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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
NUsERES KALI RAS-
PUTINUI.

Londonas, geg. 10. - Leite-
nantas pulkininkas Napier, ku-
ris kituomet buvo rusQ didku-
nigaikSGio Nikalojaus stabe
palydovu, vakar Stai kq nupa-
salojo apie zinomq muzikq
RaSputinQ, kuris savO intek-
mijc Lake buvusi cara ir ca
riene.
Vienq kartq Rasputinas at
sivilko didkunig. Nikalojaus
vyl'iausion kar6s stovyklon If
tarG ! didkunigaikSti:
car tamsta zinai kas as e.
Su?
"Kas 81 toksai?' paklause
dldKunlgalKStlS. I-
"Rasputinas'', pasigirdo at
Salymas.
"Tai tu'', atsiIiepG Nikalo-
JUS. "Gerai, Siuo kartu tn gau-
81 nuo names kailin. Bet iei
dar karta m6ginsi ella pasiro-
dyti, tai liepsiu tave pakarti".
Rasputinui nuSerta kailis II
paleista.
Didkunig. Nikalojus baisiai
neapkent6 to apgaviko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
SLAPIEJI DzIAUGIASI
PREzIDENTO PAR
KELIAVIMU.
Sake, jis atsauksias kares is,
tatymus.

Atlantic City, N. j., geg. 10.
- National Retail Liquor Dca-
lers orSanizacija Gia turtjo me-
tini Suvaziavimq. Suvaziavi-
mo meta daIigiauSia tartasi,
koIiiu pricmoniu imties, kad
ivcikti sauSuOsiuS, kurle pa
naikino Sioj Salyi Svaigalu Is
dirbimq, pardavinGjimq il
vartojimQ.
Suvaziavimas atrado, kad
karts metu sausieji paSinau-
dole neSant mamie pOrai mill
ionu vyrQ, kariavusiQ Euro
poi. Dabar jie Sugryze pajus
ta atmainq il viSi stos prizes
fanatikus prohibicijonistus.
Suvaziavimas iSreiSk6 Wilt,
kad kuomet sugryz namo pre-
zidentas Wilsonas, tai jis prizes
Iiepos l dienq panaikins visus
karts istatymus. TQ istatymQ
tafpe bus il patti svaigalQ pro
hibicija.
Isteigta fondas kovoti prizes
visatina Salyie prohibicija, ku-
ii Salyj turi ivykti pradzioje
ateinanciQ metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
WILSONA.S PRIESINASI
ITALIJOS NORAMS.
Nenori, kad jai tektu uostas
Fiume.

Paryzius, geg. 10. = Nors
uostas Fiume Italijai tikrai
pazadttas 1923 metals, visgi
prezidentas Wilsonas nenori
skirties su pirmiau iSreikSta
savo nuomone.
Sallo, kad Italia MCCALL gau-
ii Fiume. Mes tasai uosetas yra
JugosIavijos gyvo kuno ma
rvs. Jo atkirSti negalima.
Bet, matyt, Italijos reikala-
vimai palms virSQ. .Ir tas bus
atIikta prizes prezidento nora.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
,CHICAGOJE SUARESTUO-
TA4 ANARCH|STAI.

Vakar, geg. II d., Chicago
je suareStuota keturi anar-
chistai: Pasquale Nardini, Ma
RE Nardini il Joe IL Adolphe
l'ratesi.
Pas juos atrasta literaturos,
is kurios patirta, jog atc;han-
clio liepos men. + diena Suv.
Valstijose buvo rengiamas a
beInas visQ raudonQjQ gaiva-
III sukilimas prizes Sales Wy
riausybe. Tam til1slui daugiau-
sia trlrtjo but pavartotos bonn
bos.
Visi suareStuoti kituomet
buvo teismo atrasti kalti uz pa
metima bombos mieste Mil
waukee, Wis, il buyo nubaus-
ii Ealajimu. Bet is kaldjimo
paiiuosuoti.
Spaiama, kad jie ar tiS ne
lures dar artinnq rysiQ su
bombp siuntinajimu pastarai-
siais laikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
pOPEzIUS TURF BUT SA
JUNGOS NARYS.
Taip tvirtina vokieCiai atsto-
val.

Versailles, geg. II. = VOkie-
GiQ atstovyhtS naryS taikos
konfercnciioje, prof. Schncc-
king reikalauja, kad tautQ So
.jungoS nariai turi but visi tie,
katrie yra kituomet pasiraSe
po Hague ~konvencija.
Be to nariu turf but II
SventaSiS T6vaS.
SqimgoS sostin6 nctmi but
Geneva, bet Hague.
NokieGiai atStovai stebiSI,
kad talkininkai taikoS Sutar-
ty.ic nieko nemini apie laisve
Jur6se.
Taippat prieSinaSi jIe man.
datu SiStemai, nes tais manda-
tais norma pridengti SaliQ il
kolionijQ anektavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
BELGAI PROFESSIONAL
DEL V0KIEcIU We
LIAVOS.

Paryzius, geg. II. - Belgija
talkininkp rankosna indave
protesta prizes vokieeiu nauja
v6liava.
Vokieciu tauta yra pasirin-
kusi veliava raudona- -geltona
-juodq, kuri panasi Belgijos
veliavai.
Ispradziq vokieeiai buyo nus
tare. tureti veliava raudona-
auksine- -juoda. Bet paskul
auksini daza pamaine geItonu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
NEsTIPRUs BUVES Ko-
JOSE.
We kodel vokietis negalejes
atsistoti.

Paryzius, geg. -. - Vokie-
GiQ atstovQ taikos kOnferencl-
ioje pirmininkui, grafui Brock
dorff- -Rantzau, buvo prikaiSio-
jana, kad jis taikos sutarties
indavimo metu kalb6jes ! tai
kininkus s6d6damas.
VokieGiQ atstovyb6s sekre-
torius tad oficijaliai paskelb6,
jog grafas negal6jes stov6ti.
Buves silpnas kojose. Jei bu-
tQ buves atsistojes, tai butQ
sukniubes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
PRAVESTA 8 DARBO VA
LANDOS.

Madison, Wis, geg. 10. =
Wisconsin, valstijos zemesny-
sis legislatures butas priem6
biliu, kuriuomi visiems darbi-
ninkams pravedamas s va
landQ darbas dienoje visose
dirbtuv6se If istaigose valsti-
joje.
Taippat pravesta bilius, kad
vaikai ligi Is naetQ priversti-
mai lankytQ amatq mokyklas
maziausia po 12 valandQ sa-
vait6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
OLANDIJA ISDUOSIANTL
KAIzERI TALKININ-
KAMS.

Londonas, geg. y. - Dope
Sole is Hague j National News
praneSta, jog OlandijoS vyriau
syb6 nusprendziusi iSduoti bu-
vusi kaizeri talkininkams, Rad
pastatyti j prizes tarptautInl
tribunalQ uz prasizengimus We
dant jam kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
.s-,- :
PRANESIMAS BRIDGE.
PORT|EG|AMS.

siandie, geguzes 10 d. mel.
dzia,ne susirinkti kataliki kisku
draugiju atstovus is Bridge
porto j sv. Jurgio parapiios
mokyklos kambari, 500 vaka-
re, su tikslu sutverti victim
.Kataliku vienybes Skyriq.
Kviecia Igaliotiniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
TAIKOS SALYGOS NEAT
MAINOMOS - SAKO
TALKTNINKAI.
VokieGiai nemato kaip patvir-
tinti sutarti.

Paryzius. @e@. -. - Ana
dicnQ vokieGiQ taikoS atStovy-
be- padavi talkininkam> save
raStQ. PrancSi, kad Svarbiau-
Sieji Sutartie> pOSmai vOkie-
Giam~ tieSiog noprieinami If
SuIig anu no&aIimo taikintic>.
Sake, Jog vokioGiQ atStovy-
be .iau kartQ perziur@ju>i Su-
tarticS tm'ini. * to padariuSi
nratmainonQ iSvedimQ, jog
~uIi% paduotQ SQly@Q jokiuo
hudu nrgalima taikintieS il
vi>okia mintiS apic taikQ at
mpSta.
VokicGiui roikalauia, idant
talkininkai taiko> SQIyga> kick
SuSvcInintQ. NeS dabar JOS pa
du0toS tokio>, 81 kokiomiS ne
sutiktn nci viena save kick
gerbianti tauta.
Talkininkai vokieGiam> i t2
ra$t4 tuojau< dave atSakymQ
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
Talkininkai atSiSako
palengVinti taikos
sal ygas
VOkieCCiiaii state visokius
reikalavimus ir grullojimus

tuomet paskelbtaiS taikoS
principals. iimtaiS l4-kon pos
my.
Tok< jQ tvrtinimaS - tai
tik viSuomcnGS klaidinimaS.
PrancSta, jog ! tuoS vokieciQ
nppamatuotuS uzmetin6jimus
ap<i1meS atSakyti pats prezi-
GcntaS WilSOnaS.
KaS link atvirQ diSkusijQ
taIkininku su vokieCiaiS atStO-
vaiS, talkininkai kai-kuriaiS
rrikalaiS Gal ir SutikS, jei to
hutinai rcikalauS vokieGiai.
Bet. Sakoma, talkininkai ne
l,uomrt neSutillS zodziais tar
ties SvarbeSniuo>e taikOS klau-
SilnuoSe.
Talkininkai daro pasiruosimus
Cia nuomoniaujama, JOG vo-
kietiu atStovai ar tik nclSke-
liauS Nokietijon, kad tenai
piInai apkalbGti paduotaS tai
kos SQlygaS.
Su tuo iQ iSkeliavimu, sako-
ma. taIkininkai bevcik sutiktQ
ir taSai jQ zipgsniS nepertrauk-
tQ vedamQ tarybQ.
Bet iQ iSkeliavimas ar tik
nebutu labjaus suriStaS su tai
kos SutartieS atmetimu.
Zinovai tvirtina, kad vOkie-
Giai neatmeSiQ jiemS paduOtQ
taikos SQlygQ. Bet daugelis
Sako, kad .iie Sutarties nepat-
virtinSiq.
Del viSako tad talkininkal
iSankSto paSiruoSia. Savo su-
<irinkimuoSe aptaria priemo-
neS, kurios tuojaus butQ pa
vartotos prizes vokiecius, jei
tie atsisakytQ patvirtinti su-
tarti.
PaSakojama, kad vokieciQ
atStovQ galva grafas Brock
dorff-Rantzau ana diena more
.jeS personaliai pasimatyti srl
prezidentu Wilsonu. Bet jam
taS buvo atsakyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
KAIP RYTOJ PRASIDES
sKRIDIMAs EURoPoN.

Trepassey, N. F, geg. u.
Du amerikoniSku lakstytuv,l
NC-1 If NC-3 atskrido cia uz-
vakar is Halifax'o. Rytoj no
rima leisties skersai Atlanti-
10 Il Azoru salas, praskristi
/, 200 myliu be sustojimo.
Amerikonai lakunai tikisi
atsiekti tiksla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12

Londonas, geg. II. = Kar6s
laivu Anglijon atlSeIiavo bu-
vusioji Rusijos cariend-naSl6
Marija Feodorovna su savo
dukterim Ksenija.
JQ pasitiko karalius su ka-
ralicne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
AUSTRIA NENORI SUSI-
JJtNGTI SU VOKIETIJA.

Basle, geg. 10. = Didziuma
vokieciQ Austrijos nacijonalio
susirinkimo atstovQ pasipriesi-
no Austrijai susijungti SUI Vo-
kietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
.PAREIKALAUTA ISDUOTI
BUVUS! KAIzERE,

Paryzius, geg. y. - Temps
paSkplhi vietos OIandijOs pa
>iuntinybtS notQ. Sakoma, kad
ta'kininkQ reikalavima iSduoti
buvu<i vokieciQ kaizeri Olan-
dijos vyriausyb6 jau gavusi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12

Stockholmas, geg. II. -Es-
tonija yra labai blogam stovy-
ie. Amerikos pasiuntinys Sve-
diioie, Ira Nelson Morris, ga
vo ziniu, kad estu miestas
Narva yra liepsnose If sitos
jau puse miesto prarijusios.
Pasekm6je tenai tarpe tIl
griuvasiu atsirado apie 10000
zmoniu iSalkusiQ ir be pasto-
g6s.
RusQ bolSevikai pastaromis
dienomis savo bombardavi-
mais uzmuS6 ir suicide apie
$500 zmoniQ.
BoISeviIlQ lakunai miestan
pameta apie 1900 bombQ.
Estams yra butinai reika-
Iinga Amerikos Raudonojo
Kryziaus greita pagelba.
Kaip savastis, taip gyvybe pa
vojuje.
Danas laisvanoris karinin-
kas Warner, kurs vos tomls
dienomiS sugryzo is Estonijos,
pasakoja, jog tenai gyventojq
padGjimas yra tillrai 'despera-
tinis. Negalima iokiuo budu
ten Siandie apsaugoti nc tik
kokios nors nuosavyb6s, bet il
paGios zmogaus gyvyb6s. Kur
nepasisuktum = vlsur grumo-
ia pavojus.
Estonijojje Siandie visi gy-
ventojai, net if moterys sG
vaiI1ais, apsiginklave, kaip ma
muose, taip gatvese If lau-
kuose.
Valgi,l gaminimo vietose
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
PRANEs|MAS.

Dievo Apveizdos parapijcs
svetaineje, 18-ta gat. If unicl,
ave-, siandie, geguzes 19 d,
Alnerikos Lietuviu Tarybos
na,iai aiskins jos paSiuras ]
saukiamaji selma. e.,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
GEGUzEs 12, 1919 M.

Chicago. siandie grazus
oras; rytoj lietus; maza at
naina temperaturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
BolSevikai sunaikino Estq
miesta NarVa
$500 zlnoniu uzmusta; tuks
tanciai netuti pastoges

seka nuolatiniai ,sumisimaiI
Maistu nepasidalinama. SI
ginElais uz maista kovojama|
SkandinavQ laisvanoriu Es1
tonijoje yra mazai. Yra- apid
$50 Svedq, keli- tuzinai norve1
gu If 20 danQ.
Tad maza pagelba estams.
KIM zveriskumai.
BolSevikQ kariuomen6je yra
zymus skaitlius kim. Warne1
pasakoja, kad bolSevikiSki XII
mai baisiai kankina paimtus
nelaisven kareivius If civilius
zmones. ....-...
Sake, kinai savo aukoms is
iupa axis, nukapoja nosis il
ausis If kankina taip, kol EMO
gus numirSta.
Estu kariuomenes virsininkas
paskelbG isakyma, kad PAIN
tus nelaisv6n bolSevikiSkus ki-
nus tuojaus suSaudyti.
Tarpe paGiu estu karluo-
menaie gyvuoja dideli nesuti
zkimai. VirSininkai nepasidall-
ma yietomis. Kit kittens paHy-
di. Tad kariuomen6je n6ra at
sakomojo autoriteto.
Is kitp versmiQ apturimoS
zinios patvirtina Warnerio pa
sakojimQ teisinguma.
Nera ziniQ, kad didziules
valstybds pagaliaus imtq save
globon Pabaltijos Sails, kurio-
Sc Saucia bolsevikai.
'Tik pranesta, kad tais rel
kalais rytus iskeliaves vienas
prancuzQ generolas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
DIDzIUMA sUTARTIEs
PARAsE WILSONAs.

Paryzius, geg. 10. cia
paaiski, jog didesne dali tailSos
sutarties yra parases pref
dentas Wilsonas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
FOCH IsKELIAVO FROM
TAN.

Londonas, geg. 12. = Is Pa
ryliaus praneSta, kad marSa-
las Foch iSkeliavo kar6s from
tan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
PREZIDENTAS BUSIAS Ma
ME APE BIRzE
LILO Is D.

Paryzius, geg. II. = Vietos
laikraSSciai pranesa, kad prezi-
dentas Wilsonas Amerikoje
busias apie birzelio Is diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-12
VokieGiai ir IA posmQ.

VokieGiai Siandie nuolat
tvirtina, kad jiemS paduotos
taikoS SQlygoS toll neSutikan-
GicS 81 prezidentO WilSOno ki-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16

away, and the snow -car ped peaks have
Ia rugged beauty that is unsurpassed
and commanding.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
PUBLIC FAVOR|NG THE
LIGHT CLOSED CARS
Many Owners Lay Away big
Boats During Winter and
Ride in Smaller and Much
Lighter Vehicles.

1.-TWO classes of automobile buyers
are vefy noticeably increasing, and the
reasons for it are much to the credit
of each,' says Arthur Hodges of the
Boise Motor Car company, Dodge Bros.
motor car distributors.
The first class in mind is the owners
of big. cars who can afford anything
to their liking and do not stop at up
keep expense providing they find the
forth of it in motoring satisfaction.
This class has evidently learned
that, while summer touring in the big
car brings compensating returns, the
cost of running it about town makes it
Tor That purpose a wasteful extrava-
gance. Therefore. they are laying up
the big boatfor the winter and sub
shutting small, inexpensive closed
car. We have sold a great many Dodge
cars to people of this kind, and in not
one instance has there been any criti-
cism as to appearance. comfort or per-
Torrance.
1T is the day Of efficiency. When
man is told that he can be served as
well or better for less money than in
the past he is keen for particulars.
While formerly his thought was to ex-
eel his neighbor in style and grandeur
usually represented in great bulk
his primary aim now is to buy q neces-
sary comfort and convenience at as low
price as those elements can be found
THE second class l refer to Is the
buyers who feel that they need but
one car and who decide that logical
choice should favor a kind Atlanta hle
to all periods of the year. 1t is upon
the experience of this sensible class
that the inclosed Dodges are being Sold
The bodies are SO built that they not
only provide a warm and cozy coach
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16

ity of oil in the motor. A medium
grade will be best adapted to most
types of cars and ailing systems.
Graphite and kerosene oil mixed to
the consistency of a paste and spread
between the spring leaves once a year
will cause the springs to ride easier
and at the same time prevent squeaks
and other Objectionable noises.
Dry graphite rubbed on the inside
of the casing and on the outside of
the inner tubes will prevent sticking
and deterioration from heat. Dry
graphite applied on piece Of cotton
waste, moistened with gasoline or
water, to the steel rims will prevent
rusting and the sticking Of the cas-
ing to the rim.
Flaxseed or other radiator conf
pounds should be avoided when
troubled with leakage, as they stop
circulation and coat the fine tubes or
passages in the cooling system. A re-
pair man should be consulted.
Do not slip the clutch, as it wears
away the surfaces.
Keep the brakes properly adjusted
and ,equalized and do not apply alb
ruptly or with clutch and gears en-
gagged, as shocks are transmitted to the
working parts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
M|LE-H|CH SPEEDWAY
TO TEST AUTO TIRES
Simple Machine on Roof of
Gates Half Sole Factory in
Denver Gives Actual Road
Test.

The only mile-high speedway In the
world for the testing of automobile
tires is located almost within the
shadow of the Rocky mountains on the
roof of one of the large factory build
ings of the Gates Rubber company of
Denver
After q trip through tthe factory, a
very fitting climax is visit to this
speedway, not only for the purpose of
witnessing the tire testing device, but
to gain an uninterrupted view of a
most impressive panorama of noun
tain and plain.
In the factory the sharp crack
ing sound of the rubber as it is forced
into the numerous milling machines
the boom and roar of the machines
themselves, and the innumerable oper-
atoms necessary in preparing the crude
rubber for use, fill the mind of the
visitor with wonder at the ingenuity
and resourcefulness of man.
He watches with interest each oper-
alton in the building of the Gates half
sole tire, all parts of which are done by
hand. He is taken into the storeroom
where there are, always from 10000 to
$4,000 half sole tires on hand to supply
the demands of the dealers in more
than 500 cities in the United States.
Going out onto the roof where this
testing machine is spelling quality
into every half sole tire, the visitor is
again filled with wonder at the unfor-
gettable beauty and sublimity of the
mountain scene before him.
The clearness and pureness of the
air gives the distant mountains the
effect of being but a stones throw
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
development Of AUTO
IS MOST MARVELLOUS
Industry Grew From Nothing to
Third Largest in Country in
Two Short Decades.

me development of the modern mo
tor car is one of the startling things
that people of our time pass by with
out proper reflection. Many men take
this growth and progress asia matter
of course, when, in fact. the automo-
tive industry is one Of the most mar
Vicious In the history of the world
Think of a huge industry that grew
from nothing to the third largest in
the country In two decades.
Speed events have made more to do
with the improvement in design OF
cars than almost anything else. OF
course. the manufacturers have learn
ed what to do and what not to do
from year to year by the owners
opinions of their products, but racing
has done more to develop cars than
this year-by-y Improvement.
The reason Is obvious. A racing
car gets as much abuse in few hours
of high speed work as an ordinary car
gets in period of years.
The manufacturers were able to
pick out the flaws and correct them
in their racing cars and then embody
these features in their regular stock
cars.
Now go to the other extreme. When
a strictly stock car is taken out or
the speedway and put through the
grinding ordeal of the racing car and
stands the test it certainly proves
that this stock car has the right stuff
in it. This is exactly what the Chal-
mers company did recently and this
stock chassis still holds some of the
most remarkable records ever made.
This Chalmers stock chassis was
driven 1898 miles in "a hours, thus set
ting a new endurance record which
has never been equaled. This same
stock chassis covered 83 miles in one
hour of continuous running on the
Sheepshead Bay track. The car then
made 100 miles in 70 minutes and 1917
seconds, setting new record for q
stock car. The Chalmers stock chassis
still holds the record also for ~ hours
continuous speed, covering 957 miles.
Remember these records were not
made with a racing car, but with 8
strictly stock chassis.
The lessons learned from racing cars
have been embodied in the new
Chalmers, and the proof that the de-
sign is right is the increasing sales OF
these cars and their continued HARD
service in the hands of thousands OF
owners all over the world.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
INATTENTION CAUSE OF
MUCH BATTERY TROUBLE

The storage battery, which is respon-
sible for the starting and lighting OF
the most important accessories and yet
the modern automobile, is one Of the
most important accessories and yet it
is neglected in many cases. Although
it is complicated apparatus and de-
ponds upon chemical action and reac.
ton for it's usefulness, 1t will give long
and faithful service if it is given but a
small amount of care and attention.
Most battery troubles are the direct
result of lack of this attention, and
motorists should be educated to take
advantage of the free testing and fill
ing service offered by various estab-
liShmentS,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
II YOU WOULD PREVENT TROUBLE W|THYOUR
GAR FOLLOW THESE RULES TO THELETTER

Keep the tires inflated to pressure
recommended by the manufacturer.
Underinflated tires cause the can
vas to split. Overinflated tires en-
courage blowouts.
s Examine shoes regularly and fill
cuts to prevent canvas from rotting.
See th1t wheels are in alignment
and the spokes are not sprung.
Examine the car at least once a
month for loose nuts, bolts, screws
and wire connections.
Do not rub the mud off the body
with a rag. Wash with hose with
out directing the force of the stream
onto the finely polished surfaces
Always use a channels to rub down
the body after washing, as water left
to dry will cause spots.
Soap should be avoided as much as
possible when washing the body, as
1t eats the varnish, causing a duh ap-
pearance.
Should the top become dusty, use a
stiff brush. Tie remove mud spots or
oil use water and CASTLE or ivory
soap.
Do not allow water to remain on
the leather upholstery in cold weather
as it will cause it to crack.
Storage batteries should be exam
ined every fifteen days and distilled
water added This applies also to
cars laid up for the winter, and the
battery should be charged at least
once month. otherwise the plates
will buckle and an overhauling be
made necessary.
The points OF the spark plugs
should be spaced so that worn dime
can be inserted between the electrodes.
A little graphite and oil mived to
the consistency of a paste and used
on all threaded surfaces will allow the
bolt to be made up tighter and always
allow it to be removed. 1t is better
than white or red lead in making
gas or water tight fit and does not
set.
Cheap lubricants cause undue wear.
The best is the cheapest in the end,
because it lasts longer and prevents
friction.
Oil in the engine should be drained
at least once in every 1000 miles.
The screen in the oiling system
should be examined and foreign mat
ter removed. Washing the crankcase
with kerosene occasionally will be
found to be beneficial.
Do not race the engine, and 1t is
advisable to throw the gear shift
lever into neutral with the clutch en-
gagged when coasting down steep hills
as undue wear comes onto the thrust
bearing when only the clutch is
thrown out.
Grease cups are not ornaments, nor
should they receive only occasional
attention. At least every 100 miles,
they should lece've one or more COM
plete turns-and be sure they are
filled. A grease containing fine flake
graphite will last longer than plain
grease as It does not waste away or
gum UP.
Transmission and differential should
be inspected every 1000 miles and more
lubricant added If needed. The lubri-
cant to be used should follow the gears
at all speeds-should not contain wax,
clay of animal fats. Graphite will as
sist the fabrication of these parts, but
only the finest grade of fine 2ulver-
lied flake should be used. Differen-
tails that are troubled VITA grease
leaking from the brake bands should
grease known as Dixon's No. $50 nom
leak grease be inserted. Fill transmits
sions to the level of the shaft and diff
ferentials to the lower edge of the
axles.
1t is advisable to use the best quail
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
USE WASTE TO KEEP
EMERY FROM CYLINDER

When grinding valves bring piston 70
top center and place piece Of wa.ts
or cloth between 1t and the valva
Place another in valve port below seat
of valve. These prevent emery from
reaching the cylinders. II emery gets
in around piston it never stops grind
ing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
NOTICE.

DR.. c. A. Southwell, after an absence
of three months in the cast by reason
Of Mrs. Southwell's death, will resume
the practice of dentistry at room S1S.
Overland building, on Monday, March
II. DIR. Southwell has practiced his
profession in Boise for IS years.
Adv. MIG
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-16
s5.ooo, ooo FIRsI PAYMENI.

Chicago, March ia taxpayer to-
day handed Internal Revenue Collector
Smietanka a check for $5,000,00O as
first payment on his income tax. The
name of the payer was not divulged.