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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
MORPHINE HID IN
CAKE SLIPPED IN
JAIL TO CROUCH
Physician Accused Of Giving
Experimental Shot
to Other Prisoners.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
Brazil Sounds
Note Of Sympathy

Tho publication " the American note
created rss, impression on public
opinlor and the press ot ptssn The
Itutnsi ~ Commstcio .sys
The tinted States. profoundly I'm
pressed Nv the responsibility en,silsd b,
N, Monroe ducirine. feels clratl, ,hs,
VI usrinan, " victorious sooner o. later
shf vili turn asHins, the unitcd states
the powerful weapons which will have
conquered the slliss The expected Ar.
iiun NJ president Wilson yesterday viii
be forward match signal 10 the miehly
American nation
The uase,s he Nctitias ,ays North
Amstics ~ her diplomatic attitude makes
herself tho leader n the neutral ma
iiuns asalns, piracy"
IN" fpoca holds that ustinany's vnt
mr,hods placed her IN prinical titclrs
outside the human rsls and cspfrs.,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
LONE R0BBER SECURES
$3.50 FROM EXPRESS CAR

NLEN NNpRlN. IA. April y Expires
'Hi' and mail pouches on the Louisisua
EuilwUy and Navigation company pns-
f"ur'i train whih arrived here early
Thur sdav Vrr' robbed ~ MBn.utia. "a
nhoui thirty miles south e. l. rhu.
lUF. ,Npf'ss messenger. stated lnnc
bandit committed the robbery and
escaped with nhoui $3.50 Phillips was
taken to q hospital suffering from
wounds about the head inflicted b, the
tulbct
Philips said the tohhcr was not
masked Hc lr,pcd from the train near
here No trace ~ the hsndi, has been
obtained up 20 noon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
MEXICAN AER0PlAME
WENT ON Pll0IlEss

NENlCu cry Aprl = \ wbsVp,
ntruplsnr Thursday caused tho death fol.
ON arm, cftir,r and nc,rssiiatri Ion
rhAs, in automobiles to fsru.'i what
wss iru " % fine hlpisrr h'l'ngirg tr
the s,NiiCn yofps ut the ann, vi tnr
east
"Details NJ The p'vuliBt accident we're
not made puhIir ~ m, war office ui.
l' is known thsI ,hr pilot v1s throw N
cut ut the machine during trials held ~
ih' Nn'hu,na rlnins and that The r's.
chine ilrW piln,less ,o the distant muun.
ttIns where n was wrecked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
Nine KILLED By INSANE
lNFANTRYMAN IN VIENNA

LONDON Npril y Nine persons were
kill'd and man, wounded In Vicnn,
street recently by leopold tirhin,r =
'rdstuim infantry man. who became In.
sane while In charge NJ police post
says an Amsterdam dispatch Tho Nlsnn,
ur'mcn suhdued the maimnn b, plsy.
inl streams ~ water on him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
New G.O.P.Leaders
Supersede Dineen

rIOUlN m Nrfl = a new com.
bneiiru ,nmrUsrd " senator Lawrence
\ sherman. iAn' ~ inwicn AMI VIII
lam " Thompson. Wa,uf " Ihi,aEo.
Friday assumed control " the republican
parts In llliuuis charles : muvvn for.
myf governor 'ri party header Tor
twelve years WIS displHrci O., the now
combination. ehirh organized the state
central committee and the state cnn,~n.
tiun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
MELTON TO TURN
DOWN jUDCESH|P
Chickasha Man Declines to
Discuss Tender; Known
He Will Refuse II.

iuder Niger Melton NJ Chickasha.
chairman " the democratic state cen.
tAl committee In uklahums Jit, rc.
fused tu make my comment vhntcN ~
Friday on th- report that h. ms h, On
offered the place on M, hrn,h NJ IN,
criminal court of appeal. made yacHn,
h Judge li,nn " tufmsns death
II has h~cu learned on reliable suthot.
~ that The place has been offered "a
Judge Melton aud that he viii decline
to accept II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
PREACHER JOURNEYS
AF00T TO METHODIST
CONFERENCE AT WAN

