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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-03-11

Rosetta Lein, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars Leir Jr., was honored by re-
ception and shower given by very large
number of friends at the home of her
parents a week ago. The young lady
is in the near future to become the
bride of Wilbur Marsden, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Marsden of Albion
Prairie. A splendid dinner was served
at $50 in the evening and midnight
lunch before the guests departed. The
time of the wedding is set, but not yet
announced.
The Lou Painter home at Albion
was destroyed by fire during the night
between Tuesday and Wednesday. The
fire started from defective chimney;
the children sleeping upstairs were the
first to notice it. Desperate efforts
were made to save the place, but it
went up like finder box. About one
o'clock in the morning the barns were
threatened, and the Edgerton fire de-
partment called. The fire did not reach
the outhouses, and the dwelling house
was burned nearly to the ground when
the fire department reached Albion.
The following pastors attended the
circuit meeting conducted in Central
Lutheran church during three days
session this week: John Halvorson and
G. G. Krostu Of town of Christiana; 0.
S. Reigstad, N. A. Stubkjar, M. H.
Hegge, l.. L. Nesvig and B. J. Larson
of Stoughton; D. ]. Borge of Deerfeld;
0. G. U. Siljan, J. N. Wolstad of Mad
ison; A. P. Lea of Lodi; C. G. Naeseth
of Morrisonville; 0. J. H. Preus of De-
Forest; G. A. Sundby of Rio. Each
charge sent two delegates, and a num-
Der of visitors attended unofficially. FL.
A. Haired and Peter Solem represented
the local church.
The six days. sale of the Pringle
Brothers company, March IA to March
10, is announced in a four page folder
which, perhaps, covers more complete
ly the lines of goods to be offered for
sale than any sales bill ever issued by
a mercantile house in this city. 1t is a
fairly complete illustrated catalog of
the articles customer may find in this
local department store. 1t makes it
convenient for the public to ascertain
the nature of the articles and the price
at which they are placed on sale. The
bill is most attractive piece of adver-
Using. The sale is on next week from
Monday till Saturday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-03-11
SCHOOL NEWS.

Six weeks exams are on this week.
Carl Heller sustained a badly spra!n-
ed wrist in the last game and will be
unable to use it for two or three weeks.
Miss Stafford acted as superintendent
during the absence of Mr.. Holt at the
Atlantic City superintendent national
convention.
A class basketball tournament will
be held next week in the high school
gym. The various classes are now or
ganizing the teams that will partici-
pate.
The girls basketball team of Cam
bridge high school defeated the Edger-
ton girls team in hot game last Fri
day on the Edgerton floor, 2316. A
fairly good crowd witnessed the game.
The debating teams of Edgerton high
school won against the Portage team IN
Edgerton, but lost at Portage. The
two debates took place on the same
day, negative and an affirmative team
debating for each school.
Edgerton won second place in the an
nual basketball tournament held at Mi
ton March End and 3rd. Edgerton de-
feated New GIarus $50 and Lake &C.
neva 28-7, but Milton Union high won
in the final game. Immediately after
the closing game banquet was given
to all who participated in the tourna-
ment. During the banquet the trophy
and the individual watch fobs were pre-
sented to the winners, the Edgerton
quint carrying silver fobs as mementos
from the FRAY.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-03-11
Married
SINGER DICKINSON.

The country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. l.. Dickinson was the scene of
very pretty wedding which occurred at
high noon on March 5th, when their
daughter, Arna Louise, became the
bride of Clarence w. Singer in the
presence of fifty guests, the Rev. D.
Coach of the Primitive Methodist
church officiating, using the single ring
ceremony. Miss Lois Slagg of Beloit,
close friend of the bride, acted as
maid of honor, and Mr.. Adolph Thore-
son of the u. w., an intimate friend
of the groom, acted as best man. Be-
fore the ceremony the guests were
favored with duet, 81 Would That
My Love-" by Beatrice Holton and
Lorraine Dickinson, cousins of the
bride, accompanied by Miss Marian
Hull of Madison, college friend of the
bride, who also played the Lohengrin
wedding march. The bride was attired
in beautiful beaded white satin gown
with white picture hat and other Access
series TO match. She carried large
bouquet consisting of white roses,
sweet peas and lilies of the valley. The
groom wore the conventional black.
The maid of honor wore a gown of gray
silk with hat and accessories to match
and carried bouquet of pink roses.
The home was decorated in the
brides favorite colors, pink and white.
After congratulations the guests were
seated to sumptuous wedding dinner.
The bridal couple left at 4:50 on the
west bound train, mid showers of good
wishes and rice, for an extended we'd
ding trip to Colorado Springs, Colo.
The brides travelling suit was blue
serge, embroidered in gold braid, with
blue hat to match.
The guests from afar were: Mrs. w.
F. Goldberg and daughter Velma Ards
of Wimbledon, N. D.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bacon of Stoughton; the Misses
Pearl Krippler of Fort Atkinson, Mar
ian Hull and Lulu Tall of Madison. The
wedding gifts were many and beautiful.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-12
STATE MUST HAVE MONEY
Auto Jic"nsc Collector RcCoft i1cs
NJ Foreign Tag~.

