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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

Motoring Department The Heralo
1al kindly give me some information
as 10 the proper timing of a four cyl
,rder motor. / have cleaned the car
non out of my cylinders anu law
r-round the valves. What IS the Dest
way TO wire ana time my motor 50 -
10 get II in running order tol III ll-sS
of a flooded carburetor on me ICSU'
how would you start your car - =.
la1 Assuming you have a DallSLg
..re+ar-, with four coils and timer "
Ascertain firing order or motor Z - -
No ] piston at the TOD oSee ~ ~ +1,e
the firing stroke. 90 SET rote1 ~ -
timer So 1t makes contact with one O
the segments Of time about 10 oesISe9
past the top dead center WAsH III -,
rarded position cd ALtaC- -
Fror, 10 ] coil TO the particular con-
rar- and follow in rotation accorulnE 20
the firing order with the rest on M
Cofls Sd that each cylinder viii receINs
the secondary current upon coming ~
the firing point ,t.s ,ocl-z
-urD switch off, and crank the motor
brfsklv for about % turns Lnen c 10y
mem and crank motor with s"4'ci'
turned on
1rotoring. Department. The Herald
After. the engine Of my car mas Deeh
running for a little while the carp IF t
TOR runs dry. but It only does this WASn
7 ,-s-f mn the engine the first time IN
~
the dav. Otherwise II never gives any
trouble on the road, either driving OF
cunning idle. The auxiliary tank on ltIe
dash remains full, and the hole IN me
49, is quite clear have opened up
me valve that shuts of the gas from
The rarburetor a little more, but II does
NOT remedy the trouble 1 nave taken S.
the carburetor, piping and au1llary
eDart. but find nothing to stop the gas
from flowing Can you assist ne IN TO-
eating the trOubleE OWneI-
Would suggest that yOu inspect care
FULLY the float valve and pivots OF LloaL
Also note whether float sticks II Is
possible that overnight corroslon OF lne
Darts causes them to stick for a TINS
when first starting. Since your trouuIe
disappears after motor has been run
ming a Few minutes, this seems ths
most probable cause OF your tfouDLe'
Motoring Department The Herald
car Have been keeping my auto IN 3
stable and garage cOmfsnec, ana Inc IN :
that some chemical action has IaUsu
the paint. and in some places II IS LalI-
7n.- off Could YOU recOmmend polis. I
or varnish that could be easily appIleo
with good results? Cd How and Where
can I have my brass lamps made oiacA
under the heating prOcessE q j. l.
fa) 1t IS not advisable TO keep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
MOTORISTS PROBLEMS;
SOME SOL WE'D HERE

-st,+a5 vehicle in a stable. The cherni-
cal action you speak OF IS cauls eu
the ammonia fumes arising from 80 -
refuse. Any reliable coach oulloeI -.
-,,1-1-s- Car7 hest recommend the most
erritabI polish or varnish after inspect
ing the condition of the vehlcIe-
7bl ANY responsible auto repair CON-
Danv will do this or have II done IoL
% 80 rTbers are some enamels you can
apply yourself
Motoring Department The Heralo-
have a gage for testing coHlpL $500 -
t,It 40 NOT know how many pounds per
nit fncb there should be IN the CYL
inde~s. What should this average pres
S- The average is about so pounds.
>ro+orinq Department. The Herald
vVC77r5 Durtfng one-half teaspoOuLul
r,r kerosene in the carburetor every
few DAYS prevent carbon from LOi ---i--7
on valves and cylinders II not W. 49,
,-ouId prevent loss Of power caused
No it. viii not 1t is best TO p1i
.7,o,1t a +easDoonful of kerosene direct
~ into the cylinders and nave HlOloL
Craul-ad over few times with spaLA
e = 80 time The Kerosene then VIII
sza+urate and soften the carbon II Iett
- sand overnight. When the motor Is
later started some Of the carDoL tllua
sOftened viii blow out OF the en-. ~ - :. =
tive cylinders. It is best 10 remoNe
the cylinders, scrape out the carbon
ana regrind the valves In order 10 Oo-
tain best results.
Motoring Department. The HeTaIa-
The timing gears in my four cyllnoeL
r,1DsbOut rattle What remedy WOuic
Won suggest TO prevent this u "
The rattle you hear IS undoubtedly
,7,,s n excessive wear. The back lash
i'm the gears causes the noise. Would
advise you TO install new timing gears
Motoring Department, The Herald
7 have car in which I cannot slow the
engine down below 500 revolutions Per
minute. If turn the adjustment down
on the carburetor il will not fire In all
four cylinders. I have looked TO the
compression intake pipes ana magnetic
u1aIe-and- break points ana have a!so
tried three different carburetors with
no better results, each one Worklns
perfectly on the car TO which 1t pc
ionged. What is the re9son the motor
cannot be slowed DOWN. r D. l.
l Possibly the field mRgnets have los'
some Of their magnetism. so that thS
I magnetic does not generate a powerfu
current when running slowly II Il
/ also possible that the spark is Oceurr
ing too early.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
ROADS ARE BETTER
THAN THEYTH0UGHT
The Recent Trip, Escorting
Drum, Opened Eyes to-
Touring Possibilities.

