oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-01

Saturday Light Six Studios YOUR PLAIN Decidedly FORING THEM There are plenty of good AT GROW-why the Studebaker light six so such quantities all over Orange county, says Harry D. Riley, distributor. For example: At all driving speeds up to fifty-five miles an hour, the light six is freer from vibration than any car of its approximate size and weight yet produced in Europe of America. The powerful motor contains noteworthy inventions and improvements by Studebaker engineers, and is most efficient in utilizing the low grades of fuel now on the market. The clutch, transmission, axles, gears, brakes and operating mechanism generally are co-ordinated in design, manufactured by one organization, and function harmoniously as a complete, well-built, reliable automobile. The light-six is built complete in the most modern and complete automobile plant in the world, erected by Studebaker at South Bend especially for the production of this car. Over $20,000,000 have been spent, and the buildings, machinery and entire plant equipment are the finest that money can buy. Noteworthy for precision of measurement, quality, and completeness is the wonderful equipment of tools, jigs, dies, and gauges. All of the tools were designed and many of them made by Studebaker experts. The engines, axles, transmissions, frames, bodies, tops and other parts of the car are produced complete, under scientific methods and constant inspections to prevent errors. DODGE CARS ARE SELLING FAST Mann has sold all the cars of the changed models he was able to obtain and now over some more, which are likely to just as fast as the first ones. The Dodge always has been a dependable machine mechanically, and the improvements are rather in the line of improving appearances. The company has at the same time cut costs of manufacture and given the purchaser the benefit. "Wood practically is eliminated from the construction of the business coupe, which is the first all-stel car ever marketed in America," says Mann. "Hence the costly and tedious individual work required on wood bodies is ended, and quantity production is possible. Even the framework and panels are of steel, and the natural result is a lighter, quieter and more durable car. Steel prolongs the life and reduces the possibility of squeaks and rattles." "It is in reality a coupe at a roadster price." "The car is built to stand the hammering of everyday use, but it possesses the beauty of line which everybody is accustomed to look for in Dodge cars." Mann continued. "It lacks only what I might term the depreciation liabilities of the more expensive coupes. It is upholstered in genuine leather, has a wide, comfortable straight seat, is equipped with cord tires, heater, dome-light, windshield cleaner and adjustments for lowering and raising windows." Regarding the changes in other cars, Mann said that it was the company's policy to make changes year after year and month after month to maintain the progress toward better things which Dodge cars always have displayed. Hudson-Essex Outfit Breaks All Records The output of the Hudson Motor Car Co., and Essex Motors on June 20 reached the largest number of cars ever made by the companies in 51.4 MILES ON ONE GAS It seems impossible but it is absolutely done with a Ford car. Chicago a few weeks certion is backed by the Aute Club of Chicago was fitted with one O-F Stromberg carburetor sells complete with all five hot spot manifold on 10 days trial. In this time the Ford thoroughly satisfied satisfied purchase price. West Broos are No contributors for the Studebaker and have a numcarburetor sold. On great demand customer care of in the order they are received. This vehicle can be seen at Auto Electric Maintain Los Angeles and Chemlm. They will be all about the world's retor. Goodyear Adv Free, Bu Is a tire only on a Bock, local distributor year, don't think so. absorber, to a cer means much in the ing. A tire may cut tremendously. In cargo is delicate, then need, just as it doesgers it carries. It may and oil. Yes, tires say the firm. Goodyear service st Nenno & Bock's is th you what is the correct vehicle, whether it pleasure car. They take care of your there's no money in customer. They'll tell rims to use. They'll give the benefit of all th rected, which largely ence means. COLDEST SPOT EARTH RE - YOU - YOUR - BATTERY - SERVICE? If Not Call at the Independent Battery Station COLUMBIA STORAGE BATTERY Surpasses all by 10% in every detail. Hudson-Essex Outfit Breaks All Records The output of the Hudson Motor Car