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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-29
Peak Sales viii
Come Next Year

Toledo O., Aug. 29.--Activity in
the automobile industry will reach
the peak in 1922 declares John
WHY'S president of the Willys-Oyer-
land company. in resume of the
condition of his company. issued this
week.
He points cut that splendid crop
prospects and relief for the rail
roads promises more in the way Of
prosperity for next year than we
have had in 1921.
Many people who have been get
ting along with old cars will buy
new ones while others who have
never owned cars will be numbered
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-29
Crosses Desert On
One Quart of Water

The following record run OF an
Overland has just been received by
=. G. Wagner. OF the Wagner Motor
company. local Overland dealers.
Running through ninety miles OF
southern California desert In the
heat OF the day. aud after emerging,
using only quart and half Of
water In It's radiator. Is a recent
feat performed by an Overland four
owned by 7. X Ridge. OF Oklahoma
City.
Mr. Ridge and his family left
Tulsa last November. touring to
Phoenix. Arizona. and going from
there to Huntington Beach. Calf,
andit was on this leg OF the Jour.
ney that they aiade the almost un.
believeable desert record
They were warned not to attempt
TO make the run In the daytime. Not
discouraged, Ridge showed the nose
OF his sturdy Overland into the hot
sand at 1880 o'clock In the mopn-
ing. He emerged from the sage.
brush at $3.50 In the afternoon. This
time record is considered the more
remarkable because twenty miles of
the ninety were run through sand
on low speed
The time, despite a stop because
Of tire trouble. was exactly the
same as is made by the high priced
motor stages that make regular trips
across the desert and the cooling
powers of the Overland motor are
shown, Ridge says, by the fact THAT
when he filled his radiator after the
desert run only quart and half
of water was necessary The radia.
tor never boiled throughout the trip
through the frying desert. nor at
any other time during the $500 miles
of hard running.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-29
Service Charges
Are Small Factor

That the experience of Chalmers
owners IN the past three years dem
onstrates that maintenance and re-
placement charges have been greatly
reduced, and that engine wear and
tear has been brought down to a
minimum, is the assertion of Mr..
Moudy of the Moudy Motor company.
Chalmers distributors.
Service charges on all cars up to
several years ago." he said "ware So
great as to amount to almost.
burden to many owners of ordinary
means. Chalmers engineers took a
long step toward the elimination of
upkeep charges and reducing fuel
costs when they perfected the device
Tor preheating fuel. The result has
been less frequent trips to the repair
shop.
While it is difficult to obtain.
figures for exact comparisons. r am t
prepared to say. that the average
maintenance and rep c m n t
charges on Chalmers cars during the
past three years have been uniform
~ TOW and have caused an ever in
creasing satisfaction of owners.
1T is no doubt the goal of auto-
motive engineers to produce an en-
gine that will be as near perfect as
can be expected with quantity pro.
duction. Since the industry started
many millions have been expended
n experiments and the results
achieved have saved countless mil
ions for automobile owners. Adj
'anced Chalmers engineering has
lone an important work in effecting
his saving"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-29

Detroit, Aug. 2S--Makers of five
standard automobiles - Wills ste
Claire, Hudson, Essex, Pierce-Arrow
and King announced price reductions
last week. In the case of Hudson
and Essex lines it was the third mt
III the prices of these cars. putting
present quotations at a lower level
than any before offered. Officials
OF the Hudson and Essex companies
SAID heavy sales during the summer
exhaused old Inventories and reduced
overhead costs and that materials
are purchasable now at a lower
figure.
Reductions in the prices of its
touring car models, effective after
September |, and a reduction on the
prices of its truck models, effective
Immediately, has been announced by
the Pierce-Arrow company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-29
ALI II I'll Eiall., |. {.
a5s5 ~ ksl A-A N = I ~ m

Motor vehicle registration in Az
giers exceeds 11,000.
In British India, there is, at present
an oyersuppy Of automobiles.
Shanghai leads all other cities in
Chlna with the registration Of 5000
motor vehicles.
Seven different kinds OF steel are
used for the production Of American
mndo automobiles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-29

THIS mnniure automobile built largely a motorcycle,
Bile 60 niles Harry labs
II took the almost six build "spccer"
his shop cellar his
crude taken into consideration the finished product
skill.
to
miles gallon gasoline Standard motorcycle
md rts
The photograph Harry his "speedster."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-29

among the purchasers wnen the re-
turning period of prosperity puts
them in position to buy declared
Mr. Willys.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-29

In Tokyo, the capital Of Japan, with
population of 100000 souls, there
are only 5000 automobiles.
The United States government is
now receiving more than $6000000 in
automobile taxes every 80 days.
Most prominent of motor clubs in
Brazil is the Associaticao Automo-
bilista Brasileria of Rio de Janeiro
Since January l. 300 automobiles
were stolen In New York city. This
IS at the rate Of about fifteen cars a
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
YANKEES FIND STRUNK'S
HITTING BOTHERS THEM
Chicago Player Uses His Bal,
to Good Advantage for
White SoN.

