oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-26

Saturday, March 26, 1921 IUDSON BACKED UP BY 90,000 OWNERS "Ninety thousand owners will tell us that the development of the Hudson Super-Six has done more than any other one thing to give Hudson the front place that it holds day," said R. G. Adams of Fuller, Hudson-Essex dealer for Annalm, Fullerton and No. Orange-co. "With no added cylinders or increase in size," continued Mr. Adams, "the Super-Six actually increases power and efficiency of performance 80 pct. The vibration was practically eliminated, there was added power, flexibility, case of introl, quick acceleration and a revive capacity for difficult roads and its unheard of before in any mor. Today it stands apart from all hers just as it did when first introduced five years ago. During those years each successiveaper-Six model has added to Hudn leadership. Each has become more dependable and now it seems as nearly perfect as it is possible to make an automobile. In any assemblage of fine automobiles the dominant distinction of e Hudson can be noted. Even sellers of rival cars unwilling to admit the mechanical superiority of the Super-Six because in at particular type they know none her can use its power, openly say Hudson sets the style in body M. A. Maxwell, 426 N. Olive, and five-passenger touring in the four-cylinder model was delivered to W. E. Hansen, Placentia. VACUUM CUP FINE WET WEATHER TIRE "It you want a tire that will hold to the pavement during wet weather, the Pennsylvania Vaceum Cup will certainly answer your expectations," states Frank Bungay, of the Liberty Garage, local dealers. "Not only do they give safety insurance but they are also built to wear and deliver exceptional mileage." "Around a wet, slippery corner at 35 miles an hour. That is the test that Vacuum Cup tires withstood in safety first demonstration which was held recently in San Francisco at the third annual convention of the National Traffic Officers' Assn. This test certainly proves safety and should give a feeling of greatest security to the man whose car is equipped with these tires." DO NOT LET YOUR BATTERY SULPHATE "Few motorists realize how delicate a battery is and how important it is to watch it carefully at all times," says Mr. West, of the Auto Electric Maintenance Co., local Vesca Service Station. "This is especially true when taking the car out of winter storage and placing it in condition for the season." BEBE READY FOR SPEED TRIL As the inevitable hour March 28, approaches, the public in general seekers-in particular keen interest in the center of the people of the state against Bebe I torney, W. I. Gilbert of will enter the court re his majesty, Justice c John B. Cox. Gilbert phoned Cox his client was ready for Bebe is charged w She was arrested Jan. Officer Vernon Myers ing to Myers she speed any other speeder he c Myers declares that she 56 miles an hour on this way near Irvine. Justice Cox has served one motorist to jail for more than 50 miles and naturally speculation is rife he will do in this case proof is established doing more than 50. Cox announced today summoned a venire of which a jury of 12 will I have not seen since Jan. 19, the day Santa Ana and asked t unance of the case." During those years each successiveaper-Six model has added to Hudn leadership. Each has become ore dependable and now it seems is as nearly perfect as it is possi-ble to make an automobile. In any assemblage of fine auto-biles the dominant distinction of e Hudson can be noted. Even sellers of rival cars unwilling to admit the mechanical super-ity of the Super-Six because in at particular type they know none her can use its power, openly say Hudson sets the style in body pees." They frequently emphasize at style point as tho it were the ly distinctive quality, thus to draw notion from its greatest advan-that captive motor. Hudson attained the position of a largest selling fine car in the world within six months after its rat showing in 1916, and it has id that position ever since. USINESS HERE IF YOU GO AFTER IT In summing up the present situa-ın in the automobile world, Mr. May of the May Motor Co., Orange-dealers for the Nash, stated that had no cause to complain. He ports the sale of two cars from the haelm salesrooms and several ers from the Santa Ana place of business. One thing particularly to ich he called our attention was fact that these sales were not do from the salesroom floor but diligent work of the salesmen in territory, first finding the pros-its and then creating a desire for product. It was his opinion that business was here and waiting the dealers who would get out if get after it. A four-cylinder sedan was sold to DO NOT LET YOUR BATTERY SULPHATE "Few motorists realize how delicate a battery is and how important it is to watch it carefully at all times," says Mr. West, of the Auto Electric Maintenance Co., local Vesta Service Station. "This is especially true when taking the car out of winter storage and placing it in condition for the season. “If motorists would only take the trouble to look at their battery, at least once every two weeks during the season, many