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lin, and refreshments served to several
hundred soldiers.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
AUTO CLUB NOW
STATES BIGGEST
INSURANCE FIRM

Promising saving of approx
mately 100000 to the automobile
owners of this part of the state, a
general reduction is threatened of at
least 25 per cent in fire and theft in
surance, according to an authentic
announcement received here yester-
day from the officials of the Insur-
ance Department Of the Automobile
Club of Southern California.
This is the most remarkable "cut"
ever registered in insurance rates
pertaining to automobiles and is di-
rectly traceable to the car owners of
Southern California themselves, say
the club officers. That tie downward
revision is scheduled in the very near
future is the prediction made.
Of the 100000 automobile owners
in the southern part of the state, ap-
proximately 100000 are not insured
and when these get ready to take out
insurance they will find that they
have been saved 25 good hard cents
on the dollar.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
T. Merralls, Ell Centre, one Kis-

E. M. Merralls, Ell Centre, one Kis-
sel-Kar.
L. A. Jackson, Ell Centro, one Cad
lilac an done Nash car.
Hart & Freeman, Brawley, one
Maxwell, one Nash, one Essex and
one Hudson.
Brackney & Palmerlee, Brawley,
three Buick cars.
E. w. Cuff, Brawley, one Velie
Edgar Brothers, Brawley, three
Fords.
Mitchell Leach Motor Company,
Los Angeles, one Peerless car.
Trucks.
Willis Eccols, Ell Centre, one truck.
Hart & Freeman, Brawley, one Re-
public and one Nash truck.
Brackley & Palmerlee, Brawley,
one G.. M. C. truck.
G. M. Miles, Brawley, one Imperial
Mack truck.
John D. Reavis, Brawley, two More
land trucks.
Winther Truck Company, Ell Cen
tro, one Winther truck.
Tractors.
,hn D. Reavis, one Sampson Sieve
Grip tractor.
Keith McClathcey. Brawley, one
Heider tractor
w. l.. Cleveland Co., Los Angeles,
one Monarch tractor.
Imperial Valley Hardware Com
pany, Brawley, one tordson tractor:
Avery Implement Company, Ell
centro, space for six Avery tractors
or power cultivatofs
Accessories.
Philley & Gill, Ell Centro, tires and
accessories.
Valley Auto Supply Company
Brawley. tires and accessories:
Auto Club of Southern California,
demonstration of road work.
Valley Tent and Awning Company
Ell Centre. camping outfits.
Pierts & Judd, FL Centre, tires and
accessories.
Auto Electric & Battery Company
Ell Centre, electrical devices.
Brawley Hardware Company, Good
rich tires and Amalie oil.
Standard Oil Companys, oils and
gas.
Akin Electric Service, Brawley
Willard batteries.
Imperial Valley Auto Electricians
Brawlev, Exide batteries.
Archie Little, Brawley, automobile
tops.
Varney Brothers, Ell Centre, Unit
ed States tires.
Union Oil Company, oils and gas
Acme Electric Company, Los An
geles. Rex spark plugs.
Hobbs Battery Company, Los An
geles, storage battery.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
HIGH SALARIED
CHECK BOY TO
BECOME A COP

New York, April 16.-The worlds
highest salaried check boy is about
to be set up in business. He will be
a S1650-per-y year New York City pa
trolnan, who has just begun his I'M
portant services of receiving the hats
and coats of the clerical force in
Room 208 at police headquarters.
Commissioner Enright is sponsor for
the idea
At any rate, the S1650-pear-year
patrolman will be there to guard the
best interests Of the coats and hats
cf the clerical force of police head
quarters. The March burglary sta
tistics should be sufficient to convince
any fair minded person that not a
hat or coat in Manhattan is any more
safe for democracy.
Force of habit may letd to some in
teresting biological phenomena il a
81 ,200-per-year clerk tries to tip the
$3.50 patrolman.
No New York patrolman is accus-
toned to receiving dimes for profess
sional favor.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16

is necessary for instantaneous full
powered combustion Only straight
distilled all-refinery gasoline can
have this full and unbroken chain.
The United States governments
standard specifications, based on boil
ing points, are generally considered
in the light of conditions today as
the most practical standard for gaso-
line. They insure an efficient and
satisfactory fuel, produced with due
regard for conservation, and sold at
reasonable price.
All Red rown gasoline now being
supplied on the Pacific oast is re-
fined to conform to these specifica-
tions 1t has full, uniform chain
of boiling points necessary for easy
starting, quick, smooth acceleration,
dependable power and long mileage.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
USED CAR MEN
GET NEW LAW

