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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
MURRAY GOES
 ID COLUMBUS

Robert Murray of the Murray Tire and Oil company left for Columbus yesterday to visit the Columbus tire factory. The Columbus tire factory Is running to full capacity and inn mense numbers of tires are being manufactured
 Demand for the Columbus tire over all the southeast is growing so fast that the factory finds it very diff ficult to fill the orders, according to a statement made by Mir. Murray New branches for Columbus tires are opening over the southern state and they are making big hit wherever they have thus far been used.
 MT. Murray will return to Birming- ham some time during the week. for the s owing belief among motor- ~, hnlds 1,la q a
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FiIlinr the Rndintnr

The proper way to fill a radiator is to keep the engine running slowly. This plan will circulate the water through the entire system.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

If the bearings in the running gear are too tight. they will burn out; If too loose, the wheels will wobble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

More than 300 standard parts arg Tn actual use by automotive manu- facturers in the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

When driving in busy thorough fare, a course should be followed approximo tely as closely as possible to a straight line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

When buying produce in the coun- try, park the car alongside the road kut never on the road
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

One of the principal causes ftire, injury Is the improper alignment of heels.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
Lock Protection Against Thieves

AIways Keep spare tires locked by a chain or some other secure device.
 Put some distinguishing mark on the car for future indentification, if necessary
 Never leave an automobile unat- tended without locking it. Install a good lock on the car and use it.
 Keep record of factory number. motor number and number of parts. easily located. If the car Is stolen, the thief will possibly remove some numbers but probably not all.
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than it can carry.
 Road signs at the tops of noun
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More than 100000 license plates have already been issued by the mo- ton vehicle department of California.
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their brakes" while others drive on the horn."

Ammonia may be used to clean corrosion from connections and bat tery terminals.
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spirit that says the car owner must be pleased.
 How is your battery working anyhow? If it's pulse is low, if it lacks vii tality, come around, no matter what make it is, and let our battery special istsprescribe theright tonic. We never tell you your bat tery is through until it. is. 1t is our job to prolong the life of any good battery. Drive around today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

One of the most widely neglected rules in the code of motor manners is the swinging acT oss the front of another vehicle immediately after passing it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

As a result of new taxes on motor vehicles, the British government ex- poets to derive s40,000, 900 a year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
AND TAElz CARE

Care of Leather Upholstery
 Leather upholstery should be wip ed with d wooden cloth dipped il water, to which a few drops of am monia has been added.
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with short tractor units and long, de- tachable bodies. The principle is that a power vehicle can haul more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
Adjusting Wires to Spark Plugs


 When tightening nuts which hold wires to spark plugs, the wires should be held firmly with one hand while the nuts are being frightened with pair of pliers in the other hand. The wires should always be left in such a position that their spring" will tend to tighten rather than loosen the nuts. Care should also be exercised while tightening them with pliers. to keep from twisting the central wire of the spark plug or electrode loose in the porcelain insulation.
 Failure to wash car will spoil its appearance in a short time.
 Grease should never be used for commutator or timer fabrication.
 Some drivers are said to drive on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

A German has invented a motor which by shifting the fan belt, oper- aates an automobile tire pump.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

one-ha1f of the zinc output of the United States. in the form of zinc oxide, is being used by the tire man. ufacturers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

The $19.o0 price is our trade-in price for a 6-volt battery for popular makes of light cars. We have correspondingly low prices for Prest-O-Lite Batteries for other types of cars.
 Prest O. Lite Batteries are specified as original equipment by 87 leading manufacturers, and backed by the regular Prest-O-Lite guaranty, a generous, def mite obligation plus a
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for the s owing belief among motor- ists that the Chalmers holds a place with cars of a higher price group"
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It is a top-qua1ity bat tcry, too, no special model. Better than those "just as good" boxes
 A real Prest- O. Lite. built around the famous Prcst- O-Plates. The plates of unusual hardness, com bined with peculiar DOT osity. The plates with ready power in winter and great, heat-resisfine, non-buckHn6 strength in summer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

A so-mile concrete highway in Cali fornia. known as the Ridge Route" cost si.50o,ooo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

Tn London there are 10l,767 licensed motor driynrs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

Throughout the United States there are s0s refineries in operation, hav- ing total daily capacity of 1,7s6.725 barrels of crude oil.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

Of the motor vehicles registered in four South American countries Ar gentina leads with 75,00o, followed by Brazil with 25.ooo. while Chile and UruguaY have 10000 each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

