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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
POINTS FOR WINNERS
OF TACOMA RACES

Tacoma. wash. May 7t-Eour hun
drod points toward tho national auto
mobile racing championship will he
credited to tho winner Of the 2So-mile
race at tho Tacoma Speedway July 4.
1921. " was announced hero recently,
when sanction was received from the
contest board of tho American Auto
mobile sssocia ton.
Second place viii carry 2ln points,
third place ITO points. fourth place g.
points. NTH place io points. nixth place
2S points. seventh place 10 points and
eighth place 10 points
Points will not he all tho drivers will
race for. however There will be a
purse of t25 600. divided as follows
FIRST. $4,000: second 5000. third 81, ,00o. .
fourth {i,I5o: fifth $500. sixth 81. $50.
seventh $1,000. eighth $3.50. ninth
$500 and tenth $3.50. The last two prize
winners will not share in the points.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
NOTHING so GOOD
AS SMELL OF THE
CAMP GRUB COOKING

Ever smell anything quite SO good
as snaminE hot coffee, sizzling bacon
and eggs. and good clsan wood smoke
all mingled into ono grand Whit
Lily Of the Valley, Altar. of Roses.
Aroma de Ia Lilac would have as much
chance as violet in an onion patch
some say it's the appetite fellow
works mp gathering tho wood. some Ray
it's tho open air; some say it's the
Psychology OF novclty-but can YOU
beat it,
out in City park. way back toward
the vest end where passing autos
can't kick dust into tho frying pan.
tho city has provided seven open-sir
ovens. furnished with IRON CRATES to
support the old coffee not and the fam
ily skillet. There arc six more in Fair
mount park. Wood ia collected when
branches are trimmed or dead tree
cut down. and siumps dug ur. There
is no lack of free fuel
-Four OF tho ovens at Tsirmourt arc
under cover. for the hsn,ht Of camp
ors visiting tho municipal FREQ camp
grounds Here. twenty persons can
cook at one time
For , family picnic party that as
pires TO more than ham sandwiches
lemonade and dsviied eggs, tho out
of-doors camp ovens in Pueblo parks
hll large part of the genuine enjoy
ment to be gained right here In town
any evening or afternoon Picnic sur-
pers are going TO be more popular than
ever this year, park authorities say.
SomH opcnaatr enthusiasts declare
there is nothing to beat getting M with
tho sun and tho robins. going out to
the park, and cooking breakfast.
sounds worth tryinsl
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
MOTOR CAR GREAT
HEALTH BUILDER

Tho motor car i5 sro,t pbvs,cs, II,
builder
Moro and moro people every dsy ar.
coming to realize this. and a large par,
Of tho money that went into medicine
and operations will now 60 into r..
purchas" OF health bringing. depend
ablc motor cars.
Passenger cars have also been found
particularly effective in curing porvou,
perSnns. II makes their heart -bes,r.
respt1tion and crtire syEtem react 10
the regular throbhinE Of the car when
the car is driven slowly tenseness Of
inc muscles is removed and aa the
speed increases there is an involuntary
acceloration of the hear, and the lungs
driNe into tho great outdoors every
dsN seated AZ the helm of powerful
ana swift motor drives tho blues away
quito effectively and doctors are pre
scribing this form Of Treatment, 10 ps-
tents where medicines have failed
Tho motor car gives the impulses
which promote good health. and gal
vantzes a dispirited psrso, into action
and vitality 10 q certain extent the
III person sbsorhs the spiri, of energy
and action which is chsracteristi,, of
tho motor car.
Motoring constitutes the ideal mind
diversion. "a " quite eNectuslly re-
moves the PATIENTS mind from the
thought Of his sickness The mary
sights to be seen. and the attention i,
is necessary to give to tho car rav,a
the patient to quite forget that he wss
ever III.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Pointers for Drivers

