oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-10

SPEEDWAY REPAIRS PROGRESSING FAST Aurefary Mamber A. M. Young the Los Angeles Speedway Ann, announces that work on the damaged track is progressing favorably, and that the oval will be ready earlier that it was at first thought. News of the fire, which recent- By menaced the speedway, Burning more than 10,000 feet of the track, was good news to the automobile drivers entered in the annual Thanksgiving Day classic. They regretted the damage which followed in the wake of the fire, but now that they are sure the track will be ready for the big race, they are pleased in that the enforced wait while workmen are repairing the oval will give them more time to work on their cars. —Buy In Anaheim HELD AS EMBEZZLER SHANGHAI, Nov. 10.—Alfred Patterson, who claims to be the son of a New Orleans importer, was arrested here today for the alleged embezzlement of $10,000 from a Chinese comprador at Tier Tain. HUDSON SEDAN $1895 Freight and Tax Extra On the Finest Super-Six Chassis Ever Built Heretofore a moderate-priced closed car has meant an inferior chassis. Now, at a saving of hundreds of dollars you buy in HUDSON a car with positive reliability, chassis excellence and finest performance. More Than 70,000 Coaches in Service At practically open car cost, the coach combines all closed car comforts with famous chassis quality. Increasing thousands find it meets every need, at a big saving in cost. Super-Six Prices at the Lowest Level in History HUDSON COACH $1375 HUDSON COACH $1375 Freight and Tax Extra H. R. GROVE 226 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim 112 East Amerige Fullerton California approve THE NEW 1924 STAR THE NEW 1924 STAR CAR Throughout the length and breadth of the State, the public have acclaimed the 1924 Star Car as the sensation of the year. Its beauty captivated them—its construction amazed them. Never before has any car won the confidence of the people in so spontaneous a manner. Overnight there has swept a wave of approval that has far outstripped all expectations. Crowded showrooms—many sales, have shown concrete evidence of this approval. See the NEW STAR CAR the Aristocrat of All Light Cars APPLEBY MOTORS COMM 119 North Lemon Street THE PLAIN DANAHEIM, CALIF. INTEREST GROWS IN NEW STAR CAR The five days which have passed since the 1924 models of the Star car were put on display have been the busiest in my entire history, says President Sullivan of the Appleby Motors Co. The mere announcement that new models were to be shown suffused to arouse local interest to a marked degree, but when these were once glimpsed, their revolutionary beauty created an absolute furore. The news of them spread by word of mouth from friend to friend, and it has been almost impossible to give any detailed attention to individual callers, so great have been the crowds of visitors. Such comment as could be overheard was concerned with the happy effect brought about by the body changes, and especially with the fine line of the new hood and radiator. This is now considered to be one of the most attractive and gracefully-shaped radiators built, and will form a prominent factor in making sales. There is a new harmony in the whole line of body which appeals to all seekers after beauty, and which is the effect sought by the designers. The whole body appears to have been lowered and the curving streamline came in for much praise. To the many women present among the visitors, the daintiness and refinement of the appointments seemed to deserve special mention, and the comfort of the upholstery found appreciative observers. It has been a source of particular relief and satisfaction to many to learn that the Star car chassis, as used on the original models, has been retained practically unchanged. Its sturdiness and simplicity have made it a host of friends, who appear loath to see it altered in any way. Their feeling is that it has proved itself beyond improvement, and that they could ask for nothing better. All in all, the reception accorded the new 1924 Star car has EAR TIRES RACE VICTORS He steep Girard hills for Goodyear all-road motorcycle tires, only impressed on the more than 6000 persons issued the second annual staged by the Los Antey cycle club at Girard. Perkins, intrepid rider Francisco, piloting his equipped machine twice or the top" to victory, the 61-inch expert event seconds, and also win-80-inch expert event in flat. Perkins was the to complete the 460-m which has a grade of mt at some points. Anyer of Pasadena was of the 80-inch novice anyer negotiated 387 ches of the incline be-obliged to stop. These riders attribute their success to the abilr Goodyear all-weather hold the road, giving traction on the steep in- Shop Early VICTORY SCRIBED HERE The victory of the sex at Pike's Peak in free-for-all race, H. R.naheim and Fullerton, and Esex distributor, det Glen Shultz, winner, by seconds, but by min-that his victory was cars with motors 50 per-er. We was 18 minutes 47.4 s averaging nearly 40 mph up the steep anu grades. This time is it on the mountain since Falford won with his Imper six in 1916. Two drivers are the only ol' made the distance in le19 minutes. Fird fastest time was mKing Riley of Oshkosh, iralso in a super-six. Wd which witnessed the eve all records. MIDWEST ENJOYS CHEAP GASOLINE CHICAGO, Nov. 10—Motorists of the 11 middle western states served by the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana today bot gasoline at the cheapest rate of a decade when the company followed its six cent slash of several weeks ago with another two cent cut. The price in Chicago was 14c at filling stations and twelve cents from tank wagons. Independent dealers represented by J. V. Nicholas, president of the National Petroleum Marketers Ass'n. met Standard's price. "A general readjustment of prices to meet changed conditions in the wholesale market" was the reason given by Standard officials for the sizable reduction. No indication of the length of time the bargain