oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-09

STUDEBAKER CLUB AND GUESTS PICNIC Approximately 50 men, women and children, the employees of the Harry D. Riley Studebaker garages and their ladies and families, last Saturday and Sunday had a picnic in Santa Ana canyon under the auspices of the Riley Studebaker Club. The picnic took place near the Alta Vista camp, and with the trip included occupied from Saturday noon until Sunday afternoon. Besides plenty of good clothes to sat there were games for young and old and both sexes, including baseball games between the sales and office force on the one side and the service department on the other. The former won a game by 14 to 12 and the latter 37 to 16. The other events and winners included: Balloon ball, consisting of striking a balloon back and forth across a string stretched between the opponents' floors, L. A. Felton and Mrs. Ed Campbell; cigarette race, in which a couple arm in arm race for the smokes and matches and when they get ther lady lights the cigarette while it is in the mouth of her escort, M. K. Baessler and Mrs. Ed Campbell, winners; Psychology, the participants grasping one feature after the other and calling it by the name of another feature, no prize; penny race for the kiddies, who kept the pennies; needle threading race for men and woman, A. A. Ambrose and Mrs. William Payne winners; nail driving contest for women, Mrs. Felton; "Are You There, Casey?" in which each opponent tries to break a cracker on the head of the other, while both are blindfolded, Ed Campbell winner; "Skip Away," an all hands around game—no prize; "Whip Tag," a towell being used to strike with—no prize; Courtesy Relay Race, in which the man carries a chair for the lady, in which she sits for a moment before they return to the start—M. A. Woodall and Mrs. Frank Ballou; and Domestication, race to pin clothes on a line—Mr. Barker, Miss Ballou, Indian wrestling Ed Campbell, champion. Riley says the picnic was in line with the concern's policy which heeds the saying, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." Two-thirds of Riley's force are off duty every Saturday, alternating from week to Tire Repair Methods Have Changed Greatly The method of repairing tires particularly of re-treading them, is considerably changed from what it was 10 years ago, says G. B. Daniels of Daniels and Williams, vulcanizers, and distributors of Brunswick tires in Northern Orange County. Daniels came to Anaheim on Feb. 10, 1918, and has been repairing tires ever since. The old method of re-treading tires, he says, was the pot cure method. The casings were put into a big kettle, and kept there under steam a time proportioned to the size of the tire. In each casting was placed a core, which kept the tires in shape, and the whole was wrapped up in cloth. The dry cure method came into vogue five or six years ago. Three different cures are used in the process, the machinery consisting mainly of quarter molds into which the casting is placed. Formerly the rib mold was used, but now the non-skid mold is the popular one. APPLEBY MOTORS CO. PART INTEREST SOLD Forrest F. Stillivan and R. L. Joyner have purchased a part interest in the Appleby Motors Co., Durant, Star and Peerless distributors, and taken active management of the concern. Joyner will be in charge of the Santa Ana branch of the business. The two men come from Indianaapolis, where both have had considerable experience. The personnel of the force remains unchanged, according to present plans. Stillivan has been connected with various auto factories, including Nordyk & Mormon, Harry C. Stutz, National Motor Car Co., and the Apperson at Kokomo, Ind. ANAHEIM AGENT IS SMALL FACE Anaheim has a little of its own. The Anahiem Buick agent, where room with the various large sedan to the truck. The stock room carries stock of parts for the cars also a line of aces are made to fit the Buick. "We have a well-equipped where the new car handled very carefully harm the fresh paint." rack is open to all Buicks says Art Steward, foreword. "The service department equipment is able to any Buick ailments and ped to completely rebuild automobile." The new Buick serviced just been received changes on the time operations and any world car can be performed took your car to the fax it done. "All employees of the Auto Co., are Buick bager, salesmen; stockroom photographer, bookkeeper, and its mechanics, can janitor." "When better cars are will build them." BRITISH BOOST COTTON PROD Indicating the strength lihood of permanently prices, F. S. Dunlop of Tire Co. points out treatments that appeared this effect that the British ing cotton production thine fire and buying up cotton apparent view of a cotton future like the rye now existing. Britain, which has yment of its loan, apparel means such as this to financial equilibrium. Price which the United have to pay for rubber more than WHY WE SOLD 100 CARS IN THREE MONTHS Because every car is reconditioned and refinished—We represent the condition of the cars just as they are—Your money will buy honest values here—Be one of our many satisfied customers— '23 Durant Sedan ... $1250 '22 Cleveland Sport ... 