oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-07

WTAM PRESENTS OPERATIC STAR Since the ice was broken by two world famous opera singers in New York, the lure of the radio microphone is proving irresistible to others. WTAM, the Willard Storage Battery Company station, at Cleveland, introduced another to the radio world this week at the regular evening concert. Mme Helena Gagliasso, star of the first magnitude offered only three selections on her first broadcasting appearance, as follows: "Una Voce Poco Fu," from the "Burher of Sevilla," by Rossini; "The Last Rose of Summer," from "Martha," and "Ah Non Glunge," from Bellini's "Sonnambula." Mme Gagliasso is a colatura soprano and one of the very few American born women ever to attain fame as an operatic star and to be acclaimed as such in the European capitals. Her early training was in this country, but her voice attracted so much attention that she was induced to study in Italy under operatit masters there. It was while studying in Chicago that she met her husband who was an instructor of music at the university. Before her marriage she was Helen Wait. Her father, Frank W. Wait, is now mayor of Sturgis, Mich. Mme Gagliasso made her first bid for fame in a concert tour of Europe, and recognition was instantaneous. After that came operatic engagements, and last year an operatic tour of South America with long engagements in Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santiago and Lima. Her appearance at WTAM was on the eve of her departure for Mexico City, where she will appear at the Arbeu Theatre during the "Official Season." Her services were obtained by WTAM through W. P. Baranowski, export manager of the Willard Storage Battery Company who met the Gagliassos during a recent tour of South America. DINOSAUR TRACKS 10,000,000 YEARS OLD Announcement by the government that dinosaur tracks dating back 10,000,000 years have been found on the Navajo Indian reservation in Arizona, recalls to motorists of this section that this country recently was charted by the A.C.S.C. These tracks are said to be the first of the sort found in the Rocky Mountain area and consequently are of great scientific interest. They occur in a thin layer of rock about seven miles from Tuba City, reached from the Grand Canyon over the Navahop road. The footprints measured 18 inches in length and 13 inches in width. The stride of the ancient animal is shown to be 52 inches in length. MEALY BUG HAS BEEN HARD HIT Elimination throughout the county of the dreaded mealy bug as serious foe of the orange and lemon tree has been accomplished, according to Manager G.W. Sandlands of the Anabelm Orange & Lemon Ass'n. At the same time Manager Sandilands made it clear that the pest hadn't been entirely eradicated and must still be watched. Burlay wrapped about the crotch or trunk of the tree will furnish a nesting place for both the bug and the cryptolamus — better known as "crypts"—its natural foe, which has been responsible for its death. Spring will show definitely how much of the pest there is left. This is the bug that the association managers themselves despaired of conquering some two year ago. The red spider is plentiful ain former years and a good hard rain is required to clean it off the trees, says Sandilands, although a lime and sulphur spray will eliminate it if necessary. The mealy bug reminds Sandilands of the cottony cushion scale Whys' Wherefores Of New Reflector Almost every day of the year the motorist puts his life, trust and faith in his lights. He must also put his car away at sun-down. His lights must show him the way. How many or what percentage of the motorists that drive our nighways every night can really see all of the road ahead of their cars? "We believe," stated Claude West of West Bros., official state headlight adjustation. "That fully two-thirds of all drivers are unable to see all the road from 200 to 300 feet ahead of their car. If one cannot see this distance they are surely asking chances. One should be able to see any object, however small it might be 'down the road.' He should have a safe, strong driving light which illuminates he sides as well as the center of the road, a light that is safe on he boulevard and safe on the wisting mountain grade. Many headlight devices produce an uneven field of illumination with dangerous shadows. One should be able to see well on dark