oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-02

HERE'S BATTERY BUILT FOR RADIO A radio battery built for the specific needs of radio service. That's the Exide, says B. F. Herr, exclusive local distributors of the Exide batteries of all sorts. "Within the memory of the most of us, the call for help which Jack Binns sent from the sinking steamer Republic, was probably the first striking example the world received of the practicability of radio message, any the manufacturers. "And yet today—only 13 years later—in hundreds of thousands of private homes, wireless telephones are providing entertainment quite as mystifying as the most marvelous trick of any magician. "Amateur radio "fans" everywhere are building receiving stations of more or less elaborate design, while practically all of the large electrical instrument manufacturers have placed on the market compact wireless telephone receiving sets that can be operated; without trouble of any kind, by the most inexperienced novice. "But to insure maximum enjoyment from any radio outfit, an absolutely dependable storage battery is essential—a battery designed to provide steady current—a battery whose voltage will not drop after a few minutes' use to a point where frequent adjustments of the apparatus will be necessary." Sweepstakes Victor Again Show Feature The Oakland stock touring car which won the Yosemite sweepstakes again this year was one of the features of the Auto show at the Orange show. Visitors to the show during the first day or two didn't see the car, which occupied practically the same point as in the 1922 show. The car's wonderful performance in respect to economy has been told again and again. Incidentally Ven. CALIF. AND FLORIDA SHIP 100,000 CARS According to General Manager E. G. Dezell, of the California Fruit Growers Exchange, this season's shipments of California and Florida citrus fruits will total more than 100,000 cars based upon actual shipments to April 28th. Orange and grapefruit shipments for the two states to date were 65,000 cars, according to Mr. Dezell, as compared women, they on the cow and carried The bodies ground to the track slight angle Actual figures only tonia's Navel shipments for matured at 187. All the Cal is yet to go, some 611 cars May 1st. California's su full swing with Again Show Feature The Oakland stock touring car which won the Yosemite sweepstakes again this year was one of the features of the Auto show at the Orange show. Visitors to the show during the first day or two didn't see the car, which occupied practically the same point as in the 1922 show. The car's wonderful performance in respect to economy has been told again and again. Incidentally Ventura gasoline helped this stock model to victory. When in need advertise in the Plain Dealer. SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange SHIP 100,000 CARS According to General Manager E. G. Dezell, of the California Fruit Growers Exchange, this season's shipments of California and Florida citrus fruits will total more than 100,000 cars based upon actual shipments to April 28th. Orange and grapefruit shipments for the two states to date were 65,000 cars, according to Mr. Dezell, as compared with 60,000 cars for the same period in 1921 this estimate taking into consideration the lighter loading of California fruit. Adding shipments of California lemons to the orange and grapefruit shipments of the two states for the same period, makes an estimated total of over 100,000 carloads for the year. This total, states Mr. Dezell, shows a larger citrus crop for the country than that of 1921, the prevailing weather filed today to the charge of the late Vada brought by the die McGregor Young Taylor he served a ten-time in Oregon. A complainant People vs. W. the latter pre-check for $12 Huntington B Medbury. The Huntington Security Trust Factory Representatives —90 Days Free Service if Registered 5 Days after Purchase FOR CARS LISTED BELOW Dodge Chevrolet Overland Star Willys-Knight Durant Franklin Hupmobile Reo Dort Maxwell Velie Chalmers G. H. ENNIS Automotive Electric Company 243 So. Los Angeles Street Phone 155 Anaheim 243 So. Los Angeles Street Phone 155 Anaheim Building Co J. SIEGEL, Presiden General Office 919-27 North Los Angeles St Anaheim, California Watch Us Do Things Watch Us Grow THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. SIX DIE AS TRAIN HITS AUTO. The remains of the body of the death auto. women, their bodies being caught on the cowcatcher, of the engine and carried more than 500 feet. The bodies of the men were ground to bits and strewn along the track. The crossing is at a slight angle to the railroad, but the view is unobstructed. Those killed in the accident we Mrs. James Ogg, Edward De Mota, Mrs. Conrad Jongweard of Merced, Cal., and Mrs. J De Mota and J. Ogg, the latter a visitor from lown. IDA CARS manager E. Cla Fruit season's Florida are than actual shipage and the two cars, accompaniedious bumper citrus crop year. That this quantity of fruit has been marketed without great difficulty also shows an increasing appreciation and demand on the part of the American consuming public for citrus fruits. Actual figures given cover shipments only to the close of California's Navel season, remaining Navel shipments for the season being estimated at 1871 cars as of May 1st. All the California Valencia crop is yet to go, with the exception of some 611 cars shipped previous to May 1st. Pickling and shipping of California's summer orange is now in full swing with an estimated total of YORBA NEWS YORBA, June 2.