oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-26

JUDGE FRENCH HAS FULL HOUSE TODAY Judge French of Fullerton police court held another busy session today. A. D. Solman, of Shale, was fined $15 for reckless driving. H. E. Buckmaster, of Yorba Linda, P. J. Iler, of Oceanside, C. J. Eckles of Santa Ana, and P. W. Goodwin of Huntington Park, were fined $10 each for speeding. Alleged vagrants, Juan Ma Pozes, R. E. Leary and E. H. Havens were given suspended sentences of 30 days each in the county jail. KIWANIANS HEAR TALK ON SO. AFRICA The regular weekly meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis club was held at noon today. There was a fair attendance. The feature was an address by Capt. Box who has recently returned from a trip to South Africa, saying that that country has quite a cosmopolitan population, almost all nations being represented. Short talks were also made by Edgar Johnson and others. Singing was led by Dr. Wickett. AUXILIARY SOCIAL MEETING The first social meeting of the Fullerton Auxiliary of American Legion was held yesterday afternoon and claimed a decided success. Mrs. T. D. Robertson, president, was in the chair during a short business session. Fancy work then claimed attention with delicious warm weather refreshment served late in the afternoon, under the efficient direction of Mrs. E. E. Johannerscu and Mrs. W. L. Benchley. The Auxiliary voted to give its support to the Legion in planning the Armistice Day program. A ten-pound son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Chambers, 314 East Wilshire. METROPOLITAN MEN ATTEND CONVENTION H. E. Axup, local agent for the Metropolitan Co., was among the guests at the Tri-annual Convention of the Metropolitan Co., today at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles. Haley Fiske, president of the company and one of the world's foremost authorities on life insurance, was the honored guest of the day. The big feature will be the banquet at 6:30. A. F. Nowotny, assistant manager of the county, attended. The Santa Ana staff consists of eight men, four being among the lenders of the Pacific coast, out of 1200 or 1400. Mr. Axup is proud of the fact that he is one of the four. Mr. Fiske only visits the coast once in three years and the opportunity of hearing him is considered a great privilege by the company's agents. ANNOUNCE WINNERS IN SWIMMING MEET Point winners in the meet held at the local "Y" swimming pool on So. Philadelphia-st., were: 90-pound class—Hume, Rockwell, Marshall, Kaufman, Wharton, and Lenain; 110-pound class—Grafton, Mitchell, Woods, Dahl and Archer; 130-pound class—Jensen Fitzgibbons, Clemmer, Crastel, Chandler, Washburn, Kaufman, and Beebe. Winners in the first three points by intermediate 130-pound team in the 20-yard swim were: Jensen, Fitzgibbons and Kaufman; 40-yard swim—Jensen, Crastel, Clemmer; 100-yard swim—Jensen, Fitzgibbons, Kaufman; 20-yard back-stroke—Fitzgibbons, Clemner, Jensen; diving—Jensen Chandler, Clemner; plunge for distance—Jensen, Chandler, Clemmer; Junior 110-pound team, 20 yard swim—Grafton T. Archer, Mitchell; 40-yard swim—Grafton, Mitchell. Dahl: 20-yard back-stroke—Grafton, Woods, Dahl; under water swim—Gus Lenain, L. Mitchell, Recor Coons; plunge for distance—Jesus Ochea, L. Mitchell, Recor Coons; diving—Recor Coons, L. Mitchell. FRASER H C. OF So highly pleased of the second aid for community identity and faculty versity that the vitation to the A to repeat the assing July or Aug cording to Secretary turned from attic which closed I Counting the tending, there w at the several s most interesting ent day California including Presid bur, of Sanford, San Francisco of the larger Ca besides governmen and other subject ideal community classes the attie subjects that theraries were well end of each cla tionnaire session tice in each subject or future betterment he may serve took especial in advertising,internal publicity,tie official and l topics which were portant and expas as for instance,e eran editor,discut ant subject of t so on. Secretary Fraat report for the high spots o entation Friday. REVEAL EX "Open House" Oct. 23 to 28 You are Cordially Invited Do you know what is latest, most up-to-date, and most economical in wash-day methods? To enable you to obtain this information personally is the purpose of Visitors' Week, which for your convenience will be conducted in our laundry Oct. 23 to 28. This is to be a sort of informal event. Do you know what is latest, most up-to-date, and most economical in washday methods? To enable you to obtain this information personally is the purpose of Visitors' Week, which for your convenience will be conducted in our laundry Oct. 23 to 28. This is to be a sort of informal "open house". All you have to do is drop in—you will find us ready to receive you, and conduct you on a trip of inspection through our laundry. You'll find such a visit most enlightening; you'll be specially impressed with the spirit of progress in evidence everywhere in this cheerful, sunny plant of ours. Come any day between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and bring your friends. Anaheim Laundry Co. Phone 18 Anaheim Visitors' Week Oct. 23 to 28 FRASER BACK FROM C. OF C. SCHOOL So highly pleased with the success of the second annual summer school for community service were the president and faculty of Stanford University that they have issued an invitation to the American City Bureau to repeat the assembly next year during July or August at Palo Alto, according to Secretary Faisor, just returned from attendance at the school, which closed last Saturday. Counting the municipal officers attending, there were over 400 present at