oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-19

NEWS OF FULLERTON NAME LYON CITY ATTY. OF FULLERTON The regular weekly meeting of Fullerton trustees was held last night. The old board adjourned since die, after which the new board convened. All the officers were re-appointed with the exception of the city attorney, and city electrician. Albert Launer, city attorney, tendered his resignation, which was accepted, and the board appointed J. L. Lyon as city attorney. John Critter, present city electrician, was not re-appointed, nor was a successor chosen. All the old council committees were reappointed, with W. A. Moore, the new city trustee in place of Robert Strain, the retiring trustee. Mr. Moore is thus placed on the finance, police, park and sewer committees. No other official business was transacted. JUNIOR COLLEGE IS PLANNING BIG WEEK Activities in the Fullerton junior college are beginning to hum as the second week in May is closely approaching. The week is to be known as the "Blue and Gold Week" and many gala events are being arranged. A big May day fete is to be the feature of the week. This will take place on the afternoon and evening of May 9. The balloting at the high school is now in progress to choose the queen. There is a great deal of competition and excitement thrust this election. The contestants in the race are the Misses Alice Wilbur, Dolly Stone, Mary Healy, Ethel Evans, Josephine Eseverri and Imo Cratty. From the high school girls, an attendant will be chosen and from this group are Cynthia Shephard, Edna Schulte, Dolly Fitzsimmons and Iona Bell. Miss Clara Stephenson is directing the fete. The first day of the week, May 8. H. SHIPKEY GARAGE BURNED; LOSS $1000 The garage of Harry Shipkey at Maple-ave and Spadra-rd was burned to the ground about 9 o'clock this morning, following a conflagration starting in a rubbish pile a short distance away. The loss is estimated at about $1,000. The fire was quickly fanned into a roaring flame by the wind, and the Fullerton firemen responded quickly they were too late. A new car was in the garage when it caught on fire, but was saved. There was a quantity of valuable household things packed in the garage which it was impossible to save. FULLERTON HOUSE PACKING LEMONS The packing of lemons at the Fullerton packing house of the Peppers Fruit Co. is progressing on a small scale, according to announcement by "Duke" Osborne. Four or five cars of lemons have been shipped from the Fullerton packing house this season, he said, and shipments still continue, although the market on lemons is at present very weak. This company is shipping no oranges from its Fullerton packing house, Mr. Osborne said, but shipments are being made from the Olive packing plant. Mr. Osborne complained that the markeer at the present time is not favorable, that there are still many navels and sweets on the market, which slows up valencia shipments. The market is expected to pick up later when only valencias are coming in. FINE DUNN $100 FOR TRANSPORTING BOOZE Edward Dunn was arraigned before Judge French yesterday afternoon on the charge of transporting booze. A small amount of liquor is said to have been found in his car. Rev. J. T. House Christian church of preach the baccalaureum Fullerton high school Mr. and Mrs. Henr tiday over the San ester, Minn. H. O. Vallandingham ton Beach underwent the Fullerton hospital The Fullerton second was scheduled to pla team at Whittler thi B. OF T. MEETING The regular month Fullerton B. of T. Fullerton club rooms theatre tonight. A served at 6:30. S. Ana, is scheduled to lo ling home trade. A features will be in incl CHAS. M. LUTTE Charles M. Luther, died yesterday at his centia. He is survive a nine-year-old daueral brothers. Funer been announced for at 10 o'clock from t neral chapel, Rev. G. centia Presbyterian interment to b Vista cemetery. G. & L. G. & L. LEASE, A. Mr. Ernie Wardell, night and Sunday w and sister in Glendale. Mrs. Varner and to Los Angeles Sunda theater. Kenneth and Kaly the week-end with mother in Fullerton, Mary Healy, Ethel Evans, Josephine Eseverri and Imo Cratty. From the high school girls, an attendant will be chosen and from this group are Cynthia Shephard, Edna Schulte, Dolly Fitzsimmons and Iona Bell. Miss Clara Stephenson is directing the fete. The first day of the week, May 8. place on the afternoon and evening of May 9. The balloting at the high school is now in progress to choose the queen. There is a great deal of competition and excitement thru this election. The contestants in the race are the Misses Alice Wilbur, Dolly Stone, Mary Healy, Ethel Evans, Josephine Easeverri and Imo Cratty. From the high school girls, an attendant will be chosen and