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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04

own-and at that it's pretty wei
hidden. What about the sheriff
What's he got TO say about III"
TITS the stealing. Mrs. Lorrigan
Father has the shuriff wi him. and
they are going 70 search the ranch
for the hides"
Good Lord. What hides7"
The hides OF my fathers cattle
And II you have any. put them away
quick. where the shuriff Gamma find
them. Mrs. Lorriganl It's Ill l should
go against my father. but
II guess we're entitled TO all tbs
cowhides we've got on the place, II
that's what you mean. What do you
think we are--thieves. Hope Doug
ias?"
II dinna say H. l only came &c
warn ye. father is that angry"
wei. sayl You beat II. while the
goins's good. ! hear voices up on
the road II you don't want your
dad to catch you here"
That settled IL. Terror drove Mary
Hope into the DEVILS Tooth trail al
Rab's best pace. Her last glance
backward showed Belle Lorrigan tax
ing her six-shooter belt off the buck
board seat and buckling II around
her waist so that the gun hung wei
forward.
Belle had led Rosa from the stable
and was cautiously fastening the
neck yoke in place when the sheriff
and Aleck Douglas rode around the
corner OF the stable.
"Howdy. Mr.. Douglass Fine day
we're having" she greeted the dour
Scotchman amiably.
The sheriff coughed behind his
hand, looked sidelong at his compan
ion. rode a step or two nearer tC
Belle. swung a leg over the cants
OF his saddle.
Mrs. Lorrigan, I'm sheriff OF the
county" he began ingratiatingly,
when his two feet were on the
ground
You are?" Belle flashed a row
OF very white teeth. You sure
don't look it. I'd have taken you for
a regular human being
MIR. Douglas. here. would like "a
take a look at some hides MIR. Lori
gan has got curing. He thinks
possibly
Ills useless to cover the truth wi
saft words. shuriff." Douglas inter.
rupted glumly. "'Tis stolen cattle
we are tracing. and tits here we wad
look for the hides of them. | hae
guild reason"
You'll find my husband at the
roundup. Before you do any search
ing, you had better go and have "a
talk with him. When he's gone.
strangers don't go prowling around
this ranch"
Wen have our talk with him
after we've taken a look around"
the sheriff amended, grinning little.
It's just a matter of form. l don't
suppose Wen find anything But
this man has swore out a warrant"
'Shucks! What he does never did
interest me one way or the other.
I'd take advantage of his absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04

ing around here while Toms away"
"oh well nowr' The sheriff rather
prided himself on his ability 70
handle folks peaceable." as he ex
pressed IL He injected a little more
OF the oil OF persuasiveness into his
voice. You don't think for a minute
I'd take advantage OF his absence
Mrs. Lorrigan7 Nothing like that al
all. Get down. Mr.. Douglas. and
wen just have a look around Mrs
Lorrigan amt going to make no Oh
jections to that"
Belle smiled. "oh. yes. she il
She's going to do quite lot Of oh
jecting. You better stay right where
you are. Scotty. You're a hear
safer"
The sheriff began to lose patience
Now. look here. Mrs. Lorrlganl
You're dealing with the law. you
know. We can't have any non
sense"
Continued in Our Next IssueD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
CHAPTER ".
They Ride and do Not Tell Where