* RlAN Okla. Apul % Especial -
w Notwiihsliudug tho dowupour
ol rain. % goodl. number N
ministers and Delegates attended
tr' Sunrise pray.t meeting THURSDAY
iced 70, Rev f. f. Powell ~ 'ho''rn
Indian pastor Uf the 1Hmnha charge
who did mo heroic Ihrg of walking
to no scnt Of the Methodist EIIsco-
pal 'pufurcur,
Nurr aud worn aI about dusk
"Wednesday evening b" reported 80 'hc
parsonage after 10 louruD of twelve
mllrs ou foot and having lost me- wnF,
th'U being bed lu the right direction
bf those eho knew the WAY Promptly
at 800 1hursd', % w Eov g. J..
Brooks op'ucd 'H" district conference.
followed b, PRAYER hr IN casper
Wright of Dullu. T',is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
SALARY SPLIT ROW IN
CHICAGO CLEARED UP

CHICAGO Ami - Mrs Louise Os.
borne Rove commissioner ~ public vel.
fare vn- found not guilty by the civil
-rr,lc' commission Wednesday ught on
the Dhltgr that she compelled Mrs
Page waller Eaton , suhordinat" 10 con.
tribute 'hird of her 81 1000 year sal
~, 10 an alleged political fund Mrs
Rove declared the charges were part Of
political conspiracy 10 inlurc Mayor
Thompson The position occupied by
Mfs Eaton was abolished shortly before
nor charge. -SBsss brought
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
WILSON SNUBS HIS
CABINET FOR A BABY

WASHINGTON. Nprll = ruadrr'
Wilson was to ru tc rhil5d'lphp uhi.
furnoor tr see his newest gfani,hiid.
a., daughter W NJ aud Mts lnnus "
siNrr horn there RECENTLY IT, shortened
,abinc, mc,tnE In order a. lrs,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

hair tuf'led white crossing tho ocean To
Eufopc then the people IN the White
llusr arv terribly mistaken
WI, Do Americans yhon.c ships IN
phirh they IAN hc hurt
II German, should climb dpvn. set.
ious trouble is bound 10 come from with.
In i"fmsnys leaders prefer that the
trouble should come from vithou,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
NORWEGIAN Steamer
not MT BY TORPEDO

wASHlNGTpN. Arrr - Tho Nm-ri.
can Iunsul ~ Lisbon reported friHny
that the Norwegian steamer Tcricvikcnm
which sank Aprl n o'f Lisbon hHrror
struck n floating milne and that MI IN
hns'd wrtc saved. Including Two Ameri.
cans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

SHAMROCK ukla Arfii n tgra.
cisll-A soa.fcc, switch ls lsslrs CON
s,tuc'sd In the shamfy~t Yards N the
ssrulra a ui fieh failfnsd 10 arruni
mosia,e the RAPIDLY inrfeasinr amount N
neishi arriving here frf she si nsid
This makss = total ~ slshi mile. n
trarsase IN iho shamfUtk ,a,d.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
MORE srupeNTs expeLLeo.

RATuN ROUGE iR. April .l-A n
sequel tc the expulsion from Louisiana
state University Inst Monday of twelve
students convicted ~ hsIins tsen,y-fiv.
unper classmen tonisht admitted they
also were participants In The exploits and
we're expelled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

NJ doubt that In case ~ war tho United
states will rail-, all The South American
F.Hpttt..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
All Data Assembled and Prep
aration Made to Consider
Carranza'S Note.
AERO CORPS RECALLED
FROM MEXICAN INTERIOR
Campaign at StandstIIl Pend
ing Result OF General
SCott'S Observations.

