oc-plain-dealer 1924-11-10

ASK LOUDON IF CONTEMPT SOUGHT "I'm going to ask Loudon whether he meant to impugn the honor and integrity of this court in the paragraph published in Saturday's Bulletin. If he says he did, I'll hold him for contempt of court. If he says he didn't, I'll ask him for a retraction." This is the way Judge Charley Kuebel looks at the question which has been raised in connection with the item in question, part of a story regarding a Mrs. Antonia Ogas, of the sugar company section, convicted of throwing glass upon the highway and fined $50. The Bulletin in its report said, quoting A. A. Siback, city trustee: "Sure she's guilty," remarked the city trustee during the trial of the case in Judge Kuebel's court this morning, where he appeared as a spectator. While the remark would, by most judges, be considered contempt of court, it was allowed to pass unnoticed. Judge Kuebel's communication, made thru City Marshall Bert Moody, who called the Bulletin on the phone, was due to the fact that the Judge regarded the paper as having reflected on the fairness of the court. Chief Moody phoned the Bulletin at 9 a.m., and was told that Loudon would be informed of the request. Up to 10:30 the reporter supposedly responsible for the article hadn't appeared at the court as he usually does long before that hour. Joe Ogas, husband of the woman, was convicted of possession and transportation of liquor and heavily fined. Unable to pay, he was sent to jail. OVER 100 FLOATS IN PARADE TUES TOO MUCH ALIKE SAYS MR. BARBARA By PRINCESS PAT (I. N. S. Special Correspondent) CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—"Barbara and I," explained "Mr. Barbara Lamarre," who rumor says, is about to make legal application for the right to resume his bachelor name of Jack Dougherty, "are too much alike. That's the trouble with us." But, to paraphrase Merton, if the too beautiful Barbara is no longer the sweetheart of her fifth husband she is still his best pal. Mr. Dougherty said so himself, as he stepped from the Twentieth Century Limited here today and hat and stil in one lemon-gloved hand, ran the other thru his glorious suburn hair in which the mareel is perfectly natural. "Why Barbara came down to the train in New York yesterday and kissed me bood-bye and wished me luck." "We think it's perfectly splendid being separated, if you know what I mean." "And if there's any divorce suit brought, Barbara'll bring it, not I." INTENDED TO SUE NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—Jack Dougherty, husband of Barbara LaMarr, motion picture actress, was expected to institute suit for divorce immediately upon his arrival in Hollywood, according to statements made here before he left. Miss LaMarr did not accompany her husband to the train, declaring herself to be ill. Dougherty, however, telephoned her before boarding his train. Foreign News PERIGNAN, France. — Unconfirmed news reaching here from Barcelona said that the uprising was an outbreak of engineers in one of the garrisons. CYPRESS CYPRESS, Nov. 10.—(Split) The Cypress Farm Center regular meeting in the school hall There was a very good attendance and the program was one of the most interesting and instructive ever put on by the center. The most important business was the raising of funds by voluntary donation by the members stamp out a balance due on public utility assessment. Roland Dye, Boy Scot executive of Orange-co, made plain the relationship of the Boy Scot movement and the agricultural client sponsored by the Farm Bureau Mr. Dye's address was very much enjoyed, as he explained much about the scout activities and acting as a suggestion made by him. Preident Bunyard appointed a committee of three, consisting of G. Barnett, G. G. Preddy and W. Miller; to wait on the boys and parents of the district; to assist their pleasure in organizing a scout troup. Mrs. Burnell gave two very interesting readings. Her imperial nations of the negro and Irish were very pleasing. Fred Ahlborn made a very interesting speech, the main object of which was to interest the people to the necessity of water conservation. He pointed out that the water table had been gradually receding since the time Noah. He pointed out that in the old world many wonderful civilizations have been blotted out by the receding water table. Most of the great cities being excavated today were once in the heartfelt fertile, well-watered agriculture districts but have long since been covered over with the sands time. He pointed out that each year our water supply is