oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-24

NEWS OF FULLERTON WOMAN BADLY HURT WHEN HIT BY CAR Mrs. B. C. Jolly of Buena Park, who was injured Tuesday when her car was struck by the car of E. J. Dutton, Anaheim jeweler, was brot to the Fullerton hospital for examination this morning in a Seale ambulance, and an X-ray picture showed the sustained a fractured limb, a broken arm and other injuries. She is said to have been knocked about 40 feet, and the only thing that saved her life was that she landed in a mud-puddle. TURKEY DINNER AT COWLES' The pretty home of Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Cowles was the scene of a very pretty party on Wednesday evening, when they entertained with a turkey dinner to compliment Mr. and Mrs. S. Sorenson, who are visiting in Fullerton from Minneapolis, Minnesota. The dinner served as a double affair as it was also the birthday anniversary of Dr. Cowles, Pretty decorations on the table were small cherry trees, as souvenirs and place cards and other features in keeping with the George Washington period. A beautiful birthday cake with tiny rose buds centered the table. After the dinner the evening was spent socially. Covers at this pretty affair were laid for the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hansen, of Placentia, Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown of Fullerton, Mrs. H. P. Kellar of St. Paul, Minn., Prudence Penny of Los Angeles, R. Carhart, of Fullerton and the host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Cowles. TALENTED SINGER AT PARTY The birthday anniversary of Mrs. L. Ortega, was the incentive for a party last evening and to celebrate the occasion she invited a number of her friends and relatives in for the evening and to a delicious chicken dinner. The table was centered with a beautiful basket bouquet of roses. QUIET WEDDING Yesterday at 4 p.m., a quiet little wedding took place at the Christian parsonage, the parties being Lloyd B. Keiffer, of 1350 West 11th street, Los Angeles, and Dorothy Ann Akerstrom of Denver, Colorado. The bride and groom were accompanied by Ralph V. Keiffer and wife of Los Angeles, who were the legal witnesses to the ceremony, and Mr. Akerstrom, a brother of the bride. The bride wore a traveling suit, and the ring ceremony was used. The happy young couple went directly to their home in Los Angeles, where the groom is employed in a large factory. MISS JOHNSON HOSTESS The members of the Lafalot Club were very pleasantly entertained on Wednesday at the home of Miss Annie Johnson, Decorations on the table, tally cards and placecards were used in the Washington suggestions. After the games a two-course lunch-on was served. Three tables were used for the accommodation of the players and the prizes were won by The meeting will open in the morners: C. M. McFarland; first, second and consolation respectively. K.P. DEGREE TEAM REHEARSES Knights of Pythias of Fullerton, last night held their regular meeting, which was given up to the rehearsal of the degree team, with the other members sitting on the side-lines and offering advice. It is aimed to reach a state of proficiency equal to that of any team in So.Calif., it is stated. BISHOP WILL SPEAK Bishop Bell, one of the big churchmen of the country, will speak at the East Side Grammar school auditorium in Fullerton on Wednesday evening, March 1. The subject has not been announced. The public is invited, and since Bishop Bell is a great orator and philosopher, a large crowd is expected to attend. OPEN NEW SUBDIVISION Exclusive photographed Gabrielle von Ruchow nine picture others inscribed which are not This photo was taken ago at the request He intended to marry but was prevented protests of members MUCH INTEREST H.S.A.U.D. HIGH SCHOOL A great deal of shown these days and teachers in the now auditorium is being supervised by Wilson and Beav are working on the rooms and have fini TALENTED SINGER AT PARTY The birthday anniversary of Mrs. L. Ortega, was the incentive for a party last evening and to celebrate the occasion she invited a number of her friends and relatives in for the evening and to a delicious chicken dinner. The table was centered with a beautiful basket bouquet of roses, the gift of Mrs. Sollis. After the dinner hours conversation was enjoyed. A particularly nice event of the evening was the listening of the songs by Mr. R. Mendoza a talented singer. Covers were placed for Dr. and Mrs. J. Sollis, R. Mendoza, James Ray and John Ortega and the hostess, Mrs. Ortega. 500 CLUB ENTERTAINED Acacia blooms formed the pretty setting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Lemke in Placentia, when she entertained the members of the Thursday Five Hundred club. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Hansen first; Mrs. Lemke, second. Playing were the Mesdames C. Hansen, Geo. Wagner C. McFarland, George Anin, O. Schumacher, L. Lemke, McCabe, A. Edwards, George Clark, Robertson, C. Stone, Miss Lucy Adams and the hostess, Mrs. Lemke. After the games an elaborate luncheon was served. BENTON TWINS DIE The four-day-old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Benton of No Harvard ave., Fullerton, died this morning. Being one of the twins born Monday, the first one dying on Tuesday. Both of them were interred in Loma Vista this afternoon, J. E. Seale, funeral director. COUNTY LIBRARIANS MEET Miss Minnie Maxwell, Fullerton librarian, and assistants, the Misses Campbell and Ames, expect to attend the meeting of the Orange-co., Library Ass'n. at Santa Ana tomorrow. The meeting will ope nin the morning. BISHOP WILL SPEAK Bishop Bell, one of the big churchmen of the country, will speak at the East Side Grammar school auditorium in Fullerton on Wednesday evening. March 1. The subject has not been announced. The public is invited, and since Bishop Bell is a great orator and philosophist, a large crowd is expected to attend. OPEN NEW SUBDIVISION Offered for sale at very reasonable prices, thirty lots on West Commonwealth avenue, just the right distance from the business section for choice home sites. FULLERTON BRIEF$ R. W. Whittaker left last night over the Santa Fe for Streator, Ill. H. S. Perry and family left today over the Santa Fe for Jackson, Miss. W. M. Hunt and A. H. Bradford went to Los Angeles today on business. Dan Smith, visiting relative from Canada of the Smiths of the Standard Bank of Fullerton, has gone to Riverside today to look over some Orange groves. He is contemplating the trading of Canadian properties for So. Cal. lands. Mr. and Mrs. K. Kohl are the proud possessors of a new Dodge Bros. car. Tomorrow they will visit with friends in Long Beach. Mrs. G. E. Rascoe was called to Los Angeles today owing to the illness of her sister. Initiation will take place at the meeting of the Eastern Star on Saturday evening at the Masonic Temple. INSTALL ROAD SIGNS The Auto Club of So. Calif., installed 20 metal traffic signs at Orange today. At the TENT THEATRE Tonight Center and Olive HILA MORGAN and her own Company In that grand beautiful play "Peg O' My Heart" MUCH INTEREST H. S. AUDI HIGH SCHOOL A great deal of shows these days and teaches us in the now auditorium is being supervised by Wilson and Braat are working on the rooms and have finishing tinting.The technically completed writings of putting in the sculture of the building are not being done on theumn in the entrance side rooms.principalers are all being tiried.The big stage,a new school life is the lairthe county.Tree rooms are on either side rooms are also feature completion of th's bus will have an auditorium be excelled by any sch California. The boys have stair new around the camp they are going to try in the auditorium way-of a stag party,fictures of the event he determined as "num".However,they are going to h good time because they be there. Senior and sophomore out practicing hast school to make their base ball There will tonight.Practise of be held next week. FOREST RANGES USES MOUNTS WASHINOTON: Fewest ranger who ride instead of a horse w city in the Western rule in the To Forest, Alaska In United States Depar culture,of condition Sherman associate as follows: "The Tongass Nat completely equipped mirable system of w instead of a saddle at ranger rides a boat.He guides his off of a wheel instead of gasoline instead of at night with an sheltered cove inster picket rope in a moor and used the paint b a curry comb." Rangers in that travel in couples,two motor boats.The boo Center and Olive HILA MORGAN and her own Company in that grand beautiful play "Peg O' My Heart" REAL VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS Children 10c; Adults 25c Numbered reserved chairs 10c and 25c extra — GENUINE — BURNHAM SUPERTONE PHONOGRAPHS and OKEH RECORDS at new REDUCED PRICES A Few Popular Numbers:— The Sheik of Araby. Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes. When Francis Dances With Me, and many others. trade your old Player Piano Rolls in on the New Latest Rolls. 's Music Store Anaheim BRITAIN GETS FOR U. S. LONDON, Feb. 24 Isles are preparing f From Southhampton and from Tipperary we are being cleared of But only that the with dollars which he says the American away by the bucket. Steamship authorit they were expecting my of unprecedented swarming across the advance guard was to the spring. The army, they do not be composed of the and his wife which grown so accustomed be drafted of the old red proof tourist, rich travagant than ever. Britain cheered and ting ready for an enttion. From the Irish F reports that the Blarg be blarrier than ever moreed from Edinburgh tra "old castles" cou necessary. CARRY GERMS A company oper mines in the Kopge planes to convey the nearest town of mube The Orange County Plain Dealer EX-KAISER'S SWEETIE For the First Buyer $325 BUYS THIS Studebaker Saturday Special Exclusive photograph of Baroness Gabrielle von Ruchow (the only genuine picture others have been published which are not of the lady.) This photo was taken a few weeks ago at the request of the Kaiser. He intended to marry the Baroness but was prevented by the violent protests of members of his family. MUCH INTEREST IN H. S. AUDITORIUM HIGH SCHOOL NOTES A great deal of interest is being shown these days among