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Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
CAR OWNERS
 SERVICE DEPT.

c. Would it be possible for a stor- age battery to fail if only one cell was out of order? I have been told that two cells of my battery are all right. yet it does not function prop erly.
 A. If one cell is completely dry it may cause an open circuit and the whole battery will fail. This trouble may be due to broken jar.
 Q. How can I clean the top on my ear2 have been told that gasolene is bad to use.
 A. The top should be cleaned with soap studs and water. Rub the suds in well all over the top and wash with clear water. Use good castillo soap. Gasolene, kerosene and similar liq- uids ruin the layer of rubber in the top.
 .. I am having persistent trouble with my storage battery. although am careful to keep the liquid up to the proper level. Do you think the generator can be the cause of the trouble?
 A. The trouble probably lies in the fact that your generator is not set for
 
 ticu1ar service you demand of the car You may be driving great deal at night, consuming current for lighting starting often and the generator is not supplying enough current to keep the battery up to the mark Consult the nearest service station for the manufacturer of your battery.
 c. Who makes the best wire wheels f..- rts,x.l tlz LN<Sx--l how much does the complete equip ment cost?
 A. If you will enclose a stamped and addressed envelope. a list of man. ufacturers of wire wheel equipment for Fords will be sent to you. It is too long to publish here.
 Q. Is the Simplex valveless car still built in this country, and if so where?
 A. The Simplex car is built in New Brunswick, N. J., but it is not a valveless job. Some years ago there was an Amplex car which had so- called valveless motor, but that is not made any more.
 Q. Is there any car made today that has wooden frame? I used to own a car with that kind of a frame, and it was a bird. I can't see why wooden frames ever went out
 A. The Franklin air cooler has a wooden frame. The relative expen- siveness of the wooden frames and the difficulties of manufacture prob ably caused the predominance of the metal frame.
 Q. There is a grinding noise in the gearset of my car. l have cleaned out the old oil, flushed 1t with kerosene and refilled it. I didn't find anything wrong with it that I could see. but
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

the noise continues. Can you suggest the real reason?
 A. Misalignment of the gears is the probable basic cause. Metallic particles or chips from the teeth have probably worked their way into the gears You had better take the car to the service station and let them inc up the gearset.
 Q. When I let in the clutch of my car the whole works jumps like a kangaroo. I figure there is some thing wrong with the clutch What can I do with it?
 A. You do not mention the type of clutch in question, but if it is a disc clutch try treating the facing with heats foot oil spread evenly on with brush If the clutch is of the disc type lack of oil is probably the trouble
 Q. Please tell a new owner what gear ratio means.
 A. The gear ratio is the speed of the crankshaft in relation to- the speed of the wheels on high gear. Ii the gear is four to one the engine turns over four times to each revolu- tion of the wheels on direct.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
JUNIOR SPECIALS
 ENTER SPEEDWAY

INDIANAPOLIS, May IA bub- bling oil well on a farm in Okla homa is the story in the background of the two Junior Special six cylin- der racing cars entered in the 500- mile race to be held at the Indian apois Motor Speedway, Monday, May 30. The two cars arrived at the track yesterday and Riley J. Brett, one of the drivers, took a trial spin.
 c. l.. Richards is the man with the money in the Junior Special story and when he was but eighteen years old was transformed from a poor youth into wealthy oil operator when oil was found on land in his possession. Years before he had dreamed of speedy racing car to be
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Big Pump Starfies Motorists DriUing
 On South Central

Many motorists passing up and down South Central avenue are being startled at the sight of big gasoline pump mounted upon the top of the Metropolitan Garage building. di- rectly over Jack Tebbett's place.
 How can man get up there to get his tank filled" they ask each other. We knew gasoline was high but we didn't realize it was way up in the air like that"
 Well. it may be up in the air. but not there. The pump the car driver sees is simply a Boyle-Dayton air controlled pump, mounted upon the roof, and serving as sign for the enterprising Jack Tebbetts. Jack is dolling the pump all up and It will be lighted at night, acting as a beacon to the dry tanked motorist. as he wends his way slowly up Central avenue in quest of the elusive, hlgh- powered liquid explosive.
 Tebbetts has just received infor- nation that the Puente Oil company of California is operating from one to three Boyle-Dayton air controlled pumps in every one of it's 20 service stations. and that the Venture Refln- ing company, also of California. IS installing Boyle Dayton equipment as fast as pumps are required.
 Orders have been received the past few days from Kingman, where the Ware Commercial company, Tarr and McComb and Black and Ellis, three large firms at that point, wish to ln- stall Boyle-Dayton complete outfits
 we are receiving splendid busi- ness from throughout the state.' said Tebbets last night. "Old equipment is being replaced with the most mod ern Boyle Dayton air controlled pumping apparatus, and many air compressors are also being installed with the trademark of Boyle-Dayton on them.'
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Asua CaIiente
 Water Has Much
 CurdfiUe Value

