oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-14

NEWS OF FULLERTON URGES SHIPMENT OF FRUIT BY STEAMER George C. Lucas has come with his family to make his home in Fullerton. Mr. Lucas has worked for many years in Florida, the West Indies, and Central America, growing pineapples and citrus fruits, his last employment until April being with the United Fruit company, the largest corporation of its kind in the world, owning its own steamers and plantations of many thousands of acres, and after five years in Costa Rica working for the company he has had to give up the work on account of malarial fever which is always prevalent in the tropics. He has been engaged in growing tropical fruits for 30 years and has just completed the largest pineapple plantation and orange orchard in Central America for his company. The transportation problem confronting the growers of California prompted Mr. Lucas to speak of his experience handling pineapples for shipment from Costa Rica. When this industry was started, serious difficulties were experienced getting the tender fruit to carry safely, but after more than two years experimenting, it was found that the pineapples could be gathered from the fields, thoroughly ripe, yellow, and delicious, and introduced to the conquering about 12 days from the time the fruit is gathered until it is landed on the wharf at New York or Boston. If a most perishable fruit like the pineapple can be transported by sea under a temperature of 147 degrees, the problem confronting the fruit growers of California should not be difficult to solve, in the opinion of Mr. Lucas, without doubt the California fruits can be sent by water to the Atlantic seaboard. Avocadoes are another fruit that will prove a great source of revenue. clerks, Leah Dodson, Francis Shepherd, Ella Culmer, Polling place, at city hall. Special District No. 2.—Inspector Mrs. Nannie Cooper; judges, W. S. Fridd and Mary McAllister; clerks, Grace Crundle, Hattie Thompson, S. N. Fuller. Polling place, biology building at the high school. The polls are open during the hours prescribed by the California election law, being from six in the morning to six in the evening. WHITE SHRINE INITIATES The White Shrine of Fullerton held a very interesting and pleasant meeting last evening at the Masonic Temple. The two new members who were initiated were Mr. and Mrs. Knight of Yorba Linda. After the initiation—delicious refreshments were served following which a social hour was enjoyed by the 40 present. SCOTT GEYS FULLERTON HOME Bruce and Goodson, well known real estate firm of Fullerton, report the sale of a beautiful eight-room modern-home on Balcony-ave, the property of B. F. Shipe, to J. R. Scott, superintendent of the Columbia Oil Co., at Brea. Mr. Scott will make improvements on the property after which he will move his family and make it his future home. Mr. Shipe will leave shortly for the east where he will enjoy short vacation. On returning he will again purchase a home in Fullerton. PLACENTIA CARD CLUB MEETS The Placentia card club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lina Wagner of Placentia. The afternoon was very pleasantly spent and prizes were awarded to the following: Mrs. C. Hansen, first; Mrs. J. Sollis, second, and Mrs. Cobb, consolation. The house was decorated in honor of the occasion with many colored dahlias and a delicious two-course luncheon was enjoyed at the close of the game by the following members: Mesdames A. Edwards, O. Schumacher, C. Hansen, E. Anlin, G. Annin, J. Lumsey, C. Robin-and the front of it is going up fasters will have come on the building with Ray Marsh, Mrs. Donald have a week's vacation Mr. Marsh who live at Hardy's pharmacy-shipped her home in Kansas,a country is good rest of his na retail druggist than 20 years. Mrs. C. A. Bruce of Bruce & Goodmonth's vacation-Mrs. S. E. Jones-perwent a very fine Fullerton hospital but is doing expected. Dr. and Mrs. D., Spadra-st-at, have J.M. Backman, of here for a short visit. Miss Lynch, of a serious operation hospital Tuesday ating nicely. Mrs. Roy Davies on a shopping trip Mr. William Selson, Victor, left T to visit Mr. Schiele Mrs. Frank Schiele will spend several grandparents but I may make a brief v Miss