oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-09

NEWS OF FULLERTON FRESH VOLUMES AT FULLERTON LIBRARY The following new books will be ready for circulation at the Fullerton public library Saturday evening, July 9, at 6 o'clock, Miss Minnie Maxwell, librarian, stated today: Non-Fiction Baden-Powell, Scoutmaster. A handbook for scoutmasters on the theory of scout training. Brower—Piano mastery, talks with master pianists and teachers. Brower—Vocal mastery, talks with master singers and teachers. Comstock—How to know the butterflies. A manual with colored plates. Sastman—Sout of the Indian, by a full-blooded Sioux. Hollopeter—Hay-fever, its prevention and cure. James—Practical basket-making. Lane—Making of Herbert Hoover. The story of our most famous private citizen which reads like a modern fairy tale. Martin—The friendly stars. How to learn, with the naked eye, all that is most interesting about the sars. Parry—Evolution of the art of music. Robinsin—Man against the sky. A book of poems. Mason—Beethoven and his firerunners. White—Camp and trail. A practical book for the camper. Wilson—Evolution of the country community. A study in religious sociology. Fiction Clouston—Simon, a mystery story. Conrad—Lord Jim, a romance. Fletcher—Middle Temple murder. Henry—Waifs and strays. Irwin—the blooming angel. MacKail—What next? A humorous novel. Oyen—The plunderer, Adventure in the Florida swamps. Sabatini—Sacromouche. Historical novel of France. MASONS BOOST BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT In furtherance of the plan to create additional interest in the Boy Scout organization in Fullerton and northern Orange-co, a committee of business and professional men composed of C. R. Allen, John Gardiner, Waldo O'Kelly and S. W. Smith has been chosen to have general charge of the movement in the above mentioned territory. As all of these men are Masons as well as stirling citizens of wide acquaintances and firm faith in the merits of the proposition, it is anticipated that not only will they be able to enlist the interests of the public in general but of the members of the fraternity in particular. Their aim is to secure one hundred additional scouts, which will give three more troops of 32 members each, in addition to the one troop already in existence here. The plan adopted is to sell membership certificates, or in other words, to sell boy scouts to 100 men at $10 each, the committee operating in conjunction with the officially designated scout leaders, undertaking to find a scout to match each subscription. They have selected sub-committees to work in the outside territory—La Habra, Buena Park, Placentia, Brea and the rest are engaged in a thorough canvass of the field, with what they believe to be fair chances for success. FULLERTON WILL PAY POLICE CHIEF $235 The entire police department of Fullerton is to be reorganized and enlarged with the advent of a new city marshal about Aug. 1. Arthur Eells of Orange, more recently of Santa Ana, has accepted the appointment at a salary of $235 a month. FULLERTON HOUSE Fifty-seven cancled those shirts centla packing htn Orange Growped by Fullerton this week, and according to report the various pack lerton. The Placentia society reported two packing hours lerton and there have been during the week. The Benchley of oranges and during the week Fruit Growers, In of oranges and there has been on orange ship flooded market cast. Lemon price high due to the OPEN NEW The new Sunday creational building across from the to be opened and (Sunday) morning speaker will the ris, pastor of the church at San preach at 10:30 Clark will preach the customary time of the church both morning and BUICK AUTO The Buick of lerton was stole Brea while the dance at the is was sent to the partment who RETURNING NEWLYWEDS SURPRISED Mr. and Mrs. Oral Jencks, who have been on a honeymoon in the Yosemite valley since their marriage in Redlands June 22, have returned to Fullerton and will establish themselves in their new home on West Commonwealth avenue. They were no doubt much surprised on arriving at their attractive bungalow to discover that it was already occupied by a thrifty looking ragamuffin family and the family on the clothesline. Evidently enterprising friends had been manufacturing dummies, collecting old shoes and the like, making free hand drawings and inscribing legends for the decoration of the home. The bride was formerly Miss Ruby Roth, teacher in the Fullerton grammar school for the past two years. ENTERTAINS 500 CLUB Mrs. Lewis McKelbey entertained the 500 club at her beautiful home on W. Brookdale-pl. Mrs. Glen Evans won first prize and Mrs. McHenry second. After the game the hostess served delicious light refreshments which were very much enjoyed by the following ladies: Mesdames Hughes, George Cook, Russell Bean, Frank McKulby, Glen Evans, H. E. Spencer, Earl Sneider, Guy Walton, Glen Evans, Ralph Clever and C. Perry. A most enjoyable afternoon was enjoyed by all those present. GARAGE FOR DAVIS & BORN Alex Henderson, an enterprising and well known pioneer, has let the contract to A. M. Thompson for the erection of an up to date, modern one-story brick building on one of his lots on West Santa Fe avenue to cost $12,000 and to be occupied by Davis and Born, auto dealers. The new structure will be 50 by 140 feet, and will have a plate glass front. FULLERTON