pavement or on white concrete. Many people have said to our adjusters: "Some people have such right lights that I am unable to see the road on account of the terrible glare into my eyes until several seconds after they have passed." It is not overly 'bright' lights that glare but uncontrolled or undistorted lights." stated West. "We have a device that will illuminate all of the dangers on light driving," he declared. "A device that will do all the things that I have stated should be done to make night driving a pleasure and not a game of chance" as the Motor Vehicle Department of this state declares that thousands of accidents occur each year, due to insufficient road illumination. This device is called the Hamino floodlight reflector, product made in Los Angeles and far superior to any other device that I know of upon market today. This reflector encodes an entirely new and advanced conception in the coat ANNUAL CITRUS INSTITUTE SOON The annual Citrus Institute to be held in connection with the National Orange Show at San Bernardino, Feb. 19-March 1, will take place Feb. 24. Such topics as 'Quality in Relation to Profit.' Why the Orange and Lemon Markets Met Trouble in 1924, and What is the Way Out?' "Quality in Relation to Successful Marketing" and "Some Controlable Factors Affecting Quality" will be discussed. No less than 18,000 people read the Plain Dealer daily. If you want the patronage of these people you must advertise in the Plain Dealer. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. Say, Folks, the New CHEVROLET SELLS ITSELF — JUST SEE IT NEW VALUE — NEW CHASSIS NEW BODIES—NEW FINISH Telephone Placentia 112 and we shall gladly give you a free demonstration. WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD USED CARS AT BARGAINS A. B. MINER CO. Authorized Chevrolet Dealers PLACENTIA - CALIF. Jazz Band at California Theatre Tomorrow O'clock Seven red hot jazz music comprises "Joe McKown's Musicians," booked at the Calif. theatre for Sunday only. These young chaps are made of the latest melodies and also produce vocal selections of a nature that surprise and please. Their repertoire consists of sections from grand opera popular numbers of today. "Excuse Me," the laughter operatic engagements, and last year an operatic tour of South America with long engagements in Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santiago and Lima. Her appearance at WTAM was on the eve of her departure for Mexico City, where she will appear at the Arbeu Theatre during the "Official Season." Her services were obtained by WTAM through W. P. Baranowski, export manager of the Willard Storage Battery Company who met the Gagliassos during a recent tour of South America. This is the bug that the association managers themselves despaired of conquering some two year ago. The red spider is plentiful in former years and a good hard rain is required to clean it off the trees, says Sandilands, altho a lime and sulphur spray will eliminate it if necessary. The mealy bug reminds Sandilands of the cottony cushion scale which menaced the industry 20 or 28 years ago. Then the Vldalla, an Australian natural enemy, war brought in and cleaned it up. Now we hardly know we have it and we nit appears it soon vanishes, showing the Vldalla is still at work. No less than 18,000 people read the Plain Dealer daily. If you want the patronage of these people you must advertise in the Plain Dealer. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. Bargains in Used Cars 1924 Dodge Commercial 1924 Dodge Touring 1921 Dodge Sedan 1923 Ford Touring 1921 Ford Coupe Chas H. Mann 0 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. Wherefores New Reflector Every day of the year, a new reflector puts his life, trust in his car away at sunrise, lights must show him how many or what per mile the motorists that drive all of the road ahead cars? "We believe," made West of West Bros., state headlight adjusting that fully two-thirds of all the road ahead cars? "We believe," made West of West Bros., state headlight adjusting that fully two-thirds of all the road ahead cars? ON-GRADES; THRU TRAFFIC, OIL TEST A new economy record has been made with the "Motor Mates." Associated gasoline and Cycol motor oil, by Sergeant Cole, Canadian self-styled "iron man." In his recent 120-hour endurance run. Handeuffed to the wheel of his Overland automobile, he drove five