oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-28

NEW VOLUMES AT FULLERTON LIBRARY The list of new books at the Fullerton Public Library to be ready for circulation Saturday evening, Sept. 20 have been announced. Many are the requests for up-to-date plan books that give an estimate of the cost of building. "The Angelus" contains 100 of the latest designs for small and medium sized houses, is just out and gives cost figures, which though they may not agree exactly with the builder's figures, will give an idea of the probable cost. Two books for the musicians will be found among this week's books. One is "Piano Duets the whole world plays," a collection of 40 duets by classic and modern composers. The other is "Seventy Scottish songs" edited with accompaniments by Helen Hepekirk. The collection contains all of the old familiar songs as well as many not so well known. The book also contains a good article on Scottish Folk-songs. Others books for this week are: Baden-Powell, Memories of India. Rocollections of soldiering and sport. Cady, The way life begins. An introduction to sex education for mothers and teachers. Cunliffe, English Literature during the last half century. Davol, American Pageantry. Ervine, Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary. A comedy in four acts. Eversly, The Turkish Empire, its growth and decay. Powler, History of Ancient Greek Literature. Fruprie, Castles and Keeps of Scotland, Glaspeel, The Verge, a play inthree acts. Jefferson, Autobiography of Joseph Jefferson. Kitchin, A Wonderland of the East. Comprises the lake and mountain region of New England and eastern New York. MacDonald, The Evolution of ecchage. Marden, How to get what you want. Mendel, Indoor merrymaking and table decorations. Millay, A few Figs from Thistlepoens and sonnets. Montgomery, The Corn Crops. Rogers, The Shell Rowe, Society, its origin and development. Royden, Prayer as a force. Stanford, Colonial Virginia. MAYBE KU KLUXERS BECAME JEALOUS OF HER SHAPELY SHAPE A Tarantula (W. E. A. (California Biological vice) The other evening home I noticed seething something across the road from soon learned that the ing a huge wasp of "tarantula killer" hawk" as she dragged her nest. I have often seen with their bluish brownish orange wings never before seen on The tarantula appear the usual size and it much larger than the probably been stung as to be paralyzed. I live in that condition wasps are able to feed. It was amazing to wasp dragged her her obstacles, through steep banks. Amments were quick and seemed to get very near a boy touched the skin got the victim which was much too it. Nothing daunted vigorously to work at tunnel and the child drag the tarantula on burrow was in the ground near a trench tree for watering. After the performance I followed the trail wasp and her burden noticed near our front ering that she had pulling backward as on the ground when vastly different from when she flies toward direction toward he lowed remarkably wide. The general direct was some ninety p west. For about ten gone a little south then corrected it by west. This was over next went a little south on a bare path whin in order to keep it though it caused her hard going in weeds. VERGE, a play inthree acts. Jefferson, Autobiography of Joseph Jefferson. Kitchin, A Wonderland of the East. Comprises the lake and mountain region of New England and eastern New York. MacDonald, The Evolution of coinage. Marden, How to get what you want. Mendel, Indoor merrymaking and table decorations. Millay, A few Figs from Thistles. Poems and sonnets. Montgomery, The Corn Crops. Rogers, The Shell Rowe, Society, its origin and development. Royden, Prayer as a force. Stanard, Colonial Virginia, its people and customs. Williams, Up-to-the-minute monologues. FICTION Cather, A lost lady. De la Hoche, Possession. Gregory, Timber-wolf. Hankins, Cole of Spyglass Mountain. Hendrux, Snowdrift. Lincoln, Doctor Nye. Marshall, The isle of retribution. Martin, The church on the avenue. Montgomery, Emily of New Moon. Patrick, Dusk of Moonrise. Tuttle, His worldly goods. FULLERTON LIBRARY CIRCULATION GROWS The average daily circulation for the Fullerton Library for the month ending Sept. 22 was 288, compared with 265 for the same period last year, according to the monthly report of Miss Minnie Maxwell, Librarian. Miss Maxwell's detailed report follows: Days open for circulation, 22; total circulation, 6333; largest daily circulation, 439; smallest daily circulation, 203; average daily circulation, 288, last year 265; juvenile fiction circulated, 1246; juvenile non-fiction circulated, 251; adult fiction circulated, 2331; adult non-fiction circulated, 746; per cent of non-fiction, 18; periodicals circulated, 736; pamphlets circulated, 22; new cardholders registered, 108; new books cataloged, 107; books mended, 245; overdue notices sent out 138; adult readers, 599. Receipts for lost books $6.35; from fines, $40.08. Total receipts, $46.43. "Llewellyn Syncopaters" Orchestra Music and Entertainment Furnished for Any Occasion Phone: 266-M Anaheim