oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-21

Friday, January 21, 1921 City Briefs Frank W. Gibbs went to Los Angeles day on business. Leo J. Sheridan and Percy Rust went to Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kemple left over the Santa Fe today for Electra, Tex. Mrs. J. E. Stewart, of 532 W. Center-st, will leave Monday for a visit of several days with friends at Perris and Hemet. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lawrence, Hall-rd, spent Wednesday in Los Angeles, where they were looking after matters of business. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wilkins were among those from Anaheim who attended the K. P. ceremonies at Fuller-Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Garrison, of Oklahoma City, Okla., arrived yesterday afternoon for a visit at the home of If You Build In Elk Park You will be in Anaheim’s Best. Mrs. Garrison’s mother, Mrs. George Lindley, on S. Olive-st, Mr. and Mrs. Garrison will spend the remainder of the winter in California. Miss Evan Cannon, of Venice, will arrive this evening to spend the weekend with her friend, Miss Helen Willkie, N. Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kemple, who have been visiting in Anaheim at the John Beat home, are returning this week to their home at Electra, Texas. Mrs. George Carrigan, Sr., of La Peer, Mich., is a guest in the home of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Yorker, in East Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Black, of East Anaheim, their guests, Mr. and Mrs. L. Alnisley, of Travers City, Mich., who are spending the winter (with them, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Yorker, also of East Anaheim, spent Thursday in San Gabriel, where they witnessed the performance of the Mission play. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson have arrived home from a year at the home of their son, W. E. Simpson, at Farmersville. They also visited at Visalia On the return they experienced traveling through a most delightful snow storm on the Ridge route. For a distance of about 30 miles the road and surrounding mountains were white. INJURED AT ROOK CRUSHER Estarilodo Bargus was injured at the Orange-co rock crusher, at Orange. He was struck on the head and received injuries on the head, hip and arm, falling down the chute. He will be laid up for some time. Why Not Have Your Groceries Delivered These Rainy Days? —Our prices are moderate. We keep up with SAYS NOW TO BUY Mr. Bob Vincent Peterson Corp., attaches optimistic as to the car business. He that with the company there are three prime importance business. First, the re-invividends and bonuses which is of prime rebuilt car business often apply this in charge of an automobiles. Second, the sensitive that with the New York to think in texture and everyone more optimistic view ahead. Third, the great which comes to Cal Xmas holidays cause automobile business always purchase rents they arrive in C spring general bus will be considerable in the east and in a short while. Rebuilt cars are as low in price as the market is already due to the above Fords that used to now selling for $564,492. Mr. Ford plans for T. & I. in order to a coal supply all that he has a much bro future activities of Groceries Delivered These Rainy Days? —Our prices are moderate. We keep up with the decline on Groceries and we keep GOOD GOODS. Ask Our Customers. TRY US FOR SERVICE Edmiston's Grocery WE DELIVER PHONE 219 There's a Touch of Tomorrow in All That Cole The Individuality of Cole Advanced Designs Is an Inspiration A Future Note in Present-Day Creation WE DREAD the monotony of the commonplace. We seek, always, the thrill of the new and the original. To satisfy this desire the Cole Aero-EIGHT is dedicated. The aim of its builders has been to be first in design—to lead the way to future improvements. In a never ending succession of achievement the Cole has changed staid tendencies and quickened the pulse of motordom to faster progress. Coming as a distinct departure, the Aero-EIGHT has struck a chord of broad appeal. Individuality has been its dominance. Originality has found expression in classic contour and in every detail of mechanical construction. For ten years the Cole Company planning ahead—for five years it centrated its efforts exclusively on development of the eight-cylinder model. In the Aero-EIGHT—striking quality, sound in principle—the effect and effort of these years find expression. A climax in a career devoted to the new, it has come as the heralded vogue in motor car design. SAYS NOW IS TIME TO BUY USED CAR Mr. Bob Vincent, manager of the Peterson Corp., at Anaheim, is very optimistic