950 '22 Nash Sport ... 885 '22 Maxwell Tour ... 725 '22 Oakland Road ... 650 '22 Durant Tour ... 650 '21 Dodge Tour ... 600 '21 Buick 48 Coupe ... 1375 '20 Essex Tour ... 575 '19 Hudson Speedster ... 750 MANY OTHER EASY TERMS ORANGE COUNTY Certified Motor Car Market C. P. Hamm, Mgr. 203 S. L. A. St. DODGE BROTHERS TOURING CAR If there is one word which will sum up the average owner's impression of Dodge Brothers Touring Car, that word is dependable. If there is a word to express the quality which Dodge Brothers have striven, above all else, to build into the Touring Car, it is If there is one word which will sum up the average owner's impression of Dodge Brothers Touring Car, that word is dependable. If there is a word to express the quality which Dodge Brothers have striven, above all else, to build into the Touring Car, it is again dependable. Indeed, it is not too much to say that the word dependable has come to be definitely associated, the nation over, with Dodge Brothers Touring Car—and the other vehicles bearing their name. Nor have Dodge Brothers built this enviable reputation through advertising. They have built motor cars, so dependable in fact that the word has presented itself automatically to the public mind. CHAS. HMANN DODGE IALR 210 S. LOS ANGELES S PHONE 43 ANAHEIM AGENCY IS SMALL FACTORY Anaheim has a little Buick factory of its own. The Anaheim Auto Co. Buick agency, where there is a show room with the various models from the large sedan to the one tone truck. The stock room carries a complete stock of parts for the different models, also a line of accessories that are made to fit the Buick automobile. "We have a well equipped wash rack where the new cars are washed. Sounds very simple but must be handled very carefully so do not harm the fresh paint. This wash rack is open to all Buick owners," says Art Steward, foreman. "The service department with its equipment is able to take care of any Buick ailments and also is equipped to completely rebuild a Buick automobile. "The new Buick service manuel had just been received with many changes on the time schedule of operations and any work on a Buick car can be performed just as if you took your car to the factory to have it done. "All employees of the Anaheim Auto Co., are Buick boosters; manager, salesmen, stockroom man, stenographer, bookkeeper, shop foreman and its mechanics, car washer and janitor." "When better cars are built, Buick will build them." BRITISH BOOSTING COTTON PRODUCTION Indicating the strengthened likelihood of permanently higher tire prices, F. S. Dunlop of the Nu-Way Tire Co. points out trade announcements that appeared this week to the effect that the British were developing cotton production thruout the empire and buying up cotton with the apparent view of a cotton corner in the future like the rubber corner now existing. Britain, which has yielded on payment of its loan, apparently is taking means such as this to regain its financial equilibrium. The increased price which the United States will have to pay for rubber will make up more than the interest on the Brit. Firm Now Handles 3 Grades of Tire With the addition of the Manhattan cord tires to its line, the Reilable Tire Co. now has a high priced medium priced and low priced tire for its patrons. The Para-Bell cord remains the principal high quality casing and tube put out, while the Apex enables buyers of limited means to obtain a good cord or fabric tire at a low rate. Roy Mendosa continues to receive reports of wonderful mileages from purchasers particularly of Para-Bell tires. The chemical treatment of the Para-Bell casing enables it to withstand usage that would destroy the ordinary tire. Mendosa has a number of casings that have gone thousands of miles, and still are in excellent condition. BURNISHING MACHINE IS "GOING OVER BIG" The new Red Devil self aligning burnishing machine, which has been taken on by several garages, is "going over big," says C. J. Nenno of the Nenno accessories store. The device fills a long felt need. It enables a repair man to fit oversize pistons to cylinders without removing engine from the car when the variations do not exceed five thousandths of an inch. Cylinders slightly tapered, out of round, or with shoulders worn by pistons or rings, may be made round, straight and true with the machine. A very accurate lasting fit can be attained at a great saving over all other present methods. Red Devil burnishing compound for fitting cast iron, aluminum, magnite, lynite, steel and semi-steel may be used freely, cleansed easily, and stops cutting when cylinder oil is applied. It is scientifically developed. It is absolutely guaranteed to contain no abrasive such as emery, carbonum, ground glass, or anything that would in any way injure the cylinders, by leaving a harmful deposit in the pores