such space to or from tho Safety
Zone.
In other districts. drivers must utnr
vehicle until street car starts.
Keep To Tho Right:
Keep to tho right upon any street,
alley. or public way.
Keep to tho right OF parkway in
center of street
Vehicles overtskins another. pssH
to the left. except street cars.
Vehicles meeting. pass to the right
In turning corners to the right.
turn to tho right of the center Of the
street
In turning corners to the left. pass
to tho right of the intersection Of the
two roads.
Lighting:
Use lishtA sufficient To reveal OBJ
ieots $50 feet
GlarinE lights absolutely prohibit
ed
Display red light at rear Of vehicle.
Signals:
signal with tho hprd when shcu'
to start. turn. or stop
In turning. indicate direction by
signal. watch and obey instantly,
signals Of traffic officerC
Right of-wa,;
Vehicle on vour risht has right Of
way at intersection.
Let the man on your risht so
ahead.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Speed:
DO not exceed Is miles in the
downtown districts
Do not exceed 20 miles In other
districts.
Do not exceed 10 milee in any
public park.
Do not exceed miles In passing
around Safety Zones.
DO not exceed miles In turning
corners or passing Intersections in
the downtown districts
Parking:
In safety Zone districts. park par
silel to tho curb. 10 inches therefrom
ard not less than nor more than s
feet behind preceding car.
Do not park within 80 feet of any
thester entrance.
Do not leave car parked on Main
Street between First and sixth, or on
Union Avenue between the Santa. Fe
tracks aud Main street. for more than
one hour at a time,
Do not park within 10 feet Of any
street or alley intersection or fire
plug.
Passing Street Cars;
In Safety zone districts. drivers
are permitted to pass standing street
cars by Saving betweN, tho curb and
the Safety Zone at the rate Of mileE
per hour However, this space is not
reserved for vehicles and great care
must be exercised by drivers for the
projection of pedestrians crossing
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
WE MUST Save
OUR FORESTS TO
SAVE MOISTURE
Forest Preservation Is I'm
portant to the People Of
Colorado and the West

Once upon a time. long ago. a
small Dutch boy is said to have saved
Holland by jamning his arm into a
leak in the dyke, and so holding back
the sea until help could come and
stop the leak. There, even the tiniest
tot knows that the dyke must hold or
tho country face ruin.
Here in dry Colorado our future
depends, not on walling out a. hungry
sea, but on thriftily saving and using
the scant waters that we have.
without water, our land would be as
for use the rain and snow is of first
Importance.
Dams and reservoirs? Perhaps.
They arc of use. BY all means let us
have them. But their place is pitt
fully small Mother Nature-and
she alone-can safely handle so big
a problem. And she will do it. II
only we will help her.
She begins at the very top. Far
and wide over our thousand hills she
has spread her coverings. Even high
above timberline every grass root
reaches out and holds tho drops
rushing so swiftly down the slope.
Then. on the shoulders of the peaks.
the willows and other small shrubs
take a firmer hold of tho impatient
moisture. holding it back, sucking ii
down into the soil, obstructng its
downward rush
Below. her real Notifications begin
the far-flunE forests-hundreds OF
square miles of them. where for
many months tho soft snow sits
silently down.-where each giant tree
| tucks the great drifts away under its
wide spreading branches. as a hen her
chickens. Here the climbing sun
hunts for them in vain. Thru May
and Juno and into July and far
August tho dwindling drifts lie safel,
hidden in the protecting shade. slow.
ly and steadily releasing their preci
Gus water into the waiting soil
What a different picture where th'
trees have been cut or burned! The
soil. unprotected by roots. wash et
away by sudden storms.--hillside;
bare and dry and parchcd by early
Juno!
Surely va OF Colorado need moth.
| Ing to urge on us Forest protection
and the Importance of Forest Protec-
| ton Week. Our health and happi-
ness as we'll as our material proE-
perity depends on tho forests in our
| mountains. Every man and woman
| should fight to preserve them. And
| every child should be carly taugh,
the danger of fire in tho hills. SO that
| he will instantly rush to cSting,iish
| spreading flames. just as the little
Dutch boy rushed to the holo In tho
dyke.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
CLEVELAND PLANTS
INCREASED STAFFS
Led All otfVr Auto Factories In
Number or Men
RscnpIoycd.