prices would prevail was given, while it was reported that retail prices in the east probably would not be affected. Gasoline prices in Chicago and vicinity have slid off nearly 50 per cent in a year. Crude oil reductions have enabled refiners to market at a profit at the decreased prices, independent oil men stated. Governor McMaster of South Dakota led in the slashing two months ago when he established state-operated filling stations handling gasoline six cents cheaper than the twenty-two cent retail rate then prevailing. Buy In Annheim Environment matters little after all. Most of the eternal triangles are found in social circles. upholstery found appreciative observers. It has been a source of particular relief and satisfaction to many to learn that the Star car chassis, as used on the original models, has been retained practically unchanged. Its sturdiness and simplicity have made it a host of friends, who appear loath to see it altered in any way. Their feeling is that it has proved itself beyond improvement, and that they could ask for nothing better. All in all, the reception accorded the new 1924 Star car has been all, and more than all, that the most ambitious dealer could desire. Buy In Anaheim— NEW AUTO HEADLIGHTS Automobile headlights have been designed to be mounted under the front fenders of cars, their rays striking the road without interfering with approaching machines. NPAIRS ON 000-MILE TRIP Murch, Orange county dir of Richfield gas and ing oils, dropped into Haley's Studebaker headquarter other day after an abf seven weeks, with an ing report of a trip in his bi-speedster that took him baugh the middle-west, as fans Chicago, and piled up 76m on his speedometer. left Anaheim seven wee, driving first to Monterey starting eastward th Nevada, over the Sierra Neange and down into Smiley, where he spent several visiting his brother. Froth valley he drove to Port Spokane, and through Idar the Bitter Root Mountain according to Murch, shot re-named to Bitter Roantains. Here the big six perg at its best, being able to sound turns on roads that so narrow that some Force forced to back up in order get around. At Livingston, Murch dropped down into westone Park, where two delirious days were spent enjoying wonderful scenery. Leaving park, the journey was madeugh North Dakota and into hesota, where Murch spensw days visiting scenes of hikood days. Pe the most important visitie trip was the arrival in new Wisconsin and the meetif Murch and his sister after paration of 19 years. Afterral pleasant days here, the tras made down the coast of Lillechigan to Milwaukee and Co., and as far south as St. Le Swinging back to Kansas Cahre return to California warted over the National Old T. "From Kansas to California was hardly a bridge or cul that had not been washeway by cloudbursts," states ich, "and which made travelither puzzling and difficult." Bring the trip prices of gasolin varied considerably, rangingpm 13c to 37c. One thing articular made the trip the sun, the fact that over angles are found in social circles. Dopen Battery Only Stop Gap Accord to the old time horse racers, I can dope any horse—if he is reasonably speedy—so that he win one race easily. And ordering to battery men it is possible to dope a storage battery that it will show a remarkable amount of pep for a while. But with both the horse and the battery I dope is really the beginning the swift, sad finish. "There are various kinds of battery pe being put out with rosy proses of increased battery performance," says A. Bevillard, Willard service Station Dealer. "but there are all alike in one particular; to good they do is temporary, all is far overbalanced by the harm they are sure to work later." All the builders of high grade batteries put in acid of the strength they have found best for the purpose. It is far safer to accept their judgment than to try to imprise their products by adding chemicals. - Buy In AnaheimPlain Daler Ads Always Bring ENJOYS GASOLINE Nov. 10.—Motor-middle western the Standard Oil today bot gasoline rate of a decade followed its six several weeks ago to cent cut. Chicago was 14c mans and twelve wagons. Realters representolas, president of Oleum Marketers Standard's price. Readjustment of changed conditions market" was the Standard officials' reduction. Of the length of in prices would been, while it was install prices in the could not be affecties in Chicago ano could off nearly 50 year. Productions have ento market at a recreased prices, innen stated. Master of South the slashing two when he established filling stations one six cents cheaptwenty-two cent reprevailing. Annaheim— matters little afof the eternal triand in social circles. U. S. RECLAMATION SERVICE MOVED DENVER, Nov 10—Dr. Hubert Work, secretary of the interior announced here this morning that the entire U. S. reclamation service with the exception of the legal and accounting departments will be moved to Denver in the very near future. The latter two departments are to be retained in Washington for purposes of convenience only. Dr. Work announced this move had been decided upon after a careful study of the matter had convinced him that a more effective and economical service could be tendered by the engineering, administrative and operating departments in Denver, which is practically the center of all reclamation work, than could be done by these departments in Washington. The entire department under the new ruling will be reorganized, according to Dr. Work. RADIO —We have a complete line of Radio Parts for all the principal circuits, and a Radio for every man's purse. Robt. V. Jensen Carburetor-Ignition Works 242 E. Center Anaheim are the Orange County Dealers who will serve you with Pauley's EUREKA GASOLINE NONE BETTER ALWAYS UNIFORM army and Navy Test SANTA ANA P. A. GETTLE 2525 No. Main St. FULLERTON SMITH'S MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION 3 Miles West of Fullerton Army and Navy Test SANTA ANA P. A. 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