Alcck Douglas. having aues-
toned the crew as Tom had
suggested. rode away with the part
ing threat that he would gang to
the shuriff and haze n talk wi him
Duke and Mel Wilson rode in about
8 O'Clock with few cows which
they had CLEANED from some draw
TO cover their real errand.
A little earlier than usual Tom
kicked the branding fire apart and
rode toward camp. whittier the lucky
ones not on herd were speeding.
Cheyenne. Tom observed. seemed
In n greater hurry than the others.
and he beckoned to him slim.
swarthy-skinned youth answering to
the euphonious name OF Sam Pretty
Cow who was three-auarters Indian.
"Cheyenne's in a hurry tonight
sam"
yeah. Ride he'll out OF his horse
/ dunno. me" Sam grinned amiably
at his boss.
Il wish you would camp on his
trail. What did Scotty have TO say
Sam"
Him. Talk a lot about spotty
yearlin' he says II dead. Asking who
kills them calf Search me. I dunno
Hear any talk among the boys
about beef rustling?"
yeah. Uh-huh. Anybody does
something mean everybody says
Damn Lorrigans done it. Too much
talk in the Black Rim. but no liking
to fight them Lorrigans. Uh huh
They're scared you bet"
They'll have something 10 gel
scared at. II they amt careful I'm
getting tired OF II" said Tom
gloomlly.
yeah, you betF' agreed Sam. and
hurried on to camp on the trail OF
Cheyenne"
Tom had nearly reached camp
when Duke came pounding up be
hind him.
Dad. we didn't find any hide over
by Squaw Butte" he announced
abruptly. MEL and ! saw where a
crittcr had been killed. all right But
there wasn't any hide. Scotty musta
cached IL somewhercs.
Tom pulled his eyebrows together
in quick suspicion. 1T kindo looks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
ABOUT RHEUMATISM
What Thousands Have Found Gives
Relief From This Painful Trouble.

Rheumatism Is a constitutional
disease. manifesting itself in local
aches. and pains, inflamed joints
and stiff muscles. II cannot be
cured by local or external applica-
tons. IL must have constitutional
treatment. Take a course OF the
great blood purifying and tonic
medicine, Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
corrects the acid condition OF the
blood on which rheumatism de-
ponds. and gives permanent relief
This medicine combines. with cx-
ceiient Alternatives and tonics. what
is generally conceded to be the
most effective agent In the treat
ment OF this disease.
II a cathartic or laxative Is need
ed take Hoods Pills. Purely vege-
table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
BEGIN HERE TODAY

Tom Iorrigan IL the owner Of the
Devils Tooth ranch In tho heart Of
the Black Rim country, and the
richest oattloman In the region. His
SUCCESS, together with reputation
for lawleHsnosH Inherited from his
father. The Killer" wholly undo
served. make him envied and feared
by hts neighhors Aieck Douglas
a scotchman. aud his wife have
taken an especial dislike TO the
lorriEan family. principally because
Mrs isorrigan. Belle. was an actress
before Tom married her. They for
bid their daughter. Mary Hope. TO
have anything TO do with the Tor
riganH, but as little Girl Mary
formed child friendships with the
three Lorrigan boys, Al. Duke and
Lance. and becoming devoted TO
their mother. who was good to the
lonely child. ha. kept up her secret
visits TO tho Devils Tooth TO see
Belle. Finally Aleek Douglas loses
spotted yearling calf and accuses
Tom iorrigan OF that greatest Of
ali Western crimes. rustlinR. Al
suspects a frame-up and warns his
father that new hand. Cheyenne.
should be watched. No when Douglas
comes TO Toms roundup to ask ques-
lions Tom tells him 60 question Chey-
enns about his loss.
Now 60 on With the Story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
Continued FROM Our Last sxue.1

Douglas rode over to Cheyenne and
Tom to be compelled 10 meet hard
words with tolerant derision. But
since he must be tolerant. he swung
his horse 10 meet Douglas when the
brief conversation with Cheyenne
was over.
We'll. yuh might as wen make
tho rounds. Scotty. Go and ask all
the boys. II l asked 'em myself you
might think IL was frame-up."
Alcck Douglas scowled. opened his
hard lips TO make bitter answer
and rcconsidered. lie went off in
stead TO interview the men. perhaps
thinking that adroit questioning
might reveal a weak point somewhere
In their denial
Tom rode over 10 Cheyenne
''Scotty's got his war clothes on
he observed. carelessly.
Shore has" Cheyenne grinned
but that's all right. He didn',
mako nothln' OFF me. never give
him any satisfaction at all"
AWu bfbNh puiitu tptttnef
Wen. now. II you know anything
about any hide with the brand cut
out. you'd better come thru. Chey
enne"
Il never said | knowed anything
about IL. guess mebby that's why
couldn't give him no satisfaction
Cheyenne still grinned. but he did
not meet Toms eyes.
You spoke kinda queer for n man
who don't know nothing. Cheyenne
Did yuh think mebby it wasn't ali
MI beef you been eating7"
why. no. l never meant any
thing like that at all. only
said"
straight talk don't need no ex-
piainin'. Cheyenne The Devils
Tooth outfit shore likes the taste OF
its own beef. II any man fails to
agree with that, want him TO speak
up right now
MI beef shore suits me. don't
know about any other brand. I ain,
et none TO Judge by"
You bet your life you amt.
snapped Tom. as he turned away
when you sample another brand
you won't be DRAWN wages with this
OUTFIT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
Oh, fiery SKIN DISEASES!
IS There NO Relief?

