oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-29

NEWS OF FULLERTON REGISTER ALL FROM 3 TO 18 NEXT WEEK Fullerton School Notes The grammar school will enroll all in the district from three to 18 years old next week, it was announced today by C. A. Marcey, superintendent. Mr. Marcey stated the registration would be carried forward from Monday until Saturday at noon, and that the parents and guardians of the children were responsible for their registration under the state law, and a penalty is attached should they fall to enroll. The old teachers of the grammar schools are giving the new teachers an informal reception this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the grammar school auditorium, following the regular weekly teachers' meeting. It is a get-together, get-acquainted affair, and an enjoyable time is anticipated. Miss Fink, English and mathematics teacher, has been employed by the high school as "extra" to help take care of the crowded classes. Miss Rivers of the high school faculty, who have been ill for several days, is still on the sick list. Fullerton high school first football team will play its first game Saturday afternoon at the home grounds with Santa Monica. The Santa Monica team won the championship of So. Cal. last year. RAISE $83,400 FOR FULLERTON HOTEL The campaigners to rthe $175,000 for a new hotel for Fullerton had obtained subscriptions for $83,400 of the amount at noon today, it was announced at the headquarters of the campaigners. The clock is steadily being wound. FULLERTON BRIEFES BRIEFS FULLERTON Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Voltz and son Leo and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Voltz of Anaheim motored to Ventura Sunday and spent the day. Mr. Geo. C. Welton and Mr. Wm. Berkensstock attended the Orange Growers' Exchange meeting in Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. ECONOMICS SECTION MEETS The Economics section of the Fullerton Ebell club will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. W. L. Hale. The hostesses will include Mrs. J. W. Heterbrink, Mrs. J. Des Granges, Miss Bosche, and Mrs. O. Des Grangea. The program will be principally routine business. The ladies of the Altar society of Santa Maria church met yesterday afternoon in Odd Fellows hall to enjoy a card party such as the society frequently gives for the benefit of the church. Five hundred was played, ten tables serving the players. First prize was awarded to Mrs. Charles Hansen which was a practical bath towel and two wash cloths, and the second one to Mrs. Blattner, a gait and pepper shaker. Mrs. E. K. Benchley won the consolation prize, a handworked tea towel. Ice cream and cake were served after games. BUSINESS AND SOCIAL MEET The Y. B. P. met last evening at the home of Mrs. Cariker Hazel, on South Highland-st., in an interesting business session. A program and social hour made the evening most enjoyable to the members and at its conclusion the hostess served light refreshments of cookies and punch. The decorations in the rooms were bouquets of roses and some other fall flowers. PLAN ALL-DAY MEETING The Mission Circle of the Baptist church will hold an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. Luke Woodward Wednesday, Oct. 7. All the ladies of the church are requested to meet at the church about ten o'clock and conversations will be provided. There will be a pot luck dinner and a program and business in the afternoon. All ladies of the church are invited. MASONS ENJOY EVENING The Masons and their wives and sweethearts enjoyed their monthly social evening last evening in the Masonic temple. Dancing and "500" and other diversions passed away the evening and light refreshments were served; Fifty or more couples were in attendance. ATTEND O.E.S.TENTAINMENT Miss Helen Wishard goes to Los Angeles this evening to attend the monthly entertainment of the 1920 matrons of the Eastern Star. This is held in the Masonic temple on Figueroa-st. STANTON YORBA LIFE Friends of Morgarten teacher learn that she duties owing her mother, who is Thomson, who will be in charge. Mrs. E. E., taining her frie diana for the many frie were surprised on Friday last Orange. The home of the Santa Ana and the couple will friends at 616 range their best wishes. Mrs. G.W.Cill the past few slightly worsened does not recognize rowing family of a host of Mrs. Whittier Saturc The Y.L.scherving hot luke supervision of Kellogg. Miss Edith Bron Gale and a merry party! Mr. and Mrs. H.