fT"'INT n TT0 W"TTI-
MIAMI, juno III " Wise, a
member of tho shoriffs force, has
been appointed special auto license
officer, with Instructions TO proceed
at once TO collect tho auto taxes
which arc sin unpaid and long over
du,
lie says that the fellow who re-
Sides In oklahoma but has procured
Il license tag in Kansas or Missouri
where the license ls less than htt
what II is here, Will not be- thereby
exempted, but VIII bo held account
auI, 90 tho laws OF oklahoma ali
the same. 4 fino Of not less than
{25 and costs is the penalty pro-
s.uhed for attempting 20 dofraul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
MIDGET CAGE
FIVES TO
PLAY TODAY

The prep midget and froah basket
ball teams were scheduled 90 play
again this afternoon with the Queen
Anne and Franklin rnidgcts furnish
ing the feature game az Queen Anne.
The Franklin team ms won two
straight while lonH Tor tho Quays
will knock them out ~ tho running
for the title. nH they have already
been defeated by broadway.
The other games today were billed
a West Seattle with Broadway play
lng the Indians and NJ ballard with
East high meeting the Beavers.
The frosh teams from all OF the
schools were 10 play preliminary
games 10 the midget Tits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

tain, forward; Evan Lewis. farward;
Hehie Seilk, center; Windy Craw.
ford, Jimmy Bryan, OBJ Gardner and
Leo Nicholson, guards, and Chuck
Frankland, forward.
Talbot and Lewis, forwards; seilk.
center, and Crawford and Bryon,
guards, Is the way Coach Edmund
son VIII undoubtedly start his team.
The lineup OF the Pullman team
has remained as more or less of a
mystery az the Cougars haven't
sent any information out as 10 the
personnel OF their cagers.
The local collegiate season win
open next Friday when Oregon
plays twogame series with the
Sun Dodgers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
WASHINGTON CAGERS TO
PLAY PULLMAN FRIDAY

Washington's basketball team will
receive it's first intercollegiate hap
tism Of the season tomorrow night
at Pullman when the Sun Dodgers
tangle with the Cougars. The same
teams viii play Saturday night.
The local squad shows great deal
OF promise. In Lewis at forward,
Seilk at center. and Crawford at
guard. the Washington team has
three good scorers Talbot, the
other forward. Il also good shot
but hasn't been finding the rim as
frequently as the other trio. When
Nichoison. guard, can break into
thx game again another good shot
-vpe added
squad that took the trip to
~ follows: Archie Talbot. cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

The Queen Anne team is consid.
cred one Of the strongest contend.
ers for the title. The true strength
Of the Ballard team will be decided
tomorrow when they run up against
the Quays.
Ballard was considered M the
weak sister before the season start.
ed but the way the Beavers wiped
up TIE veteran West Seattle outfit
In their first game Of the season
stamps them as the dark horses in
the prep race
Broadway is considered an almost
sure thing winner over West Seat.
tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
35TIJ3,
go !
oA -. -

Two out Of three games was tho
rule In the Commercial league, Flee
trio No. 2. Skookum. Penn Mutual
company and Bon Marchc applied II
to the Pickett company, Lumber
men. Electric No. 1 and Crescent
Manufacturing company respectively,
Electric No, ? went into a tie with
the Lumbcrmcn for first place.
Clingcnpoel 81 the Lumbcrmcn had
high score with 2as. i.ondy and
uinEley tied with COS for high score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
CITY PREP CAGE TEAMS
IN ACTION FRIDAY

Franklin's basketball team faces
a tough assignment Friday when
the Quakers buck up against the
crack Lincoln five in the Lincoln
gym.
The Quakers lost their first game
Of the season 70 Queen Anne, and
another defeat tomorrow viii Just
about eliminate them from the city
championship.
The other games on tap in the
city circuit find Queen Anne play.
ing Ballard at Queen Anne and
West Seattle playing Broadway at
Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
SIGN FIVE
TO PLAY
SUNSET A. C..