orders. So that whenever
your skin breaks out with
any of these conditions, you
will save yourself much an
noyance and the pain that
comes from the fiery itching,
if you will realize from the
outset that to treat this con-
dition intelligently, you must
first cleanse the blood of the
millions of tiny germs that
cause the trouble.
This of course means that
you will get no permanent
good from the use of local
treatment applied to the sur
face of the skin, because it is
impossible to reach the blood
in this way.
The sensible treatment that
will show real results is a
remedy that will cleanse the
blood thoroughly and kill the
germs that cause the trouble.
And for this purpose no rem
edy ever made can approach
the record of S. S. S., the fine
old fifty-year-old blood medi-
cine. This medicine is purely
vegetable, being made of the
juices of roots and herbs
gathered direct from the for
ests, the medicinal value of
which is recognized by the
medical profession every
where. 1t cleanses the blood
of the disease germs, at the
same time building up the
general health. S. S. S. is
sold by all druggists, and is
probably the most popular
family medicine which they
carry. If you want. perma-
nent results, this is the medi-
cine you should take.
If your own case needs
special medical advice, you
can obtain same without cost
if you will write to Chief
Medical Adviser, $50 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04

FUNERAL SERVICES for w. w.
Beebe, II. OF 17i7 W. 5sth ST. WIN be
hsid at Butterworth 4 Sons. Satur.
day noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
Must i Continue to Suffer
From the Fiery Itching?

This is indeed the burning
question with those who are
the victims Of itching, burn
ing, fiery irritations that
break out all over the skin.
causing its victim to itch and
scratch with almost constant
torture. Going from bad to
worse, with only a temporary
lull in the suffering, you have
about reached the conclusion
that you are doomed to have
this terrifying disease as
your life companion.
If you have followed the
usual course of treatment,
you have doubtless used To-
tons, ointments, salves and
washes abundantly, in an eff
fort to get some sort of relief
from your torture. Probably
you have received temporary
Srelief from the fiery itching
by the use of local treatment,
but your experience will be
like that of thousands of 9TH
ers who have found that such
treatment does not reach the
cause of the disease, and can
not for this reason make any
progress toward a cure.
While it is true that the
visible location of this trouble
is apparently on the skin, you
must look deeper for it's orr
gin, and until you locate its
starting point, and direct
your treatment there, you
will continue to suffer.
The skin is fed from the
blood, and upon the condition
of the blood depends upon
whether or not your skin will
be healthy and free from
boils, pimples, scaly irrita-
tons, red eruptions and other
disfiguring and unsightly dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
THEATRES
PALACE HIP

II you want jazz music and II you
feel a shoulder shaking ut approach.
ing. frequent visits TO the Palace Hip
during the engagement OF Ruth
Curtiss and her jazz band. who Will
feature the new bin opening tomor'
row. are prescribed by the theatre
management. Miss Curtiss win pro
vide the vocal efforts and n quintet
OF five boys will furnish the accom-.
paniments and instrumental rem
ditions which include the latest in
syncopauon.
A splendid exhibition OF cycling Is
promised by Mole, Jesta and Mole.
trio composed OF two men and a
girl
A bit Of musical comedy. which in.
cludes restricted song numbers.
dances OF the jaz and soft shoe
variety and some character numbers.
are promised by Christie and Ryan.
Cooke and Hamilton win be seen
in comedy skit entitled. Samples"
"Dancefoolery." as Charles Hickey
calls his offering. Is a combination
of singing. dancing and talking.
Wilbur and Grille add to the
variety OF the bill with a juggling
novelty.
Creighton Hale is featured In the
feature photoplay. The Dark
Circle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04

