oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-11

NEWS OF FULLERTON FULLERTON YOUTH HELD FOR SMASHUP R. F. Posey, Fullerton youth, was held in the county jail today as the outcome of an automobile collision, the result of a supposed joyride, with the car of W. C. Wieland, 209 East First street, Santa Ana, the car driven by Posey adding embarrassing complications to his predicament, from the fact that it had been stolen, according to authorities, from George F. Taylor of Fullerton. Posey was one of a party of six in the alleged stolen car. Of the others, Tom Usery spent yesterday in the Community hospital recovering from injuries and Raymond Annon was also injured, but not severely. Usery sustained a badly sprained ankle and a hard shaking up. F. E. Davis, Willie Jones, Will Oglesby and Posey were unhurt. All reside in Fullerton, except Davis, whose home is in La Habra. Wieland, who was driving out of Santa Ana for an early duck hunt about 4 a.m., met the Fullerton party returning from Balboa where they had driven Taylor's Munroe car. The meeting took place at the junction of South Main street and Newport boulevard. Wieland steered far to the right, the two wheels on that side of his car going off the paving. Evidently, Wieland said, Posey did not even have room to pass. Possibly because of the fog or blinded by headlights, Posey drove against Wieland's car. Both cars were damaged in the collision. Posey was the only one of the Fullerton party held after the accident. It was stated at the sheriff's office today that a charge of automobile stealing would be filed against him. 1334 CHILDREN REGISTERED School registration week resulted in the securing of 1334 names at the two Fullerton grammar school buildings. CONSIDER PARASITE PROPAGATION HERE A meeting of the committees and delegates from all the Farm Centers and Associations in Orange-co was held this afternoon at the Fullerton office of the Placentia Orange Growers' Ass'n to discuss and consider plans for the propagation of parasites for biological control of the Citrus scale. Speakers include R. S. Wagum, etomologist of the Cal. Fruit Exchange; S. Essig, etomologist of the Limoneira Ranch; H. N. Armitage, etomologist of the state department of agriculture; Dr. J. G. Mcbeth of the Bastanchury Ranch, and others. DELIGHTFUL LITTLE DINNER Mrs. Frank Dauser entertained with a delightful little dinner party at her home Sunday. The rooms were pretty decorated in Holloween decorations. Those present were Mrs. Albers, Miss Gertrude Atbers, Mr. Shepard and Miss Leach of Los Angeles; and Mr. Dauser's mother and sisters, the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dauser. CHARMING DINNER PARTY Miss Anita Shepardson of Hillcrest drive entertained with a charming little dinner party at her home Sunday in honor of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fox of Edison, Calif. Those present the honorees Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. W. Walter and Mrs. Conrad Waier from Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. Cackes from Hollywood and the hostess, Miss Shepardson. ETEND HAOTEL CAMPAIGN The Fullerton community hotel committee held another meeting this morning and completed plans for extending the campaign for selling stock until the stock is sold, if possible. Men who are able to buy stock but have not yet made purchases will be visited by committees and urged to "come across." ANOTHER HERO COMES HOME The body of Howard A. Thornton, Artesia boy, who was wounded in action at the battle of the Argonne in France, dying in a field hospital a few days later, is being brought to the United States, and on arrival will be sent to Fullerton. The hero was a brother of Oliver Thornton, adjutant of Brea Post, American Legion, and it is thought likely Mr. and Mrs. D., Redondo Beach week, just return noon. Mr. and Mrs. H., were Los Angeles week-end, Mrs. B., is a guest of Mr. this week. Mr. and Mrs. W., Jenny Fridd speeched Balboa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A., lily enjoyed Sunday. Mrs. J. H., Gosner her sister, Mrs. C., Sunday. Miss Romona Mu is a guest this week. Mr. and Mrs. L., family and Mr., amlams spent last night on Sunday. Mrs. Duke and Montebello were Miss Reynolds. Mrs. Walter W., pleasant visit with terday. Miss Bertha Phi was a week-end giver