Although New York leads in total motor vehicle registrations Ohio pos sesses moro passenger cars. New York's truck registration Is more than twice that of Ohios.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

Heavy duty motor trucks are be- ng built in both England and France
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

The Tuberculosis Association of North Dakota operates a travelling motor clinic to visit isolated farmers and ranchers, and to teach families how to live under difficult sanitary conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
LHHGRC TIC 70 HnNR
Schick Test for Diphtheria

tors do not want TO take tho rcspon-
slbliity themselves. but require the
written consent Of the ehlldron's par.
ents.
n referendum No. ~ carries n VIII
be a step toward tho tirne when ruch
ta4ts viii be used In our schools with.
on, tho consent Of tho ohiidran's par.
enfz
II the examination az school chm.
dren Ia 20 he AZ superficial a. the
chief prepayment Of referendum No.
Is claims according 70 his statement
In The Star Friday. the 18th lnn;A
why burden tho people with taxes
necessary 20 employ high saisrted
doctors and nurses 20 do the examin
lnx1 why not turn tho work over
70 tho school ianltory Its diagnosis
would b. Just an correct.
ronctrats this veneer Of b~nsvc
ience spread by tho IeaGus for the
Conservation Of Health and you win
find the hand Of tho vaccine and
serum manufacturers. rhsy are a.
tempting to create . market for their
product. regardless Of M worthless
ness In sr~cieAsins disease
Back Of AL this attempt 20 fDycs
tbs exploitation Of our school ohsl
dren IN tho love for money. when .
firm can take = SIS horse and IN .
few months erfrwrt rerurns with a
market value % tTs. 600. ana repeat
This process over ard over with tho
mrnc horse. the answer IL not far TO
seek. Y. w. WINTER. n. o.
at Eitel building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

l<A4NoF AAA' JN&FF
Would n not be . good IDEA for shs
people OF Bciilngham and whascofn
county TO request Director French to
restore tho beautiful appropriate
American indian name OF "Kulshan"
20 tho wonderful mountain which
stands In their dooryard ana which.
together with tn sister peak -Ehuk.
san" win make Beiiingham one Of
the greatest tourist csrfsrs In tho
world within very few years. Tho
name -Baker~ 81 exceedingly com.
mon place. ana was given by Captain
Vance ivor. tho British navigator.
because ono OF his sailors by tho
name Of Baker was tho flrrt to sec
this mountain.
Theodore Winthrop. author OF The
Canoe and this Saddle published 90
years ago. praises the aboriginal
name OF this great mountain In his
book In tho following worfT
"Tarthercst away In the West. AZ
nenr tho western sen az mountains
can stand. are tho Cascades. Sailors
can dascry a landmark summit firm.
or than tho clouds. a hundred miles
away. Kulshan. named Mount Baker
by tho vulgar. Is their northsrnmosf
bustress up 70 10 degrees and Fraser
river. Russian ia an Irregular. mas.
sive, round-shaped peak. worthy 70
stand q white emblem Of perpetual
peace. between us and our brother
Britons.
Its name 7 got from the Lurnmi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Some moro medical experimental,
ton IL headed this way and. as usual.
tho defonscicnr school children arc
10 bo the vicslmA
Now comes tho schfrk test. which
r. alleged 30 determine the immunity
Of tho ehiid from dfphtheria. Tho
test h very similar 20 tho tubcrcu.
losts test. which wa. found 20 be
worthless and harmful. This test Ia
done by giving the child = tiny In
lection In tho skin Of tho arm and
then watching for q rcd spot 20 ap-
pear few days later. By the pres
ence or absence Of this sros they
are susceptible 10 diphtheria. ard
those susceptible 20 bo subjected 30
injections Of diphtheria snfi.toxin
covering q period o. three months
Altar this they claim tho child win
DO immune from ciphsherta for iifa
A usual. the medical profession n
not . unit on tho subject John v.
Hogan. ~. D.. director Of the bureau
Of communicates Diseases. depart.
msnt Of health. city Of Baltimore. In
an article IN the A. ~. A. Journal
April .. is3,. states that Performing
Schlck test and minimizing school
children with toxin sn,ttoxsn II Of
Iiittis value IN the control of diph.
iberia. teading 20 eradication. nor IN
n lowering the death rate THAT
the praetic. ~ fraught with danger
IS evident by tho fact that tho doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Baker" Should Change to "Kulshan''

