oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-01

NATIONAL April YORBA LINDA CLUB IS VICTOR IN MEET That the Annual Orange County Y. M. C. A. Track and Field meet held Saturday afternoon was a success was evidenced by the number of participants and the enthusiasm shown—217 individual entries in the meet, divided into four classes with 27 events making practically four meets running simultaneously. The club winners for the day proved to be the Little Sunshine Club of Yorba Linda. Fred Johnson, leader, who not only carried home the Garden Grove cup, but the high individual pennant for the meet and the high individual pennants in two classes, with a total score of 64 points. The high point men by classes were: 90-lb class—Alfred Stinson, Excelsior Club, Wintersburg, 13 points 110-lb class, Howard Paul, highbinders, Santa Ana, 13 points. 125-lb class, Paul Burniston, Little Sunshine, Yorba Linda, 15 points (high point man of entire meet.) Unlimited class, Clifford Allevy, Little Sunshine, Yorba Linda, 13 points. The following are the winners of the various events: 90-lb class, 50-yard dash—Louis Gilman, Yorba Linda; Alfred Stinson, Excelsior; Bob Nelson, U. P. Younger; Don Gullege, Panthers. High Jump—Alfred Stinson, Excelsior; Clarence Trickey, Aemy; Donald Gullege, Panthers; William Jenome, Blue Streak. Broad Jump—Alfred Stinson, Excelsior; Robt. Bingham, Rangers. WATER SYSTEM WORK IS PUSHED Work is progressing satisfactorily in the building of the new city reservoir and the installation of a new city water system with which the Fullertonites are preparing to take care of a population double or treble their present aggregation, it was learned today at the office of Ben Dupuy, city engineer. Practically all the main system has been installed, and the work is rapidly drawing towards completion at the new reservoir on Hillcrest, it is stated, though the end is not in sight. The entire water system and the reservoir are expected to be completed by or shortly past the first of June. Work is now going on in the laying of the pipe lines in the new city subdivisions, many of which are being supplied with water for the first time. The growth of Fullerton during the past year has been almost phenomenal, although there has been a slight lull in reality activities recently, and all the new subdivisions have been sold almost as soon as they were placed on the market. The attractiveness of these will be greatly added to by the new water system. Bonds for the new system amounted to $280,000, and it is expected that this has been a pretty fair estimate of the cost. DRUNKS IN COURT Fullerton apparently is not so dry. APPEARS UNIT The Fullerton picked up Hen road yards, w Fullerton awaits is feared that it unbalanced. and does a nu that attracted police. He says er from Chicago having, he said during the time France. The Chicago to fin taken care of of the America. KINDERGOTH The kindergarten moved into the and enrollments those living ca The various cla into their respi rapidly as post five years Spadra street rolled. BAR Little Betty V of Mr. and Mrs. East Amerige-av of her parents y was today at th tery, Rev. J. T. Christian church Angus Mc rector. FUNERAL Unlimited class, Clifford Allee, Little Sunshine, Yorba Linda, 13 points. The following are the winners of the various events: 90-lb class, 50-yard dash—Louis Gilman, Yorba Linda; Alfred Stinson, Excelsior; Bob Nelson, U. P. Younger; Don Gullege, Panthers. High Jump—Alfred Stinson, Excelsior; Clarence Trickey, Aemy; Donald Gullege, Panthers; William Jerome, Blue Streak. Broad Jump—Alfred Stinson, Excelsior; Robt. Bingham, Rangers; Roderick Smiley, U. P. Younger; Floyd Heard, Iroquois. Baseball Throw—Bob Nelson, U. P. Younger; Clarence Trickey, Aemy; Louis Gilman, Yorba Linda; Floyd Heard, Iroquois. Relay—Blue Streak, Santa Ana; Walter Lambert, Hugh Buch, Wm. Jerome, Merle Youel. 110-lb class, 75-yard Dash—Howard Paul, Highbinders; Adolph Beck Grizzlies; Harvey Bear, Blue Streak; Wendell Finley, Black Wolf. High Jump—Delhert Lewis, Grizzlies; Howard Paul, Highbinders; Delbert Lewis, Grizzlies; Wendell Finley, Black Wolf; Oswald Parks, Grizzlies. Potato Race — Wendell Finley, Black Wolf; Oswald Parks, Grizzlies; James Calvin, Highbinders; Tom Nuttall, Buena Park. Relay—Grizzlies, Orange—Lewin. Things have just about reached 1' point when there's no tellin' where the feller who steps out on business 'll end up. Lafe Bud has got so he kin drink or keep his $14. DRUNKS IN COURT Fullerton apparently is not so dry a town as Anheim, since the Fullerton police picked up two 'drunks' over Sunday, coming out of Los Angeles-co, and haled them before Judge Franch in the Fullerton police court this morning to answer the charges of driving while intoxicated. They were T. D. Click and L. H. Watkins. Click was released on a ball of $35, and Watkins on a ball of $100. They are scheduled to be given a hearing before Judge French Thursday afternoon. Parks, Beck, Lan Franco. 