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The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

really got started. but they had no
more bad luck and reached home
about six o'clock Sunday morning.
Sunday evening we had rice for sup
per and everyone relished it as tho il
were hot cakes. We all became
Frenchmen and ate it as we should POI
tatoes. Rice is the main stay Of life
seventy-five miles south Of here. The
French eat ii as the Northerners eat
potatoes. They cook it dry and cat
it with meat gravy or make it into a
gumbo or soup with chicken. Those
who have not eaten French gumbo
have missed one Of Americas most
appetizing dishes.
Rice contains 76 per cent starch
but it is a staple food in many coun-
tries such as China, India. Japan, the
West Indies andNSouthern Louisiana.
1t is even possible to live on rice ex-
clusively, but with large quantities Of
blue ribbon cane syrup, sweet potatoes
and vegetables, as we have here, we
should never worry about variety
of foods. We will soon have car
load of rice on the way home and
with our 1900 bushels of sweet pota-
toes now in the kiln, 80 acres Of pea
nuts yet to be threshed. II acres Of
cane to be made into the choicest sy-
rup. and a winter garden bearing ev-
cry month we have no fear of hunger.
That is one Of the blessings of the
south, no one need fear hunger if he
has little patch of ground and am
bitIon anough to dig in il.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02
RACE SUICIDE JUSTIFIED

Anyone who wants to can rail about
the dangers of race suicide, and point
out what horrible thing it is and how
the whole human race will become,on-
ly a tradition.
But for newell, let the race SUI
eide if it wants to. guess there is a
good reason for it.
| used to worry about ii. Ii seemed
such shame that people should slight
their Maker in this way and stubbornly
refuse to help him build them into a
super-race. 1t seems like downright in
gratitude.
But have come to the conclusion
that the Maker will have to find some
way out of the difficulty without my
'help. Anyway, am now lined up on
his side in fact, though | am on the
other side of the argument in spirit.
There are two reasons for this chang
ed attitude. Twins.
Anyone who has has anything to do
with raising or attempting to raise.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

day last Saturday, and treat Us all to
cake as we left the cafeteria after din
Iner. When we went in to dinner the
cake was on one Of the tables and
glowing with the light Of bright-color-
ed candles. Mrs. Belcher cut the cake
while we were eating, and, as we left
Rachel stood at the door with a large
tray and each Of US took a piece.
Gooda You bet it wasl and made
out Of our own syrup. too. which made
it all the more nutritious.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02
LLANO'S RICE NOW
In CONSUMPTION

The threshing is over at the rice
ranch and we are enjoying our new
staple food nearly every meal.
Comrade Mcdonald and Vernon
Boyce started home with Josie, our old
faithful truck, and twenty-three hum
dred pounds of rice and bran early
Saturday morning. But Josie decid-
led she was not quite ready to leave
the rice country with its winding ca
mails, its graded roads and fertile fields.
and come home to the land Of cane,
corn, cotton and sweet potatoes; so
about eight miles from the rice ranch
she took sick and refused to bulge.
Mcdonald phoned home for help and
Immediately our two auto doctors,
Jacques and Belcher. started to assist
the homeward travellers and their sick
companion
When Jacques and Beleher met the
party it took them some time to get
poor Josie in a travelling humor. but
she finally gave up and consented. 1t
was late in the afternoon before htey
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

twins will understand my position. Il
is A perpendicular one most Of the
time, with one or more twins held i
night-gown clad arms.
marvel at the intelligence of the
young. 1t seems positively uncanny.
Possibly the sense Of cooperation is
more highly developed in twins than
in singles. But certain Ii is that they
can do team work in manner highly
depressing. One can cry till near The
point of exhaustion, when the other
will almost inevitably come to his res
cue and unhesitatingly provide this
white mans burden. The first then re-
lapses into something family resem-
bling coma. but ike the Minute Men Of
old. ready for instant action.
You might think that they would get
their schedules mixed. Occasionally
they do, but here again their show Of
their cooperative spirit is marvellous.
Instead Of both Of them going to sleep
and leaving the evening air unpierced
by infant yells. they unite. coordinate,
and cooperate. lifting their little voices
in a harmony Of yelling sound that
fills all Of the rooms and rolls out
into the street in great gobs. Keep
the home feet churning seems to be
their little motto. and they always re-
member their motto at night.
Friends with more interest than tact
ask if we think we will raise them.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

i do not know whether there is a uI-
terror meaning Or not Do they mean
that the excess should Be taken out o
the creek and drowned like kitten
Or is il the notion that We arc ony
giving them trial fol life and The veil
dict may Be against 'them2 There are
times when the verdict IS unanimous
with me. There are times when !
think that race suicide IS something
to be commended, and that Margaret
Sanger should have been twins her
self. 50 she could redouble her efforts.
&c. CIews.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02
Have You Considered
Spending A Week
In Llano?
g DO YOU REALIZE WHAT WE ARE DoINGi2