THE MOUNTAINEER." annual
publication OF the Mountaineers. Is
off the presses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Years ago the formula for fat re-
duction was diet" exercise" To-
day II II Take Marmola Prescrip-
ton Tablets" Friends tell friends
doctors tell their patients. until thou
sands know and use this convenient
harmless method. They eat what
they like. live as they like and still
lose their 2. 3 or pounds of fat
a week. Simple. effective. harmless
Marmoia Prescription Tablets are
sold by all druggists. a large case
for 81. Or IL you prefer. you may
write direct to the Marmola Co,
ket Woodward ave. Detroit Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
Rim offh!ye World
by, COPYRIGHT 1919
N ~ ID ONN/EA hniI eY
- H.A'NE w A-H<<S. W. LITTLE. BPOUNoco

to mo like n frame-up." he said
slowly. We'll. you and Mel keep II
under your hats. Duke. Don't say
nothing to any OF the boys at all
But II any OF the boys has anything
to say. you listen"
Tom knew none OF his men had
killed Aleck Douglas spotted year
| ling. And to be accused OF the theft
/ hurt
why. humpin' hyenasi II ia a
beefed that critter. old Scotty
wouldn't ever have found no hide TO
catch me on, Rustic beef and
leave the hide laying around2 why,
any darn fool would know better
/ than that"
when Tom rode into camp Chcy-
enne had unobtrusively retired TO the
bed tent. with his thumbs pushed
down inside his belt Tom strolled
past and sianted a glance inside.
! Cheyenne WAS squatted on his heels.
I shaving with cold lather and "a
cracked looking glass propped against
a roll OF bedding.
/ Tom walked on. making a mental
lance from camp. Mary Hope Doug
las Tom decided. was probably the
cause for Cheyenne shaving In the
middle OF the week. He had not
reached the rear OF the tent before
he decided that he himself would do
a little riding that night. lie caught
and saddled Coaley. his own horse
that had never carried any man save
Tom. and set off toward the Devils
Tooth ranch.
Cheyenne ducked his head under
the tent flap when he heard the
sound OF hoof beats passing close.
saw that Il was his boss. noted the
direction he was taking. and heaved
a sigh OF relief.
SO presently Cheyenne saddled the
freshest horse in his string and
loped off Very soon Sam Pretty
Cow also drifted away. and no one
noticed his absence. sam Pretty
Cows wanderings never did attract
much attention. He was Injun. and
Injuns have ways strange to white
men.
The next morning Belle Lorrigan
wsas Harvesting her pinto team in
the stable. Certain staccato epithets
meant merely that Subrosa was OBJ
Jecting TO the crupper A sudden
stamping testified that Belle had APP
preached Rosa with the bride. a
high-keyed. musical voice chanting
man-size words OF an intimidating
nature followed, which proved that
the Harvesting was progressing as
well as could be expected.
Belle had just led subrosa thru
the gate and up 10 the post where
she snubbed him fast. She was turn.
ing TO go after Rosa when n young
voice called TO her anxlously.
"oh. Mrs. Lorrlgan, Quick. I'm in
a hurry. 1 mustn't stay. They're
! coming by the road and came down
I the trail. and that gave me time.
Father IL that angry wi your hus-
band-and oh. Mrs. Lorriganl II
you have any hide that isna your
own. ye should hide It away at onoel
Because the shuriff--'
Belle laid her palms on her lips
and stared blankiy up at Mary Hope.
who sat nervously on old Rab at the
gate
Heavens. child, My hide is my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04

To stop falling hair al once and
rid the scalp OF every particle Of
dandruff, get n small bottle Of de
lightful "Danderine" at any drug
or toilet counter for few
cents. pour a little in your hand
ard rub II into the scalp. After
several applications the hair usually
stops coming out and you can't
find any dandruff. Your hair will
grow strong. thick and long and
appear soft. glossy and twice as
beautiful and abundant. Try IL!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
Bowels Behind Schedule?

