oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-20

BRICKBATS FLY AT C. C. MEETING The boquet and brickbat session of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce meeting last night is said to have developed squally weather in the brickbat line when a paper written by J. E. Phillips, prominent Fullerton sub-divider and read by Dr. P. H. Mattner, landed a few right hand punches into the So. Cal. Edison Co., and wheeled about to fling a parting jab into the P. E. Phillips complained about the Edison Co. being unable to furnish sufficient electricity, and said that when a steam engine broke down the railroad company got another one. The Edison Co. was defended by Capt. W. G. Franz who said that the water power of So. Calif. had never been so low as at present, and that the Edison Co. was trying to remedy the situation by the installation of a large generating plant at Long Beach. Phillips held out that So. Cal. has a great system lets its water flow into the ocean and ships the oil away. The jab given the P. E. in general brickbat filing was that it did not have a Fullerton sign on its electric cars while it does have a Brea and La Habra sign. George A. Raymer, secretary told the C. of C. members that the prospects for landing a big Louisiana plant in the Fullerton industrial site is bright, and that four other industrial projects are in view to increase the industrial prosperity of the city. SCOUT CLAIM I. W. W. SPREAD EPIDEMIC SACRAMENTO, June 20.-Officials of the state department of agriculture today scouted reports from San Francisco to the effect that I. W. W. had spread the hoof and mouth disease in California. G. Hecke, state director of agriculture declared that the jump in case disease from Merced county to Los Angeles county had been traced to a shipment of in- SCOUT CLAIM I. W. W. SPREAD EPIDEMIC SACRAMENTO, June 20. Officials of the state department of agriculture today scouted reports from San Francisco to the effect that I. W. W. had spread the hoof and mouth disease in California. G. Hecke, state director of agriculture, declared that the Jumbo disease from Merced county 20 Los Angeles county had been traced to a shipment of infected cattle which left the Merced district before it was known the infection existed there. Infected premises are so carefully guarded, Heck affirmed, that I. W. W. or others could not spread the disease even if they attempted to do so. HUNT RUNS AGAIN PHOENIX, Ariz., June 20.—Gov. George W. P. Hunt today announced his candidacy for re-election as governor on the Democratic ticket on an anti-Colorado river compact platform. He is now serving his fourth term as governor of Arizona. FALLS FOUR STORIES LOS ANGELES, June 20.—Falling from the fourth floor of a building where he was working, Fred Chessler, 37, bricklayer, was fatally injured today. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA M. L. Newhoff, Baltimore, Md.; S. L. Harriett, Chicago; R. L. Hawkins, H. J. Lynn, Theo P. Carter, F. E. Cathecart, and J. C. Franklin, Los Angeles; R. D. Van Duyne, Alhambra; John Conley, Long Beach; and F. M. Henzie, Pomona. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA J. A. Vogt, E. E. Wilson, K. S. MaComber, H. E. Hansen, N. C. Allison, and A. L. Podd, Los Angeles; J. W. Jones, San Diego; J. W. Bennett, Sacramento; F. J. McCloy, Oakland; and F. P. Myers, Davenport, Iowa. GIVEN PROBATION William Ledbetter, 21, of Olinda, accused of trying to pass a check for $38 on a Placentia bank was granted probation today in Superior Court because of dependents. FREE! Saturday Only One Wear-Ever Oblong Aluminum Roaster, Large Size---FREE with the prchause of any of the following appliances: DIRECT ACTION RANGES One Wear-Ever Oblong Aluminum Roaster, Large Size---FREE with the prchause of any of the following appliances: DIRECT ACTION RANGES The range that everybody is talking about. Absolutely different. It has NO BOTTOM IN THE OVEN. Requires no pre-heating, thereby saving much gas. No oven bottom to rust out. Run-over foods cannot burn and smell up the house. Equipped with LORAIN oven-heat regulator which is so popular and necessary nowadays. WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS We have them in three different grades: First grade is the "Stone White," in which the food compartment is entirely lined with solid slabs of stone as it is cut out of the quarry. It is impossible to chip or scratch this lining and stone is as you know, the greatest cold retainer and heat repeller yet known to science. The second grade is the one-piece porcelain which is almost as high grade as the Stone White, porcelain being very easy to keep clean. Then the third or cheaper grade is the "Baked-White Enamel" finish. These boxes in different sizes and shapes, with or without water cooler. Ring-Vac Washers The new washer, with sixteen convincing reasons why it is the one you should buy. New exclusive features and priced reasonably. Let us show you this washer and its advantages. The Modern Appliance Co. 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