oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-28

News of Fullerton VOLUMES READY AT FULLERTON LIBRARY New books ready for circulation at the Fullerton Public Library have been announced by Miss Minnie Maxwell, Librarian, as follows: New Pictuion—De Foreak; A Short History of Art, Crathorne; The Mystery of Mutter and Energy; recent progress as to the structure of matter, Dyke, Automobile and Gasoline Engine Encyclopedia, 1920 edition, Fraser & Jones, Motor Vehicles and Their Engines, latest edition; a practical handbook on the care, repair and management of motor trucks and automobiles, Glain, The Machinist's Blue Book; a practical handbook for mechanics, Harrow, From Newton to Elmstein; changing conceptiona of the universe, O'Shaughnessy; Intimate Pages of Mexican History; vivid and true pictures of Mexican conditions as seen by a diplomat's wife, Palmer, Practical Mathmatics for Home Study; being the essentials of arithmetic, geometry, algebra and trigonometry, Schlick, Space and Time in Contemporary Physics, Stoddard, The Rising Tide of Color Against White World Supremacy; the author 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. Fiction—Barcynska, Ross o' the Sea, Carswell, Open the Door, Day, All-Wool Morrison; novel of the north country, Durkin, Heart of Cherry McBain; a romance of the Canadian frontiers, Gibbon, The Conquering Heres; another story of ranch life in Canada, Hofman, Lindy Lloyd; a tale of the mountains; Kirby, The Adorable Dreamer, Porter, Egan; story of a returned soldier and how he regained his place against business trickery, Smith, Agatha's Aunt; a wholesome and amusing story, Wylie, Children of Storm. Juvenile Books—Canfield, The Refugee Family; story of a French family during the German occupation of Northern France, Carvel Davy and the Goblin, Colum, The Girl Who Sat by the Ashes, Eastman, Indian Legends retold. Fillmore, Czechoslovak Fairy Tales, Meiklejohn, The Cart of Many Colors, Pyle, The Wonder Clock, Schultz, The Dreadful River-Cave. ENDEAVOR SOCIAL The Intermediate Endeavor Society of the Christian church had a social at the church parlor Friday night. The following program was rendered. Piano solo, Ripple Landreth; reading. Bobby Anderson; duet Bernice Griffith and Geraldine Jenks; duet, Paulline and Paul Knett poem, Audrey Reeve; piano solo, Davis Tenant; poem, Bernice Griffin. Light refreshments were served. GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT “The Fatal Hour” Featuring Thomas W. Ross, Wilfred Lytell, Gladys Coburn, Thea Talbot and Other Famous Stars Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Tuesday, Wednesday, March 1st, 2nd The TRAHERN STOCK COMPANY Presenta “FACING THE MUSIC” Seats on sale at Heying’s Drug Store FAIRLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT WILLIAM FARNUM In “IF I WERE KING” Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, March 1, 2, 3 WILLIAM DE MILLE’S PRODUCTION “MidSummer Madness” "Mid-Summer Madness" A Vibrant Story of Human Love, Featuring Lila Lee, Lois Wilson, Conrad Nagel and Jack Holt Adults 25c, 35c; Loges 50c; Children 15c; Plus War Tax Also Who's Who in Anaheim TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Something New DO YOU KNOW YOUR FRIENDS? $35 in Cash Prizes given to the successful ones guessing the names of the Anaheim people shown in the picture DON'T MISS THIS—IT'S GOOD Secure Guessing Slips at Door THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER PLAYING AT FAIRYLAND THEATRE TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. CENTER TO DISCUSS LEGISLATION, TAXES GARDEN GROVE, Feb. 27. "Legislation and Taxation" will be the special feature at the Farm Center meeting Monday night. The King tax bill, the mutual telephone bill and fertilizer act will be discussed. A special musical program will be rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Irvine German. The V. M. C. A. boys enjoyed a