oc-plain-dealer 1924-10-18

BUILD TOWN FOR "THE SEA HAWK" Among the big achievements in Frank Lloyd's production of "The Sea Hawk" was Camp Lloyd on the Isthmus at the northeast end of Santa Catalina Island, off the California coast. "The Sea Hawk" is a First National picture which will be shown at the California Theater 4 days starting tomorrow. Camp Lloyd sprang into being when the early sea scenes for the photoplay were being made. Sixty-five miles from the Hollywood studio, forty miles from the harbor of San Pedro, the nearest source of supply, it consisted of 150 tents, each equipped with an electric light, a bureau and mirror, an iron hospital cot, two chairs and a supply of blankets; a mess hall accommodating 700 men at one time and under the supervision of two former army commissary sergeants and eighten assistants; an assembly hall where nightly orchestral concerts, radio concerts, wrestling matches, boxing bouts and impromptu entertainments were given for the men; a makeup tent, a barber shop, a canteen, a hospital teht, a wardrobe building, a bathhouse, a film vault and an executive office. Also an ocean pier had to be constructed and at the seaward end of it a three-story Algerian slave house with a high minaret had to be built. Three other Algerian buildings also were constructed for atmosphere. The four ancient ships, ranging from 105 to 192 feet in length and manned by from 100 to 400 men each, were anchored in the core harbor. Two barges and four motor boats brought supplies Plain Dealer Will Stage Auto Show The Plain Dealer an nounces an auto show to be given under its auspices the week of Oct. 20 to 25, inclusive. Elaborate displays of the latest models in motordom will be entered by all local dealers, and a program of merit will be given each afternoon and evening. Every day all week is time and K. of P. bldg main floor is the place. daily from the mainland and every other day an aeroplane brought fresh film and prints of negatives exposed the day before. Final times tonight of Elinor Glyn's great love story, "His Hour" with Alice Pringle and John Gilbert in the leading roles, also Jack Dempsey in "The Title Holder," one of the Fight and Win Series and International News. Charles Dickens held theatricals in his own home during every Christmas holiday Hallowe'en Party Parade Entrance The Anaheim C. of C. today announced these entries in the lowe'en parade, Oct. 30: Sam Seelig; Hudson-E Agency, Chevrolet Agency, Cole, Standard Oil Co., Kitchen Grocery, F. P. Fowler, Inaura Jackson Drug Store, Commer Garage, Kemp Bros Pharmacy Harry D. Riley, Cadillac Agency Lacy, Paskard Agency, Nenno Elimers, J. L. Gates Furniture Chaffee Co. groceries, Robins sign man James, the valiant Anaheim Palnt and Paper Co., Athelm Citrus Ass'n., Schneid Market, Stroup-Barnes Furnil Co., W. J. Elliott and Sons, McGraw, Billy Knott's Market, White, Franklin Agency, M Sales Co., Buick, Chas. Ma Dodge cars, Myera Garage, Anaheim Electric Co., The Wardrobe S. Q. R. Store, Rappo Outlet St The Prince Store. Mrs. Maggie Pearl Lambert Fisher county, Texas, is sheriff the county and handles a shooter as well as any man. She took the place of her husband was sheriff for eight years constable for 10 years. When died, early in the year, a pet was circulated asking that M Lambert take his place. She proven that the choice was a woman despite the fact that she keeps house for her eight children. Egyptian women are said to not only beautiful of face but ceedingly graceful of figure pose. Plain Dealer Classified Ads induce results. Try this med The Star Car Establishes an ECONOMY RECORD in Los Angeles Making an 50.88 Miles Average of Gallon of In a 100-Hour Non-Stop Economy A stock car test officially observed by judges selected by lea papers who make sworn affidavits to the truth of these stat 50.88 Miles to the Gallon of Gas, in Los Traffic, the Most Difficult Test of a Motor's E Running without a fan belt, a 1925 stock model Star Car this marvelous economy of gas. And that means economy for you ask, can I too, get the same mileage in a Star Car? Here is your answer: This contest was held all over the are sworn records of gas economy made by stock Star Car mo cities: Traffic. the Most Difficult Test of a Motor's Efficiency Running without a fan belt, a 1925 stock model Star Car this marvelous economy of gas. And that means economy for you ask, can I too, get the same mileage in a Star Car? Here is your answer: This contest was held all over the are sworn records of gas economy made by stock Star Car most cities: Los Angeles . . . 