-E.And from a three wi m Buckmaster ting a deer and to prive he w story." Mr. and Mrs Valencia-ave from a month country club, usual charming on Sunday Co Ortega, Mr. and Mr. Mrs Le GIRL'S AC Dan Cupid re the courthouse of 2728 Manitou and Louise Elf Workman-st., fusal in their marriage licens Nearly a mo Joe Backs receiv relatives of th stating that shi og age and war FULLERTON BRIEFSE BRIEFSE FULLERTON Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Voltz and son Leo and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Voltz of Anaheim motored to Ventura Sunday and spent the day. Mr. Geo. C. Welton and Mr. Wm. Berkenstock attended the Orange Growers' Exchange meeting in Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. Mr. George C. Welton and Mr. B. F. Potter attended the Walnut Growers Association yesterday morning in Los Angeles. The directors set the price of the first grade walnuts at 21¢c. Mrs. L. P. Voltz and son and her mother, Mrs. C. M. Kemp and her sister, Miss Mildred Kemp will spend Friday at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Vance and daughters Nina and May visited Mrs. Vance's sister, Mrs. Walton on Sunday in Santa Ana. Mr. Frank Updyke who has been ill with tonsilitis for the past few days is improving. Mrs. J. E. Thomas and daughter, Florence, are spending the day at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Swain will attend church services at Yorba Linda on Sunday accompanied by the Rev. and Mrs. Taylor of Long Beach, who was formerly the pastor there. Mrs. W. E. Garrison of Santa Ann spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. N. Swain. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. George L. Holt of Whittier formerly of Fullerton spent Sunday in Santa Barbara. Mrs. Fousburg of Hiawatha, Kansas, who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moss will return to Kansas soon. She has been calling on other old friends among them being Mrs.-Mary E. Woodward. Rev. Perry is in Los Angeles on business today. Mrs. R. S. Gregory has been ill at her home the last few days under the doctor's care. Mrs. Bob Ware left last week for Oklahoma and points south, where she will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. West and daughter Louise Will spend the week end at their cabin at Camp Baldy. Mrs. J Evans returned Sunday from a week's visit, with Mr. and Mrs. A.R Ellis of Long Beach. Mrs Iva Woodward is going to Coalings today to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs.E.C.Hammill Her son will accompany her. Miss Amber Wilhite has returned from a two weeks' vacation at Caruthers with Mr. and Mrs.Joe Daniels, formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs.Ernest Trickett and family and Mr. and Mrs.J.L Perry of Santa Monica are spending the day with Mr. and Mrs.J.H.Wilhite. Mr. and Mrs.G.C.Wilson were in Los Angeles yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs.H.R.Williams are the proud parents of a baby daughter who arrived the 12th.The little miss has been named Wilma Rosalie and she and her mother expect to go home from Fullerton on Sunday. Ms.Robert Ross and Mrs.J.O.Nunlist of Los Angeles visited Mr. and Mrs.A.W.Daniel on Tuesday.Mrs.Nunlist remaining for a few days with her parents. Mr.A.W.Daniel is improving from the injuries sustained in his recent fall, but still under the doctors' care. ATTEND O.E.S ENTERTAINMENT Miss Helen Wishard goes to Los Angeles this evening to attend the monthly entertainment of the 1920 matrons of the Eastern Star. This is held in the Masonic temple on Fligueroa-st. STANTON STANTON, Sept. 29.(Spl.) Mrs Elsie Kane of Los Angeles is visiting her mother, Mrs.C.Ames. Mr.Fred Ames of Maricopa is visiting his sister, Mrs.A.L.Freeman. Miss Mamie Junkin of Westminster is spending with her sister, Mrs.F.D.Turner. Mr.mr.F.C.Beecher were Redlands visitors one day this week. Charles Ward of Earlimart and Doe Cox of Graham spent Sunday at the Riley home. L.C.Dale was called to Delta Utah on business this week. Mrs.Bertha Dale of Loma Linda has been visiting the Schacht and Dale families for the past two weeks. Witman Eyesight Specialist. Attend Chaffee's Annual Sale Today Don't Miss O'Sat We want to suggest to our patrons are limited and to secure the greatest Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wilson were in Los Angeles yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Williams are the proud parents of a baby daughter who arrived the 12th. The little miss has been named Wilma Rosalie and she and her mother expect to go home from Fullerton on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Ross and Mrs. J. O. Nunlist of Los Angeles visited Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Daniel on Tuesday. Mrs. Nunlist remaining for a few days with her parents. Mr. A. W. Daniel is improving from the injuries sustained in his recent fall, but is still under the doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Lowery of Los Angeles spent the week-end with Mrs. Lowery's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Daniel. The Men's Bible Class of the Christian church held the weekly luncheon in the banquet hall today. The lunch is served by the ladies of the King's Daughter's