oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-28

FULLERTON RAISES $1000 PARADE FUND Merchants in Fullerton today reached the $1000 mark in their contributions toward the fund for a mammoth celebration Armistice Day, Nov. 11th, when the combined American Legion Posts of Orange-co will gather in that city for a great festival and celebration. The nucleus of what will be an even larger amount was gathered in Fullerton in one day under the direction of a committee of the Fullerton C. of C. co-operating with veterans of the World War toward making the Armistice Day Celebration the greatest in the history of the county. The Legion Committee in Fullerton has for headliner, William Gibbs McAdoo, former secretary of treasurer and director of the U. S. railroad administration during the war. There will also be a mammoth parade, five miles in length, containing a series of floats symbolic of the civic, industrial, horticultural, agricultural and educational institutions of the county. This will be augmented by many other floats entered by organization such as Rotary, Kiwanas and many religious and fraternal orders. It is the plan of the Armistic Day Committee which is composed of Legionairs from all sections of the county to make the annual celebration one of the finest that has been staged in Orange-co and tentative plans that have thus far have been worked out call for a series of events that will last from early in the day until late at night. FAIR ATTENDANCE AT TEACHERS' MEETING The feature of the Teachers' Conference of the High School teachers of Orange-co, this morning at the Fullerton High School Auditorium, was an address by Miss Marion Horton on "Teachers and the Library." There was a fair attendance. The conference, which began yesterday, continues until tomorrow afternoon. The feature of this afternoon's session was an address by Harold E. Walberg on "Music Instruction in School and Community." Stanley B. Wilson is to address the conference tonight on "The Teachers' Place in the New Order." BURY YORBA LINDA MAN Funeral services were held this afternoon from McAulay funeral parlor for Richard Kahaulee, 41, a resident of Yorba Linda for 30 years who died Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Kent of Yorba Linda M. E. Church officiated. Interment was in Loma Vista cemetery. Decedent was a native of Hawaii, a bachelor, and leaves no relatives here. LAUNCH DRIVE SATURDAY Arrangements are being made for the launching of a Salvation Army drive in Fullerton Thursday, it was announced today by F. C. Chamberlain, who is to be in charge of the drive. He said that a the organizations in the city are giving encouragement and co-operation. DYE WORKS STARTS BLDG. Fullerton Dye Works took out a permit this morning for a $4500 one-story brick building at 229 West Santa Fe avenue. NAB L. A. HAU Joe Zatalian arrested by the night on the chapel booze. He is safe on his person to have been veiled. He was arraigned French this morning did not know where he wished to plead. FULLERTON GERM Andrew Rordre is visiting in Georgetown an open trip, according to friends. It is taking along nicely. Miss Maybelle Canyón was a viyesterday. J. C. Rambolt the Santa Fe for O'Neil Duffy the Santa Fe for Catherine Zile over the Santa Fe sas. Sudden lapse the part of the cause of a large collisions in this energy contact dynamite, if it gradually would blee more than TOMORROW Dollar Do at Falkenstein END OF THE MONTH S. DRUGS SUNDRIES SUPPLY Making room for our early arrivals of Christmas supplies. This portunity to save some money. All Box Stationery At Half Price Holland Linen Stationery All shades 35c and 50c value 18c Free Tooth Brushes FREE With every purchase of 50c —Free— —Free— Durham Duplex Demonstration Razor with each purchase of "Colonial Club" shaving cream. —FREE— —FREE— Velour Powder Puffs with every purchase of Face Holland Linen Stationery All shades 35c and 50c value 18c Free Tooth Brushes FREE With every purchase of 50c tooth paste. —Free— —Free— Durham Duplex Demonstration Razor with each purchase of "Colonial Club" shaving cream. —FREE— —FREE— Velour Powder Puffs with every purchase of Face Powder Tooth Brushes Values 35c and 50c Special Garden Court Offer RICHARD HUDNUT THREE FLOWERS TALCUM Your choice of the Three Flowers odor presented in a Talcum Powder fine Quality and Daintily Packaged. Special 35c Christophers Fine Chocolates 45c Per Lb. Our Own Almond Lotion 50e Size Special 33c We are giving away FREE (To the Ladies) 1 50c Tube of Mag-Lac The Original Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste One 50c Tube of Colonial Club (To the Gentlemen) (Known As The Finest Shaving Cream On The Market) With Every Purchase of a Garden Court TOILET ARTICLE (Except Talcum) Above offer with 2 cans Garden Court Talcum Liquid Tan 50c 33 Genuine The Regular $1. FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Orange County Drug Co. 300 West Center