becoming less and less and the water table has fallen about 50 feet in the last 25 years. He points out that our mountain streams are our solution of the problem. He brought the facts out clearly and his talk was very much enjoyed. Herbert Cox, son of Mr. Up to 10:30 the reporter supposedly responsible for the article hadn't appeared at the court as he usually does long before that hour. Joe Ogks, husband of the woman, was convicted of possession and transportation of liquor and heavily fined. Unable to pay, he was sent to jail. OVER 100 FLOATS IN PARADE TUES. (Continued from Page One) geles co., and an authority on the constitution; and Prof. Rockwell D. Hunt, Ph. D., dean of the graduate school of the U. of S. C., and professor of history. The fireworks at night consisted of 52 complete sets and hunts mainly of marine pieces, including dredges of smaller pieces. Many of these were manufactured especially for the occasion and to suit the beach and pier. Streets as well as beach will be utilized in the afternoon entertainment, which will include band concerts, vaudeville acts, and a carnival of fun. Clowns, comedians, singers, etc., will actively participate. URGES DISPLAY OF FLAGS TOMORROW Jack Hebson, adjutant of Anaheim post of the American Legion, asks every Anahelmer who owns a flag to bring it out tomorrow. Armistice Day. Whether it is store or residence, the day should be remembered, said Hebson in this way. There are more than 150 of the big flags with sockets which the legion furnished. The flag need not be placed in the sockets necessarily, but can be put in front of houses or on porches. Hebson proposes to distribute 150 or more additional flags here as soon as they arrive. Regarding tomorrow's county celebration at Huntington Beach, the adjutant declared it was not only interesting to everybody, but instructive to children. Poor Bill— Sad plight; Bathroom Drop light. A Class Ad is best little salesman. Foreign News PERIGNAN, France. — Unconfirmed news reaching here from Barcelona said that the uprising was an outbreak of engineers in one of the garrisons. ROME—The seventh centenary dedication of the ballast of Saint John de Latham was under way today to continue all week. The diplomatic corps and vatican staff attended the opening ceremony Sunday. CASTEINUEVO, Italy—Fascist and Socialists marched side by side in memorial ceremonies here Sunday, bearing wreaths in memory of Deputy Casalini, Faselist and Deputy Matteotti, Socialist. PARIS—A number of suburbs were infounded today by floods in the Seine and Marlen rivers. Both rivers are out of their banks, having risen a foot and a half in 24 hours. 500 NEGROES FLEE BEFORE WHITE MOB HARRODSBURG, Ky., Nov. 10. Kentucky National Guardsmen this afternoon were maintaining order in the vicinity of Big River dam near here, following the race clash last night when 500 negro employees were driven from the Semrose & Co. labor camp by an infuriated mob of whites bent on avenging the murder of Edward Winkle, 18, by negro highwaymen. Walter Chance and John Williams, negroes, arrested in connection with the holdup and murder, have been taken to Danville for safekeeping. They were taken into custody before news of the crime had spread. Bloodshed was averted last night by Sheriff Walter Kennedy, who met the scantily clad negroes fleeing before the mob as he was returning to the camp after disposing of his prisoners. He appealed to the leaders to let law and order prevail and succeeding in parlaying with them until the troops arrived. The negroes were cared for in an abandoned quarry. What'll I do? says the girl in Irving Berlin's song when her engagement is broken. But she isn't much worse off than the woman who has to look after the needs of house, children and husband and the "week's wash" in the bargain. Only in her case it's easy to answer, "What'll I do?" Just call for our Rough Dry Service—and we'll do the washing and draining and the ironing of flat work at a low statement made here before he left. Miss LaMarr did not accompany her husband to the train, declaring herself to be ill. Dougherty, however, telephoned her before boarding his train. Foreign News PERIGNAN, France. — Unconfirmed news reaching here from Barcelona said that the uprising was an outbreak of engineers in one of the garrisons. ROME—The seventh centenary dedication of the ballast of Saint John de Latham was under way today to continue all week. The diplomatic corps and vatican staff attended the opening ceremony Sunday. CASTEINUEVO, Italy—Fascist and Socialists marched side by side in memorial ceremonies here Sunday, bearing wreaths in memory of Deputy Casalini, Faselist and Deputy Matteotti, Socialist. PARIS—A number of suburbs were infounded today by floods in the Seine and Marlen rivers. Both rivers are out of their banks, having risen a foot and a half in 24 hours. 