oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-02

Saturday, Dec. 2, 1922 ILLEGED TO SPEED PAST SPEEDER: CLUB It is all wrong for motorists to think that the speed limit on country roads in all "open" territory is 65 miles an hour. This, and some other funny ideas about the California speed limits is getting hundreds of autoists into trouble with the law, say officials of the Auto Club of Southern California. Outside of business and residence districts, the maximum speed limit on public highways in this state at night is 30 miles per hour always, and with out any exception. In the daytime, the limit is also 30 miles an hour, but with certain exceptions, points out the Auto club legal department. Under the day-time exception, it is lawful to travel over 30 but not to exceed 35 miles an hour on an open road where there are no intersecting highways on either side and where the motorist has a clear view ahead for 400 feet, and there is no person, vehicle or other object visible in this distance—then you can go 35 miles per hour. If one automobile is traveling 30 miles an hour, it is unlawful for a second automobile to overtake, and pass the first automobile. NEW I. B. S. STATION BEGINS OPERATIONS W. E. Altnow moved into his new Independent Battery Station yesterday. He is still moving and will be again Monday, because of an unavoidable delay in completing the offices. The contractor completed the job for P. H. Krick really ahead of time, but the wet weather made it necessary to give the plaster a chance to dry out. The building is as handsome on the exterior as it is convenient inside. Plain Dealer Want Ad for Results Brunswick Swastika Tread Grips Paving The new Brunswick with its Swastika non-slip tread is proving popular with Amheiners, according to Daniels & Williams, exclusive distributors here. This tread really does grip the pavement in wet weather, and one can drive safely at a reasonable pace. The Brunswick-Balka-Collender Company, which manufactures this tire, is one of the oldest and most reputable manufacturing concerns in the country and their name and the service of Daniels and Williams, both experienced men, stand behind it. CADILLAC MOVIES ON AGAIN TONIGHT Those who missed the first performance of the movies and lecture at the showrooms of the Cadillac Garage Company, Santa Ana, last night because of the storm have another opportunity tonight. This five-reel picture shows many of the principal operations in the manufacture of one of America's most wonderful cars at the factory in Detroit. There is also a cutaway chassis, the same one shown at the Los Angeles show and which will be shown at the New York and Chicago shows in January, with a lecturer explaining which part and feature is which. The lecturer will be from the Don Lee agency in Los Angeles. This is the first cutaway chassis shown in Southern California, if anywhere in the country since 1918, it is said by a man who has been identified for years with Cadillac interests. A truck has been patented that enables one man to handle heavy rolls of linoleum or carpet. 36,000 MHL KELLYS It looks like W. Wallop's 72 field cordia recorded exclusive clear bus top, who saluted kinds of road suitable business, so 000 miles on his he has had. Dlowons practiced with Kelly Spring tires in any road carivation; may of course are now take place the time to the slightest one. Buy a Kelly get out of the Walter. Prices are low and value unique. BREA BREA. Dec. 2 Mrs. A. R. Stirling Miss Vera motor capistrano Tham Mr. and Mrs. ed the Ashton hut-st. Miss Vera Stirling the Polygala was home. Miss Ethel Wiler visitor last home. Miss Doris Mrs. Burns of terned her Senn and family day. Menu con everything else. Mr. and Mrs two children on guests of C.C. Anaheim on Thu. Mr. and Mrs ored to Rivera noon to Mr.Jo. Mr. C.C.Park street is build lot. James A.Marren and R.Jardin guest obers Thursday. Mr. and Mr. Brunswick TIRES 84% Friction Proofed THE WONDERFUL NEW TIRE IS GIVING AMAZING PROOFS OF ENDURANCE AND ROAD RESISTANCE. LET US PROVE TO YOU THE SUPERVALUES OF THE BRUNSWICK TIRE WHICH, COST NO MORE THAN OTHER KINDS. THOUGHLY, MODERN, TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP GUY CLYDE DANIELS and WILLIAMS 211 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 25 Lowest Tire Prices in Anaheim To make room for only standard make tires, we are closing out the Brunswick Line at the following prices for quick sale. Regular factory