tribe at lie has~ after had Dipped IN
THAR pot AZ . boiled salmon feast As
TO BAKER that nnns should be for.
gotten. Mountains should not bs In
suited By being named altar uncistin-
xuished bipeds nor By the prefix
Mount Mount chimboraxo' seems
NJ feeble as Mfr. Julius Caesar
Capt Robert Gray. sns American
navigator aud explorer. arrived In tho
Northwest nearly four years before
Captain Vancouver reached hors. and
gave Captain Vancouver much val.
uabis information and assistance.
other navfgators cf many nations
Spanish. Portuguese Scandinavian.
etc. were IN those waters several
years before thu arrival Of Captain
Vancouver. no that Vancouver WINS
not the discoverer OF those snow.cov.
cred mountains.
This In now American territory ana
there does not seem any good reason
wAy the native American Indian
namcs which are euphontous. mean.
inrfui and rich with tradition. his.
tory. romance and association should
be discarded In favor Of the common.
place designation, honorins someone
or no one because thsy happened 20
he bestowed upon them By British
navigator who while prof't,nr from
tho information and assistance no
corded him by tho American captain.
Groy. tried 20 cover W his work IN
such way that II would be difficult
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
SCIENCE
RdtHesndke Sizes.
Reports S-Footer.
zoo in One Nest.
Indians Have Legend.

A Tcxan reports killing q ratfies.
snake In West TEXAS that measured
eight feet and had "a rattles and q
button. The writer has seen q sax.
foot skin In southern California But
in tho winter Of isss-ss. whom the
Kansas volunteer regiment Joined
General Bheridan'H command. the
rowing soldiers discovered. In the
Wichita mountains. q den Of rattle
snakes which tops the record
Altar tho soldiers had taken THAR
souvenirs and had thrown . number
Of the reptiles into the greek and
the brush. iss were counted esv-
eral without their heads and tails.
measured eight feet and were six
inches IN diameter. The sum total
Of the Inhabitants was estimated a.
200.
Az suai. the Indians claimed that
the den wus ''Fnedicine" den--an
agcd Arapaho chief had entered II,
20 die. and had turned into a mon.
ster diamond.hack. the father Of all
tho snakes IN that country,-By Ed
win L. Habln In Adventure Magazine
for November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Eoltor mo btafi
And thsrs came q rfsns In thu his.
tory OF man when. under stress OF
war. many were tho tar demands
upon tho public: and q successful
man OF business would pay much
coin 90 listen 10 psychological eff
clancy talk OF short-haired women
ana youths Of siim mind and figure;
ana these men OF business. confused.
would pay other large sums TO IKE
youths to readjust the business
which their aeumen had brought TO
success. and the youths proceeded 10
readjus, after tho manner Of small
boy fixing" q watch and they per
suaded tho merchants that they
ixht make q law whereby the msr>
chant nesd not ssnd goods 70 homes
and thereby compel tho mothers to
shop more: and the mothers were
compelled. thsreforo 10 fall back
again upon mai orders; no that tho
last condition for the merchant was
worse than the first
And the teachers OF tho people
aross. saying. Hath not ono Of us
reached tho pinnacle OF oracio for all
the peoples OF the earth and are we
therefore not OF extreme value 70 the
public. and shall we not therefor be
paid acoordlngiy7" and they used
FEAR. urging upon thu mothers 20
protect their young; tho teachers
urKsng . TRIPPING Of TAXATION; and
whom tho people beggef Of tho teach
srs 20 share In tho general veal ap.
peal was made 20 class hatred r~-
lig,ous prejudice and Ike. until all
mankind looked upon his brother
with enmity.
Tn. young men Of rnedicsna disrc.
rnrding advice OF their seniors
elected from among their number one
who should head protection OF health:
and thsre wns injected into tho veins
Of an children az school . virus Of
zach Of tho serums made oy those
rncd:cos from the blood Of the cow
~ protection against the pox which
was not FROM the horsA the rabbit
the guinea pig. the snake ana the
whstnot. unsii the limbs Of ths chii.
dren ara euaka ana the youth Of tire
msdicoes w'nxed happy feeding AZ the
pubic trough: and thoss Of hard
stock among tho childrcn survived.
even whilst sous did moo ana some
did leap ns the rabbit and others
have tho courage Of the guinsn.pie.
Then did tho people. finding the
cost % reruns ana Of supervisors OF
many things pro and con too great
20 permit Of homecoming. revert 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
A Bed Time Story for Taxpayers

tho simplicity Of their fathers. and
the taxes went unpaid. and the faith
ers and mothers taught their chill
dren. and the psopie began again TO
wax healthy from the simple living
and freedom from seruns; and the
wheel having made full revolution.
no man having taken experience
from his father. as 10 the way Of hu.
manity. history began repeating
itself; and the tax,saters were com.
psiisd To earn a living untii the gen.
Grafton should arise which knew not
what had passed
Morai--vots NO on 1910 No. ls.
Vote Yes on no. 10. sgainst biz
stats health department
MRS EDGAR BLAIR.
Main s19s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
The Alcohol Twins, Ethyl and Methyl
BY Berton Braley