days and as many nights through the traffic of the business section of San Francisco, up hills and down, without rest, living on a diet of milk and raw eggs. In commenting upon the new record established, Sergeant Cole said, "Driving in city traffic is conceded by automotive authorities to be the most rigid test possible to demonstrate the dependability of a gasoline and motor oil." The continuous operation of my motor for 120 hours," continued Cole, "positively proves the dependability of Cycol and convinces me that it does not break down or thin out under the most severe engine heat. It maintained an oil light piston seal and played an important part in the trouble-free performance of my Overland car during this terrific grind. "Should motor trouble have developed, I would have lost my opportunity to establish this record for endurance. Realizing this, I took no chances and used Cycol motor oil. The sustained quality of Associated gasoline also played a helpful part in my success and I am frank to admit that in all my years of driving I have yet to find gasoline that will give a better balance of the qualities so absolutely necessary to make possible the record established. "I have always found that the high quality of Associated gasoline has been sustained ever since it was placed on the market years ago. It gives what every motorist should expect from a gasoline, all 'round satisfaction. It never failed to enable me to start quickly and pick up speed when the 'go' signal in traffic was shown. Neither did it fail to provide vigorous power to carry me over the road." NEW VOLUMES AT ANAHEIM LIBRARY New books added this month at the Anaheim public library were announced this morning at the office of Miss J. Elizabeth Calnon, librarian, as follows: NON-FICTION Eugene Field's Creative Years—Charles H. Dennis Woodrow Wilson—William Alen White Life and Letters of John Muir (Vol. 2)—Wm. Frederick Hade. Our Presidents—James Morgan. Arlie; the life of Shelley—and Andre Mannols. Life and Times of Cleopatra. Queen of Egypt—Arthur E. P. Brome Wearall. The Windows of Westminster—Anon. Egypt—H. H. Powers. India; a Bird's-Eye View—Earl of Ronaldshaw. The Land of Journey's Ending—Mary Austin. Cowboys; North and South—Will James. A Springtide in Palestine—Myriam Harry. The Outline of Art (2 Vols.)—Sir William Orpen. The Pleasure of Arahitecture—C. E. A. Williams-Ellis. The Outline of Literature (3 Vols.)—John Drinkwaster. The Modern Reader's Bible—Richard J. Moulton. Salt Water Poems and Ballads—John Masefield. Complete Course in Public Speaking—Joseph A. Mosher. The Twentieth-Century Theatre—Frank Vernon. Food, Health and Growth—L. Emmitte Holt. Knots—Useful and Ornamental—George Russell Shaw. American Boys' Book of Bugs, Butterflies and Beetles—Dan Beard. ADULT FICTION A Passage to India—E. M. Forater. The Thundering, Herd—Zane Grey. Eleie and the Child and Other Stories—Arnold Bennett. Plumes—Laurence Stalfings. Saint Martin's Summer—Rafer Sabatini. The Glory Hole—Stewart E. Hollins. "Unused Mileage" Car's Real Value The Buick used car department of the Motor Zones Co., has very good collection of used cars. Their used cars are put into very best condition in their fleeting repair and service demean, while those that need paint are taken to Willets & Ull's shop and given the best finish obtainable. These are a few of the rebuilt which he recommends his cars, says Emmett McNeely, agent of the department; who that "unused mileage" is whispered is purchasing. "All autos are used soon as driven around the bays declares McNeely." "A great depreciation is when you buy a good used which can perform any such automobile can." Good used auto must pendable; the dealer's repurchase is at stake when he sells used car. This is your assortment value and satisfactory. "When you buy an auto get it unused mileage. Milage in a good used autos less. Why not save the money?" Sard Harker—John Masson The Land that Time For Edgar R. Burroughs The Prowler—High Wille Chivalry Alley—Alice Rice The Little Old Lady-Harold Hough The Fortunes of a House-Herman Robbens JUVENILE FICTION Brownies in Switzer Carine Cadby Skeezix and Uacle Frank King Land of Play—Sara T. Ling-Song—Christine Oscott About Annabel—Rebecca Cann The Boy Scouts' Year Franklin K. Mathis Scott Burton in the Blue Edward G. Cheyney Golin on Fourteen-Incobb The Gang Goes to Mill What will do all the things