oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-16

NEWS OF FULLERTON FULLERTON JUDGE HAS FULL DOCKET Espirito Santa, an Italian, was arraigned before Judge French in the Fullerton police court on the charge of peddling without a license. The case was dismissed. F. C. Cogan was arraigned on the charge of disturbing the peace, and likewise was dismissed. Harry Dries was given a hearing on the charge of evading railroad fare, having been arrested by Joe Marillo. He was pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 30 days in the Orange-co jail. The sentence was suspended on condition that he leave town. J. M. Agaria, a Mexican, was arrested by E. R. Rudy on the charge of being drunk, and was arraigned at Brea. He pleaded not guilty, and he will be given a hearing later, it is stated. D. OF V. ENTERTAIN G. A. R. Julia Ward Howe Tent, Daughters of Veterans, met in regular session yesterday and were hostesses to the G. A. R.'s. Mrs. Julia McHenry, delegate to the Grand Army meeting held in Riverside last week, gave a splendid report of the several days' meeting. Two delegates were elected to represent the Fullerton D. A. R.'s, Mrs. L. A. Davis and Mrs. Anna French, at the annual encampment which will be held in Ohio the coming September. The committee is working faithfully toward completion of plans for unveiling the monument now being erected in Anaheim cemetery under the supervision of the American Legion of Anaheim. All orders of Anaheim, and individuals have responded freely, and all things point to a successful program for Memorial day. LUNCHEON AT AMBASSADOR A number of Fullerton ladies are to attend the luncheon to be given tomorrow at the Ambassador Hotel by the Reciprocity club of Los Angeles. A number of well-known speakers are to deliver addresses, PAYS $100 FINE FOR PACKING 2 BOTTLES Charged with transporting liquor, R. E. Miller of Huntington Beach was arraigned before Judge French in the Fullerton police court yesterday afternoon, was adjudged guilty and fined $100. It is stated that Dorsey Ellis, deputy marshal, found on him a couple of bottle of liquor. FULLERTON BRIEF Mr. and Mrs. McBride and family of Fullerton enjoyed a grunlon hunt at Newport Beach Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Chambers were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. B., Sikking of Los Angeles at a dinner party in honor of the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Sikking and Mrs. Chambers. In the forenoon the party drove to the beach. Mrs. Foster Chambers is spending the day in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. Langbert from Colorado are expected to arrive here tomorrow to visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alcorn. J. M. Alcorn, teacher of agriculture in the Fullerton high school, took his class of boys yesterday to visit the Baldwin bar ranch. They also visited several poultry ranches on the way over. This week the boys of the agriculture class are shipping a carload of cabbage from Buena Park. Mr. and Mrs. J. Langbert from Colorado are expected to arrive here tomorrow to visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alcorn. Mrs. J. M. Alcorn is expected to leave May 25 on an extended trip to Kansas City to visit with her relatives. Mrs. Mabel Paine of Fullerton who recently underwent an operation at the Anaheim sanitarium is nicely improving, it is stated. Mrs. Harry Jordan, 216 West Whitney Street, stop hayward. With the commons common. In the feeted which involve tiny scratch marks slight swelling against that specific City E Mr. and Mrs. C.H parents of a new baby Mr. and Mrs.P doudo Beach are t baby boy who arrives Anaheim sanitarium Mr. and Mrs.F.tored thru Pomona, Angeles today Mr. and Mrs.Ch Earl Steadman, sper guna unveiling the monument now being erected in Anaheim cemetery under the supervision of the American Legion of Anaheim. All orders of Anaheim, and individuals have responded freely, and all things point to a successful program for Memorial day. LUNCHEON AT AMBASSADOR A number of Fullerton ladies are to attend the luncheon to be given tomorrow at the Ambassador Hotel by the Reciprocity club of Los Angeles. A number of well-known speakers are to deliver addresses, among them being Mr. H. Robinson of the First National Bank of Los Angeles, Mr. Atwood of the better American Federation and Rev. G. Bromely Oxman of the Church of All Nations. Attending from Fullerton will be Mrs. O. DesGranges, Mrs. S. C. Hartranft, Mrs. J. L. Gardiner, Miss Susanne can, and Mrs. G. W. Sherwood, Miss Dean and Mrs. Gardiner are to be guests of the club, the other ladies being members. TEMPLARS CONFER DEGREE The Knights Templar conferred the Order of Mata at their Fullerton meeting last night, starting at 7:15 o'clock. Following the business session, there was a "feed" and "smoker." The Royal Arch Masons are scheduled to give work in the past and most excellent degree tonight at the Fullerton temple, beginning at 7 o'clock. The Blue Lodge Masons are scheduled to initiate a class Thursday evening. FAREWELL TO MINISTER A general farewell reception is to be given tonight by the members of the First Baptist church of Fullerton to their retiring pastor, Rev. William Perry, who is to leave the last of May for the east. Rev. Perry has been pastor of the church for two years, or a little longer, and recently resigned to go east. A special program is to be given in his honor, principal among which is to be a play given by the W. W. G. girls under the direction of Mrs. Carl Grinnell. RESUME WORK ON H. S. Work is again progressing on the new high school building or rather the addition to the administration building, the work on which has been slow in the past few weeks. The addition is making a good showing, and when completed will give Fullerton one of the most spacious high school administration buildings in So. Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Chambers. IMRIE HAS BROAD VISION OF WORLD'S PROBLEMS Will Discuss "Working Together for Billions" at Chautauqua. This week the boys of the agriculture class are shipping a carload of cabbage from Buena Park. Mr. and Mrs. J. Langbert from Colorado are expected to arrive here tomorrow to visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alcorn. Mrs. J. M. Alcorn is expected to leave May 25 on an extended trip to Kansas City to visit with her relatives. Mrs. Mabel Paine of Fullerton who recently underwent an operation at the Anaheim sanitarium is nicely improving, it is stated. Mrs. Harry Jordan, 216 West Whiting-ave., is expected to leave May 25 over the Rock Island for St. Louis, where she is to visit friends and relatives. She is also to visit in Nashville, Tenn., and other eastern points. Mr. M-Bride left this morning for Murletta Spring where he expects to visit for a while. Mrs. M.Shay, who has been passing the time in eastern points since last January, arrived in Berkeley Sunday. She will visit her son, Willis, there and attend graduation tomorrow, he being a member of the class. They will then go to Fresno for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Sullivan, and journey homeward in the very near future. WIRELESS AT SEA New York Tribune From the practical point of view tests have shown that it is possible for any one in a home or an office to pick up the ordinary telephone and converse with another person upon a ship in mid-ocean, without having to touch any cumbersome apparatus or tinker with any delicate controls. The success attained by the experiment with the America shows that it will not be long before telephonic communication with Europe through a combination of land line telephone and wireless telephony is in regular use. It is merely a question of when the stations capable of performing this service can be put into operation. The equipment already exists. Similarly communication with passengers upon an airplane in the air and with others on an express train will also be possible by the same apparatus, or combination of systems. The automatic central station, which connects the ordinary with the radio telephone, will do all the technical work, and the speakers will use nothing more than the ordinary desk telephone. Love goes everywhere—even into hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. C.Henry parents of a new baby. Mr. and Mrs.P. dondo Beach are the baby boy who arrives Anaheim sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs.F. tored thru Pomona, Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs.EdOliver passed Sunday in Mr. and Mrs.G.M. returned from Farm they went last Saturday son.W.Earl Simpson the weather very warm to reach their comfort night.The journey auto over the Ridge rn Mr. and Mrs.James ther were Saturday guiP.P Webb family. Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Los Angeles visitors yyFrank Montgomeryin Santa Fe Springs onClayton Hall of thwwas an Anaheim visitMrs.Elmer Fallis was the guest of Mrs.evening and they tookthe California. Mr. and Mrs.G.Mturned last evening fratp-tro Farmsville,their newest grandchildand Mrs.Earle Simpso.time. Mr. and Mrs.H.E Pomona Sunday to访of former,Mr,andP.Scott They were yesterday visiting Mrs.terr.Mrs.Ross RedferdWork on the new Dale.of Wentz & DaMr.straw the blackStanton.is progressihlethe families are ample pleasure their removalnew domiciles. Mrs.Ruth White visitor to Santa Fe SpriMrs.Anthur Kempeproved after a recent flu. Mrs.Herman SchindlerSchindler and Mrs.Mastero tored Bell yesterdayetta Schindler return IMRIE HAS BROAD VISION OF WORLD'S PROBLEMS Will Discuss "Working Together for Billions" at Chautauqua. Norman Allan Imrie will bring a broad vision of the world's problems to Chautauqua. Years of personal contact with life and conditions in England, Canada, Central Europe, New the United States, have to speak with author-king Together for Blit former captain of the was forces, with a dis-service record. He interesting suggests better relationship liking peoples may STOP HAY FEVER AT THAT FIRST SNEEZE With the coming of spring and blossoms, hay fever becomes quite common. In the Women's Clinic in Washington, a cure has been perfected which involves the placing of plants likely to cause hay fever on tiny scratch marks on the fore arm of the patient. The pollen causes a slight swelling around the scratch and the treatment is then directed against that specific pollen. ORANGE SHOW HEAD ISSUES STATEMENT Chairman Herman Stern of the Orange show