@ DO YOU REALIZE WHAT WE ARE DOING?
DO, YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT OUR IDEAL Is2
Some seyd has claimed are not cooperating; that
we have tight to the word cooperative any
We cooperating in that this expert dreamed Of
merely running with capital subscribed by group Of people
who the stores and who quarter whatever
profit they have made of their hmsevesf that is the only
not only in its but in every industry which is neces
the welfare of the whole community
We are not only subscribing capital the grocery at ano but we
are combining producers cooperative wholesale retail
and consumers cooperat all group We that this CO.
operation carried little further If right cooperate little it surely
must be much better to the whole way
Words do not the IDEAS those who read them Some
can get meaning another The best way get full and clear
idea OF what Lno is doing and Why don't YOU plan to
spend few weeks with and learn all about invitation is to YOU
Heth happiness and education YOU off the Kansas Civ
Southern train Stables day and you will missionary for the
Lano idea.
Lno climate mild that fall and winter is good time 10 visit Us
Come and help harvest Work and play with our fellows and
enjoy our life.
Don't merely the by uniformed persons and
fanatics and live with for month"; for $1,000 you'll KNOW
LANo COOPERATIVE COLONY
NEWLLANO. La
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

Some people say that Louisiana Is
moi corn producing state, but nearly
I2o.0OO,O00 bushels being produced
per annum should give it some stand
ing as a corn producer
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02
The Junior ColoniSf
Robert Lindsey, Editor

cuse for any one having severe cold
here, because Mr.. Pickett has told us
times without number what are The
foods and he has even given US sta
tIstlcs showing the food values in most
OF our foods. He has warned us espe-
clally about eating between meals; yet
1T is great temptation hard to resist,
to see pastry in the showcase as we
pass BY. and not get just little to
satisfy that sweet tooth.
Chlldren's stomachs seem always to
pc empty, but when we disobey the
laws OF digestion and keep our stom-
achs always working, we may be sure
to expect internal revolution sooner or
later. But there is one satisfaction we
have here always: that whenever we
have the stomach-ache, headache.
cold. sore throat, or any other
common complaint, we always know
what is the matter and how to remedy
1t. Quit eating and give Mother Ma
ture a chance to catch up with her
work; for all common sickness Is due
only to wrong eating. or over-eating.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

1T is WORTH YOUR WHILE Is
study our Pure Food Ads. and get
sample crate for Christmas. Ii
your health is worth anything. you
should eat pure foods. LIano Pure
Foods Dept.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

The ten-years average for oats pro-
duction in louisiana IS stated to Be
1,I37.00O bushels.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

Il matters not how long we live. but
how.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

Comrade Martin still holds his class
at noon for the junior orchestra. They
are becoming real musicians with swal-
low-tailed coats. stand-up collars, POM
padour hair, high-heeEed shoes, silk
gowns and painted cheeks. Last week,
they played one-step for the dance,
and this week they played one-step
and waltz. Wednesday evening from
seven to eight is their evening to prac-
tice.
Music is one Of the greatest enjoy
ments in Llano. Nearly every one
makes some kind of music. either with
an instrument or with voice; and ii
is of the better class. too! What a
dreary place this old world would Be
if it had no harmonious tones! Let
US make our speech as harmonious as
our music. The stormy sea of strife
will soon grow calm.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

Comrade Pickett's mental science
class Monday evening for the children
and Comrade Martins orchestra prac-
tlce were postponed a week, in order
that every one could help finish the
roof garden for our big Thanksgiving
dance Thursday evening. We kids will
sure be merry bunch when that is
completed.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-12-02

Comrade Pickett told us the other
day that if we would help move the
brick from the kiln Sunday, so we
could start the next kiln to burning,
he would see that we had dance in
the new roof garden for Thanksgiving.
We all readily agreed. and over forty
five loads of brick were transferred
from the kiln to the new machine build
ing, where, they are fast being trans
formed into a beautiful structure.
Most of the work was done by the
boys.
Llano's basket ball teams are hold
ing their own. The junior team from
Leesville came down Sunday, and it
looked for time as tho we were new
er going to finish up. AT the end Of
the last quarter the score was tie,
and so we played five more minutes,
during which each side threw goal
and tied it again. Five more minutes
were played in which Llano made two
field goals, Following the junior game
was the senior game between our sem
ior boys and the neighbor boys. That
was almost as close contest. AT the
end of the last quarter Llano was two
points ahead.
Rachel Jacques. one of the little grade
girls. was so good as to have birth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
SPEAKING AND
MUSIC ARE ON
PROGRAM Of R, |.

