oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-18

STAPLES DRIVES INTO HIGH SIERRAS If there is one thing that isn't fair to a person who is trying to keep his mind on his work it is to send him a flock of kodak pictures of the camp in the mountains where you are spending your vacation, and getting plenty of good trout fishing. Early this week a set of enchanting pictures were received by Harry Riley, local Studebaker dealer, from Clem Staples, who for three years was one of the star salesmen of the Harry Riley organization in Anaheim. "The effect of the pictures was disorganizing enough, states Mr. Riley, but the letter that came with them was too much." Staples is well-known here among many as being a great lover of the sport of trout fishing. From his letters to Mr. Riley and the pictures of his trip one can get all the facts regarding the best place in the state to go for real trout fishing. Clem has been selling Studebakers since 1913 and is now the proud possessor of a Big Six which he drove to Parchers Camp in the High Sierras to spend his vacation. Parchers Camp is located near Bishop, 335 miles from Los Angeles and Clem made the trip in exactly 12 hours to the tune of 16 miles per gallon of gas and using but one quart of oil in the round trip of 670 miles. From Bishop to Parchers Camp is 23 miles and an elevation of 10,000 feet is reached with snow on the ground the year around. Poor Carburetion Means Less Power The trouble when the engine does not appear to have much power is probably with the ignition, and when the ignition isn't right the carburetor is as likely as not to blame, says Robert V. Jenner, distributor of the Prest-o-Lite battery and Rayfield carburetor. A distinct feature of the Rayfield is the fact that after it is once admitted, no further adjustments are made necessary on account of seasonable weather changes. This is made possible by the use of the thinner Fit Price to Tire, Not Tire to Price The fallacy of determining prices by competition is pointed out in the August number of the Brunwick Booster, official organ of the Brunswick-Balke Collender Co., makers of Brunwick tires. In such a case the tires are built to sell at such prices and quality is sacrificed. Quantity production will lower prices to a certain extent, but quality again may be undermined. Brunwickes may cost a little more than certain other brands of tire, but they are worth it, says Clyde Williams of Daniels & Williams, Northern Orange-co distributors. GOODYEAR OFFICIAL TAKES “CAMEL” TIP Linking bygone centuries with the present day, the gigantic Sequoia of California stand as the greatest living monuments to the conquest of time. Visitors of Europe mark at the roaring of the old Roman gods, buildings and arenas to be found in that section of the universe, where in the Golden State Californians are native senses who had withstood hundreds of winter storms before the Trojan war commenced. Several were good sized youngsters when King Tut ruled in Egypt. There are several groups: the Big Trees, but Sequoia Nation Park essentially the big tree; Forest over 1,000,000 square feet of all sizes; 12,000 of which exceed 35ft in diameter. Sequoia is an irresistible attraction for camels; it seems, for the Franklin Camel I visited the Park twice last year, and the Franklin Camel II, latest scent car of Ralph Hamlin, Franklin Distributor of Los Angeles, recently returned from its first call to the home of the forest giants. Making fair speed to and from the park, and enjoying the trip immensely, the party, which included H. B. Blythe, factory general superintendent of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of California, H. B. Barron, superintendent to the N.E.W. low on a furious car grille tilted vally driver equally diagonal trunk. All the top of distinctive equipment There is a heater, tall silk curtain The more when the engine does appear to have much power is probably with the ignition, and when the ignition isn't right the carburetor is as likely at not to blame, says Robert V. Jensen, distributor of the Prest-o-Lite battery and Rayfield carburetor. A distinct featurer of the Rayfield is the fact that after it is once admitted, no further adjustments are made necessary on account of seasonable weather changes. This is made possible by the use of the thermostatic air shutter (patent applied for) which is a feature found on the Rayfield Carburetor only. In cold weather this shutter remains closed and does not admit cold air into the carburetor, thus providing for all heated air in the carburetor. In warmer and hot weather the thermostatic air shutter will automatically open up, after the motor reaches a running temperature, admitting a certain amount of cool air and providing for the same temperature of air supplied to the carburetor all the year around. The air shutter is made of an alloy of expensive metals, known as thermostatic metal, which expands or contracts automatically on the application of heat or cold. Every Ford owner realizes that during hot weather the loss of power in the motor, caused by the fact that the carburetor and manifold reach too high a temperatuer for efficiency, is very noticeable. With the Rayfield thermostatic control the carburetor