125-lb Class, 100-yard Dash—Paul Burnison, Yorba Linda; L. Finley, Highlanders; Sam Gilman, Yorba Linda; John Spicer, Black Wolf. 220-yard Dash — Paul Burnison, Yorba Linda; Dwight Thing, Yorba Linda; John Spicer, Black Wolf; Ocean Stanley, Aemy. High Jump — Winnie Golden, Black Wolf; Lloyd Morse, Black Wolf; Clyde Donovan, Grizzlies; Waldo Janeway, Yorba Linda. Broad Jump—Paul Burnison, Yorba Linda; Leland Finley, Highlanders; W. Golden, Black Wolf; Lloyd Morse, Black Wolf. Shot Put — Lloyd Morse, Black Wolf; Sam Gilman, Yorba Linda; Dewitt Dillenbeck, Black Wolf; Leand Finley, Highlanders. Relay—Yorba Linda—S. Gilman, Janeway, Thing, Burnison. Unlimited Class, 100-yard Dash—Clifford Allee, Yorba Linda; Chas Parker, Boosters; Jim Crawford, Boosters; Harrison Acker, Yorba Linda. 440-yard Dash—C. Allee, Yorba Linda; R. Allee, Yorba Linda; Art Mann, Anaheim; Robt. Vawter, Morrison. 880-yard Dash — Robt. Vawter, Morrison; Art Mann, Anaheim; Hi-Y; Ralph Allee, Yorba Linda; N. Stark, Highlander. Broad Jump—Miles Crookshank, Highlander; Clifford Allee, Yorba Linda; Jim Crawford, Boosters; Harrison Acker, Yorba Linda. High Jump — Miles Crookshank, Highlander; R. Stark, Highlander; Ralph Allee, Yorba Linda; Jim Crawford, Boosters. Shot Put—Ed Sullivan, Coyotes; N. Stark, Highlanders; M. Crookshank, Highlander; Floyd Day, Yorba Linda. Relay—Yorba Linda—Acker, C. Allee, R. Allee, R. Barton. Things have just about reached h' point when there's no tellin' where th' feller who steps out on business'll end up. Lafe Bud has got so he kin drink or keep his $14. Here's The Way Enjoy Life Early surprised when you find a bicycle will do you and how to save. There is nothing you can do. A bicycle is the king of the best of all gifts for H. BOON St. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NAL BICYCL April 29 to May 6, Inclus OF FULLERTON APPEARS UNBALANCED; HELD The Fullerton police yesterday picked up Henry Seibe in the railroad yards, who is being held in Fullerton awaiting investigation. It is feared that he has been mentally unbalanced. He talks to himself and does a number of other things that attracted the attention of the police. He says that he is a butcher from Chicago and an ex-soldier, having, he said, been shell-shocked during the time which he served in France. The police have sent to Chicago to find out. He is being taken care of by the Fullerton post of the American Legion. KINDERGARTEN MOVES The kindergarten of the Fullerton East Side grammar school moved into the new building today, and enrollments are being taken of those living east of Spadra street. The various classes are being moved into their respective places just as rapidly as possible. All children past five years old living east of Spadra street are asked to be enrolled. BABY DEAD Little Betty Watkins, infant child of Mr. and Mrs. George Watkins of East Amerige-ave died at the home of her parents yesterday. Interment was today at the Loma Vista cemetery, Rev. J. T. Houser of the First Christian church of Fullerton officiating. Angus McAulay was funeral director. La Habra Items LA HABRA, May 1.—(Spl.) Reading the club history by Mrs. Eva Akers, a parliamentary drill led by Mrs. F. B. Drake, and the report of delegates from the county convention at Orange recently, comprised the program of the Woman's club at the regular Tuesday meeting. At the board meeting at 2 o'clock, a number of matters were taken up one was the tree planting in park square, this matter was referred to a committee. All old business for the year was completed, and delegates appointed to the state convention in Los Angeles in May. Mrs. Henrietta Kapp of Barker Bros.' extended an invitation to the members and their friends to be the guests of the firm on a tour of inspection on Thursday which was accepted. The young people of the Methodist Sunday school were entertained at the social hall Friday evening by games, charades, and story telling. Refreshments,' were served late in the evening. A program in which Marguerite Williams, Madaline and Katherine Baker, Robert Williams and George Clairville took part was greatly appreciated by the guests. Committees consisting of Mrs. F. E., Proud, Mrs./Varney, Mrs.Wolfe, Mrs.Mrs.Walker and Mrs.Hole met and made arrangements for the dinner that the Monday Afternoon club decided to give their husbands at their meeting at Mrs. Delphia Redfern's recently. When 20 women decide to feed their "lords and masters," in a body, something very fine can be expected. The committee in charge PERSHING ENDORSES PHYSICAL CULTURE The national physical