expensive repairs would be saved. Failure to keep the battery plates properly covered with water and acid leads to sulphation. “This sulphate coating on the plates is a non-conductor of electricity and acts as an insulator to prevent the flow of current. When this happens the battery does not function as powerfully as before. It sometimes takes a week or two of slow charging to bring the plate back to normal. “Motorists can prevent this, said Mr. West, by keeping the right amount of fresh, distilled water in the battery. We are always ready to examine and fill your battery for you. It is part of the Vesta policy to help every motorist get full value for the battery he is using.” “Stating that he would not stand for an increase in tire prices, Henry Ford says: ‘If tire builders raise prices, I can finance an independent company and make them myself.’ And buh-lieve us, Henry can do just that little thing if he takes it into his head.’”—Philadelphia Inquirer. —Anaheim Post No. 78, American Legion Dance Every Friday, Presell's Hall, Anaheim, Fries' All-Star Orchestra. "AUTO TRADES H TO BAY CITI The Orange-co Auto band will leave Anaheim Monday for San Diego will play Tuesday, Cal. Assn. day at the auto s- city. They will also put er program for Orange-Garrick is director and a manager. The band, which n members, has just beed with coverall uniforms s signa of the associat front and the insigna o dealer on the back. T were furnished by the m Myers declares that she 56 miles an hour on tha way near Irvine. Justice Cox has ser- one motorist to jail for more than 50 miles an t turally speculation is rile he will do in this car proof is established t doing more than 50. Cox announced today summoned a venire of J which a jury of 12 will I have not seen since Jan. 19, the day Santa Ana and asked i unce of the case.“ Nor have I tayked with telephone. I understand ready for the trial and reason at this time w not came off as schedu- When Bebe and her Jan. 19, the latter enter not guilty for his client ed a jury trial. Three Attorney Gilbert called trict attorney and Just arranged to continue th Monday, March 28, at Mrs. Phyllis Daniels, ing with Bebe at the tri rest, will accompany b and in all probability w as a witness. Traffic C will be the principal w prosecution. Justice Cox made a several weeks ago for the courtroom of Departme-巾 the superior court, in Z. B. West presides with the crowd that is gather next Monday, tha that jammed the justice 19 is as nothing, accord dicalons. To accommodate body, especially the cur Cox sought the larger qu TRUE ECONOMY USES OPPORTUNITY TRUE ECONOMY USES OPPORTUNITY —It does no one any good to save a little money if by so doing he sacrifices a more valuable opportunity. —Every automobile in the world today enables its owner to extend his opportunity for service and profit far past his unaided abilities. —Buy your car now. Chandler CLEVELAND SIX Chandler & Cleveland Service Station R. C. Goodcell, Mgr. 314 W. Center St., Anaheim Phone 651 BEBE READY FOR SPEED TRIAL MON. As the inevitable hour of 10 a.m., March 28, approaches, movie fans, the public in general and curiosity seekers in particular are showing a keen interest in the celebrated case of the people of the state of California against Bebe Daniels, well known film beauty. For at the time specified — next Monday morning—Bebe and her attorney, W. I. Gilbert of Los Angeles, will enter the court room and face his majesty, Justice of the Peace John B. Cox. Gilbert phoned Cox this morning his client was ready for trial. Bebe is charged with speeding. She was arrested Jan. 10 by Traffic Officer Vernon Myers, and according to Myers she sped faster than any other speeder he ever arrested. Myers declares that she was making 56 miles an hour on the state highway near Irvine. Justice Cox has sent more than one motorist to jail for speeding at more than 50 miles an hour and naturally speculation is rife as to what he will do in this case, provided proof is established that Bebe was doing more than 50. Cox announced today that he had summoned a venire of jurymen from which a jury of 12 will be selected. "I have not seen Miss Daniels since Jan. 19, the day we came to Santa Ana and asked for a continuance of the case," said Gilbert no rthe bottom of the furnace, until as ashes it drops underneath into an ash pit. From the time the coal for these boilers leaves the Ford mines in West Virginia and Kentucky until it is carried away as ashes it is never handled by hand. All of the operations are handled mechanically—dumping, pulverizing, carrying to the bins, stoking, even to carrying the ashes away in small dummy cars. A battery of eight of these huge boilers is being built; one is already completed and operating successfully. WILLETS BROTHERS IN NEW BUILDING You can't live in Anaheim without falling into line with its progress and growth. Willets Brothers, automobile painters, are among the latest ones to get the habit, being now located in their new building at S. Los Angeles and Elm-sits. This building, 50x150, was designed and erected exclusively for automobile painting. The entire front and back walls are