oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-30

LTER CO. HAS WOODLES OF CARS This is Cleveland and Chandler week at the J. E. Walter Company's. A full line of Cleveland cars, except the coupe, is being shown at the handsome showrooms on East Center street, and many of the Chandlers. Open until nine o'clock at night as during the past two weeks. The Chandler got additional publicity yesterday, when Al Ritchie, famous strong man, got behind one of the cars and drew a train of wagons down from North Olive street to the California theater where he is playing. The new Cleveland is drawing a lot of admiring glances these days. It is a cut-price Chandler, the same car with some of the less essential features omitted and afine looking car, too. WEST BUILDING FINISHED OCT. 23 The handsome new building of West Bros. facing on Chestnut street and extending nearly to the Library grounds, is scheduled to be finished by the Hollow Concrete Construction Company of Santa Ana on or about Oct. 23. This is the first building of its type in Anaheim although hollow concrete—not concrete blocks—has been tried out in many parts of Southern California for years past. The hollow space makes for dryness the year round, warmth in winter and coolness in summer. The building also will be re-enforced and absolutely fireproof. The pitched roof will contain two big skylights, while practically the entire east side of the building will be windows, affording workmen the maximum amount of natural light to work by. The display room will face on Chestnut street, while the rest of the building will form one big space, with high ceilings, housing battery. McGee Local Agent Westinghouse Battery L. H. McGee, of the McGee Battery & Electric Service, has become Anaheim distributor for the Westinghouse battery. McGee has issued this statement: You will be interested to know that I have been selected by the Westinghouse Union Battery Co. as their local distributor and service station for the Westinghouse automobile and radio batteries. It is the pride and policy of the Westinghouse organization to do things exceptionally well, to build things unusually good, and to guard Westinghouse quality with more than ordinary zeal. Westinghouse airbrakes automatic signals and other world recognized Westinghouse achievements have reflected this policy through decades of Westinghouse history. All Westinghouse standard automobile batteries are guaranteed to give a minimum of 18 months service for their original cost. Should the battery fail to function properly any period during this 18 months, your battery will be repaired free of cost to you by any Westinghouse service station in the United States. Westinghouse batteries are oversized as much as 25 per cent in common sizes. It is my policy to recommend a new eWestinghouse battery only when your battery can no longer be economically repaired and in judging repairs the cost will be told you in advance. RILEY'S SALES Harry D. Riley, Studebaker distributor, reports the sale of cars to W. W. Lignon of Orange, B. G. Worden of Anaheim, Charlie Sholl of Capistrano and S. M. Craig of Fullerton. Ten thousand passengers smiled in one day this summer on 14 transatlantic liners from New York for Europe, and it is estimated they spent a total of about $15,000,000 on their ONLY FOR MOTOR Races in which were admitted were 200, Michr., last auspices of Joseph of the American posts alone were entries, but each car as it pleased was awarded. The cars were r Ford transmission could use 30 by 3 wire or wooden with any kind of had to be painted parallel with the have any kind of b The main event but there we are used of 10 miles each. EXIDE JUNI BATTERY Drivers of Ford courageed with try an Exide Junioris, proprietor of Electric Company, Exide and various and their parts. E most complete part the county. This Exide Juni 11 plates specified for all Ford batteries ability of a 13 the makers. The Exide Juni early in the summing has been going In addition to the Exide purchase back of it a service long experience as a trician can give. MANY NEW Southern California for years past. The hollow space makes for dryness the year round, warmth in winter and coolness in summer. The building also will be re-enforced and absolutely fireproof. The pitched roof will contain two big skylights, while practically the entire east side of the building will be windows, affording workmen the maximum amount of natural light to work by. The display room will face on Chestnut street, while the rest of the building will form one big space, with high ceilings, housing battery, ignition and electrical departments. The plans for the building of corresponding type two or three stories high facing on South Los Angeles street, where the present structure stands, are not yet complete. RILEY'S SALES Harry D. Riley, Studebaker distributor, reports the sale of cars to W. W. Ligon of