Delta Pembe Wilfie attend Angeles Tuesday at Mrs. George Stupe spent Tuesday afw Wm. Schiells of A.D.Yost, of Brgeles yesterday on Miss Ruby Schiellice Pemble, of Mrs.H.R.Harland day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.Je little daughter,M auto yesterday f where they will en Mr.Charles R.La Habra Tuesday ness.The employees of Growers, Inc.of HARDWARE DEALERS BANQUET The regular monthly meeting and dinner of the Orange County Hardware Dealers' Assn., otherwise known as the Jackknife club, was held at McFarland's cafe in Fullerton Tuesday. There are about 25 members of the club, of which number the following were present at the dinner: Messrs. Trego, Kendall and Hill, Santa Ana; Kogler Bros., Orange; H. W. White, Anaheim; Nelson, Buena Park; Farron, Placentia; Sclover, Yorba Linda; Johnston, La Habra; McClatchy and Son, Brea; Q. P. Shepardson, of Fullerton; Hoppe and McKelvy, Fullerton; Dean, Moore, Swain, Housley and Fritz, of Dean Hardware Co. Fullerton. Dinner was served at seven following which they had a brief business session. They are to meet on the second Tuesday in August at the same place. FDP RECITAL MUCH ENJOYED The recital given at the high school auditorium by Miss Clara Mae Wilson, well known teacher of Fullerton, was well attended and much praise was given to little Miss Elizabeth May White, the chief attraction of the evening, and to her very efficient teacher. Another recital will be given Friday evening at the high school club rooms by Miss Wilson and two others of her many pupils, the Misses Laura Mae Morgan and Jeanette Thompson. Little Miss Morgan will sing as well as give selections on the piano. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Molleda and daughter, Frances, of No. Richmond-ave, entertained a group of relatives with a delicious dinner in honor of the birthday of Miss M. S. Oglesby. Those present included: T. W. Oglesby of Santa Ana, Miss Winna Robinson of Kentucky, members of the immediate Molleda family, and W. F. Oglesby and his children, Rebecca, Juan and Gladys of Fullerton. PLACENTIA CARD CLUB MEETS The Placement card club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lina Wagner of Placentia. The afternoon was very pleasantly spent and prizes were awarded to the following: Mrs. C. Hansen, first; Mrs. J. Sollis, second, and Mrs. Cobb, consolation. The house was decorated in honor of the occasion with many colored dahlias and a delicious two-course luncheon was enjoyed at the close of the game by the following members: Mesdames A. Edwards, O. Schumacher, C. Hansen, E. Anin, G. Annin, J. Lunsey, C. Robinson, C. Stone, F. Wagner, J. W. Hetebrink, Cobb and Miss Lucy Almes. FULLERTON BRIEFES Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cariker of E. Wilshire-st. are spending a two weeks' vacation at the beach. Miss Grace Smith, who has been in the employ of Pinson & Thurber, of Fullerton, has returned to her old home in Enid, Okla. Mrs. Angus McAulay spent yesterday at Long Beach attending the funeral of a relative. The Blue lodge Masons will gather at the Masonic Temple in Fullerton tonight to confer the second degree on four candidate. The Daughters of Veterans will meet Monday afternoon at two o'clock. They expect to consider important business. Prof. and Mrs. R. A. Evans of West Truelow-ave have returned from a trip to Yosemite. H. C. Schrepel has completed his new apartment-house and three families are accommodated besides his own: Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Poynter, Mr. and Mrs. C.W.Libka and Mr. and Mrs.F.H.Dunn. The regular meeting of the Elks was held last night at the Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre. The Fullerton band paraded last night in the interest of the bond issue of $280,000 for the rebuilding of the city water system. Mr. and Mrs. A.H.Cannon of Long Beach spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs.Frank Daufer of Chapman drive. Mr. and Mrs.E.W.Moore of E.Union-ave., are rejoicing over the arrival of a brand new baby boy. J.W.Jarrett and family have recently moved from Long Beach to make Fullerton their home having secured the dwelling at 401 S.Pomona-ave. Mr.Jarrett is a photographer and has bought the Remington building on E.Amerige