oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-28

"DON'T GET SCARED" FANS, OVER BIG BEAR There is a peculiar thrill that starts at one end of the spine and chases itself to the other end and when a nature-lover hears the word "Mountains" its ring is music to his ears, and broad vistas, tremendous heights and pine-clad slopes reveal themselves to his mind's eye. But in fact the word "Mountain" is real only to the insignificant animals and humans walking, riding or flying about the earth's surface. To a Diety, ennured a million miles away, this earth is as round and smooth as a billiard ball. Even the highest mountain in the world or the deepest canyon, fails to so much as make a scratch on its polished surface. The moral of this is: "Don't believe all you hear—so see for yourself". There is so much information being passed regarding the San Bernardino Mountain roads that the most of it has become mis-information. The experience of Charles H. Holdson in driving the N-Durance Essex over these roads once every day for 30 consecutive days, has taught the difference between what is reported, and what is found to be the truth. If it is easy for the Essex to make a round trip a day for 30 consecutive days from Los Angeles to Big Bear via Arrowhead, what pleasure could be derived from this trip taken in a leisurely manner. ATTEND RIVERSIDE KIWANIS MEETING A large delegation of Fullerton Kiwanis attended the Kiwanis convention yesterday at Riverside. Dr. William Wickett was the "big gun" of the Fullerton delegation, representing Fullerton on the program. Separators Important Feature of Batteries Separators, more than any other feature of battery construction, have been the subject of discussion and controversy. Many extravagant claims have been made respecting the virtues of various types, says L. H. McGee, exclusive distributor in Anaheim and vicinity. With the entire field from which to choose, Westinghouse engineers were able to make their decision with all the facts before them. They have tested every type for life, resistance, and insulating qualities. As a result of their findings they selected the express wood separator as the most satisfactory. Should a superior separator ever be developed, it will be utilized in the Westinghouse Battery. GOODYEAR TIRE PRICES SLASHED One of the largest price slashes on tires ever announced is that of the Goodyear, which now is being offered at 20 per cent off by C. J. Nenno's big accessories store. This reduction is general and does not apply merely to certain less desirable lines. The Goodyear, with its new treads, is coming to be the standard equipment on many of the finest cars turned out, and Nenno regards this as an unusual opportunity for the public to fill their tire needs. The Census Bureau estimates that a July count will give California a population of 3,805,163. This is an increase of 278,292 over the 1920 Census figures. FORD 1,800 A total products Bisons of during the present year just compete. The out as follows Ford c o and fore 871; For Lincoln c o A new duction w mestic ass a total o trucks, as by nearly New pr ect up al but there manufacture the demai With p endeavor expected nish th e immate 11 trucks. The de light deli optimization tent of th farmers, greater e trucks are of last ye rent of th L.A.T P Chicago taxis are Angeles m doza of th distributor Checker T The tax utacturer of your m on our ca en the me ment this chased." A large delegation of Fullerton Kiwanis attended the Kiwanis convention yesterday at Riverside. Dr. William Wickett was the "big gun" of the Fullerton delegation, representing Fullerton on the program. The Census Bureau estimates that a July count will give California a population of 3,805,183. This is an increase of 278,292 over the 1920 Census figures. Chassis Price $1185 F.R.B. Lawsing Plus Federal Tags A Manufactured Product—NOT Assembled THE reason why the Mighty Speed Wagon sells for such a moderate price is perfectly clear when you stop to consider that the Speed Wagon represents but one manufacturing profit. All of the vital parts of the Speed Wagon are made in the big Reo shops under Reo management. Reo methods of precision, and according to Reo's exacting standards. Because there can be but one profit in the Speed Wagon, its selling price is lower than would be possible otherwise. And because the Speed Wagon is built to a single standard of quality and uniformity, its value is many times greater than its price would imply. Capacity, 500 to 2,500 Pounds Over 75,000 in Use 12 Body Styles DALE & COMPANY C. W. CROMER, Manager. 