students and teachers in the construction or the new auditorium building which is being supervised by W. P. Quarron. Wilson and Beaver, contractors, are working on the interior of the rooms and have finished the plaster. SATISFACTION Drive the car you select for five days. If at the other than represented by us, drive the car back a you paid on it to apply on the purchase of any re MUCH INTEREST IN H. S. AUDITORIUM HIGH SCHOOL NOTES A great deal of interest is being shown these days among students and teachers in the construction or the new auditorium building which is being supervised by W. P. Quarron. Wilson and Beaver, contractors, are working on the interior of the rooms and have finished the plastering and tinting. The balcony is practically completed with the exception of putting in the seats. The windows of the building are not in but work is being done on the big cement column in the entrance. The various side rooms, principal's office and others are all being tinted this week. The big stage, a necessity in the school life is the largest of any in the county. Three separate dressing rooms are on either side and make-up rooms are also featured. With the completion of th's building, Anaheim will have an auditorium that will not be excelled by any school in southern California. The boys have started something new around the campus and tonight they are going to try out their plans in the auditorium building in the way of a stag party. Just what the features of the evening are can not be determined as they are keeping "num". However, they do say that they are going to have an awfully good time because the girls will not be there. Senior and sophomore girls were out practicing last evening After school to make their class team in base ball. There will also be practice tonight. Practice of all classes will be held next week. FOREST RANGER USES MOTOR BOAT WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—A forest ranger who rides a motor boat instead of a horse would be a novelty in the Western States, but is the rule in the Tongass National Forest, Alaska. In a report to the United States Department of Agriculture, of conditions there, A. E. Sherman, associate forester, writes as follows: "The Tongass National Forest is completely equipped with an admirable system of waterways. Here, instead of a saddle and pack horse, the ranger rides a seagoing motor boat. He guides his steed by means of a wheel instead of reins; feeds it gasoline instead of oats; tethers it at night with an anchor in some sheltered cove instead of with a picket rope in a mountain meadow, and used the paint brush in lieu of a curry comb." Rangers in that national forest travel in couples, two men to each motor boat. The boat is a staunch, $590.00 Buys This DODGE This is the first car that will go on sale Saturday morning and will sell on sight. Small payment gives you possession. Terms can be arranged to suit your convenience. Any cash or time offer within reason will buy for profit, but with the firm expectation of selling our guarantee: We, as automobile men, claim this is the greatest automobile history. Never before have we offered number is limited, therefore if you want a car at hesitate, but act immediately. OPEN EVENINGS TO ACCOMMODATE Your Present Car Taken as First $325 Buys Cadillac Small Payment. Easy Terms completely equipped with an admirable system of waterways. Here, instead of a saddle and pack horse, the ranger rides a seagoing motor boat. He guides his steed by means of a wheel instead of reins; feeds it gasoline instead of oats; tethers it at night with an anchor in some sheltered cove instead of with a picket rope in a mountain meadow, and used the paint brush in lieu of a curry comb." Rangers in that national forest travel in couples, two men to each motor boat. The boat is a staunch, sea-worthy craft, 35 to 40 feet long, equipped with 25 horsepower engines, and with fully enclosed cabin and pilot house. Except when they are at headquarters or actually at work in the woods, the rangers eat, sleep, and live on their boats. BRITAIN GETS READY FOR U. S. DOLLARS LONDON, Feb. 24.—The British Isles are preparing for an invasion. From Southampton to Inverness and from Tipperary to Hull, coffers are being cleared of their shillings. But only that they may be filled with dollars which the Britisher says the American tourist throws away by the bucket. Steamship authorities allowed that they were expecting an invading army of unprecedented size to come swarming across the Atlantic. The advance guard was to arrive early in the spring. The army, they declared, would not be composed of the business man and his wife which England had grown so accustomed to, but would be drafted of the old pre-war, hundred proof tourist, richer and more extravagant than ever. Britain cheered and set about getting ready for an enthusiastic reception. From the Irish Free State came reports that the Blarney Stone would be blarner than ever and it was rumored from Edinburgh that a few extra "old castles" could be erected if necessary. 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