How many rheumatic and run down motorists know that there ex- ists a real watering resort in the village of Agua Cahente down on the Gila river? It's a safe bet that only about one out of 50 is wise to this fact. Yet there is. The water according to George Hagerman, who operates a hotel at thar point. is so curative that it will banish from the human system many an i'll thought heretofore suspectible only to materia medica.
 "The water at Agua Caliente is capable of boiling out most of the impurities found in the system of the most hardened reprobate," says Hagerman. We have a nice hotel there where every service is to be found for the most discrimina ting people, and for the benefit of the pubic who do not care to drive from
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
LONG WAIT FOR BREAKFAST

Edith-This paper tells Of a man who cooked his own breakfast for twenty years.
 Maud-He must have been awfully hungry when he finally got it done Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Folding Table
rice on robes just

On the ~sr,pin< trip CT ri~~ic. we must est: in fact it is fbe main rrrf cf the t-s- The tahf~ which : we handle VIII give the utmost enjoyment tc this very nec~~<a- rife and ern n. set uo or folded Tn % <erors
 takes un very It. tie room a-d cun he carried with the handle at tacbed.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

Daylight saving in Eng land effeased an economy of s2.5O0.000 last year in coal consumption.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
3 in l Canteen

Here Is one of the most fm- portant requisites of every
 auto trip. whether short or
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

Until six years ago head hunting flourished among the natives of New Guinea
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

Phoenix. we operate a stage line from here.'
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

line. and also a one-ealIou con tainer for oil They arc painted distinctive colors; for instance, the gasoline fs red. the oil fs blue and the wnter can is cov- cred with blanket material for keeping water cool. Comes complete with holder for at taching to running board.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Listen

Before you start on your trip, re- member that all motoring pleas ure circles around and is contiQ- gent on your TIRES. Buy them at WESTERN AUTO" before the trip and you will be sure 10 net the utmost in value and our guarantee is backed by our branches all over the West
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

tricfty with you These lanterns will give you real service
 as they arc operated from ordinary dry cells which can be
 procured anywhere and will last 1Oe hourA. Steel case Is water and rust proof you the different type
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Robes

What makes . better companion for the camping trip than . good. service niugs. for the day at the beach. and for use as blanket in the outdoor camp, these pure wool robes can't be beat They will give splendid service and still retain their appearance and soft texture We have an extra specia now, too.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

tDhS. Consists of a two gallon confainer for water, . two gallon coHfainer
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Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Electric Lantern

No need to take an oil lam
 tern or other uakeshift with you any more on your camping trip. Take cleo
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

Q. There is a grinding noise in the gearset of my car. l have cleaned out the old oil flushed it with kerosene and refilled it. I didn't find anything wrong with it that I could see. but
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

Folding bed thet will support two persons. Steel frame. cas- ily set ID anywhere h mo- nnrnf's time. Tent made to ae- corr m odate two persons. all lowing sts-di1c roors beside the bed. Walls. top snd cur tain maAe of heavy waterproof d-iit. So r,ade that ft may either he shut down on all sides or the sides rolled up for awning or shade. A desirable eTt1t for camping or t"u-'
 Auto Bed & Tent. .. SdA.8o Foldino Bed only. ... 22.E0 Campers Tent only 23.25
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29

days contest and further added that
Lynch was in perfect pitching form.
Members of the association, also
call the attention of local fans to
the coming big Fairbanks1Morse, OF.
lava battle at the local lot next
Thursday afternoon. Keen interest
is being shown and the fact that
Fairbanks.Morse is represented by
one of the fastest semipro clubs in
America. will add to the large throng
that will gather at the lot. The
Fairies will no doubt put their main,
stay, label, on the mound against the
locals. label when he is right,
couldn't be beat by the best semi.pro
mounder in the state and he has
been going good this season. He has
a very favorable pitching record and
besides is a heavy hitter. The Be-
lott lineup consists of Thomas. If;
Steil, SIS; Holloway, 2b; Hasbrook, 3b:
Baxter, RI kenne. 1b; Lathrop, CT;
Murphy, c, and label. p. Following
are the lineups for Sundays battle:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
CARP MAY NOT MEET
GIBBONS AFTER ALL