Plans have been completed Tor ia.
seventeen anniversary of Rock Island
lines al the CITY Han Tuesday nigh, a,
: O'Clock tn, Board Of CITY Develop
moui ard the Farmland, plainf Cham
/ her OF CONNER, az. cooperitinr r
arranging Co. tho uh-aftiu,.. Written
invitations hay, been sent bnomh.r.
OF these tive organizations. Rock l.
/ land employees Of this division snd ihelt
Hmilic- and to tho general public.
The program WIN consist OF an ~
Dress - w,lgom, by Mayor Lon u
N1rts
short talks VIII D" mad" ht G r.
Gusttvus. local attorney for the Sys
terms Icy Judge Thos. = Turner. prom,
nru' ATTORNEY and who assisted IN So.
curing The light twav through this
territory Ion 90, Rock Island Railrodi.
and hy \ S S,iuuctt. long connected
with the activities aud development Of
The Pauhpndle.Pains Country.
Vocal selections viii l.. given by
Mrs Thos VI Gavin. and violin solo.
hy Mrs. u. u. Holland assisted by Mrs
truesiiuc Osborn. piano.
radio program viii h. broadcss,ed
IRON Chicago KYW Station and re-.
hro'dc'sicd hv Davenport station
Voc and Kansas Cip Station WHn
between m, homs Of 90 aud iU.o0 p m
central umc clubs and individuals
hhvlnE recci'in sets are invited to ,un.
in and receive this program which will
consist 81 speeches by President Cor.
man. aud Chairman Of the Hoard Hay.
den o. New York. and several musical
md vocal selections
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
NON-JURY CASES
TO Be HEARD IN
DISTRICT COURT

The n0ujuiy ID" kct Is called for Mo-.
les,
The jury ii,t Ter next week. which Is
%" thiri week q. the September tern.
z bsir o.. Court follows.
7 " sanford. ". NJ Foster J. T.
dWGs', !. ii. l.uck,tt alvin Slav. Jim
..r.-uT e. =. Lave James T. Mcfain
90 Ilo.hdn. r J Warren e II
lHrl hr"'s % W MIN. " o. Fsx.
y liirhinrs g. b. Mcpherson. Tte-
Fagua. " E.OlNer r. " Austin. !
= Russell Edwin Morelcy. Olin =.
l1rdH J u Powers ~ i. Jones. T. A
Imptr } ~, smith Nike winke. q
G.Fd 10. O. B. Wright. Gco-g, W
~ weston JOHN Gregory. J. y. Han.
t-.f. % : Newell. lune SMITH. n
o. rrs . T. ~ vlnt. George WIN.
w- 90 20 NrC.u"ush. q. a.. Porter
200 Itu' Iaeks,n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
FREIGHT RATE
CONCESSIONS
WON BY PIP. C. c.

Th' pe tlon fo %, oklahoma Curpor
AZ on Conun.ssion win he moi fled :,
,void any disturbance of TEXAS com
non point rtics lflm,in q liner. traffic
manager - The Panhandle Plains cham.
'er of CONNER learned while attend.
ng he Wr tins OF IA, Southwestern
irrc Assrn isiion it pklnhom. CIV
asi week al Paine, returned a.
\marillo Suiuniav
The Panhandle Pll us traffic director
sk"d that th" net ur ~ the Oltlthum.
Cooperation Commission Dee entirely
withdawn. go, 0. held n would b. u
M uus tu interests uf tho Panhandle
The dr'isi'u 90 moslify IN. petition va
concession 90 Nj I'ilmess cont,u
ions
Some ToVas .rira-Stais rates VII SIN
h- involved hN failure TO got the p,,!.
ii"u Withdrawn, according To- Mr.. pal
mrr. but the trouble In interstate rate,
~ ohvhtcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
AMARILLO AID CLUB TO COOPERATE
NATIONAL MOVEMENT WILL help.
TO OBTAIN SPLENDID SPEAKERS