operate at the same temperature at all times, thereby maintaining the same power and performance regardless of weather conditions. FINE NEW CARBON CANYON ROAD FROM OLINDA TO LAVIDA SPRINGS HOT SODA ROMAN BATHS open the pores and let the poison out, wonderful for rheumatism, nerve, stomach, kidney or skin troubles. Cozy housekeeping cabins, natural gas, cool shady camp sites, free picnic grounds, free dancing. Phone: Jacentaia 114-R-5. Sequoia is an irradiable attraction for camels, it seems, for Franklin Camel I visited the Park twice last year, and the Franklin Camel II, latest scout car of Ralph Hamlin, Franklin Distributor of Los Angeles, recently returned from its first call to the home of the forest giants. Making fair speed to and from the park, and enjoying the trip immensely, the party, which included H. E. Blythe, factory general superintendent of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of California, H. B. Barron, superintendent of tire construction and E. Crossdale, of the tire testing division, voted Sequela by far the most interesting and attractive spot anywhere in the High Sierras. The praise beowed upon the park by the Camel pilot, R. L. Larson, was taken with a grain of salt before the trip was taken—but the park never fails to make new friends and hold old ones—which holds true of the Franklin, also. It was but fitting that Goodyear Wingfoot cord Tires with which the Camel is equipped should pass the 10,000 mile mark on the trip. In passing it must be stated that the scout car has always been Goodyear-equipped. After checking up on the rough usage which the tires on the Camel gets Mr. Blythe is of the opinion that Franklin owners ought to receive exceptionally good service from Goodyear All Weather Cords if the Franklin Camel can roll up 10,000 or 12,000 miles on a set of Goodyear Wingfoot Cords; the way it bats over desert roads and mountain grades. Smash Prices on Exide Batteries Exide batteries were reduced from three to five dollars each this week. The new prices, effective August 15, affect all sorts of batteries, regardless of type or the car for which it is designed. Harr and Pulfer, pproprefetors of the Exide Battery Station, local distributors are now installing a second battery re-charging outfit with a capacity of 35 batteries. The washrack is being abolished, making room for the added facilities. Don't let this happen to You! Don't let this happen to You! Line your brakes with Raybestos Good brakes become the greatest factor of safety for the owner. Bad brakes are a menacing danger to the public. Most motor accidents are traceable to the difficulty of obtaining dependable brake service. We are brake experts with an organization that has made a study of brakes and brake repairs. Our specialized knowledge, plus modern brake service equipment, enables us to adjust your brakes, or renew the lining—WHILE YOU WAIT. There is no charge for inspection. Only the highest grade of brake lining used—Raybestos, guaranteed to wear one year. LEAVE YOUR CAR AT OUR PLACE WHILE SHOPPING OR AT OFFICE, IT WILL BE READY WHEN YOU WANT IT. J. E. Walter Co. Corner Center and Olive Streets Phone 511 AUTO CARS USED IN KUZBAS DISTRICT TO SPEED UP RAIL TRANSPORTATION Type of auto-engines used on road between Kuzbas and Novo Nikolayevsk. The Russian soviet government is employing auto cars of the type shown above to speed up transportation on the railroad lines entering the Kuzbas district. Kuzbas is a Soviet development project which is being worked out mainly by Americans who are in sympathy with the soviet regime. Many Improvements and Additions on 1924 Nash Line; Victoria New (Continued from Page 1) more massive appearance. The front fenders have been extended forward and curved farther down and in front of the wheels. The apron starts at the very front of the fenders and is gracefully draped forward to meet the extreme front end of the frame side members. This construction accentuates the beauty of the car and also serves as a greater protection against splashing mud and water. The rear fenders are extended farther back and farther down with particularly graceful sweep to their rear end. They also afford greater RADIO NOISES ARE PARTLY AVOIDABLE Anyone who has listened in one radio set during the approach of thunder storm has little new to cover in the way of frying, blasting, bubbling and sputtering noises. It is only natural for the listener wonder where they all come from says A. Bevillard of the Anaheim Public Depot. In general there are just two kinds of radio noises; the ones that can be avoided and ones that can be. The first class are all of the natural ones that result from electrical disturbances in the ether, through which all radio waves travel. It must be remembered that these waves form low the same laws and behave in exactly the same manner as the waves created "to order" by man-made machinery. The second class of noises is the result of faulty wiring, or in many cases imperfect or improperly constructed batteries. Wires must be tight. It is for this reason that many build radio sets take special care to solder all joints even though binding posts provide a seemingly tight grip on the wires. An important feature of the "B" battery is