oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-22

WONDER RECORD MADE BY GRAY Wettumpka, Ala., Jan. 18, 1924 "Several days ago after I bought a Gray one ton truck from you on Nov. 3, 1923, I decided to take a trip to Florida, so I got a party of three friends, my son and myself and started for Florida, going down the west coast. One of the men with me agreed to furnish the fuel for the trip and therefore kept an accurate check on it. We returned from our trip the other day after covering a total road distance of twenty-six hundred sixty-six miles with a total expense for operation of the truck, of only $18.75. The distance covered while in various towns is not included in the twenty-six hundred sixty-six miles which I estimate would run the total way over twenty-seven hundred miles. The total operating expense of the Gray truck for the entire trip was only $18.75 and we paid as high as twenty-six cents per gallon for gas in lots of places throughout Florida. "We traveled all kinds of roads from the worst to the beat, and had no trouble of any kind. We came to one place that we had our doubts about getting through. This was where the road led through a pond and we would see a number of cars hopelessly swamped in the water, which was almost half way up to the radiator in some places, and water came all over the floor boards of the truck most of the time. I had disconnected the exhaust pipe from the motor to keep the exhaust from choking and we went right around the other cars without any difficulty. "I want to say right here, that my experience on this trip was a revelation as to the good qualities of Our Gray. Some people may be skeptical about the truthfulness of this statement, but I have four eye witnesses to back me up, and I will bet money that I can take the same trip again for less money as the truck is thoroughly broken in now, while..." disconnected the exhaust pipe from the motor to keep the exhaust from choking and we went right around the other cars without any difficulty. "I want to say right here, that my experience on this trip was a revelation as to the good qualities of One Gray. Some people may be skeptical about the truthfulness of this statement, but I have four eye witnesses to back me up, and I will bet money that I can take the same trip again for less money as the truck is thoroughly broken in now, while it was brand new when I started on the trip. If you will do some figuring you will find that my transportation for this trip cost less than eight-tenths of a cent per mile. I know my Gray will give me even better service from now on. I just wish everybody could own a Gray. Yours for much success. Name furnished upon request. The above letter was handed West Bros. the past week by a member of the above firm. They have many such letters on file. See this wonderful car at Los Angeles and Chesapeake, Anaheim. FEW USED CARS LEFT The Appleby Motor Car Co. still has a few cheap cars on its lot opposite the North Lemon street showrooms. The firm is a member of the Orange County Motor Car Dealers' Ass'n, and markets nearly all its cars there, but these are a few of the ones below the price level fixed by the market. READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE ADS PRODUCE RESULTS ARE-YOU GOING TO EUROPE? WE ARE OFFICIAL AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES Hamburg-American Line North German Lloyd United States Lines Cunard Line Holland-American Line And all others. We assist you in laying out your trip and attend to all Eveiling—Prelude; Processional; Prayer; Response; Hymn 105: Offertory solo—Mr. Potter, Hymn 176: Announcements; Anthem; Sermon: Forgetting the Past; Invitation Hymn 151. PRESDTERIAN CHURCH — Thomas Holmes Walker, Minister, corner Claudina and Cypress-sts. Bible school 9:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p.m. Morning Prelude, "When Morning Golds the Skies," Arnhford; Anthem, "He that Goeth Forth and Reapeth, Broad; Offertory Quartet, 'Abide With Me,' Lincoln; Sermon, "Honor the Lord"; Postlude, "Marche Pomposo," Shelley. Evening, 7:30 p.m.—Prelude, "Postorale," Rockwell; Anthem, "Day Is Dying in the West," Speaks; Offertory Quartet, "Under His Wings," Sankey; Sermon, "The Power of Trivialities", Postlude, "Postlude," Batiste. Quartet—Miss M. Allee Grimshaw, soprano; Miss Elizabeth Walker, contralto; Mr. Maurice C. Waugh, tenor; Mr. William E. Asken, baritone; Mr. Dale Hamilton Evans, organist and director. EVANGELICAL CHURCH — Center and Helena-sts., G. G. Schmid, Minister. 9:30 German Sermon; 10:15 Sunday School, Rev J. Behrens, Supt. 11:15 Sermon; 6:45 League Meetings; 7:30 Sermon. In the absence of the pastor, who will spend Sunday in San Bernardino. The Rev. Aug. Dunke of Anaheim and the Rev. Otto Hansen of Passdena will have charge of the services. GRACE ENGLISH LUTHERAN — One block from Broadway on S. Palm-st. Rev J. H. Peters, pastor; 9:30 a.m. Sunday school; 10:30 Sunday School; 11 a.m. Morning Services: Why Does God Not Stop Sin? 7:30 p.m. Services: Can Christians Be Holy? Lenten Services on Thursday evening, Rev W. Huhberger of Los Angeles will presch. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL — Adelae and Emily-sts. Rev A. G. H. Bode, Rector, Sunday services 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion; 9:45 Sunday School; 11 Morning Prayer and Sermon, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Short Organ and Violin Recital and Address on Psychology and the Christian Life. Thursday 10 a.m. Holy Communion and Meditation; Friday 2 p.m. Woman's Guild; Friday 4 p.m. Litany and Address on a Modern Salant. PLACENTIA BIBLE CLASS — clubhouse, Placentia, 9:20 Charles E Fuller, teacher—Subject: "The Miracles in the Gospel of John." continued. Special music, Howard Jerome will sing. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH — H. G. Schmelzer, Pastor; 8:45 Sunday school; 9:45 English Services; 10:45 German services; FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES Hamburg-American Line North German Lloyd United States Lines Cunard Line Holland-American Line And all others. We assist you in laying out your trip and attend to all formalities such as passports, visas, etc. For literature and full information apply to Schloessmann-Kafitz Co., Inc. 1110 Citizens National Bank Bldg. Fifth and Spring Street Los Angeles, Cal. Phones: Metropolitan 3179 or 276-349 Special Service in PREPARED TICKETS $1000.00 AROUND THE WORLD Thursday 10 a.m. Holy Communion and Meditation; Friday 2 p.m. Woman's Guild; Friday 4 p.m. Litany and Address on a Modern Saint. PLACENTIA BIBLE CLASS—clubhouse, Placentia, 9:29, Charles P. Fuller, teacher—Subject: "The Miracles in the Gospel of John." continued. Special music, Howard Jerome will sing. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH—H. G. Schmelker, Pastor, 8:45 Sunday school; 9:45 English Services; 10:45 German services; 7:30 Wednesday, Lenten Service; 7:20 Friday, choir practice. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH CROSS EYES CORRECTED THIS MUSCULAR DEFECT CORRECED AND STRAIN RELEIVED BY PROPERLY ADJUSTED GLASSES. DR W R BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALIF. We Carry a Complete Line of WINDOW GLASS, PLATE GLASS OBSCURE AND ART GLASS MIRRORS BEVELING AND EDGE POLISHING Santa Ana Art Glass Works Phone 591-W C. M. Scott 1204 E. 4th St. Santa Ana, Calif. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. CARAWAY ATTACKS SPEAKER GILLETT WASHINGTON, March 22—With the traditional friendship between the two branches of congregants tossed to the winds, Senator Caraway, Wem., Arkahasas this afternoon in a speech in the senate bitterly denounced Speaker Gillet. Caraway demanded that Gillett reveal the identity of the "criminal he seeks to protect." L. B. PRODUCTION DROPS TO 215,000 The field production of Long Beach dropped to 215,000 barrels last week, and the figure represents the lowest level the famous oil field has had in two years. For the first week in a number of months the new production did not take care of the decline. The future production of the field it seems must come from the southeast slope of the hill where for a number of weeks past some of the biggest producers have been completed. Notable work on the southeast slope of the hill is being done by the Shell Co., the San Martín Oil So. and W. R. Ramsey private operators. These three operators have been bringing in wells running from 25e0 to 4500 barrels. The only new producer of consequence completed at Long Beach during the past week were the A. T. Jergins Trust No. 9 a 100 barrel well, the Laddie Boy Oil Syndicate's 600 barrel well that sanded up, the Mission Bell's 400 barrel well and the Shell Co.'s 250 barrel producer on the Mills lease. The outlook for a western extension of the Long Beach field has not improved in spite of the fact that Silverado No. 1 of the Scheider Corporation is down 5235 feet. Neither has the outlook for a northwest extension of the field improved with the United Oil Co.'s Bixby No. 1 making hole at $330. Santa Fe Springs only excite last week was furnished by NEGRO MAY FACE MURDER CHARGE KANSAAS CITY, March Dillar Davis, negro host may be charged with the off of Dr. Zeo Zoe Wilkins as a chain of circumstance bribe out at the coroner quest, it was learned from today. The coroner's inquest into death of the pretty divorce was found slain in her home Tuesday, was to be continued day when six more witnesses to be interrogated. Davis gave an unsatisfied account of his actions on o'clock Saturday afternoon Sunday, during which police believe the wealthy was slain. While being questioned negro related how numerous patients" of the slain opath called at the house admitted by Mrs. Wilkins's hour in the night. The character of B. F. railroad employee, who being at the Wilkins home Saturday, also was assailed negro. Davis refused to surrender was Tarplay's mission