where he will conduct his business. Word has been received here from Prof.Van Sayre to the effect that he has made an engagement to teach in the high school at Pasadena, where the family is spending the summer, and will not return to Fullerton.Mrs.Sayre will probably be soloist at one of the churches there. The side walls of the new Wickersheim building are nearly completed Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Cariker of E.Wilshire-st. are spending a two weeks' vacation at the beach. Miss Grace Smith, who has been in the employ of Pinson & Thurber, of Fullerton, has returned to her old home in Enid, Okla. Mrs. Angus McAulay spent yesterday at Long Beach attending the funeral of a relative. The Blue lodge Masons will gather at the Masonic Temple in Fullerton tonight to confer the second degree on four candidate. The Daughters of Veterans will meet Monday afternoon at two o'clock. They expect to consider important business. Prof. and Mrs.R.A.Evans of West Truelow-ave have returned from a trip to Yosemite. H.C.Schrepel has completed his new apartment-house and three families are accommodated besides his own: Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Poynter, Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Libka and Mr. and Mrs.F.H.Dunn. The regular meeting of the Elks was held last night at the Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre. The Fullerton band paraded last night in the interest of the bond issue of $280,000 for the rebuilding of the city water system. Mr. and Mrs.A.H.Cannon of Long Beach spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs.Frank Daufer of Chapman drive. Mr.和 Mrs.E.W.Moore of E.Union-ave., are rejoicing over the arrival of a brand new baby boy. J.W.Jarrett and family have recently moved from Long Beach to make Fullerton their home having secured the dwelling at 401 S.Pomona-ave. Mr.Jarrett is a photographer and has bought the Remington building on E.Amerige where he will conduct his business. Word has been received here from Prof.Van Sayre to the effect that he has made an engagement to teach in the high school at Pasadena, where the family is spending the summer, and will not return to Fullerton.Mrs.Sayre will probably be soloist at one of the churches there. The side walls of the new Wickersheim building are nearly completed Mr.和 Mrs.J.A.Cariker of E.Wilshire-st. are spending a two weeks' vacation at the beach. Miss Grace Smith, who has been in the employ of Pinson & Thurber, of Fullerton, has returned to her old home in Enid, Okla. Mrs. Angus McAulay spent yesterday at Long Beach attending the funeral of a relative. The Blue lodge Masons will gather at the Masonic Temple in Fullerton tonight to confer the second degree on four candidate. The Daughters of Veterans will meet Monday afternoon at two o'clock. They expect to consider important business. Prof. and Mrs.R.A.Evans of West Truelow-ave have returned from a trip to Yosemite. H.C.Schrepel has completed his new apartment-house and three families are accommodated besides his own: Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Poynter, Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Libka and Mr. and Mrs.F.H.Dunn. The regular meeting of the Elks was held last night at the Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre. The Fullerton band paraded last night in the interest of the bond issue of $280,000 for the rebuilding of the city water system. Mr.和 Mrs.A.H.Cannon of Long Beach spent Sunday and Monday with Mr.和 Mrs.Frank Daufer of Chapman drive. Mr.和 Mrs.E.W.Moore of E.Union-ave., are rejoicing over the arrival of a brand new baby boy. J.W.Jarrett and family have recently moved from Long Beach to make Fullerton their home having secured the dwelling at 401 S.Pomona-ave. Mr.Jarrett is a photographer and has bought the Remington building on E.Amerige where he will conduct his business. Word has been received here from Prof.Van Sayre to the effect that he has made an engagement to teach in the high school at Pasadena, where the family is spending the summer, and will not return to Fullerton.Mrs.Sayre will probably be soloist at one of the churches there. The side walls of the new Wickersheim building are nearly completed Mr.