Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 17, 1929, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR Production of the new Kord re cently reached the first million when Model A engine No. l.Oon.. 000 came off the assembly line In the motors building at. the Rouse plant of the Ford Motor company. The occasion was marked by the gathering of official of the com pany who havfl been active In the production of the new car since Ha i Inception. On October SO. lit). Henry Ford r.tamped the flRiire. 1 cn tho first Model A motor to be assembled, and building of the new engine was under way.. It was slow at first, hut Ford co-ordination of men, ma terials and machinery soon sent the output to higher loel. until it has now reached the total of a million new automOlve power units, a remarkable achievement for the Industry. The history of the Ford Motor company presents a striking con trast between this production rec ord and that when tho old Model T was introduced. It required seven years and two months to produce the first million' Model T motors, while tho first million Model A enineswcre made In slightly over fifteen months. :, It was on October 1, 11108 that the first million mark was obtain ed. From then on production grew rapidly, until In 1927 when tho fif teen millionth car was built, the company had facilities for. produc ing two million Model T cars and trucks a year. Then camo tho de cision to build a new car. Manu facture or tho Model T, except for service partn, ceased.' The new Model A car was developed. FLIVVER SAM A high powered car 'and a low powered brain above the. ateerlng wheel Is one ot tho worst combina tions wo can think of. "' The difference between profes sion and a trade Is that the first named has a Diploma nnd the 0.st named a Packard.' "Statistics prove thnt a locomo tive Is not nfrald'nf an ntitonoblle." ' A Fool There J. The man who-dldn't know It van loaded. .- . ,,,; '.- , - .. The cut-up who rocked I ho host. The""drfver WW VbuliT'ilsiVr'r slop,' look and listen. ' . Tho sport who 0iuld take It or leave . It alone, . ' r' O And tho motorist who ran his en - tins) In a closed garage. , ' - " - . Automobiles with ono light fre-( quently tP,; to take two sides of the road. '.-'''.-.'. It happened during Lon Chnney's trlslc to New York. As Chuney stepped Into a taxicab In front of hjy hgtel, another toxl driver yelled io hon's chauffeur. "Hey, that's Lon C'hnney you'rrndrlvlng." "Shut your face," shouted the lrato: cabman, "and stop Int-ultln me customers." 0 Out of UieQouttnrrftt. ' An Oklahoma woman hns nnmod her twin riauichtprs Gasoline und Kroscn. . O Th old man' name Is probably I'oto Holeum. ler's hoping they grow up a paraflne glrla. Ho wants them refine A? not Had they beon buys, one would probably A have bern named 1'cn SSI nr. Or" O A . MdforJ man went Into tho auto wJcKraom and tald. "Ilfh to a roadster with o rumbi sont." "lfa., fllr," Mid tho RAleKrnnn, "her la o dandy car." "But whoro U the rumble?" mild the buyer. "Oh,, you'll hrar It when we start," -won the answer. ThK' ioholarly appearing young man runhod Into th police Htntlon. "I wfch U rvport, h ftaped, "that my car has been nlolen.M "He who did It?" queried the Aak norKennt. Y-yea." What did ho look like?" "! fear I could not dewrlbo him accurately," replied tho little man. 