oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-21

News of Fullerion STORM DRAINAGE DISTRICT PLANNED Fullerton city attorney was instructed to draw suitable plans for a storm drainage district in the Walnut-st tract, including an estimate of the cost, at the regular meeting of Fullerton trustees last night. These instructions were given following the rejection of plans for a new subdivision. H. D. Thurber of the Pinson-Thurber Realty Co. also presented a sketch of a proposed new subdivision, which was referred to the board as a whole. A request was made to have the walk on Fern Drive set 12 inches from the property line. This permission the board refused to grant. The water superintendent was instructed to extend the four inch pipe line to the McCulloch property on Cypress-st, and also south on Brookhurst to Valencia-ave; the two-inch pipe line 1700 feet west and 1200 feet east on Valencia-ave, and 1200 feet south of Valencia-ave. The two-inch pipe line is to be extended to the Ross property on Ross-ave. The water superintendent was also instructed to lay a three-fourths-inch pipe line to the south line of Santa Fe-ave, an extension of Chestnut-ave. A resolution was also introduced and passed for a new system of ornamental street lights, enlarging the present system. Plans and specifications were adopted, and bids will be advertised for. A resolution was passed granting the city employes a week's vacation each with full pay. The city engineer was instructed to see that a fence is put around the reservoir. The proposed sidewalk on the south side of Walnut-ave from Spadraard to Highland-ave was rescinded for the present. A resolution was also passed installation of a lighting system on Maple-ave and July 11 was set as the date for the hearing of protests. PROTESTS TESTING OUT OF RESERVOIR A communication was received last night by Fullerton trustees from C. L. Roberts as representative of Paul H. Ehlers protesting against the testing out of the city reservoir, and stating that any such action on the part of the city would be regarded as acceptance of the work. He stated that the city engineer of Fullerton had inspected the work as it was being done, and that this was sufficient. He stated also that other things besides inefficient work sometimes cause a reservoir to give way such as inadequate specifications, for which things the contractor is in no way responsible. The city attorney introduced an ordinance which passed the first reading for the collection of a license tax on business firms and apartment houses, the money to be used in keeping the town cleaned up. Merchants present said that there will be little objection to the ordinance from the business men. A resolution was passed abandoning an alley in the rear of the new hotel or No. Spadra-rd. The matter of a new subdivision in the new Walnut-st tract was discussed, and there was much debate pro and con on the necessity of the organization of a drainage district in that vicinity. EBELL LAWN FESTIVAL The Ebell bazaar festival given last evening was a grand success. The high school grounds were a blaze of light and galaxy from late afternoon until "late" night. Beautifully decorated booths sprung like magic about the grounds and were the favored places, as pretty sales girls made one so welcome, and incidentally exchanged their wares for the "root of all evil." The chop sucy dinner, served at the cafeteria was well partoned and the cabaret features much enjoyed by the diners. The proceeds will go into the club house fund, which the Ebell women BARON ROTHSCHOLT SEES 1ST REPORT The young scion of the richest family who is studying banking condition his first interview with paper reporter, while in He broke the rule that had Rothschild family immunity terviewers when a San Francisco newspaperman cornered baron's chief, interest in great automobile and steering here. CHAFFEE EMPLOYMENT ON PICNIC TIME The Chaffee stores were today for the annual Chaffee picnic in Brooks Pasadena. The sports arranged a snappy program Employes of the sixty from over the state attentive FOUR BOYS GRADUATE Four young boys of St. George school received their diploma morning for completing th A resolution was passed granting the city employees a week's vacation each with full pay. The city engineer was instructed to see that a fence is put around the reservoir. The proposed sidewalk on the south side of Walnut-ave from Spadraard to Highland-ave was rescinded for the present. A resolution was also passed installation of a lighting system on Maple-ave and July 11 was set as the date for the hearing of protests. BIG TIME AT RECEPTION The Bible school annex of the First Christian church was filled last night at the farewell reception given Rev. John T. Houser, retiring pastor of the church. A program was rendered and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Durfee sang a few numbers. Dr. W. J. Wickett sang a comic song. There were talks by several of the members. The senior division of the Women's class gave Mrs. Houser a string of pearls. The junior division gave her a beautiful scarf. The Houser Bible class gave Mr. Houser a gold watch. Dale King was chairman of the entertainment committee. Next Sunday is Mr. Houser's last. $25 FOR RECKLESS DRIVING William Millan pleaded guilty last evening before Judge French in Fulerton police court on the charge reckless driving. He was fined $25. R. A. Theobold and J. H. Milla were fined $10 each on charges of speeding. BULLERTON BRIEFSE Virgil Fullington left this morning over the Santa Fe for Springfield, Mo. Henry Hammerlee and son, John Hammerlee, and Mrs. Hammerlee, left last night over the Santa Fe for Renovo, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Derryberry and daughter, Clara, left today over the Santa Fe for Nahville, Tenn. C. J. Hall left this morning over the Santa Fe for Minneapolis and Chicago. S. W. Smith of the Standard Bank of Fullerton has just returned from a visit with his parents at Sacramento. KAFATERIA OPENS THREE NEW STORES Three new stores, one of them at Riverside, today are being opened by the Kafateria Shoe Stores, a corporation, according to the management of the local store. There are already seven stores in the chain, the other three being or to be in Riverside, San Diego and San Bernardino. The seven present stores are in Anaheim, Long Beach, Los Angeles San Pedro, Pasatita Ana and Ontario. CHAFFEE EMPLOYMENT ON PICNIC The Chaffee stores were today for the annual Christmas ployes picnic in Brooklyn Pasadena. The sports arranged a snappy program Employees of the sixteenth from over the state attentive. FOUR BOYS GRADUATE Four young boys of St. George school received their diploma morning for completing the mar school studies. Mass was the chapel at 8 o'clock and the diplomas followed. The Jack Broutthers, Lawrence Eserveda, and William Chaferel DITTIES OVER DAY'S DOINGS Boston has "tenerarious" Which all will do to te We think that what they say was, "Gee! It's hot as—" (W Marconi didn't get the work Thought that Mars might We here inscribe another which Brings us to the end. —LIL KO WHAT HAPPENED TO SUNDay school teacher—pened to the seven foolies who had no oil in their land Johnny—they were an the traffic officer—Judge. HOUSEHOLD HINY An old discarded Ku-Ko costume makes a handy recess which to wrap up dangerous Mr. and Mrs. J. Craven Angeles, Dr. James Lau, wood, and E. E. Jones, o were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. M. Terry, Mrs. W the Shriners attending conv San Francisco last week. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schl Vine-st., are the groud par new baby girl who came la Do You Know the 4th The Plain Dealer we Have An Assoc This Assortment DO YOU KNOW THE 4TH The Plain Dealer We Have An Ass This Assortm INDEPENDENCE DAY two three-month paid i Get your neighbor subscribe. Bring in 2 carry your fire works h If you live out of Dept., of The Plain D BARON ROTHSCHILD SEES 1ST REPORTERS BAKE-RITE BAKERS ENJOY BIG GROWTH Final details of the Bake-Rite Consolidated were received by Herman P. Noll yesterday. This is one of the largest consolidations that has happened on the coast for some time, merging into one large company all of the Bake-Rite holdings on the Pacific Coast. The new company will be known as the Bake-Rite Consolidated, and is capitalized at ten million. This capitalization makes it the largest in its line in the world. In the last four years the Bake-Rite Oven Manufacturing Co. has made Bake-Rite bakeries famous in three continents. In the last year the phenomenal success of the Bake-Rite bakers a southern California company, brought it into the lime light as one of the most progressive baking institutions in the West. This consolidation will reduce the expense of operation to a minimum by eliminating duplication of effort, will greatly increase the purchasing power of the company, resulting in greater profits to the company, and more frequent and generous dividends to the stock holders. It will abolish all territorial limits and shall be extended over the United States and whatever foreign countries it is deemed profitable to operate in. They shall not be confined solely to the manufacture and sale of bakery products, but shall include the manufacture and distribution of semi-prepared products to be handled through whatever channels are adopted by the company, as well as the manufacturing and marketing of bakery machinery, both of which lines are even more profitable than the business they are now engaged in. In the progressive movement toward a blending plant will be built in Los Angeles to supply the stores in So. Calif., in bulk and package form, the products of the plant. Mr. Noll recently returned from a trip to San Francisco and visited numerous Bake-Rite bakeries, also the Bake-Rite Pure Food Products Co., which was taken in on the consolidation. This company manufactures blended flours, put up in package form prepared of the highest quality. No change in raisin prices will be made until after Aug. 1, when the price on the new crop is fixed, according to President Wylie M. Giffin of the Associated Raisin Growers. Hearst Hall and several small buildings in its rear on the campus of the University of California at Berkeley were destroyed by fire. Many valuable trophies were burned. Retention of the Central Pacific by the Southern Pacific was urged upon the Interstate Commerce Commission by the public utility commissioners of California, Arizona and New Mexico. New Mexico was not represented, but gave California its proxy. A. R. Heywood of Utah and W. H. Simmons of Nevada refused to join in the appeal. Because of his ill health and following the furnishing of a bond of $5,000 by King Kleagle G. W. Price of the Pacific domain, Nathan A. Baker, confessed leader of the Inglewood units in every town that will justify the sale of its products in the county, and in addition to this will use his efforts to have a central distributing plant established in Anaheim. Mr. Noll devote his time in the extension department of Orange and San Diego