500 NEGROES FLEE BEFORE WHITE MOB HARRODSBURG, Ky., Nov. 10. Kentucky National Guardsmen this afternoon were maintaining order in the vicinity of Big River dam near here, following the race clash last night when 500 negro employees were driven from the Semrose & Co. labor camp by an infuriated mob of whites bent on avenging the murder of Edward Winkle, 18, by negro highwaymen. Walter Chance and John Williams, negroes, arrested in connection with the holdup and murder, have been taken to Danville for safekeeping. They were taken into custody before news of the crime had spread. Bloodshed was averted last night by Sheriff Walter Kennedy, who met the scantily clad negroes fleeing before the mob as he was returning to the camp after disposing of his prisoners. He appealed to the leaders to let law and order prevail and succeeding in parlaying with them until the troops arrived. The negroes were cared for in an abandoned quarry. TEN-YEAR ARCTIC MYSTERY CLEARED SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10—10-year-old Artie mystery was believed to have cleared up with the arrival here today of the gas schooner Herman, back from an annual cruise of adventure in the waters of the far north. Making the fourth successful landing on the bleak shore of Herald Island, Captain Louis I Lane and members of the Hermann found the bodies of four men apparently frozen to death. In 1911 the Karluck, carrying a Canadian expedition, foundered near that point. The members of its crew reached Wrangel Island and elk have never been heard from. The four bodies are believed to be half of the missing exploration party. Lane brought back equipment found near the bodies and dents work which will be turned over to Canadian authorities in an old What'll I do? says the girl in Irving Berlin's song when her engagement is broken. 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Ahilborn made a very im-ing speech, the main object which was to interest the peo- have been blotted out by feeding water table. Many great cities being excavated were once in the heart of well-watered agricultural but have long since been over with the sands of foisted out that each year water supply is becoming less and the water table has about 50 feet in the last mts. He points out that our in streams are our solu-tion the problem. He brought us out clearly and his talk much enjoyed. Cox, son of Mr. and DEATH OF LODGE SHOCKS CAPITOL (Continued from Page One) dent's room in the capital on the fourth of March 1921, can ever forget their-last meeting. Wilson, broken, white-faced, partially paralyzed, sat in the great chair of authority for the last time. Outside, the plaza was jammed with cheering thousands, already claiming his successor. It was Harding's inaugural day. There was a twisted smile on the face of the outgoing president. The cheers from the thousands outside came faintly into the high ceiling room where he sat. That twisted smile, half sardonic, half contemptuous, disappeared as if by magic when the door opened and in walked Lodge. As legislative leader, it was his traditional duty to inform the outgoing president of the demise of a senate that had fought Wilson as probably no other senate had ever fought a president and to ask if there was any further communication from the executive. Their glances met for just the fraction of a second. Then both looked away. Lodge's look was at the window high above where the wartime president sat half askew in his chair. Wilson was looking at his pale hands. For a moment there was absolute silence. Then like the crack of a whip came the voice of Wilson. "I have no further communication to make. I thank you for your courtesy. Good morning." Lodge turned on his heel and left. A few minutes later, kindly handed the crippled form of the ex-president into his carriage at the door and he drove away down Capitol Hill to the house in S street which he rarely left until he died. Even in the death of the ex-president last February the enmity between the friends of Wilson and the wispy little scholar from Massachusetts did not end. Still in his role of senate leader, it devolved upon Lodge to deliver SIMPLE FUNERAL PLANS FOR LODGE BOSTON, Nov. 10—Plans for a simple funeral for Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge, were under consideration today. The veteran senate leader, whose 31 years of consecutive service was a record both in the time elapsed and in the power wielded, lost his stubborn fight against death shortly before midnight last night. Simple funeral service, the exact hour of which has not been determined, will be held in Christ Church in Cambridge Wednesday. The body is at the home of Dr. Wm. Sturgis Bigelow, a lifelong friend of the dead senator. Interment will be in the Lodge family plot at Mt. Auburn cemetery. A brief bulletin issued shortly before midnight, announced the death of Sen. Lodge. It follows: "Sen. Lodge died at 11:45 o'clock tonight. (Signed) Dr. Frederick H Winslow and Dr. John H.Cunningham." Only the unyielding will with which he held to life as he did to his political convictions—a quality evinced anent the League of Nations—kept the veteran senator alive after the stroke which he suffered Nov. 5. An operation for gall stones July 27 and a second operation for the same complaint three months later preceded the relapse. Until his collapse it was believed that his recovery from the second operation would be as speedy and remarkable in a man of his age as recovery from the first. With the senator when death came were his daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Ellerton Lodge, his granddaughter, Helen A. Lodge, John E. Lodge, a son, and two grandsons, John D. and Henry Cabot Lodge, 2nd. He was an active leader in the losing cause of the "old guard" Republican convention in Cleveland and was taken ill a short time after what proved to be his resident Coolidge today desSecy. of War Weeks to roam him at the funeral of Sen. Cabot Lodge. The stressful business will prevail president from attending eral in person Captain Adolphus Andre president's naval aide, company Secy. Weeks to as will all members of tinet now in Washington. Mrs. Warren Edmonton Habra went home today frer lerton hospital; where she gave birth to a son. November Only a few days lea prices. Many VISORS They help break the gla- of the sun and approa- ing headlights. Durable Visor—St rame, covered with rubi top material. Regul Making water table. Many great cities being excavated were once in the heart of well-watered agricultural but have long since been over with the sands of pointed out that each year water supply is becoming less and the water table has about 50 feet in the last in streams are our solution to the problem. He brought us out clearly and his talk is much enjoyed. Bert Cox, son of Mr. and S. Cox, gave a very clear of the possibilities of the Canyon dam proposition Colorado. He dealt in figuring left his listeners dizzy, he failed to grasp the magnitude of the proposition. Mr. was aided by motion pictures Colorado on the rampage, great damage it does and tremendous expense necessitated and made to work good to the great south-north motion pictures were won clear and the arrangement is perfect. All those present boosters for the proposition these pictures and Mr. explanation. Cox also ran two reels on aqueduct that Los Anquil that is interesting great cities of the world. That project was clearly porous its beginning until the reached the city. Even the actual power prints were enclosed all of the intricate explained. These picture not only very instructive to young men old. Advisor Walburg was on make his announcements his funny story. All in all most instructive evening topped off by a pleasant or doughnuts and coffee. YEAR ARCTIC STERY CLEARED FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.—A cold Artie mystery was be have cleared up with the here today of the gas Herman, back from an cruise of adventure in the far north. The fourth successful on the bleak shore of Island, Captain Louis L. and members of the Herman bodies of four men appalled frozen to death. In 1914 duck, carrying a Canadian man, foundered near that The members of its crew Wrangel Island and eight never been heard from. The duck is believed to be half missing exploration party. brought back equipment ear the bodies and dental which will be turned over civilian authorities in an effusive water table. Many great cities being excavated were once in the heart of well-watered agricultural but have long since been over with the sands of pointed out that each year water supply is becoming less and the water table has about 50 feet in the last in streams are our solution to the problem. He brought us out clearly and his talk is much enjoyed. Bert Cox, son of Mr. and S. Cox, gave