oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-05

HEAVY DEMAND FOR CHEVROLETS NOW "Chevrolets are much in demand these days," states Frank P. Taggart, dealer for this motor product in northern Orange county. "In fact, the orders are coming so thick and fast that conditions savor of the good old days some two or three years ago, when it was necessary to go to the factory and drive away the cars under their own power in order to improve delivery. During the past few weeks it has been necessary to resort to this method on several occasions and on the return trip to Fullerton from the Oakland factory we have had ample opportunity to fully test the temper of the new refined Chevrolet. "Needless to say the records thus obtained have proved more than satisfactory. The outstanding feature is the wonderful gasoline mileage, a mileage which is lauded in the advertising of many other makes of automobiles as phenomenal." John Van Buren and Earnest Hauser have just returned from Oakland, each piloting a Chevrolet "490." Their total expense for the two cars as turned in to G. M. Goodale, cashier and bookkeeper for the Taggart organization, was $6.86, or an average of $3.43 for each car. Plenty of gasoline still remained in the tanks of the cars on their arrival in Fullerton, but using sixteen gallons—the amount of fuel placed in each car—as the bases of an estimate, the individual average was twenty-six miles to the gallon. It was not necessary to replenish the supply of oil after leaving the factory dock. "With the many new refinements which are now exhibited on the Chevrolet and the new low price, can you wonder that people are anxious to get behind the wheel of this excellent car?" is the question that Mr. Taggart is asking. USE STARTER ONLY WHEN MUCH NEEDED What is the greatest drain on an automobile storage battery operating the starting motor. Mr. Cecil, of the Automotive Electric Co., USL Service Station representative for this locality says that under no condition should this motor be used in running the car. If it is, permanent damage may result to the battery. What can be accomplished in a short time by a husky young motor car when it really sets out to do things is shown by the two-year record of the Velle Light Six, which had its second birth anniversary this week. In telling of the record of this Velle youngster McGraw Bros., Velle distributors said the general pro- said McGraw. "The Velle model reaches when the fire was at while the flames we the entire reserve they was rushed to the tonneau filled with fo for the exhausted figthe first time a Velle USE STARTER ONLY WHEN MUCH NEEDED What is the greatest drain on an automobile storage battery operating the starting motor. Mr. Cecil, of the Automotive Electric Co., USL Service Station representative for this locality says that under no condition should this motor be used in running the car. If it is, permanent damage may result to the battery. "The storage battery is not too intricate mechanism for the motorist to master at least its fundamentals. For example, he should know a little more than merely keeping the plates covered with electrolyte by adding pure distilled water occasionally. He should know something about electrolyte and how battery plates wear out. He should understand the normal specific gravity of this fluid, so that he will have a battery recharged and the conditions affecting it rectified before it is too late. "Furthermore, he should be able to recognize the difference between up-to-date machine-pasted plates and the old style hand-made plates. The greater pressure used in the manufacture of machine-pasted plates and the resultant greater density and tougher structure make these plates more durable. They are able to resist longer the wearing out action to which they are subjected." $11,000 JURY AWARD IN AUTO CRASH CASE Stay of execution, until ruling is made by the court on motion for a new trial, was yesterday granted to A. N. Cox, of Santa Ana, against whom a jury in Judge Williams' superior court late yesterday awarded damages totaling $11,112.60, approximately half of the amount asked by Mrs. Blanche Newton, and her husband, Noel Newton, for injuries and damages alleged to have been received in an automobile accident. Of the sum allowed, $8,000 was awarded to Mrs. Newton and the remainder to her husband. The amount was given for injuries received in an automobile collision Nov. 1, 1920, at the corner of Grand avenue and Seventeenth streets, northeast of Santa Ana, when the automobile in which Newton and his wife were riding, was struck and upset by an automobile driven by Cox. What can be accomplished in a short time by a husky young motor car when it really sets out to do things is shown by the two-year record of the Velle Light Six, which had its second birth anniversary this week. In telling of the record of this Velle youngster McGraw Bros., Velle distributors, said the general progress of the entire automotive world is exemplified in the achievements and records made by ythis comparatively