of the walls, which comes to the surface after the engine has been assembled and put into operation. SALES AT RECORD BUT GOING HIGHER Sales of Jordan and other cars, which already are greatly in excess of last year, "will rise with the temperature", Edward S. Jordan, president of the Jordan Motor Car Co., predicts, in a survey of the motor car industry, received by the J. E. Walter Co., Jordan, Willys-Knight, Overland distributor. Wages are higher, the supply of commodities is still short of the demand, money rates are satisfactory and the Federal Reserve ratio never better. The majority of people have forgotten that the average man does not buy a straw hat until the weather gets warm. The young man's fancy does not begin to function until the ice goes out of the eastern end of Lake Erie. Ice cream does not sell in as big quantities in a cold spring as on a warm Decoration Day. People up to the first of May wore their winter clothing, including winter overcoats. The roads throughout those states where the good road movement has not yet fully penetrated, are still undesirable for motor car travel in the early part of May. The human element in business is too often overlooked. It was the human element which brought business back after the depression, at a much faster pace than any statistician could maintain. "Housewife" is an ancient word, but we moderns need a word to fit those who never stay in the house. Responsibility Somebody is back of every Willard Battery — somebody that has to satisfy 134 car-builders — somebody that has to satisfy millions of motorists. The biggest builder has the biggest responsibility. That's why we sell them. WILLARD SERVICE STATION A. BEVILLARD, Sole Owner Anaheim Ignition Depot OLDEST AUTOMOBILE 40,000 CHEVROLET PER MONTH OUTPUT The Chevrolet factories output is now 40,000 cars per month, according to Bill Hauser of the Frank P. Taggart Co. and even so not enough cars can be obtained to fill the demand. The Northern Orange County concern is taking orders ahead for new vehicles, and many orders have been received, particularly for enclosed cars. Production of the latter, which was recently increased, is none too great and may be still further increased. For those who require a car good in all sorts of weather, day or night, in any climate the Chevrolet coupe or sedan is the car to get. Hauser declares. WILLARD SERVICE STATION A. BEVILLARD, Sole Owner Anaheim Ignition Depot OLDEST AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL Established 1912 218 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 489 Willard Batteries The acknowledged leader of wood ignition batteries for fifteen years. The Typhoon Rubber Battery that created a new standard of battery value. WE wish to announce the necessity in Anaheim has to Sid McGraw, formerly Hayward, California. In the of Northern Orange County patience they have favored want to bespeak a continual will for Mr. McGraw. Georg Ford 320 North Los A POLICE HEIMERS Ed C. W. Alvin, are arrested by night on the ing liquor, after accident on the Two bottles of their car. They CRASH June 11. Accusation three automo-through Culver was arrested the county jail driving. Of the cars have collided HARDI FOR WASHINGTON today Chesapeake which foll making to The pre to his dea bor are ah he depa AVOID EXPENSE —Your magneto should be overhauled every so often—timely adjustment assures efficiency and prevents the extensive repairs that neglect causes. —NOW—is the best time to have your electrical system inspected. We guarantee prompt service, minimum delay and genuine factory made parts. and DELAY! SEE G. H. ENNIS Automotive Electric Company 243 So. Los Angeles Street Phone 155 Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results thing Compares With CHEVROLET thing Compares With CHEVROLET CHEVROLET RANK P. TAGGART Chevrolet Distributor for Northern Orange County W. Commonwealth Anaheim, 328 W. Center Street Phone 490 announce that the Ford businaheim has been transferred formerly Ford dealer at california. In thanking the people announce that the Ford busimaheim has been transferred w, formerly Ford dealer at ornia. In thanking the people ange County for the splendid have favored us with, we a continuance of this good Graw. SAN HILTON (Ins)—Police all to day of thieves in night entered the country residence of Colonel D. C. Jackling, multi-millionaire at Woodside, and stole jewelry valued at $10,000. Three platinum bar pins set with diamonds, three string of pearls, a large pearl stick pin and a gold cigarette case set with diamonds were among the loot. It was the second attempt at robbery within 24 hours. HARDING DEPARTS FOR ALASKA JUNE 20 WASHINGTON, June 11.—President Harding returned to Washington today after a week-end cruise in Chesapeake Bay over the week-end which followed a rapid fire speed making tour through Delaware. The president went into his desk. Ten days of labor are ahead of Mr. Hardy he departe BRIDGE Mr. Fragj. YUNGBLU CLOTHING 145 W. CENTER