Out of the melting pot of legisla~
tive efforts the Used Car Dealers
Association has been successful III
securing favorable action on several
measures that will protect the buyers
Of used cars.
According to the secretary OF the
association, the used car buyer need
no longer be concerned over the title
to the car he buys. One of the di-
rectorsi has Just returned from Sac
ramento, where he went to bat for
the purpose of securing legislation
which would be benefit to the pub
lie as we'll as to the used car dealer.
There is every indication of a
clause being written into the State
Vehicle Act that will provide for the
printing of new license forms that
must be carried in each car and pre-
sented when the ownership of a car
is transferred or new license issued.
This form will have a space for the
name of the dealer who is selling
the car on lease contract il the car
is purchased in that manner. This
will be a signal for the buyer, when
the form is presented to him, to ver-
fy through the dealer if the car that
is being offered for sale is entirely
paid for.
1t is a common practice now for
the person to buy a car on lease con-
tract with a low first payment and
then turn around and sell the car to
some unsuspecting person or even a
dealer. The result is that when the
purchaser has paid a goodly sum on
the car he finds that he has no title
I In if and before he can secure title
he must paw off the balance due the
dealer on the original lease con-
tract.
The provision which was placed be-
fore the legislature will entirely
eliminate this practice, so that when
the public buys a car from a reliable
dealer he will have the double as
surance that he is buying car that
is ''buyable" and that he will not have
| to pay for it but once.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
BOILING POINTS
IN OFFICIAL L. S.
GASOLINE TEST

AS the Standard Oil Company
points out in an announcement else
where in this issue, the government
has adopted boiling points as stand
ard test of gasoline value. The grav-
ity test was discarded because 1t
told nothing of the real quality OF
gasoline.
1t was the needs of the war which
caused the government TO seek a
standard test for aviation and gen
eral motor gasoline as part of It's
fuel conservation program. The de-
mand for gasoline and other petrol
cum products had become so great
that some action was necessary. Con-
sequently last summer President Will
son appointed committee under the
direction of the Fuel Administration
to adopt standard specifications for
gasoline.
This committee stated in its report
that there woud be no graviety limi-
tations in the specifications for eth
er aviation or motor gasoline, because
had been found that gravity was of
title or no value in determining the
quality of gasoline. The standards
ldopted were based on boiling points.
Gasoline is known to the refiner
as one member of the petroleum fam
ly. He distinguishes each member
If TIE family, not by gravity, but by
polling points. Gravity is fleeting
standard of test. but boiling points
are unchanging in their value and
always determine the quality of the
product. Knowing them, the refiner
IAN keep his product uniform and re-
liable
The boiling point is the tempera-
ture at which a liquid will begin to
boil or vaporize.
In distilllng a given quantft y of
gasoline the refiner ascertains at
what point each 10 per cent will boil,
until the entire quantity is evapo-
rater or distilled In this way he de-
termines what is known as the in
itial boiling point, as well as all the
intervening boiling points in the
chain, up to the maximum, high boil
ing point.
The ideal gasoline has a contiHu-
Gus and uniform chain of boiling
points, and should have enough low
points to vaporize freely and to give
easy starting. There should also be
the right proportion of medium and
high boiling points for quick acceler-
alton, full power and long mileage
AS combustion starts with lowest
boiling points and flashes on through
the gas, the continuous uniform chair
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16

ting their exhibition here in time, and
others who have not taken space will
exhibit if the necessary arrangements
can be made.
EXHIBITORS.
Following is a list of the exhibitors
to date. More will probably be re-
ceived, however:
Automobiles.
C. w. McCabe, Ell Centre, two
Dodge cars.
Cass & Morgan, Ell Centre, one
Hupmobile and one Chalmers car.
H. F. O'Byrne, Ell Centre, one Max
we'll and one handler car.
Willis Eccols, Ell Centre, two Chew
rolet cars.
Imperial Valley Motor Car Com
pany, Ell Centre, three Studebaker
cars.
Davis Overland Company, Ell Cen
tro, two Overland and two WHY'S
Knight cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
AUTO SHOW FACTS.

