oc-plain-dealer 1922-10-06

News of Fullerton FINE MONROVIA MAN ON SPEED CHARGE B. H. Young of Monrovia was fined $10 this morning on the charge of speeding when brot before Judge French. A. Mack, negro, was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail on the charge of having stolen a ride on a train. John Allen, charged with vagrancy was also given a 30-day sentence. It is alleged that he frightened a woman at the Bastanchurry ranch by going in and starting to help himself to coffee. It is said that the woman had already given him something to eat. ASSEMBLY "SING" FINEST THIS YEAR The student body assembly meeting of the Fullerton high school was held this morning at 10:30 o'clock. The total enrollment of the high school is 797, and the Junior College is 160. The oil instruction class numbers 18 and the Smith-Hughes class 16. The enthusiasm is said to have been keen. The school yells were given with fine spirit and pep. The high school assembly "sing" was directed by Mrs. Daniel L. Wright, who is Mr. Walberg's associate in the music department of the high school. Old school songs were sung, and new ones were learned in short order. The assembly "sing" is conceded to have been the finest held in a long time. FULLERTON MEETS HUNTINGTON BEACH The football season opened this afternoon at the Fullerton H. S. grounds when the Fullerton first team met the Huntington Park team in a practice game. The Fullerton line-up was as follows: PRIZES AND CUPS FOR LEGION PARADE A series of handsome cups and prizes donated by merchants throughout Orange-co will be the awards for the best floats, decorated automobiles, marching organizations and clubs who will form the great five mile parade which will be a part of the Orange-co Armistice Day Celebration to be held in Fullerton on Armistice Day, Nov. 11. In addition to the prizes that are being offered by the various posts of the American Legion in the county through the county council of the Legion merchants in Santa Ana, Anaheim, Orange, and Fullerton have signified their intention of making handsome awards for the separate divisions. It is estimated that there will be at least a dozen cups and prizes to be distributed to the winners. In addition to this it is the plan of the Armistice Day Parade Committee of which Frank Benchley is the chairman to have sweepstake prizes to be awarded to the best entries made by both men's and women's organizations. The parade committee is now at work segregating and classifying the various divisions so that there may be and award for each of the competing units. SELECT COLORS FOR CALIFORNIA HOTEL Directors of the Fullerton Community hotel this morning selected the colors of the new California Hotel in Fullerton, it is announced. The body is to be of a warm grey color, with the casings trimmed in darker brown and green. Mrs. Harry Parks of Los Angeles underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital today. Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn and daughter, Louise, of Calver City spent the day at the home of Mrs. M. E. Rowland, 128 East Maple-ave FULLERTON MEETS HUNTINGTON BEACH The football season opened this afternoon at the Fullerton H. S. grounds when the Fullerton first team met the Huntington Park team in a practice game. The Fullerton line-up was as follows: Shipkey, left end; Edwards, left tackle; Young left guard; Wents, center; Salter, right guard; White, right tackle; Lemke, right end; Gregory, quarter; Arroues, left half-back; Carpenter fullback, Kiser right half back. Substitutes include: Dunbar, Smith, Hezmalhaleh, Hancock, Hill, Sullivan, Jackson, Bergman, and Herzmalhaleh. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mang left today over the Santa Fe for Rochester, N. Y. One dozen hair nets 75c Friday and Saturday only, Gibson Drug Store, 169 W. Center. CALIFORNIA HOTEL Directors of the Fullerton Community hotel this morning selected the colors of the new California Hotel in Fullerton, it is announced. The body is to be of a warm grey color, with the casings trimmed in darker brown and green. Mrs. Harry Parks of Los Angeles underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital today. Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn and daughter, Louise, of Culver City spent the day at the home of Mrs. M. E. Rowland, 128 East Maple-ave. CABLE MILLINERY HAS OLD-TIME SALE A real, old-time sale such as the Cable Millinery gave in their former business career in Anaheim, will be repeated tomorrow at their store in the Vogue Shoppe. Twenty per cent discount will be made on all goods, which will stimulate business and interest in this important line of ladies' apparel. The richness of materials and colorings are most desirable, especially for wear with the prevailing dark dresses, and anything of the kind may be found in the Cable stock. Tomorrow, all day! One of Our OLD TIME SALES 20% Discount on all Millinery Including the Late Fall and Winter Modes. SATURDAY ONLY Cable Millinery . Including the Late Fall and Winter Modes. SATURDAY ONLY Cable Millinery In Vogue Shoppe 216 W. Center St. Anaheim FROM KITCHENS' TO THE KITCHEN STORE NO 1 161 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 284 STORE NO 2 308 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 790 Our Special Creamy Butter per lb. 50c Guitards Pure Cocoa bulk per lb. 10c Campbells Soup. All Flavors each 10c Dunbar Shrimp No. 1 size 15c Come and see our Salad Dressing Demonstration Saturday Free Balloons for the Kiddles. Eastern Ham per lb. 28c Rex Corned Beef No. 1 20c Max Lunch Paper feet 5c Claims No. ½ size 35c See the Big Week's Demonstrations in Schilling's Coffee. Starts Monday. Here is Why the California Theatre at Anaheim Slow the Best Programs in Orange County Coming—Harold Lloyd in “Grandma’s Boy”. Coming—Norma Talmadge in “The Eternal Flame” Coming—“Burning Sands” Greater than “The Sheik” Coming—Dick Barthelmess in “The Bond Boy”. Coming—Charlie Chaplin’s Newest Comedy. Coming—Theodore Roberts in “The Old Homestead”. Coming—“When Knighthood was in Flower”. Coming—Doug Fairbanks in “Robin Hood”. Coming—“The Storm” the year’s sensation. Coming—“Flesh and Blood” with Lon Chaney. Coming—“Rich Men’s Wives” a startling play. Coming—Peter B. Kyne’s “Kindred of the Dust”.. Coming—“To have and to hold” Paramount masterplay Coming—“Flesh and Blood” with Lon Chancy. Coming—“Rich Men’s Wives” a startling play. Coming—Peter B. Kyne’s “Kindred of the Dust”. Coming—“To have and to hold” Paramount masterplay Coming—“The Queen of Sheba”. Coming—Wallie Reid in “The Ghost Breaker”. Coming—Constance Talmadge in “East is West”. Coming—Gloria Swanson’s latest sensation. 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DEMILLE SENSATIONS, THEODORE ROBERTS, THOMAS MEIGHAN, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, "DOUG" MARY PICKFORD, ANITA STEWART, KATHERINE MACDONALD, DOROTHY DALTON AND SIMILAR STARS THAT ARE REAL STARS AND NOT RANK IMIATIONS OF UNKNOWN QUALITY AND MEDIOCRE VALUE, THINK THIS OVER AND DON'T, BE FOOLED! Every Thursday is Road Show Vaudeville Day at the California Orpheum Acts Predominate. LOOK!—A VAUDEVILLE FEATURE EVERY DAY AS AN ADDED ATTRACTION AT THE CALIFORNIA. Orange County's Most Beautiful Theatre at the California Orpheum Acts Predominate. LOOK!—A VAUDEVILLE FEATURE EVERY DAY AS AN ADDED ATTRACTION AT THE CALIFORNIA. Orange County’s Most Beautiful Theatre An Institution for all of Anaheim to be Proud of. Coming—Jack Retlaw’s “Frivolities of Anaheim” The most pretentious and lavish stage presentation ever presented on any local stage. This will mark the anniversary of the opening of the beautiful California. It comes for 4 days starting October 22. The winners of the Anaheim Herald —California theatre popularity contest will star in this show. Also World Famous. Will be Shown. A Mammoth Offering! Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results CALIFORNIA STARTS TODAY IRLWIND 8-PART FEATURE PROGRAM JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD Immortal Story of the North Woods THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN" PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF THE NOTED Hollywood Studio Maids IMMORTAL STORY OF THE NORTH WOODS THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN" PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF THE NOTED Hollywood Studio Maids A Revue Made up Entirely of Movie Beauties Arabian Dance with Oriental Accompaniment. "The Skipper's Last Resort" a Whiz Comedy "Roping the Black Panther" Pathe Thrill Picture. Kinograms—Latest Pictorial News Events. DeWitt Reesce at the Wurlitzer Organ. DO RAISE IN PRICES! Important: Every Adult Purchasing a Ticket Saturday Night Either Show Will Receive a Popularity Ballot Good for 0 VOTES. Remember—This is Saturday Night Only. Every Kiddie Under 14 Years Attending Saturday Night Shows will be Admitted for Ten Cents YOUR GIRL FAVORITE WIN THE POPULARITY CONCOME TOMORROW NIGHT!