a very clear of the possibilities of the Canyon dam proposition Colorado. He dealt in figuring left his listeners dizzy, he failed to grasp the magnitude of the proposition. Mr. was aided by motion pictures Colorado on the rampage, great damage it does and tremendous expense necessitated and made to work good to the great south-north motion pictures were won clear and the arrangement is perfect. All those present boosters for the proposition these pictures and Mr. explanation. Cox also ran two reels on aqueduct that Los Anquil that is interesting great cities of the world. That project was clearly porous its beginning until the reached the city. Even the actual power prints were enclosed all of the intricate explained. These picture not only very instructive to young men old. Advisor Walburg was on make his announcements his funny story. All in all most instructive evening topped off by a pleasant or doughnuts and coffee. YEAR ARCTIC STERY CLEARED FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.—A cold Artie mystery was be have cleared up with the here today of the gas Herman, back from an cruise of adventure in the far north. The fourth successful on the bleak shore of Island, Captain Louis L. and members of the Herman bodies of four men appaled frozen to death. In 1914 duck, carrying a Canadian man, foundered near that The members of its crew Wrangel Island and eight never been heard from. The duck is believed to be half missing exploration party. brought back equipment ear the bodies and dental which will be turned over civilian authorities in an effusive water table. Many great cities being excavated were once in the heart of well-watered agricultural but have long since been over with the sands of pointed out that each year water supply is becoming less and the water table has about 50 feet in the last in streams are our solution to the problem. He brought us out clearly and his talk is much enjoyed. Bert Cox, son of Mr. and S. Cox, gave a very clear of the possibilities of the Canyon dam proposition Colorado. He dealt in figuring left his listeners dizzy, he failed to grasp the magnitude of the proposition. Mr. was aided by motion pictures Colorado on the rampage, great damage it does and tremendous expense necessitated and made to work good to the great south-north motion pictures were won clear and the arrangement is perfect. All those present boosters for the proposition these pictures and Mr. explanation. Cox also ran two reels on aqueduct that Los Anquil that is interesting great cities of the world. That project was clearly porous its beginning until the reached the city. Even the actual power prints were enclosed all of the intricate explained. These picture not only very instructive to young men old. Advisor Walburg was on make his announcements his funny story. All in all most instructive evening topped off by a pleasant or doughnuts and coffee. YEAR ARCTIC STERY CLEARED FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.—A cold Artie mystery was be have cleared up with the here today of the gas Herman, back from an cruise of adventure in the far north. The fourth successful on the bleak shore of Island, Captain Louis L. and members of the Herman bodies of four men appaled frozen to death. In 1914 duck, carrying a Canadian man, foundered near that The members of its crew Wrangel Island and eight never been heard from. The duck is believed to be half missing exploration party. brought back equipment ear the bodies and dental which will be turned over civilian authorities in an effusive water table. Many great cities being excavated were once in the heart of well-watered agricultural but have long since been over with the sands of pointed out that each year water supply is becoming less and the water table has about 50 feet in the last in streams are our solution to the problem. He brought us out clearly and his talk is much enjoyed. Bert Cox, son of Mr. and S. Cox, gave a very clear of the possibilities of the Canyon dam proposition Colorado. He dealt in figuring left his listeners dizzy, he failed to grasp the magnitude of the proposition. Mr. was aided by motion pictures Colorado on the rampage, great damage it does and tremendous expense necessitated and made to work good to the great south-north motion pictures were won clear and the arrangement is perfect. All those present boosters for the proposition these pictures and Mr. explanation. Cox also ran two reels on aqueduct that Los Anquil that is interesting great cities of the world. That project was clearly porous its beginning until the reached the city. Even the actual power prints were enclosed all of the intricate explained. These picture not only very instructive to young men old. Advisor Walburg was on make his announcements his funny story. All in all most instructive evening topped off by a pleasant or doughnuts and coffee. YEAR ARCTIC STERY CLEARED FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.