oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-24

News of Fullerton Sharpen's Judges Razor To Remain Out of Jail You have heard of a man's life hanging by a hair, but did you ever hear of a man's fate hanging on a razor blade? Well, that is just what happened in Judge French's court this morning. Whether D. H. Lucrec, of Los Angeles, should or should not go to jail depended upon his ability to sharpen the judge's razor. He had been picked up yesterday by a member of the Fullerton police department when he ran on sight without Bessica F. Raiche, M. D. Specializing Obstetrics and Diseases of Women 217; 218 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 649; Anaheim' Hours 1 to 4, and by appointment. FULLERTON PLANNING SPRING B. B. TRIP The San Bernardino high school, the Sherman Indians and other baseball teams in So Calif., will have an opportunity this spring to cross bats with the local baseball team if plans now being made by Coach "Shorty" Smith do not fall thru. The trip will be made during the spring at "Earlier" vacation, which will extend from April 2 to 11. The league season begins March 15 when Huntington Beach plays at Fullerton. Analecim plays at Fullerton March 25. Fullerton plays at Orange April 15. FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT—LAST NIGHT OUR BIG SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK Mary Pickford in “THE LOVE’LIGHT” Adults 28e, 39e; Children 17e Friday, February 25th TONIGHT—LAST NIGHT OUR BIG SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK Mary Pickford in “THE LOVE’LIGHT” Adults 28c; 39c; Children 17c Friday, February 25th OUR VAUDEVILLE NIGHT ACTS FIRST CLASS VAUDEVILLE From the Levy Circuit “The Midlanders” From the Absorbing, Popular Novel by Char. Teeney Jackson, with the Princess Charming BESSIE LOVE Adults 28c; Children 17c GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT ‘White Youth’ Featuring Edith Roberts Adults 28c; Children 11c Friday, February 25th SESSUE HAYAKAWA in “LI TING LANG” Adults 28c; Children 11c AHLSWEDE'S 175 West Center Street Next Special Values for Saturday and the Following Week. Y These Items Priced at a Great Saving AHLSWEDE'S 175 West Center Street Next Special Values for Saturday and the Following Week. Y These Items Priced at a Great Saving We Give J.M. Green Trading Stamp Each 10c Purchase Play Suits Children's play suits, 4 to 9 years. Made of heavy blue Denim, red trimmed. Special— $1.00 Union Suits Ladies' Union Suits, fine guaze rib, lace or tight knee, regular $1.00 value. Sizes 36 to 44. Special— 50c Hosiery Ladies' Burson Hose, hem or rib top, extra wide leg. Black or white, regular 75c; our price— 50c Children's fast black Regular 35c, our price 25c COAT HANGER Wire Coat Hangers 5c Toilet Soap Creme Oil— Palm Olive— Bath Tablets— Cocoa Crystal Castile— Pure Castile— TOILET PAIR Four Large Rolls SEEDS Plant now. Ferry garden table seeds—10c and 20c THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER and Santa Ana April 22. "April 29 is an open date, as Fullerton has no league game, but will probably play some other team. The league pennant will be played for by the two teams which stand highest at the end of the league season. It will be a case of two out of three, the game already played by the two teams to count as one of the three games. ENTERTAIN H. S. FACULTY. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Marsden, entertained members of the high school faculty with a "Destiny" party Monday night. This was very different from the usual run of parties. The invitations, written by Mrs. Marsden were in the form of old English poems. At seven o'clock about ten machines loaded with teachers, dressed in different costumes and masked, set out from the high school with Mr. Marsden's cay in the lead, carrying red lights. The machines wound in and out among the various streets of Fullerton and vicinity, and finally ended up in the hills. A very enjoyable evening was spent and toward the end of the party, the guests were presented with "gold bricks." These bricks contained daily refreshments in the form of ice cream and cake. EVANGELIST WILL SPEAK. Miss Millie Lawhead, an evangelist in the Friends' church, now holding meetings at Yorba Linda, has been seared as the morning speaker for the all-day meeting to be held at the Methodist church in Fullerton. Friday she will have her pianist and possibly her solist. The meetings being held under the leadership of the Rev. Joseph H. Smith continue in Dierest. The attendance has been encouraging. All are invited to profit by these services without regard to church or creed. Services every afternoon at 7:30 except Saturday night. M. E. CHOIR ENTERTAINED. The choir of the First Methodist church of Fullerton was entertained Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lewis, the occasion being one of unusual pleasure. BET $25 IT WASN'T ALIVE. Jess Hardy, Fullerton druggist, has been having some amusing experiences as the result of a window act he recently put on entitled "Is It Alive?" An actor, made up as an automaton, appeared in the window and there were many speculations as to whether or not it was a real man. It was a finished piece of acting. One man wanted to bet $25 it was not a man and others criticized it for not being life-like enough. It was a man who makes a business of acting such parts and he has trained himself to go two hours without winking his eyes. INCREASE SHIPMENTS. The Placeenta Orange Growers' Assn., which has been shipping from one to two cars a day over the Pacific Electric, has made arrangement to ship from three to four cars a day as long as the present good weather lasts. H. W. Warburton, Fullerton agent of the railway, stated this morning. The oranges now being shipped are navels and of good size and quality, it was stated. MEMBERSHIP CONTEST The membership contest between the Greeks and the Romans of the Houser Bible class of the First Christian church of Fullerton is progressing. The contest will last about five weeks. The losing team will be forced to set up a banquet for the winners or give them a theatre party. W. A. Moore is leader of the Greeks and G. W. Finch is leader of the Romans. "BETTER BABIES" LECTURE. "Better Babies" will be the subject of a lecture which will be delivered at the grammar school auditorium Friday, Feb. 25, at 2:30, and again at 8:30 Sata K. Wise, M. I., of San Francisco. Dr. Wise comes under the auspices into a daily publication about May 1. H. B. Thurber went to Los Angeles on business yesterday. The Placeenta Round Table club held a meeting last night. S. R. Sutherland, reality man, went to Los Angeles today on business. "My Mother," a Lifecoin picture, was shown this morning at the Fullerton grammar school auditorium. Mrs. Brophy, of Annheim, purchased one of the La Habra half-acres today through S. R. Sutherland, reality man. She expects to build on the property. "Who's Who in Fullerton," moving pictures of the Houser Bible class and its officers were shown last night at the Italio theatre and will be shown again tonight. The Fullerton Woman's club met yesterday afternoon and last night at the She will have her plantat and possibly her sonst. The meetings being held under the leadership of the key, Joseph H. Smith continue in Interest. The attendance has been encouraging. All are invited to profit by these services without regard to church or creed. Services every afternoon at 7:30 except Saturday night. M. E. CHOIR ENTERTAINED. The choir of the First Methodist Church of Fullerton was entertained Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lewis the occasion being one of unusual pleasure. After a short chair practice the guests made their own tally cards the George Washington motel being worked out in an artistic manner. A game of "Travel" also provided much amusement and entertainment. Delightful refreshments of sandwiches, salad, cake and chocolate were served later in the evening. About 36 were present. CHICAGO BOYS GO TO JAIL. Frank Becker and J.W. Palton, boys from Chicago, seeing the country via the side-door mailman, were arrested near the Santa Fe station in Fullerton yesterday afternoon and halted before Judge French on the charge of trespassing. The judge declared their sightseeing tour would not be complete without a 20 days' vacation at the Orange-co jail, and gave each of them this sentence. They were picked up by Joe Marillo, of the Fullerton police force, and Fred Volmer, of Los Angeles. CONVERSIES WITH LOWDEN. J. Charles Thamer attended the Iowa picnic in Los Angeles Tuesday and says it was impossible to find a place to park within four blocks of Lincoln park. Mr. Thamer had a short talk with Governor Lowden, whom he knew in Chicago in "the good old days." He congratulated Mr. Lowden on side-stepping the cabinet and taking a vacation. The governor replied that he is feeling for from well and a cabinet job in the new administration would probably be too strenuous for him. Mr. and Mrs. George