336 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 651 Anaheim Reo Motor Car Company, Lansing, Michigan SPEED WAGON RLO Lansing, Michigan SPEED WAGON REO Exide A GOOD START, ASSURED Pick out a good Exide Battery, feed it water it and take an intelligent interest in its health and, insofar as the Battery end of the matter is concerned, a sure start and many of them will be assured. RULES 1.—A Good Battery. 2.—Food. 3.—Water. 4.—Weekly Health Observation. Let Your Next Battery Be an Exide Exide Service Station Formerly Herr's Battery Station 307 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim Important Batteries can any other introduction, have discussion and ravagant types, says L. Distributor in from which the engineers decision with them. They have life resistance. As a result selected the as the most superior equipment it will be house Battery. RE LASTED price alashes and is that of snow is being off by C. J. store, and does certain less with its new standard of the finest onno regards opportunity for fire needs. Estimates that California a This is an ever the 1920 FORD 1923 OUTPUT 1,800,000 VEHICLES A total of 1,050,185 automotive products were built by various divisions of the Ford Motor Company during the first six months of the present year, according to figures just compiled. The output for the half year was as follows: Ford cars and trucks, domestic and foreign, 941,245; Canada 46,871; Fordson tractors, 58,557, and Lincoln cars 2,512. A new monthly record for production was established by the domestic assembly plants in June with a total of 175,000 Ford cars and trucks, exceeding the output of May by nearly 5,000. New production marks have been set up almost daily since January, but there hasn't been a time when manufacturers even approximated the demand. With production increasing in an endeavor to meet the demand, it is expected that the company will finish the year with a total approx-imately 1,800,000 Ford cars and trucks. The demand for Ford trucks and light delivery cars is particularly optimistic since it reflects the attentive of the general prosperity, farmers, toward expansion and the greater efficiency. Sales of Ford trucks are more than double those of last year, which indicates the extent of the general prosperity. L. A. TAXIS USE PARA-BELL TIRES Chicago isn't the only city where taxis are using Para-Bell tires. Los Angeles is doing it too. Roy Mendoza of the Reliable Tire Co., local distributors, declared. And it's again Checker Taxi Company. The taxi concern writes the manufacturers that "the many cord tires of your manufacture placed on test on our cabs in this city have proven the most economical tire equipment this company has ever purchased." Surf-Boarding Contest At Balboa Sunday Sunday afternoon at Balboa a unique exhibition of surf-boarding will be given under the auspices of the Balboa Chamber of Commerce, Ernie Peck Elmer Judd and the latters' wife, all professional performers of San Diego, will give a duplicate of their performance given two weeks ago at Coronado Teen City, an exhibition of which they received many columns of attention in the San Diego Press. In fact they promise to put on even a better show at Balboa, as they have perfected a new stunt in the last two weeks. Surf-boarding was introduced in Southern California a year ago by Duke Kahnamoku. It consists of riding a regulation Hawlian surf board, nine feet long and weighing 50 pounds, behind a fast motor boat The sport differs from aquaplaning however, in that no tow lines is attached to the board. The tow line must be held by the rider, and only those who have equaplanced can appreciate the pull on such a line that must be met by the rider in addition to performing his stunts. One of Ernie Peck, who stands on a can-formed by the San Diego trio is that of Ernie Peck, who stands one canvas camp stool which is placed on the surf board, with his arms outstretched, and holding the tow line in his teeth. In addition to the surf-boarding exhibition, which will start at 2:15 p.m., there will be held the First Annual Aquaplane Championship contest on Newport Bay. This event is open to all amateur athletes and there are three prizes; $25.00 $15.00 and $10.00. This will give the boys of Orange County a chance to ascertain who is the best aquaplane rider. Entries for the contest must be in the hands of Ross Greesley at Balboa Pavilion, or in Post Box 512, Balboa, on Saturday. BOARD TO DISCUSS HOSPITAL OIL LEASING (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, July 23.