Morning register., December 13, 1925, Image 25

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EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 192S
NUMBER 56
bort Given Plan for Pavo
Jit Across Continent .
ROADS PROPOSED
Blrtiiiiw MiiUirliiB In tUHi
1 i.... unin IlKlirV
..noiT " A miTl'i' inoi orlsi a
hlr hil"HM-tu.J mi,i.
hi?.. iirKi lil'iH froiii Hi At-
f" Tun t'lti-i iimii v.iii "
"7.n nl " prlvaltV VII I'll
"'"'ni. ui llnll m now I 'll.
tiol piVnilfflU IICIUNI Oil. HUH-
r ...... ,i im ii titii!iiiin
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ITriw1"1""' !'"' I"";
. tha country iiit'iiiii'b,l
' ' ,,,4 drlvnrt. tnwftrd lh
f Willi.... Hii.1.i::.li
"2 m ii'"!"!!"!- Iubl..l..r.
Jliirw new iiaimcuillliiaiitul
da cunrtruelnd.
ill. I'liMwl Billion i ."I iivr
i. , I, I II. in In ut-IVInu
'"JLl ,Mnlllve "f III." A A. .V..
2ml i( Hi' llroll Aulmnu-
Ltd. '
4U. u narllcuiiinr nu
L3tlnrnll M '"
bad r. Ilanry. '"" '" "r,r
Uvni la hwnnilim the run-,
tr'iiSliw H'"n eri''"
Liaiaunca inrlUUrs nil wall '
. . .... ..lilnn. liflil
Kimniir
fVKZ. i
IM M(iH l.f.lcr nnd If.'."-
amHrar, A l .! ':nm
,blc la bacon.' M I'tior -
.... it,. u,i o! ) tmti.tr itr.
LiHrall'l I" I'."-' "I 'n ilf-w
Ci b 'lil " Ui rl 1 utr.
J2f, mr ro-i1.
I Auhuitn liniiKllitf
Itttput tn yiturn 111 l-ci n n
hiixirt chnimit In lh-i AttKudn
(miiiIii puiillr nml irrivit.iil.tin
IntH (m1 riiU. Tnortt n
Lit vhttd KrfM Kriiuim )( nur
Ii dlil mil Invnr lurun
4littm In ilm rttnitnuiiliy bttl
t inuitor'nilun fni-ll.tlim. Hut
r.mlilr thU lny linn
4 U ! nuwhir vldrninil
(nuMrixl oponlil(in to high-
muituc.lon. '
H M Mnfldonl Hint I xprott
V Itmuht or vi.ry nulmil iltllu
t l Iht couniry whn I voice
'iWWl nf I ho Amarli'nn
4Kti:i HMoclniKin for the
worthy tffurin nf Mr. Hanrnj
neurit fur mnmrHtn thrw
VM of, 'Coherni which will
from runt to cuunl.
Uhv tlio l.lncnln hlRhwny.
ir Baklid liliihivny.i tho Na
tal Old Tntlln rund. llio I'lkott
' Octtn-ta-Ortan, hlKhwny.
Mlonn trail, the Mldlnnil
Mi thi old Hiinnlnh ti n. I. I ho
tuiW-PntlNc hlKhwny, Iho Dlx.c
fttUBj hlKhwny, und tltt Vlr
tj hlihwny. now BtritichliiK
mi 111 c.iMtlntint. Hut nvnt
EiWn vara nut caH.nl into biting
tii mull of rurtttul ntudy, itu:
nthor Iho rfnulln uf pnnmndl .'
tK iportdlc errnrm on Iho inri
ft tfttrmt irauim.
I lich of thcid in ttorvlnn n com.
M rtirpoi. Kuril H l.i In hit
ntka KtctlAnti rlitarr tiXtihHr.
hit la hflnlnit bind Iho ntnloa
twtull which limy nana In .1 coin.
Ktauio. Ench In ontlroly worthy
f BPIKirt.