Wm. Davis and Mr., or their daup Paudena were Suu. Mrs. E. H., Wad Mr. L.Wadsworth of Mr. and Mrs. V Orangethorpe. Mr. and Mrs. C., Crucer from Culverdir Mr. and Mrs. C., Linda. Rev. Q. P. Royer is attending the Mt Angeles visited him in-law, Mr. and Mr. of Fullerton-last re Mrs Charles Bud Beach and Mrs.Jam were Sunday visit Isaac Craig of Brea Miss Easter Cass the university in m week-end with her W.D.Canner of 26 The Fullerton hit will stage a foothill Whittier state sch afternoon at 320 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs.Eli GRAND THEATRE Last Time Tonight One Show Only at 7:45—Prices 50c to $1.50 OF METRO'S MIGHTY MASTERPIECE that is astounding the world THE FOUR HORSEMEN of the Apocalypse adapted by JUNE MATHIS from the novel By VINCENTE BLASCO IBANEZ A METRO-REX INGRAM PROGRAM SEE IT TONIGHT OR NEVER! THE BIG FAIR With Nine Years of Success Southern California Fair Riverside Oct. 11 to 16 THE BIG FAIR With Nine Years of Success Southern California Fair Riverside Oct. 11 to 16 A comprehensive exhibit of the products of the Southland will be shown in attractive display. The greatest Livestock Show in Southern California as well as the greatest Agricultural Exhibit. $32,000.00 in Premiums has attracted entries from the best herds in the state. The Poultry Show will be the largest in the state, this year. Domestic Science, Industrial, Agricultural, Horticultural, Automobile, Tractor, Educational, Indian Art and Crafts and every phase of a Modern Farmer's Fair. FAST RACES EVERY DAY By best horses on Pacific coast. Largest Carnival in the state will have its wonderful Midway here, this year. Music, Free Acts, Entertainments. SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME. SPECIAL RATES on all railroads. All Roads to Riverside LET'S GO! LET'S GO! Southern California Fair, Riverside October 11th to 16th The Orange County Plain Dealer FULLERTON BRIEFSE Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Corbett who were Redondo Beach visitors for the past week, just returned home this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brownfield of Brea were Los Angeles visitors during the week-end, Mrs. Inock-of Los Angeles is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brownfield this week. We are glad to say that it is Mr. R. M. Comb's buick and not Mr. Comba who is laid up for repairs, as the result of a collision with a Ford Saturday night on West Commonwealth ave. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pridd and Miss Jenny Fridd spent the week-end at Balbon Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Walker and family enjoyed Sunday at Redondo Beach. Mrs. J. H. Gosney of Fullerton visited her sister, Mrs. C. E. Lunn in Pasadena Sunday. Miss Romona Mulligan of Los Angeles is a guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. H. Walberg. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Linebarger and family and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McWilliams spent last week with Mrs. Linebarger's mother, Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Duke and Miss Knowlton of Montebello were week-end guests of Miss Reynolds. Mrs. Walter W. Drina enjoyed a very pleasant visit with Mrs. H. Epla yesterday. Miss Bertha Phillips of Los Angeles was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tucker and their daughter, Mildred, from Pasadena were Sunday visitors. Ms. E. H. Wadaworth and her son, Mr. L. Wadsworth of Denver, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Currie of East Orangethorpe. Mr. and Mrs. Crueter and Miss Ella Crueter from Calexico who is attending the M.E conference in Los Angeles visited his sister and brother-in-law, Mrs. and Mrs. Robt, E. Corcoran of Fullerton-last night. Mrs. Charles Buckway of Huntington Beach and Mrs. James Craig of Anaheim were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Isaac'Craig of Brea. Miss Easter Canner who is attending the university in Hollywood spent the week-end with her parms, Mr. and Mrs.W.D.Casner of 207 So.Mndrona,Brea. The Fullerton high school first team will stage a football contest with the Whittier state school at Whittier this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Elinor Oison are spend- PAY FOR EXHIBIT AT FAIR Fullerton B.of T directors yesterday order paid their share of the bills for