和 Mrs.J.A.Cariker of E.Wilshire-st. are spending a two weeks' vacation at the beach. Miss Grace Smith, who has been in the employ of Pinson & Thurber, of Fullerton, has returned to her old home in Enid, Okla. Mrs. Angus McAulay spent yesterday at Long Beach attending the funeral of a relative. The Blue lodge Masons will gather at the Masonic Temple in Fullerton tonight to confer the second degree on four candidate. The Daughters of Veterans will meet Monday afternoon at two o'clock. They expect to consider important business. Prof. and Mrs.R.A.Evans of West Truelow-ave have returned from a trip to Yosemite. H.C.Schrepel has completed his new apartment-house and three families are accommodated besides his own: Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Poynter, Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Libka and Mr. and Mrs.F.H.Dunn. The regular meeting of the Elks was held last night at the Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre. The Fullerton band paramed last night in the interest of the bond issue of $280,000 for the rebuilding of the city water system. Mr.和 Mrs.A.H.Cannon of Long Beach spent Sunday and Monday with Mr.和 Mrs.Frank Daufer of Chapman drive. Mr.和 Mrs.E.W.Moore of E.Union-ave., are rejoicing over the arrival of a brand new baby boy. J.W.Jarrett and family have recently moved from Long Beach to make Fullerton their home having secured the dwelling at 401 S.Pomona-ave. Mr.Jarrett is a photographer and has bought the Remington building on E.Amerige where he will conduct his business. Word has been received here from Prof.Van Sayre to the effect that he has made an engagement to teach in the high school at Pasadena, where the family is spending the summer, and will not return to Fullerton.Mrs.Sayre will probably be soloist at one of the churches there. The side walls of the new Wickersheim building are nearly completed Mr.和 Mrs.J.A.Cariker of E.Wilshire-st. are spending a two weeks' vacation at the beach. Miss Grace Smith, who has been in the employ of Pinson & Thurber, of Fullerton, has returned to her old home in Enid, Okla. Mrs. Angus McAulay spent yesterday at Long Beach attending the funeral of a relative. The Blue lodge Masons will gather at the Masonic Temple in Fullerton tonight to confer the second degree on four candidate. The Daughters of Veterans will meet Monday afternoon at two o'clock. They expect to consider important business. Prof. and Mrs.R.A.Evans of West Truelow-ave have returned from a trip to Yosemite. H.C.Schrepel has completed his new apartment-house and three families are accommodated besides his own: Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Poynter, Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Libka and Mr. and Mrs.F.H.Dunn." The regular meeting of the Elks was held last night at the Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre. The Fullerton band paramed last night in the interest of the bond issue of $280,000 for the rebuilding of the city water system. Mr.和 Mrs.A.H.Cannon of Long Beach spent Sunday and Monday with Mr.和 Mrs.Frank Daufer of Chapman drive. Mr.和 Mrs.E.W.Moore of E.Union-ave., are rejoicing over the arrival of a brand new baby boy. J.W.Jarrett and family have recently moved from Long Beach to make Fullerton their home having secured the dwelling at 401 S.Pomona-ave. Mr.Jarrett is a photographer and has bought the Remington building on E.Amerige where he will conduct his business." Word has been received here from Prof.Van Sayre to the effect that he has made an engagement to teach in the high school at Pasadena, where the family is spending the summer, and will not return to Fullerton.Mrs.Sayre will probably be soloist at one of the churches there." The side walls of the new Wickersheim building are nearly completed Mr.