committee issued the following statement today: To Whom This May Come: The undersigned, having been approached by a committee of the Merchants Ass'n, desires to make public the following: R. R. Holbrook, is the official booth builder of this exposition and as such he has solicited space holders for the privilege of building their booths. At the same time, any booth holder may build the booth himself or delegate the work to any one he may choose, and there is no exclusive concession in this department. Moreover any person holding a privilege in this exposition may employ any kind of labor he wishes, union or non-union, and there never has been any objections made by any one connected with this Show, as to such performance, on the part of any space holder or any one having a privilege in the California Valencia Orange Show. The electric wiring is under the charge of A. H. Ramsay, who has been wiring the tents now being used in the Show for the past several years. Most of the material used in suspending the lights belongs to the National Orange Show and is only rented by this Exposition. As a matter of courtesy, to the officers of the National Show, and because Mr. Ramsay is so familiar with the work of wiring this kind of a job, that he can do it in less than half the time taken by a man unacquainted with such work, we employed Mr. Ramsay on the strong recommendation of the National Orange show. It is only natural that the National Show officers should wish their rental property to be in the hands of a proper custodian, and one who is with the material all the time under their employment when the show is at home. The same thing applies to Tom Kennedy, the tent foreman, who employs his own men because they are fit for this work. He is also employed at the suggestion and request of the National Orange Show. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. C. Head are the proud parents of a new baby girl! Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Jones of Redondo Beach are the parents of a baby boy who arrived today at the Anaheim sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Westphal motorized thru Pomona, Ontario and Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll and Earl Steadman, spent Sunday at Laguna. STARS WITH SOX Mr. and Mrs. C. Head are the proud parents of a new baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Jones of Redondo Beach are the parents of a baby boy who arrived today at the Anaheim sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Westphal motorized thru Pomona, Ontario and Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll and Earl Steadman, spent Sunday at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clark and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall motored to Newport on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olmstead and children passed Sunday in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson have returned from Farmersville where they went last Saturday to visit their son, W. Earl Simpson. They found the weather very warm and were glad to reach their comfortable home last night. The journey was made by auto over the Ridge route. Mr. and Mrs. James Foster of Whittier were Saturday guests of the Wm. P. Webb family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shipkey were Los Angeles visitors yesterday. Frank Montgomery visited friends in Santa Fe Springs on Sunday. Clayton Hall of the Kraemer lease was an Anaheim visitor last evening. Mrs. Elmer Fallis of Buena Park was the guest of Mrs. H. C. Rulick last evening and they took in the show at the California. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson returned last evening from a three-day trip to Farmersville, where they saw their newest grandchild, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Simpson, for the first time. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scott were in Pomona Sunday to visit the parents of the former, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Scott. They were in Long Beach yesterday visiting Mrs. Scott's daughter, Mrs. Ross Redfern. Work on the new homes of L. C. Dale, of Wentz & Dale garage, and Mr. Straw, the blacksmith, both in Stanton, is progressing nicely, and the families are anticipating with pleasure their removal soon into the new domiciles. Mrs. Ruth White was a business visitor to Santa Fe Springs today. Mrs. Arthur Kemper is much improved after a recent attack of the flu. Mrs. Herman Schindler, Mrs. Henry Schindler and Mrs. Max Neblung motorized to Bell yesterday. Mrs. Henrietta Schindler returned with them Photo of Harry Hooper, right field for the Chicago White Sox, who is pasting the pit quite regular this year. Let's hope that General Wu gets his name in the news dispatches often. Everybody can pronounce his name, and it's a godsend to the writer of headlines. and will remain over the week with her sons and friends. Walter Ross went to Glen Ranch yesterday. Geo. M. Ross and wife and Mrs. W.A. Ross went to Riverside this afternoon. M.. Watsel of Los Angeles is in Anaheim today on business. Mrs. Irene Ridenour and daughter who have been visiting for 30 days with Mr. and Mrs. S.M.Kistler and family of Anaheim expect to leave Thursday for their home in Denver. They expect to return later with Mr. Ridenour and Mrs.Ridenour's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.Chester Horn, to make their home in Anaheim. Lachy Hall of the Kraemer lease was an Anaheim visitor last evening. Mrs. Elmer Fallis of Buena Park was the guest of Mrs. H.C.Rulck last evening and they took in the show at the California. Mr. and Mrs.G.M.Simpson returned last evening from a three-day trip to Farmersville, where they saw their newest grandchild, son of Mr. and Mrs.Earle Simpson, for the first time. Mr. and Mrs.H.E.Scott were in Pomona Sunday to visit the parents of the former, Mr. and Mrs.GorgeP.Scott.