Place-Plaza garage, street and lot
next to Eagles hall, Brawley.
Time-April II, 18 and 10.
Promoters-Imperial Valley Motor
Dealers Association.
Attractions-Latest and best in
cars. trucks, tractors and accessories
sold in Valley. ,,,.
Features-Cantu's Mexican Mill
tary Band, Fashion Show, Public
Dance, Grand Prize.
Grand Prize-$50O credit on any
car, truck or tractor shown at show
to holder of a lucky number.
Number of cars, %.
Number of trucks, II.
Number of tractors, Z.
Admission, 80 cents.
There will be % automobiles shown,
eleven trucks, and, as things now
stand, seven tractors. These figures
may change as some of the prospec-
tive exhibitors are not sure of get
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
FIRST ANNUAL
MOTOR DISPLAY
.TOBE HUMMER

First Annual Automobile Show, Brawley, April II,
1S and 19.
This short announcement item means that for the
remainder of the week all will lead the North End
metropolis where the productions of the automobile
factories of the nation will be on display.
Under the auspices of the Imperial Valley Motor Dealers
Association ewyformed organization but that has
plenty pep brans industry and money behind It, the snow
exnected to be one of the ambitious efforts of its kind
ever attempted the Southwest exclusive of large coast
cities
Big features the display aside from the tractors
and trucks will be Canus Mexican band dancing contest
for which prize silver cup is offered and fashion show
under the auspices and direction of Varney Bros
& Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16

Eagle Radiator Manufacturing Co.,
Los Angeles, radiators.
Auto Electrical and Battery Shop,
Ell Centre, electrical apparatus.
Cass & Morgan, FL Centre, auto
accessories.
Kumfy Kamping Company, San
Diego, camping outfits.
H. l.. FELTON,, Los Angeles, auto
accessories
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
POLICE CHARGED
WITH BOOZE THEFT.
(By Associated Press)

Seattle-Two Seattle police
men-Sergeant Gus Hasselblad
and Patrolman w. Patton-were
arrested today by federal officers
charged with the theft Of 5000
quarts of liquor from the United
States customs appraisers ware
house here. The arresting Off
GERS say the men backed truck
to the door and carried away the
liquor.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16

35 per cent saved on your Hay and
Grain Insurance cost. You'll be safe
and save if you see w. |. Stone, COG
Main street, agent Northwestern Mu-
.tual Fire Assn.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
JAPS REINFORCE GARRISON.
lBY Associated Press

(By Associated PressJ
Toxic, April 16.-The japanese War
Office announces that it has rein
forced the garrison in Korea by six
regiments of infantry because the ri
otes have assumed dangerous char
acter and extended to all Korea.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-16
SENATE REFUSES TO
RECONSIDER BILL.
(Bv AssOcIaJed Press)

Sacramento-The A s mbly
tcday refused to reconsider It's ac-
tion of yesterday in refusing pas
sage to Assemblyman Edwards
bill abolishing the present state
marked commission and estab-
fishing a state commission of mar
kets for fish, dairy and agricul-
tural products.
You'll save 35 per cent on youl
Hay and Grain Insurance. See w.
Stone, 606 Main street, agent North
western Mutual Fire Assn.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16
Storage Battery Real Life
of Car, Says E. ROSengren

ut is surprising to know the num-
Der of motor car owners" says FL
mer Rosengren of the Nebraska
Storage Battery company, who
stored their cars during the winter
md forgot entirely that there was
such a thing as a storage battery
in the car.
The time is now here when
large percentage of these owuers are
thinking about getting their cars
ready. They will fill the radiator, in
fate the tires. and with lot of en-
thusiasm apply the elbow grease,
Gil her with gas and oil, then step
on the starting pedal, only to 'cuss.'
No one knows this fact better than
the man in the storage battery sta
ton.
1T therefore behooves every own
er to see to it that his battery is full
Of pep before starting out the
season"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16
BUYING NOW is
SLOGAN OF men
WANTING AUTOS
Campaign Put On BY the
National Council of
Defense Proving
Popular.

The Buy 1t Now campaign put
on By the National Council OF De-
Tense is a worthy patriotic move
ment and one we should all stand
behind" says c. J. Dutton, local
kissel distributor.
Buy It Now is synonymous
with DO 1t Now Procrastination
in purchasing is just as much La
bility as procrastination in time. By
Buying 1t Now you are sure of get
ting what you need when you need
it and do not have to pay the cost
OF having to wait for il.
Our books show that one of the
pronounced tendencies on the part
OF 1919 motor car purchasers is to
buy il now or at least place orders
months in advance Of delivery dates.
This enables the dealer to not dis
appoint his customers when the time
for delivery comes. 1t enables the
manufacturer to so arrange his pro
duotlon schedule so as not to disap-
point the dealer and it practically
insures the purchaser receiving his
car at the specified time"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16
Much Attention Was Shown
to PeItOn Franklin Exhibit

