oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-23

NEWS OF FULLERTON FRENCH BUSY WITH SPEED CASES TODAY Judge French was again kept busy this morning with speeders, having "laid off" the hoboes for a little season and "sat down" on the traffic violators. William E. Berry, arrested by Deputy Marshal Ashley, on the charge of speeding, was fined $10. Mr. Ashley declared he was going more than 50 miles an hour but being unable to positively prove it in court, Berry was saved the fate of Bebe Daniels. H. R. Mahoney of San Diego was fined $10 for speeding. N. D. Prosser of Pasadena was fined $10 for speeding. G. G. Clark of Anaheim was fined $5 for running without a tail light. Judge French apparently is trying to cop the pinion of fame of "death to speeders" from Judge Cox of Santa Ana. —Anaheim Post No. 72, American Legion Dance every Friday. Pressell's Hall, Anaheim, Fries All Star Orchestra. CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS The King's Daughters, the woman's Bible class of the Christian church, have elected officers as follows: president, Mrs. George L. Story; secretary, Mrs. John P. Houser; guest secretary, Dr. Beatrice McMullen; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Hutchinson. The King's Daughters is the largest woman's Bible class in Southern California, it is believed, and the ladies have ambitions to rival the men's class, both as to numbers and work accomplished. INFORM PUBLIC OF NEED The city trustees of Fullerton are going to start a campaign of education and sentiment right away concerning the forthcoming bond issue for enlarging the city water works, reservoir, and repairs to water pipes. Considerable sentiment has been discovered against the bond issue and a further outlay of money at this time, but this expression, it is contended, results from the fact that the general public is not acquainted with the actual conditions. If it's from Witman's it's good! A. W. Tuomas, rnone 456- PLACENTI A SEASON The valencia station plant of the Growers' assn. got day and is gather. The working for 50 to 60 at present creased to 65 or warmed up to the getting out three but within a week age will be around are about 700 cars from here and at the company's place. The fruit is of quality and condition have no trouble average of 75 bons expected that the going until the m or possibly later. A car of Fullerton out from San Pedro day in a freight mixed cargoe to th WILL DIG D. E. Hartmann ton with his family month to take up Plumas-co, up in country, where gold mining and d He is associated Fullerton, Berkeley a corporation which of redwood and p on which is located oped and tested which it is proposed. A portable saw been shipped north the ground to int there. During the sun drrix and Dr. D. C ferton men who a deal, will go up work. L. A. WOMAN Miss Fannie E geles, Christian Prest-O-Lite STARTING & LIGHTING Storage Battery Are you Loaded for Bear? THERE was once a Hunter whose Enthusiasm exceeded his Caution. He used his Last Cartridge to Get a Deer. But—on the Way Back to Camp, with his Rifle Empty, he met a Bear! There are motorists who start out with a battery that has no reserve power. They pull the battery down with frequent starts. And when they must have one more start to avert an embarrassing engine-stall, the battery whispers: "That's all there is—there isn't any more." The Prest-O-Lite Battery uses less than one four-hundredth of its power-reserve for a single start—and the generator quickly replaces that. Robert V. Jensen "My Experience at Your Service" PREST-O-LITE BATTERY SERVICE STATION CARBURETOR AND IGNITION WORKS 212 E. Center St. Phone 168W Anaheim, Calif. FARRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT Conway Tearle In a Hobart Henley Production "SOCIETY SNOBS" Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, April 24, 25 Thomas H. Ince Presents Douglas MacLean in "Chickens" A picturization of Herschel S. Hall's famous story, "Yanconna Yillies," from Saturday Evening Post. Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT—LAST TIME The Dignified Dramatic Star H. B. Warner in "Felix O'Day" Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, April 24, 25 Art Lytell in "A Message From Mars". Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax The Orange County Plain Dealer PLACENTI AGROWERS' SEASON UNDERWAY The valencia season at the Fullerton plant of the Placentia Orange Growers' assn. got under way Tuesday and is gathering headway. The working force numbers from 50 to 60 at present and will be increased to 65 or more as they get warmed up to their work. They are getting out three cars a day now, but within a week or two the average will be around four cars. There are about 700 cars of valencias to go from here and a like number from the company's plant at Placentia. The fruit is of excellent size, quality and condition and the packers have no trouble in maintaining an average of 75 boxes per day. It is expected that the run will keep them going until the middle of November or possibly later. A car of Fullerton fruit will go out from San Pedro harbor next Sunday in a freight vessel carrying a mixed cargoe to the eastern seaboard. WILL DIG