culture week committee, of which William Muldoon is chairman, announces that General Pershing has endorsed the work of this committee in the following statement: "In view of the important position which physical culture has assumed in our national life, both from the standpoint of economic productivity and of national preparedness, I feel it to be the duty of all partiotic citizens to assist in every way the movement which you have started to build up the physical well being of every individual in this country." Muldoon adds the information that this campaign has also been endorsed by mayors in the leading cities all over the United States and that many cities are affiliating local physical culture weeks with the national physical culture week, which is scheduled for May 1st-8th. City Briefs Earl Degryse, Elmer Berdrow, Elmer Clabaugh, Charley Bustamente, and Jim Mattis motored to Baibos yesterday. In the evening they motored to Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Peet and daughters, Elise and Edna were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs. D. Degryse and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Campbell and daughter, Margaret Emily, have returned from Los Angeles, where they have been visiting. Misses Vera O'Rourkne and Mareta Westphal and Messrs Dave Evans and Ralph Gossard motored to Long BABY DEAD Little Betty Watkins, infant child of Mr. and Mrs. George Watkins of East Amerige-ave died at the home of her parents yesterday. Interment was today at the Loma Vista cemetery, Rev. J. T. Houser of the First Christian church of Fullerton officiating Angus McAulay was funeral director. FUNERAL IN FULLERTON Funeral service were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the funeral chapel of Angus McAulay for the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Reed, who reside on the county-rd west of Anaheim. Interment was in the cemetery at Anaheim. SAN DIEGO WINNER The track meet held at the Fullerton high school grounds Saturday by the junior college of So. Cal. was won by the San Diego junior college with a score of 56½, with Fullerton coming second with a score of 46. Chaffey won third place. FULLERTON BEATS BEACH The boys' baseball team of the Fullerton east side grammar school played the Huntington Beach team at Garden Grove Friday evening. The Fullerton boys won by a score of 9 to 0. J. L. Moore of Long Beach is in Anaheim today on business. A. L. Witter was in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. U. S. Amack spent the weekend with her sister in Long Beach. Mrs. Amack spent yesterday there and they returned home last evening. Marguerite Williams, Madaline and Katherine Baker, Robert Williams and Katherine Baker, Robert Williams and George Clairville took part was greatly appreciated by the guests. Committees consisting of Mrs. F. E. Proud, Mrs. Narney, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Hole met and made arrangements for the dinner that the Monday Afternoon club decided to give their husbands at their meeting at Mrs. Delphia Redfern's recently. When 20 women decide to feed their "lords and masters," in a body, something very fine can be expected. The committee in charge does not intend the men shall be disappointed. This dinner will take place at the domestic science room of the grammar school Saturday evening, May 6th. Mrs. W. L. York, Mrs. W. E. Tower, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. C. Lumsden Mrs. M. F. Lewis, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Crumrine and Mrs. Brookhauser, were among those who visited the Barkey Bros.' establishment Thursday as the guest of Mrs. Henrietta Kandt. The stork special has been very well laden this past fort night, leaving precious freight at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Bauernschmidt, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. George La Fever, a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. LeVerne De Gray, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Rich, a boby, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Phillips of Los Angeles, a girl. The latter was born at the grandparents' Mr. and Mrs. Davis, home on Central-ave. Representatives from here to attend the Bankers' Ass'n banquet at Santa Ana Tuesday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker, cashier, of the First National, bank, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Proud, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. York, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Proud, Mrs.J.E.Kneeler, Mrs.J.E.Brown and Miss Myrtle Lutewiler. Earl Degryse, Elmer Berdrow, Elmer Clabaugh, Charley Bustamente, and Jim Mattis motored to Balboa yesterday. In the evening they motored to Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs.L.A.Peet and daughters, Elsie and Edna were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs.D.Degryse and family. Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Campbell and daughter, Margaret Emily, have returned from Los Angeles, where they have been visiting. Misses Vera O'Korrke and Mareta Westphal and Messrs Dave Evans and Ralph Gossard motored to Long Beach Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.W.D.Habbler and Mrs.Richard Spencer have returned to their home in San Francisco after spending some time with relatives in Anaheim and other places. They were guests part of the time at home of Dr. and Mrs.C.P.Tompkins, they being relatives of Mrs.Tompkins. O.H.Henner, accompanied by Mrs.Renner and Mrs.D.Casey have returned from San Francisco where Mr.Renner attended Market Week.Mr.Renner states that he had spent a most profitable and pleasant week.The trio left Merced yesterday morning and made the trip to Anaheim last evening. Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Oliver, formerly of San Francisco, are guests of Mrs.W.J.Liewellyn, their piece for an extended time, with the possibility of locating near Anaheim They were joined yesterday by Mr.Harlan Oliver, of Elizabeth Lake, who probably will locate in Los Angeles. Mr和Mrs.W.E.McCann和Mrs.Ellizabeth Porter motored to Pasadena and other points of interest yesterday. Mrs.Oliver Meeker, Miss Florence Meeker and Mr.Grover Meeker motored to various Orange-co resorts yesterday。 At All Times Ride a Bicycle "Ride a Bicycle!"—The sum total of economical, zestful transportation, of health-building, muscle-developing, and merry-making in the wonderful outdoor world, where Nature welcomes you as one of her own and makes you glad to be alive! "Ride a Bicycle!"—Go where you want to go, when you want to go—for work or for fun. See your local dealer today. Pick out the model and type you want at whatever price you feel justified in paying. Put new pep and vigor and joy into the things you do while on the job or on vacation. "Ride a Bicycle!" CLE WEEK Inclusive G ENDORSES CAL CULTURE physical culture week which William Muldoon announces that General endorsed the work of in the following statethe important position culture has assumed alife, both from the economic productivity preparedness, I feel yalty of all partiotic citin every way the movehave started to build well being of every country." Is the information that has also been endorsed the leading cities all States and that many illuminating local physical with the national phyweek, which is scheduled Briefs se, Elmer Berdrow, ugh, Charley BustamMattis motored to day. In the evening to Orange-co park. L. A. Peet and daughEdna were dinner day of Mrs. D. Degryse R. E. Campbell and garet Emily, have resents Angeles, where they ing. O'Kourke and Mareta Messra Dave Evans and motored to Long Santa Fe Lease SANTA FE LEASE, May 1—(Spl.) Mr. Ray Jones visited his wife and daughter Beverly Mardell, Saturday, who are visiting Mrs. Jonses sister, Mrs. McGregery of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family and Mrs. Gale and daughter Olive attended the California Theatre Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mann visited the California Theatre Friday evening. Bill Schryer of the West Coast lease visited his parents of this lease Wednesday evening. Those that attended the Masonic lodge Thursday night, of Yorba Linda, were Eddie Braimer, George Cullen, H. Schryer and Bill Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Bowe moved Friday, into their newly built home on the G. P. lease. Mr. and Mrs. Schmieder will occupy the home of the latter. Mr. and Mrs. Ennice of Fullerton visited Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Mrs. Andrews, spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Gale of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Jack De Morris and family are sporting around in a 1922 Maxwell. Mr. Fred Jones and sister, Sadie, spent Friday evening at Long Beach. Mrs. Sanders and daughter, El Luise and son, Ellsworth, were Anaheim visitors Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive and Mr. and Mrs. Andrews attended a 6 o'clock supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle and family of Buena Park, NATIONAL BICYCLE WEEK CELEBRATED National Bicycle Week, April 29 to May 6, is being celebrated in fitting style throughout the country. Unlike the average special weeks set aside by many industries to popularize an article, National Bicycle Week is really a week of sport and recreation. It is the opening season in most parts of the country for bicycle riding. According to reports received from the Cycle Trades of America, Inc., of New York, under whose auspices National