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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
The HeruMS AUTO Quiz

4 valve, not only TO keep out dust and
dirt but to maintain an air tight
! connection preventing a tire from de-
I Hating should something 50. wrong
I with the valve inside. This cap. II
/ tightly lifted 10 the valve VIII hold
more than the entire pressure OF air
within tire without a leak
with the new forms OF auto
mobile insurance regarding theft an
owner OF a low or medium priced
car is obliged TO usa some approved
form OF locking device at AL times.
otherwise he IS penalized- Approved
locks are IN various forms. There
are steering wheel locks either hold
ing the wheel rigid or allowing It to
turn without engaging with the
steering gear, front wheel lock and
devices which do not allow the motor
to start, but which are not wholly
successful because the car under
these conditions may be towed away.
5--Ihe simplest form OF gearing in
steering device for automobiles Is
a beyet or spur pinion gear at the
steering post which engages with
spur or bevel sector or rack with at
least twice the number Of teeth Of
the former. By turning the steering
wheel two or more complete revolu-
lions, the front wheels may be
brought from their furthest position
at one side 70 thar OF the opposite
side This form OF steering scar Is
used on many light and medium
weight cars, and although not ire
versibles 10 Is easily operated
"a dented rim which causes any
reformation TO the side walls OF bead
OF a tire should be Strengthened, to
prevent Inward strain from cutting
or weakening the fabric. II the rim
r. bent outward II may allow water
or sand 20 work IN between the rim
and tire and possibly between the
casing and tube.
IA four cylinder engine magnetic
is driven at crankshaft speed. The
magnetic for a six cylinder motor fs
turned one and one h.lit times as fast
as the crankshaft -epUis-es.
6.-Ihe amount - heat lost BY A
water cooled engine through its cool
ing system varies with the make OF
the car. It ranges from 40 to s.
percent OF The heat generated IN the
combustion chambers.
s.-faluation OF auto repair parts
manufaotured during 1918 fs
$lll,Ooo,OO0- This valuatirn Is given
10 passenger car parts.
1O.-De1ects Of vibrator coll which
would give an unsteady spark. or
possibly no spark are contact points
q the vibrator becoming burned or
pltted, broken or burned wires and
loose terminals. The vibrator win
STICK at high speed II its points are
pitteds and win s1ye a poor spark at
either low or high speed II the points
aare Durned.-Co Copyright, 1920. Thomp-
son Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

with an idle engine and dis
tributor exactly at firing point would
Il be possible to turn the Ignition
switch on and get a continuous spark
at the spark plug2
What Is The proper gap to leave
when setting valves OF a motor2
ais an allowance made on auto
mobile insurance for theft II spare
tires are locked continuously BY a
device approved by underwriters?
4.-HoW should 6 valve stem be re-
placed in an inner tube2
5.-Does q car vibrate more when
II Is travelling in second or low speed
than it does On high speed7
SLOW many motor cars and
trucks were delivered to dealers over
roads and highways from facrories2
How can you tell by looking at
the spark plugs II the valves are
functioning properly
8-What is the proper way TO Judge
the kind or weight OF oil required in
q motor2
s.-Who secured the first patent on
rubber vulcanization, and who made
the first pneumatic tire?
1O--Whar distributor troubles viii
cause motor TO knock OF misfire2
Answers to Last Weeks Questions.
IA two speed rear axle used on
an automobile is one having two ring
gears and two beTel piuions attached
10 the differential casing instead OF
one set as IS used with ordinary axles.
With this axle two different ratios
Of speed are obtained, the drive be-
ing through one set Of gears at a
ume. These gears are engaged or
speeds changed by means OF sliding
clutches operated by a shifting lever
from the drivers seat
2.-The presence OF q sufficient
quantity OF oil or water on the er-
terror Of q sparkplug, SO that Il wiz
terminal and the shoulder which
screws into the cylinder, viii cause 4
plug to misfire even though the
points are clean The oil or moisture.
together with dust and CRIME collect
On the porcelain or mica insnIaffo1
and II not cleaned occasionally will
IN time short circuit the plug.
attend to your tire valves ana
their caps occasionally. The ca
should always be carried to cover the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
SERVICE TRUCK COMPANY
HAS BRANCH OFFICE HERE