wASrUNGTON. April Il All data NJ
hand bearing on the Mexican situation
wnr assembled ~ tI' state nud wnt
department read, fur suhmaslon mi.
dsy 10 the cabinet President Wilson
aud hi. official advisers Ncrc expected
tn rcyicV the M't''uu problem fullN Tor
the ntl tim, since GruDrll 'tifHnN
urged TINT ln, American Evolutionary
force b, ViindilNu
II was regarded Ds unliS'N how
ever. that ruy important action would
b. taken hy th. cabinet pending receipt
Of fun adyirCs ut fu the military prob
lens the troops Hryc encountered In
McSiro
The Washington government n Do
icnrncd nlrond, hss b,knos lodged ca
rnnzAs note ipNng that neg'iniionr
for the withdrawal uf tr" American
troop be- taken up Ne vts tsHut'd hi-
argument were b'ing studied although
thoro WIS no hdirniiuu iur' fcrN
stating th, position NJ the lWi'l siri"s
WAS bong prepared.
Aero corps Recalled
tho cSpcditIon,, force in Mexico have
been ordered to a." border during th"
batting operation. 10 prepare Tor service
tho eight u", bipiburs expected here
Two VI the nine officer navigator NJ.
tuchcd tn the command trriN'd IhurT.
dny with dispttchos Vhii" in' ftut.nd'.
nad ouiirtod men NJ the .uu'i'ou nr'
expected in arrive bv motor Iu time iu
receive the nrst fnur plHn"t. 'Npc,i'd
next saturday
The FIRST detachment oi tho s.lu" troop,
ordered to Columbus to hr hold subject
n General perstirs orderf arrived
from W pnFo durinE tho nirht u 10
expected that the ferHinder vii arrive
Friday and saturday
Pershlnu In NsmiauipA
Reports reaching Columbus indicate that
MILITARY operations In Mexico continued
ats Stnndrtnl Friday G'n'ui rcfshine
vss reported to hc In Namipuipi where
NJ had gone from his new base that h'
Nigh, he clns"ly In touch with the nruy
wireless
Public Interest 4, centrr'd In tic con-
ference on the Mexican situation witch
will he held between General Scott
chief NJ staff NJ the army. nud General
Funston General Scott viii arrive NJ
s.n Antonio before returning to wash
ing,on
The Seventeenth infantry l'n FoE''
Pass tur Columbus ThurrdpN nlsht This
T. one of the regiments taken from hor
der patrol duty tn strengthen GenciHI
rershings command Tho sixth ,rvalr,
" 'S"ptctcd 10 ert unic' vry 'fow llnf
llnEen Saturday
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
ECHOES FROM SEARCy
Searcy Happenings Always
 Interest Our Readers

After reading of so many people in our town who have been cured by Doan's Kidney Pills, the question naturally arises: 'Is this medicine equal ly successful in our neighboring towns?" The generous statement of this Searcy resident leaves no room for doubt on this point.
 c. s. George, deputy county treasurer, Main St.. Searcy, Ark, says: T lfeel justified in giving Doapps Kidney Pills my endorssmael-s7tnzv used this medicine and have~'been greatly benefitedI It brought me satis- factory results. ]"
 soc, at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
Secret of Harmony.

Pull together This is the real secret of harmony. There is a story told of a man who had committed the care of one of his teams to faithful servant for years At last one of the horses sickened and died. While the servant was burying the faithful animal, the other horse came across the field and stood by, watching the work as 8 silent mourner. The master said: q believe Dick loved Billy" Instantly the servant replied: Tn cose he did, massa; why, they pulled together nigh 20 years. Christian Herald
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
Shoes That Hurt.

When you buy new pair of shoes and they hurt your feet, place them in warm water (not hot); let them remain five minutes, take them out, shake out the water, put them on your feet, go about your domestic work, don't sit down until your shoes are dry. You will find that you have as comfortable a pair of shoes as you ever had on your feet. Try it and see if my story is not true.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
The Woman in the Case.

"Digby, you are worrying about some woman" "Bifles, am" T knew it! She is constantly in your thoughts" T cant get her out of my mind" q wouldn't dream of asking you to tell me her name" T have no objections to letting you know her name It is Mrs. Pruner, my land lady. owe her for six months board"
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
We can save Sou1money on thrasher belts, ItsK pumps. hose and engine>sfpplies:
 Layhe & Bowler Co.
 ~Btuttgart, Ark.

~J IN ~ V lSA w.
 ~btuttgart, Ark. Waldo Films, of Alpine, Ark, is now employed at Henry Wolf & Cos.
 Bennie Abramsohn was in attendance at the Fair in Mem phis this week.
 Mrs. Will T. Tomlinson will re- turn home to-day after several weeks visit with friends in Hot Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. R. P. McGregor, of Cotton Plant, were thru our city Monday enroute to Memphis to attend the Tri-State Fair.
 Claude Sims is home from Fayetteville, having finished the course of study at the University this summer.
 Henry Schaefer, our clever rice grower friend from Hunter, was in Brinkley on business yesterday.
 It only costs ten cents to read James Lane Aliens latest book, The Cathedral Singer, at Converse's.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. McFar- land attended the Tri-State Fair in Memphis this week.
 Milton Meyer, of St. Louis, Mo-, who has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. s. Salinger, re- turned to his home Wednesday.
 Up-to-date office rooms may be secured in the new Vaccaro- Gazzola building when conplet- ed. Apply to Dr. T. J. Stout.
 Miss Louise Salinger, of Mem phis, is visiting her sister and brother, Mrs. Jake Lamm and s. Salinger.
 M. Mushrush, another one of our hustling Hunter business men, drove down in his Ford yesterday to shop with ARGUS advertisers.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
AND PERSONAL

l l. Harold Harris, ot l visited here this week. l M. L. Sumpter spent
 in DeValls Bluff. l Clyde B. Cooper, of kck, La., arrived this
 or a few weeks visit. Ihant W. E. Mathis, of
 was in the city Thurs T. Thurman is over
 eSsee on a short business md Mrs. J. H. Stack at- 1 the Fair in Memphis, kek.
 Virginia Rose, of Forrest ] Cashier and Stenograph- De Forrest City Motor Go. l Aurie Grace attended kning of the Tri-State Fair bphis Monday. brd Roy Jackson, of
 was a visitor here Sun- Gertrude Abramsohn is |tenographer for Attys. lnd Sharp.
 Thos. Dunlap and son,
 Id, were in Memphis this
 Lending the Fair.
 s Ora and Willie Turner
 their guest Miss Blanch
 of DeValls Bluff.
 F. Lee Major has as her Fas week Mrs. E. D. P, of Helena. |re sorry to note that the Pughter of Mr. and Mrs. l Mason is reported i'll. \ Yersley, of Forrest City, guest of his daughter. |nnie E. Allen. E Tom Folsom and Ed. ' spent Sunday last in Springs.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
Normal Educ ation.

If education were normal, we would find 1t wide. free, subtly adjusted system of transference of knowledge wherein each and all could Gelightedly bring their minds to be fed lifelong; and wherein those most gifted as teachers: i e, most enjoying the active side Of that transference, could delightedly do the feedlng-Gilman.
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
Considerable Difference.

The difference between newspa- per report and one which you hear from friend is this: The newspaper has taken some pains to find out whether it is true, whereas your friend hasn't
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29

daughters, Misses Edmond Lay and Henri Vernon, returned Sunday after a few days visit with relatives in Searcy.
 Miss Ida Witt, of Heber Springs, will arrive Sunday to be the guest of her cousin, C. F. Simmons. and family for a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Brickell, who have been visiting in Tennessee for the past few weeks, returned home this week.
 Have you read Her Hus- bands Purse?" It is one of the most interesting books of the year. at Converse's.
 c. T, Hudson. of Helena, was a visitor here yesterday shaking hands with his old Brinkley friends and in attendance at the 1. o. o. F. Banquet given last evening.
 Mrs. w. E. Holbrook and two children, of Shirley, are visiting here this week the guest of her mother and sister, Mrs. Matte Dickson and Mrs. l.. K. Brown.
 The best typewriter ribbon made for any kind of machine you can always get right here in Brinkley from the Folsom Print cry.
 Mrs. Porter Shults. of Brink ley. returned home Tuesday. after visit of a few days with relatives and friends here. MT. Shults was over Sunday. Herald, Hagen, Ark,
 Misses Nancy and Bonnie Weir, who have been visiting in St. Louis for the past several weeks, returned Sunday to Brinkley where they will be the guests of their sister, Mrs. Jas. B. Evans, before returning to their home in Hot Springs.
 Thrashinr season is here and so are we with a lcopssete line of thrasher -hets' hpk>pumps, hose and engine. $spflies.
 Layne & Bowler Go.
 Stuttgart, Ark. On Saturday, Oct. Eth, the following business houses will be closed to keep in honor the day of Tom Ripper or attonement: Lang & Goldberg, 1. Scholem & Co.,, Nepolsky, M. Abramsohn, s. Sahnger & Co.,, Lewis Jeffries and Henry Wolf & Go.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Scribner accompanied by MT. and Mrs. A. T. Hillabrand, of Brothersville, N. Y., drove down from N. Y. in Mir. S's Hudson Six Car and were guests of MT. and Mrs. c. Parker this week. Mrs. Scribner is sister of Mrs. Parker.
 A complete line of thrasher belts. tank pdmps, / hose and engine supplieS~h stock now. We can save yonImoney. Call and be cQn&ffced.
 Layne &' Bowler Go.
 Stuttgart, Ark.
 Davis and Younger. of Okla homa City. one of the largest and best wholesale dealers in horses and mules in the United States, have opened a Wholesale Barn at Brinkley, Ark, with J. B. Mays as Manager and Sales man. We believe they are here to stay, having the proper loca- ton and R. R. accommodations
The Brinkley argus., 1916-09-29
Layne & Bowler Go.
 Stuttgart, Ark.

Davis and Younger. of Okla homa City. one of the largest and best wholesale dealers in horses and mules in the United States, have opened a Wholesale Barn at Brinkley, Ark, with J. B. Mays as Manager and Sales man. We believe they are here to stay, having the proper loca- tion and R. R. accommodations better than any other place in Eastern Arkansas. With firm like Davis and Younger, with experienced buyers in the country buying every day in the year, and J. E. Mays with his many years of experience in horse dealing, ought to make this one of the most prosperous enterprises of the city, and one that ought to be appreciated by the trade in all of Eastern Arkansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-15
PROPER LUBRICATION OF
MOTOR VERY IMPORTANT

Of SO degrees. He should also buy
small hydr0mster. which will cost only
about dollar. pour a sample of the
OIL into glass tube. and immense the
hyOometer in it at that tempera ture 600
degrees II the oil runs below % de-
srees in gravity. il is a sure indica ton
that Il is ar acid treated oil made from
an asPhaltum based crude. IF the era .
ity is above 80 il is equally certain that
IL Is made from Pennsylvania paraffine
based crude. the best oil that il is pos
sible for the owner to get
The proper use Al oil simply means
- cut down the fe4d until il does not
smoke. When the ear smokes il is GER
tain that too much oil is being used 4
faint trace of smoke is all that is neces-
sary = tell when the oil is being fed.
properly"
The motor car owner who once -
Stimulates these primer truths about th>
real meaning of fabrication. viii never
be- inclined 10 be careless in this vital
matter. If you want your car to run
economically. easily and long, make Iu-
IRRIGATION your study. From the manu-
factUrer Of your vehicle. find out Just
what graGes of oil he recommends for
use in each part Of the car. Then make
fabrication "A regular and systematic
part Of your maintenance operations.
such procedure Will pay dividends in
motor car longevity and repair biIs/
saved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-15

! shipments 20 its distributors The
Cactus Motor company has sold hun
dreds OF General castings in the pas
two months but the first freight ship
ment 10 he received came IN this week
The entire opening stock had-eome by
express and shipments by express were
received about every other day
we look for our carload order to
be filled at one time in a few weeks
said manager T +. Wiseman. Of the
Cactus Motor company. for tie out
put Of the General factory has been
greatly increased in the past few
weeks. They have treated us fine.
however. and regular shipments have
made up for the absence OF any large
stock"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-15
TOURING SEASON NOW UNDER WAY;
ROADS REPORT GENERALLY FAIR
The Tearing Up of Alarmed Avenue Causes Complaint
Haynes Cars in Demand; New Overland Sets Sales
Records; The New Ora Mt Gains Favor Marker
& Yonge Expand; Ro val Cords Selling Fast.

new Overland light model is making
tremendous hit with the motorists of
the southwest. Mr.. Banncl reports that
/ the sales Of this model are breaking all
previous records IL this territory.
The wife Of Henry Diers. of the
Western Motor Supply company. who
was critically i'll I'm local hospital for
several weeks, has sufficiently recOV-
cred TO be able TO return TO her home
Jack Head. 1oemin- auto dealer.
was a visitor at the Western Motor
supply company this week and placed =
big order for accessories.
Brings Eat Order.
@ H. Sender. travelling salesman Of
the Western Motor supply company,
has returned from the Arizona and New
Mexico territory with some record or
ders for accessories, klaXon horns and
Portage tires
Ford Dix Is now looking after the
city trade for the Western Motor Sup
ply company.
The Western oNItOr, Supply company
has received another big stock of the
KlaNon warning signals and an active
selling campaign is now under way
The Cadillac Sales company is ex-
pectipg the arrival Of another carload
of Cadillac Fights and is now sold
out
Accessory BUSINESS Good.
Accessory business with the Cactus
Motor company continues to grow. &C
cording TO manager T. f Wiseman.
c ? Glass. L. :. tire salesman of the
Quick Tire Service has returned from
the New Mexico territory He reports
that New Mexico motorists demand the
very best in the way Of tires and
brought home some record orders for
the new Royal Cords.
One of the novel advertising postals
OF the season has been issued by the
Kelly-S Springfield Tire company. Tt is
entitled License Applied For Those
affected by summer moonlight are ad-
vised TO get one.
NJ I. Cooper. of the Boss Rubber
his wife
Make An Experiment.
Marker & Yonge tried a new VEN
ture in their Ford -'doctoring" this
week and rebuilt couple OF old Fords
They were sold so quickly that the
company plans to extend this line OF
business when the repair work shows
signs of slackening up Just now the
shop IS working TO capacity and the {
accessory business or the firm has been
brisk
week at his repair plant Many Of .
Charles friends are preparing for {
touring and are having their cars over
hauled
Doc" Lee. OF Denver. district repre- ,
sentative of the Paige. is spending a .
fe wdays with the Toltelk Motor COM
pany.
that a big shipment Of DENLY trucks
forf the local retail trade is now eu
rOute. The new Moon demonstration al t
the Pioneer has been kept busy all .
week. The car is making a big hit
with all who have given il a test
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-15
TRUCK MAKERS NAME
A SATISFACTORY OIL

That army chauffeurs may set the
best results from their trucks. the
manufacturers are taking no chances
on the wrong lubricants being used.
Several use a small metal plate. az
fixed to the motor. stating the make
OF lubricant which gives the most sat
lsfacrory results
Other trucks have small caps fixed
to the oil and grease cups bearing
such instructions as Use Monogram
OIL only"