oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-31

NEWS OF FULLERTON LARGE CLASS WILL GRADUATE FRIDAY The graduation exercises of Fullerton grammar school will be held at the grammar school building at 7:30 p.m. June 2. The program will be as follows: Music, Grammar School Orchestra; Processional; Invocation, Rev. C. R. Montague; instrumental Trio, "The Herd Girl's Dream," Charlott Davis, Adron Wood, Buford Willhite; "Dawning Springtime," "Whistling Boy," Boys' Glee Club; Class Prophecy, Arthur Hardison, Allen Robertson, Carroll Gardiner, George Foster, Helen Williams, Mary Hope, Marjorie Lucas, Doris Tennant, Pauline Cox; Vocal Solo, Lyla Mae Morgan; Preservation of picture by class president, Arthur Kroeger; Response, Miss Wonders; "Estudian-tina," "Mah Lindy Lou," Girls Glee Club; Presentation of Diplomas, Supt. C. A. Marcy; Class song, Class of 1922. The graduates have been announced by C. A. Marcey, principal, as follows: Philip Allen, Clara Aguilar. Lois Baker, Antoinette M. Baly, Edward J. Benchley, Buford Black, Gerald E. Boege, Glen Elliott Boyles, Otto Brandle, Gearid Brewster. Edward J. Chan, Walter Conner, Pauline M. Cox, Frances Russel Crawford, Harry H. Crooke, Florence Cutright, Vera Cutright. Clarence J. Dauser, Charlotte S. Davis, Howard Freeman Davis, Margaret Anne Dean, Grant W. Dixon Johnnie Dunn, Grace Irene Dunton. Mianle Alice Edwardson. George C. Forster. John Troy Gaines, Edmond J. Gallagher, Carroll D. Gardiner, Annette Mildred Gladstone, Stanley J. Goodhouse, Edward G. Grunwald, Erma E. Goss, Jean D. Crafton, Herbert Grafton. Doris E. Hammerschmidt, Olaf A. Hansen, Arthur A. Hardison, Jr., Ra J. C. COMMENCEMENT TO BE HELD JUNE 9 Graduation exercises of Fullerton junior college are to be held June 9 at the high school auditorium. The address will be delivered by Rev. Booth of the congregational church at Long Beach. The graduates include: Grace Black, Harry Briscoo, Eudolphia Clark, Hattie Conn, Juanita Coombs, Heler Culp, Ethel Evans, Gladys Fitz, Betty Frazee, Margaret Gurley, Nina Hampton, Merton Harlow, John Hawkins, Martha Hileand, Leo Hitchcock Everett Hauser, Ida Manter, J. L. Nicely, Howard Noble, Margaret ... Frances Shepherd, George Smithburn, Marion Thing, Alice Wilbur and Sherman Yost. FULLERTON BRIEFSE Mrs. Knute B. Norswing left yesterday over the Santa Fe for St. Paul. Mrs. Ida F. Robb left this morning over the Santa Fe for Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. John Jamison, 110 E. Truslow-ave., left this morning over the Santa Fe for Chicago. Mrs. George W. Wonders, 133 E. Maple-ave., left last night over the Santa Fe for Denver. C. H. Daniel of Placentia left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Hutchinson, Kan. Mrs. Carl Stogsdill, and her mother Mrs. M. A. Good expect to leave tomorrow over the Santa Fe for Florence, Kansas. Mrs. Lucy Stogsdill left this morning over the Santa Fe for Pueblo, Colo. Four Fullerton ladies attended the meeting of the Women's clubs at Mob Theatre ELGIN, Ill., of Elgin, around Mary E. Long had been calm the public. The citizens pointed at a mall by many of Mi pils where recent school trustees feathered" were threats were called by the committee. New of Mur through the city phones jangled in the result in the soon could have "She thought and there was for," said the mall When the jur of "suicide due to the crowd proceed ditorium where reinstating other teachers was de "Let's show cause the death school teachers," manded. "Tar and feat need," another s COMPLETE LAYING MAINS The laying of the mains for the new city water system which has been in progress for some time is completed. The work has covered almost four months. About 15 miles of ditches have been dug for four, six inch and 12-inch water mains. The contract was in charge of Claudia Murphy of Phoenix, Ariz. HEATER AIDS BIBLE CLASS Harry Wilber of the Rialto theatre has offered the net proceeds of both the 7 o'clock and the 8 o'clock performances Wednesday at the Houser Bible class. The program will include a farce comedy "Harmony a Failure?" HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mary Jaymond Miles, of Santa Ana, was very ill in the hospital. She was discharged yesterday on the road to recovery. Mrs. Jaymond of Whittler also was taken to her home, greatly improved. GRADES ENJOY PICNIC The fourth grade, or graduating HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Raymond Miles, of Santa Ana, was been very ill in the hospital in Pueblo, was discharged yesterday 65) and on the road to recovery Mrs. Bess of Whittier also was taken to her home, greatly improved. GRADUATES ENJOY PICNIC The fourth grade, or graduating class, at the Fullerton grammar school, Monday, went to Balboa Beach where they had a picnic on the sand, playing ball, jumping and swimming. A basket lunch was enjoyed, including