oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-10

Startling number of deaths in conflagrations are reported from different parts of the country. Not enough attention is given to fireproofing buildings and providing them with means of escape. Already they are mentioning "the next war," in Europe, as though it were a foregone conclusion that the mighty struggle of 1914 to 1918 must be repeated! Prest-O-Lite Battery Service We Specialize in Tunning up of CARBURETOR AND IGNITION Generators Starting Motors Repaired by Experts RAYFIELD CARBURETORS RADIO PARTS AND EQUIPMENT ROBERT V. JENSEN Carburetor and Ignition Works 242 East Center St. Anaheim DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR-CAR Few days are too cold for comfortable driving in this sturdy car. Snug-fitting curtains, which open and DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR Few days are too cold for comfortable driving in this sturdy car. Snug-fitting curtains, which open and close with the doors, afford complete protection from wind and snow. The carburetor and starter are famous for their prompt and dependable response on cold mornings. Cord tires, with safety treads, act as a safeguard against skidding, and greatly reduce the possibility of having to change tires in disagreeable weather. CHAS. H. MANN Dodge Brothers Motor Cars 210 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. Built Right-Kept Right In almost every line of business and in all sections of the country Internationals are solving the hardest of transportation problems. You can buy a more expensive motor truck, but you cannot invest in better material or more scientific construction than is found in the International product, no matter what price you pay. The manufacturer of International Motor Trucks, with over 20 years of successful manufacturing experience, backs this product with a unequalled after-sale service plan—a plan that processes every international owner in an emergency. This is accomplished through our free inspection service. Each International Motor Truck is inspected at regular intervals four times a year, by one of a corps of factory-trained mechanical specialists, or road engineers. This service is free and available during the life of the truck. Do not overlook this feature. It will mean much to you in years to come. When you invest in international Motor Trucks you get the maximum in dependable hauling equipment. Sizes from 2,000-lb., Speed Truck to 10,000-lb., heavy-duty model, with bodies suitable for every business. M. Eltiste & Co. KULLERTON ORANGE SANTA ANA FOR LOW COST HAULING DAY-NIGHT FILLING STATION HERE NOW What is said to be the only day and night filling station in Orange county outside of Santa Ana was opened today by West Bros. of the Auto Maintenance Electric Company on S. Los Angeles st., south of Chestnut. The station is an ornament and decidedly improves the appearance of the vicinity. A couple of wash racks in the rear also will prove a convenience. The station is operated in connection with the day and night service provided by the big shop, where battery service is given at all hours, together with ordinary repairs and storage. Ventura gasoline together with a complete line of oil is handled from two 550-gallon underground tanks. Handsome lawns with gravelled drive ways will be laid out shortly. Not a Comeback in Year on Para-Bells After handling the Para-Bell cord for more than a year, Sutton & Mendoza, the Reliable Tire Co., declare that they have never had a comeback because of a defective curing. Only three policy adjustments have been made in all that time. Look about you and see the number of Para-Bell cords in use here and in fact on the highways everywhere you go," said Roy Mendoza. "Even counting only the number of cars with the Para-Bell fire covering for their spare, the Para-Bell is a prominent tire on every boulevard or other thoroughfare in California." The firm has had an excellent picture made of the front of its new quarters at 200 S. Los Angeles-st., which it will use for publicity purposes. ANAHEIMER GETS HIS THIRD DODGE F. C. Eisenhauer has purchased his 1800 Chevrolet Now Daily Scheduled The aggregate production of all Chevrolet factories now is 1800 cars per day, says Bill