Fl Paso is being recognized as ths
loglcal distributing point for The
southwest by many OF the autouo-
PIE factories Of the country. NE
latest to establish a branch here is
The Service Truck company OF Wa
bash, Ind During the last week
krank H. Brown leased quarters al
oOs North Kansas street. unloaded e
carload OF trucks and entered into
the business life OF the Community
as branch manager for the Service
truck company The carload con-
sisted OF two models. each Of pa tons
capacity. The truck equipped with
pneumatic tires, is OF the general
freight carrying type and the solid
tire truck Is equipped with a dump
BODY for mine hauling and contrac-
tors use. The Service company has
been making trucks at Wabash for
IS years In connection with the
branch, Mr.. Brown win also display
the Freuhoff trailer. ]. Richard
Hunter, OF Detroit. representing this
line, completed final arrangements
with Mr. Brown for representation
IN this territory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
RIGHT BACK TIRE makers CLOSELY.
NIEARS0UT SQ0NIN5PEGT TIRES

The fact that tires on the right
hand side OF a car wear out faster in
proportion than those on the left
hand side, often puzzles motorists.
The popular supposition, that this
wear IS caused by turning many
corners to the right, Is incorrect The
fact IS that the increased wear IS
actually caused by the pitch OF the
road. which throws more Of the car
on the right side than on the left
The rouHd OF the road from curb to
curb is far more important in deter
ming the sequence in which tires
normally wear out-right rear. left
rear, right front, left fropt-than is
gutter wear and abrasions from
grinding off and on pavements-
The slope OF the road causes the
right rear tire to carry more weight
than the left rear tire Thus the right
rear wears the faster Of the two.
The right front also, according to
Miller tire and tube experts, will
wear more rapidly than the left front,
for the same reason.
However. as the left rear wheel re-
ceives q driving pull while the right
front does not. II viii wear the faster
Of the two. Under average conditions
the right rear wears out first and the
left front last
To secure uniform wear from = set
Of tires, change them around, about
once z month. Particularly Is It i'm
portant to reverse the rear tires.
After the rear tires are worn down,
reverse them with the front
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
ROAD RACE IS CERTAINTY BUT
FINISH POINT ISUNDET ERNINED

one thing definite has been decided
~ BY the powers that be" concern
ing the annual FL Paso road race
the race viii be run early in No
Yember- The finishing end is still in
the doubtful column.
Bcth H. L Naquin and Roy Lester.
who have this project f. hand. arc
agreed that while san Diego and Fort
Worth are both putting forth excel
lent claims for recognition, Phoenix
must be considered The race Is
known all over the country as the Fl
Raso-PhoeniE race and for this rea-
son alone the Phoenix authorities
must be consulted. Il IS said before
any definite arrangement is made.
NJ EaQuin has been prevented from
seeing the Phoenix people as yet. on
account OF the pressure Of business,
but stated Friday that this meeting
would be held before the first OF the
mourh-
Phoenix gets the racs n the peo-
pie VII meet their snare Of the costs"
he said
Big road races cost money Surveys
have C. be made. Expenses OF print
ing. curresppndence and many Incl
deutals that amount to hundreds OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

FULL line Of KoDAKs and KODAK
supplies at Gandara'a-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

| Vigilance OF the most marked kind
should attend every step in the build
! ing Of tires. Periodical and more or
| less frequent inspections are in
dulged IN by practically all tire
manufacturers At the conclusion OF
each distinct process the average tire
is inspected for possible flaws.
Inspection during the construction
Of Savage tires is practically con-
slant II begins with the acceptance
OF the raw materials and does not
cease until the finished tire Is finally
okeyed. One series OF careful tests
after another are applied TO insure
that there IS no deviation from the
uniform quality that the standard de-
mands, and every tire graded as a
first that leaves the factory Is con-
sidered perfect and guaranteed as
such
There are in every department
keen-eyed men who are trained to
detect blemishes and imperfections
that are almost microscopic These
men do nothing but inspect. that is
their sole duty.
A factor that strongly disposes to-
ward careful workmanship and makes
constant inspection both practicable
and valuable Is the building OF tires
BY hand In this way every workman
IS IN reality an inspector. In building
Savage tires. the quality OF the work
turned out determines the size OF the
bonus and premium the workman re-
eeives. It follows that great vigilance
IS the rule at all times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