50.88 Sacramento . . . Pittsburg . . . 44 Spokane . . . Fresno . . . 43.71 Oakland . . . San Francisco . . . 42.36 Portland . . . Seattle . . . 41.4 Tacoma . . . San Diego . . . 40.17 Phoenix . . . And here are real reasons for this economy: A wonderful, new Continental Red Seal Vibration Force Feed Lubrication; Disc Clutch; Four-Wheel Brakes, a velous cooling system that allows a car to run 100 hours w belt and not overheat. Come in and see these new 1925 models that are aston motor world. Make us prove every statement. Our reputation our word. We want you to know the Star and we for you to own one. "Tomorrow's Car--Today" Appleby Motors Co. 609 West Fourth Street SANTA ANA Hallowen Party Parade Entries The Anaheim C. of C. today announced these entries in the Hallen parade, Oct. 30: Jim Seellg; Hudson-Essex Civic Chevrolet Agency, Jack Standard Oil Co., Kitchen's Story, F. F. Fowler, Insurance, Drug Store, Commercial Gage, Kemp Bros Pharmacy, D. Riley, Cadillac Agency, Packard Agency, Nenno and Arts, J. L. Gates Furniture Co. Co. groceries, Robins, the man, James, the vulcanizer, Hein Palnt and Paper Co., Anna Citrus Assn., Schneiderm et, Stroup-Barnes Furniture W. J. Elliott and Sons, Sid Law, Billy Knott's Market, Bob Franklin Agency, Motor Co., Bulck, Chas, Mann, cars, Myera Garage, AnaElectric Co., The Wardrobe, R. Store, Rappo Outlet Store, Prince Store. Ms. Maggle Pearl Lambert of her county, Texas, is sheriff of occumunity and handles a six car as well as any man. She is the place of her husband who she will take his place. She has in that the choice was a wise despite the fact that she also house for her eight children. Cynthian women are said to be beautiful of face but exagely graceful of figure and Dealer Classified Ads proresults. Try this medium. GOVERT BRIDGE AT BEACH FINISHED (Continued From Page One) version into a county trunk line. The government bridge over an arm of Los Alamitos bay at Anaheim Landing is completed, and the road extending over it will be put into shape shortly. This 60-foot steel and concrete span is a distinct improvement to the vicinity. The road from Garden Grove to the Anaheim boulevard is all graveled, ready for paving. Meantime work was progressing on several road improvements that the county has launched. These include the highways where preparations have been made or concrete has been poured in the road beds. On Grand-ave for a mile and a half north of Burna Park, culverts have been laid, and when this paving work is completed one of the widest if not the widest highway in the state will be made available. From edge to edge the distance will be eighty three feet. Progress also was being shown on Cedar-st, extending west from Brea to connect with the state highway at a point between Fullerton and La Habra. Soon to be opened will be the five-mile strip on the Arrow highway, an extension of Seventh-st, Santa Ana, to Westminster-bldd. County workmen were engaged today in laying curb in preparation for extending to full width the pavement on South Main-st, Santa Ana, from Edingerst south to the Delhi-rd. An easy mark may be a man who bought German war bonds and now is rich. — Birmingham News. "The Turmoll," a study in human life itself, and a spectacular expose of the working of the souls of American men and women, will be seen at the United Theater Sunday and Monday, Hobert Henley's latest production is adapted from the celebrated novel by Booth Tarkington, and is literally the author's story transcribed page for page to the screen. Henley made a great success a year ago with another Tarkington story "The Flirt," but his second Tarkington Transcription is hailed by pre-release critics as a veritable masterpiece. The story deals with the turmoll in the home of a self-made millionaire arrogant, powerful and stubborn, who with iron hand, bends a rebellious family to his will. An artistic