Hauser of the Frank P. Taggart company's local branch. Two or three weeks ago the firm turned out its millionth car. The combined daily output will of course be increased as production schedules grow. It was only a year or two ago that the Chevrolet company was completely in the doolrums, with its hands in anything but encouraging shape. Now, not only is all that over, but the company is riding abreast of a wave of prosperity such as could never have been foreseen. GRIFFIN EXPLAINS HUDSON DURABILITY No wonder the Hudson super-six is called "the car that never wore out" says G. C. Griffin, branch manager of Townsend & Medbery, Hudson and Essex distributors. "Here is a car in the manufacture of which precision and care are pre-eminent. The exactness demanded in every manufacturing operation, all of the painstaking details are for just one upsep—quality. "And your assurance of uniform quality is the fact that all of the important Super-Six chassis units are designed, machined and completed in the Hudson factory. "Machines of the finest and most modern type, operated, by skilled workmen, together with exact ingenious checking dials and gauges, give that absolute accuracy needed in the fine fitting of one part with another. "These three things—construction requiring only the simplest form of maintenance—easily made adjustments to compensate for wear if you should neglect even the simple maintenance required—and proper design so that all parts function in harmony with each other—these three things combine to give you that satisfaction which makes of each Hudson owner a real superior-six enthnast." 22 HONOR PUPILS TAKE HONOR TRIP Twenty-two honor pupils of Fullerton Grammar Schools, taken from 6th, 7th and 8th grades, left early this morning for Catalina Islands to pass the day. They left in the school bus for Wilmington where they boarded the S. S. Avalon. They passed several hours in sightseeing and planned an interesting study of the flowers that abound at this time of the year and a trip over the submarine gardens which is truly in keeping with the slogan of Catalina, "In all the world, no trip like this." This trip is the first of a series planned for the remaining months for the students who successfully cover the required studies. These trips will serve as rewards. Keen rivalry has been prompted by the announcement of these trips, and although only two from each division can be accommodated, a higher standard of work is being noticed. The pupils were accompanied by a dozen teachers parents and friends of the lucky individuals. Representatives from class 8A were Ned Crooke and Marquita Salveson; 8B, Lanier Davis and Grace Holstan; 8C, Howard Stewart and Mabel Colburn; 7A, Theodore Kriger and Marguerita Kroeger; 7B, John Nugbauer and Virginia Shaw; 7C, Henry Yortishundi and Unice Gobar; 7D, Arthur Thompson and Geraldine Graham; 6B, Irwin Chapman and Doris Redfern; 6B, Earl Goodson and Virginia Gruber; 6C, Harold Hunt and Dorothy Chessley; 6D, Burton Herbst and Catherine Swofer. REPORT CRASH IN DODGING TRUCKS An accident was reported to local police yesterday in which a Nash, owned by Loran Temple of 743 Locat-ave, collided with a Buick owned by D. F. Naylar, of Huntington Beach. According to the report, Naylar was trying to pass two trucks and was going too fast to stop. Both cars were damaged. No one was reported seriously injured. ANAHEIMER GETS HIS THIRD DODGE F. C. Eisenhauer has purchased his third Dodge car of Charley Mann. This time it's a sedan. E. J. Salter of Buena Park R. F. D., this week got a Dodge touring car of Mann, his second Dodge. Saltier appears to confine himself to Cadillac and Dodges. Mann this week delivered a used Dodge to J. J. Burkhard. This isn't saying that the ranks of Dodge fans isn't growing, says Mann, but there is no better evidence of the quality of a car than the same purchasers year after year coming back to buy new models. There is no guesswork in these purchases, says Mann. The buyers know exactly what they are getting, what to expect in the way of service costs as well as gas and oil mileage. Added to the substantial character of the Dodge, there is a greater attractiveness of design, upholstery and comfort devices than ever before. Will the members of the legislature "please stand up and define the word 'retrenchment?' Yes, that's all. Now let's have the word applied in conducting the state's governmental affairs. NEW MOTOR DRAWS MUCH INTEREST HERE No more valves to grind and lubrication simplified to the nth degree—these are among the characteristics of the Burnett-Brunell motor which has been on exhibition here this week. The motor may be seen at the northwest corner of West Charter and North Los Angeles-ts. E. H. Burnett and H. A. Brunell are Los Angeles automotive engineers, and manufacturer of the motor they invented they assigned to the Automotive Valves Company of Los Angeles. The new motor is silent, it is adapted to any engine, whether for truck, tractor, stationary and marine engine or airplane, and is produced with any desired number of cylinders and either water or air cooled. After the first 57,000 mills of operation the motor was found entirely unimpaired. Accessibility, simplicity, few parts and the fuel that there is only one sealing valve per cylinder, and it is a power piston with positive action which eliminates all valve grounding, make this motor one of the most remarkable constructed. Power, speed and gas economy galore are made possible. An over-heated engine is almost impossible. Seventy-five per cent of the engine troubles are solved in this new motor, the inventors assert. Seven Cars Sold by Riley in 5 or 6 Days Sales of Harry D. Riley, Studebaker distributor in Northern Orange county, continue excellent. Riley has sold seven cars in five or six days. Mingie E. Lennon of Anaheim has purchased a big six coupe, L. H. Inort of Orange a big six touring car and Albert Kadelbach of Fullerton a special six touring. Others who have bought cars are L. P. Phirisee of Norwalk, F. E. Wood of Colton, C. F. Cooper of Fullerton and Albert Peters of Whittier. Purchases from cities outside the county are not sought by Riley, but his reputation for square dealing and dependable cars has had the natural modern type, operated by skilled men, together with exact ingenious checking dials and gauges, give that absolute accuracy needed in the fine fitting of one part with another. "These three things—construction requiring only the simplest form of maintenance—easily made adjustments to compensate for wear if you should neglect even the simple maintenance required—and proper design so that all parts function in harmony with each other—these three things combine to give you that satisfaction which makes of each Hudson owner a real super-six enthusiast." A minor burglary was also reported to the local police yesterday in which a Nash owned by Loran Temple of 243 Locust ave., collided with a Buick owned by D. F. Naylor, of Huntington Beach. According to the report, Naylor was trying to pass two trucks and was going too fast to stop. Both cars were damaged. No one was reported seriously injured. A minor burglary was also reported to the local police yesterday in which a cameo pin one side and brace broken; one ring ruby set, and a string of pearls, one pearl broken, were taken from the residence of Jim Ballard, 855 So. Philadelphia-st. Cardamon, found principally in Malabar and Ceylon, is fruit of the ginger family. THEY A RAIL ON US FOR THE Good New Maxwell Whether Closed or Open It can't be beat for the New Maxwell is a w the age TURTO 142 So. Los Angeles St. Service and Parts Sales of Harry P. Riley, Globe baker distributor in Northern Orange county, continue excellent. Riley has sold seven cars in five or six days. Minnie F. Lennon of Anaheim has purchased a big six coupe, L. H. Inort of Orange a big six touring car and Albert Kadelbach of Fullerton a special six touring. Others who have bought cars are L. P. Phrisee of Norwalk, F. E. Wood of Colton, C. F. Cooper of Fullerton and Albert Peters of Whittier. Purchases from cities outside the county are not sought by Riley, but his reputation for square dealing and dependable cars has had the natural result of attracting trade from outside the territory which he ordinarily covers. That water could be heated by stirring it was discovered by James P. Joule in 1842. First distinctive life boat was designed by Lionel Lukin, an English coach builder in 1785. COLDS ARE CONTAGIOUS Doughs and Colds are contagious and require prompt treatment as they spread or develop into Plu and Grippe. Take no e.g. superglue in Wash of Annes when you can get Foley's Honey and Tar for a few cents and quickly chew coughs and colds. The constantly increasing demand for Foley's Honey and Tar, for three generations, has made it the largest selling cough medicine in the world. Contains no opalesce ingredients are printed on the wrapper. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's—Adv. CHAS. A. CRISS General Cement Contracting Commercial Buildings and Sub-Divisions, Also, Cement Products, Estimates Free, Immediate Service, Best Skilled, Mechanics, Warehouse and Yard. 215 So. Vine-st. Office 324 So. Vine, Phone 162-W. GLYCEROLE LODELA Curees Coubha Quickly. No Opitons Absolutely safe for infants, children and adults. 504c and 81 bottle. Recreation and all by Heying's Pharmacy Ask for list of JOYNER REMEDIES CALIFORNIA Saturday, March 10, 1923. UPILS MONOR TRIP puppils of Fullerbe, taken from heads, left early california Islands to left in the school where they alon. They passsightseeing and study of the at this time of the subch is truly in agan of Catalina, to trip like this." first of a series mining months for successfully cover es. These trips is. Keen rivalry by the announceand although division can be other standard of ed. accompanied by parents and friends equals. from class 8A and Marquita SalDavis and Grace and Stewart and Theodore Kriger Begger; 7B, John Minia Shaw; 7C, and Unice Gobar; Joon and Geraldin Chapman and Earl Goodson ; 6C, Harold Chessley; 6D, Catherine Swof- Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at the Hotel Valencia include: L. E. Davis, Chicago; L. D. Lyday, Charles V. La Fontaine, F. W. Ennis and A. F. Podd, Los Angeles; W. Bartlett, Chicago; Dougla G. McPhee, and Horace Bristol, Santa Paula; J. S. Martin, San Francisco; Bill aVn, Brandon, Pasadena, and Difl W. Frew, Newhall. Other guests include, W. G. Clarke, R. A. Warren, Mrs. A. R. Kingwell, Miss C. N. Cashmaw, R. A. Potts, Ethel B. McKinly, J. D. Petew, A. L. Jordan, M. B. Haven, Frank J. Murray, V. E. Freeman, R. Bord, Paul Fredell, Miss Hazel Z. Stephen, P. S. Rugles and wife, J. H. Klein, A. M. Kruse, Arthur Boyce, O. M. Carnahan and R. F. Lee. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results PACKING HOUSE BUY FEDERALS James the Vulcanizer this week equipped the truck of a local packing house with six Federal cords 34 by 5. James took on the Federal nor long ago, but hasn't pushed it until the company was ready to do so. He has been watching the Federal for a considerable time and believes that in durability and general value for the money it is an extraordinary fire. James warms patrons that tires are again on the price jump: "Quantity production tends to cheapen almost everything including laws. Lowest Tire Prices In Anaheim On BRUNSWICK TIRES At the following low prices. Also MASON TIRES and a few others. We are making room for Kelly Kant-Slip Tires Prices on Mason and Brunswick 30x3½ Cord $12.50 32x3½ Cord $19.64 32x4 Cord $25.24 31x4 Cord $20.04 34x4 Cord $26.75 33x5 Cord $38.60 30x3½ B. B. C $10.00 30x3½ Suburban $8.50 Other sizes and fabrics reduced accordingly Prices on Mason and Brunswick 30x3½ Cord $12.50 32x3½ Cord $19.64 32x4 Cord $25.24 33x4 Cord $20.04 34x4 Cord $20.75 33x5 Cord $38.00 30x3½ R. B. C. $10.00 30x3½ Suburban $8.50 Other sizes and fabrics reduced accordingly Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. WALTERS, Prop. 156 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 259 THEY'RE MAKING Raid IN US FOR THE Good New Maxwell Closed or Open Models— It be beat for the money Maxwell is a wonder of the age TURTON & LUMSDOM CHALMERS AND MAXWELL, Los Angeles St. Phone 32-J Repairs TURTON & LUMSDOM CHALMERS AND MAXWELL Los Angeles St. Phone 32-J Parts Repairs Distributors for The FollowLines of Merchandise Wholesale and Retail E.J.NENNO EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO Norwesco Products Farranoid Belts G.P.Cut Outs Genuine Ford Parts Lyon Spring Bumpers Axles for all makes of cars Harvey Springs for all cars The Unbreakable Kind Dayton and Hartford Tires and Tubes A.C.Spark Plugs Bronze Bushings Genuine Replacement Parts for all makes of cars 145 So. Los Angeles St.