oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-04

BRUNSWICKS AGAIN PROVE STAMINA M. V. Stewart, rancher near Cypress is convinced that Brunswick cord tires are unequalled for a long trip. According to Clyde Williams of Daniels and Williams, Northern Orange County distributors, Stewart has tried many makes of tire. Stewart is just back from a trip of 4600 miles via Salt Lake City, Yellowstone National Park, Portland, Seattle and back by the coast route. He encountered all kinds of rough roads on the journey, traveling at times for miles over sharp stones, unimproved highways, etc. His Olda coupe was fully equipped with $2 x 4 Brunswicks and carried four passengers, including Mrs. Stewart and the two daughters, and a quantity of camping luggage. J. P. Johnson, rural letter carrier, who has just purchased a new car, insisted upon having it equipped with Brunswicks all around. Johnson encounters the worst dirt roads about Anaheim and must be prepared for hard usage. Goodyear Tire Cut Second in Few Weeks If anybody has the impression that C. J. Nenno's cut of 20 per cent on Goodyear tires is that fraction off the old prices he's mistaken. It's off the new prices, and brings the Goodyear range down to almost unheard of low levels, and 'it's' a flat reduction on all sizes. In fact, Goodyear tires at Nenno's now are selling at prices in many cases below those of some of the cheaper grades of casing. Don’t Ruin Your Battery TOURISTS SWARMI COMING TO More auto tourists are coming to California this summer than ever before, and more particularly, they are coming to the southern part of California. According to the map just completed by the Auto Club of South-Consul WOULD PAY Mrs. M. A. S. Don’t Ruin Your Battery How long has it been since you had your battery tested and refilled with water? Remember, more batteries are ruined by abuse and neglect than by actual use. Careful attention to this detail will be the means of lengthening the life and service of your battery. A. Bevillard, Sole Owner Anaheim Ignition Depot OLDEST AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL Established 1012 218 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 489 STORAGE BATTERIES Willard CONSUL WOULD PAY PEDDLERS’ FINES The British Consulate will relieve the Orange County jail of two of its inmates, according to word received by Judge French of Fullerton. The two in question are Fred Aglay and C. Nelnes, who were arrested in Fullerton July 34 on the charge of peddling without a license, and when brought before Judge French were sentenced to 30 days each in the Orange County jail or a payment of a fine of $30 each. Now Judge French hears the British consul is willing to pay the fines of the two men if Orange County authorities will release them. F. O. Wakeley was arraigned yesterday before Judge French on the charge of transporting liquor, and fined $150. Other late alleged offenders meted out sentences were: Francisco Marques, evading railroad fare; 30 days in jail; J. H. Reynolds, drunk; $20 fine. CYPRESS LUMBER YARD Cypress boasts a new lumber yard and builders hardware store. The W. H. Cline company of Long Beach, has leased the old LaRue store and three lots adjoining for a year with the privilege of buying, and are remodeling to suit the needs of the business. They plan to open for business about September 1. HONOR HARDING’S MEMORY SEATTLE, Aug. 4.—Three minutes’ silent prayer as a memorial to President Harding opened the joint conference here of officials of the National-American Wholesale Lumber Association and of the Pacific Coast Shippers Association. WORTHMORE TRACT Mrs. M. A. S. Passes A Mrs. Mary Arnold 30 years and six months morning at her son, D. Arnold Spadra-rd, between lerton. She was born in Berth of a prominent Virginia family during days. Her husband Singleton, preceded ago. She came to Cali of the first trains tinent. She was traveler. Last year alone for seven m southern states. She is survived by Otto, of Sacramento Newport, Ky. A bw Arnold, resides in The funeral will day in Los Angeles nation. GOVERNOR H. B. CHIRCO H. C. Saunders, chiropractor convict without a State cense, was released jail Friday, following the pardon granted Richardson in Los ers was sentenced act providing for a chiropractic board last election, and th confirmed the declaior court. Hudson Coach $1450 Hudson Coach $1450 Freight and Tax Extra On the Finest Super-Six Chassis Ever Built Essex Coach $1145 Freight and Tax Extra European Experts Call Its Chassis Greatest of Its Size 50,000 Coaches in Service Hudson Prices Speedster - $1375 7-pass.Phaeton 1425 Coach - - - 1450 Sedan - - - 1995 Freight and Tax Extra Essex Prices Touring - - - $1045 Cabriolet - - - 1145 Coach - - - 1145 These are the lowest prices at which these have ever been sold. They make both Hudson and Essex the most outstanding values in world. R.W. Townsend Inc. 226 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim—Phone 506-8 N. Broadway, Santa Ana SWARMING TO SOUTHLAND ARE ING TO SETTLE, AUTO CLUB FINDS OUT ern California, the distribution of auto tourists is pretty well equalized throughout America. It is said by the Auto Club officials that these tourists are not coming to any particular point in the southern part of the state, but will be distributed generally throughout the counties. According to letters of inquiry received upon which these figures are based, the questions show that the visiting motorist is for the most part, future residents of the various counties and intend to take up land and settle down here. Just look at the map if you care to see where your friends are mostly coming from. Figures on the map are compiled from the letters of inquiry received showing the number of automobiles coming, each carrying approximately four passengers. ern California, the distribution of auto tourists is pretty well equalized throughout America. It is said by the Auto Club officials that these tourists are not coming to any particular point in the southern part of the state, but will be distributed generally throughout the counties. According to letters of inquiry received upon which these figures are based, the questions show that the visiting motorist is for the most part, future residents of the various counties and intend to take up land and settle down here. Mrs. M. A. Singleton Passes Away Today Mrs. Mary Arnold Singleton, aged 80 years and six months, passed away this morning at the ranch home of her son, D. Arnold Singleton, on Spadra-rd, between Anaheim and Fullerton. She was born in Paris, Ky., a member of a prominent Kentucky and Virginia family dating back to colonial days. Her husband, Thos. Lewis Singleton, preceded her some years ago. She came to Calif. in 1869 on one of the first trains crossing the continent. She was always a great traveler. Last year she traveled alone for seven months thru the southern states. She is survived by two other sons, Otho, of Sacramento, and Milton, of Newport, Ky. A brother, Col. Brent Arnold, resides in Cincinnati. The funeral will be private Monday in Los Angeles, followed by cremation. GOVERNOR PARDONS H. B. CHIROPRACTOR H. C. Saunders, Huntington Beach chiropractor convicted of practicing without a State Medical Board license, was released from county jail Friday, following the arrival of the pardon granted by Governor F. Richardson in Los Angeles. Saunders was sentenced before the new act providing for a separate state chiropractic board was voted at the last election, and the supreme court confirmed the decision of the superior court. PHILCO BATTERY PRICES SLASHED Walter & Shelby has just received word from the Philadelphia Storage Battery Co. that substantial reduction has been made on all batteries manufactured by them. The factory announced that tremendous increases in sales and economical distribution have made these lower prices possible. Despite the radical price reduction, the same high quality will be maintained in all Philco batteries. “This price reduction came most unexpectedly,” said the firm, “and is sure to prove happy news to the multitude of car owners in Southern California, many of whom will need new batteries at this time of the year, when summer heat commences to take its toll of the old. “The price of Philco batteries is now the lowest ever offered for standard batteries, which gives motorists the highest type of standard battery for approximately the same cost as especially constructed price batteries. “The three different types of Philco batteries, gives motorists a choice of a one, one and a half or two year guarantee battery, depending on the number of months battery service he wishes to buy. If the battery delivers more months of service than the guarantee calls for, which is the rule, the motorist is that many months to the good on battery service. If, however, the battery for some reason or other, fails United States Tires at Reduced Prices 30x3½ O.S. Cord $11.00 32x3½ ... 16.00 31x4 ... 18.00 32x4 ... 19.00 NO REDUCTION IN GAS ORDERED HERE The So. Co. Gas Co. has not been ordered to cut its rates in Anaheim or wiichity, the local office declared today. Commenting on the reduction of 15 per cent or 15 cents per 1000 cubic feet ordered by the State Railroad Commission in Long Beach Seal Beach and the Los Angeles harbor district. This is in ad interim order in connection with the application of the company for a determination of reasonable rates, and the complaint of the city of Long Beach against the gas rates charged by that company. The order provides for a reduction of the top rate from $1 to $85 cents for the first 1000 cubic feet, and for 1000 to 5000 cubic feet from 90 cents to 75 cent per 1000 cubic feet. For the love of Mike, the Irish are getting things straight. to deliver the number of months' service called for in the guarantee, the dealer makes good the difference on a pro-rata basis. "Just a Real Good Car" $25 United States Tires at Reduced Prices 30x3½ O.S. Cord $11.00 32x3½ ... 16.00 31x4 ... 18.00 32x4 ... 19.00 33x4 ... 20.00 34x4 ... 21.00 32x4½ ... 28.00 33x4½ ... 29.00 34x4½ ... 31.00 35x4½ ... 33.00 33x5 ... 33.00 35x5 ... 