dollars IN the end must be met and
the money can only come from NUM-
cipal contributions and entrance fees.
This year the big item will be prize
money. Cash prizes for the first ten
cars finishing with the winner tax
ing down something Ike $4,000 and
possibly more.
Requests for entry blanks are COM
ing IN every day but none can be for
warded until the route Is selected and
funds in hand OF guaranteed.
Real work on the promotion OF the
race VIII start September first.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

ice along walls OF frozen water.
Both 1fr. Swain and myself wsrs
skeptlcal and while used my knife
70 chip off a piece, AIr. Swain found
an old AK with his flash light and
knocked OF a 10 pound chunk Both
bits were sure enough ice. which
melted from the heat OF the hand and
tasted a. ordinary Fl Paso les
tastes"
From the Grand canyon the party
journeyed TO Los Angeles. thence "a
Long Beach and down the coast ia
san Diego returning through tbs
Imperial valley. AIr. Giasscock spoke
enthusiastically Of his Cadillac. saw
II gave him no trouble going or com
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
TOURIST FINDS
CAVE Of ICE

Driving his new Cadillac touring
car 1900 miles without the slightest
semblance OF trouble and without q
tire change. visiting all the beaches
along the Pacific coast and discover
ing a cave lined with natural ice IN
Arizona are only a few Of the pleas
ures enjoyed by Lee Glasscock on his
recent vacation tour
Accompanied by Mrs. Glasscock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry swain, 1Ir- Glass
cock left FL Paso six weeks ago. It
was Just beyond Flagstaff on his
way to the Grand canyon that some
one spoke OF the ice cave. The party
decided Il was worth Investigating.
A hole in the side OF a mountain
proved 70 be the entry 20 the cave,
with the Thermometer registering 100
degrees in the sun
Thirty feet inside" said Mr. Glass
cock we were walking on natural
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
ESSEX BEATS ALL RECORDS
BOTH WAYS ACROSS o.

cisco to New York last Monday made
the remarkable time OF four days, Il
hours and - minutes, bearing al pre-
vious records from San Francisco to
New York by II hours and As min
utes.
On Thursday another Essex driven
from New York to San Francisco
made the trip in four DAYS. is hours
and II minutes, beating all previous
records going west % hours, Is min
utes. This means the Essex holds
transcontinental records both ways.
from New York to san Francisco and
from san Francisco to New York.
Gun repairing. 70 yearaT experience
Allen Arms Co. 404 n Q-egcn.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
NEW ACCESSORIES COMPANY
OPENS HOUSE ON MESA AVE

The Automobile Accessories com
pany IS the title OF the new firm
which recently opened at 81 Mesa
avenue The company was organized
By F. n Bower and Norwood George.
This company viii deal IN retail and
wholesale automobile supplies and
speclalries- It VIII also handle
complete line OF Fisk tires and tubes
with a wei equipped Fish tire servics
station in conjunction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
MUCH INTEREST
IN AUTO RACES

7 f0ne did not know that the FL
Paso-Juarez race meet for automo-
biles and motorcycles was on the cal
endar three weeks hence. one would
be somewhat puzzled at the trend Of
conversation in the service depart
ments OF the various motor car
agencies in town
Step into one Of these places and
you viii hear such remarks as. "Ad-
vance the timing about two notches
and It VIII give you 10 more miles
an hour" or something ike this:
''ait the first turn at col cut or the
power and coast around 10 the five
slXteenths, then step on her and 60"
AL OF which means that much more
interest is being shown in the coming
meet than in the one held July T. J.
G Mcnamara promoter OF the race,
has been away al week. visiting the
various speed bugs In other localities
and arranging for entries.
The arrangement OF the events
seemed 70 please the prospective en-
tries, especially that part which
necessitates qualifying for the big
race They know this arrangement
means real race, with slow cars
and inexperienced drivers eliminated.
Several match races are being ar
ranged with substantial Wagers on
the side These events viii prove IN
terestlng. The track viii be opened
next Saturday for regular practice.
although several entrants have tried
out their mounts during the last
week Il Is a foregone conclusion
that with the interest shown and the
work being done on the cars. the rae
ing viii be closer and the time faster
than in past meets
FULL line Of KODAKs and KODAK
supplies at Gandara'a-Adv-
Sell OIL stock 10 curtius & Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