T1iri Itmilm Nw1.-l
'Wl th tlmo la rlno f.)r IV-
ttvlrnction of throo nw inu.in.
r ttaktra no nartlrulitr Jirfdr ir.ro
pfcU cttlea ihty noronnnr l. 1 inn
lb. 1 'I'lnk Hint Mr. Iloirnt
nlf hu no Intoroat 1.1 ncointr
ft twain loratlty upon thi r.i'.uo
pnaolthMti hlKhwnya. 'lltvlnun
ptwmott oqultnlilo dln.rloutlnn
l4balo have nno In thi" nurth.
tli tli (j (..n tkvn 1111 J
5l Ihrnunh Iho ni'ont northorn
WW to tho I'aclflo nnrihwoai,
J"inr thrnuRlt tho contnil oc
n tin country, ondlnK nt
K rranclaco, and nnnlhor oxtontl-
C1 Iram tho aouth Atlnntlc ntuton
Aniflea.
TliMti throo hluhwnyn ahoul.l
"lit with fnlornl nld by tho
tlirouih whlrh thoy pnan.
l innolii ha donlnuttod nn iib
"l hllhwiya, and nhnuld bo
3? "i auptirvWnn of tho atalon
J the amallor nomniunltloa
"'F.lt which thojt , ina. Potty
iutlcit of tH noiioo nml
tPa who nook nrlly to ohiiiUi
n' Will' nf lnnnoyn rooolvoil
nn of inntorlatn ahould not
"Wrmiiicd i ply ,n0r ,ril(,
21l rouioa, Tha piitrol of
nitMii, ahnulcl ha In lh handn
Wto cmiatiiliulnry."
S"n Conm Uln
tLTU"u ,!Prt havo rniitla
"njitnto an to tha coat of op
32 nn nutomohlle on a
rJJ KlRtirlnn; tha orlnln
tloproolntlon, Kfinollno,
""'t the, coat Of a mllo for
n oontn.
'ming and Chain Adjustment Dealt With in This Article
1,
..""oHm. no it Now
J yu npi.ttoil Tor cor-
WJ 11,1,1 10 yur mtr
aporotiit'u ...i. ....
nipiltntlonn for
hnn
m-nnaoa until 1111.
illifi.V 1 nacuran from thnt
iH. Iff:
."-will
(nun
J It nowi
Hi, ' nppliort fnn your
fiSi'!!r yohlcl ""onrniT
liti " l,ow ""' rollovo
&hirWii ""rtnlnetl
)v ... 1,10 hondllBhln on
l&t i,;r.oonfnrm to the pron-
ll"" '"lulroinontn? .
ButMiit, now nnd nvo
"'I llnlillty t nrroat.
"kn """Unw roqulroa Hint
C ?MPal,,fl "it nlKht time
ht I? Jlnnn n wnt hnrrt
'tB.T,wl,y nn' maollnt;
Uw SIt.n.lc"lnfr minor vohlnlo,
iH oTrj;r ? minor vohlolo
H-tV'-r!roSi'y'Wn)iia'ttWCTi r , "
J' yj Timing cover.
l4iX ro show- n
rV'-F ,V rAwr i - ' . J I
Little Tips for. Driver
XtaHhllght Hampers Driving.
When tho Starter Ktlcks. .
Krumlne Headllirht Rlrnn.
Allow 8teerlntr Gear Play.
SIDE VIEW OF
OVERHEAD VALVE
ENGINE SHOWING '
TIMING CHAIN AT
FRONT.
ADJUSTMENT ,-7y.
lly lIAItoi.:, i I!.AN''1IA1U
lU ittio Ji u ;Mt:ii Mv l-taillir.
It in iM.vl-uliti' t ht.y 1 wni-.l ulntli:
tipfttk lll.llllk-. Hji.llk UtlllUK MtlliU
iLith'ty' ..n ' tli.r.rrit arn lm
If oti ii uui.t:i ictultK ln:iy ho ulc
lain.! ! t'i;iiu; :ln hr-iiki r
I'tMitJ I I'l ju n wili n. ; it)U n
Ui"T (lrl cmitr vhj lilt !.i;irk
U-ti' Ij ivlritil.iL (tii j, .;( fan 1
III" 'htmrU i.ruli.K r.iiiy In: v.ir;-J
hy hum' iiu' Hit' chimp mii-iv on (lit
!'Hi'k aiV.itiH " 01 in u Ii. 'It 1 "U it'-N
Ho -Mil tin. 1 mill t.iM. tuinlii;: i Ih-U-.i
I rll-'aly itiiill tin hrc.iKfi
t'!l,tj ili'P Jil-l !'Jtl,to nvi-n.
