oc-plain-dealer 1922-11-24

Friday, Nov. 24, 1922 News of Fullerton TOMATO SEASON HIT BY FROST The Orange-co Producer Growers Ass'n. of Fullerton is just closing the tomato season, having shipped 100 cars. It was announced this morning by J. W. Wallon, secretary. Mr. V. Lloyd said that the early froze had knocked the growers out of $50,000 or $60,000 worth of tomatoes. He said that a great deal of money had also been lost by reason of the car shortage, a large number of tomatoes having to be sent to the cannery when otherwise they would have been sent. At the canneries they brot $72 a ton. In the east and middle west they brought as high as $80 a ton. DIES AT SON'S HOME Maria Le Marquand, 66 years old, mother of Norman Marquand, died this morning at the home of her son in Fullerton. She was born in Canada and came here about 10 years ago. Funeral services have been announced for Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment is to be at the Englewood cemetery. LOCAL COMPANY GETS BIG ORDER The Brown and Dauser Lumber Co. has received an order from the Wickeraheim Implement Co. for all sash and doors and interior finishing in the new building which is under construction. Eugene Durfee being the architect. The Brown and Dauser Lumber Co. has ordered two new trucks which they expect to put into service soon. GOOD PERSIMMON CENTER A meeting under the auspices of the Fullerton Farm Center was in session today at the Fullerton H. S. to discuss Fullerton as a persimmon center. It is said that the vicinity is well adapted to persimmon raisings. GIRLS WIN. BOYS LOSE. The girls team of the Fullerton grammar school won over the La Habra girls' team in an indoor baseball game last night by a score of 36 to 14. The Fullerton grammar school boys' team lost to La Habra by a score of 20 to 4. Plain Dealer Want Ads Brings the Best Results. NOTICE-- We wish to inform the many who have been waiting for the delivery of their pianos that we have just received another carload of the celebrated Story & Clark Pianos We advise that these people call at our store and make their selections as soon as possible. DANZ PIANO CO. DANZ PIANO CO. THINK OF MUSIC FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN 161 W. Center 308 W. Center Phone 284 Phone 790 Puritan skinned Hams 28c Del Monte Raisins 12c 11 Oz. Sun Maid Raisins 15c 15 Oz. Currants 22c 10 Oz. Aimsleys Fruit Salad 28c No. 1 can Grogans Olives 17c No. 1 Can Pumpkin, No. 2½ tins 15c CRANBERRIES The best on the market 25c per lb. Holland Herring 10 lb. Kegs $1.75 Fresh Gold per lb. Bulk Mince Meat Per Lb. Banaan 10c pe THANKSGIVING SUGESSTION DILL PICKLES CITRON PEEL ORANGE PEEL LEMON PEEL MOLLASSES PLUM PUDDING FIG PUDDING ASSORTED NUTS APPLES FIGS RAISINS STUFFED DATE MARSHINNO CH BOILED CIDER PINEAPPLE The Unwelcome Guest - thankful for whats left "Unwelcomed Guest" Co-operation's Severest Test But Growers Successfully Market Remaining Crop Despite the "Unwelcomed Guest" this year, in the person of Jack Frost, the citrus growers of California were still able to supply the Amerito table, with 12,926,358 boxes of oranges and grapefruit and 4,054,771 boxes of lemons. To say that it was a difficult year, is to put it in its mildest form. This was a year when the very principles and practices of co-operation were tried and tested in the fullest measure. Less hearty co-operation on the part of the majority of the shippers of this state would have spelled ruination in the markets as surely as it did following the memorable freeze of 1913. To be sure all the citrus growers of California have not as much to be thankful for at the close of this season as they had at the close of last season's bumper crop, but the growers of oranges and lemons in this state are not prone to wail over misfortune. Frost, the citrus growers of California were still able to supply the Ameritable with 12,926,358 boxes of oranges and grapefruit and 4,054,771 boxes of lemons. To say that it was a difficult year, is to put it in its mildest form. This was a year when the very principles and practices of co-operation were tried and tested in the fullest measure. Less hearty co-operation on the part of the majority of the shippers of this state would have spelled ruination in the markets as surely as it did following the memorable freeze of 1913. To be sure all the citrus growers of California have not as much to be thankful for at the close of this season as they had at the close of last season's bumper crop, but the growers of oranges and lemons in this state are not prone to wall over misfortune. Following the nights of January 19th, 20th and 21st the citrus producers of this state faced what then seemed unsurmountable obstacles and great personal losses. Through an intelligent handling of the remaining crop by means of an unfinishing co-operation on the part of a majority of the shippers it was possible to market the remaining crop at very