Kerr and Fah"r have been the lead
inE White Son in picking on the
Yankees this year. but Amos Strunk
hasn't hecn very far behind Strunk
isn't the hitter or the fielder that Il.
was u few years back. but.hc still has.
the faculty Of making base hits
against tn" Yankees. when and where
they do the most harm. There seems
to he something about tho Nanks tina,
can inspire these 1921 White Sox to
the deeds OF their dishonest broth
rem Of former years.
There was a time not 90 many
years back ,hai Stcunk was rated
right behind Speaker as Il ny-hawk.
Amos was as fast as spoke" and
Cou!G tit To right center and left
center for balls and make his catches
with remarkable accuracy.
Strunk played center field FOR the
Athletics during the days OF their
greatness. and Amos was Mack $
best defensive outiicldcr, as we'll as
Il 800 hitter.
l;ut Amos has not been able to
keep un as well as Spoke" and to-
day is REGARDED as just an outiielder.
lie brought a big price when Con.
ME Mack sold him To Boston in 1915
aud helped the Rcd Sox win the
worlds championship that year. \,
that time Frazce was buying stars,
not selling them. He was traded
hack /" the Athletics in 1919. and last
year Mack sold him To Chicago for
the waiver price.
StrunS is "A product OF the Phil
adolphia scholastic ranks. and with
greater push could have taken his
place with the real great outticldcrs
OF baseball history. Despite his
speed. fielding grace and batting
ability eight 10 ten years ago, there
always was something lacking 10
Strunk-thc aE.rcssivcncss, drive
and spirit that have made Speaker
such Il wonderful fielder. Strunk
was gifted with much the same abil-
ity ls the great Texan, but the ag-
srcsS.ve. lighting click to-it spirit
WAS lacking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
HOSTS OF FRIENDS PULL
HARD FOR UNCLE R0BBY
Fat Dodgrr Pilot Now Has
Brooklyn Club Playing
Good Ball.

The season of 1921 has been n
rather unfortunate one for Cuclo
Hobby, bascballs beloved fat man
from Brooklyn, but Robinson has
strairhtcncd out many OF his tanglcs
and again has his team playing rat
Ting good bail. Brooklyn'S team
hraced too late to get into the pen
nant scramble, but the Dodgers now
are hopeful oil beating out the Braves,
for third money.
Despite their numerous ups and
downs. Rohhy has won a big percent
age Of games against his former team,
the New York Giants. Uncle Wilbcrt
was assistant To McC;raw and coach
Of the Giant pitchers when he was
invited to - over To Brooklyn hy
Charley Ebbcts to succeed Bill Dab
len.
During his term in Brooklyn. Rob
by has given Brooklyn two pcnnants.
ana has given brooklyn some inter
cstimg hrst-division bail in place OF
the sixth. seventh ana eighth place
teams which wcr" the rule under the
administration Of Pat Donovan. Harry
I.umlcy aud Bill Dnhlcn.
In The famous Western mcludrama
OF dozen years back Maclyn AR
buckle hal an oftGuotcd line. Hell.
nobody loves II tat man.
Uncle R"OnN can't say the same
thing. All baseball loves Robby;
they love him because he is rotund
and jolly and II real prince in the
baseball world
But Robinson does more than smile
When ii is necessary To call down n
player. RUbby can do ii as quick as
any OF Thorn, but he usually can tell
"A player things In such a way that
most of the sting is taken out OF the
rcbulSc.
Modern fans who know Robinson
AZ the 'rowlcy-powicy" manager OF
the Erocklyne, may be surprised &c
hear that in his younger days Wilbert
thought nothing Of stealing forty
bases year. and was as active or
The bases as Ray Schalk or WallS
Schang. Year after year. Robhy used
10 lead the caichcrs in iilchinS bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
SPLIT HEATS RESULT
IN THREE BIC EVENTS
Grand Circuit Races Resumed
Narhcth, Pa.-Ma,ch Trot-
ter and PAGER.

