid collision the state driver, F. W. Stafford, ran his machine off the right side and crossed the private driveway just ahead of the Morris car, which was making a sharp turn to the left. Before Stafford could stop the stage, which was loaded with passengers, it ran into an orchard and stalled in the mud. —LADIES! Have you ever heard of NOURISHINE? It cleanses the scalp, removes dandruff, promotes growth of the hair, prevents its falling and restores original color to gray hair. Just think of it! "No more grey or faded hair!" yet NOURISHINE is not a dye.$1.25 per bottle. NOURISHINE MFG. CO., 630 Security Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. —Anahiem Post No. 72, American Legion Dance every Friday. Pressell's Hall, Anahiem. —Dr. C. S. O'Toole, Physician and Surgeon. Phone: Residence 546; Office 569 WANTED —To buy, lease, or rent Auto Repair Shop; or rent building for garage. —Address 'W,' Box 300, Plain Dealer. SHOP OF PAVEMENT RULES LIFE OF TIRE The fact that tires on the right-hand side of a car wear out faster in proportion than those on the lefthand side often puzzles motorists... The popular supposition is that this is caused by turning many corners to IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the Matter of the Pettition of Huska Salki to indulently establish the Petsition and Place and Date of the Birth of Ayako Salki. Notice of Time and Place of Hearing Petition to Judicially Establish the Facts of Date and Place of Birth of Ayako Salki. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the petition of Ikuzo Salki to establish the birth of Ayako Salki and for its place and date of birth, will be heard at the hour of 10 A.M. on the 25th day of February, 1921, at the Court Room of Department 1 of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. J. M. BACKS, Clerk. Let the above notice be given by publication pursuant to law. Dated this 11th day of February, 1921. Z. B. WEST, Judge of the Superior Court. Attorneys for Pettition. Pub. Feb. 12, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23. CLASS ORCHESTRA TO FURNISH MUSIC The class orchestra will furnish instrumental music at the Houser Bible class Sunday which is Long Beach day. L. O. Culp will present some timely topics and John T. Houser will talk on the wice and foolish virgins. Billy Wickett will lead in singing and C. C. Chapman will preside. Visitors last Sunday included: W. F. Karriger, J. W. Keller, R. W. Gillis, E. C. Gravett, R. Pritchard, F. R. Sterry, F. F. Reld, L. S. Randall, J. S. Darlington, Frank Ruble, W. E. Kerr, Mel Salveson, W. C. Sterritt, Eugene Todd, W. Reynolds, Dale Moore, Wm. Garrick, Dean Ralks, A. T. Williamson, W. Hill, Ed L. Jones, R. F. Brown, Homer L. Hostetter, P. E. Stanton, E. G. Adams, A. F. Coltrim, L. K. Thornton, C. McCulloch, E. E. Robb, W. Merritt, Paul M. Dowilling, L. A. Fordham, Roy A. Fordham, Lloyd S. Fuller, John McB. Robertson, R. J. Starbuck, L. E. Neely, Lyman D. Sherwood, J. W. McCormack. OIL WORKER HELD FOR WIFE BEATING Ronald B. Parker, an oil worker, was arrested by Ed Thwing, city marshal, yesterday on the charge of wife beating. She said he beat her up so she reported it to the officers then went home to her mother in El Segundo. Parker’s bull was fixed at $200 and preliminary hearing placed for Friday before Judge French. YOUNG PEOPLE’S MEETING Alvin L.* Ford, of Fullerton, will preside at a meeting of the Young People's Societies of the southern section of the Santa Ana Valley Baptist association to be held with the First Baptist church of Garden Best Fruit Land 40 Acres---Creation Located 31-2 M SAN BERK Will Be Sold at Auction Tuesday —20 acres in orchard—2375 6-year old trees. to 20 tons of olives, 20 acres in heavy cover crops planted to potatoes. —Absolute ownership in artesian well and 30 100 inches. 