'hut," (and h! brlKbtoned up nnd produced a notebook' from bQ pncKHt) "i Hticceeaed in, tiiKinR in number of tho enr," "nvpn'a fool m,y win favor If he -emain "ilnl" wan probably writ ten of a man overtaken by a traffic rop. . - ' And Continuously, i Thoro aro now noui:h nutos In America to permit every man. wo man and child to rldo nt the, wim time and pretty xonn all tho raw wilt b ablo to pet Kns olmtiltnn eo u sly. .f'adcMrlnna1 am unnnlmoun In their dkmandH for lighter cam and I m llo on tire. Ulltlo did grandmother think thut (h morlnir whool was to bo on m a tho fnmlly clnle. Italn In th wot muff that make frlendn In utnmnbl unahle to co you afoot on tho sidewalk, 8lrano, hut nowaduya we sel dom neo a tiro over a door when we UHd to aoo nt lnnt forty home rhoe. . ropria-ht, Mm J-'rature Syndi cate, Washington. I. C.) Ilabblta wer plvcn rhlldren In Arlern, Hnxony, ax prise for the fccflt flcscrlptioa ot a rabbit ibow. . , !0P Four ' m i v t j. f t x f j rest? 1 It Jit M. i ( - TheQbove picture U tlie personification of peraonality. The three beautiful representatives of femlnmlt)? were adjudsed wlnncrt In a penonaliiy contest recently brld at Long Beach, Calif., and immediately after die awards were made the winners selected an Oldsmobile Ce Luxe four-door sedan as the personality car. At the left is Mildred Bennett, who was adjudged the Lonj( Beach Personality Girl. Lucille Rutherford, Whose attractive figure won her widespread acclaim, is in the center, and on the right is Fay Clark, third prise winner who was characterised the exemplification of the personality of girlhood. - ? HOME EDUCATION "The Child's; First School Is the FaXilly." Froebel Issued by the National Kindergarten Association. 8 West dOth OStrect, New York City. These, articles nro uppeOini; each Sunday In the Mall Tribune. ' . PROMISES AND PIE-CRU3T ' , C i. . Nina Brown Baker. ' V"".. Martha nnOKatlils have reached that f.lnilll;ir liro of Kit llf.crndc I phnmhln .h.,. ninlU Hnlll.t f,. '. '. ' ...... .w things must be shared. And they HFIX; IAN Qi'EF.N SKKKS have planned oh, for nges! that AID IN' IIOI'SINH CltlGS when "lien' Ilur" comes to thel' , . r neighborhood movlo, they'll See It nRl'SHM.HW) uccn Elizabeth together. They'vo read the imok ' is landing a hand to help solve the ' together, yoPseo, stngid tho l.O.sl housing .problem that has persisted! exciting parts In Martha's attic and made tne wiiolo tlQilllr.s stoo an , Intlmata part of their mutual life, i Ana it napprn.o or mi ronumih: things! thnt tho picture houwo down tho Htreet hn' honked tho film for Llncoln'H .blrthd.0', u school holiday. Of course they're going to that mutlnoo. The week preceding la crammed with exciting plana, requiring Innumerable con ferences and countless cipher notes. Vonnlea aro anxfoiiHly counted; tho little girls suffer equally when Knlhorlne's colit thronten to do volnp Into a sln-ln-hed catastrophe and know Identical surges of relief when the.-cold "imsneH Mveryhody : everybody -rt ovoi. knows that Alnriha nnd Kujiie mv Rnlng to tho "ften Ilur" matinee on Mou-;' il.ty UlitTIH'Ull, j .wutie nn nnur ie0ro thelooi'H t'ouia possibly open. .Martha "comes hy'"for Kathlo urnyly nrr.vycr) id swing'. :js her blrthiltiy pnckthnok. Little Kul hie meets nor at tho door, evosivo-eyed, clearly at ca.so, and wearing, her, morning middy. ,Vlth n urjeyiy premonition of' disaster Mrtrtha0nters. ; Airs, .Mil-, Icr, Kaihle'a mother, looks up from ; her sewing to greet oOviHitm kindly. "How sweet you look, denr. Is I .Mother well?" 9 . . . 'Yes, thank you." 1 Martha triew lOQ.mile, biit that miserable, falling titHHatlon at O,, pu or tne stomach grows wore. but oh, surely It can't dreaurul Mrs, Miller proceeds to makel conversitlnn. "Hid you loll Mar tha about tho lovely treat Outldy U plannViff fft- us, Kathie? Ho is go' Ing to tuko us to sec 'IJeOlur to night," Kiv - explnlna brightly. Won't that bo lovely? Ond per haps, If Kathio Is a vary good girl, there'll bo loo eVenm afterward.." Martha lit rim stricken eyes upon her chum, who squirms into the corner of tho davenport nnd looks hard at tho tcQ of her shoes. 