Co., and Essex Motors on June 20 reached the largest number of cars ever made by the companies in their history in a single day—305 Hudson and Essex cars being produced in nine hours. The largest previous single day's production was on April 7, when 300 cars were turned out in 10 hours and 20 minutes. On the following day, with less than six months of 1922 gone, Hudson and Essex surpassed their total 1921 production of 27,143, according to word just received from the factory at Detroit by H. L. Grove, local manager of Townsend & Nudery, Hudson-Essex dealers. "Hudson and Essex are now out to beat their output for their greatest year heretofore—1920," says Grove. "They plan to do it by early fall. Even after all records are broken, officials inform me that the company's big plant is certain to continue heavy production because of the unprecedented demand for Hudson and Essex cars—particularly the new coach models." "Hudson and Essex have enjoyed a remarkable year to date. March sales were greater than those for any month since July, 1920. April exceeded March by a considerable margin. May's were the greatest in the history of the two companies, and June totals, when compiled will be found to be even higher." WOMEN DIG OWN GRAVES WITH TEETH LONDON, July 1.—"Women eat too much." Thus Cecil Webb Johnson, a London doctor, claims that women, "dig their graves with their teeth." "I feel it to be a public duty to warn women that if they increase the amount of food they take in the 24 hours the only people who will benefit will be the doctors," he declared. He attributes the prime cause of premature illness and death among women to: Incessant "nibbling." Too many "messes" and not enough fruit. Forcing food down at all hours instead of eating regularly. Too much tea drinking. Lack of green stuffs, salads, spinach, etc. Too much meat. German experimenters have obtained better results than with superheated steam from engines to pany's policy to make changes year after year and month after month to maintain the progress toward better things which Dodge cars always have displayed. GOodyear service stu Neanno & Bock's is th you what is the corr vehicle, whether i pleasure car. They take care of your there's no money in customer. They'll tel rims to use. They'll g the benefit of all th rected, which largely ence means. COLDEST SPOT EARTH WASHINGTON, J. coldest spot in the found. By comparison, is warmer than the e. A person able to frigidity could explicate if a hula haila. It is so much colder spot in the universe we almost impossible it is 515 degrees F zero. The known temperature North Pole varies fre grees below zero altitude ever reached the temperatured hot degrees below zero seven miles up. This record low t produced in the cryof or the bureau of min interior, where for years scientists have an effort to liquefy he it and make it 100 p in the lift of giant di there is no limit expected, except in the condenser coils absolutely protected side temperatures, al vacuum about them the most difficult o come. GUARD SPURT FOR SIGHT PARIS, July 1.—has been added to Versallies, which ev American tourist fe vote a day to. In the old days, th content to visit th grand monarch, th er, favorites. But no mand to visit the p man of many fau Theyfind the adamant, however, tip under the sun visit the condemned of the mighty bear do to get a thrill fs the prison on the v that cold February n severed head dropped basket. WESTERN EL NATIONAL LOS ANGELES, J ern California Elks, leave Los Angeles f Can You Beat This? Our now well known 6000-Mile fabric tire at the following prices: 30x3 $7.85 30x3½ $8.75 (All other sizes reduced in proportion) Para-BELL 10,000 MILE Cords 30x3½ (6-ply) $16.70 33x4 $29.50 32x4 $28.35 34x4 $30.00 (All other sizes in proportion) War Tax and SERVICE on all included. The Reliable Tire Co. 147 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim 51.4 MILES ON ONE GALLON GAS It seems impossible, doesn't it, but it is absolutely true. This was done with a Ford car in the city of Chicago a few weeks ago. This assertion is backed by the A.A.A. and the Auto Club of Chicago. This car was fitted with one of the new type O-F Stromberg carburetors which are taking the country by storm. This carburetor sells for only $15.75, complete with all fittings including a hot spot manifold and is installed on 10 days trial. If at the end of this time the Ford owner is not thoroughly satisfied or more than satisfied purchase price is refunded. West Bros. are No. Orange-co distributors for the Stromberg carburetor and have a number of this type