PROVEN: —BECAUSE THERE ARE MANY BEAUTIFUL HOMES COMPLETED IN THIS TRACT ALREADY. NO GUESSES AS TO PROVEN: —BECAUSE THERE ARE MANY BEAU-TIFUL HOMES COMPLETED IN THIS TRACT ALREADY. NO GUESSES AS TO WHAT MIGHT BE ERECTED AND WHO YOUR NEIGHBORS MAY BE. COME OUT TODAY AND LOOK WE ARE SURE YOU WILL BUY. YOUR HOME IS HERE. LOOK AT THE All Streets Paved - Orna A. A NORTH LOS ANGELES AT NORTH STREET. A Tarantula Killer (W. E. Allen) (California Biological Feature Service) The other evening when I went home I noticed several children watching something in the weeds across the road from our cottage. I soon learned that they were following a huge wasp of the kind called "tarantula killer" or "tarantula hawk" as she dragged her prey to ward her nest. I have often seen these big wasps with their bluish black bodies and brownish orange wings, but I had never before seen one with a victim. The tarantula appeared to be about the usual size and it certainly looked much larger than the wasp. It had probably been stung in such a way as to be paralyzed. Doubtless it will live in that condition until the young wasps are able to feed on it. It was amazing to see the way the wasp dragged her heavy burden over obstacles, through weeds, and up and down steep banks. All of her movements were quick and jerky and she seemed to get very angry once when a boy touched the spider. She finally got the victim to her burrow which was much too small to admit it. Nothing daunted, she went vigorously to work and enlarged the tunnel and the children watched her drag the tarantula out of sight. The burrow was in moderately soft ground near a trench dug around a tree for watering. After the performance was all over I followed the trail from where the wasp and her burden had first been noticed near our front steps. Considering that she had to do all of her pulling backward and that she was on the ground where things look vastly different from what they do when she files through the air, the direction toward her nest was followed remarkably well. The general direction to the nest was some ninety paces due southwest. For about ten paces she had gone a little south of this but had then corrected it by a few paces due west. This was over lippia. She next went a little south of southwest on a bare path which she soon left in order to keep her direction, although it caused her fifteen yards of hard going in weeds and dead grass. COURTHOUSE NEWS New complaints prepared today at Santa Ana included: People vs. Fred Buck, charged with operating a truck with load of 25,700 pounds, compared with the legal limit of 244,000 pounds and trailer 25,400 against 22,000 permitted; and People vs. Harry A. Sullivan, charged with writing a worthless check for $233.10 on the Huntington Beach branch of the Security Trust and Savings Bank and presenting it to M. Elliste Co. of Orange. It was drawn battle today in People vs. Patterson before Superior Judge R. Y. Williams, when the little girl of Mrs. Farmer, a Fullerton woman, with whom Patterson was living, was on the stand. The child was the principal witness and her testimony, while damaging, was hardly enough to convict Patterson of contributing to the delinquency of a minor child, the charge brought. Mrs. Farmer told Patterson, according to the child, that she proposed to get a divorce from her husband at Reno, Nev., Attorneys Z. B. West, Jr., and W. F. Menton are defending Patterson. The estate of Mary E. Holbrook amounted to $9,845, according to the inventory and appraisement filed today. Orders to enter defaults were filled today in favor of the plaintiffs in Nina Price vs. Everett Price and Alan W. F. Greenough vs. Janice May Greenough. ory which enables her to find her nest with a victim, or of the wonderful instinct which guides her in preserving suitable food for her young. JERNIGAN COLLECTS BI GLIQUOR STOCK Dozens of gallons of home brew, corn whiskey and other unclassifiable beverages came to view today when Sheriff Sam Jernigan opened the store-room at the courthouse to permit City Marshal J. C. Looney of Brea to remove a quantity of his evidence which had been threefor safe keeping. The stock on ahnd appeared to be almost as much as that which accumulated under Former Sheriff C. E. Jakson, altho Jernigan has been in office only seven or eight months. In addition, two truckloads of stills have been cartd off to the county warehouse. The sheriff intends to empty the liquor shortly. The stills, those that are unable, he will present to the disabled ex-soldiers at Camp Kearny, who may find them available for the manufacture of ash trays etc., which are sold to the public. Many of the stills still await removal. CORNED BEEF STUFFING Remove thin slice from top of tomatoes, remove insides. Pick apart a tin of corned beef. Add one cup of bread crumbs, tomato pulp and pepper; stuff tomatoes with this mixture; cover with buttered crumbs; bake 30 minutes in moderate oven. Try a can of grated pineapple in the pudding instead of raisins. Stoned cherries are a delicious addition to a rolled sweet omelette. FOR