oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-05

BUICK THE CAR FOR LONG TRIPS Of the many Buick owners in Anaheim and vicinity there have been quite a number, says Art Steward of the Anaheim Auto Company, local Buick distributors, who report to the service department that they are going to take long tours to the East and other distant places of interest. Some have already started, many driving 1923 models. Those who are doing so say they feel safer in this car than in any car they ever drove and include to hop at some of the And it could not be otherwise. Steward continues, as every town of city of any size has a Buick agency, and where there is a Buick agney there is a stock of 1923 parts and a skilled mechanic to install them. One Buick owner driving a 1910 Buick six left on May 2 for the East and intends to stop at some of the large cities, between and including Minneapolis and Chicago, Detroit and Flint, Mich. This same car went east and back once before, gave perfect satisfaction and was surely in fine shape when it left Anaheim. The remarkable hill climbing powers of the Buick are well known to all owners of the valve-in-head car. Some girls are too poor to afford a maid and have to get along with mother. An efficiency expert suggests that all filth be saved for fertilizer. It's a good idea but what would people do for popular novels. FEDERAL AGENTS TO ENFORCE N. Y. LAW WASHINGTON, May 5—Strong reinforcements to the federal "dry" forces in New York will be rushed to that state if necessary to enforce the Volstead act. the federal prohibition office declared today following repeal of the New York State enforcement law. New York will be given the most careful attention and should state officials, mayors, sheriffs and police departments fail to uphold the federal constitution as they are required by oath to do; the government will step in with a firmer hand than has yet been exerted in that state." Assistant Prohibition Commissioner James E. Jones said. RE-READJUSTMENTS OF LIGHTS DELAYED There has been some response on the part of car owners to the warning of ignition service shops that headlights must be re-examined, on account of the new registration lates for 1923. The certificates issued when the old plate was on the car covers the old license only, declare West Bros. of the Autoelectric Maintenance Co., Los Angeles and Chestnut-sts. If lights are still in adjustment, a certificate will be issued free. If they are out of adjustment, the usual fee will be charged. Headlights, according to officials of the Auto Club of So. Cal. and others, still are not kept in adjustment as they should be, and continue to be a cause of accidents. INCREASED SERVICE Between LONG BEACH AND FULLERTON by CROWN STAGE LINE FORD POWER WAR The nation's Ford Wear been greeted where accord by Ford Dealers accepted as a moving move in mobile. That it will families and effect upon the goes almost places something motor car own purchaser is at this modern m. "For some t have been sold upon what is his payment plan makes a substation secures his tax payment for its ments," says Ford dealer. "This has been to be of immense auto buyers, will permit the full purchase title make the rements. "Now comes the chase Plan while sible for additions and operate more the terms of the $5.00 will start ownership of a K or Fordson Truck payment, as we payments, will customer's credit draw interest arings rate. "It extends to an opportunity to car purchase by member to contribute weekly to the Plans some effect of ins also demonstrating received from real accumulation of things desired." "The price reds and Trucks which INCREASED SERVICE Between LONG BEACH AND FULLERTON by CROWN STAGE LINE Beginning May 1st The new service leaves Fullerton at 7 A. M. and Anaheim at 7:10 A. M. DODGE BROTHERS COUPE You will realise, the moment you see this coupe, how perfectly it fulfills a very real need. It was designed and built by Dodge Brothers in response to that need—long-standing and often-expressed by people in all parts of the world. With Dodge Brothers chassis as a starting point, it only remained to create a coupe body which would unite the usual coupe refinements with greater lightness, hardihood and economy. The world now knows how this was accomplished. An entirely new precedent in closed car construction was established. The body is built of steel. Moreover, the deep comfortable seat is upholstered in genuine leather. The doors are exceptionally wide. The rear compartment will hold a small steamer trunk and other luggage. The enamel, baked on the steel at high temperature is readily restored, after hard usage, to its original lustre. In every detail the car reflects the purpose of the builders—to make it a practical car of universal appeal. Chas. H. Mann Dodge Dealer 210 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 43 In every detail the car reflects the purpose of the builders—to make it a practical car of universal appeal. Chas. H. Mann Dodge Dealer 210 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 43 IT COSTS NO Anaheim 156 SOUTH LOS ANGELES STREET THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FORD PLAN GETS WARM RECEPTION The nation-wide announcement of the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan has been greeted enthusiastically everywhere, according to reports received by Ford Dealers. It is being accepted as a new and forward-looking move in the marketing of automobiles. That it will benefit millions of families and have a most salutary effect upon the auto buying public goes almost without saying, as it places something of a new light upon motor car ownership wherein the purchaser is able to avail himself of this modern necessity. "For some time past Ford dealers have been selling cars and trucks upon what is known as the deferred payment plan in which the purchaser makes a substantial initial payment, secures his car and completes the payment for it in regular installments," says George Dunton, Local Ford dealer. "This has been and will continue to be of immense benefit to numerous auto buyers, whose means do not permit the full outlay for a car at the purchase time, but who can easily make the required regular payments." "Now comes the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan which will make it possible for additional millions to own and operate motor cars, as under the terms of the Plan as little as $5.00 will start anyone toward the ownership of a Ford car, Ford Truck or Fordson Tractor. This initial payment, as well as all subsequent payments, will be deposited to the customer's credit in a local bank and draw interest at the regular savings rate. "It extends to the whole family an opportunity to participate in the car purchase by permitting each member to contribute a small amount weekly to the Plan with the whole-some effect of incalculating thrift and also demonstrating the benefits to be received from regular and consistent accumulation of funds to spend for things desired." "The price reduction of Ford Cars and Trucks which made it more accessible." Dodge Watchword Is Dependability "Unqualified endorsement of Dodge Bros. cars on the part of hundreds of thousands of satisfied owners indicate that the life-long ideals of the manufacturers to produce an article of merit, carefully conceived and honestly built, maintaining dependability even at the sacrifice of profit, is being more extensively realized every day," says a prominent distributor according to information reaching Charley Mann, Anaheim Dodge, dealer. "In the words of Frederick J. Haynes, president of Dodge Bros., Detroit, remarking in a letter on the sturdy resistance of Dodge Bros. cars to the most grueling tests in all manner of daily service all over the world, we have always endeavored to build into each Dodge Bros. car all the service that we know how, and never has there been, or will there be, a thought of cost where service-ability is concerned. Dependability must be maintained at any price." You Can't Buy a GOOD Battery for Less Money than Willard Wood-Inspired Batteries IMPROVEMENTS MADE ON CADILLAC In addition to a gradual stepping up of production, which has been continuous since the first of the year, announcement has been made by the Cadillac Motor Car Company from time to time in the Type 62 These improvements are now universally incorporated in the cars in the hands of Cadillac distributors and dealers. In announcing these improvements A. U. Widman, Cadillac manager on manufacturing, states: "During the past nine years we have manufactured 150,000 V-type cars has not been a period during that time when we were not making improvements in the metallurgy, engineering design determined, it has been possible for us to concentrate all of our energies upon improvements and refinements. This progress was always been continuous, and of course always will be. Among the more important im- in recent months, the following were enumaged by Mr. Widman: cently in the introduction of thermo- system has been notably improved, the improvements just installed giving the new carburetor thorough adaptability to all grades of high and low test gas now in use. Other results gained are greater fuel economy easier starting and more rapid acceleration." CHEVROLET REVIEW GIVES CAMP HINTS The Chevrolet Review for April under "Be Comfortable on Your Camping Tour," contains some timely and interesting paragraphs on the proper equipment for a camping trip. Chevrolet fans are getting copies of the magazine at the Frank P. Taggart Company's quarters here and in Fullerton. Campers should be equipped, say: the story, without an autotent, tent-bed camper. payments, will be deposited to the customer's credit in a local bank and draw interest at the regular savings rate. "It extends to the whole family an opportunity to participate in the car purchase by permitting each member to contribute a small amount weekly to the Plan with the wholesome effect of incubating thrift and also demonstrating the benefits to be received from regular and consistent accumulation of funds to spend for things desired. "The price reduction of Ford Cars and Trucks which went into effect last October, bringing them to the lowest level in the history of the Ford Motor Company, opened a market of unusual proportion and with the inauguration of The Ford Weekly Purchase Plan this market now becomes even more comprehensive," concludes Mr. Dunton. MOTOR SO SMOOTH, HUBBELL ARRESTED Sam Hubbell of Hubbell & Wimmer, Chandler and Cleveland distributors, nearly got "ginched" by J. C. Looney, City Marshall, at Brenna last Sunday because he didn't realize how fast his new Chandler was going. This Chandler with the new motor at 25 miles, the rate he was going, acts like 15 miles. The floor in front of the driver's seat remains cool, the engine doesn't get warm, water is put in only after a very long trip and oil never, until the crankcase is drained every 1500 miles or so. On a round trip between Anaheim and San Francisco, Hubbell never thinks putting in any oil. Hubbell—without mentioning the name of the car—tells of overhauling a car on the Mount Baldy grade, the reputation of which has been vaunted repeatedly as a hill-climber. 40 ATTEND MOTHER AND SON BANQUET The annual mother and son banquet of the/Anaheim Hi-Y club in the Y. Mr. C. A. building was attended by about 40. The banquet was prepared and served by the ladies of the Presbyterian church and the rooms were decorated for the occasion. Henry Hodges, president of the Hi-Y club acted as the toastmaster of the evening and called first upon Dana Newkirk who took as his topic, "An appreciation of Mother." Miss Florence Austin of the high school then gave some very pleasing numbers on the piano after which Mrs. T. H. Walker gave a "Toast to Our Sona." Mr. B. F. Steelhead of the music department of the high school played some cornet solos accompanied by Miss Austin. Battery for Less Money than Willard Wood-Insulated Batteries. They are as good as any wood-insulated battery can be. And they are backed by Willard experience, Willard reputation and Willard service. There's one of just the right size for your car. WILLARD SERVICE STATION Anaheim Ignition Depot OLDEST AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL Established 1912 218 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 489 Willard Batteries GIVES CAMP HINTS The Chevrolet Review for April under "Be Comfortable on Your Camping Tour," contains some timely and interesting paragraphs on the proper equipment for a camping trip. Chevrolet fans are getting copies of the magazine at the Frank P. Taggart Company's quarters here and in Fullerton. Campers should be equipped, say: the story, without an autotent, tentbed combination, any adequate tent, camping trailer and automobile camping body. Follows a description of the proper cooking and furniture equipment, food and clothing is given in detail. "Eat just as you would at home," urges the author, F. E. Brimmer, authority on autocamping. "Don't take a wardrobe, but all-round suit." MARINE LABORATORY RE-OPENS JUNE 20 Besides the summer school session at Pomona College, a school will be held under the auspices of the college at the Laguna Beach Marine Laboratory, beginning June 20 and lasting six weeks. At the summer school itself these courses will be given: general zoology and marine zoology under Prof. A. M. Bean, and animal behavior and general botany under Prof. R. D. Williams. SHOOTS PAY ROLL BANDIT, NABS OTHER (By International News Service) NEW YORK, May 5—One unidentified bandit was killed and his partner, J. B. Wallace, 35, was captured in a running gun battle thru the heart of the wholesale district today after a daring payroll holdup committed in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit subway station entrance at Chambers street during the noon hour. Henry Hodges, president of the Hi-Y club acted as the toastmaster of the evening and called first upon Dana Newkirk who took as his topic, "An appreciation of Mother." Miss Florence Austin of the high school then gave some very pleasing numbers on the piano after which Mrs. T. H. Walker gave a "Toast to Our Sona." Mr. B. F. Steelhead of the music department of the high school played some cornet solos accompanied by Miss Austin. Rev. Sam Gott, of the Baptist church gave the principle address of the evening and had as his subject, "Gratitude." He made a very strong appeal to the young men stating "that the best way to show gratitude to our mothers is by the loving services we show in our every day associations with them." A few minutes were taken by Henry Hodges and Mr. A. G. Coons, leader of the club, to explain more fully to the mothers the real purpose and work of the Hi-Y club. This club is composed of about 20 boys who are real leaders in the high school life and have as their club purpose," to create, maintain and extend throut out the school and community high standards of Christian character." NO MORE TO BUY SOLD BY Im Vulcanizing W S. R. WALTER, PROP. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Saturday, May 5, 1923 VEMENTS E ON CADILLAC on to a gradual stepping production, which has been since the first of the investment has been made Cadillac Motor Car Company to time in the Type 61. Investments are now univerrated in the cars in the Cadillac' distributors and using these improvements an, Cadillac manager of big, states: the past nine years we recurred 150,000 V-type a period during that we were not making imflict the metallurgy, engindetermined, it has been is to concentrate all of upon improvements and This progress ras alcontinuous, and of course more important imths, the following were Mr. Widman: Introduction of thermohas been notably improvvements just installed new carburetor thorough all grades of high and now in use. Other regreater fuel economy and more rapid accel- Anaheimer's Jordan Has Wonder Record The smile of Jordan owners doesn't come off! Anyhow, Herman Stern's doesn't. He's just as proud of his Jordan as ever, after three or four years' service, and declares he's going to get a new enclosed model. The car he is driving now he purchased at the 1920 auto show here, he says. It was a specially built Jordan, and since then he has driven it 32,000 miles, including a trip to British Columbia, where he used it on a camping trip and pleasure trips. During all this time he has never had any mechanical trouble, that is, real engine trouble, and the costs of repairs have been very small indeed. Steele claims to know what good cars are. Previously he owned two well known makes of expensive car, and the Jordan, he declares, gives as good service as any car made. Stern also avers that his car right now is as good-looking as any in the county. He now is using his fifth set of which not only look well, but are holding up well. CHAS. A. CRISS General Cement Contracting Commercial Buildings and SubDivisions, Also Cement Products, Estimates Free, Immediate Service, Best Skilled Mechanics, Warehouse and Yard 215 So. Vine-st. Office 324 So. Vine. Phone 163-W. Studebaker WE ARE ABLE TO MAKE ALMOST IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS Harry D. Riley STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTOR 151 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE 550 ANAHEIM Harry D. Riley STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTOR 151 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE 550 ANAHEIM Spring!--then for a spin in the open An snappy start, a mind relieved of battery trouble, and the thought of having the same power, dependability and service from your battery at the season's end—these are the USL's contributions to the pleasure of your motoring. Drive around and we will show you the USL for your car. G. H. ENNIS Automotive Electric Company 243 So. Los Angeles Street Phone 155 Nothing Compares With CHEVROLET Compares With CHEVROLET CHEVROLET Frank P. Taggart Chevrolet Distributor for Northern Orange County 131 W. Commonwealth Anaheim 328 W. Center St. Phone 555 Phone 490 BUY KELLYS Works PHONE