carburetor sold. On account of the great demand customers are taken care of in the order that their names are received. This wonderful product can be seen at West Bros., The Auto Electric Maintenance Co., at Los Angeles and Chestnut-sts., Anaheim. They will be glad to tell you all about the world's greatest carburetor. Goodyear Advice Free, But Valuable Is a tire only a tire? Nenno & Bock, local distributors of the Goodyear, don't think so. A tire's a shock absorber, to a certain extent, and means much in the comfort of driving. A tire may cut upkeep expenses tremendously. In cases where the cargo is delicate, the tire may fit the need, just as it does with the passengers it carries. It may save mileage and oil. Yes, tires are important, says the firm. Goodyear service stations, of which Nenno & Bock's is the local one, tell you what is the correct tire for your vehicle, whether it is a truck or pleasure car. They tell you how to take care of your tires, realizing there's no money in losing a good customer. They'll tell you the proper rims to use. They'll give you in short the benefit of all the mistakes corrected, which largely is what experience means. COLDEST SPOT ON EARTH 515 BELOW NEW AUTO FENDER STOPS CAR AS HIT Photo shows the test of a really new safety device for automobiles, tried out in the presence of Chief of Police O'Brien of San Francisco. A spring cable "bumper" is so connected that on hitting a pedestrian it instantly shuts off the ignition and applies the brakes. In this test a car going fifteen miles an hour was stopped in two feet automatically. A secondary bumper is designed to protect the machine itself should a solid object be struck. The spring cable bumper "gives" a foot, eliminating the first shock when the pedestrian is struck. GOWNS OF MOVIE STAR WILL DAZZLE Maron Aye, the beautiful film queen whose vaudeville debut will take place at the California theatre tomorrow, promises a real treat in two manners. First of all, she is going to display some remarkable gowns. Her wardrobe has just arrived from New York and according to the pretty star, should dazzle the eyes of all who witness it. Next in order is the nature of her entertainment. Miss Aye has surrounded herself with one of the jazziest of jazz bands who promise to jazz things up entirely in keeping with Maryon's ultra-nothing costumes and Irving Grossman, known throughout the country as one of the finest lyric tenors, will serve the song fest of the occasion. Miss Aye and Mr. Grossman do several things. FRENCH MOTHERS DEBATE LIBERTY PARIS, July 1. — Paris mothers are stirred over a question of propriety. Should they allow their daughters on the streets unaccompanied and, if so, at what age can they be safely turned loose from the protecting eye? Before the war came to upset traditions, the question could simply never have been raised as there could have been but one answer—a negative one. The burdens which women of all ages, however, were called upon to play during the war have wrought a change in the whole social fabric and just how great this change has been, may be reflected on some of the views expressed by readers in the French press. The remarkable feature of the discussion is that not a single mother's voice has been raised in protest against allowing young women to go about unaccompanied, the discussion has centered on determining the age... GOODYear service stations, of which Nenno & Bock's is the local one, tell you what is the correct wire for your vehicle, whether it is a truck or pleasure car. They tell you how to take care of your tires, realizing there's no money in losing a good customer. They'll tell you the proper rims to use. They'll give you in short the benefit of all the mistakes corrected, which largely is what experience means. COLDEST SPOT ON EARTH 515 BELOW WASHINGTON, July 1. — The coldest spot in the world has been found. By comparison the North Pole is warmer than the tropics. A person able to stand this new frigidity could explore the Arctic circle if a hula hula skirt. It is so much colder than any other spot in the universe that comparisons are almost impossible. To be exact, it is 515 degrees Fahrenheit, below zero. The known temperature near the North Pole varies from 30 to 60 degrees below zero. At the highest altitude ever reached in an airplane the temperature hovered around 60 degrees below zero. This was nearly seven miles up. This record low temperature was produced in the cryogenic laboratory of the bureau of mines department of interior, where for more than two years scientists have been working