'I only knew It this morning It'll a . surprise," sho murmured feebly. "And such ti delightful -fMio.'" Mm. Miller smiles. "It will bo Q spiennio ror Kntuio to have viutdy there to explain the historical parts." O wavo of contempt that Is not In tho least childish curls Martha's lip.- Hho happens to liuvu heard Mr. Miller remark that lie read the book when he vqh ten. Qsho and Kathio know ail about the histori cal parts. At school they're In tho midst of 1 toman history and they have worked out tho wtoi-y in every detail on tho ancient maps. Mar tha feels, and rightly, that their fre.h knowledge Is Infinitely more full and nccuinto than l'apa Mil ler'swtunty rememberings. RiVnre- follows Mi's. Miller's last gracious words, during which fho sew serOoly on. Then Martha clenching her hands Into dcpi hpi'Mto hnryio little fiaiH and trying vary apeak plluly, brings out, "But Ksthio was going with m this af ternoon, Mrs. Miller." "Well, that's too bad." the Indy answers. "I remember now, you i ulrlM wera ttlHtintnu thnt. weren't ' you? Hut qs eariy. ni.d t expect you can gefine of the other tti' to go with you, can't you? IMnln, sturdy llltlo Martha lifts her head, and h Qionewt eye meet the mother's aquurely. "Kathie pnimised to go with me." hc says clearly, nnd , u promise is a promise." A faint frown puckers Mrs. Mil ler's forebendr " Vnu mustn't he rude, Martha. I have derided whal Knthio will do; tli.U Is suffleleut. And nnywtiy," fhe nds laiiKhlnKly, for Mrs. Miller U ; swet tioiton who cannot hear to be severe for lonn, "yon mnt reniember the old saying, toy Qir; 'I'mmijie! are like-eniNt matte to be broken"" Thin graeioiH, ehnrming woman has dtne two dn;idfu tbliiKs to day, and the ient of them Is cheat ing her child of n very preeioun In timacy. The friendship will bo on. but Aomethlng fine and lovely has gone out of it, for. Martha will never feel ture nvaiu. Uut tho big thing ot courtc, the vlckeulnv thing MEDFORD MATL Personality Winners ST k.y VTrV ia'UiaG this mother lias cheerfully flpMeil She sncrodnesS of the BlOU WOril.- ever since tho great woo The ciueen is sponEorlng o inovemOt nlined-to provide moro lio: A iialiin feminist, MisV I.ouis Villlileiiplciui, doclitl't-s that in the ' four largest cities of tho country families of six members or: nPire iPli, have hojuoM of three! rooms. O - Of tho Iq'OO.OOO Helgia?r.Q.llfe8 only oue-Mcjrvnlh i properly, nii mmniHiiiR. o 1-. . i...f a O 'THOUSANDS OF ; : . , TIRE COSTS rv . .. -1 ' u - rufl' mi in i.,rWjsv.,iii' ml'-ui yr.'. - u a u.'tt m II Mrlro-- M j w r"t I o OL'U "nil-inclusive" Fircsloue Proposal of Service, covering 28 ' , ttpecific lire services, will cut your lire coaSti lo a new low level, .. as it i.t ctillfliij lite cosis of llioticatuls of oilier truck ownern. No guesswork 110 (speculation, hut a definite pretleterminetl certainty. The Firestone Heavy -Duly Pneumatic is tlie one tire engineeretl for all truck anil hv.s service. And the! Firestone Proposal of Service is (he one program for maximum mileage anil lowest cost per mile. - mm ''' vl & -I ' 'r HvAiO" H'r Onlv Firestone Tired Arr Let l .i Tell You in Detail We Can Save Yczi Money Ami Serve .You iietter . ... Older Tire Service Co., Inc. . O ' Formerly Exchine Tlr, Co. Medlord Jackson and Riverside . ' . v Phone 510 Tunein Tomorrow Nifiht on KGW, 9 to 9:30 Firestone Hour THTEUXE, BEDFORD, a Willi SEEKS NO! CIGARETTE TABOO; h...siu., in. mi me v. a- j fifteen-story structure, which will men's Christian Temperance Union j be equipped In the most modern in aOitatement strlklnK back nti'ty'". WM mean a realization of i p.imrrt Hiisrhesi. tha ..wrliw who' rlll,n.l nu i.n.l . , i re.s. ueciareu it is not seeking an;gueslg. desires in the way of serv m.