oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-06

GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCTION GROWS General Motors' relative production has forged ahead each quarter. In the September period corporation plants shipped 32 pct. of all passenger autos above the Ford class. Excluding Fords, there were 11,000 more passenger cars sold the third than the second 1921 quarter and General Motors was responsible for 9000 of these. General Motors sales the first quarter were 28 pct. of the total; 30 pct. the second quarter and 32 per cent the third. It seems likely that the corporation for the year will attain the 35 pct. ratio of 1920 as operations now are on a more satisfactory basis than with many other companies. Unlike last winter, President du Pont says General Motors does not expect to close any of its plants this year. Buick's development of the four-cylinder car was a stimulus to production not unlike that experienced by Studebaker thru its new models. Buick sold more than 31,000 cars the third quarter, about half the corporation's total. Buick's total was 9000 more than Studegaker's for the same quarter and 12,000 more than the previous Buick quarter. Cadillac, the other best known unit, slumped in the third period from more than 3000 to slightly under 2000 cars. This resulted from the necessary relaxation preparatory to the introduction of the new model. The new Cadillac is meeting with marked sales success and this unit is now operating practically at capacity. Probabilities are that the final quarter will be the best of the year. Chevrolet, the corporation's biggest unit, with sales of 125,000 last year, at its reduced price of $525 is fighting for Ford business. Sales the second and third quarter quadrupled the first three months' total of 5000. The Chevrolet selling organization is being extended and revitalized and officials feel that its great development is yet to come. The Scripps-Booth plant, which is being disposed of, sold less than 9000 cars last year again 36,000 for Oakland and 25,000 for Olds. Oldsmobile offers a complete line of passenger cars from four to eight Moral, Economic and Political Seenby Agriculturalist in Potash Says New Tax Would place Burden on Farmer and Imperil World Friendships and Confidence in America ALVA AGEE N. J. State Sec'ty of Agriculture THE effort to force a five year graduate duty on potash upon the farmers and consuming public in the Fordney Tariff Bill at a time when the cities are demanding low-priced food is denounced by Prof. Alva Agee, Secretary of the New Jersey State Department of Agriculture, as politically, economically and morally wrong. Prof. Agee, once the best potato grower in Ohio and later director of agricultural extension stations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, from his office in Trenton has just issued an appeal to defeat a measure which he Obtain would do irreparable injury to the American nation. The potash duty is against the interests of the farmer and all of the people of this country and Europe," said Mr. Agee. "While we naturally give first consideration to what affects our pocket book directly, the weightiest argument against the duty of potash is that Europe is overmorally." whemingly in debt even the interest on unless we make them some of the products articles, such as potash in abundance. "It seems an enormity we should prevent European what little she has after her restore commercial one country that maining. We shall say if we do not take labor in return for expire. "The tax is wrong because we should prevent European what little she has after her restore commercial one country that maining. We shall say if we do not take labor in return for expire." "The tax is wrong because we should prevent European what little she has after her restore commercial one country that maining. We shall say if we do not take labor in return for expire." Chevrolet, the corporation's biggest unit, with sales of 126,000 last year, at its reduced price of $525 is fighting for Ford business. Sales the second and third quarter quadrupled the first three months' total of 5000. The Chevrolet selling organization is being extended and revitalized and officials feel that its great development is yet to come. The Scripps-Booth plant, which is being disposed of, sold less than 9000 cars last year—again 36,000 for Oakland, and 25,000 for Olds. Oldsmobile offers a complete line of passenger cars from four to eight cylinders while the Oakland sport model is receiving particular attention. With its five remaining passenger car companies General Motors on its 1919 record, has capacity for 348,000 vehicles ranging in price from little more than $500 for the lowest priced Chevrolet to ten times that figure for the Cadillac enclosed models. FORGETS SEVERAL HUSBANDS’ NAMES CHICAGO, Dec. 6. — Uncle Sam’s soldiers and sailors were the lights of Helen Ferguson Dreiler, Wankegan, Ill. That is why she is in jail here today with her 3-year-old baby. Mrs. Dreler admitted marrying at least 15 gobs and donghboys. According to the government, she has collected almost $400 allotment money every month since her first marriage in 1917. Mrs. Dreler can only name four of her many spouses; the others were more events of a day, she says. BULLET PROOF TRUCK BAILS MAIL ROBBERS WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. — Hard times are in prospect for mailtruck robbers. The postoffice department tonight announced perfection of bullet-proof motortrack designed for use in the large cities where big moned shipments are handled. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Anaheim Gift Shop KEYSTONE MOVIES CATHOLIC RECTORY LOOTED BY PROWLER LORAIN, O., Dec. — Parish house burglars new class of prowlers—made their appearance here today. And their visit was a profitable one. It netted them nearly $5,000. Rectories of two Catholic priests were looted. At the home of Father Charles Reichlin $2,775 in cash, liberty bonds and war savings stamps were stolen. The intruders were frightened away from St. Mary's parsonage before they gained access to the office of Rev. J. J. Johnston, pastor of the church. XMAS DISPLACEMENTER'S Kustiner's men's arranged an eschecriment of Christmas gifts attractive store windows more than the usual window dresser. The spirit of the is developed tasteful windows and thruout. Divest nations and reds, suspicious actions and there would be huge armaments. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Great Leader Thomas Jefferson President and D. Lomat Whose foresighted policy gave the United States the great states which now reprint the Louisiana Purchase, bought from France under Napoleon in 1803. KEYSTONE MOVIES Finest home Moving Picture Machine on the market. Will show any of the regular reel pictures $5, $10, $15, $17.50, $25 A small payment down will secure one of these machines. Special Extra Films for screen 30 feet film ...$ .75 100 feet film ...$2.50 Every film different. Anaheim Music & Novelty Co. Next to Fairyland H. J. EFKER Whose foresighted policy gave the U.S. States the great states which now represent the Louisiana Purchase, bought from France under Napoleon in 1803. BRUNSWICK TIRES Are made not for a price but for a purpose. Brunswick policy builds for the future, the first being to make a tire that will give you the utmost service and satisfaction. So Brunswick Tires are built on the policy of making the price quality, instead of making the ity fit a price. The true measure of a tire's is not its cost, but its price per mile fit a price. Let your next tire be a Brunswick and you will soon have Brunswicks. Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R.: WALTER, Prop. 156 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 259 for Service Car Buy a S THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FORESTER WARNS PICKERS OF HOLLY Mr. Stewart Flinthem, county forester, states that several persons have reported to him that they have been advised by the Auto Club of So. Calif., that the law permits persons to freely take holly from private property without the necessity of secing during the consent of the owner. Mr. Flinthem points out that such advice, if given, is not correct. Holly may now be taken from private property only with the consent of the owner, and may lawfully be taken from public land under any conditions. The Penal Code, Section 1, covers this subject under Section 384-A, which was adopted at the 1921 session of the legislature and is now in effect. It reads as follows: NEW PRICES WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR NEW PRICE LIST ON THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR SHOE FOR WHICH WE ARE SOLE AGENTS. COMPARISON WILL PROVE TO YOU THAT THESE ARE VERY UNUSUAL SHOE VALUES. Black or Brown XMAS DISPLAY AT KUSTINER'S UNUSUAL Kustiner's men's wear store has arranged an especial appeal to buyers of Christmas gifts for men in its attractive store windows which show more than the usual artistic touch of the window dresser. The spirit of the Yuletide season is developed tastefully both in the windows and throut the store. Divest nations and peoples of hatreds, suspicious and selfish ambitions, and there would be no need of huge armaments. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing AGENTS. COMPARISON WILL PROVE TO YOU THAT THESE ARE VERY UNUSUAL SHOE VALUES. Black or Brown Straight English Walk-Over Price $8.50 If you are over 40 the Manhattan last is a comfortable and dressy Walk Over at $8.50. ON THE SQP ANAHEIM New Mode The GREATER New Straight Line R New Model The GREATER New Straight-Line B Delco Electrical Eq Perfected Valve Wonderful Ne Other important features convenience and effi New top, set low, with one large rectangular window in rear Accurate gasoline gauge on dash Low front seat with unusually broad cushions Parking lights on conl Rear doors of extra width Here is the New Standard of Come In and NASH SIX PRICES 1-passenger touring car $1835 2-passenger roadster $1815 4-passenger sport model $1990 7-passenger touring car $1990 1-passenger coupe $2730 7-passenger sedan $3045 Above prices are delivered in Orange County, freight and war tax paid. All Nash models, both open and closed, have cord tires as standard equipment. Tuesday, December 6, 1921 Section 384—A Protection of Toyon or Christmas Red Berry Penalty. Any person, firm, or corporation is guilty of misdemeanor. (a) Who mutinates or destroys any Toyon or Christmas Red Berry tree (Heteromeles arbitifolia) growing on public or private land, unless in the case of private land, the owner gives his consent, thereto, or (b) Who sells, offers, or exposes for sale any Toyon or Christmas red-jerry (Heteromeles arbitifolia) or any part thereof grown on land in this grape; provided that this plant graph shall not prevent the sale of such Christmas red-berry taken from privately owned lands by, or with the consent in writing of the owner of the land. (In effect 90 days from and after April 29, 1921, State. 1981—chap. 147. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing Walk-Over SHOES Combination Wide Toe and Narrow Heel Many well-dressed men need just the snug fit of these heels. ASK FOR ARCHITET Black Kid $8.50 Brown Kid $10.00 BROWN BROGUE A FINE STROKE IN BROGUE DESIGNING Walk-Over designers have deftly worked out in this model a variation of brogue style which establishes a new touch in men's patterning. Note the slightly squared French-English toe effect. Price A FINE STROKE IN BROGUE DESIGNING Walk-Over designers have deftly worked out in this model a variation of brogue style which establishes a new touch in men's patterning. Note the slightly squared French-English toe effect. Price $10.00 ON THE SQUARE SQR Store HALEM CALIFORNIA A new Oxford with heavy stitching; Brogue design $10.00. New Model 691 EATER NASH SIX New Model 691 HEATER NASH SIX Light-Line Body Electrical Equipment Effected Valve-in-Head Motor Wonderful New-Type Springs Other important features of comfort, convenience and efficiency: Large rectangular Outside door handles of bright silver finish Pocket in left front door for tool case and tools Nash New curtains perfectly fitted Unusually broad Low tilted windshield Ramps on cowl New and doubly powerful emergency brake on transmission Doors of extra width Cord tires — 33 x 4 standard of Value Today—at $1835 come In and See It May Motor Company Orange County Distributors 322 West Center 211 No. Main Anaheim Santa Ana