stated should be done night driving a pleasure game of chance as the vehicle Department of this line that will give a better balance of the qualities so absolutely necessary to make possible the record established. "I have always found that the high quality of Associated gasoline has been sustained ever since it was placed on the market years ago. It gives what every motorist should expect from a gasoline all 'round satisfaction. It never failed to enable me to start quickly and pick up speed when the 'go' signal in traffic was shown. Neither did it fail to provide vigorous power to carry me over the top of San Francisco's world famous hills and to roll up a record mileage on my speedometer, as evidenced by the record of 34.5-10 miles per gallon which was made." Craig Manager Of Follette Co. Jimmy H. Craig today succeeded Z. B. Follette as manager of the Follette Motor Sales Co., Maxwell and Chrysler distributors in Anaheim and vienna. The Follette Motor Co. is successor to the Frank T. Taggart Co., former Chevrolet distributors-Taggart still maintains a used car market on North Los Angeles-st. Used Car Department Have '23 Buick 6 Touring. '23 Buick 4 Touring. '22 Buick 4 Touring. '21 Buick 6 Touring. '21 Buick 6 Roadster. '17 Cadillac Touring. '24 Chevrolet Coupe. '24 Chevrolet Touring. '22 Chevrolet Touring. '21 Chevrolet F.B. Touring. '21 Dodge Touring FORDS FORDS FORDS '24 Coupe '23 Coupe '22 Coupe '23 Sedan '24 Roadster '23 Roadster All in very best of condition. TERMS AND TRADES MOTOR SALES CO. ADULT FICTION A Passage to India—E. M. Forater. The Thundering Herd—Zane Grey. Bleue and the Child and Other Stories—Arnold Bennett. Plumes—Laurence Stallings. Saint Martin's Summer—Rafael Sabatini. The Glory Hole—Stewart E. White. The Green Hat—Michael Arlen. Chris Sees It Through—Margaret Widdamer. The Innocents—Henry K. Webster. The Bellehelen Mine—B. M. Dower. The Mystery of the Opal—Rupert S. Holland. The Invisible Woman—Herbert Quick. Masquerading Mary—Emma S. Sampson. In a Shantung Garden—Louise Jordan Milin. Love and Learn—H. C. Witwer. Hustler Joe and Other Stories—Eleanor H. Porter. The Seventh Shot—Harry Coverdale. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, Feb. 6 (Spl.)—Mr. Sid Parker was guest of Mr. Hugh Campbell, Sunday. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, and Miss Ethel Peak, attended a dance at Olive Friday night. They reported a very good time. Miss Reggy Flannigan and Mr. Crawford were guests of Miss Olive Schryer, Sunday. Mrs. Don Cullen of Hermosa Beach spent Tuesday on this lease at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Cullen and family. Many of the Epworth League members attended a party in Fullerton Friday night. They were Frances Gréminger, Hazel Carmine, Lorraine Duncan, Bannie Finche and Giadys Junker. Mrs. Schryer and daughter Olive and Bonnie Finch spent Sunday at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot were also at the park Sunday. Mr. Brownie Williams of San Diego was visiting his parents on this lease Sunday. Mrs. James Hunker had as dinner guest Sunday her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Fairbain, her brothers Glyde Fairbain and Mr. David Fairbain and family all of Olive. Mr. Elmer Williams, and Miss Florence Hessa and Mr. Charles Evans and a lady friend enjoyc Long Beach with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett were Fullerton shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Carpenter of Ortha Linda were visiting some The Brownies in Switzerland Carline Cadby. Skeetix and Uncle W Frank King. Land of Play—Sara T. L Sing-Sobg—Christine O seelt. About Annabel—Rebecca Cann. The Boy Scouts' Year Franklin K. Mathlews. Scott Burton in the Blue Edward O. Cheyney, Goin' on Fourteen—Ir Cobb. The Gang Goes to Mill rrette Wilbur. Plumed Snake Medicine W. Schultz. "Injun" and "Whitey" Out for Themselves-Will Hart. "Injun" and "Whitey" Rescue-William S. Hart. The Outdoor Girls on C Laura Lee Hope. Follette Motor 328 W. CENTER S Maxwell-Chrysler Agency Used Car Departure 1921 Hudson Sedan, 5 n size cord tire; Duco pail is mechanically perfect for quick sale at Dodge Tonfig, good chanically in fine shape, a real buy at TERMS TO SUIT BU World Poetry Why Not? HEADLIGHTS? THAT COMPLY WITH THE LAW DO NOT GLARE ILLUMINATE ALL THE ROAD Make Night Driving a Pleasure Consult us NOW Open Tonight Official State Adjusting