La Grande evening observer., February 20, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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iNew Yorker Unexpected
; y Selected;' Other Com-'
plications Develop
fly Inward .1. cl,
(Aiococfated 1'renn HporLH Writer) j
MIAMI ltKAfrf, Kill., I'Vb. JO
( Al,)-J-Ni.v that ii referee, liiti
ho n panted who Ih wmhifuetory l'
both jiuclt Khru Key-- ' und Vouruf!
SlrlliliiiK. youthful KludltiloiH Jn J
I'iHllt civil vynr of the north rind
Aodlti, i( W()ii)fl ecni that the way'
Ih paved for ii comparatively peuce-
f I J I f'OIlClllMfOll Of llle flKltt J IlClt I
liempHcy built.
J) would. Henu mo, but the under
riii-reni and loop hole In ar-t
I'iMiKiiiicniH that brought about (hit
fiuiulMK of l.ou Magnolia, tall New
Yorker In pities of Johnny HvuhhM,
Hoxlon veteran tin referee of thu
heavyweight match ono-week from
tunlKht really ludlcito JUHt iho op
pOfliHv . "
Magnolia, one of the. rnoHt cap i
' able referee In the cant, gained )
Mho iiHMlKnment . uncxnec-tedly itftcr
,n protracted it ml KOiocwhnt violent j
j incetinff nnt niht of the riKhtcrj ;
' (iiaiiiiKrM and Jack DempKcy. The i
1 rtluued New Yorker, it demon
! worker on filthier of the t'liurhlnft
Coast's Leading College Swimmer
s
TlfMlKHAV IMKMaCAMH
. fit- Nutliunil Hn-udcnHtltiK com-
type, i enlaced JtraHHf I, and alto
Juek Hhcehnn, the alternale named
I by l lit ManHiieltuxettH Htulo athletic
commtfufion, ' " .
- Through, the . tcrbnlcullUcK of
f Ik tit contract. It wim explained
Hint the Miw;ichune1tH eommfrtnlon
imuy- program for Thunalny i.ltfht 'tt or un opinion on
III! II1"1'"" MIM'iyt VI ll'll ll'l-N, IIMIl
tlie'iMaiUiKcri veii uht to K't to
Kvthpr lintl choriHn man both re
UiMed tu iiccepl a few dayH uk.
1 ('OwHlblitXiiiipllrailon
puny proM-mn. for riiiiriyliiy nlffli. I, ( , InHnjr(M. Hlnee rWldn
fl.own: ft. novelty; OiSfl, Nonora L.'i.in. ..n.n.iin nn.. n
ioIIowh: , Hclberllnjf proirniinr;
1:10 to ;o, symphony liour:
to ::tu, , Meimny Uuw, H) tu I',
dMllf( nitiNic.
'I in1 American Hrnndciifltlnif com'
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Railroad Team
Loses Three To
Bookmen Bowlers
TIm ().-r. ItowlinK tMiin, leading
Urn ' city: leaKue. cxpericru itl n
rruHlihitf defeat hint nlKht nt the
hand of tin' tJi (Sraiidc Bonk tc
Ktatlonety quintet. A 27-polnt
hfiiidk'ap vvuh Kivr-n tho bookmen
but,. dlHrejfatdinif thin, they oipd
a total of 'Jjx'i to the liailroadern
a.ltax. Thin khv the Hook nun u
(in for xecond placo find put the
(.-V. within HtrikliiK dlKtanee.
t onlt wum tiluh for tin Kaltroud
fiVH nllh f'iu but Wiim Hetond to
ainphell who m-orml 65S. HodKn
watt third with Suit, All nvorvtt
wr-ru abovo 4iim.
1 ' I 3 Total
(i.-W Ji3S 772 -72K
Hook ll !HiO 7!i!( KXO 2,585
PEDRO A MA DOR 1
IS HE AT EN IN
PORTLAND GO
l.r-UKiH' NtiiiulinuH rullow:
O.-W
(irlll
I loo U men
Vjw'H
lliyr.rvor .
flori ...
I'll.
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Mushy Callahan Is
Victor in Fresno
I'flltn.ANI). Orn.. I'V-b. 2(1 (AIM
Hilly ToiviiwiHl. VancouviT. II.