-c.Bar. i coiifliiiiiiionai amena- ninni " . ment "The Intost attompl to bollttle .....u.u... ,ui..yBi!.. wnies i since Mr. Mamuei Has been man from -Rupert Hughes, who evident- aRlnj; owner of the Vanx Hotel Jy has been led astray by the 15-land Lady Shirley apartments. His Vuthful reports of the W. C. T.. U.'a many friends wish him success In viws of narcotics and cigarcts," this new undertaking and San tlV. slalnnu.nl Kaarl l-U. IJ.,K t. I i l - ...v..L .vf,. ..1,. jiiiRii.a declared the W. C. T. 1. has railed in li. purposo and will continue to fall wlilte It carries on its prihibl ((im campaIfn against clgarota.1 Municipal Judge Watklna of Tampa, Kla., has ruled that a roa- ter which crows at night Is not n menace to health, even if slecnera . . . . 1 are awMKeneir. f OPERATORS' ARE AS HIGH AS 50c?- THE SAME WITH THE GUM DIPPF.D FOR EXTRA M i a . i . 111 W ,1 II f'r!'lono Heavy Duty neum.ilic Is 1 l ,"d KppcH turmtpt) a r 11 f ever- ord K wit u rated nnl Lull ltiti Hi,' r,f;4i;t tleibility nail itic whole trtitture of the tire! -sj rv - n 'OREGON", SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1929. FIFTEEN STORY i APARTMENT HOTEL IN SAN F i Conceived In a modified ;ifli manner a, new mmiirn ' ture' will contain 325 rooms. Span- strnc- j each ' with a private, bath anil each as- '. itored of an out-aide exposure hav-1 " t Feruarj- ls.uvheji tie.'frocKj Un of the rooms appointed!!! .,'i jwlih built-in. tlviures buffets, eler.. ur, mrtn u 'vm clmrue Toombs !.AudItor fmind J3.5l0.oao In -cur-j trie- refrlseiatlon, electric ranKe-.i w(,h llslI,K thp Ilioll, , rtfraiid., ';Uih misslm: from the Insurance private rudlo connections, -'and .ev ery convenience for complete, com fortable -iiervi-r-8uch. Is: the new upartmeul. hotel ;to .-rl.e. fifteen stories and grace' the Tiky-liiio of San Fr a n.clsco'H distinguished close-in section. The total Invest ment will exceed II,?S.n00. ' I'pon completion of this masrnif iceut structure which Is to be built on the corner ot Ueary and Shan non streets, between Taylor and Jones, it will be sold to Mortimer A. Samuel who is now managing owner of the Manx Hotel and the Lady Shirley apartments. Mr. Samuel is one of the .most i successful hotel men In the" west. started his hotel career snmp enty years a-ro in Han Francisco. I nee that llBio he has coiifMently advanced in the profession and It. Is expected that his new hotel will ; be an emphatic confirmation of his j success. ' - q i For many years Mr. Samuel has I looked forward to the day when ! l-o could have a hotel designed to n, urenms. Tho guiding factor iln Mr. Samuel's success has jWays been keen percepllon of his )ce, comfort and hospitality. This e t i.. i i . . i fnvt 111 ItdA.r haa n 1 uk wi Imitn ttom, nnstratoH In th fullHt1 titont rinin.iBi.u win iihvm reanou in on pro 1 id of same. TOKOYOtPj The emancipation of. Japanese women has received new. semi-official recocnition in I the erection of an apartment house for unmarried women in a Tokovo Suburb. Tho Japanese nres refers : :i the nlnee n "nn niri tnfiirt'a rn; ... anise R EDUCING THEIR -YOU CAN DO STRENGTH, J tJ a s M-i ( tlit only tmrk and bin rubber 4 solution. Kver Lutilutcil with rubber, add- streuih und unifying Illu&trated Is a sin It cord slriped back from liic corcaw lo show how v ii is composed of mail Curds strand and M1 ion Ol cnun iiiwrs M BOY GENIUS I FINANCE TO FACE 1 JURYFORSWINDLE I' CHICAGO t& .ftny V'i'Coamte v. hose bubble ot hinh flnaA'.hunAiamd '-nr4i comiisny. Tne Inu-rna-Isuit fall, ttnris. runnint. tKe Itrfcit '.'jiori.it f.ite, Insurance company of .Mtlllous of