oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-09

AUTO CLUB SCORES RECKLESS SMOKERS Complete abstinence from smoking stares the motorists of this part of the state in the face if they are planning to tour any of the forest reserves, according to a warning just issued by the Auto Club of So. Calif. Unless there are fewer forest fires and a great deal less carelessness on the part of automobile parties, a smoking ban will be placed on some of the greatest vacation areas in America. Police powers belonging to forest reserve supervisors have been greatly increased at Washington and it is entirely within the jurisdiction of the reserve supervisors to say whether or not smoking of pipes, cigars or cigarettes within the limits of the Angelus or Cleveland forest reserves, shall be permitted. An intensive investigation of early summer forest fires springing up in certain parts of So. Calif. has developed the evidence that a large majority of these fires have started from carelessly thrown cigarette stubs falling into dry grass along the road. In view of the fact that tramps using the roads do not smoke the type of cigarette which burns on and on forever until exhausted, and that motorists do, has led the forest officials to believe that the motorist is largely at fault. No such ban has yet been placed on the forest reserves of the southern part of the state, say the Auto Club officials, but as during June and July more fires are found, such a contingency is entirely possible. If the water sheds continue to be menaced by forest fires, should such a step be taken, then more drastic means will be found to preserve them. This would indicate that motorists, hikers, and picnickers will be barred from entrance to the forest reserve. Forest reserve officials have notified the Auto Club that every possible effort is being made this year to prevent destructive conflagrations in the hills and mountains and there will be no fooling with the situation at all. Watch your step and your "smokes" in the forest playgrounds this summer! WHAT MAKES NEW CHANDLER NEW TOLD The 1923 Chandler six went up Pike's Peak on high gear by means of a new motor. That's about all the average auto fan knows about the new Chandler. To tell the story of what the new Chandler is and does Hubbell and Wimmer, Chandler and Cleveland distributors, have a very convenient little booklet, which describes in a careful detail just what makes the 1923 Chandler a new car. Incidentally the new motor, the most important novelty was tested and altered for two years before it was evolved to its present excellence. War on Bogus Parts Makers Is Still On Distributors and service stations carrying the Connecticut electric system and parts have been asked to aid in gathering up replacement breaker plates or genuine breaker plates that carry bogus breaker arms or screw points, says George H. Ennis of the Automotive Electric Co., exclusive distributors in Anaheim. The Connecticut Telephone & Electric Co., the manufacturers announce that they have won one suit against "the pirates" and will win another suit as soon as they can get further evidence. Units must have seen service, and owners of cars having the Connecticut system who have suffered from bogus parts are asked to aid the company and distributors. DODGE PROVES DEPENDABLE CAR J. W. Sackett thinks so well of the results he obtained from his 1922 Dodge touring car a year ago, when he went on a long tour thru the Northwest, including Montana, where his old home is located that he is going to make the same trip again. His upkeep costs last summer was only a few dollars outside of oil and gas, he told Charley Mann, the Dodge distributor in Anaheim, and vicinity. Sackett wants a car he knows in dependable, and declares he has one in the Dodge. When in need advertise in the Plain Dealer. By SA The ceys owe all turned to days. Jack L. at Great Falls is doing his best to train patrol and west, no chance. His striction gale always a cants for jobs of those who too much for Gibbons I work as yet. Regularly long training. Over in Jess Willard American bus round eliminer winner will provide thou bons. If Gill of a title go Willard-Firle long month rather fight harvest of ex engagements. The Pacific are taking courts. The "little three" present by Mr. Wright dent McCarthy powers but he doing. The who is to be know, our some one is standards of Engene Crqe quired the f ship from the acting re America a clo ons when he July 30. Crqe have refining his honors s he is