from this group are Cynthia Shephard, Edna Schultze, Dolly Fitzsimmons and Iona Bell. Miss Clara Stephenson is directing the fete. The first day of the week, May 8, a special tour of Anaheim, Norwalk, and Garden Grove high schools will be made to solicit students for the college next year. On May 9 the long anticipated May fete will be presented. May 10 is the big campus picnic. On May 11 the combined boys and girls' glee clubs will give a special program. May 12, the last day of the big week, "Clarence," the Booth Tarkington play which made such a hit at the Majestic in Los Angeles, will be presented. The cast is chosen from the Junior College Dramatic club. There are many local young people who are attending Fullerton junior college and who are taking a part in these big events of the week, and many Anaheim people have signified their intention of going to the performances. Ed Slalt expects to leave tomorrow over the Santa Fe for Oskosh, Wis., to bring back his father to California. Fullerton American Legion auxiliary plans a meeting tomorrow night at the Legion club rooms over the Standard Bank of Fullerton. FINE DUNN $100 FOR TRANSPORTING BOOZE Edward Dunn was arraigned before Judge French yesterday afternoon on the charge of transporting booze. A small amount of liquor is said to have been found in his car by the Fulerton police. He was fined $100. TRAFFIC VIOLATORS FINED V. O. Joffee, of Los Angeles, was arraigned this morning before Judge French in the Fullerton police court on the charge of speeding. He was fined $10. M. C. Holmberg was arraigned on the charge of driving over the water hose while the firemen were fighting the Harry Shinkkey fire on So. Spadra-rd., and he was fined $5. W. S. Beauchamp of Fullerton was arraigned before the Judge yesterday, charged with speeding, and fined $10. BIBLE CLASS PLANS PICNIC The Houser Bible class is planning a picnic on Hillcrest May 9, similar to the one held there by the class year-ago. The class members, with wives, children and friends, are expected to participate. A wireless station will be placed on the hill during the picnic to pick up radio messages for entertainment. Prof. Ames will be in charge. SALES DAY SPECIALS Ladies’ Kid High Shoes, Military and French Heels also Patent One-Strap Pumps - $100 Ladies’ Kid High Shoes, Military and French Heels also Patent One-Strap Pumps - $100 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. ANAHEIM ARRIVED! Carload of International Powerlift Cultivators This cultivator is the latest development and has all the improvements that local conditions demand. Its Powerlift is of the kind that always works and the price low compared with others. COME AND SEE IT BEFORE YOU BUY M. Eltiste & Co. Orange Santa Ana FULLERTON BRIEFS Rev. J. T. Houser of the First Christian church of Fullerton will preach the baccalaureate sermon at Fullerton high school in June. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mang left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Richster, Minn. H. O. Vallandingham of Huntington Beach underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital this morning. The Fullerton second baseball team was scheduled to play the Whittier team at Whittler this afternoon. B. OF T. MEETING TONIGHT. The regular monthly meeting of Fullerton B. of T. will be held at Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre tonight. A banquet will be served at 6:30. S. S. Reed, of Santa Ana, is scheduled to speak on boosting home trade. A number of other features will be included. CHAS. M. LUTHER DEAD Charles M. Luther, 43 years of age, died yesterday at his home in Placentia. He is survived by his widow, a nine-year-old daughter, and several brothers. Funeral services have been announced for Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the McAulay funeral chapel, Rev. Gage of the Placentia Presbyterian Church officiating, interment to be in the Loma Vista cemetery. G. & L. Lease G. & L. LEASE, Apjril 19.—(Spl.) Mr. Ernie Wardell spent Saturday night and Sunday with his children and sister in Glendale. Mrs. Varner and Milton motored to Los Angeles Sunday and went to a theater. Kenneth and Kalvin Varner spent the week-end with Kalvin's grandmother in Fullerton. Actress Attracts by Personality In support of Miss du Pont in "The Golden Gallows," a Universal photodrama coming Thursday only to the Fairyland theatre, is a girl whose work in this and other pictures has earned the admiration of a number of directors. Eve Southern is her name, and she handles the role of the heroine's chum who later becomes her maid in a country home. Trained chiefly on the stage and in comedy and small parts in pictures, Miss Southern took a big step