4000 ft. 10 inch steel pipe line with and more than can be used. —Paved roads, electric lights, phones, free ice drive to San Bernardino. —This 40 acres will pay entire purchase price man stay on the job. DON'T MISS THIS —Sale takes place Tuesday, February 22nd, —From San Bernardino drive north on E. st. Sterling Ave., north 12 mile to ranch. —Highland-San Bernardino Bus Line, off at ling. —Additional Information on request. DEALER MOR FORMAL NEXT WEEK is being exerted by giver of the Anaheim May Motor Co., Orfor Nash and Lafayto render the most possible. With exin charge and a comt of parts and maservice department is utilies with a smoothorganization. and offices already resentable appearance, car from meeting the May and he is busicuring additional furcompleting plans so will be in shape for opening of the firm take place Thursday, saturday of next week. to the offices and large comfortable been invitingly placed ... Another feature is furnished ladies' showing of Nash moder inspection. The speeded Nash chassis, with away so that all workexposed, is also atattention. The movlis chassis are operatric motor so that the all parts is easily excut-away chassis will play during the days the right is incorrect. The fact is that the increased wear is acutally caused by the pitch of the road, which throws more of the car on the fight side than the left. The round of the road from curb to curb is far more important in determining the sequence in which tires normally wear out—right rear, left rear, right front, left front—than is guiter wear and abrasions from grinding on pavements. The slope of the road causes the right rear tire to carry more weight than the left rear tire. Thus the right rear wears the faster of the two. The right front also will wear more rapidly than the left front, for the same reason. However, as the left rear wheel receives a driving pull while the right front does not, it will wear the fast- OF PEP AT THE SUNDAY DANCES SEAL BEACH PAVILION EVERY SUNDAY 7 TO 11:30 P.M. CASE'S MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Investments Securities Stocks and Bonds LIFE OF TIRE that tires on the rightcar wear out faster in those on the lefthand zzles motorists. The position is that this is making many corners to PRIOR COURT OF THE ORANGE STATE CALIFORNIA. of the Petition of Ikuzo identically establish the Place and Date of the ake Saikl. Notice of Place of Hearing Pediidentically establish the state and Place of Birth Saikl. HEREBY GIVEN. That Ikuzo Saikl to establish ake Saikl and for insurity to establish the facts, of birth, will be heard 10 A. M. on the 25th day 1921, at the Court Room 1 of the Superior Court of California, in and for Orange. J. M. BACKS, Clerk. The notice be given by assumption to law. 14th day of February, Z. B. WEST, of the Superior Court. LORT. for Petitioner. 14, 16, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21. Investments Securities Stocks and Bonds C. C. Sidman 314 First National Bank Building —Phone 210— Are you Insured? It's an old saying which goes something like You don't miss the water until the well runs applicable this is to Fire Insurance. You appreciate the value of such insurance until buildings burn down. Particularly is this true event everything you possess in this wellworld is contained within their walls. Risk your all when for a few dollars you can shift the burden of responsibility to our shoulders? Delay? Tomorrow you may be 'out of luck.' Fire insurance is one of the cheapest things you buy today. Why hesitate? Nathan R. Moore INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 109 E, Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Phone 1 Nathan R. Moore INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 109 E, Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Phone 1 Fruit Land in the State ---Cream of the Valley Located 3 1-2 Miles Northeast of BEN BERNARDINO at AUCTION Tuesday, Feb. 22nd, at 2 P. M. 55 6-year old trees. Estimated crop last year 125 tons peaches, 15 tons in heavy cover crop to be plowed under—expect 2500 sacks if artesian well and 30 h. p. electric pumping plant. Capacity over steel pipe line with outlets 400 ft. apart. This is very cheap water lights, phones, free ice, grocery and bread delivery. Only 12 minutes utire purchase price above expenses in 3 years, by having a good DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY February 22nd, at 2 p. m. Drive north on E. street to Base Line. East on Base Line 3 miles to ranch. No Bus Line, off at Sterling, north to property; P. E. car to Sterion request. C. H. O'CONNOR & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 626 Pantages Bldg., Los Angeles.