the several sessions. Some of the most interesting characters in present day California life were speakers including President Ray Lyman Wilbur, of Sanford, Rudolph Spreckels of San Francisco, and a score of officials of the larger California communities besides government experts on health and other subjects pertaining to the ideal community. In the secretarial classes the attendance was perfect; subjects that try the soul of secretaries were well talked over. At the end of each class, there were questionnaire sessions, at which the practice in each subject was given by the secretaries present, numbering over fifty. The classes began at eight each morning, and ended at five, giving each student a chance to get his favorite subjects on the program for his future betterment and that of the city he may serve. The local secretary took especial interest in community advertising, internal publicity, external publicity, civic forum, the public official and the press and other topics which were ably headed by important and experienced authorities, as, for instance, Chester Rowell, veteran editor, discussed ably the important subject of municipal news, and so on. Secretary Fraser is getting up a report for the board, setting forth the high spots of the school, for presentation Friday. C. C. JACKSON BUYS SANITARY DYE WKS. C. C. Jackson of Whittier, has purchased the Sanitary Dye Works at 123 No. Los Angeles-st of Jas. A. Annand. It is a case of returning to his first love for Mr. Jackson who was engaged in the dry cleaning business here six years ago. STAGE ALL SET FOR FAIR OPENING WED. (Continued from Page One) and provide judges for the beauty contest, it was announced today by E. D. Yost, Santa Ana theatre man, who has received their personal insurance they will be present. Among them are Chas. (Bud) Jones, Irving Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. Niles Welch, and six girls from the studio, who will appear on the Yost program tonight and remail, over for tomorrow night's event. Yost was also to confer today with Wanda Hawley and Clair Windosr, and expressed the hope that one or both of them also may come down Wednesday night. Tomorrow, also, will see the start of big things in the Woman's Educational Tent, for there also is to be a daily program of interest both to mothers and children. Besides the baby health examinations which start at 9 o'clock, there will be an afternoon program, including numbers by Nelly Lash, yocalist; reading by Mrs. Porter and trombone solo by Mrs. Ethel Thompson. But tomorrow is kiddies' day and for the kiddies, the big event will undoubtedly be the doll show. Every child is invited to bring his or her dollie and they will hold full sway for a time. There will be big dolls: little dolls, fancy French dolls, and humble rag ones. In truth, new before in the history of dolldom has their been such a fashionable and representative gathering of dolls. All dolls will be accepted, and there will be no restrictions as to size, color or stuffing, the only requirement being that dolls must be entered before 2 WONDER HORSES AT ORANGE-CO. FAIR A taste of one of the numerous entertainment attractions at Orange-co. fair this week was given Monday and Tuesday, when Old Buckskin, the noted ranger and scout, appeared here and exhibited his wonderfully educated horses and dogs which will form a part of the daily fair program the last four days of this week. Headed by Chairman R. L. Bisby, and the six-piece Orange-co Fair Saxaphone band, Old Buckskin and his trained animals staged a brief parade in Anheim Monday and performed a few stunts, just as evidence of the quality of entertainment they will present at the fair grounds. The troupe includes Headlight, hailed as the world's wonder horse and the greatest educated horse ever appearing on the American stage, Honey Boy, a tiny Hungarian horse only 42 inches high that does 57 varieties of stunts, and Ging, the big blue Dane moving picture dog that can do 'most anything but talk. OXYGEN MEN HUNT MINE TRAP VICTIM JACKSON, Calif., Sept. 26.-The hunt for the body of William Fessel was resumed today with oxygen men from the United States bureau of mines alding in the search. It is said that it may be months before the body is found and then only the blanched bones may be recovered. A congressman complains that men are disposed to walk out on the slightest pretext. Still, it's just as well to have somebody in the country who is willing to walk. J. E. Rodden, insurance, Phone 71 REVEAL EXTEND OF HUDSON-ESSEX CUTS The extent of the cuts on Hudson and Essex cars were revealed today by H. L. Grove, branch manager for Townsend & Medbery, as follows: Hudson speedster, off $225, to $1770 delivered in Anaheim, a drop of $1395 from the high prices during the war; touring car off $187, to $1828, which is $1337 below the maximum prices of the war period; Essex touring, off $86 to $1239 delivered here, or $956 below maximum war price; carbriolet, off $103 to $1342, or $1098 below the high war price. THEATRES Ethel Clayton is seen at the California today in "For the Defense." Brunswick PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS SCHMIDT MUSIC STORE Established 1914 Phone 890 177 W. Center St. Concordia Park —WEST BROADWAY— Wednesday Nite Sept. 27. BIG POPULAR DANCE Combined Schmidt's & Felling's Orchestras The best time of your life Everybody welcome Let's go BIG POPULAR DANCE Combined Schmidt's & Felling's Orchestras The best time of your life Everybody welcome Let's go A new Home - a new World Even though the coast be rockbound and bleak, love and home makes it blossom like a rose. 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