和 Mrs.J.A.Cariker of E.Wilshire-st.' are spending a two weeks' vacation at the beach. Miss Grace Smith, who has been in the employ of Pinson & Thurber, of Fullerton, has returned to her old home in Enid, Okla. Mrs. Angus McAulay spent yesterday at Long Beach attending the funeral of a relative." The Blue lodge Masons will gather at the Masonic Temple in Fullerton tonight to confer the second degree on four candidate." The Daughters of Veterans will meet Monday afternoon at two o'clock." They expect to consider important business." Prof. and Mrs.R.A.Evans of West Truelow-ave have returned from a trip to Yosemite." H.C.Schrepel has completed his new apartment-house and three families are accommodated besides his own: Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Poynter, Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Libka and Mr. and Mrs.F.H.Dunn." The regular meeting of the Elks was held last night atthe Fullerton club rooms overthe Rialto theatre." The Fullerton band paramed last night inthe interestofthe bondissueof$280，000fortherebuildingofthecitywater系." Mr和 Mrs.A.H.CannonofLongBeachspentSundayandMondaywithMr和Mrs.FrankDauferofChapmandrive." Mr和 Mrs.E.W.MooreofE.Union-ave.,arerejoicingoverthearrivalofabrandnewbabyboy." J.W.JarrettandfamilyhaverecentlymovedfromLongBeachtomakeFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontotheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawherethefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontotheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." WordhasbeenreceivedherefromProf.VanSayretotheffectthathehasmadeanengagementtoteachinthehighschoolatPasadenawhere-thefamilyisspendingthesummerandwillnotreturntoFullertonthehomehavingsecuredthedwellingat401S.Pomona-ave." Mr.JarrettisaphotoandhasbuyedtheRemingtonbuildingontotheE.Amerigestherewillconducthisbusiness." ```markdown ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr和Mrs.G.F.Molleda和 daughter Frances，of No.Richmond-avie， entertained a group relatives with a delicious dinner in honor of birthday of Miss M.S.Oglesby。Those present included：T.W.Oglesby of Santa Ana，Miss Winna Robinson，of Kentucky，members of the immediate Molleda family，and W.F.Oglesby and his children，Rebecca，Juan和 Gladys.of Fulternot. ``` ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr和Mrs.G.F.Molleda和 daughter Frances，of No.Richmond-avie， entertained a group relatives with a delicious dinner in honor of birthday of Miss M.S.Oglesby。Those present included：T.W.Oglesby of Santa Ana，Miss Winna Robinson，of Kentucky，members of the immediate Molleda family，and W.F.Oglesby and his children，Rebecca，Juan和 Gladys.of Fulternot. ``` ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr和Mrs.G.F.Molleda和 daughter Frances，of No.Richmond-avie， entertained a group relatives with a delicious dinner in honor of birthday of Miss M.S.Oglesby。Those present included：T.W.Oglesby of Santa Ana，Miss Winna Robinson，of Kentucky，members of the immediate Molleda family，and W.F.Oglesby and his children，Rebecca，Juan和 Gladys.of Fulternot. ``` ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr和Mrs.G.F.Molleda和 daughter Frances，of No.Richmond-avie， entertained a group relatives with a delicious dinner in honor of birthday of Miss M.S.Oglesby。Those present included：T.W.Oglesby of Santa Ana，Miss Winna Robinson，of Kentucky，members of the immediate Molleda family，and W.F.Oglesby and his children，Rebecca，Juan和 Gladys.of Fulternot. ``` ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr和Mrs.G.F.Molleda和 daughter Frances，of No.Richmond-avie， entertained a group relatives with a delicious dinner in honor OF birthday OF Miss M.S.Oglesby。Those present included：T.W.Oglesby of Santa Ana，Miss Winna Robinson，of Kentucky，members of THE immediate Molleda family，and W.F.Oglesby and his children，Rebecca，Juan和 Gladys.of Fulternot. ``` ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr和Mrs.G.F.Molleda和 daughter Frances，of No.Richmond-avie， entertained a group relatives with a delicious dinner in honor OF birthday OF Miss M.S.Oglesby。Those present included：T.W.Oglesby of Santa Ana，Miss Winna Robinson，of Kentucky，members OF THE immediate Molleda family，and W.F.Oglesby and his children，Rebecca，Juan和 Gladys.of Fulternot. ``` ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Molleda and daughter, Frances, of No. Richmond-aye, entertained a group of relatives with a delicious dinner in honor of the birthday of Miss M. S. Oglesby. Those present included: T. W. Oglesby of Santa Ana, Miss Winna Robinson of Kentucky, members of the immediate Molleda family, and W. F. Oglesby and his children, Rebecca, Juan and Gladys of Fullerton. FULLERTON VOTES TODAY City Clerk Hezmalhalch was the