Station No. 1128 West Bros. Los Angeles and Chestnut Sts, and 119 No. Lemon St. FORDS FORDS FORDS '24 Coupe '23 Coupe '22 Coupe '23 Sedan '24 Roadster '25 Roadster All in very best of conditionTERMS AND TRADES MOTOR SALES CO. INC. 123 So. Los Angeles Street Diego was visiting his parents on this lease Sunday. Mrs. James Hunker had as dinner guest Sunday her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Fairbain, her brothers Clyde Fairbain and Mr. David Fairbain and family all of Olive. Mr. Elmer Williams and Miss Florence Hesa and Mr. Charles Evans and a lady friend enjoyc Long Beach with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bennetts were Fullerton shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Carpenter of Yorba Linda were visiting some of the ladies of this lease Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruner had as guest Sunday Mr. Smarr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burt of Los Angeles spent Monday, and Tuesday on this lease with Mrs. Bart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lyle. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones are spending a few days on this lease at the home of Mr. Robert Jones. Mr. Harry Evang is reported ill with the flu. He is recovering rapidly and will soon be out with his frends. Mr. and Mrs. Hunker and son Early spent Tuesday in Olive with Mr. and Mrs. Fairbain. Miss Lena Campbell of Los Angeles spent the weekend on this lease with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. Those who attended the show at Brea, of this lease, Teusday night were, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle and sons, Clayton and Andy, Alfred Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Mathews and family, Mrs. H. Schryer, Ed and Joe Ryan, Raymond Persalta, Miss Olive Schryer, Miss Ethel Peak, Walter Murphy and James Peak. Miss Olive Schryer and Miss Peggy Flanigan attended a dance Saturday night. They enjoyed themselves immensely. Miss Helen Meranda spent the weekend with her parents at Hermosa Beach. Hugh Campbell is again confined to his bed. After a long time in bed with appendicitis he is now in bed with pneumonia. Miss Olive Schryer and Miss Alta Alkire spent Wednesday night at Fullerton. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 "Unused Mileage" Car's Real Value The Buick used car department of the Motor Sales Co. have a good collection of used autos. Used cars are put into the best of condition in their effort to repair and service departures while those that need new are taken to Willetts & Hochschool and given the best Duese obtainable. These are a few of the reasons he recommends his used says Emmett McNelly, man of the department, who adds "unused mileage" is what the prospect is purchasing. All autos are used auto as drives around the block." Ares McNeely. A great depreciation is saved when you buy a good used auto, which can perform any service automobile can. Good used autos must be desirable; the dealer’s reputation at stake when he sells you a car. This is your assurance honest value and satisfaction. When you buy an auto all you is unused mileage. Unused usage in a good used auto costs Why not save the difference? Bard Harker—John Massfield. The Land that Time Forgot—Car R. Burroughs. The Prowler—Hugh Wiley. Delivery Alley—Alice Hegan. The Little Old Lady—Lynn Gold Hough. The Fortunes of a Household—Human Robbers. JUVENILE PICTION The Brownies in Switzerland—Rine Cadby. Keezix and Uacle Walt—Bank King. Land of Play—Sara T. Lefferts. Sing-Song—Christine O. Rosell. About Annabel—Rebecca McAnn. The Boy Scouts’ Year Book—Franklin K. Mathlews. Scott Burton in the Blue Ridge Edward O. Cheyney. Geln’ on Fourteen—Irvin S.obb. GAS TAX OF OVER 2 CENTS EXCEPTION In view of the proposals of different boards of county supervisors in California and members of the State Highway Commission to increase the gasoline tax, the policy of other states is of interest. Of the 49 states in the Union, there are 14 which have no gasoline tax at all, leaving 35 which use this method of raising funds. Eleven of the 35, or nearly one-third, have a tax of one cent a gallon. The two cent tax has been fixed in 14 states, and nine of the others have a higher tax than two cents. Utah assesses two and one-half cents a gallon. Seven states charge three cents, and Arkansas heads the list for heavy taxation of the