Amarillo tdycrtisng club has mad.
plane 90 cooperate with the speaker
bureau 81 the Associated Advertising
Clubs % The World officers hope that
capable SPEAKERS ca advertising NAY D.,
developed from Jh, l.ll club IN,
bursnu also viii furnish speakers 10 IA,
.lool club. wh"u.y. they wish them.
Earle Pearson. secretary OF the
speakers bureau foi the Assoc ated
Adt'rts.ug 'iurs ~ the world. has
written ihe follow ug letter to the loca
club about speakers
The Speakers bureau committee offer,
COS Services q, club. Boo cooperating %
ward g'ttIur speakers go club luncheon
and DINNER meetings
SerSicr l. Helpful
This committee Is developing ser
ste" Cor The clubs which il going To b.
/ 81 distinct value and which is already
pfoNug helpful
Tho committee Wa appointed bv
President Holland few weeks ago
m. chairman % the committee u
Georg, " Hopkins Tn. other members
ar" Homer buckley 81 Chicago. Edward
J. Greene o, liosion T. y Zimmerman
- Denver and John Ring d.. u 81
LOUIS
A. the whole plan II the Bureau /,
explained a. length iu the October
Associated Advertising. which will soosi
D." ou voul desk W. shall not attempt
o. 10 INTO great detail here
Briefly this IN the plan. The commit,
%" BE- rompir,ln. liz, ID, men Who al
make acceptable addresses before ad
tettiNng clubs They are asking thesS
men i0 consent % max" a few talks Ia
he course az the neat year and 10 keei
hsadguir.ers office informed at pl,n
70 b. Boo cities in which clubs are locat.
ID
Already. the committee has the con
sent - ~ men o. make occasona
talk hcfors clubs and % keep head
quarters office Informed ~ their travel.
lug plans
Let us gIy that on this list of - L.
M" r-tm" ot John Smith OF boston. Mr.
Smiths company sends him 20 Des
Nu.nes in November H. informs head
quarters office Ia advance that he IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

going 90 Dies Nlolncs Headquarters
writes o. wircs ~ the tim. is shorsj the
president 81 the Dcs Moiney cluh "a
Mr.. smiths plans o. b. in his city on
specific date INT gives Des Moines
4 chance 90 hear "a good speaker it no
ixp"nss' and az no sreat trouble 10 the
man who docs the speaking
Can - Visitors
Al the time. there are GOOD men going
about the country on Their own business
,nd the business II their firms who
O." available a. tahs bcfore advet
sinh cluhs--f The clubs could onlv
Snoow Of their plans Tar enough IN ad
vance.
The speakers bureau committee 10
making los business to get this infosma.
on 10 the clubs and u u a real service
hat the clubs are going % appreciate
more ana more a. the list OF available
neu expands and ~ the pan has
further development
Information ~ ufiren possible va
nEcments has already hcen seut pred.
hn's Of club. Ia different n4r,s q the
ohniry and IN mos, cases the oppor.
uuiues were snapped Up uutbly. Ia
the other case the offer was declined
with ,hanks. owing a. previous arrange.
menis having been made
The president - one club asked tor
available SPEAKERS for his Friday nuuu
meetings ia oc,oi~r 4 liz, % twelve
uen Was promptly s-nt him. all Of them
food men who were .cheduled 70 h. In
h!s town Or Ia his immCLate vicinity
u October. This city Is az a focal point
his month on account ~ many con.
scntions in it, yiciu ~ but he lnstnc.
. mentioned 10 show what IL develop
ne her" at hsadq quarters through the
work ~ this committee
Several speakers on the list have al.
'~ady supplied IL n"rlrirs Of uropcs
trips and some have said they would
~ willing 20 Ston OF at points going or
coming II specific request Is made by
'iob presidents along the way
Let this bureau b. Of service 10 YOU
We do not attempt % guarantee results.
hut Ne guarantee that We will give the
fullest cooperation possible and q may
b" We can put YOU In touch with luz,
the man YOU want when you want him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Gard Of Appreciation

We want 70 thank our n ends Tor
'hrir many hrduc-sses shown 10 n. dur
No our sorruN aud anxiety caused b.
the dlssii,aglnc" u our son and broth
e. Arthur aud while W. have had ~
news whatever concern ng his whsry-i
iouis. sim the oosniort brought To- our
hearts hy the loving thoughtfullnes-
= oW friends can never be forEottcu
nd W. pry Gods richest bless ug.
I"u you I'll
J D. STISSON and family.
PRED -. STiNSON and family
J. 4. y STiNSOS ana family
a. 6. SrINSON and family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
NOrIt

Amal i'o !.'t.-r ~ -3i 4. 2. A q
j P" Ailu,ni-f "t Ioir y" s1I re
hereby nor tied %. ,,. present az e called
owe 't'H - " "l.r Han % SEQ
''''o.k D " SUNDAY. pctoser Ntn. 1892
,o attend ;hr unreal ,I our dec a.,-i
brother J.. o.. $40 ny e. mcmier, OF
>h''fi'n Lodge No ,ft an members
ir" urgently requested end yis ling
Hasf"t NHsrus Cordially invited to a.
end. D. ~ rttm.u. IS -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Gard e ThsnL>