('.. IlKhnvrlKlit, ii ppiirontly on the
mull to (Iri MMilnti'l in the fourih
miinil of IiIk tlirllllnif Lattln Willi
frilro Ainiwlor, NKlilinir Hun
Ulna Inillan of I'linnniH. Clinic hunk
In the sixth round to !n on a tech
nical knockout. Itlllv floored
Tor the count of oliiht with Klnah
Iiik left hook In the pit of the mom
nell u the fourth ended. The blow
took all Ilia wind unit made him
Kick, lie took more punlaluncnt and
wuh aeanlik In tile fifth. 'I'lley
came out for the alxth with Hilly
wiinewlint revived and with the
round about half over. Townsend
Hhot hlH flat twice atfalnat the Kame
Jndian'H jaw. Ainadpr alaKKered
up at the count of eight and Town
Nend wan aetllnif to deliver tho fln
Ihhinir punch. Iteferee Gruman
stepped between them and atopped
the battle.
In the preliminaries Fred Kelly
look a decision over Hobby Ver
non: Hilly Church knocked out
Hammy Ooldatein in the third
round: Krankle. Warnecke and Hob
Judd went nix roundH to u draw
and Ham Warren Kol a technical
knockout over Hpeed .Murphy In
the fourth. '
Vandals Beaten
At Corvallis In
Close Tilt, 41-39
prnKMi ru; 7, i nlu inula im; 7 :S",
nriiK iimnit't; s, humoroim Hkftt'i.;
:"o,, (uarUM; Ii, iiiunIiilI cmuedy
and nperu; 10 to fH;Hft. xktl; 1 0 : 3
rinw I'Oile, it netnf iiKUlutioim
I'fptnblo tu both boxorH niUHt hi
iifiaiiKt'd, t'onrcrpneH nlMited to-
lay with Hlmtltey ciimp net tub
jo;:nity Anderson
Jli'm in fl Hltirc nf .iidiniir Antlrrin( tar uninnncr of I lie rnivi'nily
of Ok'ui tiiuii, uini nohU a I:il1 di.eii I'oiist I'Oiiluroiice mni 1'. .N. A.
rmonl.1. Jolnniy, iiImi .rm(,l Hi he au iaitnUindlni; it.uij dUlunoft nwfmmer
nhcii U-t,u t lie heat.ic Po.it-Jiilolliiift'r maiutuou im over ji Ji'i-miU?
itftoum- IiikI tuiniua-i. It Hio imfioiutt iuii. ui-iim In iho JJnr. .fohji'iv n med
i'ouHh In tin J.VlvntJ bmltstroko, ' 1
KltKSNO, (!., KpIi. 20 (AP)
MiiKhy Callahan, junior writer
weight chumpton. won a terhnleul
li nock out ovit I'Ynnkli Kuente of
Kl I'iiho, Texan, hero InM night In
the fotiri h round of a to-round
bout when Kuentp'H second threw
in a towel to Kfive Kuente further
punlHhmeiU.
I'uente wiin knocked dowitwlco
In thp werond round, oncn in the.
third and wuh off hl feet thre
tliiH'M In tho fourth before the right
onded. Callahan weighed 147 and
Kuento 143.
rir;iiT wimtiAvixn iu.v
LOS ANGKLKS, I'Vb. 20 A1')
Krnio I'otrrs, tho Chippewa Indiun
from 'hicno. find Speedy I )do,
fltiHhy Killpino flyweight, fought a
whirlwind ten-round draw here'lust
night. Knocked down for a no
count In the firxt round, I'etoru
tnatle a Ntrnnir llnltdi in the la.st
ranto to earn n draw. The leet
sjon wan not iiltoKethir popular
with the crowd. '
COIiVAI.MH. Ore., 1't'b. 20 (AP)
ft ... Mtnto CO fiTl iHtHKt'Uiail
younj,'tir pulled H surprlni' on the
fnt Kolnn: Idaho VandalH here last;
nltfht. eii.iinjf the latter home with
a 44 to 3! defeat. The Htnters led ,
from the ftart, "the fir.st hair end-
int! 25 to 12 for the OvaiiKemen,
with ebtht of Idaho's pnlm Kiilned
on free throws. MeMillam ldahq'
forward and h ading soorer. ncciiin- ,
ulated 16 points doing- moat. or. his .
execution In the Hecond Jialf, be-
ini? down to two counts in the first
by Huck (JrayMon") fine checking.