son is forced to the unhappiness of a money mad struggle in business; a daughter-in-law, waspish and fortune-hunting, puts her wits against his drives one man to drink, another to the grave, his daughter into the arms of a scoundrel, and nearly wrecks the entire family on the FINEST CARS IN COUNTRY EXHIBITION (Continued From Page C) drums, will play, not only on day evening, but on each eve of the week throughout the six. Many surprise entertainment features for other evenings been arranged also. Among the cars to be extinct will attract more attention than the eight cylinder Playboy to be shown by the Walter Co., Anaheim district. This long expected eight outdoors anything ever accebefore by Edward Jordan, creations perfect in mech and beauty, have proved cession of sensations to the ing world. Walter will also a brougham. Dr. J. O. Schwentker, we cently took on the stately car, will vie with the other cars with a new special role and a petite sedan, the la really new achievement of t signer's art introducing a An easy mark may be a man who bought German war bonds and now is rich. — Birmingham News. The powerful story is acted by a cast carefully chosen for the task. Bibbs, the dreamy artistic son of the family, is pictured by George Hackathorne, while Eileen Perey plays Sybil, the daughter-in-law with the soul of a wasp. Pauline Garon plays the flapperish baby daughter of the family, and Emmett Corrigan appears as the old millionaire, Eleanor Boardman plays a role that adds love interest to the picture, and Kitty Bradbury, Victory Bateman, Theodore Von Eltz, Edward Hearn and other well known artists also appear. The sets are lavish, especially the settings showing the gaudy magnificence of the new-made millionaire's week-old palace. This is contrasted in a striking way with the home of a cultured family which is skillfully used as a foil in the dramatic plot. Several striking climaxes mark the swift movement of the story; the battle of daughter and daughter-in-law over the love of a fortune-hunter who invades the home, and the renunciation scene between Hackathorne and Miss Boardman. On this splendid program will be Hal Roach's little Rascals Our Gang in their latest comedy, "The Cradle Robbers," a treat for the old as well as the young. You just can't help but laugh at the pranks of these little youngsters. WORLD RECORD FOR SPUD PRODUCTION STOCKTON, Oct. 18.—A new world's record potato yield, certified by federal, state and county officials, was announced here today in connection with the celebration of "potato day." A total of 57,752.75 pounds of "spuds" or nearly 29 tons were raised in one surveyed acre in the "Delta" district on a trace owned by Frederick H. Rine. This aggregates 962 1-2 bushels per acre. The potatoes were of the Burbank variety and Luther Burbank, their originator, was a guest of honor here today. The total "Delta" potato crop was estimated at $5,000,000. PLAY IN MORNING PORTLAND, Oct. 18.—Determined to bring Seattle its first penant, Manager Red Killifer sent out Southpaw Jones to give the Walter Co., Anaheim district. This long expected eight outdoors anything ever before by Edward Jordan, creations, perfect in mech and beauty, have proved acession of sensations to the living world. Walter will also a brougham. Dr. J. O. Schwentker, cently took on the stately car, will vie with the otheritors with a new special roo and a petite sedan, the la really new achievement of the signer's art introducing a s and lighter closed car of capacity. The Chrysler, the Maxwell pany's new car that has crowding the leaders in motion since its bringing out a m of months ago, will be exited by the Frank P. Taggart Co.ributors. An open and model will be shown, together a Maxwell club sedan. An $6600 French limousin of Pierce-Arrow, a series A passenger Pierce-Arrow sees seven-passenger Marmon with ifornia top and a four-pass Marmon speedster will be exited by the Orange Co. Motor of Santa Ana. The Cadillac Garage Co. Santa Ana and Anaheim will two Cadillacs, a four-pass phaeton and seven-passenger tom built suburban and a touring. Harry L. Turton will be sent by two Oakland co.landau sedan and a special ing. Ray Schanhals will display ten stop Willys that was 23,000 