forward by her work in "The Golden Gallows." Paul Seardon, director of the filming, immediately credited her with being one of the best actresses of her type on the screen. QUANTITY PRICES AT PRINCE STORE Purchasing goods in quantity for their four stores, and following a policy of large sales, small profits and keeping counters cleared, Prince Bros., proprietors of the Prince Store here, are offering unusual values in ladies' garments and materials at their sale here. The firm is obliged to keep a certain amount of liquid capital for operation, and the present sale is designed to produce cash for this purpose. Many beautiful spring garments and goods were not sold before Easter owing to the unpleasant weather the latter part of the week and the City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Jim Champlin and daughter, of Ontario, are spending several days at the C. A. Griggs home. After spending several days with Mrs. J. B. Eaton, Miss Carrie Cochran has returned to her home in Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Granada and daughter, Phylliss, spent Saturday at Long Beach. Mrs. Irene Ridehour and daughter of Denver, Colo., will make an extended visit with Mrs. S. M. Kistler of Anaheim. She will arrive here to G. & L. LEASE, April 19.—(Spl.) Mr. Ernie Wardell spent Saturday night and Sunday with his children and sister in Glendale. Mrs. Varner and Milton motored to Los Angeles Sunday and went to a theater. Kenneth and Kalvin Varner spent the week-end with Kalvin's grandmother in Fullerton. Miss Avis Coffey has gone to Huntington Beach to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Walter Bowen formerly Miss Agnes Coffey. Mr. Braton Philbrook started on a two weeks' vacation Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Outhouse were dinner guests at the home of Mr. Outhouse's mother on this lease Sunday. Mr. Homer Coffey attended a meeting in Brea Wednesday evening for the purpose of organizing a local Odd Fellows lodge in that town. They organized with about 30 members and Andie White of this lease was one of them. There were about 200 present and the Rebekah served a fine lunch and all report a fine time. Miss Lucile Packard of Santa Ana came home with her friend, Miss Ruth Clegg from Orange-co park Sunday and spent the evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope, Mr. George Wilmer and Miss Ruth Clegg motored to Orange-co park Sunday and had picnic dinner. They report a fine time. Mr. Preston Varner and lady friend spent Easter Sunday at Balboa. Mr. Ernie Wardell attended the Sunrise prayer meeting at Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, Sunday. Mr. George Wilmer and Miss Ruth Clegg attended a dance at Whitier Wednesday evening and report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jones and daughter were week-end guests at Mr. and Mrs. Andie White's. Mr. Jones lives at Placentia and is a brother of Mrs. White. Mr. and Mrs. Dunher were shopping in Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith motored to Chino Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard who used to live on this lease. Mr. Howard Smith and Miss Josephine McKaughen motored to Elsinore Sunday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hannore and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hanmore spent Sunday at Orange-co park with a picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Lenely entertained friends from Placentia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield entertained with a chicken dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Poor and son, Edward, of El Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cheadle and daughter, Pauline, of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger were dinner guests at the home of their son, Mr. Archie Grainger, in Fullerton, Easter Sunday. Mrs. Varner, Mrs. A. G. Grainger, Kenneth, and Calvin Varner. Purchasing goods in quantity for their four stores, and following a policy of large sales, small profits and keeping counters cleared, Prince Bros., proprietors of the Prince Store here, are offering unusual values in ladies' garments and materials at their sale here. The firm is obliged to keep a certain amount of liquid capital for operation, and the present sale is designed to produce cash for this purpose. Many beautiful spring garments and goods were not sold before Easter owing to the unpleasant weather the latter part of the week, and the public now gets the benefit. Prices fixed are extraordinarily low. Manufacturers—and producers have seen the need of providing pretty goods at reasonable prices and the firm has combed the markets to obtain things of quality for its patrons at values the lowest possible. The buying public now can stock up for the spring and summer as they will not be able to do hereafter to equal advantage. Yorba Linda News YORBA LINDA, April 19.