anaheim-gazette 1927-09-15

Highlights on New Motor Vehicle Law Must Give New Owner Certificate of Registration Any legal owner of an automobile who sells that automobile to another person must give the new owner a certificate of registration. That is plain and has been a provision of the California motor laws for some time. Under the new provisions of the law, failure to comply with this regulation is a misdemeanor. A section has been added to that part of the California motor vehicle act which has to do with the registration of cars. The added section is to the effect that any person who refuses or neglects to deliver to a transferee (the person to whom the car is transferred or sold) entitled to the certificate of ownership, under the provisions of the act shall be guilty of misdemeanor. Here are the details, and the main points for motorists to keep in mind: Whenever a car is sold from one person to another, both the buyer and the seller of the car should sign the certificate of ownership in the space provided for their respective signatures on the certificate. The certificate of ownership is the pink slip which is issued to every legal owner of a car. On the back of it are the spaces provided for signatures in case of transfer. The buyer should also write his address in the proper space. Then, within 10 days, the buyer must send the certificate of ownership as well as the registration card—be sure not to forget the latter—to the Division of Motor Vehicles. By the way, section No. 31 has been amended to permit a change of the designation "certificate of registration" or "registration certificate" to read "registration card." The division will send new certificates to the new legal owner of the car, and furthermore, the deal is not considered completely closed until such a time as the division forwards these certificates. September 30th final Sale date for reduced round trip fares to Eastern points Start any day this month-return limit Oct. 31st LET our transportation experts outline your route and furnish suggested itinerary covering your trip. Complete information regarding cost and travel details furnished without obligation. Consult your nearest Santa Fe office. Santa Fe Ticket Office and Travel Bureau Then, within 10 days, the buyer must send the certificate of ownership as well as the registration card—be sure not to forget the latter—to the Division of Motor Vehicles. By the way, section No. 31 has been amended to permit a change of the designation "certificate of registration" or "registration certificate" to read "registration card." The division will send new certificates to the new legal owner of the car, and furthermore, the deal is not considered completely closed until such a time as the division forwards these certificates. Keep the registration card in the car to which it refers, and keep the certificate of ownership in some safe place, as it is the only recognized indication of ownership. An exception is provided for in case the new owner does not intend to drive the automobile in question on the public highways. Under this exception, a dealer need not send the certificate to the division until he makes another transfer to some person who does intend to drive on the public roads. Automotive Queries Lead Alien Requests Of the 176,262 inquiries received by the Department of Commerce from foreign countries during July, there were a greater number of questions regarding automotive products than regarding any other American export. July inquiries in general showed a 15 per cent increase over last year. 200 Hour Non-Stop Run BY A New Oldsmobile Coach A Sensational Two Hundred Hour Endurance Contest Frahm Oldsmobile Company, 420 South Los Angeles Street Lloyd Craig of 410 North Philadelphia street is now locked to the steering of a new Oldsmobile Coach, the speedometer sealed by Chief of Police J. S. Martin with the radiator sealed so no water can be added, has taken off for 100 hours of tintuous driving. THE SECOND HALF At the expiration of the first 100 hours the car will be driven to the Frahm mobile Company and, without shutting off the motor, Frank Dedic of 401 S. Cliff will be handcuffed to the wheel, and will finish the 200-hour run. Frahm Oldsmobile Company, 420 South Los Angeles Street Lloyd Craig of 410 North Philadelphia street is now locked to the steering wheel of a new Oldsmobile Coach, the speedometer sealed by Chief of Police J. S. Martin with the radiator sealed so no water can be added, has taken off for 100 hours of tintuous driving. THE SECOND HALF At the expiration of the first 100 hours the car will be driven to the Frahm Oldsmobile Company and, without shutting off the motor, Frank Dedic of 401 S. Cliff will be handcuffed to the wheel, and will finish the 200-hour run. WIN A PRIZE BY GUESSING THE MILEAGE OF THE CAR Blanks for guessing can be had at the Frahm Oldsmobile Company and the California Theater, and boxes to place your guesses in are at these two places. Wednesday Evening, September 27 AT 9 O'CLOCK, AT THE CALIFORNIA THEATER Chief of Police J. S. Martin will break the speedometer seal on the stage California Theater and announce the mileage. HERE ARE THE PRIZES: First Closest Guess—$100 equity in new Oldsmobile by Frahm Oldsmobile Company. Second Closest Guess—$255 equity in new paint job by Louis Hennig. Third Closest Guess—Set of wind-wings. Curran Wrecking Company. Fourth Closest Guess—10 gallons of gasoline. Hushman's Service Station. Fifth Closest Guess—One month pass to California Theater. Sixth Closest Guess—Five-pound box candy by the drivers of the car. Seventh Closest Guess—One gallon