Cleveland. Ohio. May e1.-C1eveland
automobile factories again led all the
industries of the city in the increase
in the number of their employees dur
ing tho month OF April. reporting on
their payrolls April 30. 1876 more men
than on March 81. an increase of ?2.s
per cont, and 3toT moro than on Feb.
IS
Almost 10000 cmployca-aata. to be
exact-wero on the payrolls of these
concerns on April go compared to S.i0S
March II. and only 6.55s Feb. IS. Au-
tomohile part factories and other plants
making metal products other than iron
and steel also reported an increase
OF l31 per cent over March.
These figures arc shown in the
monthly employment survey conduct cd
by tho Chamber OF Commerce in CON
junction with tho United States De
partmcnt of Labor. covering thoa,
plants normally employing 500 or more
persons. Ninoty-ninc concerns arc in
cluded in the April survey.
A further slight increase in the total
number of employees of all thesa plants
is reported for April 10. tho figure be
ing si,S7 compared to so.7a March II:
~. 1ss February cs. and 5s.tts. Jan
usry 81.
Plants making textiles arsi textile
products reported 800 moro employees
Nprn ~ than on March II and as more
than on February IS. Increase. were
also reported by paper and printing
plants and concerns making chcmi-
Gals and allied products
Food. iron and steel. and lumber con-
Germs and fourteen miscellaneous plants
reported slight decreases, the biggest
slump occurring in tho lumber group,
which had only iss employees April 70.
compared to l,iSS March 81 and I .iss
Februsgv IS.
The miscellaneous concerns. which re-
ported Ioi more employees March g.
than they had February IS. dropped
back SIS April 80.
The survey docs not cover the local
subsidiaries OF the United. States steel
corporation, which report direct to
Washington.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
True. u Travelling c,r,, s,o,.

a complete travelling cigar store has
been made up on truck in a New
York cigar wholesaler. Besides prov
ing n good Advertisement for tho whole
saler. his rotaiI dealers arc enabled to
mako their selection right from tho
truck. thus eliminating y great deal Of
bother Of double record keeping and
lowering the expenses Of tho chipping
drpa RI rOept
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Radiator N-,r Roar All.

Tho motor and radiator Of now
French automobile Gre mounted close
10 the roar axle. tho inventor claiming
this arrangement permits tho use OF
smaller and lighter bodies.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Must Not Splash ped~.triar.

Several Japanese cities require tina
automobiles be equipped with fender,
To prevent the wheels splashing pedcs
TRANS in wet weather.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

patented by n North Dakotan works
horizontally instead of vertically. re
licvins a driver from keeping his foot
in a strained position.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
To op-r G,tr WIN Ant,

Barriers extending along the ground
from ono or both sides of recently
patented roadway gate enable tho
automohilist to open or close thu gate
merely by running his car over them.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
whs.,Ie. When Lubricant Is Nc,d.d

EIown by suction from tho intake
manifold. a whistle has been invent
ed to warn motorist that the circuIa
ton OF luhricatins oil in his car has
stopped.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Since the adoption Of standardized
Fystcm Of road markers by the State of
Wisconsin, five other states and Eng
land have followed tho model plan
Each nf tho state trunk highways is
dcsiEnatcd hv number to correspond 10
the number on the official roHd map
Markerr have been placeG a, Glove in
the mat, making IT easy for the tourist
to reach the mogt remote villages in
the state,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
wv, He'd. for 'r,u,I,r A,,,

In an automobile invented in Calf.
fornia for tourists the back of tho
front seat folds backward to complete
a three cushion bed, while an upper
berth Is provided by q folding cot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
By L W. HUTCHINs

Healthy. bodily fatigue goes far to-
ward making the nights comfortable
--be the sleeper favored with the
kings suite or the lee side of a noun
tain boulder. Physical effort is tho
day long rule of the outdoorsman.
both by choice and necessity. When
night falls, dinner over and the dishes
DONE the tonic for comfortable
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
wn,m Antnmnh,Ic. md th. cn,h

IN electric Ilsht company In an
ontario city has installed taps on
many of its poles to enable automo-
hilist1 to keep their cars warm while
standing on tho streets
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Prevents Squeak. In Auto

Pads made OF closely woven fabric
soaked IN 5snhaltuTr and dried have
hecr patented for Insertion In loose
places about automobiles to prevent
suuoakinE noises.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
H.n,.r Trn,,er Tor R,na Work

FOR asphalt road repairing two
wheeled heater that holds eight gal
Ions of repair material and can he
toved behind an automobile has been
invented
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

hE much money Is spent Annually IN
the United states for tires as is Hpent
Tor the maintenance and construction
of roads.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
Has Choice of rra.t,or

Both caterpillar tread and wheel
traction are provided with n new con
crete mixer for strect paving contrac-
tors. the two types Of motive power
being readily interchangeable.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

or tn" eSs motor vehicles In -ervic.
IN the city Of Fcrnambuco, Brazil ~
per cent, are American I nor cent
t"rn'an. per cent. French. I pcr cont
Italian and per cent. swiss
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

In New York State II Ia mis-
domeanor to use any seal. coat of
arms. sign. lettering or insignia OF tho
automibilc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Thc word 'lmouFinc" IL nsu-I
after the head covering in the form ~
a Golf or hood. with a cape aftarneJ
worn ny women around tho city OF
s'noEcF. France. tho capital of the olL
province OF Linousin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
To wrrp, Motoro,cii.t. Hand.