—A cold Artie mystery was be have cleared up with the here today of the gas Herman, back from an cruise of adventure in the far north. The fourth successful on the bleak shore of Island, Captain Louis L. and members of the Herman bodies of four men appaled frozen to death. In 1914 duck, carrying a Canadian man, foundered near that The members of its crew Wrangel Island and eight never been heard from. The duck is believed to be half missing exploration party. brought back equipment ear the bodies and dental which will be turned over civilian authorities in an effusive water table. Many great cities being excavated were once in the heart of well-watered agricultural but have long since been over with the sands of pointed out that each year water supply is becoming less and the water table has about 50 feet in the last in streams are our solution to the problem. He brought us out clearly and his talk is much enjoyed. Bert Cox, son of Mr. and S. Cox, gave a very clear of the possibilities of the Canyon dam proposition Colorado. He dealt in figuring left his listeners dizzy, he failed to grasp the magnitude of the proposition. Mr. was aided by motion pictures Colorado on the rampage, great damage it does and tremendous expense necessitated and made to work good to the great south-north motion pictures were won clear and the arrangement is perfect. All those present boosters for the proposition these pictures and Mr. explanation. Cox also ran two reels on aqueduct that Los Anquil that is interesting great cities of the world. That project was clearly porous its beginning until the reached the city. Even the actual power prints were enclosed all of the intricate explained. These picture not only very instructive to young men old. Advisor Walburg was on make his announcements his funny story. All in all most instructive evening topped off by a pleasant or doughnuts and coffee. YEAR ARCTIC STERY CLEARED FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.—A cold Artie mystery was be have cleared up with the here today of the gas Herman, back from an cruise of adventure in the far north. The fourth successful on the bleak shore of Island, Captain Louis L. and members of the Herman bodies of four men appaled frozen to death. In 1914 duck, carrying a Canadian man, foundered near that The members of its crew Wrangel Island and eight never been heard from. The duck is believed to be half missing exploration party. brought back equipment ear the bodies and dental which will be turned over civilian authorities in an effusive water table. 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Mrs. McKenzie, according to police, has been estranged from her husband several months and often has been in company with Anderson. She has been attempting to obtain a divorce for some time against her husband's will. On seeing the two together the husband is said to have opened fire after calling to his wife to come away. McKenzie is being held in jail pending the outcome of Anderson's wounds. Mrs. McKenzie has been at the victim's bedside ever since he was brought to the hospital here. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. WEEKS TO ATTEND FUNERAL WASHINGTON, Nov. 10—Secretary of State Hughes and Secretary of War Weeks were designated today by Pres. Coolidge to represent him at the funeral of Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge. 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Set consists of three pieces 23 inches long, 1½ inches wide and 5·33 of an inch thick, with rivets included—a complete set for Pords. Regularly priced at $1·35. Special value...