counties in the future. HAFFEE EMPLOYES ON PICNIC TODAY The Chaffee stores were closed day for the annual Chaffee employees picnic in Brookside Park, saddena. The sports committee ranged a snappy program. Employees of the sixty-six stores over the state attended. POUR BOYS GRADUATE Four young boys of St. Catherine's school received their diplomas this morning for completing their grammar course. HAFFEE EMPLOYES ON PICNIC TODAY The Chaffee stores were closed day for the annual Chaffee enjoyes picnic in Brookside Park, sadena. The sports committee ranged a snappy program. Employees of the sixty-six stores on over the state attended. FOUR BOYS GRADUATE Four young boys of St. Catherine's school received their diplomas this morning for completing their gramer school studies. Mass was said in the chapel at 8 o'clock and awarding diplomas followed. The boys were Rick Brouthers, Lawrence Lee, Rayerveda, and William Chaffee. DOGGEREL DITTIES OF THE DAY'S DOINGS Ston has "temperarious" heat, Which all will do to tell; I think that what they meant to say was, "Gee! It's hot as—" (Well!) Reconj didn't get the word he. Thought that Mars might send. Here inscribe another line, which Brings us to the end. —LIL' KOO KOO. WHAT HAPPENED TO 'EM Sunday school teacher—What hapood to the seven foolish virgins? O had no oil in their lamps? Johnny—They were arrested by traffic officer.—Judge. HOUSEHOLD HINT An old discarded Ku-Klux Klanume makes a handy receptacle in which to wrap up dangerous goldfish. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cravens, of Los Angeles, Dr. James Lau, of Holly-land, and E. E. Jones, of Pueblo, the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and M. Terry. Mr. Jones was one of Shriners attending convention in Francisco last week. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schave, 214 east., are the groud parents of a baby girl who came last night. kery machinery, both of which lines are even more profitable than the business they are now engaged in. In the progressive movement roar toward a blending plant will be built in Los Angeles to supply the stores in So, Calif., in bulk and package form, the products of the plant. Mr. Noll recently returned from a trip to San Francisco and visited numerous Bake-Rite bakeries, also the Bake-Rite Pure Food Products Co., which was taken in on consolidation. This company manufactures blended flours, put up in package form, prepared of the highest quality food materials, scientifically blended by a balanced formula and under the most modern and scientific conditions. For instance, it will be so convenient now to bake a good pie crust, "Just add water to the Bake-Rite Pie Blend, that's all," just at the time when every moment counts. It's so satisfying to know, that all that is necessary is to add a little water, mix, roll, and your pie crust is ready to bake, and knowing then that every pie will have a crisp, flaky crust. Then, too, every kind of cake, the famous Bake-Rite doughnut blend, icings, all kinds of cookies, cie., will all be prepared in the same way. This company started less than a year ago using ten barrels of flour a day, and are now using 1000 barrels of flour a day. Mr. Noll, who fostered the Bake-Rite into Orange county, and by his untiming efforts has so far established seven Bake-Rite shops, states that he will put one of our new sales You Know and Like B. R. His brother comes to town June 24 that's on SATURDAY LAST WALLACE RE LARRY SEMON TOMORR WEST COAST TH A Real Orp Headline NED NORTHW CERVO & MORE MISS MERLE AND C HAPPY JACK H MISS HASTINGS And Th GLADYS WALTON COMING-- BROWN BROS. 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Carrying a cargo of 50,000 petitions for signature, preparatory to the initiative to be launched by the American Legion in California in favor of a constitutional amendment to establish the constitutionality of the veterans' farm and home site act, Buron R. Flits, state campaign manager for the act's passage, arrived by airplane in Los Angeles. Four fast coastguard cutters have arrived at San Pedro to aid the customs authorities to combat the smuggling in of dope and liquor. The Security Trust and Savings Bank has purchased three sites for new branches in Los Angeles, the southwest corner of ANAHEIM SHOEMEN ATTEND CONVENTION Several Anaheimers and representatives of concerns with branches here are attending this week the annual convention of California Shoe Dealers in the Hotel Maryland, Pasadena. Among the number are Max Engle and Paul R. Brandenburg, of Brandenburg & Engle; Herbert Lindsey and Fred Hayhurst of Lindsay's Shoe Store and various individuals of the chain of Kafateria Shoe Stores. The convention opened yesterday and lasts thru Friday. A style show in which the latest models of shoes are displayed is a feature of the program. New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium include: Mrs. B. J. Jaques, Orange; Mrs. E. S. More, La Habra; and Burton Lee Gates, Santa Ana. West Sixth and Oxford-ave, 3878 West Sixth-st and the northwest corner of Santa Monica-blvd and Western-ave. Prohibition agents seized more than $150,000 worth of Canadian whiskey in bond while it was being loaded into autos at Point Lobos near Monterey. Fifteen machines were seized and eight men arrested. The liquor was from Vancouver and consigned to Ensenada, Mexico. CALIFORNIA THEATRE ANAHEIM LAST TIMES TODAY PLACE REID IN "ACROSS THE CONTINENT CLARRY SEMON IN "A PAIR OF KINGS" TOMORROW ONLY! 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