~, Wl taE. thi- .thcI e., thank
ins "1r iii'"ds i' ih Ii NANNY kind
'e-'-- shown 70 bel, during or rrua,
sorrow cnus"d hy tho d,ith ~ our Ht'i,
strand son J e. May Cod bless all ~
YOU
, e. MONTGOMERY ST
Syr-. OKLA.
" o. CC-OKSTpN.
Sfick Okla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
COTTON PlCkERS ARE
WANTED IN SWlSHER

seventy five cotton p ckcrs are want.
I'd IN SN sher County according To-
word received yesterday by the Board <
city Development and Panhandle pIalus
Chamber a. CUmmerc- from TulA. see
rotary Bob Fielder Of the Talk, Chanib.
- q Commerce. SAYS the cotton picker,
are needed immediately.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

". T. Edwards returned saturday o.
Pas hom- m Dalils.
Mrs. \. o. Hess ise3 buchanan ~ Il.
- visiting IN Fort Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

.. H., Brucc. ricris II tM r'iy ai>-
90 button fore" - 'he post offsce let
si'Wsls niEh Tor Bo~ic To- visit h =
'arsn'. ior several DAYS. He viii also
sisit r'l'i,rs ~ Fort Worth and nai.
rs i-foIe returning To Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

W. y. Blanion. SECRETARY II the Pan.
handi- lhins Chamber - cpmmerc
viii 60 tu Dallas Wednesday 10 make
1frHnE~menis Tor hanqu,t % be Civ
90 'omw-ieIl club secI.tsri,s - tli.
Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
CITYBRIEFS

&. u. Walker Of Dllhart. TEXAS. v,s
Amariic Yesterday.
john Roswell SECRETARY % the pain.
view B.Drd ~ Ci;N Development. was
% Amarillo Yesterday.
Eob ilsnion. city salesman for tiie
' T.. ltNaut Coinisny. returned -.
ieid4y from lus ness trip "a Central
I"Nas 90 ats
h'i'idng permit Tor q SlIea house
s- 90 North Pierce Street wis issuei
Yesterday 20 Viola TN
hi>, j. {. Sebastian accompanied her
husband Ca Dallas Yesterday whrr.. he
NI tke charge of the Potter County
exhibit "a the Dallas F,,ir.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

BERLIN-Berlin Hardware Co.
WEST CHESTER-Wood & Taylor.
CAMDEN-Frankli Co.
BRISTOL-Franklin Motor Car Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

TRENTON-Motor Shop, Inc.
BURLINGTON-New Jersey Auto
mobile Co.
ATLANTIC CITY-Frank J. Cha M
bers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

Case-Hardened Crankshaft
Outlasts any other three shafts
The only Car with this big endu-
rance feature. Seven main bearings
(instead Of the usual three) reduce
vibration.
Direct Air Cooling
No Water
More Efficient, weighs lesa, has
1T fewer parts. Does away with
r1diator troubles, cute routins
care, allows chassis hexibility, re
duceo carbon.
Lan1inated Wood Frame
Moro costly to build, but lighter
stronger and moro shock absorbing
than steel. Increases comfort
permits wheels to conform to road
without straining body.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hero again is hexibilty, impossible
with body rigidly bolted to frame
the entire length. Prevents
squeaks and strains-
Two-Point Spring
Suspension
See what this does to riaidity
the enemy of comfort, safety and
long life No noisy shackle bolts
No Torque Tubes
or Strut Rods
Another contribution to flexibility
Allows springs to absorb jar O
starting, stopping and road jolts
Also eliminates pnnecessar,
weight and noise.
Fuu-EMptic Springs
Give almost twice the usual sprin,
movement. Deaden road shocks
More costly than semi-elliptic O
other kinds, but important 70
comfort. Absorb the forces tha
cause skidding.
Light Unsprun6 Weight
Less weight below springs thai
any other car. Reduces reaction
Of road roughness against tires
body and passengers.
Scientific Light Weight
Quality materials of great strengtI
properly used to equalize stress
Lessons load, distributes it evenly
Lengthens tire life, gives comfor7
easy handling and economy.
Generous Use of Aluminium
In body, engine base and oil par
rear axle housing, etc. Saves ~
lbs. in enclosed types, $50 in oper
Costs 5000 more than material
itreplaces. A big factor in Frankli
Light weight and quality.
FRANK