oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-13

NEWS OF FULLERTON GRADE STREET EXTENSIONS The rough grading for the extensions of W. Jacaranda-st and W. Malvern-ave, thru to Richman-ave, has been accomplished and the business of laying out lots and building houses in the territory thus opened is going steadily forward. There are as many as a dozen or 15 new houses in various stages of completion over there. GRADING SCHOOL GORUNDS The job of grading the grounds around the new Fullerton grammar school has started, with Guy Campbell's teams and men doing the work under direction of Park Superintendent Seupelt. It is estimated there are about 450 cubic yards of dirt to be moved about before the leveling up process begins. As to the building, it is still unfinished. The contractors and confidently expected to be out three weeks ago but were delayed by lack of materials and a shortage of help in some departments of the work. There remains to be attended to the hanging of a few doors, a little painting and the installation of the marble work in the lavatories. Gas radiators are being installed throutcut the building and the balance of the equipment will be coming along a little later. J. E. Scale, of Fullerton, transacted business in Anaheim this morning. O. V. Knowlton went to Santa Ana today on business. Mrs E. A. Young left this morning over the Santa Fe for St. Joe, Mo. The Fullerton Odd Fellows' building is being repainted. W. F. Hickman left Friday over the Santa Fe for Oklahoma City. A. Eugyuni left yesterday over the Santa Fe for New York. The Fullerton club will hold a card party at the club rooms over the Rialto theatre tonight. The meeting of the Elks will be held at the Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre tonight. L. E. Plummer, principal of the Fullerton high school, "Shorty" Smith, coach, and Mr. Lewis, spent today visiting the Pasadena high school. L. Amre, of Fullerton, who recently underwent an operation at the Fullerton General hospital, was dismissed from the hospital this morning. Fullerton high school will hold a tennis tournament with Orange tonight at the Fullerton high school grounds. The Fullerton high school and junior college will hold a tennis tournament Friday night. Charles E. Sebastian, formerly mayor and chief of the Los Angeles police department and now working out of the district attorney's office in Los Angeles. FULLERTON ADOPTION Plans and plans adopted last month trustees for the ornamental light assessment district Bonds bearing in seriality for nine placed on sale put their foot down test meeting where the city hall Mr. Representative Company of Los Angeles explains marbeliteposts, a cifications submit city engineer, can system of marbelte feet, with a no will be six light block, and in that they will have each, and in that ricts 250 candles will care for 20 cost of the interiors leave the cost of the system at When the rescheach of the truss sign, "Well, has started roll thus relieved the crimination of " CHARGES AND CITY ENTRY Phillip A. Savoy fore-the Fullerton night, charged a discrimination on Critter, city elec elared that Mr. C inspections of his was alright one declare it was not turn. Mr. C ritter tency and a tender the laws of the c Mr. Savoy. The formed Mr. Savoy ce would be ad buked Mr. Taylor made a complete on the wiring whereof Mr. Savoy. REPRESENTATIVE ANAHEIM TONIGHT & TOMORROW Douglas Fairbanks In "The Nut" A Rip-Roaring Comedy Full of Action 2 PERFORMANCES—One at 7:15 and one at 9 p.m. Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax To The Citrus The —The American Fruit Growers Inc. of California is the Western division of the A. F. G. main office, Pittsburg. The national organization has an estimated yearly shipment of 30,000 cars, grown partly on the company's own property, the balance handled for its growers. —The Citrus Department is a distinct unit of the California Division The American Fruit Growers Inc. of California is the Western division of the A. F. G. main office, Pittsburg. The national organization has an estimated yearly shipment of 30,000 cars, grown partly on the company's own property, the balance handled for its growers. The Citrus Department is a distinct unit of the California Division, under the supervision of the President and General Manager with its own sales manager and field force. We are represented in the larger cities by our own salaried employees, and by brokerage representatives, covering every car lot market in the U. S. and Canada. Our great tonnage has attracted to our sales organization the most efficient and experienced men in the business. We have our own jobbing houses in Chicago, Pittsburg, St. Louis and New York. Blue Goose, originally the California quality label, has been adopted as the National Trade Mark for the A. F. G. to be used ONLY on the finest quality fruits and products. The Blue Goose label is used in California, in all high quality districts, under the strict grading supervision of our field managers. By starting with Tulare County's finest foothill navels and THUR H. T. OSBORNE, District Agent, FULLERTON The Orange County Plain Dealer FULLERTON TRUSTEES ADOPT LIGHT PLANS Plans and specifications were adopted last night by Fullerton trustees for the installation of an ornamental lighting system and an assessment district was created. Bonds bearing interest at 7 per cent. serially, for nine years will be placed on sale unless the citizens put their foot down on it at a protest meeting which will be held at the city hall May 10th. Representatives of the Marbelite Company of Los Angeles were present, explaining the advantages of marbeliteposts, and plans and specifications submitted by Ben Dupuy, city engineer, calling for a uniform system of marbelite posts of 11-12 feet, with a novelux globe. There will be six lighting posts in each block, and in the business district they will have 400 candle power each, and in the residential districts 250 candle power. The city will care for 20 per cent. of the cost of the intersections, which will leave the cost of the installation of the system at $2 a front foot. When the resolution was passed, each of the trustees drew a deep sigh. "Well, thank God, the ball has