New York, July 29,--.Georges Car
penter may never come back to Amer,
lea to fight. Divide Musin, one of the
greatest of violinists and an enthus.
iastic boxing fan, has just returned
from Paris with the opinion that the
French hero is through with the ring
Despite his defeat by Dempsey,
Carpenter is still the national idol.
France considers him now almost as
martyr in that he failed trying to
accomplish the impossible" Musin
said.
"lf Carpenter dies as the light
heavyweight champion his record
against Dempsey will be held to his
credit instead of being covered up,
but II he should come to America
and be defeated by Tommy Gibbons,
a boxer his own weight and size, he
would fall as an idol.
Carpenter is being advised by his
friends in Paris to quit the game with
a record that all his countrymen are
proud Of"
Many Americans are coming around
to the belief that Carpenter will not
return.
He has not answered the cable sent
by Tex Richard that Gibbons had been
selected as his next opponent.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
FREEBOOTER KEEPS
UP RECORD OF WINS

Montreal, Que, July 29-The Amer,
lean schooner Freebooter of the
White Bear Yacht club. st. Paul, won
the International free-for-all on Lake
st. Louis today In exchange of ri
lots and crews of the American and
Canadian craft the Freebooter was
piloted by George Hamilton and man.
ned by the crew from the yacht Red
Patch. Eight class B yachts were en-.
tered.
Bootlegger was the best of the com.
petitors in the light winds prevailing
In the Royal st. Lawrence challenge
cup series, was piloted by Chas. Fl
Routh of the Canadian sloop Beaver,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
'l'IR E'S

The man that travels these country
roads wants to come here and buy
our new fresh hand made cord tires
fer his Ford car. These tires will
make your car ride easy and will not
stone bruise like fabric tires. And
our low prices on these wonderful
5000 mile tire will open your eyes.
These tires are made like the Der.
cougar tire that We used to sell and
3ox3 Cord non skid only $1t.50 and
30x3I2 Cord non skid only $14.50. We
have fabric 30x3 at $3.50 and $1,000
and 30x3Is at $3.50 and $12.90. We
have some $500 tires 3ox31a at a
special price only $500, big over size
most Ska.
Also the man that uses 33x4 and 32x
3Ta had better drop around with his
pocket book and grab UP our bargains
In these sizes. Hand made 5000 milo
s2xsH7 $3.50 and 33x4 $780, Plain
tread. IsNEN
Gee our low prices on all other size
tires-they are the lowest prices and
the highest quality. Get in on our
inner tube low prices. See US, for
all Ford parts. Wheels front $3.50,
rear $500.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
OTTAWA BALL FANS
WAGER LARGE SUMS
ON SUNDAYS GAME
EXCITEMENT OVER PENDING BAT
TIE WITH PONTIAC, CLOSING
SERIES OF YEAR, REACHES
HIGH PiTCH-EAcA TEAM HAS
VICTORY TO ITS CREDIT.