Class. The King's Daughter's Class of the Christian church are very enthusiastic over the progress their class is making. They are setting a goal as did the men to entarge their class. Last Sunday they numbered 105 and 16 visitors, making 121 in all. Rev. W. M. Perry will address the Baptist young people of Garden Grove on Friday evening. Mrs. T. D. Robertson and Mrs. Charles Elson, the associate matrons of the Eastern Star, are being entertained at Beverly Hills hotel tomorrow by the conductresses of the Eastern Star. Miss Alma Walkerdorf left today over the Santa Fe for Chicago, Ill. The annual meeting of the First Christian church of Fullerton will be held in the church parlor tonight, opening with a 6 o'clock dinner. The annual election of officers will be held. The regular meeting of executive committee of the Houser Bible class was held at the church parlor at noon today; the tables of the church serving the dinner. Miss Ellis has returned from Globe, Ark., being accompanied home by his brother-in-law, Master Vincent, of Phoenix. They have gone to Fallbrook today. Ember Wilhite has returned from a trip to Fresno. S. C. Pilborn, St. Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. John Murch are attending the G. A. R. convention at Indianapolis. They are the only ones from the part of the county attending. They will return within 28 days, O. V. Knowles, G. A. R. man who arranged transportation stated today. For the Baby Horlick Malted Milk Mellin's Food Mennen Talcum, large Nursing Bottles, 8-oz. Nipple, black THIS COUPON IS WORT 25c We will give you, upon presenting pen, a complimentary box of Nea table Remedy. Anahe 144 W. CENTER ST. The Orange County Plain Dealer MEETS the Fuller-day after Mrs. W. L. include Mrs. S Granges, s Granges, fully routine society of of the day to enjoy society free-heit of the played, ten first prize s Hanesen towel and one to her shaker, s consolata-towel, Ice dried after MEET at the on South business special hour payable tousion the moments of decorations of roses ING e Baptist meeting at woodward, ladies of set at the convex will be a ram and all ladies NG ves and monthly so the Ma-500" and the eve-ts were were in MENT Los An- month-matrons held in oa-st. TEACHER FORCED TO LEAVE SCHOOL YORBA LINDA, Sept. 29. — (Spl.) Friends of Mils Mildred Cole, Kindergarten teacher here will be sorry to learn that she has had to give up her duties owing to the ill health of her mother, who resides in Pasadena. Miss Thomson, who comes well recommended will be in charge of the little tots. Mrs. E. E. Barnum has been entertaining her friend Mrs. Wurater of Indiana for the past few days. The many friends of Mrs. Minnie Lee were surprised to learn of her marriage on Friday last, to Mr. J. B. Hayton of Orange. The ceremony took place at the home of Mrs. Hayton's sister, in Santa Ana and after a short honeymoon the couple will be at home to their friends at 616 West Chapman-ave. Orange. Their many friends here extend best wishes. Mrs. G. W. Calkins who has been very ill the past few months is reported as slightly worse the past few days and does not recognize members of the sorrowful family, who have the sympathy of a host of friends, in their anxiety. Mr. and Mrs. W. Cochran motored to Whittier Saturday, for a social evening. The Y. L. school cafeteria has started serving hot lunches at noon, under the supervision of Mrs. Ada Lynn and Mrs. Kellogg. Miss Edith Bernie, Miss Keosey, Byron Gale and Chauncey Eichler formed a merry party to the beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Backmaster and Mrs. H.-E. Anderson returned Saturday from a three weeks stay at Red Bluff. Mr. Buckmaster was fortunate in getting a deer and brought home the horns to prive he was not telling a "deer story." Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Berkenstock of Valencia-ave who recently returned from a month's rest at the Weesha country club, entertained with their usual charming hospitality at dinner on Sunday. Covers were laid for Lucy Ortega, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lempke and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith of Pullerton. PILOT FLIES EIGHT MILES INTO SKIES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29. — To a Los Angeles man comes the distinction of having climbed 40,800 feet into the skies in an airplane, establishing a new world's record by more than 2000 feet. This was accomplished by Lieut. John Macready, graduate of Los Angeles high school and Stanford university, test pilot of the flying division in the engineering department of the U.S. at McCook field, Dayton, Ohio. Reveal Roosevelt's Spanish War History NEW YORK, Sept. 29. — A terse history of the Spanish-American war, with blunt criticisms of the war department, was made public for the first time today when Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt presented the former President's war diary to the Roosevelt Memorial Assn. FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT—LAST TIME Thomas Ince Presents "The Bronze Bell" A Paramount Picture Added Attractions: Snub Pollard, Comedy and Pathe Review Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax Friday, Sept. 30 VAUDEVILLE NIGHT Four Acts from Best Circuits Also Alice Brady in "Little Italy" Adults 35c; Children 15c; plus war tax GIRL'S AGE BALKS CUPID Dan Cupid ran into an obstacle at the courthouse when Jake Watts, 22, of 2728 Manitou avenue, Los Angeles and Louise Elizabeth Long, 301 So. Workman-st., Los Angeles, met refusal in their attempt to secure a marriage license. Nearly a month ago, County Clerk Joe Backs received notification from relatives of the prospective bride, stating that she was only 15 years of age and warning against issuance of a license. So, when the pretty applicant gave her age as 18 in asking for the license, the county clerk gently but firmly requested a certificate birth or a sworn statement from her parents verifying the statement of age. He told her of the notification he had received. There was visible dismay but little surprise in response to his announcement. Objections apparently had been expected but the couple protested that it was the young man's parents who objected and not those of the girl. They conferred earnestly with the county clerk and with Sheriff Jackson but the former stood unmoved. Consequently the crowning of the romance was delayed. The Bronze Bell A Paramount Picture Added Attractions: Snub Pollard, Comedy and Pathe Review Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax Friday, Sept. 30 VAUDEVILLE NIGHT Four Acts from Best Circuits Also Alice Brady in "Little Italy" Adults 35c; Children 15c; plus war tax GRAND GANAHEIM TONIGHT MARIE DORO and GODFREY TEARLE "MIDNIGHT GAMBOLS" Also Comedy and Fogd Weekly Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax Friday, Sept. 30 JUSTINE JOHNSTONE in "A Heart to Let" Also Comedy and Ford Weekly Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax Miss Our Big List of Friday and Saturday Specials best to our patrons that they come to this sale as early as possible as the quantities secure the greatest savings you should come early. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS ff, Sat . 10c p . . . 9c nd . . . 19c s . . . 7c nes . . . 15c 3 Rolls Toilet Paper . 21c 20c Fountain Pen Ink . 12c 10c Black Ink . . . 8c $2.50 Hot Water Bottle $1.97 60c Bicycle Cards . 50c $1.10 Tanlac $1.00 $1.00 Stationery . . . 79c 50c Stationery . . . 39c 15c Writing Tablet . 10c 15c Envelopes . . . 12c 15c Glycerine Soap . . 9c 9c 20c Fountain Pen Ink .12c $1.00 Stationery .79c 10c Black Ink .8c 50c Stationery .39c 19c $2.50 Hot Water 15c Writing Tablet .10c 7c Bottle $1.97 15c Envelopes .12c 15c 60c Bicycle Cards .50c 15c Glycerine Soap .9c The Baby Milk .85c 85c m, large .25c s, 8-oz. .10c 5c We Give J.N. Green Stamps For the Men Mennen Shaving Cream .50c Colonial Club Shaving Cream 35c Gillette Blades .50c Vogue Shaving Lotion .43c Santox Shaving Lotion .52c Santox Shave Lotion .52c Garden Court Talcum .25c FREE Delivery COUPON IS WORTH 25c upon presenting this countary box of Neal's Vege- THIS COUPON IS GOOD FOR A Fountain Pen to be given absolutely FREE, with any purchase while they last. Anaheim Pharmacy PHONE 370 BILLIONAIRE JAP STABBED TO DEATH TOKIO, Sept. 29.—Zanjiro Yasuda, known as the Rockefeller of Japan and one of the three wealthiest men of the empire, was murdered today by an assassin, who secured an audience with him under the guise of soliciting funds. Yasuda was stabbed to death. His fortune is estimated at a billion dollars. He was head of a dozen large banks. Young Woman Found In Street, Dying LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29.—Found lying in the street at Glendale boulevard and Bellevue avenue shortly after 3 o'clock this morning, after it was reported to the police she had been hurled from an automobile, pretty Mrs. Pearl Taber, 20, of 1145 South Figueroa street, was taken to the receiving hospital, where Police Surgeon Goodrich and Beggs announced the woman was in a dying condition. Officers detained a young man with whom the girl left the home of some friend after midnight, following a party. The young man, a moving picture camera operator, was taken from his apartment in West Jefferson-st. to central station and questioned. NOTED FINANCIER DIES UNDER KNIFE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29.—Thomas Alton, brother of the late John Alton, former executive officer in the Farmers & Merchants National Bank of Los Angeles, and himself well known in California financial circles, is dead at San Mateo, Cal. Alton died suddenly following an operation, reports said. 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