a real give the best champs o SPECIAL! ALL NEW TIRES 30x31½ Fabric Tire and Tube $12.00 30x31½ Cords (Standard Size) 12.95 30x31½ Cords (Oversize) 10,000 mi. 14.00 30x31½ Cords (Oversize) 10,000 mi. 15.60 30x31½ Para Bell 12,000 mi. 17.85 30x31½ Goodyear S. S. Cross Rib 14.00 31x4 Miller Cord S. S. 25.00 32x4 Racine Cord 30.00 32x4 U. S. Royal Cord 30.00 32x4 Manhattan (Regular Price) 27.95 32x4 U. S. Royal Cord 37.50 34x4 Racine Cord 32.50 —These are bargains you cannot deny. —Here is an opportunity to save money. —You cannot buy quality merchandise cheaper. TRADE IN your old casings on BELLS or MANHATTANS Reliable Tire Co, 200 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 366 Let Uncle Sam Be Your Bank Teller Let Uncle Sam Be Your Bank Teller —You need go no further than the nearest mail box to make deposits in these Banks. —Our efficient Banking by-mail service, co-operating with Uncle Sam, makes banking easy for scores of ranchers and others who find it inconvenient to call personally. —R. F. D. means Receiver for Deposits in these Banks. —Both deposits and withdrawals are promptly and safely handled. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK of Anaheim THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Sargum Sproutings By SARGUM SPROUT The eyes of the fighting world are all turned to Shelby, Montana, these days. Jack Dempsey is working out at Great Falls, while Tommy Gibbons is doing his training in Shelby. Jack is slimming would-be fighters all over Great Falls. Jack is hard on his training partners, knoikng them east and west, north and south at every chance. His camp resembles a construction gang camp in that there is always a steady strea mof applicants for jobs and a steady stream of those who have found the work too much for them. Gibbons has not taken up real work as yet. Tommy has been fighting regularly and will not need a long training grond. Over in Jersey City, July 12th, Jess Willard will take on the South American bull, Louis Firpo, in a 12-round elimination contest. The winner will get a crack at Dempsey providing that worthy gets by Gibbons. If Gibbons wins the chances of a title go between him and the Willard-Firpo victor will be slim for long months, unless Tommy would rather fight than to reap the easy harvest of exhibition work and movie engagements. The Pacific Coast League mogula are taking their troubles into the courts. The "big five" is finding the "little three" hard to conquer. All the present trouble could be cleared by Mr. Wrigley coming clean. President McCarthy has gone beyond his powers but he may be justified in so doing. The public does not know who is to blame and may never know, our public does know that some one is not acting up to the standards of true sportsmen. Eugene Criqui, who recently acquired the featherweight championship from the U.S.A. for France, is acting the real sportman by giving America a chance to regain the honors when he meets Johnny Dundee. July 30. Criqui as champion might have returned home to France with his honors safely held for years but he is a real fighter and is willing to give the best a chance. So many of the champs of the present day love to real earnest. Her recent successes must be due to real playing and real training. Molla has the ability but fell for the bright lights and high living which no one can do and excel in athletics. Our Roy Mabee claims to have laid away his wrestling toga for good. Johnny Meyers is not heading this way very rapidly so the Mabee Meyers match looks to be a thing of dreams, but Sammy Sandow has Long Beach fans thinking he is the only wrestler on the map. Sammy tried many times to get Roy to give him a match while Roy was going so well in Anahiem. Now that Sammy is going so great in Long Beach, Mabee's friends would like to see him go to Long Peach and smoke the Beach wrestler out a bit. If Sammy will give Roy a chance we will bet our last year's neck-tie that Roy throws him twice within 60 minutes. Roy says that he is through with the game but I'll wager he is not. Local Hudson, Essex Service Hereafter A. H. Wresche, an experienced mechanic formerly of Kansas City, Mo., has joined the local branch of Townsend & Medbery as foreman of the service department which has just been opened. Wresche has been repairing autos for the past 15 years and has done much work on Hudson and Essex cars in the course of his experience. There is a pit for four or five cars at once and a well equipped bench with Wresche in charge, Hudson and