composed of glass, which, in addition to the large windows on the sides, furnish an abundance of light. Large duct-proof varnish rooms where the cars are finished is also another feature. Willets Brothers have been established in Anaheim for some months and the high quality of their work and excellent service have added them in making an exceptional AVOID TROUBLE BY GRAPHITING SPRINGS Graphiting springs is one of the greatest factors in eliminating trouble throut a car, states W. E. Alexander, Jr., of Alexander's Lubricating Service. If you allow your springs to get dry and full of sand, you surely will pay dearly for it, soner or later in broken springs and wear on tires. Graphiting springs will add 1000 miles to the life of your tires in addition to increasing the riding comfort of your automobile. It would be a surprising revelation to you to frequent our pits and go under the various makes of cars which are brot to us for lubricating service and see the poor care which the underside of a majority of cars receive. Seldom are tree springs touched, in many cases the universal joints, transmission and differentials are dry, others come to us with the steering gears so dry that they will hardly turn and it is a frequent occurrence to find nuts and bolts loose and many time gone altogether. With these facts in mind it is casually seen why proper lubrication is such an important factor in motor car maintenance. The only way to combat friction is by proper lubrication. We have found that nearly all cases of premature wear and many cases of breakage are due to imperfect oiling and greasing. The great Myers declares that she was making 56 miles an hour on the state highway near Irvine. Justice Cox has sent more than one motorist to jail for speeding at more than 50 miles an hour and naturally speculation is rife as to what he will do in this case, provided proof is established that Bebe was doing more than 50. Cox announced today that he had summoned a venire of jurymen from which a jury of 12 will be selected. "I have not seen Miss Daniels since Jan. 19, the day we came to Santa Ana and asked for a continuance of the case," said Gilbert. "Nor have I tailed with her over the telephone. I understand that she is ready for the trial and there is no reason at this time why it should not come off as scheduled." When Bebe and her attorney came Jan. 19, the latter entered a plea of not guilty for his client and demanded a jury trial. Three weeks ago Attorney Gilbert called up the district attorney and Justice Cox and arranged to continue the case until Monday, March 28, at 10 a.m. Mrs. Phyllis Daniels, who was riding with Bebe at the time of her arrest, will accompany her daughter and in all probability will be called as a witness. Traffic Officer Myers will be the principal witness for the prosecution. Justice Cox made arrangements several weeks ago for the use of the courtroom of Department No. 1 of the superior court, in which Judge Z. B. West presides. Compared with the crowd that is expected to gather next Monday, the assemblage that jammed the justice court Jan. 19 is as nothing, according to predications. To accommodate everybody, especially the curious, Justice Cox sought the larger quarters. AUTO TRADES BAND TO BAY CITY MON. The Orange-co Auto Trades Assn. band will leave Anaheim at 4 p.m. Monday for San Diego where they will play Tuesday, Cal. Auto Trades Assn., day at the auto show in that city. They will also put on a booster program for Orange-co, J. C. S. Garrick is director and Jim Dierston manager. The band, which numbers 35 members, has just been equipped with coverall uniforms with the insignia of the association on the front and the insignia of some auto dealer on the back. The uniforms were furnished by the auto dealers. DRIVES 11,983 MI. WITHOUT REPAIRS Mrs. J. C. Kooken has had her car nine months and this is what she has to say: "We have our Maxwell nine months and have had no repairs on it whatever." Mrs. Kooken has driven 11,983 miles, part of this mileage being now located in their new building at S. Los Angeles and Elm-sits. This building, 50x150, was designed and erected exclusively for automobile painting. The entire front and back walls are composed of glass, which, in addition to the large windows on the sides, furnish an abundance of light. Large dustproof vinyl rooms where the cars are finished is also another feature. Willett Brothers have been established in Anaheim for some months and the high quality of their work and excellent service have aided them in making an exceptional growth. AUTO MEN PLAN TO SEE BAY CITY SHOW Secretary Herbert O. Davis has been calling on members of the Orange-co Auto Trades Assn., this week developing plans for a group of tradesmen to go down to San Diego Monday evening to attend the auto show Tuesday, when it is expected that large delegations of tradesmen from So. Calif. counties will attend. The band of the Orange-co association will go down 30 strong and it is expected that at least 100 men from the county will register at the show. Tuesday is Calif. Auto Trades Assn., day and in the evening the San Diegans will stage a "jazz" smoker for tradesmen from Orange, San Diego and Imperial-cos. Wednesday, March 30, is Orange-co day at the show. It is expected that a number of Orange-co folk will visit the exposition that day. 2 Out of 5 Autoists Make Wrong Signals That two out of five motorists who turn the corners in Anaheim do not make the proper signals is the declaration of O. B. Baxter, deputy marshal, today. Baxter stated he had stood on a principal corner and observed whether or not autists give the signals required and that this percentage make the wrong signals. Many do not make any signal at all, he said. He called attention to the danger there is in this laxity and is anxious that motorists overcome this carelessness which may result in the loss of life. SPAIN HAS 90c GASOLINE During September and October the Ford Blast Furnaces, Detroit, shipped to the Form assembly plant at Cadiz, Spain, 20,000 gallons of benzol. At present gasoline in Spain is selling at 90c per gallon. Benzol is being shipped there at a maximum cost of 45c per gallon. This not only means a 50 c.p saving in cost, but also a large saving in time and inconvenience in procuring gasoline, as Spain is experiencing an unusual shortage in motor fuels. Comment By Others TAXES (Public Service Monthly) "To figure his income tax," Neal O'Hara says "a man must be a mathemagician. A chap who can figure out how much he owes the government for making the world safe for democracy can make home brew without any fear of explosions." After sleepless nights and days of torture, if a man finally succeeds in figuring out the sum of his tax, he has to pay it with. Because all year long he has been paying taxes whenever he took his wife to the moving pictures, bought soothing syrup for the children, or purchased toothpaste for himself, and in a thousand and one other ways. The politicians of our nation, state, city and town apparently have one glorious objective—to see that no humble citizen finally escapes with any real money on his person. And to prevent him from earning the money in 1921 to pay what should be paid out of his 1920 income, he must give over his best hours to computing something like this, as Neal so quaintly remarks. Computation of taxes. Net income * Plus your street number, minus the average temperature of your flat, divided by the complexion of your cook * If you have no cook, subtract the square root of your suspenders and apply an anesthetic * Do you believe in tobacco ads? * What time do you get in nights? * (Men with $2000 exemption not required to answer). They don't get out nights.* Income from business or profession. What kind of business is rotten with you * Did you ever think of trying bootlegging? * What is your business address? At what address did you receive your valentines? * How many wolves are on your front veranda? * Total—(Items 257 to XVIII, from left to right in the order named, deducting DRIVES 11,983 MI. WITHOUT REPAIRS Mrs. J. C. Kooken has had her car nine months and this is what she has to say: "We have had our Maxwell nine months and have had no repairs on it whatever." Mrs. Kooken has driven 11,983 miles, part of this mileage being made over the "Rim O' the World" to Big Bear lake and back to her home in Los Angeles. She had five friends with a complete camping outfit with her. In this week of mountain driving she got 23 miles to one gallon of gasoline. Turton & Lumsdon are the local dealers for the Maxwell. FORD CONSTRUCTS LARGEST BOILERS The largest power house boilers in the world are now being installed in one of the Ford Motor Co.'s Detroit plants. To demonstrate just how big they really are, eight full-grown Ford cars were driven into one of them recently. The cars were lined up just outside the building, then, one at a time, they were driven inside, caught up in a rope sling, hoisted to the second floor and driven into the hugh boiler. Each boiler is enclosed in brick settings, with specially designed furnaces for burning pulverized coal. This in itself is a new feature in this kind of a boiler. While some experiments have been made with pulverized coal, no boiler has ever been specially constructed to use it. But Henry Ford departs easily from precedent in power producing plants, and once satisfied that pulverized coal is practical, he ordered special equipment designed and built for the new power house. The boiler furnaces will consume 8 tons of coal an hour. The coal, which is ground so fine that it passes through an unusually fine screen, is fed into the furnace from near the top. Inside, it is caught up by an air current which keeps it in circulation; and it is burned while in suspension. It touches neither the sides SPAIN HAS 90c GASOLINE During September and October the Ford Blast Furnaces, Detroit, shipped to the Form assembling plant at Cadiz, Spain, 20,000 gallons of benzol. At present gasoline in Spain is selling at 90c per gallon. Benzol is being shipped there at a maximum cost of 45c per gallon. This not only means a 50 pet. saving in cost, but also a large saving in time and inconvenience in procuring gasoline, as Spain is experiencing an unusual shortage in motor fuels. FORDSON