Bicycle Week is held, bicycle dealers in every important city and town in the United States are largely organized to foster the movement of increasing bicycle riding in their respective localities by holding races, parades, treasure hunts, hare and hound chases, secret time runs and other activities featuring bicycles. Last year, it is said, many events took place during National Bicycle Week that were a source of much interest and enthusiasm. Noteworthy among these cities that celebrated the occasion in appropriate style were Denver, Colo., where a big cycle road race was held, starting and finishing right in the heart of the city; Bridgeport, Conn., where a large bicycle parade was staged, headed by Mayor Wilson on a brand new bicycle, and Newark, N.J., where several thousand persons pedalled in a parade through busy Broad-st., the affair culminating in a series of track races at Weequahie park. Some of the other towns that played a prominent part in putting over that week were Mongomery, Ala., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, York, Pa., Pitts- Elmer Berdrow, Charley Bustamattis motored to day. In the evening on Orange-co park. L. A. Peet and daughter Edna were dinner day of Mrs. D. Degryse R. E. Campbell and Magret Emily, have resided Angeles, where they living. O'Kourke and Mareta Messra Dave Evans and motored to Long evening. W. D. Habbler and Spencer have returned San Francisco after time with relatives in other places. They were the time at home of C. P. Tompkins, they of Mrs. Tompkins. er, accompanied by Mrs. D. Casey have San Francisco where ended Market Week. States that he had spent life and pleasant week, proceed yesterday morning trip to Anaheim last W. H. Oliver, for-ancisco, are guests ofellyn, their piece, for e, with the possibility Anaheim. They were by Mr. Harlan peth Lake, who probin Los Angeles. W. E. McCann and Porter motored to her points of interest Kecker, Miss Florence Grover Meeker mo-s Oranke-co resorts Mrs. Andrews, spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Gale of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Jack De Marris and family are sporting around in a 1922 Maxwell. Mr. Fred Jones and sister, Sadie, spent Friday evening at Long Beach. Mrs. Sanders and daughter El Luise and son, Ellsworth, were Anaheim visitors Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive and Mr. and Mrs. Andrews attended a 6 o'clock supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle and family of Buena Park, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Schmieder and daughter, Helen Jean, spent Friday evening with relatives in Los Angeles. Little Miss Georgia Grant visited her friend, Thelma Rankin over the week-end. A delightful dance was given at the Olinda hall Thursday night and music was furnished by the Fellinge orchestra of Anaheim. The dances will be continued every two weeks. Mrs. C. A. Williams spent Saturday at Los Angeles. A party of Anaheim men who plan to go fishing at Little Bear Lake this season left this morning for the resort and will return this evening. Those in this party were Ed Marlon, Carl Martin and Walter Mickle. Miss Edna Klopp and Gertrude Mueller will leave tomorrow for a six months' visit with friends and relatives in Minneapolis and other resorts. The increase in bicycle riding is amazing. Few people know that more than 600000 bicycles are sold in the United States annually. It is said that there are approximately from 3,000,000 to 5,000,000 bicycles in use today in this country. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mills and friends motored to Glenn Ivy yesterday. Miss Bessie Smith of Long Beach is the guest for several days of Miss Coy Amack. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Nicholas and daughters were dluner guests at the Charles Recknor home yesterday. Ride A Bicycle There are more people riding bikes A Bicycle There are more people riding bicycles today than ever before. For no other mode of transportation is more healthful — more convenient — more fun — more economical. To the weak it brings strength. To the tired it brings recreation. To the laborer it brings economy and independence. And to all it brings clean, invigorating exercise and a bigger love of the zest of life! L. N. Wisser 171 W. Center St. Anahiem's Leading Cyclery and Sporting Goods Store Them Bicycles What about your boy—your girl? Do you know of anything in the world that could bring them more pleasure — or could make them stronger and more healthy? Do you know of anything they would want more? Read their youthful hearts and you'll find that the desire for a bicycle is enthroned there—just as it was in your heart. Kern Cycle Co. Full Line of Bicycles and Sporting Goods 140 W. Center St. Phone 58