On win fitii)4 1 with J)ftro
l:iiiiot, tho M'ttlns' may ho v.irn-il
X ItHlrtaMltllrf I tIC IK-I4-W whlt-n
littliln ihii lriul.r rani, t lien nun
Itiir III tain uliKittly. Thin mrow
imiy ho i'UImt nt I In tup ur tin
Itottuih at (hi U'liltluit unit Mliiilt.
Tho Htmrk . llmittK may iiIku ht
chiDKiMl by Mliur.onltiK cr lennih
ultiK thf N)mrk Wilvuncn lttnia
Nttd mi (tip" Vnnl tltln Ik iIoik- hy
ItriiilliiK r Htrulrihti iiliiB' I lit rut
rtllHl-HK tO iw ttllKT, If lllltllt lT
llM'HI WuyH MIlffliCH, tilt' iKIlltioll
uilt dr.vo iti'iim muNt bo ci)rrftly
riutuhitl. Iiti or ur)y upark
Nmrk muy iilitu ht lui to fulluro
if thi npiiri; ntlvaiifii nicrhniilfin
nmy nln hp ihi tu fnihir
of 1 hi nutuinritli" tulvitiu-p luiM huu
U111 (wht-ii flito.l). A lute n 1 mrk
rAttHrM loitii uf piiwt-r ami ovcrhful
liiK whllu tin early Hpurk will pro
tlufi n fitvtri Kpurk knork with
ohh of puwi'r wlu'iiaviT iho knock
In hciiril.
Ih'tul cinlor Ih nptiroxlumtrlv
tnilicutt'd hy tht cloxliiK pnlm of
utiy rxhiiuiii vnlvt tilihouich tt In
mom iiLt uiiilo to tloii'riiiltii tl u I
ILLUSTRATING
TIMING MARKS
ON FLYWHEEL.
raillntnr and timlnfr gear case
must he removed nd the camshaft
Bear remeHhed to Klve correct
tlminir. Cones of valves out of
ficfuls, much plnre Is x xfi? re
sult of the diffusing of thouaandH
of particles of dust which coijict
on the lenses, each part.cle acting
as a miniature lena. ,
"Proper head!ff?ht adj'jrftin-.'nt
and the use of legal lens is not
t;nie are rare, except due to slip- J the whole story of rninlmiii.
mtKe of silent chain on cars so i headlight glare,' Lucius d:--larcH.
equipped, and chain slip will never I "Few car owners ap:rt c a( tha.t
uut ui uuivsn villi. 11 itujuaL.iit.il
neglected. However, If chain
Replacing a camshaft- Gear.
rr Int-l FftATOM Scmnco. I mo
cnnti-r hy ohtiurvlng r' position
through 11 ,Hark plutf holoA
Imorri'iJi valve l.inliiK will pW
ilini hinrt of power,, overheating
and other tt-ouhleH. In most cases
It may hit npfutmcd that tho etiKlnc
w:ut rorrertty tlmotl In the first
plni'i. iiihI therefore ahout the
only reaunn fr checking valve
ttniinif 1h to bo sure that nothing
h.tH Kllppetl or broken or tu check
up on repair rt'orli recently done.
If Iho valve tinting romoH under
rmsplc on. correct spark timing Is
fulr cvlilenro that valve timing Ik
correct, A belter Indication Is Iho
cloning of lite exhaust valve when
iho piston Is approximately on
top i-iid center. This Is merely
a rough check, however. Tho de
Hiralile melhtid Is to check the
opening or closing of any vulva
.against marks on the flywheel.