—(Spl.) Mrs. Mary Allman who has been seriously ill the past week, remains about the same. A trained nurse is in charge. R. Knight is spending the week at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bernis of Chino, Miss Edith Bernis and Chauncey Elchler spent Sunday at Camp Baldy. Mrs. Della Miller entertained at dinner Easter Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. B.M. Selover and daughter, Roberta. Mrs. Herbert Anderson and Mrs. M.A.Bridge will be hostesses at a social tea, at the house of the latter on Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. An invitation is extended to all the ladies of the community to attend.A free will offering will be accepted which will apply on the club house fund. Mrs.R.E Thurston and baby daughter have arrived home from the Anaheim hospital.The little one has been named Catherine. Mr. and Mrs.M.A.Bridge and family spent Saturday and Sunday at Millard Canyon. Little Miss Bettie Beebe of Ocean Park is a guest of her aunt,Mrs.May Christofferson. Mr. and Mrs.Jock Welsh and two sons spent Easter with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.Weston Smith spent Friday in Hollywood. A party from here went to Anaheim Landing on Friday night, grunion hunting.他们 report very good luck.The party included Mr. and Mrs.Sam Payne, Mr.add Mrs.Frank Brashear, Mr,and Mrs.Benninger,and Mrs.M.Clark. Mr. and Mrs.Jimi Champlin and daughter.of Ontario are spending several days at the C.A.Griggs home. After spending several days with Mrs.J.B.Eaton,Miss Carrie Cochran has returned to her home in Whittier. Mr. and Mrs.Dan Granada and daughter.Phylliss,sent Saturday at Long Beach. Mrs.Irene Ridehour and daughter of Denver.Colo.,will make an extended visit with Mrs.S.M.Klestler of Anahelm.She will arrive here tomorrow. Pete Weelsel was a visitor in Anaheim yesterday from Santa Fe Springs. Mr.和Mrs.Marion Buszek,of Lindsay,were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Reeves,leaving for their home this morning via Los Angeles.The will stop a short time in the city. Mr.和Mrs.Clarence Viets和 little daughter were recent guests of friends in Orange. Mr.F.Hopewell,who has resided at 320 North Olive-st,has purchased the property located at 320 South Rest-at. Prof.Oscar Rassbach和his mother,Mrs.Rassbach.of Los Angeles.were in Anaheim last night attending the Concordia concert given in the high school auditorium. Mrs.O.W.Fergus,who has been visiting her two sons and a daughter in Phoenix,and Casa Granda,Arias.is expected to arrive home tomorrow.Mrs.Fergus has been absent for five weeks. J.A.Clayes,高 priest of the Royal Arch Masons.is in San Francisco this week where he is representing the local lodge in grand chapter meeting. Miss Lucile Davis of Los Angeles.is the guest over the week-end of Mrs.L.R.Wilson. Mrs.W.E.Robertson of Whitier spent yesterday with Mrs.Lillie Ahern. New patients at the Anaheim Sanitarium included:Mrs.M.L.Talliver,Anaheim;Dorothy Lawrence,Fullerton;Mrs.F.D.Carey,Santa Ana;and Master Kenneth Growen of Fullerton. DEVELOP NAVAL RESERVES WASHINGTON,April 19.-The development of naval oil reserves in Wyoming and the operation of those already opened in California will proceed now,with the announced signing of contracts with the Mammoth Oil Co.of Delaware and Pan-American Petroleum Co.,of California.H.F.Sinclair of the Sinclair Oil Co.is president of the Mammoth,a new concern. In it's from Witman's it's good. For tinting call 596W. FAIRYLAND Mr. and Mrs. Lemely entertained friends from Placentia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield entertained with a chicken dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Poor and son, Edward, of El Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cheadle and daughter, Pauline, of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger were dinner guests at the home of their son, Mr. Archie Grainger, in Fullerton, Easter Sunday. Mrs. Varner, Mrs. A. G. Grainger and Kenneth and Calvin Varner, spent Saturday afternoon and evening in Anaheim and went to the California. Mrs. Outhouse and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield were Anaheim shoppers Thursday. The chicken-pox is visiting quite a number o nthe lease. Mr. and Mrs. Jock Welsh and two sons spent Easter with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Weston Smith spent Friday in Hollywood. A party from here went to Anaheim Landing on Friday night, grunion hunting. They report very good luck. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Payne, Mr. add Mrs. Frank Brashear, Mr. and Mrs. Bonninger, and Mrs. M. Clark. Mrs. Ralph Thing, who has been spending the past few months at her old home in Maine, has started home. She will make a few short stops on the way and the family here expect her toward the end of the week. A small son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Christianson, who fell from the second story window of the Holloway apartments, the last of the week, continues to improve and the doctor entertains no doubt now but what the child will rapidly convalesce. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Theis were out of town visitors Sunday. Mrs. G. Kinsmand and Miss Dessa Jepson entertained Miss Hallie Allee and Mr. Harold Welch at dinner on Friday evening. The engagement of the latter has been announced and the wedding will take place in the early summer. Miss Alice's parents reside at Cantil, Kern-co. While Mr. Welch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Welch of Y.L.-blvd. DISMISS SNODGRASS CASE LOS ANGELES, April 19—The case was dismissed against Leonard Snodgrass, driver of the car in which Mrs. Myrtle Simpson, 23, of Orange, met her death. Justice of the Peace Forbes declared there was too much fast driving at night, when cars jam suddenly into trucks before they can stop. Snodgrass tried to turn around a truck, the evidence showed, but met another car and struck the truck. James Costello, deputy district attorney, moved the dismissal of the case. OIL PRODUCTION JUMPS Crude oil produced in California fields in March amounted to 10,250,-547 barrels, an average of 330,663 per day, or 7,78 more than in February. Shipments totalled 8,833,288, an average of 284,945 barrels per day and a decrease of 19,052 over February. Production is far ahead of consumption, the figures show. OPEN THREE NEW BRANCHES PASADENA, April 19—The Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank will open three new branches here. FAIRYLAND Last Times Tonight Don’t Miss It! The People Of a Great Picture III—Julio Celebrated for his dash, his insolently easy conquests of women in the tango places of Buenos Aires; destined to achieve a clean glory for the true love he had scoffed at. He really lives in Metro’s THE FOUR HORSEMEN Of the Apocalypse A Rex Ingram Production From the novel by Blasco Ibanez Adapted by June Mathis CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM'S POPULAR THEATRE MATINEE Coming Tomorrow and 9 2:00 MEIKLEJOHN and DUNN VAUDEVILLE You Will Enjoy This Different Program Headlined by The Riotous Comedy Playlet Featuring the Celebrated Artists JANE COURTHORPE and CO. IN THE DOMESTIC COMEDY SKETCH "OUR FAMILY" CARNALON and FIELDS —IN— in "A TRIP TO COONTOWN MANTELL and ROBERTS "A Wee Bit o' Scotch" MEEHAN AND FRAZEE THE ACT DIFFERENT A SURE WINNER ALWAYS A GOOD FEATURE PICTURE KATHERINE McDONALD IN "Strauen Then Fiction" and ROBERTS "A Wee Bit o' Scotch" ALWAYS A GOOD FEATURE PICTURE KATHERINE McDONALD IN "Stranger Than Fiction" SAME POPULAR PRICES COME EARLY K. K. K. FLOG DETECTIVE TAFT, April 19.—This city is in a furore of excitement following the flogging of Detective John Pyles of Bakersfield, formerly of this city, by a band of 75 hooded night riders. Pyles was told to leave Kern-co by May 1 or a bullet would be put into his side. Pyles tried to witness what he understood was going to be a meeting of I. W. W.'s. He was carried beyond Maricopa and asked to tell what he know about the recent strike. The flogging followed his refusal to talk. See Laguorgue, 596W, painter. 300 FALL IN CIRCUS GRANDSTAND CRASH SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.—The anxiety of spectators to miss none of the finale resulted in injury to more than a score at a circus here last night. The grandstand section collapsed when those in the rear seats rose to their feet, precipitating all into a struggling mass. More than 300 people were in the mass. More than 3000 people in the tent were plunged into excitement but police and circus employees quilted them. California LAST TIMES TODAY Theatre Open 6:45—Show Starts 7:15 Jesse L. Lasky presents GLORIA Swanson in "HER HUSBAND'S TRADEMARK" Dressed to look like a million dollars! So that the world would think her husband prosperous. But the money had to be found some way and— See her rebel for a better love and life! When Wall Street "pirate" meets Mexican bandit—its a beauty picture trimmed with thrills! with the Mammoth and Pan-America of California. H. Sinclair Oil Co. is mammoth, a new man's it's good. 596W. FAIRYLAND TOMORROW ONLY Carl Laemmle presents MISS duPONT GOLDEN GALLOWS" A UNIVERSAL PICTURE The beautiful leading woman in the million-dollar picture "Foolish Wives," in a particularly appealing picture.