new member of the famous Velle family of motor cars. "The Velie Model 34 began its career with a sort of baptism of fire in the big forest fire in the Angelus National Forest reserve two years ago." CHIROPRACTORS ARE AWAITING TRIAL Testimony given before Justice J. B. Cox against Drs. A. D. Anderson, J. A. Hatch and J. G. Kelley, chiropractors, was complimentary, but it also was effective, as they were today awaiting trial in the superior court on charges of practicing healing without a license from the state board of medical examiners. Each has posted $100 bail for his appearance. A small group of interested spectators in Justice Cox's court watched the prosecution of the chiropractors for failure to solve the puzzle of how to get something they are forbidden to have—a state license. They, as well as the witnesses called to testify against the chiropractors, seemed to have a keen sympathy for the defendants. One white haired old man, in particular, punctuated each complimentary bit of evidence with hearty grunts, apparently of approval. Words of the witnesses on the stand might have been considered not only as testimony but as testimonials. The case of Dr. Anderson was typical of all three. R. O. Smith, farmer, was being questioned by Deputy Dist. Atty C. N. Mozley, and also by Griffith Jones, Los Angeles attorney, who defended the chiropractors. Smith testified that he had paid Dr. Anderson $36 for 24 "adjust- TRIAL DATE IN BOOZE L With one of the bur Counta, released ball, the second tri Claude Gammon and was set by Judge Z. superior court, for Jau Gammon and Percy county jail in default $500 each. Bail for Counts wter the court® had ments" and had be hay fever. Attorney Jones dis examination of witnessing an expression f scribbling their treati chiropractor as "a m Then he argued stre missal of the action that the witnesses fled could not be te afflicted." The court overruf for dismissal. The district attorney assisted in conducting tion of witnesses by special agent for the medical examiners." For Ford Cars Sold with an absolute written guarantee $25.00 AUTO ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE CO. Orange County Distributors for Vesta Batteries WEST BROS. Cor. Chestnut and Los Angeles Streets Anaheim, Phone 31 Placentia RETREADING THAT PAYS Have your tires retreaded or section work done, where you get results. We guarantee all our work and will give you expert advice on any tires needing repairing; 6000 miles on our retreads is an every day occurrence. ANAHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS S. R. WALTERS, Prdn. 156 South Los Angeles Street Phone 259 for Service Car Buy a Spare evements Exemplify the Progress of Motor said McGraw. "The first car of this street and the many other obstacles Velle model reached Los Angeles that a winter's storms can put on the when the fire was at its height and Wawona road won for Velle the cov- while the flames were threatening Dyns cup. the entire reserve the brand new car was rushed to the mountains with in the other side of the world. In the tonneau filled with food and supplies famous run from London to Edin- for the exhausted fighters. This was burgh the Velle 34 won the gold the first time a Velle Light Six had what is considered by many well-in- formed motorists the greatest of all motor car test runs—the successful trip down into the bottom of the Grand canyon from the rim, the diffi- fult run along the bottom of the great gorge to the very edge of the "Ju new w compl its ex of Velle few y achiev said McGraw, "The first car of this race and the many other obstacles that a winter's storms can put on the Welle model reached Los Angeles when the fire was at its height and while the flames were threatening the entire reserve the brand new car was rushed to the mountains with tonneau filled with food and supplies for the exhausted fighters. This was the first time a Velle Light Six had ever been on the roads of California. First to Yosemite "A few weeks later the Velle 34 was the first automobile owned in Southern California to get into Yosemite valley, over the difficult Wawona road in 1920, and this great battle against deep mud, snow, fallen visits Grand Canyon "Then came the crowning achievement of all. The Velle left Los Angeles one morning with four passengers and a heavy load of camping equipment, headed castward. When it returned a fortnight later it had made what is considered by many well-informed motorists the greatest of all motor car test runs—the successful trip down into the bottom of the Grand canyon from the rim, the difficult run along the bottom of the great gorge to the very edge of the Colorado river, and the stiff upward climb under its own power that brought the Velle back up to the rim again. And the entire run from Los Angeles, down into the canyon, back up again and back to Los Angeles was made without the addition of a single drop of water to the Velle's radiator after the car left Los Angeles." TRIAL DATE RESET IN BOOZE LURE CASE With one of the defendants, Wilbur