Street Phone 53 Anaheim Pharmacy 44 West Center Street Phone 370 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA AT BURNING Con- teachers at the morium, in Horrary." The terday, morrow. It's sesd E. on in taugley confer- Place AN d this al par41, a years Rev. Church Loma was a, and AY de for Army it was mumberof the anizaencourDG. out a 00 one-West NAB L. A. MAN FOR HAULING LIUOR Joe Zatalian of Los Angeles was arrested by the Fullerton police last night on the charge of transporting booze. He is said to have had a bottle on his person when arrested, and to have been very much intoxicated. He was arraigned before Judge French this morning and said that he did not know what to do. Judge French gave him 48 hours to make up his mind as to whether he wished to plead guilty. FULLERTON MAN IN GERMANY IS SICK Andrew Rorden of Fullerton who is visiting in Germany was forced to undergo an operation for appendicitis, according to advises received by friends. It is said that he is getting along nicely. Miss Maybelle Kuenzli of Brea Canyón was a visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. J. C. Rambolt left this week over the Santa Fe for Denver Colo. O'Neill Duffy left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Kansas City. Catherine Ziegler left this week over the Santa Fe for Holiday, Kansas. Sudden lapse of brain action on the part of the engineer has been the cause of a large portion of railroad collisions in this country. Energy contained in a pound of dynamite, if it could be released gradually, would propel an automobile more than 100 miles. LIGHTING CAUSES TERRIFIC BLAST SPETIA, Italy, Sept. 28.—Approximately 100 persons were killed today when the Falconera fort near here blew up. Lightning hit the powder magazine. The force of the blast wrecked the town of San Terenzo. Indescribable confusion followed the terrific explosion and there was some delay in estimating the number of dead and injured. First reports were that 40 lives had been lost, but as gendarmes penetrated the ruined areas the death list quickly mounted to 100. The wounded were removed to a hospital. Many of the injured were sailors. Two villages were razed. Houses six miles from the scene were destroyed. An estimate this evening put the dead at from 40 to 100, including a marshal of the Italian army and hundreds wounded. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, Sept. 28.—(Spl.)—Mrs. H. Schryer, Mrs. Will Johnson and Mrs. Gus Seigelarst and Mrs. Koontz attended the Eastern Star at Yorba Linda Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Loomis and son Wayne Jr., attended at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brown at Whittier Sunday. Miss Vera Feldner stenographer at the local office received the sad news of the death of her mother of Orange, Monday evening Miss Feldner left the same evening for her home. The foreman of the Santa Fe lease is very busy with the Salvation Army drive and every one hoping a good success. Mr. Elmer Williams visited in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son and Miss Olive Schryer visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Boyle and family of Buena Park Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan entertained their son and wife of Fullerton. CALIFORNIA START AL World's Most Daring A Also Consta Also BULL ROW Day tein's NTH SALE SUPPLIES as supplies. This is your opHalf Price Cocoa Almond Soap 4 for 25c Watermans Fountain Pen Ink Special at 9c the local office received the sad news of the death of her mother of Orange, Monday evening Miss Feldner left the same evening for her home. The foreman of the Santa Fe lease is very busy with the Salvation Army drive and every one hoping a good success. Mr. Elmer Williams visited in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son and Miss Olive Schryer visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Boyle and family of Buena Park Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan entertained their son and wife of Fullerton Sunday, also Mr. Kleth Ford and Miss Katherine Force. Mr. Keith Ford and Miss Willie Ryan attended the Pantages Theater Friday. Mrs. Schryer and daughter Olive and Mrs. Andrews and son Lee Jaynes visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowan of Fullerton Sunday. Miss Olive Schryer visited Mrs. Charles of Fullerton Sunday night. Mrs. R. F. Jones and son baby and Mrs. C. H. Williams and son Brownie were Fullerton visitors Monday afternoon. Those who attended the ball game Sunday between the White King and West Coast Sunday were Mrs. Schryer and daughter Olive, Mrs. Andrews and son Lee Jaynes, Alfred Roberts, Bernice Walkup, Helen Meranda Jessie Wieck, Genevieve Meranda, Carl Johnson Ed Brainer, Pete Cullen and Mr. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Schryer and Olive were Long Beach visitors Saturday. Mr. Earl Johnson is the proud owner of a new Ford roadster. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and family were at Orange County Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong were twon visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Schryer, Mrs. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Andrews were Brea visitors; also Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and Mona Meranda were Fullerton visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton were at Meranda's Tuesday. Many of the ladies from this lease attended the farewell party on Mrs. Delby Monday. Miss Marguerite Flynn and Evert Miller and Don Cullen and Mona Merand were at the California Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mann were at Long Beach Sunday. Mrs. Schryer, Mrs. Andrews were Olive visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Hitchcock and daughter Mildred and Mr. and Mrs. B. Sinelair have returned to their homes after a two week's vacation at Catalina Island. Mr. and Mrs. Golding and family have as their guest Mr. Golding's brother of Los Angeles. Many Santa Fe girls and boys graduates of the Olinda Grammar of 1922 registered at the Fullerton Union High School Tuesday where they will begin their studies Oct. 2. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams visited Miss Vera Feldner of Orange Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robb of the West Coast Lease are now occupying the house just vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Wallens and family on this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and family are now occupying the house just vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vanatta. Brunswick PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS Cocoa Almond Soap 4 for 25c Watermans Fountain Pen Ink Special at 9c Values 35c and 50c each 21c each Ourt Offer Epson Salts 8 Oz. Package. 10c Liquid Tar Shampoo 50c Size 33c Genuine Thermus Bottle Regular $1.50 values $1.15 Only Big Co. Phone 53 macy Phone 370 Sale at Both Stores Brunswick PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS SCHMIDT MUSIC STORE Established 1914 Phone 890 177 W. Center St. Greater Than Ever ORANGE COUNTY FAIR Hundred Million Dollar Product Show Band Concerts and Big Entertainment Afternoon and Evening Santa Ana Fair closes Saturday Night at 12 o'Clock CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim STARTING TOMORROW Huge 4-Part Program AL RITCHIE It's Most Daring Athlete, The Man Who Climbed the Woolworth Building. Assisted by Hilda Ritchie Famous "Marvelous" Girl Also Dorothy Dore, World's Most Shapely Girl-Model Also Constance Talmadge in "The Primitive Lover" Also BULL MONTANA in "Lady's Man" ROY SMOOT BULL MONTANA in "Lady's Man" ROY SMOOT in Newest Songs PRICES: Matinee 17 Cents and 39 Cents Evening 28 Cents and 55 Cents TONIGHT ONLY Splendid Vaudeville, Program Headlined by Mr. and Mrs. ryant Washburn ring in person, in their sketch "Hereafter" and 4 other big time acts Callers on this lease Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Tripplet and Mr. Elbert Duncan of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. Broadbent of Fullerton. Married men can't attend petting parties with impunity. These modern complexions retain finger prints. When Columbus first sighted dry land, he probably didn't realize how dry it would become. The final test The real value of a motor lubricant can be determined in only one way—through its use in the engine for which it is intended. The real value of a motor lubricant can be determined in only one way—through its use in the engine for which it is intended. Hence this company maintains an engine-testing laboratory, equipped with a Sprague dynamometer, in which Zerolene and other lubricants are constantly being tested under actual operating conditions. This dynamometer laboratory is in charge of competent trained men, who spend all their time in conducting comparative tests of Zerolene and other lubricants in automobile, airplane, marine, truck and tractor engines. Correct Lubrication Recommendations On the results of these tests, supplemented by equally careful tests in the field and on the road, our Board of Lubrication Engineers bases its Chart of Recommendations. Close attention is given to the design and construction of the engine. It is necessary to know, first, the speed of the bearing surfaces; second, clearance between bearing surfaces; third, temperatures at which bearings operate; fourth, pressures exerted in each bearing; fifth, the means provided for the distribution of the oil to each bearing. The recommendations embodied in the Zerolene Chart are calculated with the greatest precision, and if Zerolene is used in accordance with them, correct lubrication and maximum fuel mileage are assured. Board of Lubrication Engineers STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) more power & speed ~ less friction and wear ~ thru Correct Lubrication