Esmay also attended. PLAN BUSINESS BUILDING. Several applicants for office and retail space for a proposed new block on E Amerige-st. Fullerton were in evidence yesterday. The new structure is being sponsored by Pete Schuur. Bouster Bible class of the First Christian church of Fullerton is progressing. The contest will last about five weeks. The losing team will be forced to set up a banquet for the winners or give them a theatre party. W.A. Moore is leader of the Greeks and G.W. Finch is leader of the Romans. "BETTER BABIES" LECTURE. "Betty Babies" will be the subject of a lecture which will be delivered at the grammar school auditorium Friday, Feb 25, at 2:30, and again at 8 by Sara K. Wise, M.D., of San Francisco. Dr. Wise comes under the auspices of the local W.C.T.U. and her work is in the interest of parenthood, youth and better babies. No admission will be charged, but a silver offering will be taken. DEFEAT SHERMANN INDIANS The Fullerton High School girls' team defeated the Sherman Indians in a return basketball game yesterday afternoon by a score of 22 to 9. The Fullerton girls also won the first game. Fullerton Briefs The Fullerton News is announcing its edition today that it will be ex- St. Ann's Inn DINNER DANCE SATURDAY EVENING CUISINE UNEXCELLED Here J. & P. Coats Spool now 5c 10c Box Hair P now 2 for 15c Pearl Buttons, 10c w 35c Women's Stoo now 15c There are lots of Reagardless of Cost as Stoo The V 152 West Center Street EDE'S Next to Post Office Following Week. You Will Find Great Saving including Stamps With purchase children's fast black Hose, 6 to 10. regular 35c, our price pair— 25c COAT HANGERS Wire Coat Hangers, 10c grade 5c Toilet Soap Sale Gine Oil— Olive— Tablets— Crystal Castile— Castile— Special 3 for 25c TOILET PAPER Large Rolls ... 25c SEEDS At now, Ferry garden and vegeseeds—10c and 20c. EDE'S Newest Art Over Stuffed of Luxurious Comare being offered in our display in suites and in tapest r Add a table, an artistic lamp or two, rich rugs, you will be surprised at the home-like atmosphere STROUP-H FURNITURE Where Quality is higher than DEALER daily publication about er went to Los Angeles today. Round Table club held night. reality man, went today on business. Lincoln picture, was coming at the Fullerton auditorium. of Annheim, purchased Habra half-heres today herland, reality man. She bid on the property. in Fullerton," moving Houser Bible class and are shown last night at atre and will be shown Woman's club met yearon and last night at the Fullerton grammar school auditorium. A good program was rendered. P.T. A members were guests. A. J. Clancy, recently of El Centro, where he was in the bakery business several years announced today that he would open a National Electric bakery at the Grocereria across from the Historic theatre on No. Spadra-rd within a few days. He will handle not only bread, but every kind of cake and pastry that is handled in Los Angeles. Fullerton business men and citizens will be glad to welcome a new bakery which will do much towards keeping Fullerton money in Fullerton. Mr. Clancy disposed of his business in El Centro in January. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Dance at Olinda Thursday. Anahelm Post No. 72, American Legion Dance every Friday. Presell's Hall, Anahhelm. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad Benner Sheet Metal Works Rear 219 S. Lemon Street Phone 348W— Leaders, Gutters, Skylights, Job-bing and Soldering of Al Kinds The Variety Store Stock of rockery, Chinaware, Toys and Notions Now Being Sold at Very Low Prices to Close Out at Once and Notions Now Being Sold at Very Low Prices to Close Out at Once Here Are a Few of Them: & P. Coats Spool Cotton now 5c 50c Toys now 25c 15c Writing Tablets 10c 10c Box Hair Pins now 2 for 15c 50c Women’s Jersey Vests 25c 20c Crochet Cotton 10c All Colors rl Buttons, 10c value - 5c Plain and Fancy Glass Tumblers 5c Women’s Stockings 6 for 25c now 15c 50c Enamel Ware now 25c There are lots of Real Bargains—In fact the New Owner Is Selling Reless of Cost as Stock Must be Disposed of in a Hurry! The Variety Store West Center Street Anaheim, Calif. Newest Arrivals in Stuffed Furniture Curious Comfort and Beauty play in suites and individual pieces in rich shades of velours and tapestries. up or two, rich rugs with just the right touch of harmony and home-like atmosphere you have created in your home. GROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY Quality is higher than price - ANHEIM