-ri!ii,iLA;DELrniA. Aug. ls.-whcn tn.
s s..b III pf'u.t rae. We're resumed az Mar,
last but strong breeze blowing down
M ntcH stretch made the time aycras..
h'his rehulted IN all thrc. OF tn" stake
". H. Gpcher. secretary Of tho Natlonai
Tro'tinE Association. announced he had
arranged "a match rae" between tn" tru,-
g. to take place. a, The Hartford grand
.,,tut meeting September .. Thc fatr
Coz two-hca, race, 10 BE- divided 50 ana
W n.i cent to winner and loser. or so
"er cen, II each horse wins heat.
:,ii ..ilaass.o,tr,o;,!nr; ,hc Nawbce. stake.
shiIsf S- ). BE- hy si hEaI ,Mprpn,
sahgra; b. {. Is Atlantic Express
Lee ;Tiac, 6r. C., BY Lee A,worthy
Peter iiaryss,or. b. g, by ;he mar.
Bellevu". b. e.. 10y G"n. watts tr!'-
Miss willoughby. Peter Pluto. Thc Graa,
yglo also started. Tiine--2:"e -. $50.
2;oi class, trou,ng, the uellyuc s,ra;-
i,ard stnEc, pgrHc. $4,000: thrcc heats
MIL" irwin b. IN. by iilnsora Cw
Sister Berthe ., T.. BY Dillon Az
;. worthy tSerrlD .................. 8 ::
T.. colorado. .. ;" hy Colorado r.
Bopre pcl b. &. by Del Coronado
Baron ccsen,lc. b. =. by ccgantl,
rime--e:ge i-2. 2.g7l-i; 2.0T -
2;i3 class. tru,tlns; II. r. keith stake;
purse, $1,000: three heats:
brt,na TOR. M. ~ rhe C,ansman
, tTyson) .....,. ........ Il /
:. Drlimnn, 49,. .........., iI2g
vss'.r lw. fieminFi .,.''', 5ag
Dora Ha!n"s. D. IA. 10y Morgan AK
worthy bt. Fleming ..... aru
Dudctic. hr. N. hy Etnwah (Gecrs) Iru
Iiru".-2'0' Is 2:ns ! 4. 2;oT ~, 2:lS T.
Tro;tiaE. dash. mile and 100 yards
f.n.Nru br. o.. by Atlantic EXPRESS
tH. Fl"niuGD Recommendation.
pe,,ovslty. b. s., hy Peter the Great
MARI tn. Great 10. m. hy Peter IN.
r. Great tcos 1900. ;,...:........
Grnce Hale. blk. m. by Senator Hale
WORTHY rtnwah b. ma, by Etawah
fNCDonai,iy ......... .... q
MI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

io'.!s 49,; 10 = "J :"
1iHttci for leibD!d In seventh.
TEun FOR WICK IN seventh.
Score hy innings: H.
Ruston -... ........ ... 400 600 ola Dl-i
Detroit ...... .......... soc VOo Gup UO-5
:, summary; Two hase h!ts-Pra!,. Cobb.
gent. iici.manE. Home run. Collins
Sa crircr--l .rihp!d. Double plays---K.
Jones. Sargent and Blue. Oldham. Sar-
gent ana Young; Young ana Sargent:
Cobb. Oldham and Young. Sargent and
Blue. Ly:t oN biscs-Bostun. =. Detroit.
10. Base balls--oc oldham. {. OF
Bush. ,. OF Russell. 3: of Kari. > Hits
on Bush. ia i-a inning. OF RUSSELL IN
8 "a innings. on Knrr In = innings.
Struck oui--by Oldham, l hy Russell. 3
by Narr. >. Passed bal-Kucl Winn.ni;
p!tChcr-Earr Ump."cs- MorarIty and
Chill. Time. 2:i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
COMPLETE HEARINGS OF
RATES ON CHEMICALS
senate Finance Committee Considers
T"riH on I. =. Army supplies
FROM Ermncc.


WASHINGTON. AUG ls.-Tho sem
ate Finance Committee completed
hearings today on the chemical .,hca-
ule of the permanent tariff biz.
amended the House bill provision for
IN import duty on rcinportcti., war
supplies sold by this governments to
France and decided To press for pas
sacc OF the Tfous. resolution extend
ing the life of tho dye cmharyu i'm
the emergency tariG act without urg
ing it's own amendment To coutinuc
the entire emergency law 10 Janu-
AIRY l.
Tho amendment affecting war sun
plies would exempt from the 80 per
cent tariff voted by the House ali
such stocks purchased prior to hu-
gust -. one group OF witnesses
seeking the amendment said their
purchases totalcd $4,000, 600. but gave
no estimate Of what shipments await
I'd cargo space.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
RED SOX TAKE PAIR
re Ns.ncinirI prcs.l

~ NssUclntri Pr"ss.
DETROIT. Aug. iN.-iIOStun won both
ends OF a doubl" header from Detroit here
today. TO and 10 q tn" ;irs; con
test went eleven innings. Earrs double
and P!ttinrcrs single bringing In The
winning run Timely hitting ana De
tioir nisUlays Won ~. s.cond gam"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Discover Mnonshine yilInpe.

SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. lS.-What
the Federal officers designate u moon
SHINE village, was discovered ycstcr-
day about fifteen miles from Savan-
nah ana destroyed. II was found i'm
The OSccchrc River swamp. in Il dense
growth Of trees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
British Tcnmis Stars Eliminated

SOUTH MILTON. =. 7. Aug. lN--Grcnt
Britains Davis Cup tennis players were
eliminated from The singles Of the Meadow
Club invitation tournament today when
three American players defeated them al
the round before the srmi!innl. rh. tenn.
composed OF Captain Maxwell Wuosnani
and o. G y. TurEbull remains in The
doubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

To the creditors of AUTO tor &
TRIMMING CO., INC. of Richmond,
in the County OF Hcnrico. and dis
trict aforcsaid-Bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on
August 10. 1921, the said AUTO TOP
Il TRIMMING CO, INC. was duly
adjndicatcd bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of it's creditors will
be held I'm my Office. Rooms l11S-1119
the 3lST DAY Of AUGUST, 1921.
ut 10 o'clock In the forenoon. at
which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims, appoint n
trustee. examine tho bankrupt. and
| transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
TIOS. j. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
August II, 1921. 49,. ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
,Irs s. ". Gnr,lnn.

SPOTSYLNAN1A. VA, Aug. Is
Mrs. : W. Gordon. OF this COUNTY.
died yesterday morning in Il hospital
at Stauntor. 70 which she had been
fAkcn .nr treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Victorian 10 Join Wnshington

DETROIT, Aug. N-DOnnie Bush. low
mer Detroit shurtstop. who was claimed
on waivers by thc Washington club VIII
join the Senators in Chicago SATURDAY.
morning. lie said tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
CHAMPS ARE BEATEN

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. ls.-Phnadclph!a
hit Spthcron hard In the FIRST thee In
Mugs ~ ;oiHy'S game and beat C!cve-
land s TO !. uhi- replaced Soihornn in
the thlrd ANA pitched effectively Tor the
remainder -! ,h- paruC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
SECOND GAME.
ltAAsA.
........ 50 : =
Detroit.

Sunm;,,yt :cxo.h,s.. hi,s w ~ VoYch
Scott. Sacrifices. Jones. Double Mays
Sargent. Young aud Blue; FIolinl;.
Young ana i;luc. Left ON hascs--BOs-
Jones. Il of iioliing. T. struck out-by
Jones. 3. by IIOlling. !. Umrires--Chili
and Morarity. Time ] :3G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

American Association Results.
Milwaukee, 3: Louisville. 9.
ST. Paul. al; Columbus. 81.
Kansas City, s; Indianapolis. 4.
Minneapolis, s; Toledo. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
RICHARD IN BAD
WITH AUTHORITIES
INV Associated Press

CHICAGO. AuE is-A record for the
arrest OF Tex Richard. promoter OF til"
Dempsey Carpenter boxing match. was
sworn out this afternoon hy John ', Gin
mia. assistant district ATTORNEY. Richard
was charged with violation OF the Federal
law prohibiting Interstate TRANSPORTATION
OF fight films.
ARRANGEMENTS were made to serve tho
warrants at once. Richard exhibited films
Of the DcmI Say -Carpenticc match before
an audience OF wounded soldiers here last
night.
Memphis Purchases Iiurler.
MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug. ls.-iicrnn ndez.
a pitcher has been Obtained BY the
Nclnrhs southern Association club from
ST. Petersburg Of the Florida state
League for a cash consideration. 10 re-
port next season. q was ANNOUNCED ,nIay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
RESOURCES s227,977,00O
Bills Discounted and Bought
During the Week TolaIcd
S15.065. 900.

