oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-04

News of Fullerton S. O. TO OPEN NEW FULLERTON DEPOT The Standard Oil Co. applied to Fullerton trustees at their regular weekly meeting last night for permission to put a new oil station on the Santa Fe property. The matter was laid over a week. Representatives of the ornamental light contractors appeared before the board and asked permission to install temporary transformers on the light posts that lights might be in use shortly. This was granted and, it is stated, that there will be light for the ornamental lighting districts within about a week. The Community Hotel Committee presented a request that the comfort station on No. Spadra just north of the city hall be removed, as the hotel company contemplates starting to work in the near future, it was stated. The annual report of Building Superintendent Richman was submitted, and accepted. Mr. Richman stated that January was a very quiet month. Improvements amounting to $11,534 were begun. February was better, but not until March did building show any decided pick-up. Since March 1 building has been very ac WIRELESS ASS'N ELECTS Election of officers was the principal business of interest before the meeting of the Wireless Ass'n of Northern Orange-co at the manual training building of the high school. Malcom Atherton of Fullerton was elected president, with other officers as follows: Cecil Yates of Brea, vice president; Ray Hancock of Brea, secretary, and Mr. Thatcher of Santa Ana, treasurer. WILL RETURN EAST SOON Otto Pelpenbrink of Los Angeles, formerly of Placentin, is visiting with his brother, August Pelpenbrink, near Placentin. He was also formerly connected with the John Waua-maker Co., of Philadelphia, and expects to return east within a short time to accept a position with this company. ending the year with improvements valued at $7,275 for December, compared with $6,245 for December last year. There were 398 building permits issued in 1921, 16 for business houses, 320 for residences, and 62 for repair jobs, private garages and miscellaneous buildings. The total value of improvements for the year was $791,941. The total fees amounted to $2,090. NOW SHOWING — A KNOCKOUT Constance Binney in "Room and Board" A Dandy Drama Also Beautiful Stage P. E. RATTE Passenger rate cific Electric, effe downward, so far Fullerton line is single exception the trip to Los Angeles, o trip $1.24, as ago under the old set .15 and .25, aga Brea,.23 and .34. Yorba Lin against .49 and .8 MISSIONARY About 50 mem Missionary Society church met yesterday T. Houser at the monthly meeting under the direct Grieves. The topic for d Needs of Japan." meeting was in-J being decorated tures and other those who served the program were costumes. Refres rice cakes were se MEMBERSHIP The Houser Bin big Santa Ana clie the midst of a m that promises to portions than any held in this sect challenge of the been accepted by county seat. The challenge Ana week ago b and G. Swoffer, o class, and the acco to Fullerton Sunday from the Santa Ana The Fullerton to put on their fi win back the laur ball controversy, al ling asserts that shall win." HAPPY NEW The J. P. Zoet randa place was family reunion and Saturday night. Constance Binney in "Room and Board" A Dandy Drama Also Beautiful Stage Presentation Cadman's "Land of Sky Blue Water" As Sung by ROY SMOOT Noted Tenor A Remarkable Act Other Good Features California Theatre FEATURING ENCLOSED MODELS With the cool rainy days FEATURING ENCLOSED MODELS With the cool rainy days of winter at hand, thoughts in motordom naturally turn to enclosed models. Just to acquaint you with the luxurious comfort of these Hupmobile designs, a special exhibit of these will be featured in the new home. GOLDEN FOUR POINTS IN WHICH "HUP" EXCELS Big Tire Mileage Big Gas Mileage Low Upkeep High Resale Value ANAHEIM The Orange County Plain Dealer P. E. RATES REDUCED Passenger rate revision on the Pacific Electric, effective January 1, is downward, so far as the La Habra-Fullerton line is concerned, with the single exception of family books for the trip to Los Angeles, which have been raised from $12.92 to $14.49. One way and round trip fares to points in which Fullerton people are interested are announced as follows: Los Angeles, one way, .76, round trip $1.24, as against $.85 and $1.45 under the old schedule. La Habra, .15 and .25, against .21 and .34. Brea, .23 and .37, against .30 and .49. Yorba Linda, .38 and .62 against .49 and .83. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS About 50 members of the Ladies Missionary Society of the Christian church met yesterday with Mrs. John T. Houser at the parsonage, for the monthly meeting. The program was under the direction of Mrs. Rufus Grieves. The topic for discussion was "The Needs of Japan." The setting for the meeting was in Japanese, the house being decorated with Japanese fixtures and other paraphernalia, and those who served and took part on the program were dressed in Japanese costumes. Refreshments of tea and rice cakes were served. MEMBERSHIP CONTEST The Houser Bible class and the big Santa Ana class will soon be in the midst of a membership contest that promises to be of greater proportions than any similar event ever held in this section of So. Calif., a challenge of the local class having been accepted by the class at the county seat. The challenge was taken to Santa Ana week ago by C. B. Hutchison and G. Swoffer, officials of the local class, and the acceptance was carried to Fullerton Sunday by a delegation from the Santa Ana class. The Fullerton men are preparing to put on their fighting clothes and win back the jaurels lost in the football controversy, and President Dowling asserts that "Fullerton can and shall win." HAPPY NEW YEAR'S PARTY The J. P. Zoeter home on Jacaranda place was the scene of a big family reunion and New Years dinner Saturday night, when the old year HAPPY NEW YEAR'S PARTY The J. P. Zoeter home on Jacaranda place was the scene of a big family reunion and New Years dinner Saturday night, when the old year was observed to make its exit in a soaking rain and the new year to enter under the protection of an umbrella. The list of those present include Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Zoeter, Mr. and Mrs. M. Earley, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kendall and son, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus McCormick and sons, James and Robert, and daughter Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and daughters, Anna and Bernice, and baby Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Zoeter and baby, Mr. and Mrs. James Zoeter Jr., and baby, the total number present to enjoy the big dinner being 22. CLOTHING CATCHES AFIRE A fire broke out last night about 9 o'clock in the home of Gus Lee Andrews on East Orangehorpe-ave. The Fullerton fire department was called out. Some clothes had caught on fire. The clothes burned but no other damage was reported. COMEDY FUN TWO JOLLY JACKS The Tramp and His Son OH, BOY! IT'S A RIOT! The Successful Musical Comedian WM. MORROW A Really Clever Fellow The Winter Garden FOX & INGRA Comedy—Laught DON'T FORGET — MATINEE 2:30 P.M. 25c and 50c, plus tax NIGHT SHOW TOO COMING! WATCH FOR IT! ANNOUNCEMENT The Greer-Robbins Company of Los Angeles on the 30 ber, 1921, granted us the Hupmobile franchise for the in the territory commonly known as Northern Orange c of 1922. We have secured as a home for the Hupmobile the new The Greer-Robbins Company of Los Angeles on the 30th ber, 1921, granted us the Hupmobile franchise for the in the territory commonly known as Northern Orange co of 1922. We have secured as a home for the Hupmobile the new 133 South Los Angeles street, right in the heart of Ana district. We believe the Hupmobile account in any territory to very best in the motor vehicle industry, and this is espe territory. We cordially invite the public generally and “Hup” own visit this new Hupmobile home where we now have on of America’s sturdiest automobile. OLDEN STATE MOTOR COMPANY WALTER HODGES, Mgr. ANAHEIM 133 S. Los Angeles St. Phones 885 and 886 NIA TERS, INC. TOMORROW THE DAY OF DAYS AMUSEMENT ANAHEIM ENJOYS ALWAYS JOYFUL MEIKLEJOHN AND DUNN DEVILLE ROAD SHOW THING ALL-STAR ACTS - 5 STATE— PINA FAMILY OBATIC NOVELTY—INTERESTING—THRILLING—ENTERTAINING PEOPLE IN THIS ONE BIG ACT ELTY American stage today. eating alligator. ROARS His Son RIOT! Winter Garden Boys FOX & INGRAM AND THE PICTURE DAVID BUTLER IN “MAKING THE ROARS ACKS His Son A RIOT! The Winter Garden Boys FOX & INGRAM Comedy—Laughter INEE 2:30 P.M. plus tax TOO BUTLER — IN — “MAKING THE GRADE” Sometimes it's a tough game, but —well it can be done. Come and see. From Their Colony in Benton Harbor THE HOUSE OF DAVID BAND Vaudeville's Supreme Novelty WATCH FOR IT! WATCH! MENT Angeles on the 30th day of Decemranchise for the sale of these cars northern Orange county for the year automobile the new garage located at angeles on the 30th day of Decemranchise for the sale of these cars northern Orange county for the year automobile the new garage located at the heart of Anaheim’s motor car any territory to rank among the and this is especially true in this and “Hup” owners especially to e now have on display all models COMPANY CALIFORNIA PRICES Delivered—tax paid Touring Car ... $1475 Roadster ... $1475 Coupe ... $2360 Sedan ... $2420