Indications point TO some heavy
betting, Sunday when the Pontiac
Athletics appear in this city to play
the saw.olt with Manager Dunn's
Cubs. The battle on next Sabbath
will be the final of three-game Sc.
and will decide the championship OF
! two counties Both aggregations
have one victory attached to their
| belts, although Pontiac's win was a
shady one, and some keen competi.
ton is in store for the big battle.
Large numbers of Pontiac baseball
fans came to this city yesterday morn
ing to attend the Ottawa races. Dur
ing their stay here, several OF the re-
formatory city fellows made bets of
from So to $50 at even money that
their team would win, In some cases
local bettors gave odds of to 2 that
the Cubs will win the deciding game.
Other bets than these and some freak
ones have been made within the past
week on the game and interest over
the game Is at it's highest pitch
OF course, as usual, both teams are
confident of winning the combat, Pom
tiac fans rely on ''Moose" Romine, for
mer Three-Eye Lacquer to put a crimp
in the local clubs heavy hitting Sun
day, while the Ottawa fans are con-
fdent that Jimmy Lynch will bend
them across in such a manner that
the Athletes won't be able to see
them.
In the first game with Pontiac, the
locals won decisiyely IL to /. Lynch
pitched a wonderful game, only al
lowing seven hits. while Romine was
slammed for sixteen In the second
game, at Pontiac, Lynch only allowed
one hit, while Romine allowed eight.
Taking the dope from the two games.
Ottawa is a sure winner of the Sun
day bill. Romine won't even have
chance should the locals open one of
their streaks of clouting the old pill.
1t is expected that the biggest
crowd of the year will cram into the
ampitheater to witness the biggest
and most interesting game of the sea
son. This morning Manager Dunn
stated that he was confident that his
team would pick the laurels in Sun
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
Games Today.

Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsturg,
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
iodine In Use Nearly 1000 Years.

'SS'S :" SsS N~a'y wv fcdTs.
Iodine and the iodides have been
used In medicine since the Chinese
are supposed to have introduced them,
1000 Il. c.. or earlier.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
0SSlE TENNIS STARS
HELD UP AT BORDER

New York, July 29.-The Australian
Davis cup tennis players whose en-
trance into the United States from
Canada was barred at Black Rock, n
Y, last night by immigration author
tiles. have been released, the United
States Lawn Tennis association was
informed today. A telephone message
said the players had resumed their
journey to Pittsburgh.
George I. Adee, former president
of the United States Lawn Tennis as.
ISOLATION, will referee the matches be-
tween the teams OF the British Isles
and Australia next week il Norman
Peach, captain of the Australians.
agrees to the proposition, Capt. Woes.
nam of the British team accepted
Adee at once.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
AM ERIcAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington, s; Chicago, 5.
Cleveland, 5; Boston. 4.
New York. 6; st. Louis, 0.
Philadelphia. 3; Detroit, 2.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Games Today
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
SPORT PAGE

but abandoned the race when unable
TO stand up to the twenty-five milo
breeze
The Canadian boats Vega and One.
to were second and third respectively
while the Beaver, piloted by J. C. Ord.
way OF st. Paul, was fourth and the
Pod Patch, piloted by l.. p Ordway,
fifth.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
Battle Seas Of Mud.
What Became of Them 2

French engineer claims to have
discovered evidence that great river
once flowed northward across the
Sahara desert into the Mediterranean
and was lined with prosperous com
munlties.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
Laughing Gas an Old Discovery

Laughing gas was discovered In
Ire, but it was not until % years la
ter that Sir Humphrey Davy made the
suggestion that it might he used for
surgical operations. 1t was not really
employed as an anesthetic until nearly
half a century later.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
Public Auction,

House at AL Fourth avenue, South
Ottawa, on July 80, at 2 p, M shaap
and the house on the corner of 81.
West Jackson street, at p. m.
MRS. BERTHA LEROY, Owner.
Col. Dan Fitzgerald, Auctioneer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
Louise Homer

gives when the Roses Bloom" as an
August Victor Record, just as sweet
as the scent of the rose.
BANNONS MUSIC SHOP
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29

the match were DR., and Mrs. P. G
Stordock, Mrs Guy Karr, DR.. L. Il
Jordan, W. |. Hibbs, Tom Trumbo
Walter Anderson, Porter Taylor
Straen La Clair, r. f. Knott Jr., G
H. Woolbert. and John Blanchard and
Buster GALLOWAY of Marseilles.
1t was generally agreed that Mitch.
ell shot the most consistent golf of
the foursome. He tied the course
record of 80 in his first trip around.
and he and his mate, Duncan. broke
the record when they made 80 on the
last nine, against par 81 The scores
for the thirty-six holes were: Mitch.
ell. 1877; Duncan, lao; Hutchinson,
145, Aytel. 14y.
Battle Seas Of Mud.
Just as the match was drawing to a
close heavy rain drove everybody
of the course. The Ottawa parties
then launched their ifty-mile skid
back home in endless seas of mud
that stretched from Bloomington to
Tonica in one immense swish and
slide, with the attendant dangers of
all nights mooring in the mire. The
drivers eventually, after brave fight,
made the rifle with about six hours
battling the elements.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-29
How They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, Q.
New York. s; Pittsburg, 4.
Boston, 2; Cincinnati. i.
st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 0.
The Washington times., 1921-05-22
TO ANSWER
CRITICS ON S|LES|A
Premier viii Reply tuesday In
Chamber to Caustic Attack
of F0rQeot.