to insure home. A rusty knife found nauseated body had been fled as Davis'. H. G. Wilkins of Willamette a brother of Dr. Wilkins rallied to the defense of Wilkins, another brother, hold following reports of rel with the doctor. Our sister was driven by liquor and drugs." H. ins declared, tearing the life of his sister to die brother. Four times in fits of she tried suicide and durdrages she accused all men the family of seeking her." BONIFACE CHURCH, Rev. Wine; Eervices every Wednesday and Friday evenings at Sunday service 7:30, 8:30, and 10. Sergeant Patrick's day, March 17. WELL SPIRITUAL—Sun school 9:15. Sermon, 10:30; hymn, 7:20. Services will be held each Sun follows; lyceum 9:30 a.m., m., services, 10:30 class in mediumship, 11:30; musicles, 12:30 p.m., and evening and Thursday, leeing messages at 7:30 p.m. DENOMINATIONAL—Jesse Kekley, Pastor, 511 N. Olivewood school, 9:45 a.m. A Bible class taught by the Come bring your Bible, 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., pastor. Praise service, 7 led by Robert Wallace. Evance service, 7:45 p.m. Message Nellie Heughan. Bible Wednesday evening, 7:30. Meeting, Friday evening. All are cordially invited to. PRITUAIST SERVICES—At Center-st—Sunday, 10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. Public Invited. E.Myers, pastor. DEALER CLASSIFIED TRY A CLASSIFIED AD ILES Curable without surgical operation. My method safer; no hospital expense; no anesthetic; more humane. Send for free booklet G.W., FULLER, M.D. 719 Black Blidg. cor. 4th Los Angeles, California Hours: Daily 10-4. Sun to 11. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS The motorist may now light a cigarette without even taking his eyes from the road by the aid of the combined cigarette container and lighter plotted above. These lighters, marketed by the Western Auto Supply Co., require but three operations to obtain the desired "smoke"; (1) Dispense cigarette (2) lights and puffs it, (3) remove lighted cigarette. Among the many new innovations that have been produced during the past few months in the way of cigarette lighters, the one that is rapidly gaining favor with the motorist is the combined cigarette case and lighter called the "Cig-a-Lite." Many accidents have occurred when the driver attempts to "light up" while driving at a high rate of speed. When he lights a match at night and holds it before his eyes for the few seconds necessary to light a cigarette, it is several seconds before his eyes again become accustomed to the darkness... In the few moments that his eyes are turned from the road, and his hands taken from the wheel, a serious accident could happen. With this unique cigarette dispenser and lighter many accidents are prevented as it is not necessary that the driver remove his eyes from the road. It saves the trouble of searching through his pockets for the pack and for a light as they are always neat container before his operations are necessary. A lighted cigarette. The lists of pressing a lever leases a trap dispensing rete into the tray. The requires the pressing on button on the opposite container. This opens a pipe leading from the manifold which causes through the cigarette. same time the valve is small resistance coil gets and lights the cigarette is left for the motorist to take it from the trays and well lighted. Operation requires but froze seconds' time. Aside from this "matter vice," the Western Auto offer many accessories of ash receivers, cigar cigarette and match motorist who likes to smoke drives. Anaheim Creamery Company PHONE 666 EGRO MAY FACE MURDER CHARGE KANSAAS CITY, March 22.—Dollar Davis, negro houseman, may be charged with the murder Dr. Zeo Zoe Wilkins as a result a chain of circumstantial evience blot out at the coroner's investiture, it was learned from police day. The coroner's inquest into the path of the pretty divorcee who is found slain in her home here tuesday, was to be continued to when six more witnesses were be interrogated. Davis gave an unsatisfactory count of his actions from 3 clock Saturday afternoon until on Sunday, during which time lice believe the wealthy widow was slain. While being questioned, the egro related how numerous "mysserious patients" of the slain ostemath called at the house and were immitted by Mrs. Wilkins at every journ in the night. The character of D. F. Tarpley, fullroad employee, who admitted being at the Wilkins home early saturday, also was assailed by the egro. Davis refused to say what as Tarplay's mission to the Wilkins' home. A rusty knife found near the unfilled body had been identied as Davis'. H. G. Wilkins of Willard, Ohio, brother of Dr. Wilkins, today allied to the defense of Charles Wilkins, another brother, who was hold following reports of a quarel with the doctor. "Our sister was driven insane by liquor and drugs," H. G. Wilkias declared, tearing the veil from the life of his sister to defend this brother. "Four times in fits of insanity the tried suicide and during these ages she accused all members of the family of seeking to harm her." CANAL REJECTED WASHINGTON, March 22. ENGLAND'S LABOR ELECTION LAID TO WOMAN'S EFFORTS Dr. Marian Phillips. Dr. Marian Phillips is the chief woman officer of England's Labor Party. Her job is to organize the women members of the organization. She is credited with playing a major part in the election of Ramsay MacDonald, the new premier. ASK INDEPENDENCE MANILA, March 22.