T)iwiniaicl, U usimllr
inarkC'fi with Hues and symbols
such as i:o 1.-1, 10. 1&4, etc.,
which stand respectively for ex
haust valves open on -cylinders 1
and 4 a nil Intake valves open on
cylinders 1 and 4. On most
engines if one of these marks Is
brought In line with the vertical
center lino of the engine the valve
Ind cated ahoulit just be opening
or closing as the case may be. Hut
mite that valves must be In prop
er adjustment before vulvo timing
can be checked. If a bent cam
shaft Is suspected (rare) check
opening and closing of valves nt
each end of camshaft. Valves In
ilmo at one end and out of time
at other indicate this trouble.
allowed to become very loose the
chain may slip one or more teeth
causing derangement of spark and
valve timing. If it slips many
teeth the engine may refuse to
run.
home chains have automatic ad
justments and require no atten
tion. Rut otlier cars with chain
(camshaft drive have various
forms of adjustment not always
easy to locate and occasionally
tr.r adjustment is concenled within ;
tin i-nilng g?;ir case. Jt Is ovm
aJj'e to examine your Instruction
bonk for Information on thin point,
but If the Information is not
there, or if the Instruction book
Is not at hand, a careful inspec
tion of the tlnvng gear case will
usually reveal the adjustment If
there is one.
' If the generntor Is clamped di
rectly to" the roar of the liming
gear housing, chain adjustment is
usually erffaicted by rocking the
generator toward you arter loosen
ing tho base nut, or It may have
nn . eccentric ndjustment, the latter
be.ng especially likely if there Is
a shaft und- coupling between the
generator and the timing, pear
case. Adjust the chain as tightly'
aa possible without causing the
chain to hum. - Although a much
better method, 'when there is an
Inspection hole of some sort In
tho timing gear case directly over
tho generator or camshaft sprock
et, is to . adjust the chain tight
enough so that the chain cannot
be moved back and forth along
the line of the teeth with the
finger (motion lengthwise of the
car). Then loosen chain up just
the headlight ' lenjs th;rs lv
ht-.ve to he kept In con :::'in Th
dust oi the' hood of t:i. averfaf
cat is an itluMt-ri n of the con
dition of .the lam j ien-ef Clai
headlights- w. u d . be a mater'al
he:p In the w n. af guaraia 3
the hiuhw&vb 1. ninht."
This suggesci-vi llnke.l up l y
Lucius with an Kin warning that
motorists could f.ei ihtinselvtf of
much tjlare -it nigh by keeping
windshields clean Jier- iho sau.e
,erfect holds . han du-t pat-lcl
If you are In tne habit of driv
ing at night with dash lights burn
ing, or if you operate a car with
the dash light in series with tail
light, cover the reflector with a
piece of green .or. red celluloid.
This will enable you to see the In
strument board and at the same
time It will protect your eyes frpm
the bright light, You can nee the
road better it no light at all is
used In car,
. .
When the Htarter sticks from
starting with an advanced spark.
It can he released by rocking the
car back and forth with high gear
fnaged and the brakes released.
Do not try to tow the car to start
or It will be necessary to loosen
starter from motor to relieve the
strain and allow the gear to drop
back in position.
To stop a leak In the top, paste
a round patch over the hole, In
side and out, and apply drying
paint with top dressing to protect
the patch from the weather. A top
that has been down during the sum
mer should be given a coat of
dressing to fill -the cracks where
it was folded.
''.
If your car is equipped with,
four-wheel brakes, always con
sider the car. behind you. It may
have brakes on the rear wheels
only. Put a notice, "Four-wheel
brakes," on your spare tire to warn
approaching motorists and- save
the rear of your car.
--''
"When adjusting the steering
gear, allow a little play to prevent
Its' binding and to relieve the arm
from vibration and road shocks.
One Inch travel of rim on the
steering wheel is about right, -';
' '-
See that the generator Is work
ing properly as the battery Is cal
led upon for extra duty during
the winter, months. - .When the
lights are on they use the full
charging capacity from the gene
rator. , , 1 ii .
If valves aro out of time, tho enough so that it can be so moved.
FUMES FROM THE GASOLINE TANK
Christmas Spirit Ahtnmils Alntipr Automohilc Row; Conven
tions Hooked for New Year ; Christmas Sales Feature
t'l... lli.t I.. l.fltlllllltOI
Wnyn to X 111 o Joy.t .uu imvt'il
Nut hy kind wortln .Inn lUt'iK
Homo Bin'i ial tnltuiiM iluu wo vo
aavoil ,
To tllvu Yu'.olide lilfm uu inci-ils.
Now, Ulirlsliiinn Ih ii Imppy tlino
Km- Hin'citii.oK liooo v.. v..
tuii.-.i'i . , 1 ,
Why not nuiUo the household
rliuo . , ,
lly riwiirdl:s tho lUciI.i or
imithcrii?