Liver acting iazyy Bring them to
time with DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Gentle but sure acting system cleans
ers that are tonicky in action and
pleasing In results. Still sc a bottle
az al drug stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04
NEGLECTED COLDS,
ARE DANGEROUS!
DIR. Kings New Discovery
soon breaks a cold and
checks a cough

NHILLS 49, fever sneczes aud
" then a hard cold develops.
Take a little Dr. Kings New
Discovery when the snlffles start IL
will soon check the cold. the cough
provoking throat tickle Used every
where by people who know why Il
has been on me market for half q
century. Relieves cold. cough.
grippe. Group. No disagrecable aft
er-effects. All druggists-soc and
i2o a bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-04

GO SLOW on sugar. said tho fair
price committee here Tuesday.
Sugar plantation workers In Hawaii
are on strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
TOBACCO INDUSTRY REPORT
FOR 1919 Is NEARLY READY
Virginia Third in iLisi OF Cuntrib-
,sE utors 10 Revenue Collection.
- ..Orth ImrnliMn LcnLs
NJ HiGii clnmA>.

NV ASHlNGTpN. sept, i-rhc an
TRY I'm the United states Tor 1919
aCrensus Bulletin No. 1879 will short
Rogers.
4 The bulletin contains statistics
(which may be Sur.C's sing 20 those no,
FULLY conVersant with the industry.
In 1919. according to the Bureau Of
3Erop Estimates, there were 1901
zoo acres planted IN tobacco. while
The production from the crOp Of igIS
amounted to 1.i29.01i .OpG mounds.
There were imported during 1919 lear
tobacco ana tobacco products 10 IN.
value of SSG.tS5.O25 S.lflc it, ~
ports OF leaf tobao..-, ..o~c' valued
at more than i95D.uuc GOO ,rc com
bincd production Of cigars ia reg
istcred Factories "nd J. bonded man
.ufacturinE warehouses >uS 1.Ggg 600
Ceo; or Cigarettes approximately 81
200. 100000, and az chewing ana
Trnoking toIarco and suUT 81. 900
GOO pounds There were lG.2ll.ISa
200 ciE&r"itcs exported DARN. tho
year, leaving $4,000, 100000 factory
made cigarette for cnusumptfou i'm
tho United States. Tho tNuorts Of
leaf tobacco during iHiG amountct
to iG". al3,i"i pounds Greatly exceed
SnS those for any pr.p- year The
sreNen'ie COLLECTED dariu% thc year
amounted Ia 500 rHn 600 or mi.
total. North Carolina contributed
Virginia sl2CGt.rrp P,nasvlva-.ia
tsl2,oi9.oo0, Missouri SiNSr, 600. onio
,SlD,S0:, npr and New .lyrsry SIr "-,C GnU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
OF DICKENS!
AUTOS REVIVE COACHING
""'"r Ponies Recall Old Days
When All Travelling Was
Behind Horses.
ny PAU. stII:R.