Orange, B. G. Worden of Anaheim, Charlie Sholl of Capistrano and S. M. Craig of Fullerton. Ten thousand passengers smiled in one day this summer on 14 transatlantic liners from New York for Europe, and it is estimated they spent a total of about $15,000,000 on their trips. You may bear the heat with greater tranquility if you will reflect that the world's most vicious mosquitos are found in the frozen North. You'll Look A long time before you ever find a Storage Battery equal to our I. B. S. Battery in quality and price Don't forget we tune up Fords for $1.25 Independent Battery Station 301 No. Los Angeles St. EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH Lyon Bumpers Front and Rear EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH Lyon Bumpers Front and Rear SIZES FOR ALL CARS Be as careful as you may the other fellow may be reckless. Protect Yourself NENNO & BOCK The Beason Orchard. I'm Just Wild About Harry—For Paul Whiteman and Coal Black Mammy—For Trot Paul Whiteman and Paul Whiteman and another Light Two good $125 and... We have all types but a few BOGice That is Service IMPLEMENT COMPANY Fullerton ONLY FORDS IN MOTOR CAR RACES Races in which only Ford cars were admitted were held in Kalamazoo, Mich., last Sunday under the auspices of Joseph Westedge Post of the American Legion. Legion posts alone were permitted to make entries, but each could enter as many cars as it pleased. Cash prizes were awarded. The cars were required to have the Ford transmission and rear axles, could use 30 by 3½ or 31 by 4 tires, wire or wooden wheels be equipped with any kind of pistons and ignition, had to be painted, carry exhaust pipes parallel with the ground, and could have any kind of body. The main event was a 25-mile race, but there were also preliminary races of 10 miles each. EXIDE JUNIOR BEST BATTERY FOR FORDS Drivers of Ford cars who are discouraged with their batteries might try an Exide Junior, says George Ennis, proprietor of the Automotive Electric Company, distributor of the Exide and various other batteries and their parts. Ennis has one of the most complete parts departments in the county. This Exide Junior, while it has the 11 plates specified by manufacturers for all Ford batteries, has the starting ability of a 13-plate battery, say the makers. The Exide Junior's price was cut early in the summer, and price cutting has been going on ever since. In addition to its initial quality, the Exide purchased of Ennis has back of it a service which only Ennis' long experience as an all-round electrician can give. MANY NEW OWNERS Helen Deberty, 14, the Brooklyn girl sluth whose 3 day prowl located a burglar who had entered her home and assailed her. The alleged burglar was wearing a black eyes given him by the young girl during the encounter. She called a police-man and had him arrested. I. B. S. Battery Cut, Quality Unchanged One hundred or more Anahelmer and others now own I. B. S. batteries, and not one of them has had to have an adjustment made, according to W. E. Altnow, proprietor of the MANY NEW OWNERS OF MAXWELL CARS Turton & Lumsdon report these sales of cars: New cars—Mrs. R. N. Allen, Maxwell touring; Gilbert E. Scott, chalmer tours; Harry L. Marley, Maxwell touring; Mrs. John Kellenberger, Maxwell sedan; Andrew Lyle, Olinda, Maxwell touring; Mrs. J. M. Clitz, Fullerton, Maxwell touring. Used cars—Fred and Jack Mitchell, Santa Fe Springs, Maxwell; Ralph Van Armn, Orange, Saxon touring; Jennie C. Kidd Dodge touring; James Saulsbury, Maxwell touring; Oscar E. Hanson, Ford coupe. OLINDA OLINDA, Sept. 50. (Spl.)—Richard Kakeulio, known by most one in Olinda, as Dick, the Hawaiian, aged 42 years, died at 5:09 Tuesday, p. m., Sept. 26 at the county hospital of quick growing cancer. Dick had not been well for several months, but as he was living alone he said nothing about it until he was almost unable to work. And then he did not let any one know his condition. On July 3rd he was so very weak he consented to see a doctor who ordered him to the hospital where he has been under constant care until his death. The cancers developed very rapidly and his death has been expected at any time. Dick was born in the Hawaiian Islands in 1880. His parents were of very high class tribes. His real name is not known as his father died when Dick was a small boy and his mother married Kakeulio and Dick has always been known by that name. In 1888 Mr. W. H. Bailey, who had large interest in the islands, came over to California and brot the Kakeulio family which consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Kakeulio, Dick and one daughter. Later three girls were born who were sent over to the islands while very small. The mother died in this country and is buried at San Gabriel. The sister also died and is buried on the old Olinda ranch. Dick was raised by the C. A. Baileys brother of W. H. Bailey. Mrs. Takes' last minute is off