oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-07

Saturday, July 7, 1923 N-DURANCE ESSEX IN NOVEL TESTOUT After fourteen round trips from Los Angeles to Big Bear and return in 14 consecutive days, the N-Durance Essex is still running as well as ever. Charlie Holdson, (Endurance Charlie) declares that he is gaining weight and feeling better every day. The first four or five days of this worm-down test were the hardest for him to bear, but as soon as his muscles became accustomed to the constant swinging of the wheel, he settled down to what might be termed his "second wind." Mr. Holdson reports to R. W. Townsend, local Essex and Hudson dealer, that the roads are in good shape. Charlie is enthusiastic over them, having been used to more rough going than he encountered in the San Bernardino mountains. To the novice, however, the roads seem to go up and down as mucu as forward. Starting from San Bernardino at an elevation of 1100 feet above sea level the road quickly rises through Waterman Canyon to 4800 at the summit. A comparatively level stretch runs from the summit to Lake Arrowhead, where the barometer registers 5000 feet. From Arrowhead to Big Bear, several grades are encountered and low gear is necessary. It is harder to travel from Big Bear to Arrowhead than it is in the opposite direction, for the grades are steeper and the road is rough in spots, making traction difficult. From Big Bear to Redlands, the down trips again easier than the up trip. Dust is getting heavy on the sun-baked slopes of Clark's grade, and ceaseless travel keeps it stirred up. Chuckholes become filled with fine dust that flows like water, seeking its level and splashing when the car wheels hit it. This causes motorists who are not looking for this condition to get jolted unmercifully. No one need fear the trip who will use a few precautions: See that your brakes are in good shape before start; use the motor for all down grades; either second or low gear, according to the pitch; don't force your motor to "lug" on up-grades, the gears were made to use. Take your time blow your horn and keep Riley’s Studebaker Economy Run Winner Driven by Bill Payne of the Anaheim branch, Harry D. Riley's big six Studebaker touring car yesterday won first place to Fresno in the annual Studebaker economy run from Los Angeles to Huntington Lake in the High Sierra against a field covering all of So. Cal. Payne, carrying an observer from another distributor's garage, averaged more than 23 miles to the gallon of gas. Last year against the entire field of California, one of Riley's cars won third place. The contest embraced all distributors in California, the northern contingent also driving to Fresno on the first log of the trip. The entire crowd proceeded from Fresno to Huntington Lake. The distance from Los Angeles to Fresno is 265 miles. Only cars that had already traveled at least 50,000 nails could be entered. A. A. Annbroe was the observer on another car. Goodyear Tires, Tubes Down 3—14 Per Cent Tire price cuts have become general as forecast in these columns a week ago. Announcement is made by the officials of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of California that prices of Goodyear Passenger Car and Motorcycle Tires and Goodyear Tubes have been reduced from 3 per cent to 14 per cent, and is effective immediately. J. K. Hough, Manager of Tire Sales of the California Company, in speaking of this lowering of Goodyear prices, says, "The decrease in prices of Goodyear Tires and Tubes has again brought them back to pre-war levels, but the user of Goodyear today is getting three times as much service from the tires as he obtained before the war. "At that time, tires that would run 5,000 miles were indeed scarce and such a mileage record was more or less phenomenal. Today, however, 15,000 miles are not at all uncommon." FULLER BACKS No sympa breakers in W. F. Countryside chief-Mr. Countryside enforcement the principal titularity. W. Chapman avail Coming out o'outy thrush Fullerton police enforcement people from ter's instructor as significant The may be recent enforcement citizens time many of the wealth-ave.cess of 400 said that if it is found the personnel The city great deal and it is no pose to per speedways any part of overloaded but the can be pushed spirit of proval Marshal Eceter The may for the put officer at Spadra-rd. week. Radiola Super One of the client radio Radiola Seat Robt V. Je man. Appropriate room of city lor, in wild store or Radiola Str How To Eliminate Radio Noises Told If you want a clear tone from your radio, get a Willard radio battery. A. Bevillard of the Anaheim Ignition Depot advises. While battery noises may be due to either A or B batteries, or both, it is the B batteries which are the principal offenders, for the reason that they are right in the phone circuit while A batteries are not, he declares. Because they are in the phone circuit, any disturbances caused by or within the B batteries immediately affect the vibrations of the phone diaphragm, producing a variety of harsh, discordant sounds. The intensity of this disagreeable effect, of course, is greatly increased when amplified, especially wherever loud-rpeaking apparatus is used. The battery disturbances which cause noise are set up in several ways, differing according to whether dry cells or storage batteries are used to supply the plate current. Plain Dealer Classified Ads bring Results. RERGER HALF ACRES For Your Vacation Trip Let Us Suggest Camping Stoves Trouble Lamps For Your Vacation Trip Let Us Suggest Camping Stoves Trouble Lamps Luggage Camping Chairs Carriers Camping Axes Thermos Bottles Canteen Units —Last but not least don’t forget to equip your car with— Gabriel Snubbers and ride in comfort and avoid