WILL PAY POLICE CHIEF $235 The entire police department of Fullerton is to be reorganized and enlarged with the advent of a new city marshal about Aug. 1. Arthur Eells of Orange, more recently of Santa Ana, has accepted the appointment at a salary of $235 a month. Eells is now a painting contractor, and his wife is employed in the office of the county engineer at Santa Ana. She declined to discuss the appointment this morning. The new marshal resigned as deputy with Sheriff C. E. Jackson at Santa Ana some time ago to go into business for himself. He made a splendid record while in the employ of the county. Eells was a sharpshooter with the 364th Infantry and went through hard service overseas. Previous to the departure of his regiment for France he led his organization in marksmanship. He was gassed in the Argonne. Naming a woman of Fullerton as co-respondent, Mrs. Edward Thwing, wife of the retired city marshal, has filed a suit for divorce in the superior court at Santa Ana. Acquaintances of the former city marshal, who left Fullerton Tuesday, assert that Mrs. Thwing will be unable to obtain either alimony or counsel fees for the reason that Mr. Thwing has no money and has been unable to save anything. He planned just before leaving here to take a position that would mean at least five years in So. America. BENCHLEY ELECTED HEAD OF HOTEL CO. The hotel incorporators held their first meeting yesterday afternoon at 3:30. E. K. Benchley was elected temporary chairman and W. M. Irwin secretary. The following officers were elected: C. C. Chapman, president; vice president, F. C. Krause; treasurer, J. Chas. Thauser; secretary Dan O. Hanlon. A building committee of three will be named by the new president, it being specified that Mr. Chapman be one of the number. Altho no stock can be sold until a permit is received from the Commissioner of Corporations, yet much preliminary work can be done and tentative subscriptions can be received. Work already done along this line has reached a point, it is said, where they believe to be fair chances for success. BUICK AUTO The Buick of lerton was stolen Brea while the dance at the la was sent to the apartment who The number wa and it was not m morning that the car was 40 auto has not be WESTER At Tulsa 1, Joy At Oklahoma City (Only two games) CRAIG MA AT BA That a lease, caster to Geo., ham and D. Beach capitalist filled land in Nember also car tion of purchase terday when ther placed on record The document vember. At tht obtainable was t interests backing Consololidated O mesa near th club had taken for oil in the ti The option price of the prop paying $5000 months' option the end of six m 000 an extension three months w Spend the Summer Bathing! EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS. REAL JUST PLAIN CAMPING. TO THOSE WHO APPEAL—BUT TO THOSE WHO SEEK QU RAMBLE AMONG THE MANY ARCHES If you do not own your own car, you can use the bus leaves Santa Ana several times each day. Paved high all the distance. You will enjoy the drive over, to Laguna The Orange County Plain Dealer about one-third of the required sum is in sight. It is hoped that $100,000 of the stock can be raised locally. If this can be done, it is said; the remainder of the money can easily be secured. FULLERTON PACKING HOUSES SHIP 57 Fifty-seven cars of oranges, including those shipped from the Placentia packing house of the Placentia Orange Growers Assn., were shipped by Fullerton packing companies this week, and four cars of lemons, according to reports made today at the various packing houses in Fullerton. The Placentia Orange Growers association reported that from their two packing house, the one at Fullerton and the one at Placentia, there have been 29 cars shipped during the week. The Benchley Co. reported 16 cars of oranges and two cars of lemons during the week, and the American Fruit Growers, Inc., reported 12 cars of oranges and two cars of lemons. There has been a slight easing up on orange shipments due to the flooded market conditions in the east. Lemon prices however continue high due to the inadequate supply. OPEN NEW S. S. BUILDING The new Sunday school and recreational building on Pomona ave across from the Methodist church is to be opened and dedicated tomorrow (Sunday) morning. The principal speaker will the Rev. Lincoln A. Ferris, pastor of the first Methodist church at San Diego, who will preach at 10:30. Rev. Howard B. Clark will preach in the evening at the customary time and all members of the church are urged to attend both morning and evening services. BUICK AUTOMOBILE STOLEN The Buick of W. P. Vance of Fullerton was stolen last midnight at Brea while the owner attended a dance at the latter place. A call was sent to the Fullerton police department who responded at once. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, July 8, (Spl.)—Buena Park Congregation church for Sunday, July 10th. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. in the school hall. The moving picture will be a news weekly. Suitable messages at both services. REV. CHARLES L. KNIGHT, Mr. J. H. Richardson of the Crown stage of Fullerton has bought a lot from Dr. D. W. Hasson and will erect a five room house. Mr. C. Ledford lns bought a lot from Dr. Hasson and will build a new home. Mrs. Hattle A. Allen has sold her house in the Ritter subdivision to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lucas of Cypress. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pascall have moved to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Allen visited Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen. Mr. W. K. Fong has started the erection of a new 6 room Swiss chalet for R. M. Vaughn of Fullerton. Mrs. Hattle A. Allen has sold the 6 room Swiss chalet and 4 acres on the Fogg subdivision to Mr. Compton of the Dutch Shell Oil Co. SOON TO QUIT JAIL Miss Sue Amack and Miss Alice Huhn, Anaheim chiropractors, are looking forward to their respective emancipation days, which are not far distant. The former will be released from the county jail July 25 and the latter July 20. Both have declared their intention of resuming their practice the very day they are liberated. Many of their patients have visited them. If it's from Witman's it's good! The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. DR. J. L. BEEBE Anahiem Impharmasing Surgery and Obstetrics 208-9-13-14, Physical Park dours, 1-4; 7-8; Sunday by appointment Pacific 668-3 Residence; 730 Lemon Street Pacific 668-M Chiropractic and Electric Treatments DIAGNOSIS FREE DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner Phone 80— 120 W. Center St. Anahiem M.EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Caisson Bldg. Phone 692 Anahiem Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569. 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim Feed & Fuel Company Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides. Public Weight Masters, 15-top Scales Anahiem, California BUICK AUTOMOBILE STOLEN The Buick of W. P. Vance of Fullerton was stolen last midnight at Brea while the owner attended a dance at the latter place. A call was sent to the Fullerton police department who responded at once. The number was given as 408-666 and it was not discovered until this morning that the right number of the car was 408-406. The stolen auto has not been recovered. WESTERN LEAGUE At Tulsa 1, Joplin 2. At Oklahoma City 2, Wichita 1. (Only two games scheduled.) CRAIG MAY BUY LAND AT BAY FOR $75,000 That a lease, given by C. L. Lancaster to Geo. L. Craig, C. H. Windham and D. W. Michaels, Long Beach capitalists, on 70 acres of filled land in Newport bay last November also carried with it an option of purchase, was disclosed yesterday when the lease document was placed on record. The document was signed last November. At that time information obtainable was to the effect that the interests backing the Long Beach Consolidated Oil Co. boring on the mesa near the Orange-co Country club had taken the lease for boring for oil in the tide flats. The option provisions fixed the price of the property at $75,000. By paying $5000 Nov. 10, 1920, a six months' option was obtainable. At the end of six months by paying $4,000 an extension of the option for three months was provided for. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Dr. G. W. Closson Veterinarian SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID DOGS AND COWS. Phone 288J—128 W. Adele St. Anaheim Phone 326-W "THE RETREAT" A Modern Home Specializing in the Care of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. Lawrence Graduate Nurse 1107 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. 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BUNGALOWS, CALIFORNIA BEACHES THOSE WHO DESIRE THE WHITE LIGHT EXPENSIVE AMUSEMENTSWHO SEEK QUIET AND REST AMONG THE HILLS AND BEAUTIFUL ROOMY ARCHES—LAGUNA AND ARCH BEACHES WILL BE MORE PLEASING Can use the bus line that day. Paved highway drive over, too. Come over and speak WE become acquainted a and Arch B The Beaches Different L. BEEBE Anaheim Gregory and Obstetrics First National Bank Monday by appointment 564-1 320 Lemon Street No 568-M. Have You Ever Really Seen An Up To Date MEAT MARKET Always Open for INSPECTION Stroup's Market "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT TOM MOORE In "Made in Heaven" Adults 25c, Children 10c, plus war tax. Sunday, Monday, July 10, 11 William Farnum In "His Greatest Sacrifice" Also added attractions and song by Howard L. Potter. Adults 25c, Children 10c, plus war tax. William Farnum In “His Greatest Sacrifice” Also added attractions and song by Howard L. Potter. Adults 25c; Children 10c, plus war tax. GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT Will Rogers In “Boys Will Be Boys” It is acclaimed as Will Rogers' greatest role in the best picture he ever made. Don't miss this. Friday Comedy, "The Snitch"; Saturday Comedy, "Her Circus Man." Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax. Sunday, Monday, July 10, 11 “The Dwelling Place of Light” From Winston Churchill's great novel with all-star cast, including Claire Adams, Robert McKim and King Baggot. Come and see it. Comedy, "Don't Weaken," and International News. Adults 25c; Children 10c, plus war tax. TUESDAY ONLY, JULY 12 Lawrence Marsh And Company of Players in “CLARENCE” The great comedy which ran 12 weeks at Majestic theatre, L. A. Not a moving picture. One performance 8:15. Adults 50c and 75c; Children 25c, plus war tax. and Arch Beaches Fishing! CALORNIA BEACH HOUSES, OR A TENT CITY, OR AMUSEMENTS—THESE BEACHES WILL NOT BEAUTIFUL ROCKY, RUGGED SCENERY, TO MORE PLEASING AND SATISFYING. me over and spend your vacation with us. 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