winter bake at Seal Beach last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knapp entertained the following at dinner Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson, Miss Elli Horstman and Mrs. C. Campbell and daughter, Miss Agnes of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. German, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. German and little son, and Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Winters and little son. Mr. and Mrs. George Reyburn entered the grammar school teachers at their home last Thursday. A very enjoyable evening was passed, after which refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. H. A. Lake, C. A. Emerson, C. K. Lee, Milo Allen, W. R. Aldrich, Clarence Crossby and Claud Crosby attended the Associated Chamber of Commerce or Orange-co banquet and meeting at the Mesonic temple in Anaheim Wednesday night. J. G. Allen, Mrs. Dora Rosaman, Mr. and Mrs. Spindler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sugamota, Mrs. Amy Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Allen and little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dozier and son Bobble, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crossby, Mrs. P. M. Magnusson and Mr., Mrs. Will Schnitzger motored to San Bernardino to the orange show Thursday. Leclair Dosier is recovering from having his tonals removed. This is the second operation the little fellow had. PLENTY OF ACTION ON Athletic Card From present indications it looks as if there was going to be plenty of action on the next card to be staged at the Delhi Athletic club. Boy Ellis, matchmaker, has completed arrangements for four of the bouts on Thursday night program. FRIEND SAVES ROSS FROM TRIP TO JAIL "A friend in need is a friend indeed," so 'tis said, and Fred Rose found it to be true in his case when he was pulled off a freight train at Fullerton by Joe Marillo, deputy marshal, who, roughly speaking, is the deuce on hoboes. Thirty days in the county jail at Santa Ana starred him in the face, because he had not the wherewithal to pay his way to Los Angeles. Then an old friend "just happened to drop in," and Mr. Rose got a hearty meal and a free ride to Los Angeles. Joe Donfin, caught sleeping in a box car, was not so fortunate. He was given 30 nights free lodging at the county jail. URGE SHIPMENT OF FRUIT FROM HARBOR Stimulated by two recent developments that are of the utmost importance to the lemon industry in So Calif., the suggestion made by Orange-co harbor boosters that citrus associations in this section establish their own line of steamers to ply out of Newport has gained tremendous impetus the last few days. The two developments were first, conclusive proof by actual test that water shipments of citrus fruits to the Atlantic seaboard could be successfully made and, second, the reduction on water rates on lemons, Los Angeles to New York, from $1.05 per hundred to 70 cents per hundred- NEWLYWED PINCHED FOR SPEEDING AUTO Wow! Please remit! How would you like to be pinched on your honey moon when you were just trying out your new car for your bride? Just a little hard luck, of course, but that is just what happened to J.C. Harris, Fullerton newlywed, who was returning from a week's honeymoon at Coronado last night. Mr. Harris was "showing off" his driving ability and the speeding of his car to his bride at the rate of 43 miles an hour in San Diego-co when all of a sudden a motor cop ordered him to "stop!" He did, but was released on a ball of $10, which he will forfeit. JONES GIVE CARD PARTY One of the most charming social events of the season was a card party given Friday evening at the beautiful ranch home of Col. and Mrs. J. E. Jones, on S. Spadra; by Mrs. J. E. Jones, Mrs. Clifford Jones and Mrs. Raymond Jones. Those present were Mrs. E. K. Benchley, Mrs. E. J. Marks, Mrs. G. W. Finch, Mrs. Clyde Crandall, Mrs. Will Benchley, Mrs. Robert