FOR GOLD D. E. Hartman is leaving Fullerton with his family the first of the month to take up his residence in Plumas-co, up in the Feather river country, where he will engage in gold mining and lumbering. He is associated with men from Fullerton, Berkeley and Chicago in a corporation which owns 1400 acres of redwood and pine timber land, on which is located also a well developed and tested placer mining plant which it is proposed to operate. A portable saw mill has already been shipped north and will be on the ground to install when he gets there. During the summer W. H. Hendrix and Dr. D. C. Cowles, other Fullerton men who are interested in the deal, will go up to help with the work. L. A. WOMAN WILL SPEAK Miss Fannie Ells of the Los Angeles Christian Endowor Society SHIP ORANGES OVER P. E. There were 11 cars of oranges sent out of Fullerton this week by the Placentia Orange Growers' Assn. over the Pacific Electric Ry., W. R. Warburton, Fullerton agent of the P. E., announced today. One car of these was sent via San Pedro and the Panama Canal to New York. FULLERTON BRIEFS The Automotive Electric Co. of Annheim has taken space in the new building being erected by Paul Price on So. Spadra-rd, between Commonwealth and the Santa Fe tracks. Fullerton. Work on the laying of the foundations of the building is progressing. The Girls' team of the Fullerton high school freshman class and the first girls' team of the grammar school engaged in a hot game of indoor baseball on the high campus Thursday afternoon, the result being a decisive victory for the grammar school girls, the score being something like 28 to 13. ENJOYABLE MEETING OF WOMAN'S CLUB BUENA PARK, April 23.(Special) A very enjoyable and interesting meeting of the Womans club was held Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. George McNeill with Mrs. McNeil and Mrs. W. W. Johnston as hostesses. Mrs. Lela Isabel gave a very interesting report on the morning session of the federation meeting at Fullerton last Friday. Mrs. J. W. Bishop reported on the afternoon session. Mrs. TIRES ! TIRES! YOUR TIRES NEED REPLACING Columbia 6000 Miles Guarantee 30x3 $14.73 32x4 $28.89 30x3½ $17.62 33x4 $30.39 32x3½ $21.74 34x4 $30.90 31x4 $24.62 35x4½ $43.93 War Tax Included Vulcanizing That Pays ANAHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS S. R. WALTERS WE DO VULCANIZING THAT PAYS 156 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 259 Anaheim L. A. WOMAN WILL SPEAK Miss Fannie Ells of the Los Angeles Christian Endeavor Society will deliver an address before the Endeavor Society of the First Christian church of Fullerton tomorrow evening. It was announced by Rev. J. T. Houser today. Dr. Bradford of Los Angeles who has been holding the church conservation congress at the Christian church will have charge of the program at the morning services. Tomorrow is Father and Son day at the Houser Bible class and the price of admission for each father is to bring a boy. A special program has been arranged for this occasion. F—DP GRUNION FAIL TO APPEAR A party of about 15 employees of the Central and Sitton garages went to the seashore last night to fish for grunion, a fish which for three nights out of a month during the full moon, for three months in the year, comes up on the sand to lay their eggs. However, they did not come up last night because of the fact that clouds hid the moon. A party from Anaheim also went grunion fishing with like luck. The Fullerton party, not to be outdone, enjoyed a weinie roast. FULLERTON 9. SANTA ANA 4 Fullerton high school first team beat Santa Ana high yesterday at Santa Ana by 9 to 4. ANAHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS S. R. WALTERS WE DO VULCANIZING THAT PAYS Highest CAS Valencia Immediate Olive Fruit Peppers & Miller Packing House, Olive, Cal. Phone 161W Orange NASH SIX WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM NEWCOMB CARLTON, PREMISES RECEIVED AT LOS ANGELES CAL APR 19 1921 MAY MOTOR CO ANAHEIM CAL LOS ANGELES TO BISHOP RECORD BROKEN ABSOLUTELY STOCK MODEL COVERING TH HUNDRED EIGHTY THREE MILES IN SEV TWO MINUTES ELEVEN SECONDS BEATI RECORD BY FORTY SIX MINUTES FORT FURTHER PROOF OF NASH STABILITY TROY MOTOR SALES J. Walter Wilson was elected chairman of a committee at the Baby Welfare Exhibit at the California Valencia Orange Show from April 17 to 21. At the next meeting Mrs. Isabel will give a talk on our own state, California. The club voted to donate $50 to the building fund of the Congregational church to help with the new building. It was decided to discontinue the card parties for the present. There were 17 members and three visitors present and Mrs. Cox of Cypress was welcomed as a new member. The hostess served delicious refreshments of fruit salad, cakes and cocos. The club will meet in two weeks, May 5, at the home of Mrs. L. J. Robeson. Mr. W. Calloway is about again after a four weeks' illness. Miss Lillian Clark, assistant leader of home demonstrators will hold an all-day demonstration Wednesday evening April 27 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Schofield on the corner of Grand-ave and Orangethorpe. 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