oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-02

SALT WATER WELL IS DUG BY FACTORY The lengths to which the Maxwell Motor Corporation has gone, to make certain that its automobiles are built in the most efficient way, are well illustrated in a recent announcement received by Turton & Lumsdon, local Maxwell dealer, stating that a salt water well has just been drilled at the Detroit plants of the company and is now in use. The water from it assures improved heat-treating of the necessary materials entering Maxwell care. "For all intensive heat-treating purposes tests have proved that salt water is more desirable than fresh," says H. L. Turton. "This fact, as well as the need for cold water that would remain at a constant temperature, prompted the corporation to drill the well, after advice from geologists that salt water underlies a considerable section about Detroit. "Natural salt water, of the exact solution and temperature wanted was struck at 851 feet below the surface. Its constant temperature is 55 degrees Fahrenheit, the correct coolness for heat heat-treating." The well's estimated yearly capacity is 31,200,000 gallons per day. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, June 2—(Spl.)—Mr. "Has" Humphrey was a visitor of Miss Sadie Jones Tuesday. Mrs. Geo. Cullen and son Lawrence were Santa Ana visitors Tuesday. Little May Vanatta is seriously ill with pneumonia and measles. She is under a trained nurses care. Mr. Hobe Jones and family and Eddie Brainer were Orange Show visitors Monday evening. Misses Buth Hurd, Mona and Helen Meranda attended the Orange Show Monday evening. Mike Redner and Donald Cullens of Montebello were on the lease Tuesday. Mrs. Anna McCollough of Anaheim was an Olinda visitor Monday. Mr. Finch and family moved to Fullerton Saturday. The last symbol of frontier life passes into history. Progress discards the picturesque old stagecoach for the modern motor car. A famous Indian route in British Columbia—the Cariboo Trail—first used by white men in the 50s, is now traveled tri-weekly by Studebaker Big-Six Touring cars. Carrying passengers, baggage and express, these cars start from Ashcroft—a point about 200 miles north-east of Vancouver—and run straight north to Quesnel. This is the route of the Cariboo Trail over steep, towering range of the Cariboo Trail. It is a difficult road always been almost bad weather. The Asheroft to Queanel trip by stage and one-half days, waltance is now covered a single day at a cenger of only twenty-fare charged by th DANGEROUS, BUT LESS OIL BEST, CLAIM Many visitors at the Auto show learned, perhaps for the first time, of the variety of oils and greases put out by the manufactures of Oldag. Grades are no longer given by motor for Little May Vanatta is seriously ill with pneumonia and measles. She is under a trained nurses care. Mr. Hobb Jones and family and Eddie Brainer were Orange Show visitors Monday evening. Misses Buth Hurd, Mona and Helen Meranda attended the Orange Show Monday evening. Mike Redner and Donald Cullen of Montebello were on the lease Tuesday. Mrs. Anna McCollough of Anaheim was an Olinda visitor Monday. Mr. Finn and family moved to Fullerton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cockely and daughter Lela were Fullerton visitors Monday evening. Everett Miller and Donald Cullen of Montebello were visitors here Wednesday. Ruth Hurd, Helen and Mona Meranda and friends from Montebello were Newport visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Horne Schryer and daughter Olive were Anaheim visitors Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Evans and son Harry were Newport visitors Wednesday. R. F. Jones and family and Bill Cullen were Anaheim visitors Wednesday. Mr. Elmer Warner visited at the Chamberland home Wednesday. Mr. Keith Ford of Santa Ana and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan of Fullerton spent Wednesday at the Ryan home. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robb and Miss Melva Gullock were Anaheim visitors Wednesday evening. Mr. Hard Simpson of the Union lease was on the lease Wednesday. Mr. Fred Jones of Long Beach spent Wednesday visiting his parents here. Mr. Chas Nevins of Anaheim was on the lease Tuesday. Mr. Chas Hartly and daughter Helen were callers on the lease Wednesday. Mr. Loomis is home for a few days from the Santa Fe Hospital in Los Angeles. Little Wayne is slowly improving from his burns. Monten Goldring and Joe Greminger are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Schryer attended the funeral of the Misses DANGEROUS, BUT LESS OIL BEST, CLAIM Many visitors at the Auto show learned perhaps for the first time, of the variety of oils and greases put out by the manufactures of Oldag. Gredag is one of their products. The companies grades of oils are made for a variety of cars, big and little and range from heavy to light. On the principle that without oil there can be no heat, provided a film of oil exists for lubrication, the company declares that two quarts of oil are better than four or five, if the owner keeps tabs on his supply and doesn't let it get too low. MAXWELL CHASSIS WAS SHOW FEATURE R. G. Adams of Fullerton was one of the joint exhibitors with Anaheim dealers at the Auto show. He cooperates with Turton and Lumsdon in putting on the capable showing of Maxwell and Chalmers cars. A cut down Maxwell chassis, which did not appear during the first few days of the show, was a remarkable feature of the combined exhibit. The wonderful smoothness of the Maxwell mechanism never was better illustrated. AT THE ANTLERS HOTEL W. A. James, Onyx; Joe Rivers, T. W. Franklin, Frank Ayala and William C. Wenell, Los Angeles, and Joe Lara Alhambra. Ford and Blackmore Thursday. Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Loomis's sister of Los Angeles is staying with her for a few days. Don Cullen and Everett Miller were on the lease Thursday. Mr. Clarke was hi Brea Tuesday. Mr. Friend of Carbon Canyon was a Santa Fe visitor Tuesday. City Tony Dorsi and To 134 W. Broadway left ergoon by motor for to spend the summer they expect to make days. Mrs. A. C. Richard underwent an operation here today. New patients at the lum today include: Banning, and Mrs. M Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J.C Everett have returned days motor trip to San remained over night bara where they visit The trip was made u Mrs. Neva Neill anter, Berrie, have left gone to their home in Mrs. Mary J.Mott family, of Gard passing the week-end you. Mr. and Mrs. J.C Bobbie, Mrs Ray Ellen, June 13 Normal in the Mr. and Mrs. C.J.NENNO EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO C.J. NEWNO EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO Distributors for GABRIEL SNUBBERS Anaheim and Vicinity REPLACEMENT PARTS For Every Make Car TIRES AND TUBES Dayton—Goodyear—Hartford 145 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 464 of Frontier Passes Into History The trip by stagecoach was long and drudgerous and required three and one-half days, whereas the distance is now covered by motor car in a single day at a cost to the passenger of only twenty-five per cent of the fare charged by the stagecoach. Studebaker Special-Sixes are also used as motor stages between Ashcroft, Williams Lake and Cedar Creek, E.C. It was at the latter point that a gold strike was made last year. The run to Cedar Creek is 150 miles east from Ashcroft, over a very treacherous road—hardly a road at all. Rogardless of the very difficult travel conditions—sharp inclines, dangerous descents from the mountains—these cars have proved dependable and faithful to their task. City Briefs Tony Dorst and Tom Steinberg of 134 W. Broadway left yesterday afternoon by motor for New York City 53 FANATICS KILLED MANILA, June 2—Fifty-three Moro fanatics, including their leader, Akbara, were killed in a battle with the Philippine constabulary on Bata Isabeln, according to reports received here late today. Akbara had gathered a large fol- City Briefs Tony Dorst and Tom Steinberg of 134 W. Broadway left yesterday afternoon by motor for New York City to spend the summer. Mr. Dorst says they expect to make the trip in ten days. Mrs. A. C. Richards of Fullerton underwent an operation for tonsilitis here today. New patients at the local sanitarium today include: C. H. Greene, Banning, and Mrs. M. C. Eddington, Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Idlor and son Everett have returned from a ten days motor trip to Santa Cruz. They remained over night at Santa Barbara where they visited relatives. The trip was made up the coast. Mrs. Neva Nelll and small daughter, Bertie, have left the Retreat and gone to their home in Fullerton. Mrs. Mary J. Mott, with the Anson Mott family, of Garden Grove are passing the week-end in Trabuco canyon. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elliott and son Bobbie, Mrs. Ray Elliott and children, June 13 Norman were visitors in the Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cham- 53 FANATICS KILLED MANILA, June 2—Fifty-three Moyo fanatics, including their leader, Akbara, were killed in a battle with the Philippine constabulary on Bain Isidn, according to reports received here late today. Akbara had gathered a large following by announcing he was inmortal and could swallow bullets and bring down airplanes. Constabulary sent to suppress the movement were attacked two weeks ago and a number of Akbara's followers slain. He escaped and, according to the reports reaching here, led a new attack. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT F. S. Bennett, Hollywood; C. E. Ford, Glendale; Mrs. M. Willcutt, and Mrs. F. Cooley, Oakland; W. H. Guptil, Chula Vista; Mrs. E. B. Welch, New Orleans; M. P. Bigery, Los Angeles and J. L. Hudson, Wichita. pion home in Pasadena Thursday. Dr. M. W. Hollingsworth severed his connection with the clinic June first and is now in practice in Santa Ana, with offices in the Spurgeod building. STARBUCK'S REDS. 8ED CLASSIFIED ADS. BABY CHICKS Ford Weekly Purchase Plan Makes It Easier to Buy Let the Whole Family Participate Let the Whole Family Participate $5.00 Enrolls You For as little as $5.00 you can start toward the ownership of a Ford Car under the terms of the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. This enables you to become a Ford Owner out of your weekly earnings. Your money is deposited in the bank and draws interest. What easier way could there be? The whole family can participate. You'll be surprised how quickly the car will be yours. Come in! Get full particulars! Ford Motor Company George Dunton Authorized Ford Dealer 420 East Fourth Street, Santa Ana 320 N. Los Anageles Street, Anaheim The following banks are acting as depositories for payments made in connection with the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan; Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank, 213 W. 4th St., Santa Ana, and First National Bank, Center and Los Angeles Sts., Anaheim. For Economical Transportation CHEVROLET Four-Door Sedan CHEVROLET IS LEADING—COUNT 'EM ON THE ROAD TODAY THE ALL-YEAR CAR FOR EVERY FAMILY Four-Door Sedan $1065 Frank P. Taggart Chevrolet Distributor for Northern Orange County 131 W. Commonwealth Anaheim 328 W. Center St. Phone 555 Phone 490 Chevrolet Distributor for Northern Orange County 131 W. Commonwealth Anaheim 328 W. Center St. Phone 555 Phone 490 Daniels & Williams DISTRIBUTORS Built to Meet a New Condition The Sedan Tire A Special Tire for Closed Cars Closed cars place a different strain on tires—a grinding side-sway caused by the higher, heavier bodies. And this new menace to tire mileage created an imperative need for a new tire. 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