miles, breaking all six records a cut-away Knight to a Willys custom built coup an Overland. Arrangements for other ex have not been finally close cause of difficulty in getting This in fact was the main stacle that prevented some leading distributors in Ann and Fullerton from partling. Not less in interest to the tical prospect will be the series exhibit of the Western Supply Co., in which tires w featured, together with scoe necessities and convenience have made the name of this ous concern known all over West. The show will be open noons and evenings only, tht tative hours fixed being 2:57:30 p.m., with 10:00 o'clock the closing hour. Active steps have been for the formation of the International Association of War Mobs whose purpose it will be to for the abolishment of all So states Mrs. Alice French diannapolis, founder of the A car War Mothers. Mrs. Frei planning to embark for Eur aid in the organization of th STOCK model Star Car achieved means economy for you. But, or a Star Car? was held all over the coast. Here stock Star Car models in other Bacramento 40.4 Pokane 40 Oakland 38.49 Portland 37.1 Gacoma 36.7 Phoenix 35.41 Economy: Seal Vibrationless Motor, Wheel Brakes, and the marto run 100 hours without a fan models that are astonishing the statement. Our reputation is bew the Star and we make it easy "Today" Motors Co., Inc. Street A PLAY IN MORNING PORTLAND, Oct. 18—Determined to bring Seattle its first penant, Manager Red Killifer sent out Southpaw Jones to give the Beavers their daily trimming this morning on the Vaughan-st. grounds The game was advanced to avoid conflicting with the big U. S. C.-O. A. C. football game here this afternoon. "Old Barlow" Harry Gardner, was Manager Brazil's choice to tame his old teammates. Earl Baldwin for Seattle and Tom Daly for Portland were the respective catches. Alice for the first time saw a cat carrying her kitten by the nape of its neck. "You naughty cat!" she cried, "you ain't fit to be a mother! You ain't hardly fit to be a father!" KEEPING HIS WORD "I rather pride myself on thing," said the young f. "Although I have the brightest, cutest, best you I ever saw, I never brag him." Selected. Lubrication Questions Answered by ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Staff of Automotive Engineers Question—What is meant by base of lubricating oil, and has it any effect on lubricating quality? Answer—There has been a great deal said and written about base of lubricating oils, particularly paraffine base, or eastern oil and asphaltic, or western oil. The fact that these oils are called paraffine and asphaltic bases does not mean that there is any free asphalt or paraffine in the oil Base is really an indication as to the nature of the crude oil from which the lubricating oil is made. Question—Is grease wholly composed of oil the same substituted form? Answer—Grease is made by making a sponge soap and adding it to hydro-carbon, or mineral. The soap referred to has the property of being able to great deal of oil. Ordinary greases will consist of ap- mately $5 to $9 per cent of Question—Why is light o-irable on a new or newly hauled motor? Answer—A new engine, that has been overhauled will erally be somewhat stiff and clearances between piston and finder and bearing clearances be small. A light oil will flow more freely and easier clearances, insuring proper cation. TIRE SALE Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. WALTER, Prop. 156 South Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Calif. PHONE 259 ANNOUNCE AN EXTRA VALUE GIVING SALE! Mason Cord Tires 32x4 Mason Cord Heavy Duty—6 ply 30x3½ Mason Cord Full Oversize Heavy Duty Mason Cord Tires 32x4 Mason Cord Heavy Duty—6 ply $17.85 30x3½ Mason Cord Full Oversize Heavy Duty $11.85 32x4½ Mason Cord Heavy Duty—Long Staple $23.65 32x4 Mason Cord 6-Ply Safety Cord WILL NOT SKID $18.95 33x5 Mason Safety Giant WILL NOT SKID $31.95 30x3½ Mason Cord Standard Size $9.45 Mason Safety Cord Tires Are Guaranteed Not to Skid This Coupon Good for $1 ON— [Mason Tubes] During Sale SAVE $1.00—USE THIS COUPON Anaheim Vulcanizing Works Drive in Service! Other Makes Anaheim Vulcanizing Works Drive in Service! 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