satisfactory prices. The great misfortune is that the returns to California for this season's production were not more evenly distributed over the various sections. It is to be hoped that the prospects for the 1922-23 crop, which indicate a production amounting to 80 per cent of the bumper crop of 1920-21, will not be marred by further "Unwelcomed Guests." JAKED ON CHARGE OF FAILURE TO AID Juan Tafolla, of Santa Rosa is in the Fullerton jail today awaiting arraignment on a felony charge alleging that he failed to render aid after that he had run down David Areola on the Brea boulevard yesterday afternoon. He is to be given a preliminary examination this afternoon before Judge French. Areola was working on the boulevard near Brea and was struck by Tafolla's machine, one leg being broken, and was rushed to Los Angeles hospital. Tafolla, who with his wife was on the way to Anahelm to visit some of his wife's relatives, did not stop. It is said. The Brea officers got the number of his car, and phoned the Fullerton police department to intercept him. He was arrested by V. Barnhill. Fullerton motorcycle officer, and lodged within the city bastile to await trial. His wife came on to visit her relatives alone. The accident occurred about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Two "hoboes" were also arraigned before Judge French today, having been arrested by Joe Marrillo on the charge of trespassing. Eaen was given a 20 days suspended sentence. TOOL THEFT REPORTED A kit of carpenter tools was reported to the Fullerton police as having been stolen from Ellsworth Brothers and Son, from 834 Woodave, last night. The police have obtained no clue as to the responsibility of the deed. Plain Dealer Want Ad for Hesula TOOL THEFT REPORTED A kit of carpenter tools was reported to the Fulllerton police as having been stolen from Ellsworth Brothers and Son, from 824 Woodave last night. The police have obtained no clue as to the responsibility of the deed. NS Phone 284 Phone 700 Thanksgiving Greetings to All 28c lbs. Half or Whole Fresh Golden Dates per lb. ..... 20c Bulk Mince Meat Per Lb. ..... 25c Bananas 10c per lb. STION RAISINS STUFFED DATES MARSHINNO CHERRIES BOILED CIDER PINEAPPLE FASSEL'S Ruether's Public Market You Want the Best For the Thanksgiving Feast And you can rest assured that when you buy here the quality is unsurpassed. Furthermore we are conveniently located in the heart of Anaheim. SUGGESTIONS Iris, Heinz, Jevne Mince Meat; Iris, Newmark Pumpkin, Orange, Lemon, Citron Peel, Currants, Raisins. ASK FOR YOUR BANKEES FASSEL'S Quality and Service Grocer NEW RESIDENCE has taken out a perRICHMAN, city builduof Fullerton, for the new $4000 residence at ave. ER and J. J. Lily are taking trip to Fallbrook and from there to San Tant Ads Get Results TALENT CONTEST CONTINUES CLOSE The United Theatre Film Talent Contest continues heated with Agnes Richardson leading with 245 and Edna Heineman second with 227. Gene McElheny has 8, Mabel Bercot 6, Emma Hunton 5, Mabel Mitchell 2, Lula Smith 2, Florence Smith 2 and the following one each: Ruth Dahl, Ellia Cook, Edith Bogle, Mildred Carter, Ellen Tuma and Katherine Crayath. W. T. Brown of the Brown and Daucer Lumber Co., who has been in the hospital for some time, is recovering at his home where he has been taken. It is announced. Plain Dealer Want Ads Brings the Best Results. Rugs Rugs Rugs WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF RUGS IN WILTON AXMINSTER BODY BRUSSELS New patterns and designs. Compare price and quality and we save you money. AXMINSTER BODY BRUSSELS New patterns and designs. Compare price and quality and we save you money. Graham Furniture Co. TRADE AT HEADQUARTERS "It is Safe" "The Big Store on the Corner" UETHER'S C MARKET Convenient, Clean SANITARY Ladies Restroom Heppelwhite Console With Electric Motor $200 HIGH GRADE PIANOS PLAYERS AND GRANDS Heppelwhite Console With Electric Motor $200 HIGH GRADE PIANOS PLAYERS AND GRANDS AUSTIN MUSIC CO. Ruether's Public Market 308 E. Center St. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily No left overs quality all the time, quantity most of the time but lack of waste saves in the end. Always correct weight—Get the habit of watching the scales. Open until 8 P.M. FREDA'S PRODUCE MARKET 139 W. Center St. Ruether's Public Market Anaheim, Cal. Place Your Order For Thanksgiving Poultry Now PEERLESS Market Ruether's Public Market "All That the Name Implies" Tea and Spice Orders taken for Nancy Work 3 Lb. Lake Special Blend...$1.00 Bleaching Cream ...40c Lemon Cream ...40c Lake's Coffee Shoppe Ruether Market 139 W. Center NOTICE "If you don't eat here, we both starve" "Good food always" SANITARY LUNCH Ireland Bros. SATURDAY SPECIALS Summer Sausage, lb...49c Boiled Ham, per lb...85c Dill Pickles, for...5c Los Angeles Bohemian Rye Bread Fresh Daily. Full Line of Imported and Domestic Delicacies Supreme Quality Delicatessen J. Jacobs, Prop.