PULLS FIRE ENGINE A Fordson tractor, rubber tire equipped, is being used by the city of Albany, Ore., for pulling its fire engine. The tractor is said to make between 15 and 20 miles an hour. When the Ford camera man was in Albany recently, he asked permission to procure a photograph of the Fordson and fire engine. The mayor had the schools dismissed, declared a holiday, and had the fire department pull its equipment into Main-st for photographing. SANTA ANA OFFICER IMPROVES HIS TIME Marshal Sam Jernigan of Santa Ana announced today that Night Desk Sergeant Herman J. Zabel has qualified as a fingerprint expert. Zabel has received a diploma showing that he graduated with honors after taking a practical correspondence course with the fingerprint department of the Univ. of Applied Science, Chicago. Zabel has also received a certificate of membership from the International Assn. for Identification, which has its headquarters at Leavenworth, Kansas. There is but one other member of this association in Orange-co, Charles Holbrook, deputy sheriff. It required one year for Zabel to complete the course of study. "Henry Ford has shown some of the big ones how to get rid of high excess profits and income taxes. Just quit grabbing such."—Houston, Tex. Dr. C. S. O'Toole, Physician and Surgeon, Phone: Residence 546; Offices 569 Warehouse spec — Phoebe 58 TWOGarage and Automobile Repair Shops the Best Equipped Machines —When your car goes wrong, bring wrist pins, cylinders reground and finish them to the proper fracture. Our Makers Is Adequately Equipped to Care for Cylinders Reground, Wrist Fractures Anaheim Machinery IRVING ABRIGATE 226 S. Los Angeles St. NEWS BY PRINGS one of the mating troumings in addition allow your full of sand, early for it, springs and all add 1000 tires in addition bridging community which are using service which the unniversal receive. touched, in personal joints, essentials are with the steery will hardquent occurments loose and ever. and it is casbrication is in motor only way to oper lubrinearly all and many to imper- 100 pct. Americanism. Do not talk to the motorman.) If you are confused, turn to page 319 and deduct the prepositions. You should now owe the government money. Did you ever stop to think that the politicians who inflict these things upon us are elected to their proud offices by our suffrage? If we could ever stop worrying about theoretical and hypothetical questions, and foreign complications which actually concern us remotely, if at all, forget rave, creed and party, and elect men to office not on the basis of how well they can do us, but upon the platform of how well they can do for us, we should have something approaching the free country we are supposed to live in. It is just the lack of cooperation and common sense in the exercise of our right to vote intelligently, that invites bolshevism and most of the other social evils that may threaten us. Our forefathers gave us, many of them at the expense of their lives, a sound form of government based upon that greatest of all bonds. The Declaration of Independence. And how have we kept our faith with them. It is the duty of every man who reads this to write to his national and state representatives, protesting against the over-burden of taxation and demanding economy in the con- duct of public business. But the most of us will let George do it. How would it be for every man who has aggressiveness enough to act upon this suggestion to drop a card to the editor saying, "I am with you and I have made my protest as I believe every American citizen should." "If Henry Ford paid for all the free advertising his car has received, every humorist in the country would have enough money to buy one of the machines, but Henry wouldn't have enough left to manufacture any more." — New York American. Painting, Paperhanging, Tinging. Day or contract. Phone 369. You Can't Afford to Build Until You Get My Prices Joseph R. Anderson BUILDER PECIAL PRICE ERVICE PEED ECURITY ATISFACTION Drop a Postcard to 201 Emily Street. Anabeim. Building Squier Villa Our forefathers gave us, many of them at the expense of their lives, a sound form of government based upon that greatest of all bonds. The Declaration of Independence. And how have we kept our faith with them. It is the duty of every man who reads this to write to his national and state representatives, protesting against the over-burden of taxation and demanding economy in the condition. The searching test of owner use has proved the Nash Four-Passenger Coupe, with its Perfected Valve-in-Head Motor, an uncommonly good motor car in every particular. Nash passenger cars are exceptionally fine in appearance. Their long, sweeping lines and graceful curves, the luster of their highly-polished bodies of deep Nash blue and their conservative yet up-to-the-minute style make them really beautiful cars which profit by any comparison. Five Passenger Touring ... $1645 Two Passenger Roadster ... $1645 Three Passenger Coupe ... $2265 Five Passenger Sedan ... $2475 Cord Tire Equipped—F. O. B. Orange County May Motor Company 332 W. 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