in an effort to liquefy helium gas, purify it and make it 100 per cent efficient in the lift of giant dirigibles. There is no limit to what may be expected, except in the insulation of the condenser coils. These must be absolutely protected from any outside temperatures, and constructing a vacuum about them has been one of the most difficult obstacles to overcome. GUARD SPURNS GOLD FOR SIGHT OF CELL PARIS, July 1. — Another division has been added to the classic trip to Versalles, which every conscientious American tourist feels bound to devote a day to. In the old days, the 'trippers' were content to visit the palace of the grand monarch, the man of many—er, favorites. But nowadays they demand to visit the prison of Landru, the man of many fiances. They find the prison guardian adamant, however. No, not for any tip under the sun will he let them visit the condemned cell of the man of the mighty beard. All they can do to get a thrill is to stand outside the prison on the very spot where, that cold February morning, Landru's severed head dropped into the waiting basket. WESTERN ELKS TO NATIONAL MEETING LOS ANGELES, July 1. — Southern California Elks, 150 strong, will leave Los Angeles for Atlantic City, Goodyear service stations, of which Nenno & Bock's is the local one, tell you what is the correct wire for your vehicle, whether it is a truck or pleasure car. They tell you how to take care of your tires, realizing there’s no money in losing a good customer. They’ll tell you the proper rims to use. They’ll give you in short the benefit of all the mistakes corrected, which largely is what experience means. Miss Aye has surrounded herself with one of the jazziest of jazz bands who promise to jazz things up entirely in keeping with Maryon's ultra-nothing costumes and Irving Grossman, known throughout the country as one of the finest lyric tenors, will serve the song fest of the occasion. Miss Aye and Mr. Grossman do several exceptional numbers together and their offering has been regarded as one of the season's finest. Maryon Aye is a picture star of no mean repute. Her pictures have been released throughout the world and she has just completed a movie contract in which she made and delivered eighteen Western films starring in all of them. Chief among these are "A Streak of Yellow," "No Man's Gold," "When East Meets West," "The Artful Avenger," "Phantom of the Hills," and many others. She was a Vitagraph and Fox star for many months and will return to the movies in the fall—after her summer vaudeville tour. Maryon Aye has won many honors for her beauty and form divine. Bert Levy, the famed London cartoonist and painter submitted a series of twelve studies of Miss Aye in the Annual London Art Exhibit. The display won first prizes. She has posed for many of the world's greatest artists and her face has appeared on the covers of practically every magazine in the country. Miss Aye was the first movie star to sign the much talked about morality clause in picture stars' contracts. The picture program is also very enticing, to say the least. Betty Compson, darling of the screen, will appear in her newest photoplay. "Over the Border." Unquestionably, this is Betty's greatest picture and should create much comment here Sunday and Monday. The photoplay program also includes another thrilling chapter of "Robinson Crusoe," which will be shown Sunday afternoon only. It will afford the kiddies another opportunity to get punches for their cards, and some boy or girl going to win that Catalina free trip, so get busy, kiddies. With DeWitt Reese at the monster Wurlitzer organ, and the other splendid subjects on the bill, it promises to be one of the most sensational programs here in many a day. To prevent fires in motor vehicles an automatic sprinkler has been invented, to be mounted under a hood in such a position that it sprays the motor with a chemical solution when it becomes overheated and melts a fuse. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. BUENA PARK, July 1. (Spl.)—Mrs. Orin House and daughter, Ruth, of Van Nuys were the guests of Mrs. M. S. Berkey this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mann motored to Rialto on Thursday to visit Mrs. Mann's aunt, Mrs. E. E. Shaw. Mrs. M. S. Wygle and children have just returned from a vacation of a week at Long Beach. Mesdames D., W. Hasson, A. C. Mann, S. S. Greenwait and C. W. Miller motored to Downey on Thursday afternoon and visited with Mrs. Ellsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sterling of Calipatria, Cal., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W.