guarantee. To make room for only standard make tires, we are closing out the Brunswick Line at the following prices for quick sale. Regular factory guarantee. FABRIC 30 x 3 $7.25 30 x 3½ B. B. C. 9.80 30 x 3½ Sub 7.25 31 x 4 13.70 32 x 4 14.25 33 x 4 14.90 CORD 30 x 3½ $11.50 32 x 3½ 15.20 31 x 4 17.10 32 x 4 18.65 33 x 4 19.40 32 x 4½ 24.60 33 x 4½ 25.00 34 x 4½ 26.70 Drive in at 156 So. Los Angeles st. for real service Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. WALTERS, Prop. 156 South Los Angeles Street Phone 259 and have a tire reserved for future delivery 36,000 MILES ON KELLY'S IS LIKELY It looks like 36,000 miles for J.W. Walloy by 4 Kelly Springfield cords according to S.R. Walter, exclusive distributor of this tire. Walley, who salts over the roughest kinds of road in his wholesale vegetable business, already has gone 13,000 miles on his four Kellys, the first he has had. Blowouts practically are unknown with Kelly Springfield cords if the tire is in any reasonable state of preservation, Vera Waller. Punctures of course are possible, but when they take place the dirt is damaged only to the slightest extent. Buy a Kelly if you want to get out of the mud on the road, says Waller. Prices are lower than ever before and value unequalled. BREA NEWS BREA, Dec. 2.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Stickney and daughter Miss Vera motored to San Juan Capistrano Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Cone have purchased the Ashton home on South Walnut-st. Miss Vera Stickney who is attending the Polly High in Los Angeles was home for the holidays. Miss Ethel Weaver was a Whittler visitor last Sunday at her friend home, Miss Dorothy DeHolt. Mrs. Burws of Laurel Heights entertained her brother, Mr. Cenn and family on Thanksgiving day. Menu consists of turkey and everything else that is good. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Smith and two children on S.Walnut-st, were guests of C.C. Smith and family in Anaheim on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs.F.A. Weaver motored to Riveraide last Sunday foreno to Mr.John Lowe, home. Mr.C.C.Parker on North Orange street is building a garage on his lot. James A.Mabee, wife and children and R.James of Whittler were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chambers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.Phillips, of Westchester. Hearine’s Mechanician Is To Be Lieut. Pickup When Eddie Hearne, the grand daddy of the racing fraternity, starts on the dizzy whirl at Beverly on Thanksgiving Day, he will have as a companion, the latest addition to the ranks of racing mechanics. Hearne’s mechanician’s name is C.V.Pickup, former lieutenant in the air services and survivor of the wreck at Kansas City Speedway that robbed the racing sport of that popular hero, Roscoe Sarles. For more than two years Pickup has been associated with R.C.Durant in aviation ventures. Fred Corner, Durant’s mechanician gave up his seat in the ill-fated racing car when Durant went on to New York and nominated Sarles as the relief driver. So anxious was Pickup to ride in the race that he offered his share of the prize money to Corner for the chance to ride with Sarles. That race was never finished by Pickup. He came to in the hospital two days later and learned that Sarlie was dead. The last thing he remembered was trying to crouch lower in his seat to give Sarlies elbow room to fight the wheel. That evidently happened just as the car hit the rail. As soon as Pickup was out of the hospital he declared his desire to continue his speed career until he was able to get his own car and take his place among the kings of speed. He wired to Durant asking for a place on the team that is to make its debut at Beverly on Thanksgiving Day and Durant turned the wire over to Eddie Hearne who promptly signed the former aviator as his riding mechanic. Studebaker Service Department Improved First it’s one new piece of equipment then another at Harry D.Riley’s local garage. Lately it was a new grease rack, just one step in helping to keep the service department in its unique position of usefulness to Studebaker owners. Also a Franklin valve grinder to speed BUENA PARK, Dec. 2.—(Spl.)