L. Ware, Mrs. Frank Benchley, Mrs. F. C. Krause, Mrs. Robert Strain, Mrs. Walter Skillman, Mrs. Howard Krause, Mrs. Chas Halsen, Mrs. A. H. T. Osborne, Mrs. C. S. Moore, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Clyde Kelly, Mrs. Daimon, Mrs. Hollister, Mrs. Al Smith, Mrs. Art Kelly, Mrs. Dale King, Mrs. Jack Hatherly, and Mrs. Taylor Jacobsen, Mrs. Robert Strain won first prize. STANDARD OIL HAS EXHIBIT AT LIBRARY The Standard Oil Co., has placed in the Fullerton Public Library a very interesting and instructive exhibit on the oil industry. This exhibit has been prepared by the bureau of visual instruction of the Univ. of Calif., and is so arranged that by a few minutes study of its charts and pictures one can learn much of the various phases of the oil business. The exhibit will be at the library about ten days. The library has a growing collection of the best and most up-to-date books to be found treating of various phases of the oil industry, Miss Minnie Maxwell, librarian, said this morning. FULLERTON LEGION Be pulled off a freight train at Fullerton by Joe Marillo, deputy marshal, who, roughly speaking, is the deuce on hoboes. Thirty days in the county jail at Santa Ana starched him in the face, because he had not the wherewithal to pay his way to Los Angeles. Then an old friend "just happened to drop in," and Mr. Rose got a hearty meal and a free ride to Los Angeles. Joe Donlin, caught sleeping in a box car, was not so fortunate. He was given 30 nights free lodging at the county jail. NEWLYWED PINCHED FOR SPEEDING AUTO Wow! Please remit! How would you like to be pinched on your honey moon when you were just trying out your new car for your bride? Just a little hard luck, of course, but that is just what happened to J.C. Harris, Fullerton newlywed, who was returning from a week's honeymoon at Coronado last night. Mr. Harris was "showing off" his driving ability and the speeding of his car to his bride at the rate of 43 miles an hour in San Diego-co when all of a sudden a motor cop ordered him to "stop!" He did, but was released on a ball of $10, which he will forfeit. JONES GIVE CARD PARTY One of the most charming social events of the season was a card party given Friday evening at the beautiful ranch home of Col. and Mrs. J. E. Jones, on S. Spadra; by Mrs. J. E. Jones, Mrs. Clifford Jones and Mrs. Raymond Jones. Those present were Mrs. E. K. Benchley, Mrs. E. J. Marks, Mrs. G. W. Finch, Mrs. Clyde Crandall, Mrs. Will Benchley, Mrs. Robert L. Ware, Mrs. Frank Benchley, Mrs. F. C. Krause, Mrs. Robert Strain, Mrs.Walter Skillman, Mrs.Howard Krause, Mrs.Charas Halsen,Mrs.A.H.T.Osborne,Mrs.C.S.Moore,Mrs.Jones,Mrs.ClydeKelly,Mrs.Daimon,Mrs.Hollister,Mrs.AlSmith,MrsArtKelly,Mrs.DaleKing,Mrs.JackHatherly,andMrs.TaylorJacobsen,Mrs.RobertStrainwonfirstprize. STANDARD OIL HAS EXHIBIT AT LIBRARY The Standard Oil Co., has placed in the Fullerton Public Library a very interesting and instructive exhibit on the oil industry. This exhibit has been prepared by the bureau of visual instruction of the Univ.of Calif., and is so arranged that by a few minutes study of its charts and pictures one can learn much of the various phases of the oil business. The exhibit will be at the library about ten days. The library has a growing collection of the best and most up-to-date books to be found treating of various phases of the oil industry, Miss Minnie Maxwell, librarian, said this morning. FULLERTON LEGION Be pulled off a freight train at Fullerton by Joe Marillo, deputy marshal, who, roughly speaking, is the deuce on hoboes. Thirty days in the county jail at Santa Ana starched him in the face, because he had not the wherewithal to pay his way to Los Angeles. Then an old friend "just happened to drop in," and Mr. Rose got a hearty meal and a free ride to Los Angeles. Joe Donlin, caught sleeping in a box car, was not so fortunate. He was given 30 nights free