Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

North Carolina is started on a $50.000. 900 road program.
 Gasoline Is down to IT cents a gallon in Kansas City and Tulsa, Okla.
 A garage exclusively for women motorists is being planned in Brook line. Mass.
 The first official notice of the tire industry was made in 1905,. by the census taker.
 The total value of tires and tubes produced in the United States in 1920 was $s2S,4 ,0e0.
 Nearly four per cent of the sur- faced roads in the United States are of concrete.
 Slow up at crossings.
 Do not race the motor.
 Keep the fan bearings oiled.
 Direct the spotlight to the right.
 Less than four per cent of the vehicles in Oregon are horse-drawn.
 There are 332 machines for every 100 farmers in the United States.
 Spark plug points should be about one thirty second of an inch apart.
 If engine begins to pound going up hill, change to lower gear.
 Throw out the clutch when turn ing. to prevent skidding.
 Georgia has more than 200 road jobs on hand.
 Keep the car well fabricated.
 Less than half of the automobiles stolen in New York in the past six months have been recovered.
 The cutout will tell when the engine Is missing.
 When the car jerks at slow speed the motor is missing.
 Brakes should not drag.
 Change water in the cooling sys- tenn weekly.
 California highways the being biult with wire reinforcement.
 Next years California license plates will be red, white and blue
 Cranking is the cause of 29.6 per cent of automobile accidents.
 Too much rubbing will wear off the finish of the car.
 The Philippines imported 3S35 automobiles last year.
 Breaking and rattling may be due to loose doors.
 Do not neglect to oil the spring shackles.
 Examine the spark timing if the engine overheats or lacks power
 American automobiles in Norway exceed those of any other country.
 Do not put the top down after a rain until it is thoroughly dry.
 The traffic cop always wins. Don't argue with him.
 Carry a full set of electric bulbs for emergency use at night.
 Keep the water in the battery above the tops of the plates. Seventy-nine manufacturers have reduced prices of their cars. The Society of Automotive En- gineers will soon standardize the names of automobile bodies. A recent count established the fact that more than car minute crosses the Oregon California line. Automobile license and registra- tion fees for 1921 amount to s102,- 100000. Motorists, on an average pay sS4.67 each. in various forms oi | taxes.
 Extra copper or iron wire may | come in handy for some roadside re- l pair.
 Irregular firing of the engine may be due to dirt or water in the gaso. 1 line system. Five different kinds of taxes ar, | imposed on automobile owners 1T many states.
 A higher grade of fuel is sold thi! year than last, says the U. $. Bureat of Mines.
 Post offices may soon be givint ! road and other information to tour ! ists.
 China has opened a freight moto vehicle service of 500 miles between Kalga and Urga.
 A California dealer furnishes ire gas and oil for six months to pur chasers of his used cars. The condition of one cell does no l tell the condition of the whole bat l tery. Examine all cells. An intermittent, shrili, squeakin l noise will tell you a metal universa joint needs grease. More than half the trucks mad in this country last year were of one ton capacity.
 A new form of traffic crossin 1 stanchion is made so that if strucl it will jump back into place. l An average reduction of SABA dol lars per car has been made iron the high mark of 1921 l Apply belt compound to pulle surfaces to cure a slipping fan bel TOO HOT FOR FOcH's WILDCAT From the New York Herald.
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