oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-19

BUYING CAR SHOULD BE AN INVESTMENT Buying an automobile should be a business investment on exactly the same plane as buying real estate or insurance, declares O. C. Hutchinson, general sales manager of the Hupp Motor Car Corporation. "Every factor of good business judgment should enter into its purchase—original cost price, resale value, cost of upkeep and the reputation of the company making the product as well as that of the dealer handling it. "The motor car has become a transportation necessity, and by far the greatest use to which it is being put today is to meet the basic demand of economical transportation. From 70 to 75 per cent of Hupmobile buyers purchase their cars primarily for business purposes, it has been ascertained, although the Hupp has been known essentially as a family car for years, and its sales volume built up from that demand. "Some legislatures still regard the motor car as a luxury and would keep it in the luxury class whenever a discussion of future items for taxation arises. But the number is steadily diminishing." "It has taken nearly 50 years for the number of telephones in use to reach approximately 15,000,000 and only 20 years for automobiles to reach the same peak." Average weight of a hon's egg is 60 grams, of which the shell weighs about 6, the white 36 and the yolk 18. Eddy’s Orange Show Exhibit Noteworthy How a car can be made literally to look like new will be shown by Eddy's Pallet & Trop Shop at the Orange show, when the firm displays a Cole S of J. A. Claye, principal of the Anaheim Union High school. The car will have an Elizabeth de Luxe California top, with body covering of tan fabricoid, trimmed in chocolate brown, with fenders, splash and chassis in chocolate brown and radiator shella, lamps and trimmings in nickel. The interior will be in brown broadcloth corresponding to the rest of the car. The entire job except the nickelink was done by the Eddy shop. Another car to be exhibited at the show will be a Packard single six with a Boyes sport top, done by the shop for Dale & Co. Eddy also is building a sedan shape Boyes sport California top on a Packard single six purchased recently by Joe Piscus. Production of Ford cars and trucks for domestic use during the week ending Tuesday, April 24, totaled 38,543. The highest day's production was 5,558. Fordson tractor production for the same period was 2,795. Under the super-quality manufacturing schedule in effect at the Lincoln division of the Ford Motor Company, production for the week ending Tuesday, April 24, totaled 139 Lincoln cars. FRANKLIN S NEW FAS What is declared Franklin average hour for a distance that of the run state Franklin Company and Grand Rapids the Bob White Co., lin distributors. It is all the more the face of the factry four passenger car was driven by who was accompanied by C. A. Braun Franklin Company, master of the Detroit They left Detroit arrived at Grand Rapids running time 44.5 miles per hour erage was 43.2 Round trip average the 331 miles cover Motorcycle police Twenty minutes breakfast at Grand which oiled changed, pre-heated avoiding cooling this drive was 61 Metal office fur country 18 become pan. RELIABLE CARS RELIABLE DE When at the Orange Show don't forget to visit the Auto Disp of the old firm RELIABLE CARS When at the Orange Show don't forget to visit the Auto Disp of the old firm TURTON & LUMSDON And inspect the latest production of CHALMERS CARS ALSO THE GOOD MAXWEL We Stand By Our Slogan 142 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim SERVICE & PARTS Note How the Hupmobile Darts Away First Darts Away First The group awaiting for the 'go ahead' at the corner, includes all types, styles and sizes of cars—but no matter what the group, Hupmobile is 'there' first and foremost when the officer gives the sign. The Hupmobile owner derives more solid and substantive, however, from the month after month and year the Hupmobile goes on giving the same faith service that characterizes month of it. CADILLAC GARAGE COMPANY 210 N. Main St. Santa Ana 306 N. Los Angeles Anahe FRANKLIN SETS UP NEW FAST RECORD What is declared to be the highest Franklin average record in miles per hour for a distance ever known is that of the run staged by the Detroit Franklin Company between Detroit and Grand Rapids and return, says the Bob White Co., Nash and Franklin distributors. The average was 42.84 miles per hour over 331 miles. It is all the more remarkable in the face of the fact that a sedan carrying four passengers was used. This car was driven by Charlie Memmore who was accompanied by A. B. Tobias and C. A. Brady of the Detroit Franklin Company, and E. H. Schumacher of the Detroit Free Press. They left Detroit at 3:50 a.m. and arrived at Grand Rapids at 8:03; average running time for 165.5 miles, 44.5 miles per hour. Return trip average was 43.2 miles per hour. Round trip average 43.84 miles for the 331 miles covered. Motorcycle police preceded the car. Twenty minutes was allowed for breakfast at Grand Rapids, during which time the oil in the motor was changed, pre-heated oil being used to avoiding cooling the motor. Highest point reached by the speedometer in this drive was 61 miles per hour. Metal office furniture made in this country is becoming popular in Japan. Read Pikin Dealer Classified for Realty Bargains. NEW 77 HAYNES SPEEDSTER ARRIVES Here's a car, fans, you can rave about. The first of the big six Haynes 77 speedsters to reach here. The Hull-Wittmer Haynes Co. have put it on exhibit at their showrooms on South Los Angeles-st. It is the same car that can do 90 miles an hour and which was driven on March 9, last gear, at 74 to 80 miles an hour on the Indianapolis Speedway by Howard Wilcox. Done in a battleship grey, with all the trimings, and space in the rear for a couple of trunks, besides a spacious