lodging at the county jail. NEWLYWED PINCHED FOR SPEEDING AUTO Wow! Please remit! How would you like to be pinched on your honey moon when you were just trying out your new car for your bride? Just a little hard luck, of course, but that is just what happened to J.C. Harris, Fullerton newlywed, who was returning from a week's honeymoon at Coronado last night. Mr. Harris was "showing off" his driving ability and the speeding of his car to his bride at the rate of 43 miles an hour in San Diego-co when all of a sudden a motor cop ordered him to "stop!" He did, but was released on a ball of $10, which he will forfeit. JONES GIVE CARD PARTY One of the most charming social events of the season was a card party given Friday evening at the beautiful ranch home of Col., and Mrs.J.E.Jones on S.Padra; by Ms.J.E.Jones,mrs.Clifford Jones and mrs.Raymond JonesThose present were Mrs.E.K.Benchley,Mrs.E.J.Marks,Mrs.G.W.Finch,Mrs.ClydeCrandall,Mrs.WillBenchley,Mrs.RobertL.Ware,Mrs.F.C.Krause,Mrs.RobertStrain,mrs.WalterSkillman,mrs.HowardKrause,mrs.CharasHalsen,mrs.A.H.T.Osborne,Mrs.C.S.Moore,Mrs.Jones,Mrs.ClydeKelly,mrs.Daimon,mrs.Hollister,mrs.AlSmith,mrsArtKelly,mrs.DaleKing,mrs.JackHatherly,andmrs.TaylorJacobsen,Mrs.RobertStrainwonfirstprize. STANDARD OIL HAS EXHIBIT AT LIBRARY The Standard Oil Co., has placed in the Fullerton Public Library a very interesting and instructive exhibit on the oil industryThis exhibit has been prepared by the bureau of visual instruction of the Univ.of Calif., and is so arranged that by a few minutes study of its charts and pictures one can learn much of the various phases of the oil business. The exhibit will be at the library about ten days. The library has a growing collection of the best and most up-to-date books to be found treating of various phases of the oil industry,Miss Minnie Maxwell.librarian,said this morning. FULLERTON LEGION Be pulled off a freight train at Fullerton by Joe Marillo, deputy marshal who, roughly speaking, is the deuce on hoboesThirty days in the county jail at Santa Ana starched him in the face,because he had not the wherewithal to pay his way to Los AngelesThen an old friend "just happened to drop in," and Mr.Rose got a hearty meal and a free ride to Los Angeles. Joe Donlin,caught sleeping in a box car,the was not so fortunate.His given 30 nights free lodging atthe county jail. NEWLYWED PINCHED FOR SPEEDING AUTO Wow! Please remit! How would you like to be pinched on your honey moon when you were just trying out your new car for your bride? Just a little hard luck,kof coursebut that is just what happened to J.C.Harris,Fullerton newlywedwho was returning from a week's honeymoonatCoronado last night. Mr.Harris was "showing off" his driving ability and the speeding of his car to his bride at the rate of 43 miles an hour in San Diego-co when all of a sudden a motor cop ordered him to "stop!"He didbutwas released ona ballof$10whichhewillforfelt. JONES GIVE CARD PARTY One of the most charming social events of the season was a card party given Friday evening at the beautiful ranch home of Col.,and Mrs.J.E.Jones on S.Padra;by Ms.J.E.Jones,mrs.Clifford Jones and mrs.Raymond JonesThose present were Mrs.E.K.Benchley,Mrs.E.J.Marks,Mrs.G.W.Finch,Mrs.ClydeCrandall,Mrs.WillBenchley,Mrs.RobertL.Ware,Mrs.F.C.Krause,Mrs.RobertStrain,mrs.WatertoEastwithaniresuccess. "Developments ofthe past few weeks controversywhatI have heard numerous times inthe pastthat it impossibleto shipcitrus fruitsbywater,saidLynnL.Shaw,mainoftheOrangecountyharbor commission,today."Uptoa few weeksagowe could do nothingbyaskour opponentswhy;ifwater shipmentswerenota success,howwaspossiblefortheSliciliantogethislemonstotheNew YorkandotherAtlanticcoastsports.Noweventhisirrefutableargumentisno longernecessary,forso.Callff.shippershavethemselvesproventhattheycanshipcitrusfruitsbywatertotheEastwithentiresuccess. "There still remainshowever,a certain numberofpersons."Shawcontinued,"whoassertthatevenaftertheorangesandlemonsareshippedtoAtlanticcoastpointsthereremainsthe necessityofshippingthemtotheInlandcitiesbyrailThisistrue enough.Atthe sametimehowever.itmustnotbeoverlookedthatforeigneriscompelledtoretsoilathairshipmentstogettoChicago,ClevelandandotherMiddleWesterncities." "The thingfortheCaliforniacitrusgrowertodoisgethisproducttotheAtlanticcoastportsIfhecandothisatvirtuallythesamecostasdoestheforeigner,thetwowillthusbeonanefaulting." "Orangecounty'sharboroffersagoldenopportunity.Thethingtodoisto strikewhiletheirishot.UnlessthecitrusgrowersofthiscountytakeactionatonceandpreparedtoprofitwhentheharborisreadySanPedrowillpreparetocontheentirewatershipmentsofcitrusfruits." DEPTH OF BEACH WELLS Standard No.3...Cemented 2750 FULLERTON LEGION PLAYS BASKETBALL The Fullerton Post of the American Legion will place its basketball team against the team of the Huntington Beach Post of the Legion tomorrow, it was announced today. Fullerton Briefs Rev. John T. Houser, pastor of the First Christian church of Fullerton, will deliver an address at the Father and Son banquet at Garden Grove tomorrow. The Woman's Missionary society of the First Christian church of Fullerton will meet at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. N. Frank Morris. The Fullerton Men's League will hold a banquet at the parlor of the First Christian church of Fullerton on Wednesday evening. Prof. Shepherd, of Pomona college, will be the principal speaker. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stuelke, Miss Meda Stuelke and Mrs. J. H. Bentley, of town, went to the orange show at San Bernardino yesterday. Work will begin tomorrow on a new stage, 35x14 feet, at the Rialto theatre. The picture of the Fullerton Bible class taken on "ladies day" was shown yesterday at the meeting of the Houser Bible class. Mary E. Coons, notary public, 207 E. Center St., Phone 114. Others may try to initiate the Fagcol traction system, but there's only one gonlinne lagcal Tractor, durable, clean and easy riding. Annheim Motor Co., agents. Wittman, promoter Specialist. Job Printing in the Plain Dealer. DEPTH OF BEACH WELLS Standard No. 3 ... Cemented 2750 No. 5 ... Cemented 2850 No. 6 ... Cemented 2500 No. 7 ... Cemented 2080 No. 8 ... Cemented 1750 Bolisa 1 ... Cemented 2400 Bolisa 2 ... Cemented 500 Bolisa 3 ... Cemented 2000 Surf ... Cemented 3800 Torrancee ... Cemented 2100 Jones Community ... Cemented 2100 Amalgamated 1 ... Cemented 2650 2 ... Cemented 2250 Fowler ... Cemented 2884 Union Newland ... Cemented 4400 Copeland Community ... Cemented 2550 Petroleum Midway—Hottel ... Cemented 2835 Walker Community ... Cemented 2173 Warner ... Cemented 1000 Eddystone ... Cemented 2700 Republic Petroleum ... Cemented 2897 West Whittler ... Skidding Derrick Texcal Oil Co ... Cemented 1750 Mid-Central ... Cemented 4110 Venture Oil ... Cemented 3550 State Consolidated ... Cemented 2900 Vista Del Mar ... Cemented 2170 Mille-Keck ... Cemented 2590 Belle of Monlebello ... Cemented 150 Huntington Central...Cemented 1887 J. T. Hurst and Associates...Cemented 500 Producing Wells, Standard Oil Co. Production Depth A-1 ... 40 bbls. 2450 A-2 ... 250 bbls. 2460 A-4 ... 1500 bbls. 2130 B-1 ... 825 bbls. 2550 Total ... 2615 REVOLT OF SOVIET RUSSIA REPORTED LONDON, Feb. 28. According to the Graphic, Soviet Russia is undergoing a serious internal revolution, due to the increasing dissatisfaction of the Russian people. Several years ago Professor Walter Athecarn of Boston University published a programme of religious education for the entire nation which was to organize each community for religious education much after the plan of the public school supplementing the work of the local Sunday schools. His plan has been worked out pretty thoroughly in Malden, Mass., a suburban community near Boston and has since been tried out in many other places. It is known as the Malden plan and has