as to the future of the used car business. He states in substance that with the coming of the New Year there are three factors that are of prime importance in the rebuilt car business. First, the re-investment of interest, dividends and bonuses, now being paid, which is of prime importance to the rebuilt car business, as people very often apply this income on the purchase of an automobile. Second, the sentimental consideration that with the New Year it is customary to think in terms of a longer future and everyone seems to hold a more optimistic view of the 12 months ahead. Third, the great influx of tourists, which comes to California, after the Nmas holidays cause an increase in the automobile business as tourists most always purchase rebuilt cars when they arrive in California. In the spring general business conditions will be considerably better as conditions in the east are improving now and in a short while will be normal. Rebuilt cars are at the present time as low in price as they will get as the market is already on the increase due to the above reasons. Rebuilt Fords that used to sell for $550 are now selling for $300. The shrewd buyer will not have to be told twice that now is the time to buy rebuilt automobiles from a reliable dealer. EARNINGS INCREASE ON FORD'S RAILWAY During September, the first month under Ford control, the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton railroad increased its gross earnings more than 20 per cent over any previous month. October, 1919, the next best month, showed $430,830, whereas September, 1920, brot forth $564,492. Mr. Ford plans first to put the D. T. & I. in order to assure Detroit of a coal supply all the year round. But he has a much broader view of the future activities of the road than merely supplying fuel and materials to his own factories. He expects to use it for the development of the country which the road traverses. In order to complete his plans by which solid coal trains may be run continuously, he made a personal inspection of all the grades and bridges over the 454 miles of main track. In his automobile, he traversed a considerable length of the line, visiting the roundhouses and shops, and conversing with the mechanics. He went out with the repair gangs and examined every unit of the road's mutive power. He made decision about rails, new shops and loading points even before the deal was concluded. DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER MAY FIGHT IN COURT NEW YORK, Jan. 21—The first round of the Dempsey-Carpentier bout may be fought in the courts. Harry Helfishheimer, attorney and guardian of the boxers' interest under the original contract, has served notice that he must bring suit against any one of the three promoters—Tex Rickard, William A. Brady and Charles B. Cochrane—who seeks to withdraw his backing from the $500,-000 match. We Buy Liberty Bonds Market Value for Cash JUST ARRIVED INDIAN RUGS New Patterns $15.00, $17.50, $20.00 and Novelty Company H. J. EFKER PHONE 70 Choice of Lease -Millions upon millions of gas-Layne & Bowler Pumps. It is l-operation companies and the most california and Arizona are now open 6,000 or more Layne and Bowle-Sacramento Valley Colony Co., Hamilton-Boston Land Co., Henrietta-Southwest Cotton Co., Avondale, Ariz.-R. P. Davie, Marinette, Ariz.-Tuscon Farms Co., Sahuarita, Ariz.-James Ranch, San Joaquin, Calif.-Bastanchury Ranch, Fullerton-Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co., Miami, Ariz.-Irvine Co., Tustin ON FORD'S RAILWAY During September, the first month under Ford control, the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton railroad increased its gross earnings more than 20 percent over any previous month. October, 1919, the next best month, showed $430,820, whereas September, 1920, brot forth $564,492. Mr. Ford plans first to put the D. T. & I. in order to assure Detroit of a coal supply all the year round. But he has a much broader view of the future activities of the road than JOHNSTON TURBINE PUMPS for irrigation Harrison Bros. Phone Orange 335R3 R. F. D. 3, Anaheim, Calif. GENUINE—JUST ARRIVED NAVAJO INDIAN R Beautiful New Patterns $9.00, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, Anaheim Music and Novelty Co. NEXT TO FAIRYLAND H. J. EFKER We Take Liberty Bonds at Par on Merchandise Sacramento Valley Colony Co., Hamilton Boston Land Co., Henrietta Southwest Cotton Co., Avondale, Ariz. R. P. Davie, Marinette, Ariz. Tuscon Farms Co., Sahuarita, Ariz. James Ranch, San Joaquin, Calif. Bastanchury Ranch, Fullerton Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co., Miami, Ariz. Irvine Co., Tustin Lardo Land Co., Lardo Los Alamitos Sugar Co., Los