W F Carter, manager OF the Rio
G-ande Automobile company, In speak
ing Of good roads, said:
zone fact that was very strongly
brought out at the reception to Dir.
Drum I'm AIamagordo, last Sunday
night was the feeling OF the residents
If mis- section that it was almost I'M
1,0sSible to reach our New Mexico
Iafrbb0rs by the country roads, ana
% one speaker said. ar Drum S trip
and the consequent agitation resulting
from It in favor Of better roaQS, las
done much for US II the way or snow
ing how good our roads really are
even If il does not result IN their De
ing made better n
.sNany of the residents Of FL Pas
who own automobiles have wished ~.
e. v-as POSSIBLE for them TO make Jrllesas
70 AIamogOrdO, Tularosa- CloudcFqLttr
boswell and other of our nearby nelfs---
I0rs. but have felt that such trips 49,
5rnDossibIe on account OF the aes
On1v in case of absolute necessity "a -, {
rIev seriously considered such a. lI4P
Tourists Are Surprised
Those who made the trip 70 eIsLilo
rordo from Il Paso and Las cru .
meet Mr. Drum were very a84 SSayL
surprised 20 find that instead ~ M
Tffffcult roads which they eTpecle &c
TO encounter they were able TO make
the trip at an average speeP OF :.
miles per hour. and at no tiHte were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
WILL GIVE $500 TO SICK
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
TALK ROAD RACE
DOWN MOTOR ROW
Several Dealers Signify
Willingness to EnterCars
Into Such an Event.

Road race talk is pattering down au-
tomobile row. Five dealers on gas'llne
row have announced their wl'!'n@iless
TO Put ca- il an g." Paso RAD race
and before tn, sumner IS ''-' IL =
nor at ali improbable that sucn a race
will be run rr-5zo-, AMI
III. l. Burkhead with the tucson ano
Dr. F. r Williams, associated y an l IN e
Chalmers. announce that they ~ Iet>ly
for anything that comes alo ai{b. Jay
Knox declares he viii enter eltnef
TSian6e~s on an j.. NJ f.. Z. T. Nlseman
and f; F. Anderson viii enter could q 6oI be-
counted upon for at least one NisSeA
eEtr-. go l<,,-,,- r,o-,,
A most likely suggestion comes rom il
Lewis w. Teel He mapped OUT =
mile triangular course with sltFtihs
point beyond Fort Bliss On ~ Ssg ,-
raneb. then over to TObin and back TO
If the roads could be put IN any sort
of shape this would be cofAlnsI|
likely course
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
BAND TOGETHER IN
AUTO ASSOCIATION
Automobiles of Southwest
and the Borderland
Route Organize.

The naturalization OF the Border
land route has banded together the
cities OF FL Paso. Roswell Las cruces
Deming. LCrdsburg- SllNef CITY LOU .
ias Risbee Nesilla Park ana Organ in
to an organization whose function viii
he the guardianship Of seutnWestern
roads which are on or ramiIy the bor-
derlabd route a meeting Of this assoc
CATION is to be held In FL Paso when
the fun organization viii be completed
and when every Gty on the Borderiand
route or aatoi7iRs it viii be invited TO
attend.
At a meeting OF the representatives.
o. this organization Dr.. =. J. Turner
was chosen as president and the Of
fees Of secretary treasurer have been
merged and placed upon the shoulders
OF !. D. Bukey, secretary Of the local
club.
Tho new organization VIII weld to-
gether the Automobiles of the third
Cfstrict-the FL PasO district-Of the
transcOntinental route.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
TAKE SYRUP MS 5" IF
HEADAGHY, BILIOUS, ea4STIPATED.
Sweetens your stomach clears your head and thorough
" ceanses your liver and 30 feet Of bowels OF sour
bile, foul gases annd cogged-up waste.