her own and to her due credit is given for his beautiful life. He came to Olinda several times. I. B. S. Battery Cut, Quality Unchanged One hundred or more Anahelmen and others now own I. B. S. batteries, and not one of them has had to have an adjustment made, according to W. E. Altnow, proprietor of the Independent Battery Station. The branches of the station opened several weeks ago are also getting their share of the battery business where they are located and then some. Altnow points out that the I. B. S. for Fords is of the same high quality as ever and that the reduction to $17 is therefore genuine. Altnow's Square Deal sign is attracting more and more patronage to his Anaheim headquarters at Cypress and North Los Angeles streets. THEATRES Al Ritchle, world's most daring athlete, assisted by Hilda Ritchle, is seen again today at the California Dorothy Dore, most shapely girl-model also on the stage. The picture program includes Constance Talmadge in "The Primitive Lover," and Bull Montana in "Lady's Mish." Roy Smoot sings the newest songs. the world tells you you ought to prefer, is to have kept your soul alive. Gladys—Jack gave me a rainbow kiss last night. Ethel—What kind of a kiss is that? Gladys—Why, one that follows a storm. He was converted to the Christian faith several years ago and has been a very devout Christian ever since. He was very concensious and kind to every one, especially children. Too much praise can not be given him. If his completion was dark his heart and mind were as white as snow. And we know that he has gone to eternal rest in heaven. RETURN TO RUSSIA, ARE DISAPPOINTED AMBRIDGE, Pa., Sept. 30—Utopia has not been found in bolshevig Russia by foreigners who went back looking for it, according to Prof. G. Devich, a foreign banker, who has just returned from a tour of Europe. "They would give anything to return to the land of the free and the home of the brave," he said. "Their hopes are blasted, and they say America is the most blessed land anywhere." Modern tools were used by pyramid builders, indications showing they worked with solid and tubular drills and straight and circular saws. Westinghouse Mechanic — "That's all right, Mr. Stokes, we're always glad to fix up any battery." That's what Westinghouse Attention B for." large interest in the islands, came over to California and brot the Kake-lulio family which consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Kakelulio, Dick and, one daughter. Later three girls were born who were sent over to the islands while very small. The mother died in this country and is buried at San Gabriel. The sister also died and is buried on the old Olinda ranch. Dick was raised by the C. A. Baileys brother of W. H. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey taught minors off her own and to her due credit is given for his beautiful life. He came to Olinda several years ago in the employ of the Olinda Land Co., of which W. H. Bailey was president until his death 13 years ago at which time his son, W. H. Bailey, Jr., was elected and still holds the position. Dick has been the teamster on the Olinda Land for the last 14 years and has been greatly missed by all concerned while he was in hospital. Westinghouse Mechanic "That's all right, Mr. Stokes, we're always glad to fix up any battery." That's what Westinghouse attention & for. WESTINGHOUSE BATTERIES McGee Battery & Electric Service Greater Than Ever ORANGE COUNTY FAIR Hundred Million Dollar Product Show Band Concerts and Big Entertainment Afternoon and Evening Santa Ana Night at 12 o'Clock ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Saturday, Sept. 30, 1922 CALIFORNIA FINAL TIMES TONIGHT Ritchie Daredevil of the Screen and stage assisted by Hilda Ritchie and Dorothy Dore in a great act. Also Constance Talmadge in "THE PRIMITVE LOVER" Also Bull Montana in his riot comedy "A LADY'S MAN" Also Positively Farewell Appearance of Roy Smoot COMING SUNDAY AND MONDAY BUY BATES POST In The Wonderful Screen Revelation THE MASQUERADER" Direct from The Kinema Theatre, Los Angeles A Picture that will Astound You! It's Nearing the End! Another Chapter obinson Crusoe" SUNDAY MATINEE ONLY— programs They're Always Good! AESOP'S FABRLES Here's a Yell For You It's Nearing the End! Another Chapter Robinson Crusoe" SUNDAY MATINEE ONLY Programs They're Always Good! AESOP'S FABRLES Here's a Yell For You EWITT REESE AT THE GIANT WURLITZER Cecil De Mille's "Manslaughter" RUSSIA, APPOINTED a., Sept. 30. n found in bolsheeigners who went it, according to a foreign banker, turned from a tour would give anyto the land of the one of the brave." hopees are blasted, America is the most here." used by pyramid showing they and tubular drills circular saws. Brunswick PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS SCHMIDT MUSIC STORE Established 1914 Phone 890 177 W. 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