Aiibc Mtateid the scorintf for the
Htatet and from then on It W;iK
an Oreiron parade. - "
Everett Billiard
Player Takes Lead
'"" 'l11''. "i milnli't; 11 to r;. i)oniitf UKUMI)i y ilt Aliimiieltu.
p.ipuuil' iiiim-i. inumc. w.n- rulea. preclude draw dccl-
KCii- Ojililnn.l (Tjukci ii, Mil'; BluiiV ami the Htribllnv fun en
il::10, bird luiiii, aaTlcultuia! pro. eiiially detei'inlnCJl 'that New Vork
M-eui: T.'HO. NHC; U:.ni( Three boy, mate refuliilliin sliall rule the con-
NHC. leal. .; , .: , ,. -
K FltiV-Saii Krani'lneo (Hioke)l 'I'lu re Is a chance. nlb. that the ''
, oi xiin. nl ell"; 7:f, orelielrii: referee nqiiiihliln Iiiik only Marted ,
MllpMHi! Iil'illf I'll 1)1, concert; HI, Alll- ninier Hie ciew inn cum
in and Andy: l:l(i 10 12:lii, cor.- mlitalon filled Unit referees licensed
rerl. and ilaiice nrchesfra. , wlihln the stale could not officiate
KKX - I'oitland (IIHakc) 0 to Indlsciliulnalely In other sections
U. Alii' proiiriiin: : 12. weather, " hf ciiiinliy.' Hliice the New
,,wtJi .. . . Vork board has ft working nwrc?-
i'.i'. ' i. . i i' . mont tt-lih lhe; .MasHiichuMelts com-
.... . . .. I , "" iniKHluii, which seems to have been
Mil, lut ion,., bnslnew and sport ,. ,,,. m.UnK , K00(, fl
th well-Informed" believed that
.Maitnolla nilKi'l not receive per
mission of ilin .j litime solans to
travel soulh, ' ' , t '
i ricklim up Miiiiicniuin
The mutch ta plcklus up momen
tum each day. ' Visitors, arriving
Whitman College
leans, If. Htrtbllnir, nn uncle of the fl,
boxer, and James DownluK of l ain
P'l.
IfilUsj 7:ao, violin, viii-lcil pr.i-
Ki-am; ti::ia, Tommy and floli; I a ;o
; 13. Nlli
. ,i;t.MOHealtlii ((P2(lc) l, Nltf
iiu'.ieslra, old-lluie baiiil, trio: la, t
bniNs hnndi . 1 1 :.1fl, news: IIHfi to'
it: an, hi win.
NIGHT FIGHTS
llv tlm AsMK lliteil I'n-ss j
1NDI ANAI'OMH Kims' Myers,1
I'ocatello, Idaho, outpointed Hurry.
Kid Drown, Philadelphia (ill),
Jackie Loudon, Chlraifo, knocked
Turner Trying
ToGetBarlee
On Beaver List
: HAN CI.KMKNTK, Cal.; Ieb, 20
(A I') Tom Turner, prcMldt-nt of
tin Poittand club, traded Ihive
liurbee, outfielder, to the Rtnttlo
Defeats Pacific
roumxn hlankk viroitiA
Vlf'TOHIA. n. C. I'Vb. 20 (AH)
"Sttmrtlnff under their overwhelm
ing defeat by Vtincouver, the 1'ort
lund hocKey .,. team vented their
wrtith on the Victoria Culm here
la tt night, nnd skated nwiiy with n
4 to 0 victory.
l.OS ANGKl.KR Keb. 20 A1')
M. C. WallKreii, Kveretl. Wash.,
cue urtiMt took the lead in u mutch
for the aiiiateur IS.2 balkline bil-iiai-ds
champioiiHhl of the Haclile
coam here lat night by defeating
Joe Chamaco of l.os AngeleH, :t(Mi
to i'Mi in tht first )loek of a !mmi
point mtiteh.
Trailing Cbnnmco 5fi to H7 tit
the end of the tenth inning Wall
gren gave tin exhibition of high
clitHH blllfartrH with a beautitul run
of U, to take a bad which he
never rellniiuished, Chnmaco's
high run was 2S. ' '
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It is easy to keep your
floors unci linoleum look
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the handy polisher outfit.