ice-cream, lemonade, sandwich, pickles, fruit and cake and other snacks. Mother of Anaheim Man Buried Saturday Funeral services for Mrs. M. A. Johnston, mother of W. H. Johnston of Los Angeles, were held in that city Monday morning at 10:30. The body was then taken cast where the funeral will be held at the old home near Warren, Ohio, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. She was the mother of eight children, one of whom is W. H. Johnston, of Anaheim, of the Stewart Fruit Company; three daughters in Los Angeles, the others being in Kansas, Ohio and New York. She was aged 84 years. Eleven years ago Mrs. Johnston canie west, residing in Seattle four years. She then came to Los Angeles where she lived for seven years, passing away after years of activity and usefulness, Thursday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. William Cole, and son Dick, and Miss Florence Greer, went to Long Beach yesterday. Miss Greer has been the guest of Mrs. Cole, several days and remained in her hometown, Long Beach. Much interest in the clash between Elk bowling teams to determine which designated No. 1 at the So. Cal. Elk The prize is a d club. Elks No. 1 meet day evening. MEET ENDS PLAN FOR HOUSTON, Tex strike plans were vention here of Brotherhood of and Enginemen. There was, however sionof effects of a railroad labor boo 13 BALLOON BIG RACE MILWAUKEE, W steady downpour today as 13 balls to get away in the race. Wind was west, indicating a into Canada. 40 AT KIWANNE The regular meet heim Kiwanis Club today at the High with about 40 pres no speakers, and ness was transacte ters being postp week. O. E. Stew tendance prize. AT ANAHEIM New patients at the titarium included: Mr. Lor, Fullerton; Mrs. heim; P. S. Lucus, S Wharton, Huntingto Dr. and Mrs. W. A. M. McVeigh and Master Billie Grewcoe, of Olinda, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Z day, and enjoyed e their home. In the tended the program Mr. and Mrs. W. Hazel Wright and Booth went to Long where they passed the delicious luncheon a sands was no small trip. MOB THREAT AFTER TEACHER'S SUICIDE ELGIN, Ill., May 31.—Mob spirit of Elgin, aroused by the suicide of Mary E. Long, discharged by the school trustees, after she had served 27 years as a teacher, "quieted down today." Announcement by school trustees following a midnight conference with a citizen's committee that dismissed 14 other teachers with Misa Long had been rescinded norved to calm the public. The citizens committee was appointed at a mass meeting attended by many of Miss Long's former pupils, where recurrent mands that the school trustees be "starred and feathered" were heard. Word of the threats were carried to the trustees by the committee. New of Miss Long's death brought through the city like wildfire. Telephones jangled all over the city telling of the "protest" meeting. A large crowd gathered for the inquest at which the aged mother, Mrs. Jenie Long, was the only witness. She told the jury that despondency following her daughter's dismissal resulted in her suicide. Miss Long soon could have retired on a pension. She thought her life was wasted and there was nothing left to live for," said the mother. When the jury returned a verdict of "suicide due to school troubles," the crowd proceeded to a larger auditorium where immediate action in reinstating other dismissed school teachers was demanded. "Let's show the board they can't cause the death of any more or our school teachers," one speaker demanded. "Tar and feathers is what they need," another shouted. JEALOUS FATHER BEHEADS SMALL ROY City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hoag and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanatta have returned from a two days' motor trip which took them to Santa Barbara, Oxnard, Santa Paula, through the hills about the cities and the drive home over the mountain route. They covered 203 miles on the trip and had a most delightful outing. Miss Zola Vanatta, of Olinda, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanatta, T. L. Hoag and sons. Tommy and Earl and Mr. Wilcox, of Los Angeles, went to Long Beach yesterday, and in the afternoon visited the battlehips in the harbor. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Russell, of Anaheim, were guests yesterday of Mr. Russell's sister, Mrs. Allen Crowe and family, on Garden Grove-rd. Miss Katherine Ashmead, of Fullerton who has been employed in the office of M. Eugene Durfee, has left on a summer vacation trip to her former home at Princeton, Ind. She will spend next winter at a technical school in Orange. Dr. G. A. Neth will leave within the next week for a 30 days' vacation, most of which will be spent with a sister at Vancouver, altho he will stop at Frisco and Seattle for visits with other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William LeDuc and Mr. and Mrs. Ben LeDuc returned yesterday from an extended trip north which took them to San Francisco to attend the World's conference of Seventh Day Adventists. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fivecoat and baby daughter, Ruth, joined friends from Whittier Sunday, going to Laguna for an all-day outing and picnic. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and Mrs. L. Goble started Sunday morning on a two weeks' camping trip, by auto, which will take them to the northern part of the state, perhaps as far as Eureka. A card from them from Bakersfield states they are having a nice trip and the roads are in fine shape. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnett, of East Center, entertained Mrs. Minibers and daughters, of Los Angeles, a portion of the day yesterday. They also attended the orange show. ORANGE COUNTY W ROAD SHOW AT THE CALLE CORT Special Scenery THE STANLEY Fun in Silhouette LEONARD and GEREN Dancers Extraordi ALSO ELAINE "Why Annie" LAST TIMES TODAY JEALOUS FATHER BEHEADS SMALL BOY NEW YORK, May 31.—Crazed by jealousy of the love of his wife and son for each other, George Krumpet, 48, today beheaded his 7-year-old son, William, killed his wife by slashing her throat, then severed his own juglar vein and is dying in Bellevue hospital. Crowds gathered before the apartment, attracted by the cries, and four detectives who were passing in a car rushed to investigate. Krumpet staggered out and collapsed at their feet. He was taken back to his apartment and propped in a chair, where he nodded assent to police questioning as to whether he had killed his wife and child with a blood-stained penknife which lay on a table. Luther M. Imus, 69, Passes Away Today Luther M. Imus, husband of Mrs. Mary E. Imus, of 912 East Broadway, and father of Luther E., of Banning; Earl O., of Anaheim and Mrs. O. O. Irwin, of Anaheim, died today at the family home after an illness of about ten days, aged 69 years, 7 months and 15 days. He was a native of Stark-co, Iowa, coming to Anaheim about 20 years ago. He has conducted a cobbling shop during recent years. The body is at the Backs & Terry Co. undertaking parlors awaiting arrangements for funeral services which will be announced later. MUCH INTEREST IN PIN DINNER MATCH Much interest is being displayed in the clash between Anaheim's two Elk bowling teams Thursday evening to determine which should have been designated No. 1 and which No. 2 in the So Cal. Elks Bowling league. The prize is a dinner at the Elks club. Elks No. 1 meet Pasadena Thursday evening. MEET ENDS WITHOUT PLAN FOR RY. STRIKE HOUSTON, Tex., May 31.—No strike plans were laid at the court proceeded to a larger auditorium where immediate action in reinstating other dismissed school teachers was demanded. "Let's show the board they can't cause the death of any more or our school teachers," one speaker demanded. "Tar and feathers is what they need," another shouted. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnett, of East Center, entertained Mrs. Minuers and daughters, of Los Angeles, a portion of the day yesterday. They also attended the orange show. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Shearme, of Santa Ana, were guests yesterday of Mrs. Shearme's mother, Mrs. J. A. Guthrie, of East Adele. Mrs. O. J. Linnartz will go to Orange this evening where she will participate in the Rebekah drill, as that lodge, of which she is a member, is preparing for big initiation ceremonies. Mrs. John Heitschusen, of Olive, accompanied by her daughter, Elea-nore, will leave Tuesday, June 6, for Colorado Springs to make a several week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and two children, formerly of Odell Neb., left this morning for Madera, Calif., after a several days visit with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Lagourgue. It is quite probable the Ferguson family is but one more who came here for a trip, then decided to remain. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph and Mr. and Mrs. L. Lund spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Fullerton visited Anaheim yesterday on their way to Elsinore. Mr. and Mrs. William Schumacher and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gates passed yesterday at Modjeska Ranch. Mrs. N. M. Steadman and the Misses Steadman and Miss Benzt passed yesterday at LaVida Springs. Mrs. Mike Litten of Elsinore was the guest of friends yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Fowler of Queunt-st are rejoicing over the arrival of a new boby boy who made his appearance this morning about 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. A. Salaets of Anaheim are the proud parents of a new baby boy. Master Alvin Fallis of Buena Park is spending the week at the H.C. Ruick home. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter, Lucille, spent yesterday at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Neiman and son and Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Vetter and children spent yesterday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Taulbee,and year-old-son,Harry.of San Bernardino were guests yesterday of Miss Agnes Weber. They all attended the orange show in the afternoon.Mrs.Taulbee will be well remembered by her friends in Anaheim as Miss Merle Newton,daughter of Mr.Harry Newton, who was connected with the lumber business here for some time. BUENA PARK, May 31.(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs.Henry Warren are entertaining Mrs.Warren's sister from Michigan who arrived on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.D.B.Brown and son, Charles, spent Sunday motoring thru the surrounding towns. Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden spent the week-end at Laguna Beach where they moved into their new cottage that is just completed.On Monday morning before returning to the store they motored to Costa Mesa and had 5 o'clock breakfast with Mr. and Mrs.Charles Te Winkle. Mr. and Mrs.A.L.Bennett are erecting a fine new home on their ranch south of town.At present Mr. and Mrs.Bennett are spending vacation at Laguna Beach,where they have rented one of Jack Golden's cottages. A merry party enjoyed a picnic supper on the sand at Seal Beach on Sunday evening.Among them were Mr. and Mrs.M.S.Nutall and children.Mr.Mandrs.Will Brawly and Mr.Mandrs.Andrew Bassel. Buena Park has some prize babies this year.Beatrice Cromwell under one year.was awarded a blue ribbon.Ingene Cromwell,一年老旧a red ribbon.Margaret Ledford,三 years old red ribbon and Eleanor Boyle five year old a blue ribbon.W.B.Shaw had his eye injured at work several weeks ago and had an operation performed on it Monday. Mrs.W.B.Shaw and Miss Emily Shaw of San Bernardino are the guests of Mr.Mandrs.W.B.Shaw. Mr.和Mrs.Will Brawly和Mrs.A.Basselmotored到Redlands to spend Decoration Day with Mr.Mandrs.Henry Wilshire and family. Mr.Mandrs.Andrew Bassel moved into the Ritter cottage on Orange-thorpe on Monday. Among the crowd to enjoy the beautiful sights at the Orange show on Monday night,包括在 fashion show 和 bathing girls were the following: Bill and John Mitchell,Bert Duce Clyde Lovelt,Albert Moon and son Albert,Mr.Randrs.R.C. ALSO ELAINH "Why An LAST TIMES TODAY" Buena Park News Much interest is being displayed in the clash between Anaheim's two Elk bowling teams Thursday evening to determine which should have been designated No. 1 and which No. 2 in the So. Cal. Elks Bowling league. The prize is a dinner at the Elks club. Elks No. 1 meet Pasadena Thursday evening. MEET ENDS WITHOUT PLAN FOR RY. STRIKE HOUSTON, Tex., May 31.—No strike plans were laid at the convention here of the International Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen and Enginemen, now adjourned. There was, however, some discussion of effects of a wage cut by the railroad labor board. 13 BALLOONS START BIG RACE IN RAIN MILWAUKEE, Wis., May 31.—A steady downpour of rain fell here today as 13 balloons made ready to get away in the national annual race. Wind was from the southwest, indicating a northeast course into Canada. 40 AT KIWANIS LUNCHEON The regular meeting of the Anaheim Kiwanis Club was held at noon today at the High School cafeteria with about 40 present. There were no speakers, and no special business was transacted, business matters being postponed until next week. O. E. Steward won the attendance prize. AT ANAHEIM HOSPITAL New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium included: Mrs. Edwin A. Taylor, Fullerton; Mrs. A. Salaets, Anaheim; P. S. Lucus, Santa Ana; W. R. Wharton, Huntington Beach. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis, Mrs. A. M. McVeigh and Miss McVeigh, and Master Billie Davis, also Mrs. Grewee, of Olinda, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zeppenfeld yesterday, and enjoyed evening meal at their home. In the evening all attended the program at the California. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wright, Miss Hazel Wright and Miss Florence Booth went to Long Beach yesterday where they passed the entire day. The delicious luncheon at noon on the sands was no small feature of the trip. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter, Lucille, spent yesterday at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Neiman and son and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vetter and children spent yesterday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Taulbee, and year-old-son, Harry, of San Bernardino were guests yesterday of Miss Agnes Weber. They all attended the orange show in the afternoon. Mrs. Taulbee will be well remembered by her friends in Anaheim as Miss Merle Newton, daughter of Mr. Harry Newton, who was connected with the lumber business here for some time. Mrs. Alberta Andrews, Mrs. Mary Dulin and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rogers drove to Long Beach to pass the remainder of the day yesterday, following the exercises at the cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman, and daughter, Rosamond Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dundas, and Mrs. McIntosh of Los Angeles were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coons of the vicinity of Anaheim yesterday. R. R. Suhr and family left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Pender, Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. William Pannier and daughter left today over the Santa Fe for New York. Mr. and Mrs. Juan Franchez and baby, of Whittier, were guests yesterday of Mrs. J. Helmsen, aunt of Mrs. Franchez. Mrs. Paulette Mang and Miss Millie Beyhmer passed Tuesday with friends in Southgate Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr.Owen, drove to El Monte today where the gentlemen attended a business meeting, later the party continued the motor trip to several other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Salaets, "The Rawleight Man," 418 North Philadelphia-st, announce the birth of a 7½ pound boy at the Anaheim sanitarium this morning. Mrs. Alberta Andrews, of west of Anaheim, and her sister, Mrs.Mary Dulin, are anticipating a visit from "old home" friends, Mr. and Mrs.H.O.Pope, of Ou Duesne, Ill., who will arrive in Los Angeles early next week for the Rotary national convention. They will visit here following the convention, and also to visit Mr.Pope's brother, Dr.R.D.Pope in Long Beach. Cards to friends and relatives in Anaheim from Mr. and Mrs.Eugene Alexander, who are honeymooning in and near San Francisco, tell of the delightful time they are having and the lovely weather. They have set no particular time for their return. Nurse Says Watch for Our Specials Genuine Thermos Lunch Kit including Pint Thermos Bottle.Special $1.98 Extra Special Two Stores Anaheim Pharmacy 144 West Center St Phone 370 Orange County Drug Co. 300 West Center St Phone 53 ORANGE COUNTY'S BIGGEST SHOW! West Coast Theatres, Inc., Own ROAD SHOW VAUDEVILLE REVUE CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim Headlined by the Famous CORTEZ SISTERS Special Scenery Direct from Metropolitan Triumphs! THE STANLEYS Fun in Silhouette KINKAIDE and KINKAIDE "LOVE NEVER DIES" ONARD and GERMAINE Dancers Extraordinary A BIG SURPRISE Watch for This One ALSO ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in 'Why Announce Your Marriage' Ethel Clayton "The Cradle" in her latest success ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in "Why Announce Your Marriage" Ethel Clayton "The Cradle" in her latest success Park News K. May 31. (Spl.)—Berry Warren are enWarren's sister from arrived on Monday. D. B. Brown and son, sunday motoring thru towns. Jack Golden spent Laguna Beach where to their new cottage pleted. On Monday returning to the store Costa Mesa and had cast with Mr. and Mrs. kle. A. L. Bennett are new home on their town. At present Mr. itt are spending vaa Beach, where they e of Jack Golden's enjoyed a picnic supd at Seal Beach on Among them were S. Nutall and chilers. Will Brawly and drew Bassel. Some prize babies price Cromwell under carded a blue ribbon. All, one year old a red Ledford, three ribbon and Eleanor old a blue ribbon. And his eye injured at keps ago and had an nced on it Monday. Baw and Miss Emily ernardino are the Mrs. W. B. Shaw. Will Brawly and Mrs. ded to Anaheim on Don't Forget That The EverReady Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M THEATRES Ethel Clayton is seen today at the California in "The Cradle". An added attraction is the Traviatto Quartet. The picture is a tremendous drama of love, divorce, an erring husband and wife, and the all-powerful force that brot them together again. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arnold May and little son, who recently moved to Santa Ana from their home on West Broadway, are now comfortably settled in their new home. They report the young son as getting along fine, living so near his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Huffman. Lagourgue does painting. Phone 596W. "CUDDLE ME, GEORGE" EDINBURGH, May 31.—Testifying in his divorce suit, Samuel Fletcher swore that his wife in her sleep said, "Cuddle me, George." The court refused to grant a decree on this evidence. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Resulta. —Witman, Eyesight specialist. For comfort and cleanliness burn PEARL OIL Instead of "feeding" a range in a not, stuffy kitchen this summer, you can save yourself a lot of trouble and work by cooking with a good oil cookstove. No coal or wood to lug, no ashes to shovel out. 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