Counts, released today on $500 bail, the second trial of counts Claude Gammon and Chester Percy, was set by Judge Z. B. West, in the superior court, for Jan. 9 and 10. Gammon and Percy remained in the county jail in default of their bail, $500 each. Bail for Counts was furnished after the court had agreed that it mentions" and had been relieved of hay fever. Attorney Jones directed his cross-examination of witnesses to securing an expression from them, describing their treatment from the chiropractor as "a massage motion." Then he argued strenuously for dismissal of the action on the ground that the witnesses who had testified could not be termed "sick and afflicted." The court overruled the motion for dismissal. The district attorney's office was assisted in conducting the examination of witnesses by H. J. Castellaw, special agent for the state board of medical examiners. Tanker Takes Water to Spanish Troops SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 5.—A Spanish tanker built in London recently left with a large supply of fresh water for Spanish troops fighting in Morocco. It was reported before the tanker left that the campaign was being delayed owing to the lack of water. $675 Delivered in Orange County A Lower Price on the NEW, REFINED CHEVROLET FOUR-NINETY Announcing VICTOR TIRI There is more guarantee than extraordinary service to have our headquarters Anaheim, believing there come a tire and tire sealand economy to them. $675 Delivered in Orange County A Lower Price on the NEW, REFINED CHEVROLET FOUR-NINETY MORE THAN 500,000 OWNERS —A car so powerful as to meet the requirements of any road condition. —A car excellent mechanically and so economical in operation as to make it desirable to vast numbers who want economical and satisfactory motor car transportation. —The refinements recently added make it more desirable than ever. Frank P. Taggart FULLERTON 121 W. Commonwealth Phone 555 ANAHEIM 306 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 490 of Motor World FROM THE RIM OF THE GRAND CANYON DOWN TO THE BOTTOM AND TO THE EDGE OF THE COLORADO RIVER-THEN BACK UP AGAIN UNDER ITS OWN POWER RESPOND QUICKLY TO QUIZ SUMMONS Alarcity in responding to summons from Elmer B. Burns, deputy collector of internal revenue, has characterized most of the county income tax delinquents who are being questioned about alleged irregularities in their tax returns. Approximately a score have been questioned by Burns this week while probably six times that number are expected to appear for questioning next week, it was stated today. Notices summoning the delinquents were sent out Tuesday, but a number are responding to adult letters sent from Washington and Los Angeles. Most of the irregularities, according to Burns, were caused by the failure of taxpayers to consider the depreciation of improved property at the time of transfer or sale. LUMBER JACKS WORK FOR PRE-WAR WAGES QUEBEC, Nov. 5—In an effort to stimulate revival of building, now at the lowest ebb in the history of Canada, lumber companies in northern Ontario and Quebec have reduced wages of lumberjacks to pre-war levels. Radical reductions in lumber prices are expected. REPAIR PRICE SCHEDULE On Chevrolet Model 490 Grinding Valves..... $ 4.50 Take Up Bearings..... 7.00 Valves and Bearings..... 11.00 Install Wrist Pins..... 5.50 Timken Bearings (including bearings)..... 8.50 Grind Valves, Take Up Bearings, Install Wrist Pins and Step-cut Rings..... 22.50 Overhaul Rear End..... 8.00 Reline Clutch (including leather)..... 12.50 Spindle and Tie-rod Bushings (installed)..... 3.25 Other makes of cars in propor- by many well-inthe greatest of all—the successful the bottom of the the rim, the diffe bottom of the every edge of the the stiff upward own power that ack up to the rim are run from Los the canyon, back to Los Angeles the addition of a ar to the Velle's car left Los Ange- “Just now the Velle is sighing for new worlds to conquer. If it can accomplish so much in the first year of its existence what will the collection of Velle medals and cups look like a few years hence? But best of all the achievements of this Velle 34 are just the gauge of progress that is being made throughout the whole automotive world. Progress is marked by achievement, and these Velle records are proof that better motor cars are being made today than were ever made in the entire past history of the gasoline engine.” CLEMMER & MILLINGS 306 N. Los Angeles Street Phone 684 Announcing the New Price on the VICTOR TIRES 20% REDUCTION HERE IS MORE THAN A MILEAGE GUARANTEE BACK OF VICTOR TIRES AN ANNOUNCEMENT Splendid success achieved by Victor Tires through their extraordinary service to the motorists of Santa Ana where we (our headquarters) has caused us to open a branch store in Neim, believing that the car owners of this city will welcome a tire and tire service which will represent super-mileage economy to them. SPECIAL FEATURES There is more than a mileage guarantee back of Victor Tires. 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