For the benefit Of Mike Gordon.
System Sign company forward. whose
collar bone was broken In recent
city league game. the Sign company
team win play the Sunset Athletic
club team at the Y. VI. G. A. gym
nasium next wednesday night.
The "" has donated the gymnasi-
UNI and all the receipts OF the game
viii be turned over to Gordon and
his family.
The Sunset A. c. II made up OF
the colored cage stars in Seattle and
they are said to have fast club.
The Sign team ranks as one OF the
best In the city league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
SPOKANE
BOWLERS
LEAD
PORTLAND

Portland'a picked bowling team
will have Co do some shooting when
the Rose city cracks meet Spokane
in the second half OF their $1,000
team match In Portland sunday.
Spokane made clean sweep Of the
fiVc-men. doubles and singles
matches In Spokane last sunday.
Here's the tally sheet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
PRICE
AND
CHAPLIN
HEATS

l. Price and Paul Chaplin qualified
for the finals In The Star Ice races
az the Arena last night Price fin
ished first ana Chaplin second In the
only heat Of the night.
Rive men raced altogether. finish
Ing In the following order; Price.
Chaplin. bingham. Wlnwood and
Wales.
The finals VIII be held next week
over measured mile with PM
Donnhue. James McGmth. Buster
Brown. l. Price and Paul Chaplin
competing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
CAMEL to Tutor
Dartmouth
Gridders

lackHon !. tnnneII, lDIb rid
captain al Dartmouth. and as
aiatant coach last season. has
been appointed Go tutor the bis
Green eleven AT Hanover next
season. succeeding Clarence W.
Spoam. who will instruct the
West Virginia Friddem for the
next three years. Canncil wna
"A baclSflcld man while he played
on the Dartmouth team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

The picked team from the Commercial
<ague easily defeated the stars OF the
sasoiine league In special match. Sell
-rist shot strong, consistent game. and
wound up with s25. snspp was right
behind bim with sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
CITY CAGE
CHAMPIONS
MEET "Y"
TONIGHT

Either tho AncDouEnii. southwlcs
or \. II. c. a. basket ball team viii
have iiH defeat column dented for
the first time after their clash az the
Crystal Pool tonight In the feature
game OF the city league schedule.
Both teams have kicked thru with
two straight wins 80 far.
The Macpougaii team. Puget sound
champions last season. has built up
its team and boasts ono q the
strongest scoring machines in the
league In Frayn. Davidson. Smith
and Woods
The game starts NJ y. m.
sfstsa tam. ..sfff ff,.. -. -. s.fta......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

farkey Merrn~. Seattle borsr. whs has
ben seriously 30 In Spokane fps several
seeks. uiu recover. according 20 --latest
fsports from Spokane Hope saa given
20 faT he r~eovsfr a rnupir - weeks
ago. but several blood tfanafasiaes evil
ter'lF Turned ne trick. ard the little
hsiuFr g. expected TO Improve rapidly
from nos GA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

rlrss period az seattle. asrrf. from
FoyHten. /. &C.
NuronA period co. Seattle. roysson
from Riley a.. 80 Victoria. ". tough
lin from FredsfirhHpn. sifA 90 Nesttin.
Fuystnn from Merfts. s.es ft1 Nlftofi2.
oatmAu from bun1esdais. $50. 90 H..
aftir. Murray from Ross 7gtf 90 Sc
attic. Tubin. ia 90 Seattle. walker.
igs
Tnird ported 90 assius. Riley from
roystsn srtf fisl Seattle Fpgston ffem
MsfriA as4t tt Seattle. Morris. stsT.
sub.fitufloa-
Frrst period H1aftir-rabia fur Nor
ria
second period Seattle Norris far
rnhin. Tntin FOR Morris NuFfar faF
Riley. EirfefiaW tauxhfia faf a.
assktnr % MertinE faf Jphnsau. tehH.
500 far paudrfdaie. u. NssAlng Tor u
MeekinE
rhifd period. ReAsiis--niieF for aus-
fsY. Mansan fof RILEY Murray for
hickey. Iabin fof Rose Rose faf asek
los, "a NsehiHE fqF oatHnah. o. nsskius
Cor ir~dsftrksnn, FredoFtrksaa faf u
Nseklng. uatman Tor q AeeklnE
Penalties
ffrst period rubth. ! nIagsa<
arrand period Mons
THIRD period Meas
Wffrres-at loo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