Wnyn to her hiippiiicwi. n neeiim.
Should Uf ioi.e.1 oii-i..-,,..,-,
UnlofliiiiK font 01 iiy, miii'Ob
hettiiiu . ,
Willi minor key under her pm.i.
...
Tho Ylltcll.lt' Ki'iifoil IhlM your
Vlll hrhiB in ii" 1 '"" '
.U..1..1 ,, to uliidt en Ih" hoilM"
luildn i.l Kimono and l.no ""';
rarddeiui.. KitM" ..d " ,c
moetlJ w.ll ho nielti (diiiv fitiulien
m eoniimr. w.th the brlKlj.
ahlny new i.utoinohlhn wl mh .111
roll out or 1110 vi.ii.,.." " ''" ,.,
puny wilenroonin 10 i
dnovyi-rd. r noujo f - J
oeon rev... . . ,
SoluaeTfurChi. 11...- .l?-
hverv wheiewlin 10 "'"
heirf, of nuild ...id ''!''
und mm nn mm k."". ;, .
peiiue .....I ' 'Vrw. .
wniidlnnii Kri.en. ij, "'V!.",
whleh lielom; "Y' .''1 ,,
Krrt.Kle mid nttiMiiliinl K"' ""
l.eulei'H eliuin Hint iieeoidlim
prtUn indtoitlo",. thin 'jr J
,0 H Rpett-er ...it.....'." 1 " l
,, .1,,,,, ever belnre. In neeiuuh
tl.o o I.UH been evolved I he 'J"
within the enteKory f ' " "l
Z 1 i 11 urn hnpplne..n limn thm
title. . .
Tl.o II (liuidpiinturo iMolor
JK "tstus . ffi
fuvnred one.'i who nre due for sub
stiin.hil Kirta of popular modeln of
nutnniohllc.l.
Clifford Harold, Dulck snlos
nmn. on Wednesday, made a trip
in t'oitiiKo Clrovo on n business
errand.
11. 1-. rinoilpnsturo etniie down
Krlilnv from Ii h rnni'll on tho Mc-
Kenn'e. Krnnlt In hnprovlntr In
henlili Hleiullly but pinna to tnke
it easy for some time.
lutlff Inir from tho Interior dec
orations of smart eoupes which
tread Iho loeul n.nrtn, quite a few
or the fair sex are ntepplnir on It
mid rollliiK their own through the
crowded I raffle.
Kurtnnn Howard In drlvliiK a
new Jewell do luxe conch, pur
..t...u.i 'i.,ien,liiv froiii the II. J.
Urlnclo Motor cnmpniiy. Mr.
Hr;..Kle spent Wednestlay In Port
land on business.
Sahwrnnin In Poi-oniled
The show room of tl.o Coy
MUbael Motor eompnny presents
a i:av spccinclo In Its array of
everu'reen trees and other colorful
decorations In token of the holiday
Konson. Tlio iir.n 'J
flnlPbeil a number of improve
nieiils to the Interior and the
added embellishment of Kieenery
lends new iiinrn. .o a v.-.j o..v-
llve place. They invite the 411111110
In visit ll.e revniiiiif.i m
OidciJi on the hoolm for Chrysler
cum Include Christmas deliveries.
Itnlit. Callnhnn Is the owner of a
new Phrvnler four coupe, pur-
ehnse.i on Wednesday. '
t
10 C Hlnimnnn pintle a mid-week
Irlii'lo'rortlnnd 111 the Interests of
iho Kldcllty l.'lnrince company.
l'nlho lo IVnluro Snow Minor
Whenever there occurs n suiri
cleilt fall of snow I'atho Newn, rt
movie feature, plans to nond a
" nera.nan to .MeKeimle pass,
O ,'re lo snap the snow motor ll
nc on. II will be remembered
"hat .'ox New- ban already fea
red the exploits of tills drlft
,, VlKat device, Of late It ban
t mped one word along the
il v-llne owliiK m I'm. ,l,mt
nine "f the snow which fell nloim
1," Venn ban disappeared, some
J retches bel..K enilrely barrel, of
U1;,, beautiful." The vnluo of
. ,.tin of the snow motor ns a
iHihllcty feainro of tho upper vl
lev ennnot be over-enllmated as
,,,vle views showlmt the r..Bod
L ; ndeur u tho blfhcr reaches ot
McKenzIo region would be ex
ploited In virtually every theatre
throughout the country,
Mabul I had a lovely nut sun
dae. Alice Yes, dearie, I have one
coming to take me motoring to
night. .