'trn*S- Atlantic NrNGpap-r Service
LONDON, sept. 4.-rhanton!s or tho
days Of Dickens ,hronEcd stree. off
lii%h iioiborn, whore Two maroon
c"lorcd motor coaches were loading
a. with passengers FOR Devon and
Wales. Sam Weller. his bulk!ly-
coated father. P!ckwick. and Jingle,
and the famous moitle- faced coach
man were thcre-unsccn. bur felt by
4 Dickens lover VINO watched the
scene.
with what delight must those spir-
rs 50 long unhappy during the reign
OF the urromantjc railway train. have
WaicAch the revival of tho era or
."'!t own daES--in an altered form
certainly. but nevertheless with thr
sam" Oh traditions Of the open road
ana III" open al: and tho ways!dc inn
inc same hustle and excitement:
Wcro thcre fussy passengers hur-
RCD nv; anxious Inquiries were rnnds.
luggage was slowed in tho boot
ihcrc were discussions about seats:
tentative friendships began 10 spring
The old characters were not lack.
in". There was the dominant wife
M hcr apparently fcrocious hut re-.
%HrE iniid husband owhat shades %.
Hr "H1 MIS- f"tlD there was the
Ioi!N o!d man--Gc i"ri'tincI to laugh
Whatever happened, there was ;ho
inainred iraEcicr-a!mos, the Eng
Hshm"n o. continental cariratur"s
WIN his tweed cap his enormous
rp"' his black mouStacr". and III,
weed sun; there was the pariic,Iia-
o." !%"S--unc indeed wl;h white hair
ana a n!ack jet headed bonner ,yhn
occupied q front scat, could MOI l,s,,n
.'''h icsS Than seventy. thCrc we're
Nv" younrish men who looked 10
.Ho"Eh ihcy might devotion the liv,Iv
.prcs az Bob sawyer and Ben Alien
- 'H'! hHh Inc Opportunlty
hidnlr-tSrd Travellers.
inc most striking feature or ~,
travellers was that save in a ycry ,rw,
instances they were all middIn-at.rJ
cray ana waite boards wcrc rr,ufI,n,'
Spccidclcs 100. There were n,.,n;
stout good na;urcd women in -
t"'''rs' with copiouS mDfor-ysjia
"iNM ing about their faces T'yyo yo,,,.
:hit'en Were IN tho party. and from
I ,H'N INC ages !c.pt upwards :, tbn
I lac Turtles - 'hc
IN" las bD: was slowed away ~.
vS'cr IN the PERSON o. au ohiirtn,
4 ''nt'i answered Tho iag ugrs,in,n,
Si'hrcd AVA the last dou,i, .r,hn
!ooih We" shut. the driver ,nl..,,,. ~
/ ~ mas seat and with a glipnt nhear
/ nc coach rolled out into IIiph liz,
/ npFh on Us long Journey :, ,so,,cos
/ 'tr a"h shrewsbury and DhyI
1 As the second coach roIinSn, !.
! fa,n tnq narrow ch street. there was n
saosts OF a hundred years ago. s"''o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
IMPROVED CRANKSHAFT
lessons ENGINE NOISE
Liberty Six Engineers Believe This
Addition Will Practically
EIiDinntc Vibration

one OF The greatest advances
ninsern rece ha: IN, IN automobile en-
Sreaaiy improved crankshaft. with
!onr bearings. thus minimizing the
vibration ana noise which occur in
the cnEine,' SAYS John +. Finnny.
sales manager OF the Richmond o.:
fee OF hc Terminal Motor Companv.
The engineers Of the Liberty Six
provcment and have won tho dis
tinction Of being the first TO make
this progress in the medium priced
For several years auto builders
have been atoptinG heavier crank
SHAFTS. made OF bettcr quality ma
1t is believed that MANY xii 20 a
step farther. as tho Li1erty engineers
did. and practically eliminate vib-a-
ton and noise by giving tho crank
an additional bearing
The so-caiIcd whip in a crank
shaft il TO blame for much OF the
get away from this whip tina, IN,
Liberty. Six adopted fourth bear
ins This added hrarinG, aids ,hc
cranksnaft in resisting tho strains
imposed upon ii by tho explosions in
Tho cylinders. II is on the prin
ciplc OF bridge being supported in
the middle OF two piers instead Of
Many drivers DO more damage f.,
their car The first week they iriv"
thereafter. Often they do not stop
20 learn thoroughly the directions
for driving. and they smash up ,ha
Of wear off the tires. But probably
the greatest; offcnsc of ali is tho
neglect OF niling. In new car IL
takes considerabie time for the parts
20 set thoroughly worked in The
new car Will naturally generate more
friction tIan one which has been
run for some time. so more fire.
puent oil;nS is advisable. One auto
company advises it's users against
running faster than Twenty-Five miles
an hour for the first 500 miles Even
the best Of new engines need to he
let down easy" at the beginning