RESULTS—Try a Plain Dealer WATCH TOMORROW'S PLAIN DEALER AUTOMOBILE SECTION CARRYING ONE HALE PACE OPENING WATCH TOMORROW'S PLAIN DEALER AUTOMOBILE SECTION CARRYING ONE HALF PAGE OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT FIELD'S SERVICE STATION 428 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim Spread County Wide! FUL MILLS PARK CITY LOTS-Fully Improved $800.00 CITY LOTS-Fully Improved $800.00 and up Within the Reach of Everyone AT THESE IMPROVEMENTS - Ornamental Street Lights - Sidewalk Water - Electricity NO OILED STREETS - NO DUST COME OUT TODAY A. A. MILLS, Own STREET. PHONE 50W. COLLECTS FOR STOCK of home brew, other unclassifito view today ermigan opened the courthouse to J. C. Looney of quantity of his evition thre for safe on ahnd appearmuch as that under Formeral altho Jernigan seven or eight uckloads of stills to the county is to empty the that are urable, the disabled excarrya, who may for the manufacwhich are sold any of the stills STUFFING from top of todes. Pick apart a Add one cup of to put up and perwith this mixbuttered crumbs; moderate oven. ted pineapple in instead of raisins. are a delicious adweet omelette. MAKING BIG PLANS FOR LIQUOR MEETING INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 28. — San Francisco is preparing to give the American Legion a genuine western welcome when thousands of legionnaires gather at the Golden Gate on October 15 to 19 for the fifth annual convention, according to information reaching National Commander Alvin Owsley here. With a big squadron of the American battle fleet promised by Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt, himself one of the soldiers of the A. E. F., who officially organized the Legion"at the Quay d'Orsay, in Paris, in the spring of 1919, and with convention arrangements in charge of Lieut.-General Hunter Liggett, U. S. A., retired, who, during the Meuse-Argonne offensive commanded the greatest American army that ever took the field, Commander Owsley is confident the 1923 convention will be a tremendous triumph. More than 150,000 visitors are expected to be present, word from General Liggett indicated. Through arrangements with hotel men of San Francisco the convention committee finds it will be able to house all delegates and guests in hotels, and that it will not be necessary to send convention visitors to private homes, as has been the custom at previous Legion gatherings. Still, if we should eliminate the grade crossings, what would eliminate fool drivers? Cadman Will Play At Fair Saturday Night Charles Wakefield Cadman, Los Angeles composer, has accepted an engagement from the Orange-co fair management for Saturday evening. At 8 p.m., playing some of his own compositions, he will accompany his close friend, Miss Ruth Renick, movie star of Hollywood, who has a talented voice. Miss Renick, who recently completed a picture with Jackie Coogan, went to Santa Ana night before last to participate in the rodeo. Out where the unrest is most eloquently vocal, that's where the West begins. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. MOTHER RECOMMENDS COUGH REMEDY "My mother had a severe cough. I bought her a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR and it helped her at once. Also gave my son several doses and his cough disappeared," writes Mrs. S. L. Glvons, Greenfield, Virginia. For quick relief from Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest and Bronchial trouble use Foley's Honey and Tar. Stood the test of time serving three generations. Largest selling cough medicine in the world. For sale by Heying's Pharmacy. LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY—ESTABLISHED 1914 Endowed for Perpetual Maintenance Loma Vista is the only Cemetery in Northern Orange County that is endowed for perpetual upkeep CONTINENTAL MAUSOLEUM CO. —FULLERTON— DIRECTORS—L. S. Himes, President; B. F. Pinson, Vice-President; F. E. Proud, F. C. Rimpau, Argus Adams BUSINESS OFFICE—18 Standard Bank Bldg. Phone 158. Franklin Howatt, Secretary Loma Vista is the only Cemetery in Northern Orange County that is endowed for perpetual upkeep CONTINENTAL MAUSOLEUM CO. —FULLERTON— DIRECTORS—L. S. Himes, President; B. F. Pinson, Vice-President; F. E. Proud, F. C. Rimpau, Argus Adams BUSINESS OFFICE—18 Standard Bank Bldg. Phone 158. Franklin Mowatt, Secretary BRICK COMMON AND FACE IN LIGHT GRAY COLOR, CAPACITY 40,000 PER DAY Brickma'on, Plaster and Concrete Sand—Day or Night Service Factory located, La Palma and West Streets, One Block South of Fullerton Water Plant Orange County Brick & Tile Co. Inc. Phone—Anaheim 995 de ! ARK TRACT IMPROVED: —THIS IS THE FIRST TRACT EVER COMPLETELY IMPROVED BEFORE BEING PLACED ON THE MARKET, LOCATED JUST 2 BLOCKS FROM CENTER ST IMPROVED: —THIS IS THE FIRST TRACT EVER COMPLETELY IMPROVED BEFORE BEING PLACED ON THE MARKET. LOCATED JUST 8 BLOCKS FROM CENTER ST., ON NORTH LOS ANGELES STREET. IT IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST WHYS YOU SHOULD BUY AND BUILD HERE MOVEMENTS! Sidewalks - Curbs - Gas DUST Owner AGENT ON TRACT AT ALL TIMES