oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-29

News of Fullerton Starbuck Road Case Seen Behind Recall The Starbuck road case, which has smouldered for the past six years, burst into active flame again when City Trustee L. P. Drake was threatened with recall. In a letter to Drake which was read before city trustees, William Starbuck, prominent rancher, formerly manager of the Fullerton telephone company, and for many years in business, who has been the storm center of debate in the road case for a number of years, declared that arrangements to set into motion the recall machinery have been virtually completed. Starbuck's letter reads: "I wish to give you a square deal (although I am sure you have not given me one) and tell you what I am doing. "We are all sure this road matter could be settled, were it not for your leading the fight for it. "I now have arrangements virtually complete for a recall. "I am again going to put this up to the people and see if they will speak as plainly as they did before. "This (and some other things) will be the issue. "I am willing again to trust the people. "Most respectfully, "WILLIAM STARBUCK." For many years disputes have marked the proposed opening of the Starbuck road, which joins Buena Park road. Ranchers recently took the matter out of the hands of city trustees when the latter appealed to the courts. The trustees retaliated by striking the petition off the calendar. Drake, who has been opposed to Starbuck, it is said, has insisted that the road case be replaced on the council calendar. This action, it is asserted, led to Starbuck's recall threat. WINDING UP WEEK'S TOMATO SHIPMENT WINDING UP WEEK'S TOMATO SHIPMENT The Northern Orange-co Produce Growers' Ass'n is cleaning up on the packing of tomatoes today for this week it was announced this morning. There are still some tomatoes coming in from the foothills and probably will be for the next two weeks, but not enough to keep the packers steadily busy. Only pinks and reds are being shipped. The green ones will not be shipped in their present state since, because of the frost, it might turn out that they would spoil instead of ripen. The mixed shipments are being sent to Los Angeles, since there is not enough to send by carload lots. DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE Mrs. L. McKelvey was the honored guest at a very delightful surprise party given in honor of her birthday by the Birthday club at her home last evening. The ladies dressed as children and spent the evening playing children's games, enjoying a very pleasant time. After the evening's fun, dainty refreshments were served. Helping Mrs. McKelvey celebrate the occasion were the Mesdames' A. Koch, G. Koch, H. Spencer, L. Voltz, M. Pitts, O. Evans, J. Bean, G. Helsley, J. Lilley, E. Snyder. Mrs. McKelvey was presented with the ever useful casserole as a gift from the club. CONDUCT ALL DAY MEETING The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will conduct an all day meeting today in the church. Several prominent speakers will speak on the Home Missions. At noon a dinner will be served to the ladies in the Recreation Hall, and then the afternoon sessions will commence, lasting the entire afternoon. FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Hart at the Seale funeral parlor this morning were largely attended. Rev. Carl Dowell of Olinda officiating. Interment was in Loma Vista Cemetery. ATTEND BIBLE CLASS RALLY A delegation from the Bible class of the First Church of Fullerton attended the Bible class rally at Whittier last night. They were C. C. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. George Story, Mrs. Jessie Chilton, Dale King, W. S. Randall, and Rev. and Mrs. John T. Houser. PLAN COOKED FOOD SALE How To Guess the weight of the load that every person entering our store is will be weighed Saturday, Dec. 10th, at to the person making the best guess. Sensing guess, the award will be decided Gates Furni 259 E. Center St. this morning were largely attended, Rev. Carl Dowell of Olinda officiating. Interment was in Loma Vista Cemetery. ATTEND BIBLE CLASS RALLY A delegation from the Bible class of the First Church of Fullerton attended the Bible class rally at Whittier last night. They were C. C. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. George Story, Mrs. Jessie Chilton, Dale King, W. S. Randall, and Rev. and Mrs. John T. Houser. PLAN COOKED FOOD SALE The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will conduct an all day bazaar tomorrow in the city hall. The ladies will have a cooked food sale, and many pretty articles, making nice Christmas presents will be on sale. A light luncheon will be served at noon. FULLERTON BRIEFES Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cansner spent Sunday with Mrs. Casner's sister, Mrs. J. C. Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. Corbett spent Thanksgiving and the week-end with Mr. Corbett's sister in Sawtelle. Mr. and Mrs. R. Corcoran motored to Riverside yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Shaw and baby girl are spending a couple of weeks at the Salveson home in Fullerton, before starting east to visit Mr. Shaw's old home. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Salveson of Brea spent the evening and wee hours of a.m. at the Salveson home in Fullerton playing "500". Wednesday evening the regular monthly Masonic dance will be held in the Masonic Temple. Mr. Durbin is in Los Angeles today on business. Mr. B. C. Hunt of Rosewell New Mexico is spending the week with Mrs. A. Kingsley who was operated on at the Fullerton Hospital about a week ago is getting along so nicely that she expects to be able to go home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Evans entertained as dinner guests Sunday Mr. Evans' father, Mr. George Evans and his brother Roy Evans who is attending U. S. C. this year. Mrs. M. A. Spencer and Mrs. Edith Mitchell will spend the day at Long Beach today. HOW easy it is to get this wonderwe offer on Thor Electric WPractical gifts will be the rule thisChon trifles. If each one of the familycan have a splendid Thor delivered delighted "She" will be when she re "To Mother from After Christmas the Thor will savemonthly payments. And for yearreminder of your thoughtfulness in so much time and strength. This low-priced Thor, like all othercylinder. It washes the daintiest Linclean without wear or tear. Authorized JOSEPH EVERYTHING E111 E. Chartres Phone THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Growers' Supply Co. spoke on the work of his company and showed pictures in illustration. The following directors were elected for the coming year: L. F. Drake, president; S. W. McCulloch, vice president; E. D. Lang, S. S. Twomby, Louis Jacobson and George Welton, treasurer. Abe Pritchard was retained as secretary and manager. The association will begin the packing of navels about Thursday for the shipping of a few cars east for the Christmas trade, Mr. Pritchard said this morning. Malcom Parker, who has been out of school for about two months on account of a broken leg, sustained in a football game, is back in school again. FULLERTON TO PLAY WHITTIER HI WED. Fullerton high school football team will play Whittier high tomorrow at Fullerton. Fullerton basketball girls played Hollywood girls at Hollywood last evening and won by a score of 22 to 21. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Cray entertained as dinner guests Sunday Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Hinman, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ruggles and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brown and son all of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gardiner attended the football game at Bokers-field Thanksgiving. BOYS----GIRLS Try Your Skill Win This Sherwood Spring Coaster -FREEHow To Win It B. E. Hultop left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Collings, Mo. S. C. Osborn left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Westville, Okla. E. S. Blake, baggageman at the Santa Fe has gone on a 30 days vacat Closing Prices Reduce 30x3½ 32x3½ 32x4 33x4 34x4 WEED CHAINS 20 per cent OFF All Sizes -FREEHow To Win It of the load that the Coaster in our window has on it. tering our store is entitled to register a guess. The load day, Dec. 10th, at 10 a.m., and the wagon awarded the best guess. Should two or more register the winwill be decided by drawing between these persons. Furniture Store ANAHEIM Thor for Christmas $140.00 $140.00 Only $10.00 Down easy it is to get this wonderful gift on the very liberal terms offered on Thor Electric Washing Machines. gifts will be the rule this Christmas. Don't waste your money if each one of the family will put in just a few dollars, you splendid Thor delivered on Christmas morning. And how She" will be when she reads the card— "Mother from the Family" Christmas the Thor will save enough to meet its own small payments. And for years to come it will be a constant source of your thoughtfulness in making this gift which saves "her" time and strength. Riced Thor, like all others, has the revolving, reversing washes the daintiest Lingerie or heavy blankets, perfectly but wear or tear. Come in soon. Let's talk this over. Authorized Thor Dealer JOSEPH A. LIEB EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL hartres Phone 531 Anaheim, Calif. CLASSIC CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE Lift yesterday over ballings, Mo. Lift yesterday over Westville, Okla. Engageman at the place on a 30 days vacation. He will spend most of this time with his family in San Diego. Rev. John T. Houser of the First Christian church of Fullerton will deliver an address before the Ambra C. of C. Wednesday at noon. The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will hold an all day meeting tomorrow in the church to complete plans for the bazaar to be held Saturday. Closing Out Tires Reduced Prices on Standard Makes that Are Below the Cost of Seconds $10.95 $14.50 $18.90 $19.80 $20.60 All Accessories at Less Than Wholesale Cost WEED CHAINS 10 per cent OFF All Sizes ANTI-FRICTION GREASE 5-lb. Bucket, worth 75c... $ .65 10-lb. Bucket ... 1.25 25-lb. Bucket ... 2.50 50-lb. Bucket ... 4.50 "Oh Boy! Ain't this the life!!" I LIKE my job. BUT DAYS do come. WHEN SKIES are blue. ABOVE THE city smoke. AND BREEZES stir. THE PAPERS on my desk. AND THEN I think. WHAT I would do. IF I were boss. I'D OPEN shop. AT TWELVE o'clock. AND CLOSE at one. WITH ONE hour off. FOR LUNCH, and I. WOULD GET old Sam. TO RUN me out. IN HIS big six. AND DROP me off. UNDER A greenwood tree. BEGIDE A babbling brook. AND THERE I'd lie. AND EVERY once. ANTI-FRICTION GREASE 5-lb. Bucket, worth 75e...$ .65 10-lb. Bucket ...1.25 25-lb. Bucket ...2.50 50-lb. Bucket ...4.50 L. F. Pomeroy Angeles St. Phone 289 Anaheim WOULD GET old Sam, TO RUN me out. IN HIS big six. AND DROP me off. UNDER A green wood tree. BESIDE A bubbling brook. AND THERE I'd lie. AND EVERY once. IN A whirl. ROLL OVER. OR MAYBE sit and think. BUT MOST likely. JUST SIT. AND EVERY once. IN A while I'd light. ONE OF my Chesterfields. AND OH Boy. I GUESS that wouldn't. SATISFY! CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTES They Satisfy Did you know about the Chesterfield package of 10?