PARIS. May 21.-Both France and
Great Britain were marking time to-
night in the controversy over Upper
Silesia-
Premier BRAND conferred with his
colleagues during the day regarding
his reply to his critics in the Cham
Der Of Deputies on Tuesday. whom he
win make his declaration OF policy.
but had nothing further TO say
publicly in answer to the latest out
burst from the British premier. Nor
did any further warning utterancs
come from London.
1t was semi officially admitted that
Premier BRAND will go out of his
way In the Chamber Tuesday to make
special reply to the speech of Deputy
Forgeot, who urged that France re-
pudiate the London indemnity deci-
sion on the ground that the sum de-
manded from France was not suffi-
Client.
This win be the first time IN years
that a premier has found II necessary
to answer at length any political
''youngster" in parliament
Following the sensational speech of
Deputy Forgeot M Loucheur. minis
ter for liberated regions, had made
reply, but his remarks dealt only with
statistics.
The Washington times., 1921-05-22
WARFARE MPENDS
IN S|LES|A DISTRICT
Germans and Poles Expected
to Clash Unless Unexpected
Peace Develops.

BERLIN. May 21.-Thousands Of
armed Germans In Upper Silesia. re
strafning at the leash. feverishly
eager to give battle to Korfanty's In
surgents In the disputed area
Unless something entirely unex-
pected develops there will be real war
In that area before the coming week
10 well along.
1t may break out any moment. for
the atmosphere 10 electrically tense
and preliminary clashes already have
taken place. French officers are re-
ported to be among the dead and this
lends the most menacing element to
the situation, for the threats of
France to "go II alone" on the upper
Silesian question "if developments
warrant 1t" are we'll known in Upper
Silesia.
II this war between Germans and
Poles breaks out II will be, to all in
tent and purposes. an unofficial"
one. to be disclaimed and repudiated
both by the German and Polish gov
ernments. Yet, official circles here
are well aware that France will not
listen to the excuse that the Berlin
government not only did not sanction
II but did everything to prevent It.
The Washington times., 1921-05-22
DROWNED WOMAN WIFE
OF VET, SAY D. E. POLICE

Police last night said they were of
the opinion that the woman who was
drowned in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. near Glen Echo. Friday night
was the wife of Corp. Edward Gorney,
patient at Walter Reed Hospital.
who was drowned at the same time.
II is believed Mrs. Gorney came here
from her home at Shenandoah. Pa, to
be with her hubsand, q recently re-
turned overseas veteran.
The police were unable to identify
the woman on account of the absence
of information from the authorities at
Walter Reed Hospital. They said they
hoped to establish her Identity today.
The Washington times., 1921-05-22
|NewDryActAid|
To Undertakers|
Drug Man Fear Grave
Yards VIII Prosper II
Law Passes.

II Congressman volstsad's latest
bill sewing up the holes In the
prohibition law passes In its pres
ent form. . physician won't Be
able to tell whether he IL giving
. patient half or twice the pre-
scr1bed strength Of any medicine,
according to objections made to
the measure Last night by ths
American Drug Manufacturers' A.
ISOLATION.
The pharmaceutical manufactur-
ers say that they have no quarrel
with the provision Of the bill
which bans beers as q medicine,
but they are aroused over q pro-
vision which would require the
alcohol used a. q solvent to be
medicated at the distiIIery with
some insredisot of the finished
production.
"A year henoe." the association
announced. III the family doctor
prescribed q teaspoonfui of tine
tare Of this or that for the cold
In your head and two days later
the family requests your friends
to omit ,1overs,' don't haunt the
doctor In vengeance, that ia, II
this bill passes. for tho proper
subjects for your ethereal wrath
will be Mr.. volstead and Wayne
B. Wheeler. of the Anti Saloon
League, by whom the bill was
suggested"