All those DAYS when YOU feel miser-
able. headochy. bilious and dun are
due to torpid liver and sluggish bow
els. Tire days ,.hcn yaHr stomach is
sour and FUN OF .sas when ycu have
INDIGESTION. the ni.cIts wacn yrur
nerves twitch and YOU are restless
and can't sleep could be avoided with
a teaspC0nfuI OF delicious syrup OF
rigs Isn't fl foolish to be distressed
when there is sucn pleasant way 20
oV erc0me tt-
Give your inactive liver and ten
Yards Of wastc-clOgged bowels a thor
ough cleansing this time Put an end
90 constipation.
Take q teaspoonfu, OF syrup OF Figs
toui-ht sure. and just see for your
.clf by mOrning. how gently but thor
ouElly all the sour bile. undigestcd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27
HE HAD HIS Fun.

Where do you get your papers, lit
tie boy Il buy EN- from Jimmy VII
SON and who is Jimmy Wilson? ,"
Hes newsbOy-he buys 'em at the
newspaper office" How much do YOU
paw for them2' Two cents How
much do you sell them fOr2' Two
cents" But you don't make anything
at thatg' Nope" Then why DO you
sell them2'' "Oh, just to get to boiler"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

fcrmeuCing
matter is RI
yEteElnO
w eakness
You siulpl
active and
(
matter andI
laxative isl
delicious 81
druEgfug j
entirely Of
arouatiCs =
Ask youN
syrup OF :
Refuse wfl
called FIG 4
meant 90
label TIE
the name.
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

food and clOgged up waste
loved ON and out of your
nausca-uO griping-n0
s. can't have your liver i'm
TOUR thirty feet Of bowels
with sour. dccaylnE waste
feel we'll The need Of a
a natural need. but with
-ruu of Figs YOU are nos
ourself BeinE composed
luscious figs. SIENNA and
can not injure.
druggist for the fun name
Piss and EiEir of SIENNA.
.h scorD any OF The So
syrup limitations TIe- arc
deceive you Look On rle
-, :. - I. :
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

H7no fnrfr
urnauea NJ low
pt rlal vi 0
with
dhoFth EASILY stheaF
3
eads for
nd
plunpne ness snd e ways 2
ysa~se
MRS. SUMMERS Box Il. Metre Dsne, ino' y. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-27

ToTl
I wildnaI. free Of any charge. ny hons treat
rent with fun instructions 90 any sufferer from
y-ornau's ailments / want to tell "a women about
IRIS crre-you, ny reader. for yourself your daughter
vo-r mother your sister want 70 tel VOC now
- cure yourselves at home without the help Of q
5octor tsc- cannot understand Wonlen's suferings-
what We women know from experience We know
better TRAN any doctor. know that my home treat
meat Is q safe and sure cure for LeucoThoea c.
0hitfsh discharges, liberation, Displacement CT
Failing Of the Womb, Profuse, Scanty OF Painful
Periods. Uterine OF OVarian Tuners OF uroNL1ss
40 rains IN the head, back and bowels Bearing
down feelings, nervousness, creeping feeling ID
the SPINE melancholy, desire to cry, hot nashess
vearincss kidney and bladder troubles where
caused By weaknesses peculiar to our sex
I want 70 send you a complete ten day ueat-
enl entirely free to prove to you that you csn cra
vorrssIF et home. easily. quickly and surely. Re-
nenaber. that e viii cost yoG nothing 20 give ths
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
ALL OVER JERSEY

The Mullica Hill volunteer fire
company will have an oyster supper
next Saturday evening.
The famous Dale farm IN West
Glassboro has been cut up into small
farms of five acres each.
Rev. j. M. T. Childrey was warm
ly welcomed as pastor of the Had
donfield Baptist church at all SER
vices Sunday.
Henry Rice, a fourteen year old
B~ordentown boy, went to Trenton
last week to attend the fair and he
has not been seen since.
The Cumberland Gun club has ar
ranged to have a big shooting match
at Tumbling Dam Park, at Bridge
ton, of October "a.
Quantities of fruits and jellies
were received at the Harmersvtlle
Union Sunday school Sunday for the
Friends Mission at Philadelphia.
The Pennsgrove council has passed
an ordinance abolishing the fee sys-
tenn and fixing salaries for the new
tax assessor and collector at $3.50
and $3.50 a year respectively.
Special services marked the re-
opening Sunday Of the Williams
town M. E. church, which has been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

undergoing extensive alterations.
District Superintendent Nichols, of
Camden, had charge of the services.
AS she stood up In an automobile
to put on her coat, Miss Catherine
Riley, at Trenton, was thrown with
great violence to the ground as the
car gave a sudden lurch. She is in q
serious condition at her home.
The Sunday school of the First
Presbyterian church of Pennington
observed its ninety-nfth anniversary
Sunday afternoon. Addresses were
made by j. H. Wright, of Trenton,
and Elias Vosseller, of Pennington.
An eight-story apartment house Is
to be erected on the site of the Will
liam BOLTON home at East State and
South Clinton avenue, one Of Tren-
tons finest residences. The cost will
be upwards of 500, 600. The build
ers are J. Walter Lyons and Harry ].
Lyons, pottery owners
Rev. G. F. Hager preached his
farewell sermon as pastor of the
Stockton and Kingwood M. E.
churches Sunday.
A bag Of oysters he was lifting fell
upon Harry Lincoln, a member of the
Gloucester Board of Education, yes
terday, severely injuring his back.
With all the bars actually closed,
Gloucester was as dry as the desert
lSunday and there is talk of erecting
a public drinking fountain for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

thirsty.
Kicked by a horse. Frederick Welt
Iner, thirty-three years old, of Mount
Laurel, was taken to Cooper Hospi-
tai. Camden, Sunday, with a badly
cut kneecap, but left In a short time.
Falling from a bicycle, Stanley
Parker, fourteen years old, of 821
South Ninth street, Camden, badly
injured his right arm Sunday and
was attended at the Homeopathic
hospital.
The contractors driving the pllings
for the pier at the Gloucester immi-
grafton station work only on the low
tides, and it looks as though the pier
could not be completed for another
year.
Coming in contact with a tin can
while swimming, Frank Falls, seven
teen years old, Of No. 129 Main
street, Haddonfeld, sustained abra-
sions of the abdomen, and was cared
for at the Homeopathic hospital,
Camden, Sunday.
AS the result of the filing of petit
lions Of protest by residents of Sew
ell, the Mantua township committee
held over for another month final
action on the application of the Sew
ell Water Company for the extension
Of It's franchise from twenty to fifty
years.
Captain Charles Reeves, of Mill
Vile, eighty-six years old, was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

stricken seriously Ill with heart trou-
BILE on his boat near Mauricetown.
More oysters have been shipped
from Bivalve and Maurice river this
week than in any other week in the
history of the industry.
Wilson Conner fell hfty-fve feet
from a platform In the Diamond ice
plant in Wilmington and sustained
injuries believed to be fatal.
The large poplar trees which were
badly burned by the Whitney Glass
Works fire at Glassboro seyera.
months ago are being cut down.
On Tuesday Bridgeton Council will
elect Elmer d. milford president, tc
succeed the late John N. Glaspell
who was the presiding officer for four
years.
Roy Dillman was fined $40 and
costs in the Wilmington City Court
because he struck a man in the
mouth with a pair of pinchers and
knocked out several teeth.
Special revival services are being
held in the Clayton Mission.
An all-day meeting will be held in
the Glassboro Mission Wednesday.
Baptists CT Sewell will have an
oyster supper on the church lawn
tonight.
Ralph Morgan has been elected
police captain of the Williamstown
Fire Company, No. i.
Several valuable horses In and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

around Burlington have succumbed
to spinal meningitis in the past few
days.
Millville's new hose-drying tower
is nearing completion, and the coun-
ell will order additional hose for the
firemen.
A number of Gloucester county
farmers are killing off their hogs,
because of the high price and the
menace of cholera.
There is such a rush of tomatoes
at the canneries at Winslow that the
fruit is being shipped by the carload
to other plants.
Negotiations are veing continued
for the purchase by the Pitman
Camp-meeting Association of the
borough storm sewer system.
The Ben Franklin Dramatic Club
has been formed in Gibbstown with
thirty-seven members, and F. Mes
sick president and w. Hibbs secre-
tary.
The Millville Social and Athletic
Association will give its annual re-
ception, entertainment and dance to
the ladies tonight.
The schools at Winslow, being
o~vercrowded, the Board OF Education
has engaged rooms in a private
dwelling to accommodate the pupils.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

To Remove Paint From lInossnr.
To remove the spots Of white paint
from inoleum, keep them satursted
with ~turpentine until thC softsn. o.
II they are very old aud hard. ure
equal parts OF turpendns and ams
monia. They will soon soften and sss'
fly rub of, than wash with varSa wa.
ter and use q httls soso, thac itase
and wipe dry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
A Mystery.

An old lady making her frst visit
to the theater saw one OF our social
ed classical dancers. When the cur
tain fell she turned sIeitedly to haz
daughter. My soul, Meliadai" she
whispered. IT'S wonderful Shes
that graceful and yet she nsyez ozca
moved her feetl"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
Safe With Father

In a fearful thunderstorm one dsy
Baby Ida begged her older sister ID
take her to their father In anotbss
room. just ~ they started, there cams
a binding fash of lightning. "sistor,"
said Ids, pray God to take care Of
me until I can get to Internationally
Comnanton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

Read the classified ads. on page 8
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
Fine Clothing

Men, not only can you buy the easy way for all
the clothes you want, but Saturday we'll save you
big money besides.
The man, or young man who wants something
really classy can be satisfied here. No finer styles,
materials or tailoring can be found in suits that you
will pay $50 for in a cash store. Fine all-wool suits
in Serges, Worsteds and Tweeds, in smart mixtures
Of brown, tan, grey, blue and black, all the latest,
styles, perfectly hand tailored; were ex- 01P M
pected to bring $500. Take your pick PAC.OO
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
MAN-TRAPS IN RAILROAD YARDS.

peculiar contributing the accident which befe Harry
led the editor make inspection portions of the extensive
railroad yards Wma the conclusion that said yards in
the condition they simply manap where little aen
paid the risks taken who there Very few of the
spaces between rails filled with plank keep feet from getting caught
and rubbish of all kinds swept from permitted to
the tracks, which STUMBLE especially in the
dark, they must along the switching Of
These observations not written from feeling OF hostility towards
Tor none such have said observations
led call public attention the matter which believe of such
vital importance lives and welfare many citizens
believe that such conditions exist in the Wmar yards
would be tolerated large terminal yards the cities We
working occupation that the best most hazardous
conditions and that
pense their safety would be msspen Conditions
the Wmr yards bad and don't believe and look for
yourself.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
CIVIC C0MMEM0RATl0N
City of Hutchinson Plans Festival
and Home Coming Day,

The editor has received an invita-
ton to attend the 50th Anniversary
Commemoration Of the Sioux Indian
Massacre and Defense Of Hutchin-
son, Minnesota, of 1862, which will
take place on September 80 and Oc-
tober l, 1912, at that city.
This event will be in the nature of
an Old Settlers Home Coming and
Pioneers Reunion and every former
resident Of this vicinity will be made
welcome.
The program of the celebration,
which is being prepared will include
reception to the Stockaders and
Defenders Of Hutchinson, a reunion
Of Old Settlers and Pioneers, and en-
tertainment for all visitors. Among
the events will be the cornerstone
laying Of the new school building 81
years after the burning Of Hutchin,
sons first school house by the In.
dams, grand historic and civic
street parade, and appropriate exer.
cises, addresses and entertainment.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

The weather turned suddenly cold
last week, and Sunday everyone was
hugging the stove. What change
from the Sunday before!
Did you get ticket on that BEAU
tiful china closet at the store, which
will be given away to the lucky win
ner7 Call at the store and the man
ager of the contest department will
explain it all to you.
Oscar Dahlstrom, who has been
assistant clerk at the store, left for
his Minneapolis home last week.
Axel Bjorklund and Miss Esther
Larson, who were married Monday
Of last week, returned Saturday from
trip to the cities. The groom is
one of our popular young men who
has been reared and grown to man
hood in our neighborhood. The bride
is a daughter of Anton Larson of
Lake Lillian. We wish them happi-
ness and prosperity on the matri-
monial sea.
There will baptism services at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
Among those who will be baptized
and join the church are Able anG
Anna Ekbom, Laura, Mabel and Will
liam Olson. Everybody is invited te
attend the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowman
were at Bird Island couple Of days
last week.
January list our mail carriers will
get increase Of salary to $1,1O0 6
year. They will probably have tc
use lumber wagons after the parcels
post system goes into effect to bt
able to deliver all the packages from
Sears-Roebuck and Montgomery.
Ward Co.
Now that Doc. Yak has got his
million dollar bill changed we hop.
that he will come this way and no.
give it all to the people Of Goatville