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with pad and convenient
ly arranged handle, at
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KWI.M.MKItK TO MKCT
Ee3 Long Human Food !
Kl'k iipticur to liave been used
lis a f I in nil ayes. The niicieni
shepherds In Hie Far F.nsi were nc.
ciisiiuiieil in carry litem In n sling.
Iliutier says- llial 1 hi Uiillliills tf'i;.-ill
llielr ciiena. or supier. with puz.
II k prnhalile that I hey f.irmeil oti.
.of the inn-ill ruiiils of prllliillre initii-
Wlltl.
' I
l.OS ANOKI.KH. Feb. 20 (AD
The L!nverslty .of Homhern ('allf-j
ornlii RWimniei-s w'lll meet tthe fast
paddlers of. tile I'jilverslly of Ore
Ron here .Friday nlirht In a meet -and.iwatcr
polo R.'inle.' The- Web- ;
footers of Oregon boast of sonic of
the fastest putldjein : In colleKlilto j
ranks. ; ,
Triumph of Genius f
.To llcirertaail posed for WlilsllerN
"W'lifle Uii'Ik." or. as I'cnncll says,
"This pliile was tiinst HlilH.v ilohi
when .In. . tlri-il mil. Iln'cw herself
hack . mid .refused in. pose any lout.'
nr. anil yet Whisjlor, nevei- tiled,
always Willi so niuch inori''- tu
do llian he knew lie ever could lio',
selzi'il I lie chaiire. mill inaila an.
oilier maslcrpicii'."
' WAI.I.A WAI.I.A, Wash., F'ch.
21) (Al') Whitman colleife bn
ketlmlt uuintct completely out
played Pacific University here last
j nlKht, 5(1 to 24, In a raKtred game,'
: u duplication of Wednesday nlKht's
Kanic which the .Missionaries also
won. ;
out Jlminle Hrown. Cincinnati (7). .Indians of the Pacific Coast leatrue,
WH.K l-.HIIAKUIC, Pa. Mickey lBt season for Jack KnlKht, plt
Iioylc. Pltiston, knocked nut chcr. Now he Is trylnir to net Har.
Fninkle (lareia, Utlcu, N. If., (I), bee hitch. .
Muxle Itnsenblomn New Vork, out-, w r,.wulctt l0lUxy Hint Tur
polnicd (larflcld Johnson, Pills- ,.,, ,., a y8t , llle ,,.
r.?JS.l.; .v,., ." ' i, .. ' irulnlm: camp here a couple of
fl.BVKI.ANT r- Johnny Dittto, ,, .,,,. mwintli n,
Phlllliplnu Isliinds. and Phil .wick,
KllW-porlland (OSakc) 0, NHC, lu flocks, have taxed liouslnif faclll
thrift liilks c;o it, 'sports; 1:llu,' lies of Miami llciich to the utmost,
M'.C; .iliiH,iii-t)itl..'fviiliiiilijllliKb rtccniinodnllons are bp
lalk: la, Ho.MO brasr. band: ll, lK found In nelithboilntf towns,
ibiltcn frolic. An aildlllnn to the arena will be
K.lltHeiltlli (!l7Ukc) to l coinpleted (oiliorrow.
"A Hi' prtiKriim.
KFI I.os AliKclcS (lUdlic) ti
HIM.": U:an. syiuplionellc
Klcppcr. Hciutle preslilint, for
l'liiancfalty, Ihe slruirifli) for sue
cess Is over.' The cash receipts to-
Cleveland, no contest (ll). Hob WI)K(,. .,-,, ,,1,1 ns turned down.
. .ooiiy, . HisouiK. kiiuckcii oin dues .,,. offen d F.dwln .Toqlln.
inner, aiiiiiiu iy.. in-.!. : j pitcher, who turned In-it . record
, of nine victories and elsrht defeats
I'lSMIMf AMI HTIKNCR' last season, for Harbee.
? 1 1 1 ' Sri
I'N'b. 2d (AIM-
T)io number of IndhinH In Mprlng
training wuh IncreuNcd to 39 yoH-
N Hi ti : 30, vii ried nrogra in
concert; Hi, NHC.