Hands and feet OF motorcycle riders
can be kept warm with new attach
ments for their machines that con-
vcy warm exhaust gases from tho
engines to metal cowls.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

inc 'ntost motorcycle censu. Show
uhiteb states. Now York state lcsd4
WIN se,afn registered machine
" second with es.ost.
'nio mar 1900 and Illinois 1885
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Practically every point Of int.rc,,
within a radius of rs miles from Ph;la-
neipi'iA is distinctly marked on more
@ .,an s""v mics OF important hish-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

The lugs on "A new tractor wheel
work in and out like spades from an
eccentric on the axles and clean them
selves, preventing the wheels clogEing
IN the stickicst soil
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
UP-T0-THE- minute news
OF AUTOMOTIVE PROGRESS
y Gasoline Funnel

Compiled by Tho Southern Motor
Manufacturing Association. Ltd.
Handy Gasoline Funnel
With an opening at one side instead
OF the top. gasoline funnel for auto
mobiles. aud that can bc carried in
small space. has been invented in
England.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

New York State has more motor
vehicles than South Dakota has in
hahitnnts. although tho latter state
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

N~~~1erntor Works Horizontally
An automobile aconlcrator peda
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22
|.
DIGEST
KA8-P !

TNA1N
Street accidents in London last year
totaled 4a,s24.
Ontario Is the centre of the autome-
bile industry in Canada
State governments turnout tho
Union operate 0000 motor vehicles.
Florence Harding blue" has been
adopted as color decoration for auto
mobiles.
In Denmark. drivers lieense b is
sued only after strict examination by
tine State officials.
,The Wholesale business in automo-
was valued at $725.13s.s47.
prise 2.5o0.ooo miles of roads. would
encircle the globe 100 times.
Among the largest buyers of Amer
ican- made motor vehiclas are Canada.
cuba, British India and the United
Kingdom.
The National Park-to-Psrk Hst-
way roughly circles it's way across II
States linking the IL national parks Of
the west.
approximately s67, revolutions to the
mile; 10 by tire makcn 571 COM
piete turns to the mile.
Traffic policeman in Berlin wear
smartly cut military uniforms. and
blow horns for tho control and Lirec-
tion OF moving traffic.
Total Iev!es assessed upon motor
vehicles in this country exceed 33Ie-
100000. OF this amount over Sl4sooO-
600 is in Federal taxes.
Texas. with lss,271 miles of roads.
a hn taf1 4,
total mileage: Rhode Island has ths
least with 2121 miles.
Tho Department of Labor figures
show that the automobile industry on-
pioycd ~ per cent. more in the month
OF March than in February.
Gai,or,a Thi sGme.nsa s,s,o Tsnbs5snip ,onsp Q, the
1000.
New York State has more motor
habitnnts. although the latter state
leads The country in tho number OF
automobiles.
,sssactieally every point Of interest
delpl'ia is distinctly marked on NOR.
ivan 5000 miles of important hisl,-
In New York State II Ia mis-
dnmoanor to use any seal. coat of
arms sign. lettering or insignia OF the
United State5 on any privately osneI
automibilc.
or tn" ass motor vehicles In -srvir.
IN inc city Of Fcrnsmbuco, Brazil M
per cent are American. per cont
t"rn'an. per cent. French I pcr cent
ltalihn and 1 per cent. Swiss
Thc word "iimouE'nc" IL namei
Golf or hood. with a cape aftanned
worn by women around tho city Of
Limoges. France. tho capital of the oIi
province OF Linousin.
Tho latest motorcycle cen.us sho-z
mat fhcre arc 9Ti.oon riders in tho
United states. New York state iosdg
WIN sa.7ta registered MACHINE
isnhsNIvanta liz second with oSost
ONO mar 1900 and Illinois 1855
There are two class~r Of road hoe-
n1corninE to u Il. Weeks. president, of
IN" ksyFtonc Automobile Club ,p
fhilade lphia. the fellow who doesn't
car" about tho fellow behind him. sn,.
thr follow who doesn't know that ,orn,
ono ," trying 10 psEs.'
In ENGLAND. a garage Intended for
'hH ufc of aerial toirir'r bss hoe,
opened near London. where tn. ovrnr
o' PriNht" airp'anc can have r.ps,r-
made while he waits Highly -tiI,ed
mechanics gasoline and oil arc .u,
riien. Tho business Va almost identir,I
Continued on Se,, r,ro,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