-B. Shaw were called to San Bernardino on Wednesday by the serious illness of Mr. Shaw's father. Miss Milford Johnson is preparing to leave soon for Lanes hospital at San Francisco to train as a purse. Mrs. J. B. Robison, Mrs. M. S. Berkey, Mrs. Orin House and daughter, Ruth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Porter at Fullerton on Wednesday. Eugene Childers and Kenneth Jaynes left on Friday for a two weeks outing with the Y. M. C. A. at Catalina. Miss Irma Robison is visiting with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Berkey at Whittier. Cleo Ruby and Evelyn Nutall of Fullerton visited with Virginia Roberson on Thursday. All the business houses and the library will be closed all day Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. D.W.Hasson returned on Wednesday from San Diego, where she visited for several days. Mrs.C.W.Miller motored to Anaheim on Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs.R.Z.Adams and son, Bobbie, and Mrs.E.J.Dutech of Los Angeles were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.L.J.Robson. Mrs.Ethel Conway spent Thursday at San Pedro with her parents Mr. and Mrs.G.R.Breckenridge. adamant, however. No, not for any tip under the sun will he let them visit the condemned cell of the man of the mighty beard. All they can do to get a thrill is to stand outside the prison on the very spot where, that cold February morning, Landru's severed head dropped into the waiting basket. WESTERN ELKS TO NATIONAL MEETING LOS ANGELES, July 1. — Southern California Elks, 150 strong, will leave Los Angeles for Atlantic City, N. J., next Wednesday to attend the annual convention in the famed eastern resort, according to an announcement made today. Whisked across the continent in their chartered Union Pacific special, the delegation of "Bills" is expected to arrive in Atlantic City by July 10. Members of the family of a large number of Elks are expected to make the trip on the special. The train, which will be made up here for the eastern trip, will be composed of approximately six Pullmans. BINOGULARS SHOW WAY TO ENTER JAIL LONDON, July 1. — Sydney Norburn, 59 years old, went to a department store and bought himself a pair of binoculars, with night lenses. He appeared next day before the Middlesex county magistrates for watching the lovers on the seats in Hyde Park through his new purchase Norburn offered a plea of "idle curiosity." The magistrate offered Norburn the choice of a $10 fine or a week in jail. The invention of a process for obtaining cellulose, a filtering material for sugar and several useful chemicals from rice hulls, generally used as waste, is claimed by a German chemist. To carry parcels on bicycles a basket has been invented which is mounted on a bar hinged to the frame so that it can be carried up when idle or extended to rest on a small wheel when filled. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Wurlitzer organ, and the other splendid subjects on the bill, it promises to be one of the most sensational programs here in many a day. To prevent fires in motor vehicles an automatic sprinkler, has been invented, to be mounted under a hood in such a position that it sprays the motor with chemical solution when it becomes overheated and melts a fuse. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. McQUAY-NORRIS PISTON Give Your Car Worn or leaky piston rings waste motor power and fuel. Gas that leaks past them is absolutely thrown away. It pays to replace them with McQuay-Norris Piston Rings—pays in more power, lower fuel bills, and less carbon trouble. 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Coats, William McGimpsey, James Stephens Paul Taggart, Olaf Hansen Gerald Rilea, Charles Waits, Craig Haskin, Richard Dupuy, Victor Dupuy, Harry Ipsen, B. Thompson, Charles Thompson, Paul Knepp, Rex Burkhart, Robt. Morrison, Lowell Green Chester B. Hart, William A. Peterson. Garden Grove—Louis Lake. Camp Leaders—George Key, Placentia; Coleman Hickey, Garden Grove; Charles Lake,G arden Grove; Lloyd Hessel Orange; Harry Ingle, Orange; William Adamson, Santa Ana; Percy Parker, Fullerton. DEGRYSE ESTATE $10,500 The late Susan I. Degryse of Anaheim left an estate of $10,500, according to the will, petition for probate of which was filed in superior court by A. B. McCord, cashier of the Anaheim National Bank, through Attorney Ames & McFadden. The estate is left to five children Evelyn, Lillian, Earl Amy and Anna. Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. 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