KOIN -Portland (H40kt) fl, din
nor eoncfMl; 7, tNchoMtru; 7:.i;j,
varbd in'ogrmn, Hludlo; It, - OtHuri
hour: 10, llawnllaim; I0:no to j'!,
datieft frolic,
. KOA Dcnvrr (Saoltn) fl, NH'
Verted intiHlcal program; 7:Hir,
tnrm prngrniu,
Kl.X Oakltmd (hSiike) (I, con
cert Hio, newit; K Hi It, plunn, tem.-r.
(riot 0 to 10, Ilawulln.UN.
Kliy- HpoUnnu (TilMiKr) 11, NHc,
inner concert, Mpoila, iicwh; 7;S ,
NHC; B:U(, KiiMO program; Jl :
I ( varied program.
KNXv l.ou AngeleH (lOMike) d,
m-giiih Hiring iiiln(et; 7, Tom
MIlcliolI, couricNy progtam: t, fei
liirt ; ti In I, dance imine,
fMlrf Hull l.silie Clly (IKMikc) 0,
MIC, itiMNlcfti progtnin; 7, varlcl
pruKiont; H, mtislc.
NKW VOItK,
iiiinuiin-roviM-pu nooan inai nun i ..ik. .. ..-i.... i r it.w.,,
':!," ",'i" l"",.r?,'" "' 10 ."",ln '".V. ''"'h"" Kddle Alns.nlt),. catcher, It.idy Kal-'
" ,l Vl ( ' iiinnii, im ion oeeaii oepina win uv lle nllnlier win. wuh nhlnlnn.l In n
"rrr!,l1 liv llh sr.- :,x; rw 1,1,1 rirMt t,,n" w,1,,nv' . "ip itf
. - i, ... .V. Vi, . ' """V" , " weiMiiM.KiH i .il- CM"". u i caton. twirling recruit from Sioux
will total the Madison Hiuarn Gar
den corporation profit.
I Three ofHctnH for the Itoul, nil
, limn keCpon, have been choften.
j They aro Itemy Dorr of New Or-
Hermuda on which he will will
March IS..
.-Viihlluie litnovn t Inn iiliiniioil Ih
Hie attaching of Hounding wireH to tUl'
HhIi netN to enable thone above to'r r
know when u catch Ih madt
City. lowu.
' ; Charlie, Ilorrtnnl, caicher,
In today. t.
TNe Welcomeyou
to Portland. 200 comfortable roomi,
emch with bun. tiMonanir rie.
ConvenUat down-town location.
7)f HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
tool, B. uoclt, fciulntl Manager
BKUSIHNG UP SPORTS Bv Laufer
SWIM IN COVE
POOL DESPITE
COLD WEATHER
My Mrs. A. (!. ( oilkllll
tnliherver Corrcsponileul)
C)Vi:. Ore. ISpeelnl) The Cove
f hiiniliiK pool Is still an object f
mud! interest, even In Hie middle
; hi" Ihe wlnier, its there are visitors
, who take n pliniRc when llle mer
cury 1-efrlnlers only n few denrecs
abiive Kern. .Mrs, sentner says that
last Kundiiy hi spile of ih lmd
riiuds. thr.'e yonnir men from Ui
liiindn. IMwIn and llurolil ttuuors
and Howard Pelersnri, came
thriiuKh the snowdrifts for a dip
In the pool.
Prof, c, ri, SprliiKcr and imrt of
Ills biwkelbull learn. Dean and Dell
Pueketf, F.ilwnrd Hliiom and l-ii-Mene
Hiibltisnn, went tu La Oriiliile
Monday eveuliiK I" nlti ml the
drawliut for the hiisketlmll Icuriin.
, meiit to be played nt Iji Ornnde
I'i'Miiiy ami isautruity. l ove ilrcw j
vc ..it..,,.,, r.. ii. ........i
the m iles which will lie played at
3 o'clock Friday afternoon. The
Cove husn rcallKe thai they have
ilwiwn a pretty sti-onit opponent but
i heir hopes are IiIkIi fur enterhiw
the tnurnntnent to be played at
Fnlon Feh. 2 and Mnrch I.
Lust Friday Mrs. W. A. McNeill
received the sad news of the death
of her sister, Mrs. Hates, at Tilla
mook. Hhe left the same eveuini'
for Tllloniook. Mrs. Tlntiw has been
In III health for somo time, but her
death was a sudden shock to her
friends as well as relatives.