Inc Federal Reserve Bank ~
Richmond a, Tho cl,g. -, ,,,.t..
,r,, BUSINESS
's""E "'s"t hau resources OF
s.2'.oT,oeO. Of which GT.i35.J0O WAS
in gold reserves. Durinc IA. ,,L
bills discounted and sol,; tn,.'.d ~
Ur>uurc,,
Gold coin and c.r,incn,as o-o- IN,
Cold settlement fund
Federal Reserve Board 30 10 ono
- 80
Total gold held bv bnrl; o5Ia- on0
Gold with Federal rcscry.
Cold redempiion fund ,pGiS SSU
~
Legal tender notes. silver ''T"''VoV
~ 1..3.,Ooo
Total reserves ~ --O 0oo
Bills discounted: Secured
tons ....... eS.5ia ooo
Bills discoun,eG: An othcr II 500 400
kct .......'......... 2.,ce.ooo
Total bills on hDud SlO1 ~ u0G
L. : bonds and notes gag 9On
One year certificates Of in
drbtedness (Pittlnan
Total earning assets sliG2.S GAO
Bank premises 2.35i 900
Five percent redemption
fund a-aius; Federal re-
serve bank notes 3G3. 600
rncullcctcd items 43ifl 900
All other resources 80. 2Si.Oc6
49,
Total resources S2aT,sT7. 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid In .s l.3sl 900
Surplus ................. li.O26.o9y
Reserved for government
franchise tax .. e0i20O0
Deposits: Government - $4,000
Member bank reserve ar-
count NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5iGOi.OOo
All other .. 10000
Total dcuoS!ts s J2275O0O
Federal reserve notes in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

i'nlldt"lphlnH ........-..-.-. u32 400 uuu--.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. u!h or 0Ou-
summary: Two hnsr hits--iphuspn. Nc
Cam, o'N"il. Jameson. Srwell. Three
base hjtS--t;r!ii'n Spraker. Sacrifice
Myntt. Loft ON b.scs--i'Rii.drlphin. II.
Cleveland. 10. Bases on hails---uT Uasty.
.; OF Sothpror. :. T.ts--1u :;o;horou. /,
in 30 Innings: OFT th.: : in GI-3
innings. StrusH oUt--bv IIHsty. /: rs
SothOror |; by rhlr, 4 Losing nitrher-
Sot hornn. Umplrcs--piDc"n. Hid.braEd
ana Evans. Time: hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
BANKERS LEAGUE

Federal Reserve hIt hard Yesterday an,l
l"to"led First National by tn" -cor" Of
- T. :. Sh"riy lirp%idUs kent the hits
EGt hcrei oil MS delivery we'll scattered
NDstcEhay's snnrn fol.nwnh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

Florida State League Results.
Jacksonville, o: Orlando. 3.
Lakeland. 10: DaytOna. I.
st. Petersburg. >: Tampa, 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

Totals ... .........it y I. - :. I
Federal ....,. ... I'll uO' 001--i1
Suinmirv: Two base hi,s.Cnrr. A. Whar-
ION. white. Three base HIS Carr. stolen
bases white. l.roudduH. O'Curnpr. IS lisn.
Jennings. Sacrifice hits-Carr. Hit by
pitched balI-Jcnnings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
Real Estate Department.
eth and Main SITS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE. EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

by HENRY s. HUTZLER & CO..
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19
Mississippi state League tc.ult.

Vi"'NNVWI :. TnChSnn. .
C.a"k S,ia 'y- Meridian rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-19

foreign correspondents ".20l ,ooo."p
Ratio OF total reserves To deposit
and Federal reserve note liza bilitcS
combined. ~ per cent.
Ratio of gold reserves 10 Federal
reserve notes in circulation after set
ting aside 81 per cent against de-
post liability, 1875 per cent.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
Bosch Now Produces
Ignition System for
Ford Automobiles

Closely following the announcement
that the makers of the Bosch magnetic
were prepared to supply battery igni-
ton systems for automotiye engines
comes the news that the same firm is
now manufacturing a remarkably eff
Gent battery ignition outfit for Fords.
E. L. Mackay Of the Great Falls
Starter &. Battery CO., the official
Bosch service station in this city, ex-
plains that it is simple but remark
ably ingenious system that has been
literally tailored to the Ford engine
In designing it, the corporations en-
gineers put Ford engines on the test
bench and, with the aid of dynamom-
eters, plotted the curve of spark adj
vance which should be followed to de-
velope greatest efficiency at all en-
CINE speeds from starting to maximum.
Then they designed the Bosch compen-
sating governor SO that it would regu-
late the spark advance, making it fol-
low that curve without any. assistance
whatever from the driver.
The only time that the driver has
when starting, advancing it to the best
is operating. After that he may drive
slowly or at top speed-up hill down
dale, over smooth roads, or through
deep sand-without having to touch
his spark lever once, knowing full well
that the compromising governor is al
ways timing his spark to secure great
est efficiency from the engine under
the load being put on it at that mo-
ment.
The designing and setting of this
compromising governor so that it can
always be depended upon to do it's