$1·08 More For Your Convenience Open Until 9 P.M. Saturday MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1924 ONLY 75c Ladies' Plain Suits; all Men's Suits CLEANED and PRESSED Phone 576—and our Driver will call Ladies Fancy Dresses and other garments our specialty. SHAW'S CLEANING & DYE WORKS 126 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM November 15th the last day of "Western Auto's 2 Weeks of Special Values. Only a few days left in which to take advantage of these "Special Values" prices. Many other articles on sale. Make your selections today. VISORS They help break the glare of the sun and approaching headlights. Durable Visor — Steel frame, covered with rubber top material. Buy a tire this week and get a TUBE All-Angle Tonneau Shield Glives real pleasure to the folks who ride in the rear seat of your touring car. The four wings are heavy braked alike photo slides. VISORS They help break the glare of the sun and approaching headlights. Durable Visor — Steel frame, covered with rubber top material. Regular price $1.85. Special... $1.25 Superior Model — Extra quality rubber top material. neat, serviceable. Regular price $1.95 Straight Type All-Metal Visor — Made of autog lightweight sheet steel; rigid, permanent. Regular price $5.75. Special... $3.55 Genuine Pyralin Visors — One of the newest and most practical on the market. Regular price $6.25. Special at... $3.98 Electric Horns Has a strong deep-toned note that commands the right of way. Model No. 10, 6-volt, regularly priced at $4.85. Special value price... $3.95 Mocking Bird Siren Soft and distinct—many-toned exhaust whistle. Special price... $1.10 Automatic Explosion Whistle A dependable warning siren. Special price... $1.70 Chime Explosion Whistle A soft chime—note composed of three distinct sounds. Accurately tuned. Reduced from $3.85 Gloves 20% Off Varlona popular styles of driving gloves and gauntlet... Buy a tire this week and get a TUBE any size for ~$ Size of tube to correspond with tire purchased. Blue Ribbon Tube with Wear-well Cords. Jumbo Tube with Western Giant Cords. Wear-well Cords Just what the name implies: Standard Quality—Standard Weight—Standard Oversize. 30x3½ Wee-r-well Reg. size $7.90 30x3 Reg. Size... $7.75 30x3½ Oversize ... 8.90 31x4 Str. Side... 13.65 32x4 Str. Side... 13.95 33x4 Str. Side... 14.70 32x4½ Str. Side... 18.40 33x4½ Str. Side... 19.10 34x4½ Str. Side... 19.65 33x5 Str. Side... 23.15 35x5 Str. Side... 23.85 Western Giant Cords Extra quality—extra weight—extra service—a sure nonskid trend. 30x3½ Western Standard Cord $9.70 Size Price 30x3½ Giant Oversize $11.40 32x3½ Giant Str. Side. 13.85 31x4 Giant Str. Side. 16.95 32x4 Giant Str. Side. 18.60 33x4 Giant Str. Side. 19.20 34x4 Giant Str. Side. 19.70 32x4½ Giant Str. Side. 23.90 34x4½ Giant Str. Side. 25.35 All-Angle Tonneau Shield Glives real pleasure to the folks who ride in the rear seat of your touring car. The four wings are heavy beveled edge plate glass set in nickeled steel frames. The special brackets make it possible to adjust the wings to any position. Two weeks' special value price... $79.75 Junior model... $56.60 Installed... Shield No. B76: heavy double strength glass in black enamel frame... $16.85 Tonneau Shield No. B77: nickel frame... $20.25 Step Plates Standard All-Aluminum Step Plate; reduced from $1.15 to... $88c Sport Model, with shield, reduced from $1.35 to... "Klassy" model, made of solid aluminum, with heavy barred mat in the center. Regular price, $15.60 "Special values" price... $1.20 Adjustable Model—its any width running board. Without shield, reduced from $1.75 to... $1.40 With shield, reduced from $1.95 to... $1.56 McKay's Chains McKay tire chains, because of the special process of hardening, have 80% greater strength and durability. Carry a set and be prepared. Size of Factory Last Price Regular Tire 30x3½ ... $5.00 $3.95 32x3½ ... 5.00 4.50 31x4 ... 5.50 4.93 32x4 ... 5.50 4.95 33x4 ... 5.75 5.20 34x4 ... 6.28 5.65 32x4½ ... 6.25 5.65 33x4½ ... 6.50 Gloves 20% Off Variola popular styles of driving gloves and gauntlets for ladies and gentlemen. Colors black, tan or gray leather, ranging in price from $1.90 to $6.50 FORD OWNERS' SPECIALS "Neverburn" Transmission Sets A lining with a reputation. Set consists of three pieces 23 inches long, 1½ inches wide and 5-3/4 of an inch thick, with rivets included — a complete set for Fords. Regularly priced at $1.35. Special value... $1.08 McKinnon Radiators Same type of cots as used on Bulcks. Willyn-Knights and other fine cars. Strong and rigid in construction. Regular price $16.75. Special prices complete with shell and cap... $15.25 Top Recovers Ready made to slip over the frame. Consists of an extra heavy black cloth roof, all stitched back curtains and all the necessary binding, tacks, factory ers, etc. Ford Roadster outfit (F-311). Special value... $5.55 Ford touring outfit (F-312)... $6.75 For Your Convenience Open Until 9 P.M. Saturday More Than 100 Stores—All Over the West Western Auto Supply Co. 133 South Los Angeles St., Anaheim Ask for Our General Catalog