The Mission Garage. at Mills and
Campbell streets. changed owners
last week. The new firm is
composed Of Leon D. Brooks and n
A Turner, both oil men Of Ranger.
Texas The new company Is reno
waiting the entire structure. I'M
provements viii be made in all de-
partments Service, repairs, tire bat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Wind Starts arizona
Auto; 1t Runs Awdu

Glendale, Ariz-, Aug. 1z.-How a
storm started his snail automobile
and drove IL away from him was
related here by Dr.. Otto, whose Of
flee Is in Glendale but whose home
is on large tract of desert land
he has taken up. The storm came
at night II was featured by a ter
rifle wind The doctor said the
wind struck his car in the rear and
started Il moving away from the
ranch house near which II was
standing. The movement contin-
ued and resulted In acranking" the
engine. With the engine running,
the car kept on going, he said. 1t
ran a considerable distance until
an obstruction brought it 60 a halt
with a demolished hood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

terry and washing departments viii
be installed A filling station viii be
erected on the corner. Il Is the In
tentIon OF the present owners to make
the Mission the latest IN modern
garages.
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WasbingtOn's Police
Of6cers-These are the
men charged with direct
ing the forces Of law and
order in the District of Co.
Iumbia. They are, from
left TO right: Lieut..
YuIee Hodges, Capt. Geo
II. Williams, "Corporal-
Nick Altrock, Capt. Robt.
E. Doyle, Inspector W. II.
Harrison, Capt. L. W.
Browne, Inspector Chas
A. Evans, Capt. Thomas
Judge, Major Harry l..
Gessford, Capt. Charles
Peck, Asst. Supt. Dan
Sullivan, Capt W. +. Fall
vey, Inspector =. +.
Cross, Capt Thaddeus X.
Bean. Chief Clerk Edwin
: r. Hesse, Capt. James
Hartley, and Capt. e. T..
+. Flathcr.
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Lieut.. Nina Van Wrinkle, head of tho
Nomans Bureau of the Police Depart
ment carrying full rig as a police officer.
First time shown.
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us. WILL REBUILD
|. S250,000 HANGAR
Anacostia Station for AirpIanes
Destroyed by Fire to Be
Replaced.

The Navy DEPARTMENT has decided
to rebuild the great hangar housing
the naval planes at the air station,
at Anaeosfa. ID. c.. II was announced
destroyed by ira with loss OF
S250.000
This air station Is the place where
practically ell the carrier pigeons
Tor the naval pigeon post are reared
and trained. In q recent race from nj
Vernon, Ohio TO AnacostiA. three or
these birds maineained an average speed
for the 800 miles of sb feet a second
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-14

PENNINGTON WALL posting ana .-,-,n,1tinr typewriter. split cyllnue. '.r,,iafor and stand. S75O. See Merrill; xs-s.s- Trsers. Phone 1913.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
Watson Brothers Paige Distributors 536-538 West
 Washington
 Phone 4947

FOR SALE-191S Maxwell. good running conditions; leaving city, must sell at once. Sacrifice, S3l5; actually
 worth S550. Call at Arizona Apts. Apt 5, Middle Bldg. blk
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14

1918 Dodge speedster, s400. 1917 Maxwell touring, $400. 1917 Maxwell touring, $500. 1918 Kissell roadster S750. 1919 Oldsmobile Light Six, $500.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
MILLIONS
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WE ARE CUTTING PRICES On tents. wagon covers and picking bags. Look at our stock and get in on the right price.
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
Will Trade

acres, unimproved, fine citrus frtift land near San Diego. California, for ten acres between Seventh Ave. and Sev- enth St, south of Indian school. Cash value s450o; will assume difference. Improved land near this is worth $500 an acre Will make a beautiful home and produce an income. Climate most equable in the world. P. o. Box SAP Phoenix II