Jart rritton may no; hor Tel f~vis
In EnEisnd on February -. teesahs
Huhe WEIGH. the matchmskrr. wants q
uss an English referee. whlia nfitton
Insists on using Harry gfaut his oHu
official Thsy arc scheduled to box 90
rounds ~ wiii b. about the suth meet .
ing hrlanrn THE pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Sign Teams Cage
Protest to Be
Seattle Tonight

The protest OF the system
Sign Co. against the Northern
Life team win on January In
tho city basketball league viii be
settled tonight az a meeting OF
the league board OF managers
az the Crystal Pool previous TO
the two ramcs 60 be played this
evening. Tho sign team. which
was defeated by the margin of
one point. charges that the
Northern Life five sent Grover
Kcrtis hack into the game after
having four personal fouls called
against him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

Nolraw sticks - veteran players. vet
eran eeachsa-~Fsteran cvaryfhinE Cant
accuse the Giant pilot % having young
Ideas. even ~ be ts getting old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Genuine Champion x
Spark Plugs

Because we sell for less does
not in any way lessen the quail
ity. Our goods are OF stand
ard. Dependable quality. Get
into the habit Of saving 20 TO
80 per cent
Genuine Champion * Plugs
tthis week. ............. soc
PorcclalnE ............... .35e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
TIM SINGLES


Player iss "a "a an SIN en- n
, Cfus gtG gat 90 ete 80 gfs-i3sf
Portland
Player fat 20 "a cen SIN sth n
J nlaney Isl iee ist 10 tes iGa--ies5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

Three boat. hAe. been iinsa up faF
rArnmaa riu1 card tar nsxt THURSDAY
They fpiinst
uaa Ridley "a Frankie BrtI feather.
weights
Jiueny storey VA Eadl. uamnonA.
fniddirNeiKhsh
Johnny TrAmhlts. Va Eddie jackson.
iiEhtiSA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Boxing Notes

"frixhi~n~.i- rraak rarrprv. the
Tacoma hsrtNys eight. will bos 10
ruunda ~iih sob p~err-. kan~as
tlty h~asyw sight, al Portland n<st
w rfn~sdaY. Jsfk p~mp~rr will
tanEie with Tern keiiss In an eshi-
bition On the same card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
SPECIAL MATCH
90 est ''e-ss.
Gasoline League
CITY PIN
TEAMS BOWL
TONIGHT

All IL teams viii be In action in
the city bowling league In the regu.
lar Thursday games.
The Eagles and Rubo's cafe will
furnish the feature match on the
Elks' alleys.
The complete schedule for tonight
follows:
IDEAL ALLEYS
Eika no. I ~ Cheastya
Union Taiiors vs. ~ Brooks
Eiks No. 2 ~ DENLY Trucks.
EIkS CLUB
Eagles vs. Eube's Cafe
Eika No. W Orphsurna
OHFHEIh ALLEYS
fIppes Cafe W. LumbsTmen-
Peterson. formerly with me Brooks
team. has signed ~ with Union Taiiors.
and will be a great help 20 them
Doc. Anderson, the tooth carpenter. has
Joined Eiks No. team. and will roll
Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
SEATTLE
INFIELD
Is ABOUT
"SET"
r. 80 III. LASSEN

, a I L l. Els
infield for
the coming
Z n C i ( i c
'oast league
ace is just
bout "set."
Only one
30 ST ton
nhortstop
is at all in
doubt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

The Seattle Nets were playing true
20 form last night and they spanked
Nictoria's puck team BY a . to 2
count. the biggest tally run up this
season.
The locals simply smothercd the
visitors defense. royaton. Riley and
Morris figuring IN most of the local
goals.
The combination work 81 tho Nets
was the outstanding feature Of their
play.
Foyuton led in the scoring with
three goals and two assists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
WISTERZTL Is
"SNART"

wisterzii played fine boil for
Portland in spite Of the drawback
OF playing on a tail-end team. He
hit well and was steady. lie should
be good for many more successful
Coast league seasons. Above all.
Tex knows how TO use his bean.
With three positions salted away
and with Smith almost a certainty
at shortstop. 1t can be safely said
that the local inner defense is
"set" for the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
>1ORTSrOP HAS
HEN PRORI.IM

Shortstop has been weak spot
on the Seattle team ever since the
tribe entered the Coast circuit
Two years ago. First Fabrtquc
tried II and failed. only 20 succeed
AZ Los Angeles after being shipped
% the celestiais. s-hcn Claude
Derrick was given the berth and
: ne was terrible. Ray French fin.
ished up the season In mediocre
fashion. playing fine ball one day
and throwing the hall game away
the next. To start last season
was Bruce Hartford. who undoubt
eddy was a good piano player. lie
was followed by Bili Stumpf. who
played over his head until he went
hind" In San Francisco. Carter
Elliott, the Victoria recruit. wound
up the season In pretty good
fashion, No team can expect to
be n steady winner without a good
shortstop and that's the big pux-
lie on the Seattle roster right now.
Murphy. who played the hes, ball
he ever showed in the Coast league
last season. IL cinsh for first
sase. Murphy hit over 500 and
led the league in base running.
Not so bad. And Murphy's fielding
should improve around the initial
sack with another season. because
Roderick was new 20 the bag. Rs
he has played most Of hts games
In the Coast circuit az third base
before joining the Seattle team.
kenworthy. after starting the
1890 season rather poorly. both
with tho willow and in the field.
suddenly took a new lease on life
In mid-season and finished the sea
son up with a 800 stick average.
and the way he hustled In the
field made up for his siowness OF
hoos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
CIGAR LIGHTER

The latest thing for the comfort of
the motorlst. enabling him to
smoke up" while driving in any
kind Of weather 1t eliminates all
while striking matches. Made In
two sizes for battery and magnetic.
Price $500 and $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

Inc .Ssalaf inner delenSe
win undoubtedly line up with
Rod Murphy at first ana
Duke" kenworthy ut sec
ond, both regulars last sea-
son with the Siwashes. AZ
third will be Tex WlsterZil,
obtained from Portland.
shorsSiop. however. Is an open
question. The local club Is count
ing on Jimmy Smith. the younE
infieider sent 10 Seattle by en-
clsnati. TO take care OF the short
stop role. But James ability re-
mains 10 be seen. lie played with
the Indianapolis club in the Amor
lean association last year. His
playing ability Is hig riddle on
the Pacific coast. Before going
To the Indiana team Smith acted
as utility infieldcr Tor the Ciney
Reds for couple Of years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

The frs, game. which win Ect IN
der way nj y. m. will be between
tho Eckmann Furniture Co. five and
the Noble post team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
NETS RUN
RINGS
AROUND
B. G. MEN

STANDING or rur TEAMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Genuine Stewart
Speedometers

We Ai.e Have Parts for Them
Get one before the law EsfA
cnwl Board. si5.fc. Less board.
stz-eo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Ford Specials

Cut-out Outfits. complete psc
Radiator Caps. all kinds. 23c
and up.
Timers. standard makes o5e
Brake shoes .......... a~c
Fan Belts ........... zoe
Muffler Assembly -. sI.75
Front Axle Braces .T5c
Roadster Fender. anti-rat-
tiers. complete .sf.oo
Spoilights ....---...... Si.Go
OIL Gauges ..-......... zoe
Hub Caps ............... Ice
Shock AbsorbcrE. sets. sass
Robe Rails .............. Ssc
Rear View Mirrors. Csc
Windshield Swipes. COM
plcte ...s.......s..s Csc
Curtain Fasteners. all
kinds. set ........Tc 10 Toe
Auto Jacks ...... $40
Tire Chain Fasteners. COM
piete sets ............ &c
IRE Pumps ....-.--. .>l-2S
Blowout Patches .... 35c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

son. FraHicr. MaeDougalia--Frayn.
Harper. Potts. Bullock. Rich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
COP-SPOTTER
Clamp on Typel

Those who know the ndvan-
tages Of n cop-Spotter realize
the necessity OF one which VIII
clamp on top OF the windshield.
We now have this style IN
stock II Is well MADE with
heavy nickel plated bracket and
bsxsi plate glass. giving a
clean cut. clear view OF the
road behind. ca Ok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Thickness and Screw
Pitch Gauges

The car owner always has use
for these tools at some time or
other and could have saved time
or done better work had they
been ON hand. The Thickness
Gauge measures from .0ol5 to
.n6is Of an inch. The Screw
pitch Gauge measures from 2
TO 80 threads TO the inch on
either bolt or nut. Both are
made OF excellent quality steel
and fold into the handle out Of
all danger OF being CT IN
broken. price. each. ID 1 .CO
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81 over 30 miles per hour Won
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