the Fullerton exhibit at the county fair, amounting to $42. It was understood that the Fullerton farm center would be called upon to pay an amount something like the above, making the total expense for the exhibit fall well under $100. It is the generally expressed opinion that the display was well worth the money it cost. for Riverside. He is to have charge of the Orange-co farm bureau exhibit at the Riverside fair which opens today. Mr. and Mrs. Mclimeney and family were guests of Mr., and Mrs.G.S.Gage Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Chars.Graham and Miss Graham were week-end guests of Mr., and Mrs.Sherman Turner in Puente. Mr. and Mrs.Anna Ritter enjoyed Sunday at Newport Beach. Mrs.William Jaques is a Los Angeles visitor today. Mr. and Mrs.Roy Hamilton who were the guests of Mr., and Mrs.O.V.Hamilton are spending a couple weeks in Redlands before returning home to Mo. Mrs.A.H.Hurd of E.Santa Ann-st arrived at her home Sunday from the White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles where she has been for a week under the care of a specialist. She returned very much benefited. The Schmidt Orchestra will play for a dance at Santa Ana Wednesday evening given by Yoeman lodge of Santa Ana at the M.W.A.hall.All yoemen and their friends are cordially invited. —Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. —Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. ANAHEIM, ONE DAY ONLY FRIDAV.October 14 Big Tent Theatre Seats 1200,Near Depot J.M.Busby's World Greatest Colored Rev. Q. P. Reyer from Calexico who is attending the M.E. conference in Los Angeles visited his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roht, E. Corcoran of Fullerton last night. Mrs. Charles Buckway of Huntington Beach and Mrs. James Craig of Anaheim were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Craig of Brea. Ms. Easter Canner who is attending the university in Hollywood spent the week-end with her parts, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Casner of 207 So. Madrona, Brea. The Fullerton high school first team will stage a football contest with the Whittier state school at Whittier this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Elnor Oison are spending the day in Los Angeles on business. The banks of Fullerton will be closed tomorrow in commemoration of Columbus day. The W.C.T.U. will hold a meeting tonight at the First Baptist church of Fullerton. William Milton was arraigned this morning before Judge French on the charge of being drunk. He was fined $15 and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. The jail sentence was suspended. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Noonan, Fullerton pressing and dye works operators, have opened branch offices in Anaheim and Brea. Mrs. Catherine Goss has taken the Anaheim agency and has offices at 111 No. Lemon-st. Ray Forester of Philadelphia will take the position as presser at the Fullerton shops. Mr. and Mrs. M.B. Severson of Jewell, Ia., are here to spend the winter with Mr. Severson's brother, A.J.Severson and family of West Amerige-ave. Mr. N.S.Ruddock of Redondo is a guest at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.B.H.Davis, of 133 W.Amerige-ave, having just returned from a 2,000 mile automobile trip thru Oregon and Washington in company with Redondo friends. Mrs.A.R.Ellis from Long Beach is a guest of her mother, Mrs.J.H.Wilhite. FALKENSTE 6710 Yards of High Grade Selling Event Orange County Pure Silk Georgette Crepe 40-inch heavy Georgette in about 25 shades—at the lowest price we have ever quoted on a pure Silk Georgette. About 800 yards in the lot. Yard.....98c 40-inch All-Silk Charmeuse $2.39 yard All the popular Fall shades will Wednesday and Thursday We Will Over yard 40-inch heavy Georgette in about 25 shades—at the lowest price we have ever quoted on a pure Silk Georgette. About 800 yards in the lot. Yard..... $98c 40-inch All-Silk Charmuse $2.39 yard All the popular Fall shades will be found in this showing. Beautiful quality of All-Silk Charmuse at 'way, 'way less than usual. 