motor traveller and is alone among all the states with a four cent tax. NEW CHEVROLET WELL RECEIVER The A. B. Miner Co., of Placetta, which is now pushing the Chevrolet all over Northern Orange-co, is optimistic over the way the new machine is being received. The few inferiorities of the car have been corrected and all the superiorities retained in the new models. Speedometer, dashlight, foot throttle, cowl lights, nickel-plated radiator, disk clutch, duco finish etc. make this car one among 100. The Miner Co. is keeping its showrooms open late to permit prospects to see the car. Patronize merchants who advertise in the Plain Dealer. Lubrication Questions Answered by ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Staff of Automotive Engineers Question: Should the oil in the transmission be changed periodically, and how is this best done? Answer: Yes, it is just as important to change this oil at regular intervals as it is to change the motor oil. However, it need not be done as often as the oil is changed in the motor. Every two thousand miles would be a good average time at which this change should be made. Remove the plug from the bottom of the transmission and allow all the oil to drain out. Then wash out thoroughly with kerosene. In the absence of kerosene, water may be used, hot water preferably. If a good pressure is available a strong stream of cold water will serve to clean it out. After thorrowing cleaning, refill the transmission with gear oil. Question: Do the vapors arising from heating motor oil act as a lubricant? Answer: The vapors have a considerable lubricating value and they are depended upon in some makes of cars to lubricate valve guides and stems. The theory is also advanced that the vapors assist in no small way in lubricating the cylinder walls, as they are capable of finding their way into small clearances. It must be understood that they are not the principal factor in good lubrication, but rather a very small factor. They are, however, in no way detriment, but rather assist the oil in its function of lubricating. The Brownies in Switzerland—Rine Gadby. Kleezix and Uelee Walt—Bank King. Land of Play—Sara T. Lefferts. Sing Song—Christine G. Rosell. About Annabel—Rebecca McAnan. The Boy Scouts’ Year Book—Franklin K. Mathlews. Scott Burton in the Blue Ridge Edward G. Cheyney. Goin’ on Fourteen—Irvin S.obb. The Gang Goes to Mill—Harte Wilbur. Plumed Snake Medicine—Jas. S. Schultz. “Injun” and “Whiteey” Strike out for Themselves—William S. Hart. “Injun” and “Whiteey” to the rescue—William S. Hart. The Outdoor Grills on Cape Cod-Laura Lee Hope. Vollette Motor Sales 328 W. CENTER ST. Maxwell-Chrysler Agency Used Car Department 921 Hudson Sedan, 5 new over-size cord tire; Duelo paint; car mechanically perfect; priced for quick sale. $675 Dodge Touring, good tires; mechanically in fine shape This is a real buy. $175 TERMS TO SUIT BUYER. Where You Save —your battery dollars The Threaded Rubber Insulation in a Willard Battery will last the life of the plates or we will replace it without charge. "From the way owners talk about Threaded Rubber Batteries, Willent could be elected President on a Charged Base-Dry platform," says Little Ampera. Anaheim Ignition Depot A. BEVILLA RD. PROP. 218 S. Los Angeles St. Est. 1912 STORAGE BATTERIES Willard WILLYS-OVERLAND FINE MOTOR CAR World’s Lowest Priced Four-Door All-Steel Sedan World's Lowest Priced Four-Door All-STEEL Sedan Sedan $910 Coupe Sedan $759 Delivered Here $715 People want this Safety of Greater Driving Vision The tremendous sales of this new Overland Sedan show very clearly how well aware the public is of the great advantages of its remarkable all-steel body, as well as the car's great value at such a low price. With slender steel body posts instead of bulky wooden body posts—the Overland Sedan gives far greater vision and greater safety in driving. Think of it—a full 8-passenger, four-door Sedan with Overland's quality selling for $715! At this price there is no stopping the new Overland all-steel Sedan. Sales are bound to roll up heavier and heavier. The situation is such now that you will have to order early to insure early delivery. Coupe Sedan $585 World's Lowest Priced Closed Car with Doors Front and Rear OVERLAND ALL-STEEL SEDAN OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS GEO. N. NOLAN, Jr. 307 N. Los Angeles St. Phone: 707 Anaheim, Calif.