at last been adopted by the International S. S. Association and will be made nationwide wide. It is purposeful put it on in California this year starting in Orange-co. "The plan includes several features. A council of leading citizens is formed who secure an educator to give his entire time to working on the plan. It is his duty to get back the minds of the community that total education need and is to use this council for that purpose. The council is to be incorporated and work through a Board of Religious Education which is to be co-ordained with the Board of Education in the community. This Board would work out a regular curriculum supplement the work of the Sunday schools and provide a training school for the education of teachers. The work will be done week days under the best of educational conditions." "It is likely that the whole plan will eventually call for a readjustment of the public school curriculums and time schedule but that, entirely feasible and really desirable if our American education is really meet the needs of the ongoing citizens. At the same time the plan will in no way invade the American principal of the separatism of church and state for all the work of religious education will be done apart from public funds, buildings and control." "The whole proposal is receiving careful consideration from a committee of laymen and also from committee of pastors. If it is adopted for Orange-co it will be put into operation at the beginning of the next school year." DEALER TO DISCUSS RATION, TAXES ROVE, Feb. 27.—"Legislation" will be the specat the Farm Center meetnight. The King tax bill, telephone bill and fertilizer discussed. A special musiwill be rendered by Mr. time German. C. A. boys enjoyed a weinSeal Beach last Tuesday. MURDERS WIFE WITH HATCHET AND KNIFE NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 28. — The body of Mrs. Jennie Waskey was found on the floor of the kitchen at her home here today with the throat cut, the head battered and the body hacked. A hatchet and a carving knife were found beside the body. In the living room the woman's husband, Anthony, was found with a knife wound in his stomach. "I killed her; you can now kill me; it was all my fault," he said before losing consciousness. NEW "SIAMESE TWINS" NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—Declared by leading physicians and surgeons in Europe to be the most perfect example of so-called "Siamese twins," Josefa Blazek and her widowed sister, Rosas Blazed, have been brought to this country from their home in Bohemia. —No other tractor at any price can ge; you the clean, dustless and easy riding features except the patented Pageol Tractor. Anaheim Motor Co. agents. "AT YOUR SERVICE" FOR RE-CORING All Types Truck, Tractor and Automobile Radiators FOR REPAIRING Radiators—Bodies—Fenders—Tanks—Etc. Phone 25G for our Service Car: Liberty Radiator & Fender Co. 129 N. Lemon St. Anaheim LOUIS DANZ THINK OF MUSIC Made-to-Order —In planning new home arrangements per- Made-to-Order —In planning new home arrangements perhaps there is a corner that needs some special piece of furniture that you require. —We can make it to your exact need. Fullerton Cabinet Works Military Strap Pumps Black Brown —Soft kid with flexible soles. They're new and smart looking. All sizes. Special $5.48 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center Street Anaheim, California Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center Street Anaheim, California CHEVROLET —Actions speak louder than words to indicate the worth of a motor car. —More than half a million people have purchased Chevrolet cars. And more Chevrolets are sold than ever before. —The appearance of the Chevrolet “Four-Ninety” models suggests performance. —Its balanced construction insures economy and reliability of operation, together with riding comfort and long service. Teggart Motor Co. ANAHEIM PHONE 490