ice cream by Jackson. OLDSMOBILE PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Seeing the... Worth While in the West One of a Series of Travelogues by The WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK In the crater of an extinct volcano 6239 feet above sea level, flies Crater lake. It is six miles across and its walls rise more than 1000 feet from the water's edge to the rim. Its depth of 2000 feet colors its waters a blue so deep that it seems purple. Crater Lake national park is reached over an excellent highway 50 miles from Medford, Oregon, on the Pacific highway, or 23 miles the Dalles-California highway. Several auto camps and camping spaces are maintained by the national park service for the convenience of the tourist. Fish and Game Exhibit Lauded Wins Approval of Thousands at California State Fair Combining the beauties of outdoor California with the protective conservation work as well as the propagation activities of the Division of Fish and Game of the Department of Natural Resources, the exhibit of the division won the admiration and approval of thousands of visitors who attended the California State Fair. Game birds, trout, natural habitations of fish and game, as well as the message of protection and conservation were brought to the attention of great numbers of people through this comprehensive and elaborate exhibits. The long row of game cages that greeted the visitor shortly after he entered the fair grounds, showed the new work of pheasant propagation and planting being done in the state. The birds, brought-in regulation cages from the state game farm near Yountville, were apparently as happy to be shown off as actors, as to be on their own feeding grounds. Ring-neck pheasants, the great game bird that is being liberated in large numbers throughout the state, attracted much attention, while grouse, Hungarian partridges, quail and the golden and silver pheasants all came in for a share. Game farm experts were on the ground at all times to explain the work of bird raising, and teed birds live in nests upon entering building the visit a large sign leaf cabin, and in the at either end we play arranged to of the fish cultured Fish and Game. Golden trout troughs at the tide tion and inside production of tha with natural streams in which Evidently known safe, the beautiful streams of Californiamed especially nished a wonder. In order to keep two tons o to maintain the temperature. Through 150 feet which the ice was tests were made the right degree the fish feel at. The final exhibit the "Forest Trouttain Walter Selby This exhibit, where grandstand build mountain fastne two fawns had hunter as she sa water hole. Their fate, are what has happen In the brush sta hand. If he ful In the crater of an extinct volcano 6239 feet above sea level, lies Crater lake. It is six miles across and its walls rise more than 1000 feet from the water's edge to the rim. Its depth of 2000 feet colors its waters a blue so deep that it seems purple. Crater Lake national park is reached over an excellent highway 80 miles from Medford, Oregon, on the Pacific highway, or 23 miles the Dalles-California highway. Several auto camps and camping spaces are maintained by the national park service for the convenience of the tourist. U.S. Ranger Station Grass Valley Lure Motorists driving through the Lake Arrowhead region should avail themselves of the opportunity to visit the United States ranger lookout station at Grass Valley. This station is located about four miles west of Lake Arrowhead lodge on the Rim-of-the-World drive and can be reached by turning north at Strawberry Flats, close to the Twin Peaks postoffice on a fair dirt road for one mile. The lookout station itself is on a tower 80 feet high, situated 5800 feet above sea level and affords a commanding view of the surrounding country. This is one of the most inspiring panoramic views in Southern California. Besides overlooking the immediately surrounding mountains, in the distance to the east can be seen Mt. San Bernardino, Mt. San Gorgonio, and Mt. San Jacinto. To the west Old Baldy, Pine Moutnain, Ontario Peak and Cucamonga Peak stand out in bold relief, while there is an unobstructed view of the desert region to the north near Victorville. The atmosphere is usually very clear, and the smoke of the cement plant at Victoryville and the green borders of the Mojave River canyon are also plainly visible. Lake Arrowhead itself nestles just below the lookout station, surrounded by beautiful green forests of pine, cedar, fir, and oak. The ranger who is on duty is very glad to explain points of interest to visitors and the method by which the surrounding country is plotted on his charts, for the purpose of locating incipient forest fires. While this is his main duty, he also compiles weather statistics and keeps accurate records of temperature, humidity, wind direction, and velocity, precipitation, and other information pertaining to the weather bureau service. Any one desiring to visit this interesting spot may secure maps and other information from the National Automobile Club. New Thoroughfare To Baja California Pioneer Highway Invades Land Of Singular Beauty Southern California motorists now have a new land for touring, with the recent opening of the first road into the southern district of the peninsula of Lower California, Mexico. Governor Abelardo L. Rodriguez and his entourage, accompanied by representatives of an automobile club, have just returned from an inspection trip over the 600 miles of new road which joins the southern civilization with the northern end of the Mexican