that it must be able to hold its charge for long periods not only because of economy, but because electrical leakage from cell to cell or from positive to negative posts of any particular cell is distinctly a noise producer. It is to prevent this disturbing effect that the Willard Storage a Bittery Co., has developed a form of "B" battery in which cell is a glass jar capped with a special screw top and separated from its neighbors by compartment partitions. It is said that the leakage and consequently the possibility of "B" Battery noises is practically eliminated. STAR CAR STARTS ON WORLD TRIP Why purchase a big car to make an extended trip? Recently, says Sales Manager Mouthland of the Anno STAR CAR STARTS ON WORLD TRIP Why purchase a big car to make an extended trip? Recently, says Sales Manager Mottland of the Appleby Motors Co., Durant and Star distributors in Orange co., a Star car left New York loaded with every essential for long distance travel. The chief objective of the party, which consists of a well known magazine writer, an artist and a scientist, is the Orient, where they will study and analyze factors in the life of China, India and Japan that may be of interest to this country. Family and social life, love of color and approach to scientific interests will be studied. A survey of radio conditions will be one of the objects of the scientific member of the party. He carries with him a complete radio laboratory for the purpose. A book on the oriental theater and circles on women and children of aviation will be among the fruits of the day's labor. Prefers Para Bells For Extended Journey An Anaheim Para Bell user who has been using a set in Anaheim for the past year and one half went on a trip east recently. Significant is the fact that after using the tires for a full year and a half, he started on a cast on this set, not expecting them to withstand the trip and get back to Anaheim. Mr. Mendoza reports that this customer came in slated and to proudly show the tires after this strenuous trip and get lined up for another set. This customer stated that the tires more than rendered the service be expected and that another set could not be put on any too soon. The tires he turns in are by no means "done for," as Mr. Mendoza made him a good allowance for them and they will be sold again from his used vehicles have been extended forward and curved farther down and in the front of the wheels. The apron starts at the very front of the fenders and is gracefully draped forward to meet the extreme front end of the frame side members. This construction accentuates the beauty of the car and also serves as a great protection against splashing mud and water. The rear fenders are extended further back and farther down with particularly graceful sweep to their ear end. They also afford greater direction and add materially to the prow appearance of the car. The new six sport model is worthy of attention as it is finish of particular all shade of Nash sky ed in a beautiful, in gray Spanish blue, upholstered convenience in leather with event that a driver the way of equipment could desire. The new Nash rock of beauty, board is not only a work arrangement but the instruments are used for the most convenient maneuver in the driver. The board itself is arsenal finish with three net illumination panels of glass are thoroughly minimized by an individual light which may be turned on permanently or flashed on at the driver will. A jeweled high grade clock has been added as standard equipment. The six-cylinder line comprises five passenger fouring, sport model, roadster, five passenger sedan, four door coupe, on the 121-inch wheel base, seven passenger sedan, Victoria, and seven passenger touring, on the 127-inch wheel base. The four-cylinder line includes—Carriele, five passenger sedan, sport model, roadster, and five passenger touring, all on the 112-inch wheel base. YORBA LINDA DA. Aug. 18.—Mr. YORBA LINDA at home this week Plummer Stuart time at his spending much in Setter-co., newly acquired move his family Mr. Stewart will by September, there some time candle wife and Mr. Rev. Lee Vernon enjoying a vacation at Catalina. Mr. ed.turned home yesterday days longer. Vernon remaining a fare invited to Twenty young men tub house by a party tonight at the bag man was June Hurley. Each you friend and asked to bring his lady veted. The so twenty couples are exne for his affair is being given by Juores this friend Paul Pillod who ming and week to Los Angeles. Dandment cards will form the entertain home Miss Katherine Yerrington re-lafter a several weeks visit with atives at Walnut Park. Mrs. Corrye McRae is a guest her cousin Mrs. Bert Colvin. Mrs. Mary Gale and family, her Kesey and family, Wilton Washin and Frank Van Patton plenieded San Diego Sunday. They motown back in the evening stopping at Sig Juan Capistrano for the evening meal. Miss Amanda Newman has acceded a position with the San Pedro Lumber Co. Here is a windshield wiper; braking system of increased surety and power; large stoutly built trunk that rides a rack at the rear; nickel-plated guard bars; and a score or more of other attractive features. All of the other Nash four-cylinder models also have this new cowl ventilator; kick