oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-03

FULLERTON DEPT. JULY SEES LITTLE BUILDING ACTIVITY That Fullerton struck the "low water" mark in its building activities during the month of July was the substance of the announcement made yesterday by E. S. Richman, city inspector, of Fullerton. Mr. Richman stated that only 29 permits were issued during the month of July and these for buildings covering improvements valued at approximately $48,251. Notwithstanding these low figures for July, this has been a great year for building in Fullerton, and many buildings are under construction or contemplation. Permits may be issued this month for the new city hall building and the Chapman building, so it is possible that these may not be taken out until in September. Prominent buildings now under construction include the large new California hotel, which is expected to be completed at an early date, and be ready for occupancy by October, and the new high school building additions, which are going up at a rapid rate, some of them nearing completion. The new buildings under construction, or contemplation when completed will give Fullerton one of the finest city hall, store buildings, school buildings and finest hotel of any city in So. Cal., several times its size. "There's nothing too good for Fullerton," says the slogan of businessmen here. CUT BUTTON; FINED Judge French, city recorder of Fullerton, is still doing what he can to put the fear of the law into the hearts of violators brot before him. His latest exploit law in the collection of fines from those who acknowledged themselves guilty of cutting the button, each of whom was fined $10. They were: G. W. Milhour of Whittier; K. C. Newell of Pasadena and F. B. McKnight of San Diego. G. E. Salter of Brea who has been a patient at the Fullerton hospital was taken home yesterday. MAKE PEAT BRICKS REED LEADING IN SENSATIONAL RACE ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 2.—Senator James A. Reed bitterly denounced by former President Woodrow Wilson in the Missouri primary election fight, was gaining steadily over his opponent, Breckenridge Long, for the Democratic senatorial nomination as returns from yesterday's election rolled in. Returns from more than two-thirds of the state's 5834 precincts gave Reed 140,856 and Long 128,-933. With but 17 precincts missing out of 618 in St. Louis, Reed was leading Long by 25,439 votes. SEEK MAN IN GIRL SHOOTING SCRAPE LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3.—While Miss Mary Hough, 24 years old, lay in the French hospital today fighting for her life, with three bullet hoices in her body, police sought for Paul Curran, 26, of 743 South Ardmore-ave., whom she charged with having attempted to kill her because she refused to marry him. Curran, it was charged, also shot and slightly wounded Harry Jensen, 1133 Fifth avenue, who ran to Miss Hough's assistance when he heard her scream. The fact that two shots were heard after Curran leaped from the automobile and, leaving the girl lying wounded in the road, fled into the brush, suggested that he might have committed suicide, but search failed to disclose his body. CARS DAMAGED IN MORNING CRASH An accident was reported to the local police department from the intersection of Lincoln-ave and Stanton-rd., where a Cadillac driven by W. E. Duckworth of Anaheim was struck by a Federal Drilling Co. truck of Huntington Beach. The car was damaged. Fortunately no one was hurt. An accident was also reported in which Harold Wimland of Balboa Beach struck the left wheel of a sand wagon, damaging the wagon. The driver of the wagon received a few BIG BASS CAKE REPORTED IN James S. Bradley on a 4½ lb. bass in Bassco., Calif., last week a Southern Pacific's wee catches reported from were a 3½ and a 4 lil' McEwen of Long Bea bass by Mrs. George Sanger. The report states streams low and clearer warm, fishing is going the state. Fly fishing good. Many fine catches from Dunsmur, Klamath Falls, Cisco, Tahoe and So. Calif. fishing off Catalina Isl in years according to WISSER'S UNION SCARES AWA Peter Wisser, pro sporting goods man, had fed from a deer hunt headwaters of the Sand in Kern-co. It is strife IWasser outbid the other ing goods houses for M crack shot of the count him, hoping to come brim with deer meat on the opening of the se and it is told that they came to getting venison a deer which some one e and which was fried u bones, and could not back as a specimen. friends say of him that red shirt and bells on keep from getting shot parently all the deer we away. $1,000,C00 LOSS IN BIG IOWA HAUNT CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa Cutting a path two miles long, half hen's eggs and falling t put the fear of the law into the hearts of violators brot before him. His latest exploit law in the collection of fines from those who acknowledged themselves guilty of cutting the button, each of whom was fined $10. They were: G. W. Milhouse of Whittier; K. C. Newell of Pasadena and F. B. McKnight of San Diego. G. E. Salter of Brea who has been a patient at the Fullerton hospital was taken home yesterday. MAKE PEAT BRICKS The Swedish government has subsidized the manufacture of peat bricks for insulating building floors and walls. BUILDING AND LOAN NEED MONEY? If you need money to build your house or want to borrow money on your house, I can take care of you. FRANK TAUSCH J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim CARS DAMAGED IN MORNING CRASH An accident was reported to the local police department from the intersection of Lincoln-ave and Stanton-rd., where a Cadillac driven by W. E. Duckworth of Anaheim was struck by a Federal Drilling Co. truck of Huntington Beach. The car was damaged. Fortunately no one was hurt. An accident was also reported in which Harold Wilimland of Balboa Beach struck the left wheel of a sand wagon, damaging the wagon. The driver of the wagon received a few scratches, but was not seriously hurt. SLAYER OF U. S. MAN SENTENCED IN ITALY CAMPORASSO, Italy, Aug. 3. Thirty years at hard labor was the sentence imposed on Venturino Di Scenzo, who confessed that he killed Daniel Kaber, wealthy publisher of Cleveland, O. The Cleveland district attorney was represented in the person of Gatano Romiano. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane and daughter, of Brea, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Redfern, and daughter, of Fulerton, were dinner guests last evening of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scott. BOXING Tomorrow Night Anaheim Athletic Club’s Arena (Sugar Factory Grounds) MAIN EVENT—118 Pounds Kid Louie, Placentia vs Leonard Lee, Anaheim SEMI—128 Pounds Paddy Dillon, S. A. vs. Jimmy Ray, Tacoma 3—Snappy Preliminaries---3 Prices—Ringside $1.50, Reserved $1.27, General Admission $1.00. Plus Tax. Tickets on sale at United-Cigar Store, 123 W. Center. Phone 153. LADIES ADMITTED FREE to ringside and reserved sections (1st row ringside excepted) when accompanied by escort. For Excellent S pairing so “The Rebuilder o TITTMAN EAST SIDE SHOP 313 E. Center is th Day and Night S Ambulance HUDDLE FUN HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE Corner Lemon and Telephones 870J Paddy Dillon, S. A. vs. Jimmy Ray, Tacoma 3---Snappy Preliminaries---3 Prices—Ringside $1.50, Reserved $1.27, General Admission $1.00, Plus Tax. Tickets on sale at United Cigar Store, 123 W. Center. Phone 153. LADIES ADMITTED FREE to ringside and reserved sections. (1st row ringside excepted) when accompanied by escort. Ralph J. McFadden OF ANAHEIM CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF OF ORANGE COUNTY Primaries Aug. 29, 1922 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 BIG BASS CATCHES REPORTED IN NORTH James S. Bradley of Fresno caught a 4½ lb. bass in Bass Lake, Madera-co., Calif., last week according to the Southern Pacific's weekly fishing report from its agents. Other big catches reported from Bass Lake were a 3½ and a 4 lb. bass by S. B. McEwen of Long Beach and a 4 lb. bass by Mrs. George C. Aydelott of Sanger. The report states that with the streams low and clear and the weather warm, fishing is good throughout the state. Fly fishing is unusually good. Many fine catches are reported from Dunsmuir, Sisson, Bray, Klamath Falls, Cisco, Truckee, Lake Tahoe and So. Calif. resorts. Tuna fishing off Catalina Island is the best in years according to the report. WISSER'S UNIFORM SCARES AWAY DEER Peter Wisser, prominent local sporting goods man, has just returned from a deer hunting trip to the headwaters of the Santa Maria river in Kern-co. It is stated that Mr. IWasser outbid the other local sporting goods houses for Mike Lopez, the crack shot of the country, to go with him, hoping to come back loaded to the brim with deer meat. They left on the opening of the season, Aug. 1, and it is told that the nearest they came to getting venison was to find a deer which someone else had killed, and which was fried up to skin and bones, and could not even be brot back as a specimen. Mr. Wisser"s friends say of him that he wore a red shirt and bells on his collar to keep from getting shot, and that apparently all the deer were frightened away. $1,000,000 LOSS IN BIG IOWA HAILSTORM CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Aug. 2. Cutting a path two miles wide and several miles long, hail as large as hen's eggs and falling to the depth of California Theatre Anaheim THE SEASON'S BIGGEST FLO LEWIS—CELEBRATE LOVE SISTERS—DIRECT FISH BEN NEE ONE—ORPHEUM FOCH FOUR—WHIRLWIND AC GEORGE MURPHY—FAMOUS KATHERINE MacDONALD IN 'T' SOME SHOW COMING TOMORROW A SPECIAL—THE CALIFORNIA Mrs. WALL and which was tried up to skin and bones, and could not even be brot back as a specimen. 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They select their investments on that basis, yet play no hazards to get 2% or more income above the normal 7 or 8%, with principal always safely at 100%. There is no place like home—so select your investments from your home industries whenever possible. The OIL TOOL SERVICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY of ANAHEIM, manufacturers of the McAlvay Circulating Head and other special oil tools come above the normal 7 or 8%, with principal always safely at 100%. There is no place like home—so select your investments from your home industries whenever possible. The OIL TOOL SERVICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY of ANAHEIM, manufacturers of the McAlvay Circulating Head and other special oil tools, and operating a machine shop have in 13 months outgrown their present quarters, and now are adding a general foundry and expanding their machine shop to care for large orders already on hand. The company is now offering the LOCAL PUBLIC an opportunity to share in the financing and profits of this growing industry on a site already paid for. The OIL TOOL SERVICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY have already demonstrated their fitness to handle this added expansion. For detailed information, fill in and mail to OIL TOOL SERVICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY 127 So. Clementine St., Anaheim, Calif. Gentlemen: I am interested in the Oil Tool Service Manufacturing Co. This inquiry will in no wise obligate me. Name ... Address ...