The Fl. Pelton exhibit at the auto
show last week attracted consider
able attention. They were showing a
Franklin car with imitation leather
top and beveled plate glass windows
in rear and side curtains, with seat
covers made of autyome mohair
Also a Stearns automobile built
along similar line, only different
trimming. These two cars were a
distinct new feature at the automo-
bile show. Never has anything of a
similar nature been shown in Oma-
ha. These tops were designed by ].
S Engahl. formerly of Los Angeles,
and now operating the Auto Trim
ming and Equipment company, at
4l0 South Eighteenth street. Omaha,
where these tops were manufac-
tured. Mr.. Engahl is practical auto
top builder, having followed the
trade for a number of years and de-
siers exclusive models and makes
the.. up in his own shop
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16
Former Omaha Newsboy is
Now Wealthy Oil Magnate
Morris Mider, Who Once Sold Papers on Streets OF
This City, Acquires Half Million Dollar Interest in
Big Company.

barrels day in 1917 aud last year
the capacity was increased to 5000
barrels day. At the close of 1918
the company had assets valued at
81 100000
The next chapter of the story oc-
Cured when James lmbrie & Co.
bankers of New Yo'k City,
bought half interest in the com
pany for Sl,000.000. On last We'd
nesday Mr. lmbrie was elected pres
ident and Mr.. Milder vice president
of the company, Announcement
was made that no stock is for sale.
The company is contemplating
establishing pipe lire from Burke
bernett and Ranger, Tex, to Fort
Worth, where 5,000-barrel refinery
will be erected.
Mr.. Milder states that he intends
20 make his permanent home in
Omaha, where he got his start sell
ing newspapers on the streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16

Morris Milder, former Omaha
n,wsboy, has acquired an interest
of 100000 in the Eldorado Rein
ing company within period of
three years. His investments in oil
have been profitable from the first
of his ventures.
Three years ago he and J. ]. Tax
man bought a small refinery at e.
dorado, Kan, the plant then milling
200 barrels a day. They paid $780,
600 for the plant. and during the
first year their company paid 8 per
cent each quarter in dividends to
the stockholders. During their sec
ond year they increased the capital
stock to 100000, buying 247 tank
cars, which the company paid for in
full during the second year, in addi-
ton to continuing the 6 per cent
quarterly dividends. They increased
the capacity of the plant to 1000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16
Auburn Car Attracts the
Business Men Of Country

The gray colored model of the fa-
nous Auburn car, distributed by the
Raapke Motor Car company, caused
striking attention at the auto show.
Sturdy construction, heavy uphol-
stery and elegant finish give the car
the appearance of the $3,000-grade,
but is actually listed at little more
than $1,400.
In designing the Auburn, the
makers have kept in mind the de-
mand of business and professional
men and of the business farmers for
a car Of maximum usefulness. The
construction of the Auburn pos
sesses a degree of individuality of
smart appearance which is not found
in any other car of comparable
price.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16
Greet Latest Chandler Model
With Much Enthusiasm

Family groups OF auto show Wis
itors gathered around the hand
some Chandler sedan and coupe
shown. in the attractive exhibit Of
the Card-Adams Motor Car COM
pany, local Chandler distributors.
These two convertible closed cars
were features of the show. Both
are of beautiful, dignihed design,
free from any suggestion of the fad
dish or freakish, deeply cushioned,
upholstered in pleasing gray cloth,
and of lustrous finish in the deep
Chandler blue with upper panels in
the back.
Each Of these models is mounted
or the one standard Chandler Six
chassis, famous for its really mar
velous motor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16
JEWS OF NATION
WILL CELEBRATE
WISE centennial
Rabbi Frederick Cohn to
Speak on Isaac Mayer
Wise, Americas
Greatest Jew"