Essex owners may be assured of the same high quality of service as they get in their cars when purchased. The Anaheim branch of the firm never has had a service department before. YESTERDAY'S HOMERS American No. Total Ruth, New York 12 Hooner, Chicago 12 Three Carloads of Star Cars Arrive The arrival of three carloads of Star cars, one each of sedans, coupes and roadsters, was the event of the week in the two local shops of the Appleby Motor Co. The new vehicles were unloaded on Tuesday. As is the case perhaps with most makes of car, the enclosed models are the better looking. At the same time the stock touring has more than held its own, and more of this model have been sold in Orange as in other counties, though this has been partly because the touring was first to be put on the market. As Manager Morthland points out, these Star cars, closed and open models alike, give all the impression to the driver of an expensive make of passenger vehicle. ANXIOUS TO SEE GIBBONS WORK OUT SHELBY, Mont., June 9.—Shelby is getting all hot up over the idea of seeing Tom Gibbons go through his first pages for the edification of the populace, scheduled tomorrow afternoon. Shelby waits eagerly, to ray the least, to see in action the man who has challenged Jack Dempsey for the world's heavyweight championship. The St. Paul slugger will take on three fellows, Hud Corman, Jimmy Delaney and Jack Clifford. Contractors how working on the arena where the fight will be held said today the big bowl will be finished by June 25. All lumber needed is on the ground and carpenter are putting in ten hours daily. SELECTIVITY RADIO SET'S CHIEF FEATURE A. Bevillard now handles the Kennedy radio set exclusively in northern Orange co. After examining one set after another, Bevillard is convinced that the Kennedy is the most selective and most efficient of any made. The set used aboard chima to save lives; it is always dependable and represents the farther advance made in radio manufacture. Bevillard asserts. Bevillard has a remarkable display of sets and stock of radio parts from which to choose. Eugene Criqui, who recently acquired the featherweight championship from the U.S.A. for France, is acting the real sportsman by giving America a chance to regain the honors when he meets Johnny Dundee-July 30. Criqui as champion might have returned home to France with his honors safely held for years but he is a real fighter and is willing to give the best a chance. So many of the champs of the present day love to fondle their titles, never risking them only in "set up" contests until the public has grown weary of their masquerades and demands real action. It is refreshing to meet a "he-man" of the Criqui type. Mrs. Molla Mallory seems to be going after the world's tennis honor in YESTERDAY'S HOMERS American No. Total Ruth, New York 12 Hooper, Chicago 12 Schalk, Chicago 12 National Traynor, Pittsburgh 6 Russell, Pittsburgh 4 Boeekel, Boston 3 O'Farrell, Chicago 2 Totals National 184. American 115. Prest-O-Lite Battery Service We Specialize in Tuning up of CARBURETOR AND IGNITION Generators Starting Motors RAYFIELD CARBURETORS Repaired by Experts RADIO PARTS AND EQUIPMENT Robert V. Jensen Carburetor and Ignition Work 242 East Center St. Anaheim No Extras to Buy to Buy The New 1923, 5-Passenger HAYNES 57 STANDARD SEDAN In keeping with the silken luxury of interior appointment in this Haynes 57 Sedan are the sturdy craftsmanship of construction and the inviting comfort of the heavily upholstered front and rear seats. From the gracefulness of its full crown fenders and sleek body lines, to the reliable powerfulness of its Haynes 57 motor, it typifies complete desirability in motor car transportation. HULL—WITMER HAYNES CO. 133 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Cal. Car Character Ownership of a Built of a good automobile dividuality, it reflects This Buick Sport beautiful in appearance radiator cap and mo All upholstery is tri tected by sunshade rack and trunk are o The favorable attentional to its charac Prices f. o. b. Anaheim Ask about the G.M.A. Purchase Plan, which provides for Deferred Payments. Anabeim, 128 South Los Angel WHEN BETTER AUTO Carloads of Star Cars Arrive of three carloads of each of sedans, coupes, was the event of the two local shops of the Co. The new vehicles had on Tuesday. Case perhaps with most or enclosed models for looking. At the same touring has more than and more of this mod-sold in Orange as in, though this has been the touring was first the market. Northland points out, closed and open mode all the impression to an expensive make of vehicle. S TO SEE ONS WORK OUT Mont., June 9—Shelby will hit up over the idea from Gibbons go through for the edification of scheduled tomorrow affits eagerly, to say the in action the man who led Jack Dempsey for the weight championship. Paul slugger will take on Bud Gorman, Jimmy Jack Clifford. Now working on the fight will be held the big bowl will be fini-25. All lumber need-ground and carpenter-in ten hours daily. RIVITY RADIO CHIEF FEATURE now handles the Kenneth exclusively in north-co. After examining one other, Bevillard is con-the Kennedy is the most and most efficient of any set is used abound chips it is always dependableaints the farthest advance radio manufacture. Bevillard has a re-play of sets and stock items from which to choose. DEMPSEY STRUGGLES WITH FISHING POLE GREAT FALLS, Mont., June 9.—Jack Dempsey is struggling now with a fishing rod and an occasional fish. Ever since Wednesday when he was socked over the eye by Rocco Stragmalia the champion has done little or nothing in the way of gymnastics—and nothing at all with the gloves. Rather he has chosen the injured or as a good reason to lay off rigorous training until Monday or Tuesday, and meanwhile takes him self daily into a rowboat with a fish pole, perhaps two or three companions and mooches up the Missouri river, which flows against the back yard of his camp. The champion's luck is nothing to set the river afire. So far he has succeeded in adding only to his catch of sunburn. That child born with hair on the back may be Nature's first step in the matter of producing poreupine quills for pedestrains. The Speed Wagon Your Hauling Problems Solved Every REO SPEED WAGON owner is minor of his transportation problems. This MIGHTY SPEED WAGON will carry your loads to the distant market and get them there in the shortest time with minimum expense. For the trip to town for groceries or other supplies the SPEED WAGON renders quick, dependable, economical service. Light enough to haul to and from the field—leave no word rough usage—built to travel over rough country where passengers use comfort—these are exclusively SPEED WAGON qualities. The REO SPEED WAGON was built for loads ranging from a quarter of a ton to a ton and a quarter. Farm leads usually average 2500 pounds—the SPEED WAGON's usual capacity is just that. For all farm purposes a heavier truck would be weaker and a higher truck would not build up. The REO SPEED WAGON can't accommodate all impostors parts are made unless the Reo red be skilled mechanics. To be a Speed Wagon it must be a XPO Over 70,000 now is due. Canopy Top Expense: $1375 CHIEF FEATURE now handles the Kenset exclusively in northco. After examining one other, Bevillard is conthe Kennedy is the most and most efficient of any set is used aboard chips it is always dependable parts the farthest advance audio manufacture, BevilBevillard has a replay of sets and stock ta from which to choose. RIGHT'S FIGHTS N—Jack Sharkey, New decision over Mickey York, 12 rounds. ANCH, N: J., Jimmy Island City, won popular r Dutch Brandt, Brooknds. Sailor Friedman outany Mendelson, Milwaunds. ED LOVER SWEETHEART National News Service) NCISCO, June S.—Dimn, 31, was arrested today in the murder of pretty Marylyn Young, a waita shot through the heart cafe this morning. The girl has spurned the shooting was due DALE & COMPANY C. M. CROMER, Mgr. 336 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 651 Anaheim VALVE-IN-HEAD The Standard of Comparison Character That Buick Ownership Provides Ownership of a Buick sport model carries with it more than the possession of a good automobile. Indicating an appreciation of car character and individuality, it reflects the discriminating taste and judgment of its owner. This Buick Sport Touring car is original in body design and dashingly beautiful in appearance. The radiator is heavily nickeled with dumb-bell radiator cap and motometer. Running boards are likewise bound in nickel. All upholstery is trimmed in special embossed leather; windshield is protected by sunshade and on either side are bevel plate glass wings. Trunk rack and trunk are of special construction. The favorable attention which is invariably commands provides a thrill additional to its characteristically fine and spirited Buick performance. Anaheim Auto Co. WM. GOODRUM, Prop. Anabeim, 128 South Los Angeles Street. Fullerton Calif. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM