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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02

After all November was a very en-
joyable month.
Mr.. E. L. Bethel, of near Bittinger,
spent last Saturday in Oakland on bust
ness.
A. D. Naylor & Co., have a
big line of gas stoves at the right
price.
Advertisement.
Forty years ago last Tuesday Henry
Muhlenburg wac appointed postmaster
at Grantsville.
Mr.. J. M. Crane, of Kingwood, spent
last Thursday in Oakland as the guest
of the editor and family.
Miss Emma Salzman and Miss Anna
Mason, who have been visiting in
Frostburg, have returned to Oakland.
Miss Orpha Ashby, of the Kltzmiller
High School faculty, spent the Thanks
giving vacation at her home in Oak
land.
Mr.. D. E. Offutt, Sr. was taken sud-
denly i'll on last Friday morning at an
early hour and his condition this morn
ing is serious.
Miss Douglass Sincell and Mr.. Milton
Sincell went to Annapolis on last
Wednesday morning where they are
guests of friends.
Mrs. H. A. Rasche, Mrs. Benz H.
Sincell and daughter Miss Mary Slncell,
and Misses Flo and June White went to
Cumberland this morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Mayer, of Terra
Alta. were visitors to Oakland last
Thursday where they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland l.. Jones.
Miss Anna Lowenstein left Oakland
this morning for Johnstown, Pa, where
she will attend the funeral of her uncle,
the late S. E. Bolden. tomorrow.
Mrs. H. A. Loraditch, who spent
several weeks in Huntington, w. Va,
where she visited her brother, Mr.. Row
M. Hamill, returned home on Friday
asst.
Miss Ruth Robinson, of Pittsburgh,
after spending some weeks in Oakland
visiting the family of Mr.. George
Hesen, returned to her home this
morning.
A lot of out-side-o of the county hunt
ers recently visited Accident district
with guns and dogs and carried out
lot of game, in direct violation of the
county law.
Miss Edith Bush, of Grafton, W.
Va, daughter of the late Mr.. Theodore
Bush and Mrs. Bush, spent Sunday IN
Oakland as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Bush.
Owing to the absence of DIR. ]. H.
Howard, Rev. DR.. w. S. Wright, of
Mountain Lake Park, will preach morn
ing and evening at st. Paul's M. E.
church in Oakland.
The Wells Fargo Express Co., have
issued very pretty set of labels and
cards for holiday presents for the use
of their patrons. We were shown
samples of them Yesterday.
Miss Elsie Hanst, accompanied bv
two younger brothers, Masters Lew and
George, all of Kingwood, spent several
days last week in Oakland where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell.
Rev. DIR. John H. Howard, pastor of
st. Paul's M. E. church, accompanied
Mrs. Howard to Baltimore Sunday
night where Mrs. Howard was oper-
ated upon yesterday afternoon by DIR.
Howard w. Kelley.
U. M. Stanten, of Grantsville, is
loading car at the B. & o. station
Mountain Lake Park, with ], 900 bushels
of grain for shipment to France: This
will leave quite an amount of money in
this vicinity for Christmas shopping.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02
Christmas is just around the corner.
Naylor has the Drain Tile.

lNoJIOl HAS TIC AIdlI1 lie.
Advertisement.
VIM. Hutzell, of near Accident. was
in Oakland Monday.
Sheriff Scott had official business at
Elkins, W. Va, Monday.
Mr.. Truman West, of Cumberland,
spent Sunday in Oakland.
Miss Ruth Robinson, of Accident, is
in Oakland on visit to relatives.
Mr.. A. B. Mason, of Meadow Mount
ain, was here on business Tuesday.
William Miller. of Deer Park, was
an Oakland business visitor Tuesday.
You would enjoy a sleigh ride
in one of MAYORS Portland
sleighs.
Advertisement.
Mr.. Thane White and Miss Madge
Enlow attended party at Deer Park
Saturday night.
A. D. Naylor & Co., have just
put in stock complete line of
fancy shades.
Advertisement.
James Anderson, of near the Park,
was looking after business interests in
Oakland Monday.
Frank Smouse, of near Deer Park,
was business caller here the early
part of this week.
Mr.. Joe McComas and Miss Anna Nc
Comas spent Thanksgiving day in Oak
land with their parents.
Oakland's basket ball team has made
good start. May it constantly ad-
vance to the top notch of victory.
Miss Bess Hendrickson spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Deer Park the guest
of Misses Carrie and Mildred Thrasher.
Do you want to make winter seem
short? Give four-months' note, and
March l will be here almost before you
know it.
G. W. Moon and Albert Baker were
among the teachers from District No
One who attended the institute here
last Friday.
Mr.. John Fitzwater, bookkeeper in
the Garrett National Bank, spent
Thanksgiving with relatives and friends
near North Glade.
Mr.. Herbert Shaffer, of the West
Virginia University, Morgantown, spent
Thanksgiving day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Shaffer, in Oakland.
Deputy Sheriff George A. Dewitt
made trip to Grantsville and surround
ing country the first of the week, with
his pocket full of court summons.
Allen B. Cecil, of Cumberland, was
in town Monday. Mr.. Cecil ran on the
Democratic ticket OF Allegany county
for sheriff and received free ticket up
Salt River.
Mr.. Heckler. Mr.. Royland, Miss
McCue and the Misses Rooney of
Cumberland, motored to Oakland Sun
udy anu IOOh ulIlllSI Will NT. anu MIS-.
j. A. Wolfe
Mr.. H. B. Harvey is having an up
to-date bathroom and pneumatic pump
ing outfit installed in his home near
Mt. Lake Park by the firm of A. D.
Naylor & Co.
STRAYED-One eve sheep came to my
place near Underwood about the middle
of November. Has left ear off Own
er please come and take animal away.
BRUCE BURST. Adv.
Andrew Shartzer, of this city, took in
the great football game at Morgan
town, W. Va, between the Buckhannon
and Morgantown teams. The former
won on a score of 30 to 0.
For SALE-A number of gas heaters.
Apply to John ]. Sweeney, Oakland,
Md. Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02
Prompt Payment by Sun Life Insur-
anCe Company.

Oakland, Md, Nov, %, 1915.
Mr.. R. E. Sliger, Agent,
Sun Life Assurance Co,
Oakland, Md,
Dear SRI want to thank you for
check which you have handed me, in
payment of policy of 100000 which
my husband held in your company.
He took this policy on Aug. %, 1911.
and at that time was in perfect health.
The money has been paid to me with
out delay, and with no trouble or ex-
pense on my part, and feel that l am
very fortunate in having this invest
ment made for me through the business
judgment of my husband during his
lifetime.
Yours very truly,
Adv If MRS CLARK M ROwEpc
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02
w. S. Martin Go,
jewelers., Opticians and
Music Dealers

We wish the public general that we have
the most complete line of Jewery shown in the city
We also have very nice line of French Ivory Novelties in
the of Toilet Sets Manicure Sets and separate pieces
We keep hand at all times line of the newest seIec
tons of Music.
We agents for the Kreer Piano We get them direct
from the factory and by doing this can save you the mid
dlemans profit.
We wish that you the market for Piano
save you from $4,000 $4,000 on each instr
ment Come in and examine for Yourself and be convinced
that have the best aaround Piano for the money on the
market today.
Your eyes tested and glasses fitted accurately bv w
Martin, Registered Optometrist.
We still repair Watches Clocks and Jewey Do it right
Do it neat, but not the cheapest
Yours very truly,
W. S. MARTIN & CO.
First National Bank Building Oakland Nd
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02

For SALE-One Sterling Thresher
16h. p. l. H. c. Gasoline Engine; l re-
built |. H. c. auto Truck. For prices
and terms, write or call upon r. M.
Holman, Friendsville, Md, stiff.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-02

After all November was a very en-
joyable month.
Mr.. E. L. Bethel, of near Bittinger,
spent last Saturday in Oakland on bust
ness.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
PACKARD GEL IS
LEADING PRIZE
Honors Received at Exposition
More Significant Than at
First Thought.

Latest advlces Indicate that the
Packard awards at the Panama-Pa-
cific International exposition are much
more significant than was Indicated
by the first announcement
fne grand prize. which was given
Ito no other automobile company. was
awarded. by the superior jury for quail
fly of material and workmanship, in-
genuity and skill In design and con-
fstructiUn, the magnitude of the bus
mess represented and the length of
time tie exhibitor has been engaged,
in manufacturing
In addition to the grand prize, the
Packard was awarded the first OF. the
three medals of honor! Other exhib-
tors were the recipients of fifteen
gold medals, thirteen silver medals,
nine bronze medals and two Sertifi-.
Gates of honorable mention: The
awarding of one of the fifteen gold
medals to such famous car as the
Rolls-Royce, OF English manufactures
is illustrative of the substantial char
acter OF the competition.
The honors heaped upon the Pack
ard by the expo Ion have given add
ed impetus to the storm Of public APP
prevail which has greeted the new.
twelve cylinder car recently announced
as the Irwin Six During the hrst
two days -of the display OF this car
at the expositdon 1t was inspected by
$4,000 PERSONS III Y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
NEW Bull j IlIGS
ARE REPORTED


washington, ID. :s for q suofs
brick or hollow tile apartment bail
ing sexes feet Bids WI be
the owner about the tenth ms
Bids dose on August O tor Cons EssS
ing q two-story brick store ana apart
ment building 2117 feet on Dudley
and Nineteenth street. FOR MRS A8l
Cole, 1903 Seventeenth street. dams
by Architect william n. Patton
#ersburg. 81;
ROncesert D. and III IA Nloor
Huntington. received the contract
build d two-stoTy brick and co9exe
passenger station for the ChesapeA
g Ohio Railroad Company Col
$25. 600 s
BarnesyiIIe The Methodist Epfsce
cont mpIates bsi
.1px A brick and stone trim church ~
cost about $4,000 No archit
has been retained
Baxter-Enkfe & Riggs; Grant
town, w, Va who have the CON ri
ID 81 Two story brick and stone trim
school building, for the hoard OF 80
cation, Will soon award sub4cont tracts
The work will cost $12 001
Dunbar
on erecting two-story Brick chout
building for the board of eau ION 0sI
Dunbar. The Building WI mel
I61x62 feet and viii cost $4,000
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
Colt MOTOR Dab
COMPANY HAS
BIG SUCCESS
Annual Meeting Of Auto Com
oanies Shows Years Bush
ness Above Average.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Aug. 7.-At
the annual stock hold rs'< nesting OF
the Cole Motor Car Company held
during the Last week In July. the us us
lua1 cash dividend was declared and
satisfactory amount carried INTO Ine
surplus account. 81
The companY,s annual statement
shows that the last year has been one
LOT the best In the HISTORY OF the com
many with every indication that the
season upon which the concern Is now
entering will exceed by several mill
lion dollars the business Of any pre-
yious year
AT the present time most unusual
condition exists In the Cole factory,
where. due to an unexpected Increase
of business at this season of the year
the company Is finding 1t necessary to
increase their orders for makertat
which they are fortunately able TO do
because OF their long established con-
nections with large unit BUILDERS OF
known strength and volume OF pro-
ductton.
During the last three months Of tae
fiscal year Just closed the Cole Motor
Car Company shipped approximately
100 car loadsssa week to all parts OF
this5 country and Including most OF
the foreign countries. 81
AT the present time records snow
that the Cole dealers list ts larger by
far than ever before in the history
OF the company due largely to the
popular demand for the 1915 Cole
Eight models, which constitute the
greater part of the Cole factory activ-
Eities at athe present time.
While thesC Cole Motor Car Company
will specialize on eight cylinder PRO
tduotlon, they have at the urgent re-
quest OF their large distributors In
the leading cities continued. the pro-
duction of the standard big six model.
shipments of which are now being
made regularly.
President j. D. Cole said: The Cole
company's success OF the last year has
been largely due to the fact that the
Cole motor; car has become as stand
ardized in value as In mechanical con-
structton.,
& 1t is Mr.. Coles opinion that the
public sis now demanding cars IN
which the value does not fuctuates;
and this can only be assured by a
correctness of price value as the basis
thereof.
Mr.. Cole further stated that while.
S-le stockholders were naturally graf
thed at the showing made during the
year: despite the untoward conditions
brought about by the european war
in his opinion the coming year would
be by far the best IN the history of
the industry and that the general
feeling OF confidence 50 clearly shown
by the present demand for high grade
motor cars, w hich, with bumper crops
assured by government reports. will
bring about a prosperous era for all
lines of business, including the man
ufacturers of automobiles.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08

LOT getting satisfactory car. They
nav me closest attention to price, be-
cause price is the thing that concerns
them most at the time OF making their.
purchase. Later. however. they ma
out that motor car service ts VASTLY
more important than motor car Price.
.rThera lis q mfnimum below which
ii ds Impossible to seal satisfactory
motor car; that IS, . car that Will
give satisfactory service The Buick
Motor Company always has been guild
ed ~ that great truth In nlAkdns and
selling cars. Buick prices are made
as low as 1t is possible to- make them q,
ana at the same time deliver g. car
that win give the motoring sattsfac-
ton the average buyer expects:
aI9tlck cars could be made to sell
for less; but they would be as good
as the Buick ears we are now making:
we probably could sen a great many
more Bucks If We were to ma ke the
kindSof cars that would Justify low
ar price: but we prefer to keep our
u11I.Ia iitv atandardst at their present high
level. We are post that tniss pol
Icy VIM pay us and pay our tom-:
efs In the long run * 1.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08

credited with the invention Of 2 new
delivery which has been named the
Snake Bali" While the ball does
not bite the batter 1t Ia said to be
almost as .fearsome. According to
the reports of opposing hatsmen, the
snbere floats up. 10 the plate In q ser
les 81 aocentric circles that give
hfckorx Nv ngars the StpgGere Ing
Co follow tt@ cotr6G q 1f th9 taae she
oTiSI 9sss
an 81 81 gfl1ld A1zlliS
Ibixany M s.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
NoRrlHVIEw HEAIM lgINs..

The Northview Athletics defeat
the Salem team In free hitting
game on the Northgiew dialnondaS 81
nrday afternoon BY q score 10 y
The PITCHING OF Fia1ps offs 81
Northyfew team, was theft feature
the game; ha struck out eleven or
the heavy hitting Salem bstters fl4S
is the third defeat handed the Sa1efni
team by the Atliletfcs thiss ON
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08

+ ~ - L.
program features. ss
Mrs. Nancy J. F,erril tShold the OF
fee Of most excel emit chief, and MIS-.
Nora %. Schultz b mistress Of rec
sordaaand correspondence. Mrs. Ida
Is. RIDDLE It's this year:
tive to the Grand Tempt meeting az
Charles ToN s'ln
william Thomas of Erbacon. e
former Salem resi- dent: IS spending q
few days here with relatives. Mr,
Thomas Is In failing health and ts
receiving treatment at q Clarksburg
hospital
Mrs. zanna Long, Of Parkersburg,
IN returning from q two weeks SO
journ at Webster Springs. stopped
on her to- spend Sunday and is
guest OF Mrs n. = y. Bee. Bee.
The Rev. a. Il elie5 state evan
ReIist Of the Baptist chnEch. was here
Friday night IA conf nee with the
Rev. J. 2. opfter
Fenton r. Clark Is asguest OF Par
kersburg relatives.
Several i'm ant business changes
nATeEGMkGQ4 Qtt4E&9stAAs<
Brothers now occupy & r06m m the
Central building with their furniture
store: i. DE- Smith 81 grocery was
moved from Reymann building to the
new Central building. The Universal
supply Company the new .co-opera=
tive grocery and market opened up
this week on Valley street. and also
took over the stock and fixtures OF
the Sanitary meatzmarket. Saturday
was known as opening day and re-
freshments were served I'm the store
room and IN the evening the Salem
Concert Band played man selections
from ITO 8 o'clock The store. starts
on with catering prospects and g
large number Of Irregular. customers
Edward q. Kintxer. OF Clarksburg,:
is one Of the promoters Of the new:
venture and manager.
The rendering of The Maid OF
by home talent Thursday
night wassvery creditably. = Il was
under the auspices OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union and was given
at the college, Miss Hall Eof Nor
gantowns assisted IN taging the per-
Torrance. Because Of many other
meetings in the city st was only fairly
well patronized.
~ 2 ie5 = ~ - -sfss II up 80
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
FOOTBALL PLAYERS 1'IsAINISSs

The Rutgers College football a
has beenstratning for some weeks on
a specially hired farm with the Idea
of betngStn perfectl hapeJ both from
d physical ana grfdiron stand point
Just what Princeton will say about
the Back to the FARM arnpafe
to this extreme, In case Rutgers de-
feats the Tigers on October 3. should
prove interesting reading ~.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
YTEtIANS At
SALEM USING
new HALL now
Which Has Been ModernIy
.g Furnished by the dge
at Great Cost. 4 = Z

+ ssALEM. Aug. 7-SaIem lodge.
No. 10, Knights of PythiAs. now oc--
.cuSies its new hall IN sthe Central
building which it has keassd foE e
period of years It held It's "A rst
cerem onia1 session IN 1T Tuesday
night The lodge recently purchased
new furniture for the hall consisting
OH fine set Of quarter oak affairs,
psdestals and officers chairs leather
upholstered, together with bic
fufding chairs, filing the seating ca
paelty of the room.
The i6dg recntl -cond ed g
mer6s rshfp campaign and increased
its membership from ZOE to 1913 az
the end of the semi-annual term OF
July / when the contest closed. but
the growth In membership has gone
on with Increased momentum, and ls
nearing the two hundred mark at
the present time. 9. w. Perine -
chancellor commander, " q. low
ers vice chancellor and g.
Schultz keeper of records and seal
". L. Steele Is the representative to
the grand lodge. which meets az
Charleston late this month.
The Pythian Sisters. the ladies,
auxilfary to. the gifts OF Pythias
order 4has an active organizatto
here KNOWN as Sunshine T emple NO.
81. and It announces pm bic session
Monday night, and will give public
instauation Of ofacers. with otner
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08

Miss Ida. Brooks e clerk in the
period. She returned here Saturday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08

the Pythian meeting, at
Thprsaay night
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
Advice : or Che
0bIe Owner
SSYeries and Reptile. Covering Matters cf 81

- <SsA N,
- - - - -
81 81.
: Is = comti.o,, practice 10 rsarind the
III II S1E,eiss q motor 10 worn or -
- 0ek nsex ptstom and rtnssz
depends upon the condtt1 Ion OF
4 parts Some times It IS advisable
to EeRxtnd the cylinders, Wn1cn - me
- when they are worn oval N I'M TINS
calesfh9 dttug of new ptstonss1 - 2 on NJ
Meult jon and the previous troubles
ettld rptdrm again. lf the FLINDERS
e1r circuiarity, then new piast-
md rings may be lifted.
49,
I'll = coed. pia, 20 place graphite IN
ap6ite shows excellent results
81 nSed as lubricant for the mo-
& ~ rs artion Is one of filler. the
3 SSias,fa holes In the cylinder being I'LL
sssS.s II With the graphite, thus reducing
8 1(F19 I'm sand wear. some owners use
GSa.7iihary fake graphite. while others
3 lefI,a dadoecuIated form.
Es s.,. ....:.,.,..., 1900, ;..,,i,.
~. q ,.,.Sharl,nad al the riuI,t
14soEion. ne SCENE 20. occur once every
& SSsnisition. What can be causing It7sa
.re. t.xvc, very liIsaly causes OF
1 n. 80 !, - ara e, 9t4,a
= = 80 tss.,..1.
Il s ss.1rs s.1.
0r the 0emountapte nm mas q Weu Sl.'e
;E1ooGe. JACK up the Wneel and SoLa1e
ttFat0wly, and you can soon determine
Svhethers the gears are too close. IL
sfi,fa Il ffa case loosen un the arm that
carries the driven gear ana move the
ss,sss,: oySiv Az. en,1o,uah away 10 that the
Z; a. aiiT1inatad Il the trouble IS
s+ni,nsd e, ti,a a.niae.Iomefer gears
s FlISbtssn T- m ftessfz wedees on the rim.
go ia,,.. - s,viii nate Z noise
.,,st ,s,, 5oacr,hat, f,r,a
..,,,,,,o,t Al tI,ia I,oint.
80 ssssss
!. =. 49,.
y. LII, ~. 4hr.4ti.
~ ss:sesss q. Asriss sioasd7
- r..a,Str The motor
,f,s,,, f,,snaSi 4 a,naH
60 q, ,,,1,, inch ana
= IN! tha onadrant
s;ssss 4, tmnoa.ihIa
~ az ,,,S,+o,. Nth the throttle
8 u s,eI,-
,r,tt,,
& Is 800 - 80
s.,I,ar tt,rottIe was
rokardIna the spark 20 the extreme linn
ne, and that, Of course, reduced power.
sl have been told that Il vsas caused BY 4
too kiah se6mpreesion-; VIII 1T help
. matters TO reduce compression by ra,s-
ms 1he seNslnoer ene p,es.ns = s.;ss.
ssneesH g = = = W.
q, - u, .,,,,,o,,
~ = &,
80, ~
=. : = +,,a ,,otto,,, ~
Yr -, ,,av ,,oticss1 thai
afta,. the
49,, 1.,aaned ~ carbon Il AZ
NJ tl,a hi,f co1nnression
&. I ), 80 rg,ist hin
sI,a q I,aa,.;;n = 81. i1art Il IL
800, 49,, -, rsSI,,cs5 c,nnras-
-; ,,,,tii g,o,, ora snra that a is TOO
bIel, and n VIII he better to have this
4 =. y,,Yo,sasured Nv pauDa md see what It
4 isssSIf, a 1,efoFs attenpttngE 10 cut IL
dozvn Nv means Of a plate Z Ia COM
preston pressure of seventy pounds is
B sufifctent and for ordinary purposes
yousshould not have higher than this.
II it's below this reduction OF COM
p'areion viii reduce the power CORE
68efttYe pressure In the cylinder
M i motor 10 equipped with high
kenelon magnetic, does zach cylinder
sseeiys alternately one effective spark
Z ensss ensS surplus sE'ark s
4hs ordinary Tour cylinder hlsh ten
don magnetic only produces SPARKS
VfNsaf1 f<3 n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08

ID WHO KILLS a., Ill IA 4
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Ell. II.
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= :, -,,,..,, ,,,...r. 4,,.+
= az, q
t u1 ate Y =
1. Il tl,e
ereslly - ~, - sSs.,1-s
~,
ulS - !,
49, Y $3.50. - ~
lo1se, COKE e
De Sp1as { 80.
ia
DRAINS y .,
49,.
eenesaly py, ~.
wire Dolss Y = z ,s -
SIDE Ine paeses .
suen = way = y.
60 over lns 81 =. az.
WfEnout cnana1s Lae 3.As-10A - s--e
parts- = sss 49, * - ~
sofnessnsee :. 49,. 49, $3.50 ~ - sHss+Ta.
T rs 49, sHins from ene cylinder q,
sSntl,.r. Position of aas and eparIs
lovers does not seem 20 make any DIFF;
fsronce, and tho trouble 3 equally bad
on magnetic and battery. Can you ss e g q
PLAIN this -;
The missing - undoupseaiy saq e Z
by faulty ignition or carpuretaon ' ancl'
It seems more likely tna1 tne' 1oF1 =!
is the cause Fist look Ior saoft slr 81
cults Operate the nlotor n ls lIA
at q snode rate oI spe s aA.l l1ose.
whether any spafKs yulGp
part OF Lne W la,a =. -. - s n
frame inspect Lns' Y q
tho Wares TOT Worn or ploAen
Wnere snol.. y
men pe prou9cse1. :, -, 80
snoulo De
Se1t .ns -. -, s. -. &c
tthat GOOD electrical. contact is OBJ
$500 1that ti,s. are
ssraes*,, ara IN
~
q,
enehn vne1 y g s.40
be between one-thirf ana one.
sixty-fourth OF an inch. Also note
whether the tnsula ttnns IN the breaker
box Is In good condition ana wnetner
there is any. POSSIBILITIES OF short cir
cult either due tosthfs OF dirt OF OIL
Take the switch apart and examine the
Insulation and tighten any loose parts
Providing all electrical ctions
are tight and the gaps Of spark plugs
adjusted to one-thirt second OF an
inch, the trouble must be either IN the l
carburetion system or In the coil or
magnetic. ri
Assuming that the carbureter adjust
ment is correct, see that there are no
air leaks in the intake manifold. Look
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08

william Thomas . of Erbacon, g
former Salem resident Is spending g
few days here with relatives. ME-,
Thomas Is in failing health and Il
receiving treatment at q Clarksbure
hospital.