busy man yesterday seeing to it that the booths were in place and the supplies in readiness for the water bond election today. Those who have official charge of the voting are named as follows: Special District No. 1—Inspector, L. A. Parker; judges, Cather-E. Thompson, Arthur Johnson; $50.00 REWARD The Jewel Box Jewelry Store will give $50.00 reward to anyone who will bring them a watch which can not be repaired to keep good time. We have added to our employ a skilled man at the head of our watch repair department who is an expert on American and Swiss Watches. We have reduced our prices on all watch repairing to a pre-war schedule. CLEANING Up to 15 jewel ... $1.25 Up to 21 jewel ... 1.75 Bracclet watches ... 1.50 New crystal ... .25 Unbreakable crystal ... .35 New hand plain ... .25 New hand fancy ... .35 New mainspring ... 1.35 Our work is of the best and absolutely guaranteed for one year. Give us a trial and you will never make a change. The Jewel Box "Gifts That Please" 228 W. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Word has been received here from Prof. Van Sayre to the effect that he has made an engagement to teach in the high school at Pasadena, where the family is spending the summer, and will not return to Fullerton. Mrs. Sayre will probably be soloist at one of the churches there. The side walls of the new Wicker-shelm building are nearly completed PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS FOR Now on Sale THE PRINCE ST. ANAHEIM Corner Lemon and Center Sts., The Orange County Plain Dealer and the front of white pressed brick is going up fast. It is expected layers will have completed their work on the building within a few days. Ray Marsh, Mrs. Marsh and their son, Donald, have just returned from a week's vacation at Laguna Beach. Mr. Marsh, who is prescription clerk at Hardy's pharmacy, had his big touring shipment here from his former home in Kansas, and declare that this country is good enough for him for the rest of his natural life. He was a retail druggist in Kansas for more than 20 years. Mrs. C. A. Bruce, wife of C. A. Bruce of Bruce & Goodson, is spending a month's vacation at Big ear. Mr. S. H. Jones of Buena Park, underwent a very serious operation at the Fullerton hospital yesterday morning but is doing as well as can be expected. Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Cowles, of 705 N. Spadra-st., have for their guest, Mrs. J. M. Backman, of Minneapolis, who is here for a short visit. Miss Lynch, of Fullerton, underwent a serious operation at the Fullerton hospital Tuesday afternoon but is doing nicely. Mrs. Roy Davis was in Los Angeles on a shopping trip yesterday. Mr. William Schleils, of Bren and son, Victor, left Tuesday for Ventura to visit Mr. Schleils' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schleils. The little boy will spend several months with his grandparents but Mr. Schleils will only make a brief visit. Miss Delta Pembleton and Mr. Clarence Wolfe attended a theatre in Los Angeles Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Stuart of Wilmington spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Wm. Schleils of Bren. A. D. Yost, of Bren, was in Los Angeles yesterday on business. Miss Ruby Schleils and Miss Beatrice Pemble, of Bren, visited with Mrs. H. R. Harland, of Fullerton, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pembleton and little daughter, Marion, left in their auto yesterday for San Francisco where they will enjoy a vacation. Mr. Charles R. Sutherland was in La Habra Tuesday afternoon on business. The employees of the American Fruit Growers, Inc., of Fullerton today pre-farmers and Merchants bank, of Fullerton, left yesterday on a short vacation. Mr. H. C. Krause, president of the First National bank, left early this morning for Yellowstone park, where he will spend his vacation. Mr. Krause left for Yellowstone several days ago but owing to the extreme heat and engine trouble he was forced to return. He will now motor via the coast route. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Chezleks are leaving today for their home in Los Angeles. It was reported to the Fullerton police department today that Tuesday night J. M. Bertsche of Stallmeyer's Jewelry store met with an accident while driving toward Anaheim. An unlighted motorcycle coming from opposite direction ran into his Chevrolet touring car. The driver of the motorcycle ran without his name or number being obtained. Mr. Bertsche was not injured although his car was damaged. "Go to the ant, thou sluggard." But some sluggards are too indolent to watch the works of this busy little insect. "Buried Treasure" will be seen again tonight at the Fairyland, starring Marlon Davies. It takes the fans back to the colorful days of pirates, brave knights and beautiful women. Tomorrow night is regular vaudeville night, and May McAlvoy will be seen in "A Private Scandal." There will be a double attraction at the Grand theatre tonight, Alice Brady in "Out of the Chorus," and Charlie Chaplin in "One A.M." Friday and Saturday nights "Someone in the House" will be featured. - If it's from Wittmann's it’s good! It is quite reasonable for anyone—even a United States Senator—to want to get out of Washington in midsummer. But even Senators, in the performance of duty should be willing to offer themselves vicariously on the altar of Washington's worst-anywhere climate. FRESH FISH FROM THE OCEAN YOU GET ONLY THE BEST AT STROUP'S. Stroup's Market "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Wm. Schiells of Brea. A. D. Yost, of Brea, was in Los Angeles yesterday on business. Miss Ruby Schiells and Miss Beatrice Pemble, of Brea, visited with Mrs. H. R. Harland, of Fullerton, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pembleton and little daughter, Marion, left in their auto yesterday for San Francisco where they will enjoy a vacation. Mr. Charles R. Sutherland was in La Habra Tuesday afternoon on business. The employees of the American Fruit Growers, Inc., of Fullerton today presented C. A. Bergnall, foreman, with a beautiful Elks' ring and a box of cigars as a farewell present. Mr. Bergnall has resigned his position with the Fullerton packing house, and will accept another position elsewhere. He was both pleased and surprised by the gifts presented him. Mrs. Almirn Himes of Fullerton has been visiting several days with her son, L. S. Himes, of Loma Vista. Fred Whitchers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Whitchers of E. Maple-ave, left Fullerton this week for two or three weeks at the lumber camps at McCloud. Howard Rogers and George Miles accompanied him. The executive committee of the Men's Bible class of the first Christian church of Fullerton held its regular weekly meeting in the parlors of the church today. The King's Daughters class served them. A new table has been obtained by the juvenile class room of the Fullerton public library, it was announced at the office of Miss Minnie Maxwell, librarian, today. L. E. Plummer and two daughters, Margaret and Isabel, and his sister, Miss Susie Plummer, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. de Moss and H. H. Tracey will leave tomorrow for a few days vacation at the school cabin at Little Bear Lake. Mrs. D. L. Newlin is seriously ill at her home on W. Whiting ave. George Witsleben who has been staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wickers of Fullerton has moved to Huntington Beach. He is an oil worker and desired to be nearer his work. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pyles and two children have moved from Fullerton to Anaheim. Mr. J. W. Keith, member of the official board of the Christian church, who was moved yesterday from the county hospital to the Fullerton hospital in a very serious condition is reported to be doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller are leaving Saturday for a ten days' vacation in the vicinity of Bishop. Miss Annu McDermott who is seriously ill and although her condition is not improved her friends hope for her speedy recovery. H. V. Williams, cashier at the First National bank has returned from a two weeks' vacation at Yosemite, accompanied by his wife and daughter. Mr. E. K. Benchley, president of the "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim J.C.Pemey Co. 312 DEPARTMENT STOR Anaheim, California Low Prices Best Value THAT'S what every man prices" at the J. C. 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