Thu Cove hiisketbull (tlrls plav
the Itnbler sextette nt Cove Wed
nesday, Feh. 27, ut Cove,
Cove Athletic club w ill pi iy liuli
ler nt Cove ioiiIkIh.
A iKlenthst predicts tlint we soon
will broadcast odors by radio In
addition to sound and slitht, Is
that anything newt
1 na.. m
O nil-: :
A uT op tue Tigers' hopes
ARE H6 (!6Hr ARM-
The iloiieslers piiklnn; the Petrolt linnehall club as tha dark
horse in Hie roiiiiuit; Aiueiicaii Leaitiie pennant chase are laklui;
Inln consideration the rluht arm ot tleoiitii V'hle.
If I'hle ran renuln the fonn o( Iwo yearn atto. the already
stii'iif.Mi, ned Tiki-is should he In a nice spot lb liuike a stroiiR hill
ariiiast Ihe Yankees and A l Met In,
I'hle. who came to Detroit (rem Cleveland In exchnnce for
Jackie Tivcuer and Ken Holloway, lias been taktnK treiittuenta (or
Ills arm miili r a blight California sun ami Is letmrleil eaaer tor
the (sun.
"'hut he lias ouilived Ills iiMfulne s al Cleveland it reneralljf
KCccptetl, ltilfe odeii, however, a:t atiilele Irttiisplaiitett into new
pastures enjoy u mii pi'islmr reversal of form Tills Is one of the
fondest dream t ill the wcU ,-iiminfd JJu Ly Hauls, maimse- Ihe
Dcsttll.. .
us..--?;.'!. '? 4i v. i.;. v...:.. ''.i,.:i 1
HE'S only a kid perhaps, but
he's at a very impression
able age . . . when the treat
ment he gets as yoyr news
paper carrier can fashion his
whole future viewpoint.
His sole lunbition now is to get
your newspaper to you on
time he'll saciifice no end of
comfort to make good. Why
not reward him with prompt,
payment of your monthly bill?
It will inspire him to a still
greater service. Have the
money ready at his regular
collection and watch his smile
of satisfaction.
Make a ; "regular American
man" out of a regular impres
sionable youngster.
Evening Observer
Circulation Department
Fuel system of the
new Ford has been
designed for reliability
and long service
1 1
THE practical value of Fort! sim
plicity of design is especially
apparent in the fuel system.
' The gasoline tank is built iittc ,
gral with the cowl and is unusually
sturdy because it i9 made of heavy
sheet steel, terne plated to prevent
rust or corrosion. An atlditioital
factor of strength is the fact that
it is composed of only two pieces,
instead of three or four, and id
electrically welded not soldered.
Because of the location of ttie
tank, the entire flow of gasoline
is an even, natural (low follow
ing the natural law of gravityThis
is the simplest and iho:-t direct way
of supplying gasoline to the, car
buretor without variations in pres
sure. The gasoline feed pipe of
the new Ford is only 18 incites
long and is easily accessible all
the way. '
The gasoline passes from the
tank to the carburetor through a
filter or sediment bulb mounted
on the steel dash which separates
the gasoline tank from the engine.
Hie carburetor is specially de
signed and has been built to
deliver many thousands of miles
of good service. Since all adjust
meiils are fixed except the needle
valve ami idler, there is practically
' nothing to get out of order.
' ; The choke rod on the dash acts
ns a primer and also as a regulator
of ' your; gasoline mixture. The
new hot-spot manifold insures
complete vaporization of the gas
olttie before it eniersi the combus
tion chamber of the engine.
1 As a matter of fact, the fuel
system of the new Ford is so
simple in design and so carefully
made that it requires very little
service attention.
The filter or sediment bulb
should be cleaned at regular in- :
tervals anil the carburetor screen
removed and washed in gasoline.
Occasionally the drain plug at the
bottom of the .carburetor should'
be removed and the carburetor
drained for a few seconds.
" Have your Ford dealer look
after these little details for you
when you have the car oiled and
greased. A periodic ehecking-up
4 costs little, but it has a great deal 1
to do with long life and coutiur
uously good performance.
Ford Motor Company