This month an event of great in
terest and importance to the whole
Jewish world occurs-the centen-
airy of Isaac Mayer Wells.
1t will be 100 years on March %
since DR.. Wise was born in far-off
Bohemia. An active and vigorous
life of over so years, 81 of them in
this country, placed DIR. Wise in
the front rank of Jews of all time.
What Moses Mendelsohn was to
German and his century, what Moses
Maimonides was to the Judaism
of the middle ages, that DR.. Wise
was to the Judaism of his day par
ticularly here in America. He gave
Judaism its impetus and direction it
has taken in this new land and,
more than is yet realized, his spirit
shaped and fashioned it. His genus
laid broad and deep the foundations
of its future progress and develop
ment.
Union of Jews in U. S.
Judaism in this country rests
when the Union of American He
brew congregations and the He
brew Union college, they furnish
the norm according to which Juda-
ism must develop in this modern
land. All other forms of Judaism
will gradually, even unconsciously
develop themselves according to
the standard and Interpretation fur
nished by these two institutions.
We see it already in the manner in
which the children, even of the or
thodox, choose their way of relig-
ious life. Judaism in America is re-
form Judaism, the Judaism of Isaac
NJ. Wise, whose foundations have
been firmly laid by the master
builder, particularly in the creation
of the Union of American Hebrew
congregations, and the Hebrew
Union college, the work of his
planting, through which Judaism in
America is glorihed.
All America is preparing httingly
to celebrate and honor the memory
of her greatest Jew on this occasion
of his centenary. Special services
will be held in all the temples. The
Central Conference of American
Rabbis, also a child of the prolific
spiritual genus of this great man,
will this year very fttingly, early
in April, hold its sessions in the
city which the presence and work
there of DR.. Wise made the center
of American Judaism, Cincinnati.
Pilgrimage to American Zion.
From near and far all the spirit
ual sons of DR.. Wise will make
pious pilgrimage to the American
Zion whence for nearly half a CEN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16

The return of former automobile
men from military service has meant
complete reorganization in the
sales department of the Omaha Au-
tomobile Sales company, 1000 Far
nam street, distributors of the Grant
Six and Grant truck. T. ]. Des-
mond, lately with the aviation corps,
is general sales manager of the
company. In charge of sales to
subdealers are +. II. Butterheld, +.
II. Gallagher and w. f. Wingett.
Mr.. Gallagher was discharged from
the army just a month ago.
The retail sales department is
comprised of w. L. Weatherill, w.
A. Youngstown, w. r. Wade, ]. w.
Roberts, Herbert Walters and E. X.
Edwards. While in the aviation
corps of the army Mr.. Wade was
engaged part of the time in the in
spection Of Liberty motors.
A. Fl. Caffee has been appointed
in charge of the service department
of the Omaha Auto Sales company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16


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Just You Go and Look Car efully
At the Cars Priced at 500 or
$500 Less Than Saxon "Six".
They'll Sell You on Saxon "Six''.
Now there's no question about yourself about saving 500 or
your wanting S quail $500 and getting good
iy Saxon "Six."
Evervbodv wants the smooth 1t simply can't be done.
ness, the power the speed the And an gunner If ou+ car
So n@t car ike &0n will tell you that buying quaIyis
0AN gives the only true economy
But dollar dollar and when In the first Saxon
that claims to be S you'll than that
good and sells for 500 $500 5000
ess naturally attracted pair bills charges
by the chance to
#s| Saxon 'Six" is the kind of a
But will you save anything by that will stand service with
getting that lower-priced car? Of out weakening
Ss ~" W." =" You don't have to it into the
L5ore,. 7vh C.+, cost. MONEY, shop every thirty days
Care costs money Good work. You won't be the
manshp costs money annoyance and expense of hav-
If you to enjoy these things fo~Jar -' ee -
you'll have to pay for them.
IF you'll examine these slightly
don't want he then buy owerpriced carefully you'll
real cheap see why Saxon "Six" costs little
and is worth whole lot
But whatever you do, don't fool
Come and Get Copy of Our New Booklet
"ConfidentiaL Information Motor Car Values -
The Facts That 1t Gives Will Astound You.
Noyes-KiIly Motor Co.
Distributors
2O66.68 Farnam ST. Omaha Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16

tury. with such eloqueuce and
power, went forth the law, and the
wordof God, as from new Jerusa-
lem. The work and the worth OF
Gods prophet to America will be
honored in his death as they were
i. his lifetime,
Omaha will gladly participate in
all the joy and inspiration of this
great anniversary occasion. The
congregation has appointed Rabbi
Frederick Cohn, a disciple of DR..
Wise, as its official representative
to the meeting in Cincinnati, and
DR.. COIN will bear the congratula-
tory greetings of the members of
Temple Israel to swell the chorus Of
acclaim and gratitude that 100 years
after his birth and 10 years after
his death, wells up out of the hearts
of united American Israel in
praise and in honor of her foremost
spiritual son, Isaac Mayer Wise.
Wise Centenary Service.
The Wise centenary service in
commemoration of the life and work
Of Isaac NJ. Wise on the occasion of
his centenary will be held Friday
evening, March 2S, at 8 p. III. DR.,
Coin will speak on Isaac Mayer
Wise, Americas Greatest Jew" The
music will be of an especially ap-
propriate character
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Bee Want Ads produce results
Try them and be convinced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16

Bee Want Ads produce results
Try them and be convinced.