dollars nr. iinolved in accusations ajjaiiLH ih.V' KanJiwli farmer's son who came to Clilcoirol In J MO -with J30 In hlpxlvUj'Liva Ort-e bank wa closed to pro Tooinbs' .boyhood ambition to jteet its depvi!tor. , . make money had soared to'wfvon-j", -Toomhs-was beselged wllh'XVa'r flgure heights before he became 1 ranis. Thy wanted him to ex entnnpkd in his'own financial web. plain $2,000,000 missing from 'In his homo town of Wlnfleld, Tr.ombs & Dally: it was charged Kas.. Toombs had anplred to fame J he bad manipulated that firm's ac In finance. . I lls business partners j counts in his Insuronco business, there found Trtisf ideas "inn fust" for i St. T.nuis officers wanted Toombs fto nnFrrjrryr:.' -at . . Jill 1 1 :iMmKi, ' nareReflectorFlasUight A dependable guaranteed two cell rUtHhliKht complete Willi lresh batteries nnd uuih. Handy urour.d the car. garat-e or home. Al- w:iyn splendid value an even greater liarcaln ' this week at only -t : Reliable WindsliiJ Cleaner Regular Price 4 1.88 A Wonde? Value ': This fully jfiiitrantecil .vacuum operated wilier Is coni.kO- with nece.iar' rubber' itihins for connecting to intnke manifuM or vacuum tank. Oreatcr siTfe ty ir winter driving at only $1.00 Limit One to a Customer Cushion More Driving Comfort K.iieelnlly popular with ladles and KinaiK person. Heavy, Kli'sv rulit'O'Ied mntarliii, well stuffed: will not puck. Keinilur prloe l.tf. Dollar Week. ,$1.M - , , - U. S. "Jire Gauge Tho ensllv read olcOt - fr.ee pjuire. Absolutely acounite. nnd fully guaranteed. Km- balloon . or blKh nressure tires. Tn neat ca.rrvinir ea.se. Heifu lnlv tt-'Orj-durlnn this Hale r. 7 Regular Price $ 1.75 A 3 in 1 Smoker' Convenience a g A combination cisrarJttoM container and auto-w nut tic fMTVd. match box holder, and flfh rccplc; IJajiily attached. This wtk Auto Tow Rope Tlj-rf's moro winter to c"n.p.. iu tht t a tlniHy sav-j Uig. Kvory car fhouldl hiiEhcst -Ki-udtx -tuclt man la roi-c with loop fustenfra. Bin aavfcig Imperial Gas Filter- RewkrPrktfl Double Saving Here Imperial ttas Oltrr savej on price. anl . 'saves " afterward an gas consumption and on better enjtlne npci atlon. I"urahly mnd and nl! atta(-he. 1'lta all ears. 1-00 This week, only J I -More Cor. , Y' Wjndslii-Sd n K SWedge t -A. r , 7 I 4uien. Toombs ; disappeared. . Injto clear tipt the deficit that bank? ' i succession lie was reported to bejrapted his Insurance company. t ' in Montana, Denver and Chicago. The nam of Jomci Bruce, son ' Toombs then pecan his, skyroek-lot Senator William Cabell Bruc, tet-Mk nscenalon ln money circles. jA year after he arrived in Chicago i ho organized a mortgage companj j ttpfuiKnd'ftt SlOO.noo. With O: H. ' tmlly he"cntercd th( l.nSalle Rtrtet money mart. Tooinbs and Dally I eventually" built up a brokeraRO ' house with a cnpl'nl of Si.60f.0u0. : In - suburban Downers drove. yH'ifonmtff .Itecamn- a leading citizen .nnd'iirf'Sident o tho Stativ liank .stv Loui was mid in June. 1M7: il Mme. ; cojnpaw. -Jleortvershlpa enveloped that, eonipany as well ns Toombs- - i Miio&co broliorage.. The Down- Ends Saturday, February 23rd 'Twice a year, I he world's largest retail ' ers. of vialoring necessities famous: throughout the West for better values "' orjers "DOLLARS WEEK" a . veek : of. even greater bargains than tisual. The articles we have placed on sale this "njeek, at only ONE DOLLARolPACH, are especially ';' attractive . . . Every car ownej' will find in this advertisement a number of ' things he , . need. right now, or will need soon. So f . . buy now, when your irgmey will buy the most -.'.". and remind your neighbors of thjse worthy ! sup riaynte ' ;Go!f Bails Guaranteed for SO Made peoift!ly for Western Auto" by ono of lO-" 1et kiiowu nianurocrurer.-t of otiality srolfltiK goods, "tMajicIte" liall grlw ncl rtlftancf and true. Jl.j'i Ci'lue : Jl.00 a Customer : . for only limit fS Shine Up Your Car A pint bottle of Imperii;! rolW iov tluco. IjuTHlvr, Xapon and other tiuishes. . large, can of Lu lu rial I:ite Metal l'olih illne fw-ii-hel-Chroniiiiinl and a 5-yard Si'l of sou i hcexevloth. A It OS combination for ihiIv. $103 (Three Qegular SOc Imperial D&t Cloths Ono of th? ht-t dust nbsciberM : made. Fine 'for vour : or vour furniture. J'av. be' vashtd without In- lury. Each cloth iu handy can. A blip SI. CO uotth this week for lust ...... Otf Klassy Step Plate- Htjalir Price flS Every Car Needs Them finnpiiy looking-, prevent slimilni:. ave wear on runnlnlioant. and ' keep ear leterior tder.n. Heavy polished nl'iminum nh rubber enter, taur ropiiur bnv price of II. 4j re!!!!-,!? 4. to ...... ...l.00 "Western Auto" : Service A f.atur. tha sav. V0U money . . . Service, conneiit ions ai-e maintained lh all" cities xv'.iere' we h.ive store-.-, .o thai tiKvdA nurchasu from i:. nay be proiwrlv and tM-omptiv In Ktullrd at a v. rv luw fist rale In many hitam-es free of a!J co..(:i. than 150 Starts in the Weet Supply Co. Main and Riverside jT) '' I VA'S Price- 1 T 7 Combination 1 J L T"1ttit jWi I TTI ijn t jot Maryland, ,vns mentioned In j haarlnits bcroro Dansruptcy refer ees. It was ennrgea 'loombs bor- rowed from Bruce o buy the Insur ance comprQy; Toombs in turn said Bruce was safeguarding the mlFslliR 3,:00.000. Dally. Toombs" partner, testified their firm had lent tf.0.000 to Wll. limn DaOng Shepherd to finance .Shepherd's trial on charge of mur derlns William McCllntock. . Shep. herd in turn was to turn" over $2, 060,000 of MeOllntoek's estate .for -Investment In Toombs Dally, it was testified. - Dr. E. F. Morgenstiern, Toombs personal director' In his insurance company and said to be a-former jphyslcisn of the Czar or Russia Qi named with Toomhs when ho was charged 'with-larceny 'and Ille gal ' dlsposalNof insurance - stock. Now" he la tinder bond- on thrcfV charges' of overissuing- enpithr ! stock. . ... An Indlctmjjst for tho alleged embezzlement Q $120,000 in bonds from the Downers Grove bank like wise awaits Toombs. "Western Auto Ml wnne economies, 100. . . Onyx Gearshift fifell fienuine Imported Onx, 1 hcautifully colorwl ftnd livurfd.' In both round nnd the new ova! shapes- A rnappy touch 'or yfcpr car, Ueduced do O Handv1 Clamp-on CWar Lifiliter.x neguiar price ?Ls Clamps on Easily ' A wondei'f ul convenience helps prevent hurned ringers and clothing, makes driving safer, and Is a precaution uwi'nst forest fires. Ahsolule hnannranteed. A blc 11.45 1UI UIII ....... .....9 I.W Kav-Bee Stop-Signal J Regular Price f VIS A Super-Bargain med nnd thoroughly de , l.fiiilal.le stop slKilal. I'ornplete with wire, switch flnd sprlngrt Ftiarenttied. A reirular J1.7S HHrguIn at "Western Auto" for $1.00 "Dandy" Spotlight Hero I aVDollar Week Itargaln! A handsome. powerful and dependa ble SpotllKht complete ivlth clamp, wire and plus; for only. ......... 4 . Specials for Fords -bum" (Transmission Lining- f Regular Price - f Ms For Any Model "T" Ford Three piece of lonowearinir, chalterless lining wilh rivets, liesisis heat and wear (iWora trunsmlssitin system anS ab sorbs enonsh oil for proper lu brication, lu-gularty $1.45 Pollar Week i ,;1.00 4- ; : Foot Accelerator and Pedal Padt V'f lust a dollar "Western Auto" e.ffera Fnrrt owner this irreally Increased driver) iy. An easily In- Kiuuea and cuaran' leed foot accelerator rat or 1 and a set three rubber. pedal pads. Jwtlar Wtok only ... all U,r 1tjst $ J m ..in. ! ; ir 1 h J J ( f'7 HJever a Tl iDwiJI ,n.ilsj.