started rolling at last," and thus relieved themselves of the incrimination of "old fogles." CHARGES AGAINST CITY ELECTRICIAN Phillip A. Savoy, electrician, before the Fullerton trustees last night, charged incompetency and discrimination on the part of John Critter, city electrician. He declared that Mr. Critter would make inspections of his work and say it was alright one day, and the next declare it was not alright. In return, Mr. Critter charged incompetency and a tendency to disregard the laws of the city on the part of Mr. Savoy. The "city dads" informed Mr. Savoy that the ordinances would be adhered to, but rebuked Mr. Taylor for not having made a complete inspection at first on the wiring in the building whereof Mr. Savoy complained. REPRESENTS FULLERTO MESSICK VISITS FULLERTON The orange growers of Fullerton district have arranged for Dr. H. L. Messick, the noted tree expert of Pomona, to come to Fullerton Saturday for one of his lectures on trees. His lecture at Orange last week was attended by several Fullerton ranchers and they were much pleased with the helpful instructions given by Dr. Mesek, who has devoted a lifetime of effort to the upbuilding of the citrus industry. There will be two demonstrations, the first at 10 o'clock Saturday morning and the second at 1:30 Saturday afternoon. Choral hall at the high school has been secured especially for the use of the orange growers Saturday and a large attendance is expected. No admission fee will be charged. MARY JANES —That are different. The one shown with eyelet tie at instep is popular and a very good fitter. Infants’ size, 1 to 5 ... $1.98 Child’s size, 5 to 8 ... $2.48 Child’s size, 81-2 to 11 ... $2.98 Misses’ size, 11 to 2 ... $3.48 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center Street Anaheim, California REPRESENTS FULLERTO The Fullerton board of trade has designated Phil D. Swing, U. S., representative from this district, to represent Fullerton as substitute national counsellor at the meeting of the chamber of commerce of the United States at Atlantic City, April 26-29. Mr. Swing has acknowledged the appointment, W. M. Irwin, secretary of the board of trade, stated today. HAVE YOU LOST AUTO TAG! The Fullerton office of the Auto Club of Southern California announced this morning that the following auto numbers which have been lost by the owners but found by the club may be had by calling for them: 465-977; 95-978; 123-167; 402-583. Angeles, called on Postmaster Blackford yesterday, having official business that required his presence in this part of Orange-co. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. GRANDANAHEIM TONIGHT Alice Joyce In “The Vice of Fools” Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Thursday, April 14 William Fairbanks In “A WESTERN ADVENTURE” Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Citrus Growers of The Orange County continuing through the season, we are able to the finest quality ever —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” while the buver. BLUE GOOSE BRAND FROM TINCEST HILLSIDE GROVES Fruit Growers Inc. of California is the Western division. The national orchard of 30,000 cars, grown iniance handled for its management by the California Division General Manager. Our own salaried emerging every car lot management has attracted and experienced men houses in Chicago, with a label, has been A. F. G. to be used in all high quality of our field management.oothill navels and continuing through the season, we are able to the finest quality ever. We have adopted the Trade Terms," which the buyer. The A. F. G. will give especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of making it. Our season's total cid of 4500 cars for the companies, we are in better more flexible in starting the market conditions. Our great supplies can stand touch with their ability to develop trade on and products are shipped up. SECOND ANNUAL AUTO SHOW AUTOS TRUCKS TRACTORS ACCESSORIES-ETC. AUSPICES ORANGE CO. AUTO TRADE ASSN. NOW OPEN 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Daily —Continuous entertainment afternoon and evening. —Afternoon—Vassar Girls Orchestra. —Afternoon and Evening—Miss Kora Esmay, Soloist. —Evening—Raymond Quartet. —Open Air Concert Each Evening by Orange County Auto Trade Ass'n Band. SIX BIG DAYS NOW OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Daily —Continuous entertainment afternoon and evening. —Afternoon—Vassar Girls Orchestra. —Afternoon and Evening—Miss Nora Esmay, Soloist. —Evening—Raymond Quartet. —Open Air Concert Each Evening by Orange County Auto Trade Ass'n Band. SIX BIG DAYS Come One—Come All Adults: 50¢ Children: 30¢ Tax Included SECOND & BDWAY SANTA ANA The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results of nty District continuing through the Southern California navel and valencia season, we are able to offer our customers Blue Goose oranges of the finest quality every day of the year. We have adopted the national “Standard Rules and Definitions Trade Terms,” which protect us against any unjust action of the buyer. continuing through the Southern California navel and valencia season, we are able to offer our customers Blue Goose oranges of the finest quality every day of the year. We have adopted the national "Standard Rules and Definitions Trade Terms," which protect us against any unjust action of the buyer. The A. F. G. will fight the evils of the tramp car system, with special attention to the development of cash business, under which terms of sale, the fruit buyer discounts his bill for cash, and assumes all risk of market fluctuations and deterioration in trans- our season's total citrus shipments is 300 cars, with prospects of 4500 cars for the coming year. With comparatively light supplies, we are in better position to avoid bad market slumps, and are flexible in starting or reducing shipments in accordance with market conditions. Our great supplies of all commodities keep our agents in contact with their customers; in this way one commodity helps develop trade on another, especially as all high grade fruits and products are shipped under the Blue Goose trade mark. of California Residence Phone 254 Fullerton Phone Packing House 105-W, Fullerton