500 Yards Wash Satin Pure dye Wash Satin in pink, flesh and white, 'way less than regular at this $1.59 price..... $1.59 Yd-Wide Changeable Messaline Five different color combinations to choose from. A splendid grade of Messaline for Linings. Petticoats, etc. Yard..... $1.59 Printed Lining Satins Cotton Back Lining Satins in a wide range of pretty patterns. Yard..... $1.79 40-inch Peau de Crepe A lustrous Satin-faced Crepe, shown in all the popular fall shades. Yard..... $2.85 40-inch Heavy Charmuse An exceptional cloth even at its regular price, this represents one of the best values of the sale. All the popular shades in the lot. Yard..... $2.95 40-inch Chiffon Velvet $4.95 yd. All-Silk Chiffon Velvet in black, brown, navy, taupe and wisteria at a new low price. Wednesday and Thursday We Will Over yard More Than 50 Shades to Choose From Pure Silk Crepe de Chine We have provided a liberal quantity of this then early shopping will be necessary. All-Silk in white, pink, flesh, black, navy and other wanted colors. Yard..... OTHER CREPE DE CHINES AT $1.79, $1.95, $2.85 yd. At each price values that will not be duplicate year. Corduroy for Robes . . . Rose, navy, yellow, etc. FALKENSTEIN'S GERMAN PAYMENT IS NOT EXPECTED LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11.—Bankers assert that the German government will not be able to meet the next reparation payment, the quarterly installment of 26 per cent export tax, due on Nov. 15, under the terms of the London ultima-tum. This is not to say that the payment will not be met, but that the German government will not be able to meet it of its own ability or from the proceeds of any tax efforts whatsoever. The exact amount of the Nov. 15 export tax payment can only be estimated and the generally accepted estimate is 250,000-000 gold marks, or $62,500,000. Laivson Heaters are absolutely odor-less. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. SUES FOR $865 AS DAMAGES TO MOTOR Suit for damages amounting to $865, sought by W. O. Lusk from A. E. Waern as the result of an automobile accident, on the Newport-blvd Aug. 13, was on file today in superior court. Lusk charges Waern with careless driving. He alleges that his car received actual damages totalling $765 in the collision and asks the additional sum for the loss of the car during a period of two months. FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM Tonight, Wednesday, Thursday, Oct. 11, 12, 13 Gloria Swanson In ELINOR GLYN'S ‘The Great Moment’ A Paramount Picture Added Attractions Tuesday: Comedies, Two Topics of the Day, Three Paramount Magazines, Added Attractions Wednesday and Thursday: One Pathe Review, Two Snub Pollard Comedies. IN ELINOR GLYN'S 'The Great Moment' A Paramount Picture Added Attractions Tuesday: Comedies, Two Topics of the Day, Three Paramount Magazines. Added Attractions Wednesday and Thursday: One Pathe Review, Two Snub Pollard Comedies. Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT LAST TIME "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" Prices for this Production 30c to $1.50 Wednesday, Thursday, Oct. 12, 13 CARMEL MYERS In a Breathless Dramat of Cold Steel and Flaming Hearts "THE KISS" Added Attractions, Comedy Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax NSTEIN'S Grade Silks in the Greatest County Has Ever Seen! and Thursday We Will Feature Over 1,000 yards of Satin —THE MOST IMPELLING NEWS FALKENSTEIN'S HAS HAD TO TELL FOR MANY A LONG MONTH. Yard-Wide Taffeta $1.39 —a feature of this event. Soft finish Taffetas in navy, midnight, and Thursday We Will Feature Over 1,000 yards of Satin Messaline $1.39 Yd. —A beautiful, lustrous quality of yard-wide Satin Messaline in every conceivable color, specially featured for Wednesday and Thursday, selling at $1.39 yard. quantity of this fabric but even necessary. All-Silk Crepe de Chine very and other $1.39 E DE CHINES AT 95, $2.85 yd. will not be duplicated again this 89c yd. yellow, etc. Yard-Wide Taffeta $1.39 —a feature of this event. Soft finish Taffetas in navy, midnight, brown, filbert, copen, sapphire, Grey and other popular shades BLACK SILKS! Autumn's Favorites! Notably Featured at Attractive Prices! Black Taffeta, yard $1.49 to..... $1.89 Black Peau de Soie, yard $1.69 and..... $1.95 Black Pailette de Soie, yard..... $1.70 Black Duchess Satin, yard, $1.79 and..... $1.95 Black Satin Crepes, yard, $2.85..... $3.45 and up Black Charmeuse, yard..... $2.39 and up Black Canton Crepe, yard..... $2.95 Black Peau de Crepe, yard..... $2.85 Black Crepe de Chine, yard, $1.39 to..... $2.85 Anaheim California