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Stambro and family visited the Monarovia cemetery on the 29th as a daughter of the Stambro's is buried at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shingles of Dow Angeles spent a couple of days the first part of the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Yorba. Throat maladies seem to be the epidemic around this section: Joe Grijalva has diphtheria, Tita Castillo is all fled up with the mumps, and Mrs. Edna Romero, Mrs. Angie Bleecker and Mrs. Matilde de Los Reyes have each one just got over cases of mumps and ronsilitis. Mr. O. J. Stambro is just getting over an affected maxillary that was getting infected, a dental surgical operation having had to be performed on the gentleman before relief from the trouble could be had; now he is suffering from the after-effect of the operation. Mr. C. B. Poar, president of the Henry-Brown Co., Inc., of Glendale, Cal., manufacturers of the famous Sierra Club Beverages and Mr. B. H. Harding Harris, manager of the Bachman Cigar Co., were visitors in our repowed burg on Thursday. Mr. Poar although a resident of California for thirty-three years, had never picked an orange off a tree, but he acknowledged to the local V. G. (village-gossip), that he had never before seen such an all-around fine orange as the one that finally tempted him to try the—to him—"novel" experiment. Mr. A. W. Gallagher, registrar of the far-famed Sherwood Music School of Chicago, was here the first part of the week in the interests of the school. Mr. W. W. Chandler of Santa Ana who is county sanitary inspector, was around this section last week gathering information in line with his duties. Mrs. Arthur Andrade and her infant son Wayne visited at the Bois-serrance home on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Misses Blanche and Marguerite Bois-serrance accompanying Mrs. Andrade on the latter lady's return to her home at Long Beach. been marketed without great difficulty also shows an increasing appreciation and demand on the part of the American consuming public for citrus fruits. Actual figures given cover shipments only to the close of California's Navel season, remaining Navel shipments for the season being estimated at 1871 cars as of May 1st. All the California Valencia crop is yet to go, with the exception of some 611 cars shipped previous to May 1st. Picking and shipping of California's summer orange is now in full swing with an estimated total of 25,096 cars of Valencias to supply the country's summer orange market. Lemon shipments for the rest of the season will approximate 6276 cars, it is estimated. COURTHOUSE NEWS A complaint was filed today in People vs. W. E. Green, alleging that the latter presented a worthless check for $123.60 on May 21 in Huntington Beach to Townsend and Medbury. The check was drawn on the Huntington Beach branch of the Security Trust and Savings Bank. W. C. Hallowya of Fullerton reported today that somebody had stolen his new Dodge car in Fullerton. The car was parked in front of the Hotel Virginia. The Anderson Williams and L. M. Clippinger estates each amounted to $7500, according to the inventories and appraisements filed today. General denial is made in an answer filed today by Harry D. Bladen to the charge of undue influence over the late Vada Bladen, his mother, brought by the two daughters, Golde McGregor and Wilma Bladen Young Taylor. The former admits he served a term for larceny at one time in Oregon. H. Clay Kellogg was apparently insolvent, according to the first annual account of the estate filed today. Reduction of claims agreed to in certain cases may make some difference. A continuation from June 1 to June 8 was filed today for the hearing of the interests' motion in the Superior court to tax costs in Julian O. Royer, Louise Royer, et al vs. Marie Ferand et al. The action is an echo of the recent suit which resulted in preventing probation of the will. Non-support for practically a year. WITH OTHER WOMEN Suit for divorce was filed today by Marian D. Todd against Marc R. Todd. Too much intimacy with other women, whom he is accused of taking on rides in an auto which he purchased on May 8, is the principal cause alleged. The plaintiff also declares that on May 16 he told her he no longer loved her and was "erazy" about another woman. They were married on or about Dec. 31, 1918. The separation can be on May 22 last in Santa Ana. All-money, counsel fees and court costs are also asked. is alleged by Myrtle Fox in a suit for divorce filed today against Stephen Fox. They were married at Santa Ana on April 5, 1921, and separated on May 20, last. They have community property valued at not more than $10,000, largely real estate. KENNEDY Do You Realize What Radio Means in Your Home? For Radio Satisfaction Use Kennedy A. BEVILLARD "Established 1912" Distributors for Northern Orange County 218 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 489 A New Tire! Here is the tire that just fills the bill for 90% of motorists. 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Just a few simple exercises and the handing out of the report cards by Miss Mary Doerr, the teacher, marked the day. Miss Doerr intends to go north for her vacation. The closing exercises of our local school will take place the 6th inst. Mr. and Mrs. Emile Boisserance spent last Sunday at Big Bear Lake. Mrs. J. Sapp from Los Angeles, sister-in-law of Mrs. Charles Teed, spent a week with the latter lady, both ladies being taken to the Orange Cement Pipe Lines Nick Hile Ph. 893-W Anaheim California Tops at Dealers Prices It is "Fundamentally Wrong" to pay more Single Slide $820.00—Double Slide $400.00 ANAHEIM AUTO WORKS 217 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim New Phaeoton Reo $1895.00 New Phaeoton Reo $1895.00 Beauty, Endurance and Economy Form a Triple Alliance BEAUTY of design, perfection of finish and mechanical excellence are combined in this new Phaeton Reo, built upon the famous Reo-Six chassis and powered with that perfectly balanced sweet-running six-cylinder motor. 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