—Preparatory id making plans for leasing a bearing property included in the New Walk State Hospital site, George Radcliff, chairman of the Storm Board of Control, Attorney General U.S. Webb and Surveyor General S. Kingbury, will hold a conference here in the near future to discuss preliminary negotiations, it was announced today by Kingsbury. The three officials are constituting a special committee to care for leasing oil bearing state property under a law passed by the last legislature. Under the new measure the state is authorized to lease lands believe to contain oil deposits at a figure determined by the committee three. Preliminary examinations of the Norwalk property, which is situated in the Santa Fe Springs district, indicate that the land is rich in deposits and the proceeds of the lease will materially swell the state revenue, according to estimates. When the state purchased the Norwalk site several years ago the Board of O'Control was severely criticized in investing in the land, the content being that it was swamp land utterly worthless for a hospital anything else. According to prescriptions the royalties which the state will receive for a one year lease will exceed the original price of the land. RETURN STOCK TAKE UP AT ENEMY PROPERTY HONOLULU, July 28.—The Trust Trust Co. of Honolulu must return to the Otto Ernst Isenberg gats 670 shares of the Kokaba Sugar Co.sold in 1918 as "allon enemy" property under the terms of a deal handed down by Judge Ray O'Brien in circuit court here. The decision, which comes after five year legal battle is regarded... PARA-BELL TIRES Chicago isn't the only city where taxis are using Para-Bell tires. Los Angeles is doing it too. Roy Menendez of the Reliable Tire Co., local distributors, declared. And it's again Checker Taxi Company. The taxi concern writes the manufacturers that "the many cord tires of your manufacture placed on test on our cabs in this city have proven the most economical tire equipment this company has ever purchased." The Para Bell cords have given the taxi company an average of 2,000 miles more service than any product it has used before, which constitutes all the standard makes. "It is our intention to recommend the use of your tires exclusively on our cabs in the future," says the company. The company, on assurance from the manufacturers that the quality of the tires will be maintained, ordered 1,000 of the 4,41-2 and 5-inch cords. Overheating Battery Is Danger these Days Hot weather, just like extremely cold weather, is a danger period in the life of any storage battery unless the proper care is given it. So warns A. Bevillard, local Willard service station dealer. Summer weather is probably the most dangerous time the battery must pass through because the automobile is used more during this period. This is the time when overheating a battery is liable to happen. Motorists as an average are prone to forget or neglect keeping the battery filled with pure distilled water in hot weather. Evaporation of the water in the solution in the battery during hot weather is rapid. If the level of the water is permitted to reach a point below the tops of the plates, the upper portion is left exposed and useless. The covered portion of the plates are then obliged to assume the extra burden of the unequal portion. This causes rapid overhealing and damage not seen at the time, but which results in considerable expense later. When undercharged for some time plates become hardened and offer greater resistance to the charging current. Periodic inspection of your battery's condition during hot summer weather by a battery service station is about the best sort of trouble insurance you can carry, concludes Mr. Bevillard. CONSIDER OFFER TO OPERATE ON BRAIN LOS ANGELES, July 28—While police waited for the appearance of a "mystery woman" known only as is open to all amateur athletes and there are three prizes, $25.00 $15.00 and $10.00. This will give the boys of Orange County a chance to ascertain who is the best aquaplane rider. Entries for the contest must be in the hands of Ross Greley at Balbo Pavilion, or in Post Box 512, Balbo, by Saturday. ESCAPED BANDIT SHOT, RE-CAPTURED LITTLE ROCK, Ark., July 28—Eunos Sullivan, murderer and highwayman, who escaped from deputy sheriff at Kensett while they were transferring him to the death cell here to await execution, was captured at Judsonia late today by Deputy Sims and Rudd. A shot from Rudd's gun brot Sullivan 'down with a bullet thrust in arm as he was flening across the Rock Island bridge west of the city. WESTINGHOUSE Batteries Guaranteed by the FAMOUS WESTINGHOUSE Co to give Eighteen Months' Service for its original cost. Sold at 419 W. Center St. LAST CITY TO BE CONSIDER OFFER TO OPERATE ON BRAIN LOS ANGELES, July 28.—While police waited for the appearance of a "mystery woman" known only as "N," who telegraphed from San Francisco to Frank Lowry, well known clubman and sportsman, held here on a charge of attempting to rob a safe, the district attorney's office was considering today the offer of Cliff Durant, millionaire racing driver, to pay $5000 for an operation on Lowry's brain. In event the woman known as "N" does appear she will be questioned regarding her knowledge of Lowry's affairs. Lowry, who is in the general hospital suffering from a broken leg, sustained when he attempted to escape from an office building, where he is said to have tried to open a safe, has lapsed into allege and refuses to make statements. Because of his influence and many wealthy friends, Lowry is believed to be suffering from mental trouble, which friends say explains his dual life. STILL WANT EXTRA CONGRESS SESSION DES MOINES, July 28.—The fight of progressives for the extra session of congress is far from abandoned. Senator Smith W. Brookhart said today as he started for an old fashioned county meeting where he was to address farmers much after the fashion in which he toured the state in his pre-election trips. "With President Harding back on United States soil proper, he may change his mind about the necessity of calling an extra session of congress." Brookhart declared with emphasis. Secretary McNary of Oregon is going to take up the matter with the president today. I believe that President Harding will be compelled to listen to reason. Conditions demand an extra session. Read Plain Dealer Want Ads. ED TO DISCUSS HITAL OIL LEASE (National News Service) MENTO: July 28.—Preparing plans for leasing oil property included in the Norrane Hospital site, George Chairman of the State Control, Attorney General and Surveyor General W. Murray, will hold a conference near future to discuss negotiations, it was an afternoon by Kingbury. Free officials are constituted committee to care for lessening state property under the last legislature. The new measure the state agreed to lease lands believed oil deposit at a figure linked by the committee of many examinations of the property, which is situatedanta Fe Springs district, in the land is rich in oil and the proceeds of the materially swell the state according to estimates. Serums have indicated desire a lense on the property. The state purchased the Norse several years ago the Board was severely criticized for on the land, the contention it was swamp land and northless for a hospital or else. According to present royalties which the receive for a one year lease the original price of the SUBMIT FILIPINO QUESTION TO NATION MANILA, July 28.—The democratic party has passed a resolution declaring that the difficulties between Governor General Wood and the Filipino people should not be presented for decision to the Filipino people whose unanimous opinion is conceded but to the people and the government of the United States and the coming election should be decided on the issue, political platform and the record of the party in power. MILLION HOMELESS FROM CHINA FLOODS LONDON, July 28.—A million persons have been made homeless in the Anhwei province of China by flood in the Yang-Tse-Kiang river, said a dispatch from Shanghai today. Heavy loss of life and property damage have taken place. Plain Dealer Ads Bring Results. STAR, DURANT JULY SALES NEW RECORD The Star car is being distributed not only at 119 North Lemon-st, but at 245 North Los Angeles-est, the Apalby Motors Co. declared today. Distribution of the Star with the Durant will continue as usual, but the firm, owing to increasing business, has been obliged to discontinue carrying the Peerless. Two of the Peerless cars still are available. Although July usually is a quiet month, sales were 50 per cent larger with the local concern, which has the distribution in Orange County, of the Burant and Star than in any previous month. The big showrooms at 119 North Lemon-st have never looked so busy. A spraying outfit has been invented for cleaning automobile engines with a mixture of air ,oil and water under pressure. There’s a Radiola for every purse at ROBT. V. JENSEN Carburetor and Ignition Works 242 E. Center Street Anaheim Prices Range from $18 to $350 BALBOA SUNDAY, JULY 29th, 2:15 P.M. BALBOA SUNDAY, JULY 29th, 2:15 P.M. A Peerless Performance by Expert Exhibitors of Surf Boarding Also First Annual Contest for Aquaplane Championship of Newport Bay Contest entries must be in the hands of Ross Greeley, Balboa Pavilion, or Post Box 512, Balboa, Saturday afternoon. PRIZES $25.00, $15.00 AND $10.00 TO BUY A AT THE OLD PRICE only a few days left to buy one of our few remainbefore the price advances. starts with saving. Show your good business ability by buying now. Do not put off today better judgment tells you. Act now. Next week may Market will take your old car—you can apply the consignment on the purchase of a Take advantage of this opportunity to buy before the TERMS—To responsible People—TERMS "Letter Buy a Buick Than to Wish You Had" Nheim Auto Co. Anaheim, Calif.