compartment immediately back of the seat, this car is a joy to look upon. The car will be one of six models to be exhibited by the local concern at the Orange show. PLAY RESUMED IN ELKS DIN LEAGUE AUTOBOGANNING — THIS IS LATEST Although the scene pictured here with is not one of the regularly discussed 64 "Reasons for Reo", it might be considered so by lovers of the out doors, says C. W. Cramer, branch manager of Dale & Co., Reo and Packard distributors. At any rate, it does make clearer the statement of a medical authority that the automobile has done more to improve the health of the American people than any other single factor. California winters bring their days of snow sports up among the mountains and canyons where this photograph was made. There the northern fad of autobogganing and its wholesome outdoor frolicking can be alternated with surf bathing with only a day or so intervening. Automobiles capable of traveling the white mantled canyon roads carry beach residents to snow in comparatively few hours. Not so long ago horseback riders took days for the RELIABLE DEALERS visit the Auto Display UMSDON action of ARS MAXWELL igan Phone 32-J upmobile First an hour on the Indianapolis Speedway by Howard Wilcox. Done in a battleship grey, with all the trimming, and space in the rear for a couple of trunks, besides a spacious compartment immediately back of the seat, this car is a joy to look upon. The car will be one of six models to be exhibited by the local concern at the Grange show. PLAY RESUMED IN ELKS PIN LEAGUE Play was resumed in the So. Calif. Elk's League last night after a two weeks lay off on account of the P. C. B. A tournament at San Jose. Pasadena was the guest of Anaheim Lodge on the home alleys and in the Spirit of Brotherly Love the home team allowed the visitors to win all three games, all of the local hard having a hard time only Capt. Efker going over the 500 mark. For the visitors Wilbur rolled 203 and Vall 534 for the high mark of the match. Pasadena Team 1 2 3 Total Fields ...131 137 159 427 Brayton ...158 136 151 445 Vall ...167 167 198 534 Wilbur ...140 172 203 515 Runyon ...138 189 180 507 Total ...734 801 891 2426 Anaheim Team 1 2 3 Total M. Varues ...136 158 166 490 P. Varues ...135 127 142 404 Yoern ...151 165 139 456 Graham ...137 144 195 476 Efkes ...156 167 178 501 Total ...715 761 820 2295 ORANIZE 8-TEAM BOWLING LEAGUE A new league composed of eight teams with three men on a team will start a seven week schedule will get under way next Monday night, four teams will shoot Monday and a like number on Tuesday. Average of last season's will be taken and the teams formed on a basis of not over 500 team ave. Five games a night will be rolled, each team meeting every team in the league once. The teams will be known by colors and the lineups are as follows: Blues—Heppon, Ambrose, Obluda. Whites—Efker, Graham, Gambon. Reds—Dugas, Morago, Stanfield. Greens — McGaugh, McMaster, Mooney. Browns—Larrison, Priddy, Smith. Blacks — Moose, Tanner, M. Varner. Yellows—Baram, James, Barnesberger. Oranges—O'Donnel, Baker, P. LEGION PLAYS AT BROOKSIDE PARK Anaheim Post No. 7, American Legion, and Lamanda Park Post will tangle at Brookside Park field, one of the fastest ball teams in So. Calif., Sunday afternoon. The Lamanda Park team has a string of good players and Capt. "Red" Altnow is looking for a tough fight. This is the second league of the season. Pendleton, the Elks flashy short stop will hold that position for the vets team Sunday. Bryan will locate on the mound and Reeves will receive. HOME RUN HITTERS National No. Total Hartnett, Chicago ...1 5 Kelleher, Chicago ...1 4 Hollocher, Chicago ...1 1 Toporcer, St. Louis ...1 1 American Ruth, New York ...1 6 Sheely, Chicago ...1 1 Blankenship, Chicago ...1 1 Totals National 120; last year 77. American 60; last year 103. LETTS BURIAL MONDAY LOS ANGELES, May 19—Private funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock for Arthur Letts, nationally known Los Angeles department store owner, who died here yesterday. GREAT FALLS GIVES KEARNS GLAD HAND GREAT FALLS, Mont., May 19.—Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, was accorded a demonstration of huge proportions when he stepped from the train here last night. Kearna in a statement to the International News Service this morning said that in all likelihood the champion would meet Harry Willis, negro contender for the heavyweight crown, at New York or Jersey City on Labor Day. Dempsey is said to be in excellent condition and present plans call for only moderate training up to three weeks before the flight on July 4. Light workouts to start Saturday. Ten sparring partners have been engaged by the champion to work with him during the conditioning process. Harry Drake and Billy Welts, engaged by Kearna in the east will arrive Sunday. Babe Herman, featheryweight and "Tiny Jim" Herman, Omaha-heavyweight have been added to the champion's retinue of workers. SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange Cement Pipe Lines Nick Hile Ph. 893-W Anaheim CALIFORNIA Do You Realize What Radio Means To You In Your Home? We Have a Set for Every Home Bevillard Kennedy Distributor for Northern Orange County 218 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Established 1912 Daniels & Williams Distributors Friction-Proofed BRUNSWICK PLAYS AT BOKSIDE PARK Post No. 7, American Amanda Park Post will okside Park field, one at ball teams in So. afternoon. The Lateam has a string of and Capt. "Red" Altg for a fought fight, second league of the elton, the Elks flashy hold that position team Sunday. Bryan the mound and Reeves RUN HITTERS National No. Total Cicago ..... 1 5 Cago ..... 1 4 Chicago ..... 1 1 Louis ..... 1 1 American ork ..... 1 6 go ..... 1 1 Chicago ..... 1 1 Totals 20; last year 77. 30; last year 103. 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