plates; more efficient braking system; and new type gas and spark control. In the opon models the doors now contain large pockets for storing the curtains. The most striking advancement in body lines that characterizes the en fire six-cylinder Nash line are the new and distinctive fenders. Both front and rear fenders have a far deeper crown which gives them a 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 $ 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 Distributor of RADIOLA, FEDERAL-CROSKY 242 E. Center Street Anaheim, Calif. Mr. Mendoza reports that this customer came in elated and to proudly show the tires after this strenuous trip and get lined up for another set. This customer stated that the tires more than rendered the service he expected and that another set could not be put on any too soon. The tires he turns in are by no means "done for," as Mr. Mendoza made him a good allowance for them and they will be sold again from his used tire department. Para Bell tires possess a tread and carcass impervious to stone bruise and cuts and are styled the long distance tire. Miss Katherine Yerrington rel- after a several weeks visit wil- atives at Walnut Park. Mrs. Corrye McRae is a good her cousin Mrs. Bert Colvin. Mrs. Mary Gale and family, her Kesey and family, Wilton Wainan and Frank Van Patton plenieded San Diego Sunday. They motown back in the evening stopping at Miss Juan Capistrano for the even- meal. Miss Amanda Newman has acco- ed a position with the San Po- Lumber Co. Mrs. H. R. Brown spent Thur- day in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. John Doerksen hall purchased the Pillidod house and will take possession at once. The many friends of Mrs. Pillidod and family regret their moving to Los Angeles, but join in wishing them success in their new home. Mr. O. A. Mann of Hollywood was in town this week looking after his ranch interests. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eichler will be glad to learn that their infant son, who has been quite ill is much improved. The sad thing about spending vacations is spending money. Old Port Wine Mingled With Olive Oil—A Boon to Good Health—Portolive Portolive builds up brain, nerve and body. It recharges the run-down nerve battery. It brings back the old gusto to "go get" the things you are ambitious for. A simple food-value, tone-up-value combination of rare old port wine and the jucious oil of the olive combined with other as health-toning ingredients. It restores in fatigue, guards the body against the germs of colds and influenza and fortifies the system against those serious ailments which strike in the early months of spring when the body is a low tide. Heying's Pharmacy has Portolive. NOISES ARE NOTLY AVOIDABLE who has listened in on a during the approach of a form has little new to dis- the way of trying, hissing, and sputtering noises. It natural for the listener to here they all come from, willard of the Anaheim Igtal there are just two kinds noises; the ones that can't and ones that can. In mass are all of the natural result from electrical die- in the ether, through radio waves travel. It must be used that these waves foll- ome laws and behave in the same manner as the "to order" by man- nery. and class of noises is the fault wiring, or in many effect or improperly counteries. Wires must be for this reason that no build radio sets take spe- solders all joints even ing posts provide a seem-grip on the wires. content feature of the "B" what it must be able to urge for long periods not e of economy, but be- seal leakage from cell to positive or negative posticular cell is distinctly a er. It is to prevent this affect that the Willard battery Co., has developed a battery in which cell capped with a special and separated from its compartment partitions. The leakage and con- posibility of "B" Bat- practically eliminated. AR STARTS IN WORLD TRIP phase a big car to make trip! Recently, says Morrilland of the Andal SHOOTS SELF, DYING FROM MOTOR CRASH FRESNO, Calif., Aug. 18—Clarence C. Murphy, 37, killed his wife and while is a semi-conscious condi- tion due to two self-inflicted bullet wounds, drove his automobile into a telephone pole and sustained injuries that will likely prove fatal. An interlocutory decree of divorce was garnted Mrs. Murphy in Feb. on the grounds of extreme cruelty. At the time of the hearing she charged that Murphy refused to work most of the time and that he beat her. Special Tops Are in Strong Demand With 16 cars on the floor in the various departments, the Eddy Paint and Top Shop continues to be rushed with work. Four Boysen sport California tops are being built for a Haynes, Olds, Willys Knight and Hudson car, and the shop is completing a Boysen sport on a Stevens and an Elizabeth de luxe top on a Templar. These tops are suitable, regardless of what the weather may be, rain or shine, cold or warm, declares Eddy. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 18—Chas. H. Owens, Chief of the Fire Department, received a letter from Mrs. S. H. Anderson, Electrical Superintendent of the Pacific Electric Railway Company on Wednesday enclosing a check for one hundred dollars in compensation for the work done at the fire of the Substation at Stanton on July 25th. The letter reads in part: "We again wish to express our appreciation for the services which your department rendered, and feel free to say that without question the assistance rendered prevented the entire destruction of the substation, which would have resulted in serious delay to traffic on the Santa Ana Line." It makes the boys of the department feel more like working to know that their efforts are so much BRAKES RELINED WHILE YOU WAIT The J. E. Walter Co., have their shop equipped with the Haybestos high speed brake service machine, which not only saves their customers from 25 to 30 per cent on relining a set of brakes but does a much neater and better job than the old way of doing the work by hand. And you will know the cost beforehand. WEARABILITY IS TRAIT OF OAKLAND Harry L. Turton, Northern Orange county distributor of the Oakland six, has put up a statement that tells fully, but laconically, just what the car is and does. Main bearings—40,000 miles plus without adjustment or replacement. Valves—15,000 miles plus without need of regrinding. Connecting rod bearings—40,000 miles plus. Cylinders, pistons, rings—15,000 miles and special performance guarantee. Gasoline mileage—20 to 25 per gallon. Transmission, axles, etc.-life of car. Be Sure the Job's Right There is a lot of difference in battery service, as in most everything else, though you may not have thought about it. When we repair or recharge a battery, you AR STARTS N WORLD TRIP Please include the headline and any other relevant information. OBJECTIVE OF THE PARTY, of a well known maganist artist and a scientist, where they will study factors in the life of Japan that may be this country. Family love of color and applicative interests will be of radio conditions will objects of the scientific party. He carries with the radio laboratory for the oriental theater and women and children of be among the fruits of or. A LINDA DA. Aug. 18.—Mr. Mrs. at home this week are some time at his garden in Setter-co. and move his family willily in September. He and wife and Mr. Vernon enjoying a vacaboen r. Vernon reminna. Mr. Mr. ad Mrs. westerday days longer. being a fore invited to sing men sub house by at the big man was Each you friend and his lady acted. The oles are crime for his given by Juoves this illod who ming and Angeles. Dandment. for the entertains home the Yerrington th reweeks visit wilest Park. McRae is a guarBert Colvin. Mrs. sole and family, her family, Wilton WashinPatton pleaiced and day. They motom ning stopping at san for the even. Newman has access to with the San Po ING a cheek for one hundred dollars in compensation for the work done at the fire of the Substation at Stanton on July 25th. The letter reads in part. "We again wish to express our appreciation for the services which your department rendered, and feel free to say that without question the assistance rendered prevented the entire destruction of the substation, which would have resulted in serious delay to traffic on the Santa Ana Line." It makes the boys of the department feel more like working to know that their efforts are so much appreciated. Harlan Whitezell is visiting with friends at his old home at Victorville. Mrs. M. A. Osborne and son and Mrs. Ray Storey returned by train from Arizona on Friday morning. The party left here in June to make a three months tour of Eastern states. On the way home they en-countered such bad roads and many rain storms that the ladies left the men folks at Chambers, Arisa and boarded a train for home! The rest of the party are M. A. Osborne, Richard Osborne, and R. A. Wilson who will arrive with the cars later. Mrs. R. E. Pay of Hollywood is a guest at the R. Starkey home on Court street. Miss Anna Luebkeman has re-turned to her post at the library after a ten day vacation spent at Balboa Beach. Max Teagarden of Los Angeles visited with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hugenot several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Huddleson spent Tuesday at Pasadena. A number of the younger set enjoyed a weenie bake in the gum grove on Court street on Tuesday evening. After the feed the young folks played games until a late hour. In the party were Miss Dorothy Rankin of Fullerton; Ruth Garner, Sarah Mitchell and Helen Page; Earl Mitchell, John Erickson, Owen Teeter, Vernon Berry and Eldon Langford. For best results try Plain Dealer Classified ads. 6-cylinder, L-head. Piston 23¼x43¼—approximately 170 cubic inches. Forced pressure oiling system thru hollow cam shaft, and crank shaft. 6-cylinder, L-head. Piston 23/4x43/4—approximately 170 cubic inches. Forced pressure oiling system thru hollow cam shaft, and crank shaft. Delco equipped. Borg & Beck Clutch. Alemite lubrication. 110-inch wheel base. 6-inch frame. Banjo housing type rear axle—5 1-10 to 1. Thermoid Universals. Emergency brake on transmission. Body Types—Touring, Roadster, Business Cab, 4-passenger Coupe, Sedan, Sport Model. Bodies all manufactured and designed by Fisher, and bodies to be made by Fisher in our plant. Weight approximately 2200 pounds. Performance unexcelled. Differential between open and closed models to be kept at minimum. 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