state for the first time in history. While the new road makes it possible at last to travel farther than the Hamilton ranch, 176 miles below the border, the land is a wilderness with practically no facilities for motorists. No signposts or bridges help the autostart along the dim trail that has been blazed, and the cactus and brush frequently reach over to stab passengers. Yet the road is there, extending for over 600 miles, and 60 more miles are being built that will make a through route from Tla Juana to the tip of the peninsula. Comprising a continuation of the silver pheasants all came in for a share. Game farm experts were on the ground at all times to explain the work of bird what has happened in the brush hand. If he full You Exchange Can Help to make a Great Deal Even further economies possible for the California if more growers will utilize ALMOST 75% of California’s citrus crop is now marketed co-operatively through the California Fruit Growers Exchange. With a present membership of more than eleven thousand growers, shipments through this 34-year-old organization will this year reach over 55,000 carloads. Marketing costs, because of the economies of large volume, have been reduced to between 2 and 3 per cent (2.48 last year). However satisfying these figures may be, it remains possible for that quarter of the total crop which is now marketed through various other channels to upset the orderly plan of distribution worked out by the Exchange for selling three-quarters of the shipments. Resulting over or under supply brings... Los Angeles Street locked to the steering wheel of Police J. S. Martin, and on off for 100 hours of condition. driven to the Frahm Oldstark Dedic of 401 S. Claudina our run. EAGE OF THE CAR the Company and the California no places. September 21st NIA THEATER PRIZES: Frahm Oldsmobile Company. Hennig. Company. Service Station. of the car. While the new road makes it possible at last to travel farther than the Hamilton ranch, 176 miles below the border, the land is a wilderness with practically no facilities for motorists. No signposts or bridges help the autoist along the dim trail that has been blazed, and the cactus and brush freqquently reach over to stab passengers. Yet the road is there, extending for over 600 miles, and 60 more miles are being built that will make a through route from Tia Juana to the tip of the peninsula. Comprising a continuation of the great Pacific highway to the lower terminus of Cape San Lucas of Lower California, the completion of the new Mexican road will be a distinct achievement. It has invaded a veritable "No Man's Land" of forbidding aspect in the central portion of the peninsula, but after many centuries opened communication between the inhabitants of the southern end of the state and their northern neighbors. Though the high-way is crude and awaits development, it precedes telegraph and telephone lines and any other sort of connecting link between the two portions of the peninsula. This pioneer highway invades a land of singular beauty, passing through interesting and quiet communities and scenery of bizarre attractiveness. But the trip is not for amateurs, according to automobile club officials who checked the new route for maps and touring information and joined in the initial inspection of the highway. It demands a sturdy car, a knowledge of desert and mountain driving, camping equipment, plenty of water and food, and means of carrying extra supplies of gasoline. The new trail, however, will attract many American tourists who like to get off the beaten path on a new motoring adventure. ESCALATORS PROPOSED FOR LONDON TRAFFIC Festivals for pedestrians is the latest of many proposals for the relief of traffic congestion in the busy downtown streets of London. The moving staircases would be used in conjunction with a series of other modern features, and would move at sufficiently slow rate of speed to insure the safety of passengers. It is said. However satisfying these figures may be, it remains possible for that quarter of the total crop which is now marketed through various other channels to upset the orderly plan of distribution worked out by the Exchange for selling three-quarters of the shipments. Resulting over or under supply brings loss of possible profits to all growers! Organized co-operative effort is acknowledged to be the life of the California citrus industry. The Exchange believes that growers cannot afford to withhold their support of its efforts to work out a solution of the growers' present and future problems. With large crops—and small—better distribution and increased demand will be of financial advantage to every grower. Our own sales representatives are in every important marketing center in America; through our California Fruit Growers Exchange, Oranges Sun What the Exchange Is. The genius ing about 75% of the California citrus crop. Its object is to develop the national and international fruit by concerted effort, and to provide a market most advantageously and at least expense. Receipts returned to the growers. Only California citrus groceved through all of the Exchange's 201 local packeconomies of large volume, have been reduced to between 2 and 3 per cent (2.48 last year). However satisfying these figures may be, it remains possible for that quarter of the total crop which is now marketed through various other channels to upset the orderly plan of distribution worked out by the Exchange for selling three-quarters of the shipments. Resulting over or under supply brings loss of possible profits to all growers! Auded sands at air of outdoor conservation acclimation of Fish and Natural Division approval of extended the habitations message were great number prehentages that ever be en-ledge the new station and state. The images from Mountville, be shown their own great game in large attracted Hungar- golden and or a share. The ground rock of bird raising, and tell where and how the birds live in natural cover. Upon entering the main exposition building the visitor was confronted with a large sign leading into a tunnel-like cabin, and in this enclosure as well as at either end was the magnificent display arranged by W. H. Shebley, head of the fish culture department of the Fish and Game Division. Golden trout disported in exhibition troughs at the entrance to the exhibition and inside the enclosure was a reproduction of the Sierra Nevada range, with natural trees, and lily-decked streams in which there were large trout. Evidently knowing themselves to be safe, the beauties of the mountain streams of California, caught wild and tamed especially for the occasion, furnished a wonderful sight. In order to keep the fish alive, at least two tons of ice were used daily to maintain the water at the proper temperature. The water was run through 150 feet of coiled pipe, upon which the ice was packed, and frequent tests were made to keep the water at the right degree of coolness to make the fish feel at home. The final exhibit of the division was the "Forest Tragedy," arranged by Captain Walter Sellmer of the field forces. This exhibit, which was placed in the grandstand building, showed a typical mountain fastness, where a doe with two fawns had been shot by a wanton hunter as she stopped to drink at a water hole. The fawns, innocent of their fate, are looking on, wondering what has happened to the mother deer. In the brush stands a hunter, gun in hand. If he fully realizes the cruelty Auto Biggest Factor In Rural Education A recent survey conducted by Cornell university brings forth the fact that the automobile is the outstanding factor in the development of the child mind in rural communities. The Cornell report shows that the automobile has brought about improved road conditions which in turn have approximately doubled the distance over which children can be carried to school. The survey was conducted in connection with the United States Bureau of Education. $30,000,000 Yearly From State Gas Tax It is estimated that the three-cent gasoline tax in California will bring in approximately $30,000,000 per year during the twelve-year period for which the law is to be effective. The amount will be expended, one-third for construction of new state highways; one-third for maintenance of existing highways, and one-third for the general road fund, of the 58 counties, the latter amounts to be proportional to the motor vehicle registration of the county. Of his deed, he will never shoot another doe, as the lesson that Sellmer attempted to teach. Explanations were made and literature was distributed to the visitors. Exchange Growers Can Help — take a great service GREATER When further economies and increased efficiency are possible for the California Fruit Growers Exchange more growers will utilize its incomparable facilities. 75% of California's crop is now marketed only through the Californias Exchange. With membership of more than thousand growers, shipment this 34-year-old or district sales offices, trained men, skilled in the sale of California citrus fruits, keep in constant touch with the fruit trade of the nation. You will find these men in the office of the cross-roads jobber and in the fruit auction rooms of the large cities. You will see Dealer Service Men arranging window displays for retail fruit dealers, installing juice extractors at soda fountains and explaining new Sunkist recipes to hotel chefs. Each man is trained for his special work. And, there flows back daily from these representatives a steady stream of reports into the Los Angeles offices. Here this information is studied and utilized as a guide in each day's selling. No other farmer's organization in the world is so well equipped to take instant advantage of every situation for the benefit of the producer—yet the cost of selling through the Exchange is less than the cost of selling through any other known organization. The fact that the Exchange now includes 11,000 grower-members and annually markets practically of large volume, have satisfying these figures remains possible for that the total crop which is distributed through various mills to upset the orderly distribution worked out by age for selling threeshipments. Resultunder supply brings possible profits to all co-operative effort is led to be the life of the citrus industry. The believes that growers need to withhold their efforts to work out a the growers' present problems. With large small—better distribureased demand will be advantage to every sales representatives are important marketing america; through our Fruit Growers Exchange, Box 530, Station "C," Los Angeles, Calif. Oranges Sunkist Lemons Grapefruit Exchange Is. The California Fruit Growers Exchange is a non-profit organization of 11,000 California citrus fruit growers, production the national and international market for California oranges, lemons and grapefort, and to provide a marketing organization that will sell the fruit-of its members and at least expense. Receipts from sales, less only the actual cost of operation, are received. Only California citrus growers are eligible to membership. Applications ore receited the Exchange's 201 local packing associations, or at the central office in Los Angeles.