Alamitos Alameda Sugar Co., Woodland Salinas Land Co., King City Janss Investment Co., Lankersheim Santa Ana Valley Irrig. Co., Santa Ana Chino Land & Water Co., Chino Union Sugar Co., Guadalupe Paul E. Walker, Hemet C. W. Gates, Los Angeles Western Water Co., Taft San Joaquin Fruit Co., Tustin Central Forest Co., Artois American Beet Sugar Co., Chino —Light, medulim and heavy duty types, or direct-motor connection, surface oground discharges. WE CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Write for Folder No. 10 in All That Cole Does Today Our Repair Shops Are Ready to Give You Service —In connection with our COLE SERVICE we are thoroughly equipped with the very best machinery and employ only expert mechanics. We are not merely going to Used The following: Chalmers “6” 1918 Maxwell Our Repair Shops Are Ready to Give You Service —In connection with our COLE SERVICE we are thoroughly equipped with the very best machinery and employ only expert mechanics. We are not merely going to confine our service to the Cole but will Repair All Makes of Cars Our Motto Is: “You Pay for What You Get, and You Get what You Pay For” If You: Car Needs Repairs, Bring It In IF WE CAN'T FIT IT, THROW IT AWAY! W. O. LU ORANGE COUNTY DEALERS F Successor to Orange County Open Evenings Until 9 o' 119 North Lemon Street IN PRICES 21—A vigorous revival of Fresno with gradual prices has been undertaken by the lumbermen and mill owners of this city. The lumbermen called upon all construction companies and labor to follow their lead in making essential cuts in prices. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. 80 TRIAL JURORS NEEDED Superior Judges R. Y. Williams and Z. B. West have informed supervisors thru a memorandum to the county clerk that 80 trial jurors will be required for court business this year. Layne Bowler Turbine Centrifugal Pumps For 10 in. Wells or Larger Capacities: 180 to 4500 gallons per minute Price of Leading Water Producers Millions upon millions of gallons of water are produced every day in the year by Bowler Pumps. It is interesting to note that the best known ranch and development companies and the most successful ranchers in every pumping district in California and Arizona are now operating these pumps. We here list just a few of the more Layne and Bowler pump owners: Number of Pumps Hayley Colony Co., Hamilton City, 86 Henrietta, 34 Con Co., Avondale, Ariz. 32 Rinnette, Ariz. 31 Co., Sahuarita, Ariz. 22 San Joaquin, Calif. 22 Anch, Fullerton 15 Solidated Copper Co., 11 H. L. Bissell, Dixon 4 Montana Land Co., Hynes 4 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Los Angeles 4 Sunny slope Water Co., San Gabriel 4 Santa Anita Ranch, Santa Anita 4 So. L. A. Water & Land Co., Vernon 4 J. R. McKinnney, Wasco 4 Anaheim Sugar Co., Anaheim 3 Temescal Water Co., Corona 3 El Segundo Land & Improvement Co., El Secundo 3 & Bowler Pumps. It is interesting to note that the best known ranch and development companies and the most successful rancher in every pumping district in California and Arizona are now operating these pumps. We here list just a few of the more Layne and Bowler pump owners: Number of Pumps Hley Colony Co., Hamilton City, 86 Henrietta, 34 Con Co., Avondale, Ariz. 32 Rinette, Ariz. 31 Do, Sahuarita, Ariz. 22 San Joaquin, Calif. 22 Nunch, Fullerton, 15 Solidated Copper Co., 11 Inn, 11 Lardo, 8 Garra Co., Los Alamitos, 8 Co., Woodland, 7 King City, 6 Tco., Lankersheim, 6 Irrig, Co., Santa Ana, 6 Water Co., Chino, 5 Guadalupe, 5 Hemet, 5 Angeles, 5 Co., Taft, 5 It Co., Tustin, 5 Co., Artos, 4 Sugar Co., Chino, 4 and heavy duty types, with belt connection, surface or under- KE IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES Date for Folder No. 10 LAYNE & BOWLER CORPORATION 900 SANTA FE AVENUE... LOS ANGELES, CALIF. DISTRICT OFFICE: 203 N. Main St., Santa Ana Phone 506 USED CAR ANCE SALE Used Car Clearance Sale The following makes of Used Cars at greatly reduced prices Old Price New Price Chalmers "6" $1250.00 $1000.00 1918 Maxwell $700.00 $350.00 Used Car Clearance Sale The following makes of Used Cars at greatly reduced prices Old Price New Price Chalmers "6" $1250.00 $1000.00 1918 Maxwell $700.00 $350.00 1920 Lexington $2350.00 $2000.00 1914 Maxwell $350.00 $175.00 1914 Oakland (Truck Body) $600.00 $300.00 1914 Studebaker (Truck Body) $300.00 $150.00 —All the above mentioned cars are in good condition and are being sold way below our actual cost. Terms as low as $25.00 down and $10.00 per month. If you are in the market for a car now is the time to buy, as these bargains won't last very long. D. LUSK COUNTY DEALERS FOR THE COLE to Orange County Auto Co. Evenings Until 9 o'clock Anaheim, California