35.00 These prices are positively the lowest price obtainable for tires made by a standard tire manufacturer. These Cash Prices are for only a limited period. Mall Orders solicited. Send $1.00 deposit, 5 per cent discount on all mail orders, balance C. O. D. Keep Smiling with Kellys ANAHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS S R. WALTER, Prop. Distributors KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES AND TUBES PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES 156 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. Battery’s Life?—Two Months to Ten Years One of the most frequent queries the service station man receives—and a lot of them are propounded to him every day by perplexed motorists—“How long will a battery last?” “To ask such a question is just like asking the doctor how long you will live,” states A. Bevillard, local Willard dealer. “He would tell you that if you ate simply, got plenty of sleep and exercise and did a lot of other things, you might live to a ripe old age, barring accidents and provided there was nothing organically wrong. In other words, the specialist on a human body, the expert whose job it is to make and keep people healthy could not answer your question. “It is not surprising that even battery specialists are unable to tell accurately how long a battery will last. It is a fact that sometimes an exceptional battery will function for as long as ten years, but the battery that lasts for only a couple of months is likewise an exception. “But by this I do not mean that a motorist has no guide to battery values. Quite the contrary. As a matter of fact there are four things that determine battery life. They are use, time, care and the quality of the battery itself. “The first three factors are dependent on the individual user of the battery. “The driver who starts and stops frequently, with short runs in between, or uses his lights to excess, is not recharging his battery nearly” 27 Miles Per Hour On Cal-Detroit Trip P. C. Walrath, who is connected with the Skinner Automobile Devices Company, Detroit, left his home at Sacramento, Calif., at 9:15 A.M. on June 27 in a Series 10 Franklin Touring, accompanied by one passenger and much baggage, and covered the 2731 miles between there and Detroit, Mich., in 100 hours and 15 minutes driving time, an average of better than 27 miles per hour for the entire distance, which included some going of the roughest sort. Between Carson City, Nev., and Salt Lake City, Utah, 800 miles of the worst sort of roads were encountered; through Iowa, particularly, the mud was extremely bad. Gasoline average for the entire distance was a fraction over 20 miles per gallon. On the entire trip, Mr. Walrath replaced one spark plug and had five punctures. For the eight days on the road, Mr. Walrath did all the driving, averaging 342 miles per day. Take your voice out to the ball game and let it exercise in the big open. so fast as he is discharging it. “Time will wear on a battery just as it will eventually destroy even mountains. The way to get the most from a battery is to use it day in and day out. “小 need be said about care of a battery. That the maximum use from a battery may be obtained by giving it proper care is a well-known fact.” RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT Robt V. Jensen Announces the New Radio Service Reflex Set. RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT Robt V. Jensen Announces the New Radio Service Reflex Set. A High Quality Set at a very Low Price—It uses no storage battery—The dry cell which is used is installed in the set. Dimensions 12 in. by 12 in. by 8 in. IT IS PORTABLE—TAKE IT ON YOUR VACATION It operates a loud speaker as good as any machine. Have A DEMONSTRATION WITHOUT ANY OBLIGATION TO YOU. ROBT. V. JENSEN Distributors of RADIOLA, FEDERAL-CROSKY 242 E Center Street Anaheim, Calif. "Just a Real Good Car" "Just a Real Good Car" $25 Cash Prize For a Name This happy satisfied man typifies the feelings of our Durant and Star owners. He is pleased with the beauty, flexibility, ease riding, and extreme accessibility of all Durant products. We want to give him a name and will pay $25.00 for the name most suitable. Get busy, as you may win the $25.00. For a Name This happy satisfied man typifies the feelings of our Durant and Star owners. He is pleased with the beauty, flexibility, ease riding, and extreme accessibility of all Durant products. We want to give him a name and will pay $25.00 for the name most suitable. Get busy, as you may win the $25.00. JUDGES— Honorable J. B. Cox, Justice of the Peace. Leland Hays, Automobile Editor, Anaheim Plain Dealer R. L. Joyner, Appleby Motors Co., Inc. F. F. Sullivan, Appleby Motors Co., Inc. B. E. Northland, Sales Manager, Appleby Motors Co., Inc. RULES This name must not contain more than three reasonably short words. The name must be descriptive of this man, who symbolizes the satisfaction of our Durant and Star owners. Accompanying this name, must be a descriptive letter not to exceed 300 words telling us why the name was selected. Only one name may be submitted by each contestant. No one employed by the Appleby Motors Co., Inc., will be allowed to compete in this contest. This contest will end at midnight, Aug. 18, 1928. All names must be sent to our local sales room. WORTH THE MONEY Appleby Motors Co. Inc. Orange County Distributors, Durant and Star Cars N. Lemon St. Phone 891