broken springs. C.J.NENNO EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO 145. S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone 464 THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. FULLERTON MAYOR BACKS POLICE CHIEF No sympathy was voiced for lawbreakers in the instructions of Mayor W. F. Coulter to Arthur Eells, Fullerton chief of police, yesterday when Mr. Coulter urged a more stringent enforcement of the traffic laws on the principal arteries of the city, particularly West Commonwealth and Chapman-aver, and Brea-rd. Coming on the heels of the recent outcry thru the C. of C., that the Fullerton police were so rigid in the enforcement of the law as to drive people from Fullerton, Mayor Coulter's instructions may be looked upon as significant. The mayor made no reference to the recent complaints against law enforcement, but pointed out that citizens timing autopsys found that many of them ran along Commonwealth ave. at a rate of speed in excess of 40 miles an hour, and he said that this must be stopped; even if it is found necessary to increase the personnel of the police force. The city, he said, is spending a great deal of money for good roads, and it is not any part of their purpose to permit motorists to make speedways of them. Neither is it any part of their purpose to permit overloaded trucks to break them up, but the campaign against them will be pushed with relentless vigor. The spirit of the instructions was approval of the announced policy of Marshal Eells on law enforcement. The mayor also gave instructions for the putting on duty of a traffic officer at Commonwealth ave and Spadra-rd. beginning Monday of next week. Radiola Senior Superior, Many Ways One of the most modern and efficient radio sets on the market is the Radiola Senior, distributed here by Robt V. Jensen, Prost-o-Lite battery man. Appropriate anywhere! In living room of city home, in farm house parlor, in wilderness camp, in country store or metropolitan skycarper, Radiola Sr. snubbed into New Generator To Be Installed Business has been growing so fast since Herr and Tufer moved into the former Independent Station building that a new re-charging generator will have to be installed. B. F. Herr said yesterday. The Exide Service Station as it is now called is modern in every particular, and the building itself is only a few months old. This week the signs on the sides of the building were completed and an electric sign has been or will be hung up in front. The shop has live wire service written all over it. ESCAPED CONVICT CAPTURED AT EUREKA (By International News Service) SAN QUENTIN, Cal., July 7—R. H. Glodfeilty, who escaped from the highway camp at Willow Creek ten days ago, arrived here today following his capture at Eureka yesterday. Preparations are being made to take him directly to Polson prison, where he will be kept in seclusion. The convict was captured by Deputy Sheriff Jack Long, who recognized him. He had walked the 50 miles to Eureka thrue the wilde of Humboldt-co, and left its prison camp in a cleaning establishment, telling a hard luck story to the tailor. Glodfeilty in 13 and has 21 years of his sentence still to serve. He was convicted of fire law and lascivious conduct. STEAMER MITS ROCKS (London, July 7—Four hundred passengers on the channel steamer Caesarea were taken off safely today when the ship grounded off the island-of Jersey in a heavy fog after striking a rock. Plain Dealer Ads Bring Results. ANAHEIM BOOK STANTON STANTON, July 7—Mr. Ralph Wilcox was the victim of a well planned surprise party Saturday evening. He was taken to Anaheim by his brother-in-law and upon returning an hour later found his home filled with friends. The evening was spent in the usual games after which fruit punch and cake were served. About two blocks from the Wilcox home is a deep sand pit and here the crowd finished the evening with a welner bake. These enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jals, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kebellim, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ridenour, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Herbertrig, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sistrunk, Artis Frolle of Bakersfield, Madeline Matthews of Los Angeles, Marion Turner, Elie Ayres, Audra Smidth, Mr. and Mrs. Everett, Morris Benham, Long Beach, Luther Straw, Jack Riley, Harcld Ayres and Dwight and Vernon Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Preeman and family spent Sunday in Pomona with relatives. Mr. W. B. Wentz has sold the garage to Mr. M. Mathews lately of Sal Lake. He and wife have moved into the lower apartments of the Ormeh building and will build later. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Basher have moved from Bolltflower here. He might night at the P.E. power house about fourteen times ago he was resident of Stanton, his father was employed in the power house. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rogers have moved to the Barter ranch on Mary nolla avenue. Mrs. Elsale Ayres and son Harold were the guests of Mrs. Margaree Sulivan Monday evening, Donal Cole and Elenore Sulivan were also there. The evening was spent in an old-time visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Straw attended a family gathering of the Howe families on the Straw ranch in the mountains on the 4th. Most everyone went some place on the Fourth. Those that didn't have their fireworks in the evening at their homes, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Radiola Senior Superior, Many Ways One of the most modern and efficient radio sets on the market is the Radiola Senior, distributed here by Robt V. Jensen, Prest-o-Lite battery man. Appropriate anywhere! In living room of city home, in farm house parlor, in wilderness camp, in country store or metropolitan skyscraper, Radiola Sr. Its unobtrusively into small space, yet is ready to bring in, at a moment's notice, the programs from stations hundreds of miles away. Because of its surprising range, the owner of a Radiola Sr. can choose nightly from a score of broadcast programs and enjoy that which suits his taste and mood. Two important achievements included in Radiola Sr. have made it the most popular set in the country. The regenerative circuit which greatly multiplies strength of signals has been successfully applied to this set without complicating it adjustments. The use of Radiotron WD-11 clininates heavy, expensive storage batteries, as this vacuum tube functions on a No. 6 dry cell battery obtainable anywhere. The wavelength range is 190 to 500 meters. Radiola Sr. equipped with a Radiotron WD-11, a pair of sensitive head phones and complete instructions for installing and operating. Nut Tightened in Time Saves Nine You've got to have it done anyhow, and there is an old saying that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Take your Buick to the Anaheim Auto Co. and let Art Steward examine it from steam to stern, tighten nuts and bolts, fix up your brakes and make any repairs or replacements that are necessary. Whether it means work for the shop or not, the concern, which repairs Buicks only and knows Buicks is glad to accommodate Buick owners, says Steward. If a car is in proper trim the owner can't help be satisfied, and satisfied owners mean everything to the local distributors. "Getting right down to brass tracks," says Steward, "actual service in the hands of owners is the only thing that will bring out the real merits of any product in a way that will be convincing to buyers." YORBA LINDA LONDON, July 7.—Four hundred passengers on the channel steamer Chesapeake were taken off safely today when the ship grounded off the Island-of-Jersey in a heavy fog after striking a rock. Plain Dealer Ads Bring Results. ANAHEIM BOOK STORE Books and Stationery 228 E. Center St. Phone 386 Anaheim We have been definitely not in price on all Buick Models o much we do not konw, but it per cent. 5 Car Loads In order ed out 5 car but will be your seleci YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Calif., July 7. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Handy of Orange visited their father at the Conley home on Saturday. Mr. Handy, Sr. has been very ill for several months and lately seems to be gradually growing weaker. Being well past eighty years old the friends and relatives fear that his recovery is doubtful. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett and son Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. George Knight and family of Huntington Beach, returned this week from an enjoyable mator trip to Yosemite. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckmaster and family were beach visitors over the fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor spent a jolly "fourth" at Long Beach where they were joined by relatives who reside there. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Vernon of Santa Barbara have been spending the past few days with relatives in town. They came down for Sunday services, at Fullerton where their brother Mr. Lee Vernon was ordained. A large number of friends from here attended the services. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eichler, Mrs. Geo. Pratt and son, Mr. and Mrs. Callerd Page and son and Mr. and Mrs. Selover and son and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Selover and daughter spent Wednesday in the canyon where they enjoyed a barbecue. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fassel and family spent Wednesday at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kendricks and son spent a jolly Fourth at Balboa. Little Jack and Battle McDavid, charming twins of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McDavid are visiting their sister, Mrs. Donald Munger of Fullerton this week. 5 Car Loads —Just stop and think what this means to you. Buick today from $125.00 to $350.00 less than you from now. This saving will pay your upkeep and for a whole year. If you are going to buy, do not tomorrow might be too late. Terms to Suit —This is the Best Season —Now is the Best Time —Money can b OWN A BUICK AND BE Wm. Goodrum Pres. Phone 354 Anaheim 128 S. Los Angeles SAY, FOLK'S We Are Sure Selling BRUNSWICK TIRES —Your the loser when you pass up buying a Standard Cord or Fabric Tire like Brunswick at the new low prices. They are sold with the same Brunswick iron-clad GUARANTEE. Successful Manufacturers for 78 Years clad GUARANTEE. Successful Manufacturers for 78 Years Daniels & Williams 211 N. Los Angeles St. Distributors Phone 25 Prices Going Up! been definitely notified that there will be an advance all Buick Models on or before August 15th. Just how do not konw, but it is our opinion it will be about 15 —In order to protect prospective Buick purchasers, we have ordered out 5 cars of various models. These 5 carloads are arriving now, but will be gone within the next 30 days, so do not wait to make your selection. —In order to protect prospective Buick purchasers, we have ordered out 5 cars of various models. These 5 carloads are arriving now, but will be gone within the next 30 days, so do not wait to make your selection. is means to you. You can buy a 350.00 less than you can a month by your upkeep and operating cost going to buy, do not put it off for MONEY SAVED Terms to Suit is the Best Time —Money can be Saved Now —Immediate Delivery to —Those Acting Now QUICK AND BE SATISFIED Anaheim Auto Co. 128 S. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim