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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07
Presternes Aldersgranse. Pre-

Prasternes Aldersgranse. Pre-
sterne kan for Fremtiden, som
andre Tjenestemend, sege deres
Asked, naar de er 65 Aar, og
skal gore Diet, naar de er 10. Der
er dog givet Respit til den l..
October 1921.
Hvad bliver Diet saa til med
Prestenoden spprger en- Indsen-
der til Matt. Allerede nu er
der afsides Pastorater, som in
gen Prest kan faa og naar der
saa med ct Ryk gaar en- Meng-
de Praster af, at. hvilke adskil-
lige godt kunde arbejde en- Stund
endnu, hvad saa-f
vi har Grund til at meme, skri-
yer Pastor Axel Bjerre, der re-
digerer Matt IS Sendagsblad, at
naar Ell arbe. tdsdygtig Prast til
sin It'd falder for Al%dersgren-
sen men baade han og hans Me
nighed gerne vii fortsette sam
men, saa vii der under Tidens
vanskelige Forhold nappe blive
noget i Vejen derfor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07

Hr. Zahle = Hjemmetyskernes
Mand. Medens den danske Be
folkning Landet over samles til
M9der for at %protestere mod Re
lgeringens s9nderjyske Politik, og
umiddelbart efter at Landstin-
get har givet Ministeriet ct kraf-
tigt Mistillidsvotum, mar Hr.
Iahles sande Venner ladet h9re
fra sig og uden Hensyn til klogt
eller like klogt talt yarme Ord
til hans Hierte, som ON de OPP
fattede Situationen saaledes, at
Diet eneste, der nu kan redde
Vennen, er egte Kerlighed.
+, Wore Lesere, skriver Matt. y,
kan hike we're i Tvivl ON, at
vi tanker paa' den Artfkei, som
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07

handige Syar. j. c. Christensen
var Aftenen igennem Genstand
for demostrativ Hyldest, der slut
tedes med Leveraab for ham.
Rejsesekreter for X. F. u. K.
paa Farerne. bet vii sikkert
glade ale Venner at Diet kriste-
lige Ungdomsarbejde at hore,
skriver ,,Kr. Dgbl." at Fallesbe-
styrelsen for K. +. L. NJ. og X.
i Danmark fra /. Jan. 1920 har
antaget en- kvindelig Rejsesekre-
t@r, der skal oparbejde K. f.
L. Ks Sag paa Fer9erne, hvor
der indtil inu kun findes cen enc
ste Forening, i Vaag. Froken
Henrietta Hansen, der er barne-
fodt paa Feroerne, har taget
Observation-Disclosures og
har gennemgaaet ,,Kursus for
kvindelige Observation-Disclosures"
sidste Winter. Siden E~fteraaret
har hun opholdt sig hos Pastor
Moe i Louns, hvor hun har del
taget i Ungdomsarbejdet. EFT I'd
valg, bestaaende af Mand og
Kvinder paa Fer9erne med Fru
Moe i Louns som Formand, skal
virke som Mellemled mellem Fel.
lesbestyrelsen og Frk. Hansen.
bet oliver i mango Henseen-
ender ct brydsomt Arbejde for
Fr9ken Henriette Hansen; hun
vii i hoj' Grad tr@nge til, at vi
hernede omslutter hende og hen
des Corning med vor Forb9n.
Karen r e d e +,
fungerende Landssekretar
for X. +. L. X. i Danmark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-07

rsfSluttes pas Q. Side.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

| diera Senarar de mi cargo con ciento
Ochenta dias lie anticipation a. . de
Septiembre. La Illegal co~nvocatoria fu6
motive de mtitiples diScuSionCS y de
lun amparo de mis- partidarios, y lego
Il derogarse: pero POGO deSpuGs, tol
vi0se a lamar una segunda co~n"ocato-
ria a e~lecciones en- Ell Estado. Ell Peo-
| res cCrdicioneS todavla que Ii anterior,
pues en- esta Ultima de techa % de sep
| tiembre, Sc convoc0 a eleCciCneS para
Il - lie Octuhre. con 10 cual. no s1lo
| vuelvcn a quedar excludes los candida
| tos que desempeharen uu pucsto ?u-
b,iCo. Sino Que nj siQuiera pGeden He-
r~ificarSe los trabaioS pre~rlratoTios de
IA election, que Ia misma ley prcVIcne
NADIA tendria de particular Tr:e las
| c~onvocatoriaS a elecCiones SO lutheran
| hecho en- los terminus menCionaGos,
81 solo a mi. perSunalmcntc. =" me
p~rivara de Ia posibilidad de scr elect"
10 grave Y a~tcntatorio e. que Sc rr1-
Va de elegir libremcnte a Su cardi-
dato, a numeros0s grurOs politicos y
ciUIadanos del EstadO. que ~induGable-
mente co~nsti:uyen Ia maycria dc cleo
torres. Estes pIrJidoS pOiiucOs dicron
a conUccr oportunamentc Ia forlnA cn
que actuarian Y suS ~tendencias, y q
Cobierno local, Dor muy mediano rcspc-
70 que a Ia ley y a Ii opinion puhi!ca
ruvier-.. cSttl,a ohiiEad0 - ;OTnarloS en-
consideration para Ell mOmcntO lie las
elecciones Y no p~rivarlos dc 81 l@@i-
iirno d-recho dc Sufracar por 81 ani!-
Gato gue mas fucra de SUI aE"ado. ?or
10 dcr.aS. 10 a~t"ntatorio dc los proceed
mientos del Executive d" Nuevo Lon
IN este. como en- otros ca$os Sc aSla-
va Dor ii il"ga.idod de or1"en del pro
pio Executive. que no funcionA SCORE
una basa constitutional. pues 81 arti""-
70 - de Il Constitution del Est2d".
esrab!ecc q mccaniSmo automatico-po-
il!ticp en- virtuL del cU4l 80 III @I't.\
CESAR Ell REGIMEN CONS TT
iCION.AL V prescribe an Gu@ form"
ichcn cubrivsc La caltas d. Goherna-
ior. ~QuetanIo IN ulJiIUo cas-" n Sena-
do Isl Ia Constitution local no 80 pu-
dicra o no Sc quisicra apiicar1 Ia "a
cuIlad de nombrarlO. Y el actual EJc-
cutivo de Nucvo Leon no - c~ncdent"&
en- nin-uno i" estos caSos Y - Simpl"
mentc un gobernantc d" hoc!". cCN"
uomhramicnto on alcUuu lorna no 50
~conoce. Y quc ante nadic ha prorestado
81 cumrlimieuiU de las lcycs. como 90
Dc oI!;glcior para TODD ~func!onHri".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

del pueblo nuevolc>nes.
Quedo. pues, imposibilitado para ser
candidate al gobierno de mi Estado
natal. por las arbitrarias circuN>t"H'las
que Sc eypreSan."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

MONTERREY, y. l.. Octub.re %
e. general Antonio l.. Nil!arreIl ha
anrnciado va torrnalnente a u parti-
darios Y amigos, L no cntrarl en- Ia
Campana electoral para el GobieEno
de! EStaGo. a peSar de Gle EarIos par
tidos politicoS han eStadC urabaJanoo
en- 81 favor, porqUe queda im~posiblll-
;ldo para ser candidate a causa de las
:.rbitrarias Gisposiciones del Scherna-
dor provisional.
En- un manifesto que ha dlrjSIdo a
Sus partidarioS Y al pueblo TODD del
Estado. eI general ViilaIrc-l cNplica
las causaS por las cualas 80 a6stiene
de preSentarSc candidate ell las e!eccio
mes que deberin efectUarse e. Gomin-
90 pr6Eimo.
Despuhs de eXpresar oIe Il" tenia
.ambiciones perSonaleS ringunaS Y que
Sc hahia ~reSuelto Sceptar Ia candida
tura q So le ofreciera- era solo cor e.
Drop6sito de apravechar 81 ~rersonaii-
dad como IN eIemento de union y de
concordia entire los nuevoleonescS. tan
.iiv!HiloS ultimamente por Il cOrrup-
tora acci0n de amblC!osas bandcrias,'
paSa d conteStar las a>evcracioucc que
nan hecho los ~partidarios de los can
Iidatos contrario>. de que iba a ser
impuesto en- 81 Gobierno del EStado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
MFORMACION DE TAMPICO
No habra mas cantinas en- ell puerto.-DeIegado al Congre-
SO de Ayuntamientos.-U conAicto grave entire auto
ridades.-Enstalan IN puesto de ocorros.-investl
clones en- Ell fraude a la Nacion.

que Sc haga en- cl sou;ido indicado.
pueS de aitcman" puedan contar los
ne~t;cionarios crn que caulquier soil
citud sera rcSuclta en- scntido negative.
Ia disposition municipal. ii decir de
varios ~p-ppietarioS de ]cantinas les
repo,ta mas bencfIcios Quc perJu!cioS
I:uesto ole tas cantiuaS VI rsIah'ec!daS
TO teudran en- adclaIt e Ii. amcnIza dc
rucyo- competidores, puesto que NJ Sc
ah"irtn nuevos ~eXpendios lie hCbidas
c~mbri&GanteS.
+, mismo .Ayuntamicnto. que Qu.ere
hacer respetar a toCa costa cl deere
to pro:uhilivo Dc verLl Re bebidas en-
b~riegente= Us sabaGos y dominSos. y
que esta ~reSUelto a llevar a cabo &us
prop6sitos para cl establecimiento del
estado scco.' In manifest2do Iue
tambiGn en- 10 successive no sc Condona-
ra nincura muIta que por ~infracci6n n
csc acuerdo Sc haya impueSto o &c I'M
porga mas :arde 4 cada u::o &c tos IN
fractorcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
VA Al CONGSESO De
EYuNTAMlENTOS

Fl Cuerpo EGilicio tamp.qucno cole
hrG hoy session eNtraCrdinaria para de-
signar su delegado ante e. p~6Nnno
Congrcso de AyuntamientoS qlic debera
reunirse en- Ia ciudad de Mexico. con
q p~rcDoSito de formular alGunoS in
teresantes proyectos que atanen n Ia
complete organization del Munlclpio
l.ihre en- Ia Republica.
FL Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad nom
bro en- 81 session de hoy. para que re-
presente al Municipio de Ia localidad
al SenaGor licenciaio Joaquin Argue
les: v acord6 igualmente contribuir
con IL suma de mil pesos para ayudar
q los gastos que erogue Ia reunion del
Congress- del Municipio Libre.
Entire las bases a que Sc suJe'ard el
pr6ximo Congreso, segun reza la Con-
vocatoria. Sc fila un premio De ciAco
mil pesos para el autor lei meior pro-
veto de lev ORGANIZE de A~dninistra-
ci6n sfunicipal. raglamentaria del ar
tfculo 1I5 constitutional, y que sea
~suceptible de adaptarse en- o "a Re
Dfblica- Para csc concurSc estAn con-
vocados principalmente los ju%riscon-
suItos Y los peritos Ell Derecho Admi-
nistrativo.
Sc AGRAVA UN
CONFllCTO
Con motive de ia disposition que ei
CPaSa 4 Is Quiucel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
r E G A L @

N,,i. Ala MaSia. prestidiGitaci6D. suer-
:, On 81 jneso. en- cl amor. en- los negocios'
secre:os maravl!loSos. =,
No Sc mueStrc listed cobarde ante 81
problema de Ia vida. Rcrita 10 certa'o' ~
VEGA COMMISSION co.
Sex eo1. HHSRNN' SOSH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
MSNOS RUFlANESCAS
Y

Dice 81 general Nillarrral Ell 81 ina
nifiesto:
Contra las mcndaces aseveracioHcS
que me atribuyer proD6sitos i!nposi-
c!oniSta$. estdn los hechos mostraHd"
a mis- p~artidarios apcStdos exclusive
. manta = IoS rccurSoS leEIl"s - "Sta m.
/ actitud &" silencio y a~bStinaci6n abso-
lutu. an e. nSunto electoral: acttId
rue stlc m sosreniGU eSfCerZO d" No-
r;nyuf me- hl hecho ConserNar. nHcs IL!
s.do bien doloroso para nj. como para
roGos los homoreS dignos dc Nuep'
Leon. Yer manejado e. Sobier:lo dc
nuestra terra natal por Tano> ruIla-
n"scas Y dc~lincuertes, que 10 m!SmC -
crisDau para estrujar irac4ndas Ia ley
que para recibir satIsfccEas ei pro
ducto lie Ia corruption y del victo.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
ESTUVO A PUNTO
DE ACEPTAR

Mas adelanic cypr"Sa q ante u WslH
rencia dc las acrupacIones poi'tiras
,ua 10 postIlaban candidate, eSiuvo n
puuco de acertar jsfinitivame"to 81
postullci6n V venir a Nuevo Leon a 20
morse nj frenJe de sus partidaricS' ne
10 que ACCOMPLISHMENTS fu6 '"nzTda
-, - de julio una "Nurana co~nroca'o-
lia 4 e~l"ccioncs. cue dchian veriiicar-
Sc cl ) de Sep,irG2br" posadC.
Como las ewes .oclleS.-asresa-
corfo-mc u cuyos preceptos deben We
rificarse las olcccioneS. pr~ev!enen que
los altos ~funcjonarioS del Estado o d.
Ia Federation. para scr e!ectos. deoer
scprarsc de sus carSos cicnto ocA2ni2
Has ant~s lie x focha de los comicio>'
resul;aba 70 imposlbilitaGo para ngu-
rar entire ellos. pueS a,a materialnen-
20 imDoSible Que en- - de Julio IN" pr-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

TAAIPICO. OCtubre lS.-L.a campana
alberta pOr las aUtoridadeS de este
puerto en- pro del establecimieDto del
"estado seco.' ccntinua llcvdndose I
cabo con TODD entusiasro. Y L!aria-
mentc Sc dan Il o nuevaS inicta-
twas : nuevos acuerdos = disD"sicio-
ncs tendencies = -~estrinGir on 10 posi-
BILE la venta dc bebidas alcoholics.
F! Ayunramiento de Ia localized cX-
pid!6 aver un acuerdo. por 81 cual Sc
hace Saber Que en- 10 SuCeSiVo no Sc
daran mas permjsos para el estable-
cimiento Y aperture he nuevas cantInas
on Ell puerto; y ~establece Qua sera de
,odo punto in1ul caulqu!era gesti6n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
UNA GRANADA CAUSA GRAN
DES PERJuICIOS EN- DURANGO

DURANGO, Octubre 23.-Ayer tar
de Sc desat6 una terrible tormenta de
sranizo en- este Estado. La IONA mas
afectada, por Ia tormenta fus la 81
tuada al sur del Llauo Grande donde
Ia capa de granizo subi6 hasta 10 CEN
tfmetros. La temperature baj6 hasta
S grades bajo cero, causando una
era, mortandad entire 81 ganado de
los c~ampesinos. Y causando algunas
muertes entire los la~briegos,- que ca
recieron de lugarcs en- donde re1u-
giarse, por 10 que reina consternac'on
inmensa entire los p~obladores de estos
apartados lugares de Ia Sierra Maore'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
VLLARREAL NO IONA PARTE EN- LA LUCIA
ELECTORAL QUE TENDRA LUGAR HOY
EN- Ell ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON
En- I'm manifesto dirigido sus partidarios les in
forma que ha quedado imposibiitado de ser
candidate a causa de las arbitrarias dis
posiciones del Gobierno

Declare que Ell gobierno de esa entidad ha estadO maneja-
do por "manos rufianescas y delincuentes" y que este
ha sido bien doIoroso para los hombres dignos de Nue.
vo Leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
RECCH!ENDh
SERENlOAC

Termina su manifesto e! genera! VI
l~larreal recomendando suS paruda-
rios serenidad y patriotismo. eNpresan
do que no es este el instonte de las
cyaitaciones nj de las intranslsenc!as'
sino De hacer obra de c~ordlalidad y TO-
ierancia.
.-ConoZco express en- Su mahll!eS-
to.-los vergonzoSos hechos y los re-
pruebo; pero no clamo constanteinen'e
contra clos, porque nc qulero agtthr
los espiritus. nj remover los odios, nj
cSaltar las p~asioneS. Junto a mis- IN
tereses como cf1dadano de NueVo Leon
corsidero tambien mis- deoeres como
ciudadano de L. Rcpublica y como
micmhro del gohierno actual.
FL pueblo DE- Nuevo Leon dene man
tencrse, como siempre, a la altura de
Il artecedcnt.s dc verdadero cIvismo
Y de cultura. FL NAL Que ahora pare
Co es transitcric. POGO significa para
Ia vida de I'm pueblo. En- plsZo no le-
iano 50 le harA Dle1a juSticia, y en-
;rc.anto, va que "a c~onciencia ruhAca
abe aar = cada quien 10 cue lie cores
horde puedo estar SECURE de que con-
tari con Ia simpat'a Y e. APPLAUSE de
In Naci6n entera.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
LIBROS MARAVILL0SOS

Para los cue su;:en, o vlctima'
de la desgracia. les perSigue la ma
la suerte. ~frac-san en- Sus negoclos y
son desafortunados eE amores. Con
tan curiosos l;bros lcgraran tocos sus
oeseos. seran aiortunados en- nego-
clos V empresss. iogra-@n ell CARING
Gel ser amaGo. ~llevaran 4 feliz terml-
no sus asuntos : triunfaran en- TODD;
az verar libres de malas infIuen-
cias. V vence-an :. sus enemigos ) ma.
die pod1a cauSarles dano. Envie lC
c~entavo, en- estampIllas de correo pa.
"a gastcs y recibira ca.alogo grains.
Direction: Sres. Y. Martin y O.
eYr H,saoi 6l-.h Haba?a- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
UNA
DE COMPLETES

DcscartarIo e. Executive dc EuSF"
Lem con e. procedimicnto del co:to
plazo a los candidates que no son d.
-, acrado. Ell 81 articulo 10 de su lie
gal c~onvocator;a Sc arroEa la 1uhci"-
nes dc DipUtacidn FcrmSnente ' 50
otorca IL facuItad dc calificar !2S ere
dencjalcs de los diputAdos. con 10 que
So formara a su antojo una Legislature
qr complies Y amigos. los que a 81
yez 50 encarcaraH lie forJar Gober9a-
dor a gusto de "a camarilIa dominant'
Y dn.nnchn dc Ia oniniin con.rELrIn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

(Pasa d Is Quince}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

Re-istrado como a-iruio dc seSunda eia-
~ en- Ia Administrator &c CorrecS On Nue.
yo Laredo. TarnaplipaS. con fecaa To- De
Octub-e de 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
EoIcIoN ~SEMANARiA
MierccieS.
En- Ia CIudad

Entered as S~econd-class matter February
- raIS- az the Post Office 1t san Anto-
MIC. Texas. under the Act OF March o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

Con motive de ia disposition que e
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

not as a truck engineer.
 The first point to be considered in this respect is the difficulty encoun- tered in using a type of tire on a truck different from that for which it was in- tended. To place pneumatic tires on a truck equipped for solids requires, in the first place, that the wheels of the vehicle be cut down. Moreover, proper allowance must be provided for both body and fender clearance as the larger sectional diameter of the pneumatic tires will effect the steering clearance and the truck will be unable to turn in so short a radius as it did on the solids. This is especially important in negotiating turns in narrow streets and alleys as well as in garages with limited floor space.
 As the larger diameter of pneumatic tires will effect the gear reduction if substituted for solids the mechanical ability of the truck will be affected. If the change is made. will the truck be able to make the grader" Will it ma terially affect the pay-load capacity of the truck? Will it reduce the ability to operate trailers? What will the ef- feet be on the engine?
 The increased maximum speed due to the larger diameter of the pneumatic tires will be relatively slight provided the engine is governed to run at the
  is made to get more speed out Of the machine, the gear ratio must be re- duced, which reduces the ability of the truck, or the governor must be opened and the engine speed increased There is danger here. however, as speed in duces extra vibration, joints begin to loosen. and before long the engine may be literally racked to pieces.
 Additional speed calls for greater !, Ir5v ahf slower speeds but used under more severe circumstances will inevitably require more frequent renewal. The question for the truck owner to decide before making the change is whether the truck can be equipped with brakes having much larger capacity. and if not whether it will pay to take the chance. Of no less moment than the features mentioned above. so far as the depend . ability of the truck is concerned, is the question of air supply since pneumatic tires require from 90 to 160 pounds imitation pressure. As hand pumping is out of the question a power driven pump on the truck or close at hand becomes a necessity and in many cases this is not practicable.
 ] While these mechanical considera- l tions apply particularly to using pneu- matics on trucks now in operation on | solid tires, most of the same problems are involved in changing the equipment | on trucks manufactured but unsold ! The truck buyer should satisfy himself that his agents counsel on the equip
 ment is based on positive facts and en- l dorsed by the manufacturer. Other wise he may expect more or less dis | appointment and dissatisfaction over l the performance of his truck if ht ! orders the equipment changed to pneu-
 nnatics before delivery.
 TO sum up, since so many important 1 technical features are involved, the
 operator or prospective buyer would dc
 well to seek the advice Or the manufac- turer of his truck before changing th' l equipment No one else knows so wei I the probable effect on various part' nor can advise more intelligently as tc
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
EAREOTHER. BESIDES AUTO ACCIDENT

Declaring that reckless driving was not the only source of peril with auto mobiles. F. L. Coron of the Six Points oil station, yesterday revealed some of the tragedies occasioned by the poison- ous exhaust gases from motor engines. He gave two instances in which men were found dead on the floors Of their garages. and one in which man and his wife were overcome, the wife sit ting stiff in the car. 4he man leaning over the door. In every case the engine was running. and the room, which was small. was filled with fumes from the engine exhaus.. The specific instances are set worth in recently issued bull letins of the department of the interior.
 These ~accidents can undoubtedly be traced to poor combustion and the presence of carbon monoxide, a poison ous gas, Tn the exhaust gases. Carbon monoxide is formed when gasoline Vapor, or any other fuel, is burned without enough air (oxygen) for com plete combustion. AS little as 0 .05 per cent of 1t in air causes slight symp- toms of poisoning after several hours time. An exposure for as short time as 20 minutes to air containing 0 02 per cent of it will make most people very sick for hours. One per cent of it in air win cause death in few minutes.
 Tests have shown that the explosion of mixtures of gasoline yapor and air produced proportions of carbon mon oxide ranging from to IA per cent. No carbon monoxide was formed when lean fixtures were fired; that is, when sufficient air was present to completely burn the vapor. Other tests have shown that carbon monoxide may be produced by an internal combustion engine using gasoline at rates varying from 10 to 35 cubic feet per minute.
 People should be very careful in run- ming automobile engines in a garage, especially with rich mixtures. These mixtures often result in the formation of a foul smelling or smoky exhaust. The effect of poisoning may be nothing worse than bad headache but may be much more serious.
 Garages should preferably be large and well ventilated, and when the en- zine is running in the garage it is best to have the automobile standing close to wide open doors. By no means should an engine be run so as to pro- duce a smoky or bad smelling exhaust in a small garage.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

mechanism and the load: 3-to protect the road. To perform these functions three types of tires are available: Solid. cushion and pneumatic. Since there are relatively few cushion tires in service at present we can confine our discussion to the solid and pneu- matic types.
 It is safe to say that at present the accepted field for each type is as fol- lows: Pneumatics on trucks up to 12 tons capacity and solids on trucks Of 3l5 tons or over. Between these two capacities the field is debatable. and the choice cannot be made intelligently without a careful analysis of the i'm portant factors involved. In taking up the engineering aspects I shall deal briefly and frankly as a layman and
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23


 parent therefore, that a careful study or all factors involved should be made before deciding which tire to use For the purposes Of this discussion the fac Iors to be considered may be divided into three groups. as follows: First, the engineering feature; second, the practical operating features; and third the features of tire service in the field.
 sThe information I shall give you is not theoretical nor based on the ex- periences of selected operators whose delivery problems would invariably point to the same conclusion, but rather 3 composite on the opinions of hun dreds of truck operators and their mechanics engaged in handling all Kinds of merchandise.
 In the first place. it should be con Eidered that conclusions which appear sound today may have to be modified m time by changes that are graduailv
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
SOLIDS OR PNEUMATICS

but constantly taking place. For in
 stance. truck design is being altered and improved; tires are being built better and stronger; roads are being improved, and experience is pointing the way to the more intelligent use Of motor trucks through systems and de vices heretofore unknown. Another point to be considered is that trucks are used to move freight under widely differing and complex circumstances Conclusions based from experiences in one case might not be borne out in
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
LENeTHENINe VALVE

With regard to valves. they often become short in the stem from constant hammering, and if the tappets are not of the adjustable type the proper open ing Of the valves cannot be obtained
 There are several ways of adding a piece Of steel to the stem, but with the tools ordinarily available the best way is to drill q small hole from 3-32 to 1-e
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
By s. v. Norton)

The question of whether h e q Y y motor tru c k s should be equip ped with solid or pneumatic tires is one of the most important prob lems confronting the motor word today.
 Needless to say, each type has its advantages a n q limitations IT that were not true one type would he II s e d exclusively and { h c other " o uld q be dis . ar -r1 Al IA t-
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

other cases. Viewing the problem from this angle, have sought information not only from truck manufacturers and their engineers, but from truck sales men and operators in all parts of the country as we'll as from tire dealers and those upon whose local service successful truck operation depends.
 The functions of tire equipment are: Ito secure traction: 2-to cushion the