Tho Johnson Motor company,
distributor of the Willys-Knight
and Overland cars, reports good
results from a special sale of used
cars. Joe Stroda of Harrlsburg
last woek purchased a new Over
land touring car.
. '
V, CI. Johnson, president of tho
Johnson Motor company, spent
tho week-end In Portland. Del
Ltston of tho company roturned
Wednesday from tho metropolis.
Karl Stewart, of Eugene, has
been added to the staff of sales
men of the Lane Auto company
to operate under direction of Hugh
Winder, in chnrgo of new car sales
of tho firm. Karl is well versed In
on i' salesmanship and will bo a
valuable acquisition to this de
Six Oir Satea In Topic
Tho sale of six new Oldsmohlles
In six days, a feat performed by
the F. K. Calkins agency the first
woek In December, is still a prime
topic of conversation in local auto
motive circles. This is a record to
be proud of and Mr. Calkins Is
receiving hearty congratulations
as a result. In anticipation of a
rush of , Christmas buying tne
salesroom has been adorned with
clttstors of evergreen, mlHlleloes
and other festlvo heralds of the
merrv Yulllde. A feature of the
winter trade Is tho sternly de
mand for Oldsmobtlo coupes and
a consentient " difficulty to fill
orders for thin typo of car. Sev
eral nro scheduled for delivery on
or near Christmas time. A car
load of coupes Is duo within two
weeks nnd Mr. CnlUinn went to
l orllfind at tho week-end to nr
vnngofor further ' deliveries.
..
liny O'DonneU, distributor nf
(ho Packard cars for this territory,
Ion von for Portland Monday where
he will attend tho nnnunl conven
tion of Packard ilea lorn of tho
stnte, booked for Tuesday and
Wednesday. From there ho will
travel to Detroit to visit tho fac
tory. Hln Itnerary also will In
cludn New York whoro he will at
tend thfl national automobile show
which opens on January 5.
Wifn ' This wonderful view
leaven mo speechless.
Husband Shall we stop hero n
long tlmo, dear?
Sales of two T3sex coaches was
tho record of the Pnnjnmln Motor
company nn Wednesday, lat. The
now owners are O, C. roleron uf
the Hlair Boulevard service sta
tion and Fred Chambers, well
known orchardlst. The company
reports that the demand for Essex
coaches is far ahead of the supply
at this time.
'
. Street Car Coach Viewed
Lively interest was created on
the streets Wednesday over the ap
pearance of a Graham Brothers'
street car coach, a vehicle of
twenty-oue-possenger type, which
had arrived from the fac
tory at Stockton, California. This
same type of car is used for
transport by the city of Dotrolt,
something like 148 of the vehicles
being In commission there. Tout
of the car hero was under direc
tion of F. M. Hathaway, of the
Dodgo agency and who is also dis
tributor of tho Graham truck.
F. M. Hathaway, Is making
preparations to attend the Nation
al convention of Dodge auto
mobllo dealers, which occurs on
January 6, nt the factory In De
troit. Mr, Hathaway estimates
that moro than 3000 dealers will
gather in the Mlcjilgan metropolis
for this meeting. The policy of
t ho Dodgo company as - regards
sales and service plans for the,
coming year is expected to be re
vealed at this conference. Mr.
Hathaway expects to leave Eu
gone on January 2.
The C. LDunn Motor company,
distributor of Nash and Ajax
automobiles, is making un enviable
record in sales of the new Ajax
models. Two sedans wore dis
posed of In tho early part of the
woek, ono to C. B. Ruth of Hll
yard street, nnd tho other to
Ralph I-alrd of Creswell. The
firm finds an ever-growing de
mand for closed models.
Wo must havo uniform speed
laws and traffic ordinances all
over this great country, of ours.
Kyle Brothers, of Florenco, as
sociate Chevrolet dealers, wero In
wugeno Wednesday conferring
with F. S. Gannett, distributor for
this territory.
.