—At a party given at the home of Mrs.Mark B.Shaw at 474 Fifth-st., San Bernardino on Wednesday evening, to the members of the Mr.Iota Sigma Sorority, the engagement of Emily Shaw and Ormond Richard Dano was announced. The table was beautifully decorated with flowers and at each place a tiny envelope was found with a number of odd pieces of red paper. When properly placed together they were found to form a heart-on which was written "Emily and Dick." December 11, 1922. After the excitement had subsided, sandwiches, individual pumpkin pie with whipped cream and cocoa were served. The bride-elect is a graduate of the San Bernardino High School and has resided there a number of years. Miss Shaw is a sister of Mr.W.B.Shaw of the Park. The groom to be is an employee of the Standard Oil Pipe line department and is well known in this community. After a honeymoon to parts unknown the young couple will reside in the newly furnished bungalow on the corner of Court-and Grand-ave.. Buena Park. Thomas Warren of Pomona College spent Thanksgiving Day with his parents Mr. and Mrs.H.E.Warren. Richard Nelson who attends U.S.C.is spending the Thanksgiving vacation at home. Among the patrons at the California theater on Thursday afternoon were Mrs.George Cole and children, Mrs.E.L.Cole and niece, Mr.and Mrs.W.B.Shaw and sons and Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Robeson and children. Miss Emily Shaw and Dick Dano enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with the parents of Mr.Dano at Downey. Mrs.Lester Connell is staying with Miss Ruth Meyer during the absence of her parents. The home of Dr. and Mrs.D.W.Hasson was the scene of a family gathering on Thanksgiving day.Turkey and all the trimmings were enjoyed.Seated around the table were Ray Hasson and daughter Elaine of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs.Galen Hasson and children David,Nolan everything else that is good. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith and two children on S. Walnut-st, were guests of C. C. Smith and family in Anaheim on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Weaver motored to Riveride last Sunday forenoon to Mr. John Lowe, home. Mr. C. C. Parker on North Orange street is building a garage on his lot. James A. Maboe, wife and children and R. James of Whittier were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chambers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, of West Coast Lease, were Brea visitors last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mohroe Chambers, entertained with an informal dinner last Friday. Those present were Rev. Hill of Orange; Mr. Wilson, wife and son of Fullerton, and Mr. W. E. Spicer. Rev. Hill was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds. They all motored to Baldwin Park after luncheon returning via Turnball Canyon. Mr. Wm. A. Hull and wife went to Pasadena Thanksgiving day to witness the football game between Washington State and U.S.A. George W. Wolfe and wife were Brea visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds last Saturday evening. Mrs. Ellis Kellogg of Fullerton was in Brea Wednesday afternoon visiting old friends on South Orange street; Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Perrine and family. Mrs. Walter Harr and children of Taft are spending the week with her parents on South Orange, O.A.Crispen and family. Mr. and Mrs.J.F.Schweitzer gave one of those duck dinners you have heard about on Thanksgiving day. They had the grand parents of South Hollywood, Mr.Wm.Schweitzer and wife and sister, Miss Rose and Mrs.Mitchell and daughter Katherine, it takes Mrs.Schweitzer to get up a good dinner. Mr. and Mrs.R.K.Perrine served one of those old fashion chicken dinners Thanksgiving day and entertained Mr. and Mrs.John Illingworth and Miss Marion Illingworth, all of Fullerton, formerly of Brea. Mr. and Mrs.Chambers were Whittier visitors last Saturday at the Mabee home. The United Missionary Meeting has been postponed one week on account of the annual bazaar, which will be Dec. 13th. Don't forget the date. Mr. and Mrs.V.B.Bowman of the West Coast Lease, were visitors at the O.A.Crispen home on South Ofange street last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.Herne of Stearns Lease, spent Saturday night with P.M.Olmsted and family on South Orange-st. Mrs.McIntyre spent the week end with relatives in Pasadena. Mrs.Anna Sieber spent Thanksgiving day on the West Coast Lease. Studebaker Service Department Improved First it's one new piece of equipment then another at Harry D.Riley's local garage. Lately it was a new grease rack, just one step in helping to keep the service department in its unique position of usefulness to Studebaker owners. Also a Franklin valve grinder to speed up valve work. This department services all of the new Studebakers before they are sold, and is by far the best equipped of the three which Riley maintains here, in Fullerton and Orange. Men particularly experienced with Studebakers are employed with Bill Payne at their head. Once a car has been sold, the owner has a shop in all of the three cities to depend upon in case of accident. How would it do for the kaiser and his bride to pass the winter getting interview with one another to sell? Miss Emily Shaw and Dick Dano enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with the parents of Mr.Dano at Downey. Mrs.Lester Connelly is staying with Miss Ruth Meyer during the absence of her parents. The home of Dr. and Mrs.D.Wasson was the scene of a family gathering on Thanksgiving day, Turkey and all the trimmings were enjoyed. Seated around the table were Ray Hasson and daughter Elaine of Glendale, Mr.Mr.Galen Hasson and children David,Nolan and Edwin of Huntington Beach, Mr.Mr.Dressa Hasson and children Willis and Betty Ann of Anaheim, Albert Hasson of Puente and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs.A.C.Mann entertained with a turkey dinner at their home on Thanksgiving. The guests included Mr.Mr.Mrs.Charles Mann and sons Arthur and Harold of Anaheim, Mr.Mr.Mrs.E.P.Mann and children Eunice and Donald and Mr.Mr.Mrs.A.C.Mann. Mrs.A.Barryn of Compton visited with Mr.Mrs.James Wilson on Thursday. Mr.Mr.Mrs.Joe Childers and son Eugene were Thanksgiving guests at Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Bowman of the West Coast Lease, were visitors at the O. A. Crispen home on South Orange street last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herne of Stearns Lease, spent Saturday night with P. M. Olmsted and family on South Orange-st. Mrs. McIntyre spent the week end with relatives in Pasadena. Mrs. Anna Sieber spent Thanksgiving day on the West Coast Lease with Mr. and Mrs. James Tunic. The Sullivan Brothers, and their families went to Placentia Thanksgiving day to have dinner with their sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Osborne. There was Turkey left no doubt as two large ones will be part of the menu. Those present were A. V. Sullivan and family; C. A. Sullivan and family; J. C. Sullivan and family; J. B. Sullivan and family; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bowers and Mr. Rex Haigh and wife of Anahiem. Decorations were beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ball and family visited Mrs. Balls' parents on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Temple of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Olmsted and children had Thanksgiving dinner with old friends at Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyde. Don't forget the annual bazaar at the Christian church on Dec. 7th. There will be one of those chicken pie dinners. Individual ple and served cafeteria style and you know when the Christian Aid Society ladies get up a dinner it is worth while. 5:00 p.m. dinner served in the church annex to everybody. Be on the lookout for Santa Claus, for he will be present both day and evening. The bazaar will represent the four seasons of the year, spring, summer, autumn and winter. Many beautiful things are being made for Christmas tree and it will be filled with many presents from 5 cents up. Being the children as there will be a surprise for them. Everybody welcome. Mr. F. K. Love and wife of Los Angeles are spending the holidays with their daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Logsdon and children. Miss E. Rankin of the Smart Shop was a Thanksgiving dinner guest of Judge and Mrs. Griffith Jones in South Pasadena. What the Independent Station me The Independent Service Man lives in his neighborhood pends on his own activity and the quality of his profession. He is the man who crawls under your car if you wobble is the man who gives his very best in effort and ability. Independe Independe 307 North Los Angeles Street We repair Automobiles, Storage Batteries and Ignite CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Childers at Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl B. Snyder attended the theater at Santa Ana on Thursday evening. The Eastern Star entertained with a dance at the Temple on Friday evening. 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