The combined membership of the
California state Automobile Associa
uon and tho Automobile Club of
1000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Among the largest buyers of Amer
ican-made motor vehicles are Canada
Cuba, British India and the United
kingdom.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

This wholesale business in automo-
bile parts and accessories last year
was valued at $725,13s.s47.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

The American highways. which com
prise 2.500.o0o miles of roads. would
encircle the globe 100 times.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Tho Department of Labor figures
show that the automobile Industry cni-
ploycd J2-e per cent. more in the mont
OF March than in February
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Continued on Next rsec,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

ihcrc are two classes Of road hos
according to i. Il. Weeks president of
nc ksyFtonc Automobiie Club. in
fhllahe lphia. tho fellow who doesn't
car" about tho fellow behind him an.
i've follow who doesn't know that ,otne
ono ~ irving In n.y1 ~ '"'''
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Texas. with 12s,27i miles of roads.
leads ali other States with the greatest
total mileage: Rhode Island has tn
least with 2i21 miles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

In Denmark, drivers license n is.
sued only after strict examination by
the State officials.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

The National Park-to-Pnrk High
way roughly circles its way across II
States linking the IL national parks Of
the west.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

IN Enr'and. garage Intended for
ln' VIC or aerial to1r'rtn hsp beer
"r'heu near London. where tho owner
or privat" airp'anc can have repair
mhIc while he waits. Highly skilled
m,,.cn'n,gN gasoline and oil arc sun.
rlien Tho business is almost identie,I
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Traffic policeman in Berlin wear
smartly cut military uniforms. and
blow horns for tho control and Lirec-
tion of moving traffic.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Total Iev!es assessed upon motor
vehicles in this country exceed 3als-
100000. of this amount over $l4s,ooO-
600 is in Federal taxes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

A 40 by 7h antomobf1e tire makes
approximately 667 revolutions to the
mile: "a 10 by 3 tire makcn 571 COM
plete turns to the mile.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Continued on Next Paxe)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-22

Street accidents in London last year
totaled 1884.
Ontario IL the centre of the autono-
bile industry in Canada
State governments turnout tho
Union operate 10000 motor vehicles.
Florence Harding hlue" has been
adopted Is a color decoration for auto
mobiles.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
WORKS
TAKEN TO TASK
BY CONTRACTOR
Warm Dispute Over Yelled
Threat to Turn Down
Lowest Bid.

Fresh trouble In the long controversy
between the Sheehan Construction Com
pany and the board Of public WORKS
arose today when the board made what
Marie y. A. Walker. attorney for the
contractor. took TO be a yelled threat that
the contract for the East Tenth street
main sewer would not be let to Sheehan
the lower bidder, unless Sheehan agrees
not 10 bring suit for compensation FOR
the costly delays the board caused in the
construction Of the Fifty Sixth street and
Westfield road main sewer.
7 The boards disguised attempt was
labeled 'unheard or and "outraCeous'
by the attorney and his client, who left
the boards office in indignation.
The Sheehan Construction Company
was awarded the contract for the Fifty
Sixth street and Westfeld road main
sewer several months ago. After the con
tract was let Eugene Sheehan. head OF
she contracting company. discovered that
the board Of works had failed to effect
an agreement with the INDIANAPOLIS
Water Company for a right IF way for
the sewer under the canal at Fifty Sixth
street.
While the board daIlied over this seven
weeks og summer weather slipped by.
II" tpuLId Claims tnat an ADDED
pense Of from $4,000 to $4,000 was occa
stoned by this delay, and it has been said
that he intends to sue the board for
compensation for the amount.
Last week Sheehan again was the low
bidder on the East Tenth street main
sewer. He made three low proposals. the
lowest Of which was for the use Of Fer
guson segmental block at a total price Of
$105. 500.
The board called Sheehan before IT to
day and in round about way asked
about some threats" board members said
they had heard. Attornel Walked pulled
the oratorical curtains aside and directly
accused the board Of trying to trade i'm &.
munity from suit for what he considered
Its mistake upon the canal crossing matter
in return for the contract, which the con
tractor was entitled 10 anyway because Of
his low bid
President Mark n Miller Of the board
announced that the contract will be
awarded to somebody some time this
week.