他们都是在LongBeach黄浦日到访的母亲和女儿。 Work on the new homes of L.C.Dale.ofWentz&Dalegarage,andMrStraw,theblacksmith,bothinStanton.isprogressingnicely,andthefamiliesareanticipatingwithpleasuretheremovalsoonintothenewdomiciles。 Miss Elizabeth Mason from TorranceandherfriendMissPhylliscMcIntryofGardenaareweekendguestsatthehomeofMr.Mrs.PeterKendriksononthislease. Mr.HowardSmithandMissJosephineMcKaughnwereattheFairylandlaterSaturdayeveningenjoyingashowwhenitcatchfirebutthey sayeveryonegotoutwithoutanyonegettinghurtandonlyladiesfaintedbutweregottenoutwithoutanytrouble. Mr和Mrs.J.H.BeardenandfamilyandMissNellieWallersallofWhittierweredinnergueststAtMr.mandMrs.IsaacMayfieldsSunday. Mrs.FrankCutrightformerlyofthisleaseandhermother,Mrs.PerrimofLosAngeleswerecallingonoldfriendshereThursday. Mr和Mrs.Murryandfamily,Mr和Mrs.Jonesandfamilyspent GRAND OPENING Anaheim Laundry Co. The Anaheim Laundry Co. cordially invites you to attend their GRA ning, May 18, 1922, 7 o'clock, at 400 South Lemon St., Anaheim. The following program has been arranged: From 7 to 10 o'clock the entire plant will be in operation and demon to explain the different features of the laundry industry. Harry Fellinge's Orchestra will entertain during the demonstration a following. Refreshments and Singing. Anaheim Laundry C Phone 18 CALIFORNIA THEATRE ANAHEIM STARTS TODAY American Releasing Corp presents Sisters From the novel by KATHLEEN NORRIS Directed by ALBERT CAPELLANI Featuring Seena Owen - Gladys Leslie Matt Moore the day in Los Angeles Monday. Mrs. Frank Dilker is shopping in Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and Mr. Ernest Brown motored to Los Angeles shopping Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore Mr. say the water is running so swift now that it is dangerous for little folks to wade out in and little Lois would have been drowned if Mr. Sellers hadn't happened to see her and go to her rescue. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope were ALBERT CAPELLANT Featuring Seena Owen - Gladys Leslie Matt Moore the day in Los Angeles Monday. Mrs. Frank Dilker is shopping in Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and Mr. Ernest Brown motored to Los Angeles shopping Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore Mr. and Mrs. McBride of Brea Canyon, Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Orange and Miss Pennington all went grunion hunting at Newport Beach Saturday night, but no grunion. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hollis spent the week-end in Los Angeles at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis' they enjoyed a birthday dinner and all went grunion hunting at Anaheim Landing Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone and family spent the week-end camping in Perris valley and the San Jacinto river and report a good time. Mr. and Mrs. McElhaney and daughter, Lois Mr. and Mrs. Sellers and daughter, Mable, were picnicing at Santa Ana river Sunday. They say the water is running so swift now that it is dangerous for little folks to wade out in and little Lois would have been drowned if Mr. Sellers hadn't happened to see her and go to her rescue. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope were visiting friends in Orange Sunday. The Dunbar family motored to Los Angeles Monday and spent the day Mrs. George Middelton took a load of boys down to the Fullerton tract meet at the high school Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Moninger of Los Angeles were calling on Mrs. Varner and other frends here Friday evening. Mr. George Wimer and Miss Ruth Clegg motored to Boquet Canyon Sunday and enjoyed a picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Andie White, Mrs. White's sister, and Mrs. A. J. Jones of Placentia motored to Santa Ana Canyon Sunday. Our new sewer system is nearly completed and nearly every one is building on and fixing up in general. OH BOY! A wonderful time awaits you at the JEWEL CAFE SEAL BEACH Wednesday Night May 17 A handsome trophy will be awarded to the most popular dancing couple of the evening. Also spot dances and numerous other prizes. A special $2 table de hote dinner will be served. Come Early Stay Late For Reservations Phone 22458 Seal Beach. LEW WESTON & GLENDA BOSTON Will Furnish the Pep. OPENING Thursday Evening May 18, 1922 7 o'clock, P. M. attend their GRAND OPENING, to be held on Thursday EveAnaheim. eration and demonstrators from all over the South will be present y. the demonstration and also play for the street dance immediately ents and Singing. Iry Co.