—The American Democratic territorial convention adopted resolutions today calling upon the United States for the adoption of the following independence program: Declaration of intention to withdraw American forces. Recognition of Philippine independence when constitutional con­vention adopts constitution which in the president's opinion "can maintain government and adequately protect personal and property rights." This done, according to the program, treaties will be drawn up governing the future relations POSTAL WORKERS, SEEK MORE PAY A 25 per cent increase in wages to meet a 100 per cent rise in the cost of living—that's the condition the postal employees are facing today, according to one of them. Four years ago the boost in pay came, and then the men were assured that the cost of living would decline enough to make up the difference. But it didn't. During 1918 thousands of men resigned, and that's what induced the government to advance the general pay. Average living costs in Decen­ber last were 72.2 per cent higher than in 1913, when the rise seriously began. The employees estimate that they have suffered an average loss of $5,000 since 1913 thru deficient salaries. The postoffice expenses are paid for out of the revenues, so that employees can be accommodated without any larger or special appropriation. The unnecessarily low parcels post rates are chiefly responsible for the deficit. The efficiency and productivity of the Post Office Department has increased greatly during the past 10 years. The service is worth more. Every man and woman in Anaheim should immediately write to one or all of the following persons urging their support of House Bill number 4123; Pres. Calvin C. Coolidge, Hon: Phil D. Swing, Senator Thos.; Sterling, Hon. Wm. W. Griest; Hon. Martin M. Madden, Washington, D. C. FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS ROME, March 22.—The news­paper Messaggero today attacked the decision of the United States to grant preferential rates upon freight carried in American ships. MADRID, March 22.—The Mar­quess of Nerva committed suicide today over financial troubles. CANAL REJECTED WASHINGTON, March 22.—A proposed canal project in connection with the Colorado River development, aimed at irrigating 500,000 acres of land in southeastern Arizona, was rejected today by a special board of engineers in a report to the department of the interior. The promoters of the project estimated the cost at $290,000,000 but the engineers declared the cost would far exceed this amount and they condemned the whole undertaking as "inadvisable and unworthy of serious consideration." Light as they are always in the neat container before him. Three operations are necessary to secure a lighted cigarette. The first consists of pressing a lever that releases a trap dispensing a cigarette into the tray. The next step requires the pressing of another button on the opposite side of the container. This opens a valve in a pipe leading from the intake manifold which causes a suction through the cigarette. At the same time the valve is opened a small resistance coil gets red hot and lights the cigarette. All that is left for the motorist to do is to take it from the tray—evenly and well lighted. The entire operation requires but from 5 to 15 seconds' time. Aside from this "matchless" device, the Western Auto Supply Co. offer many accessories in the way of ash receivers, cigar lighters, cigarette and match cases for the motorist who likes to smoke when he drives. READ THIS HOME CROFT TRACT Let us tell you about those beautiful home sites on the Ball Road, good views near city. Yes, all the joys of the country. Lots 58.5x55 ft. by 130-135x140 ft. and good soil. 1-4 cash, 1-4 12 months, bal. 3 years, 7 per cent. Courtesy to realtors; 5 per cent commission. The Mariand Oil Company is drilling just 1-2 mile from these lots which gives you a speculative interest that may mean much to you. Will be at tract office Sunday. Our time is yours. MRS DORA SMITH—JOE WAGNER 120 N. LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE 368 Important Notice! All milk sold by the All milk sold by the Anaheim Creamery Co. comes from Buena Park, most of it from our own dairy. BUENA PARK is located just 13 minutes by auto from Anaheim. This means the milk is in our Sanitary Dairy within a very brief time after it is taken from the cows. We invite your inspection anytime. Anaheim Creamery Company 120 West Chartress St. Phone 666 Anaheim, Calif.