L, ,L. Simpson of the Gnnnet
Motor company, nnd K. U Kollen
born, Chovrolct representative,
called on Chevrolet dealers nt
Mnpleton nnd Florence during a
drip the first of last week.
Examine your head light rims
to see that small drain hole is at
-bottom. . Wntrlf frnm - rntn a rwl
Ktuiier on tne mass ana sera cross from-washing the car will settle at i Carolina hflB the- highest rate,- 6
ni-i inn' me "jf j- mi tot, (iiis.. . oottom. rusting the latch, and lens. cents a cnllnn: -
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WILL ATTEND CONGRESS
Leaders to Take Part in Pro
gram January 11-15 -
SECOND EVENT IS SLATED
Head of Dwilith Minor Club nn.t
Pnvtldcnt of British Associa
tion ScJiodulod to 8 peak
' f';
T.oadInfr men .in motor trans
port activities all over the world
will bo present at the second worbl
motor transport congress. New '
York, January 11-13. according to
the proKram announced this week.
K. W. Chrlstennen-of the Roynt
Automobile club of Denmark, 15 8.
8hrapnell-Smlth, president of the
commercial-, motor uners associa
tion of England and Dr. 13. Each,
director of -Institute tor transport
science at . Cologne' University,
Germany,, are among the dis
tinguished visitors who will par
ticipate In the discussion.,
The Afnerlcan" men on the pro
gram are. all chief executives of
motor companies. - Among these
are Charles Clifton, Alfred . P.
Sloan,' Jr., Walter P. Chrysler, .
Pred J. Haynes. Roy D. Chapin, H.
Jf. Jowett, Capt. E. V: Rlcken
backer. H. H, Bassett, R. C. Gra
ham. Charlee D. Hastings, Stew
art McDonald, : M. L. Putcher,
George M. Graham. . .
Representatives of ' tn6 ports
makers who will address the
gathering Include E. P. Chalfant,
president of Motor and- Accessory
Manufacturers association, H. A.
Stranahan, director of the automo--tlye
equipment association, and S.
D. Black, president of Black and
Decker. . . ; . . - ,
-Motorists Will Pay Tax
Motorists of the United States
will pay a total of 1139,906,242 In
gasdllne taxes during 1926, as com
pared with $70,724,490 collected In
1924. The average gasoline tax In
forty-four states, this year Is 2.44
cents a gallon; In 1924 the average
was 1.81 cents. Only four states
out. of forty-four are levying a-tax
as low as 1 cent a gallon. South
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GLARE CAUSED BY DUST
COMiECTS ON 1, ICSl-.g AND
DIKPURKS LIGHT
Anolher method of enmbe.tlng
ini.ng hendlightn Is BUKrest
by h. M. Lucius, secretary of the
Automobile club of Maryland, who
oautlitns motorists to keep iho
hend-lttmp lenses clean.
According to tho motor club i f-
MUSIC
for
CHRISTMAS
Can you imagine what Christmas would be with- ' ,
out music? The romance the happiness the good 1 -;" '
fellowship would be gone entirely, "Peace on Earth, , '
Good Will Toward Men" become an empty, mean- '
ingless phrase and the cheerfulhess of our usual ' "
greetings vanish. " . '
. ' - ' . - '. " .- :, f ' . t ,.r
. . Music stands forth in history as the Great Inipira-
tional Force.. Not only in war has tt inspired' men
- to great and heroic deeds, but also in peace it has
'' - inspired greater and finer achievements.' . . -. i " !
Music in-the home-rmore use of musical instru
ments in the home the development of family mu
sicJl units, is one of the greatest needs of our time.
' '." Now is the time to develop the latent talent in your
.. . home, ...; ... .
A Few Suggestions
MEULIN PIANO
WEBSTER PIANO
PEASE PIANO
KROEOER PIANO
PLAYER PIANO
BENCH
EDISON PHONOGRAPH .
COLUMBIA' PHONO
GRAPH EDISON RECORDS
COLUMBIA RECORDS
HARMONY RECORDS
BENCH COVER .
MAONAVOX RADIO
VIOLIN '
GUITAR ' '
UKBLELH '
PIANO 1
BRIDGE LAMPS
MARSHALL'S
Stanley Building
56 Ninth Ave., West
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