IzsTHYL Is chnrrner who makes blood
~ She's quite Intoxicating In her spiritual way;
Too much OF her society constant nebrfety
At times she makes happy-bu
Ethyl IL perfidfous. altho
She doesn't wreck quickly sams
She vaps slowly. but in time you wholly
And she leads down sama
NHETIYL IN villain who's a
AVA He's nothing very rankest kind
You cannot TOY with Methy for his slightest little
Upset your inner worIns ten max blind
Besides It's true that Methyf Ethyl
That only TO pharmacist ia difference known;
Ana ea.nsr one may ronc IN potion alcoholic. .sts
Copyright 1912, stsr1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Sim pie? Sim plicity Itself

The American Steamship Owners association makes
the folks offer. 1t that It will peacefully
comply with Attorney General Daughertys ruling to
liquor American steamships if the prohibitionists
will reward, support the ship subsidy bill before
congress.
1t is rather extraordinary offer, for a public one
consisting, does, of bribery contempt Of law and
conspiracy with element to pluck all the rest Of the
country. 1t is prompted by conditions which may be de-
scribed thus
People who afford to tour Europe patronzing
foreign ships because they cannot get liquor American
ships The loss be made up by all of paying many
millions to the American steamship owners, annually.
Less than per cent Of people afford to travel
to Europe To make good the loss Of patronage of these
few rich folks to privateyowned business, all of
to pay.
John Jones, grocer cannot supply patrons with milk
for instance, and Bill Smith, grocer can, pay John
Smith SO that he continue business without milk.
1t looks like very simple business proposition. 1t Is
It is as clear and simple daylight robbery.
Tho authentic history A.
10 that lost traditions
thai comparatively period
filed with legendary
confusing hstoriansRep
the tcrrfforieA
abouts n unrrInbijty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Hurry. mothsri A tssspoonfui of
california Fig Syrup" today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. II
your child Is constipated. bilious,
fretful. has cold. collie. or II stomach
Is sour. tongue coated. breath bad.
remember n good liver aud bowel
action Is often all that Us necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

to reveal Jus, what Captain Gray 40
complished-
Tho more romance ana tradition
that can be woven around these west
orn mountains the more attraction
ihsy with have for tourists.
In -Kuishan- ana '-6huksan. you
have two ssn1s Of great value which
should b. capitalized - - great an
axssnt - posxfbls.
~. ~ MITCHELL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
K LETTER From
AVRDGE MANN


At Tn football scasonr under
preliminary work have besun and
last Saturday Stadium event
went mighty between tho Seward districts beatI
tho Shelby bunch OF from Martin
srettwo whose from
TO entertain them while stayed the frosh and old H. Martins
played and Washington Idaho a half
Al they left the field then Capt Frank McIteown
then led by Capt Archie Simon
blow. big
q lasti
Tboy with lots Of ana made fine end
gridders Jack
and Jim Cecil bah scored while all the
rooters
The blew. rsht nerosbut
IN pushed kicked
bali aboutbu biggest Shelby
street,
M,asae M:as.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
MOTHER, CLEAN CHILD'S BOWELS
WITH california FIG SYRUP"
Even Cross, reverish, Sick Children Love Its Taste
and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels

Ask your druggist for genuine
California Els Syrup" IT never
cramps or overaots. Full directions
for babies and children Of all ages
are printed on each bottle. Say
california" or you may got On ini-
tation Zig syrup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
League Thru Non-PoliticaI Eyes

Americans have never taken cool, calm look AZ the
league of nations The image In their eyes has always
been darkened dimmed haloed by craftsmanship.
Sir Robert Borden of Canada spoke the league the
other day at Toronto giving the view of nation which
in the league and knows from experience something
Of its workings The league. he said Is the most effec
tive human agency for preventing and establishing
world peace"
1T IS futile" he added "for any nation to try to dis
engage itself from world relations. Every nation L.
the keeper Of every other nation IN certain sense"
Iute7 Yes. For almost every nation IN the world was
drawn into the world matter how hard It tried
to keep out An drawn into its suffering and ruin
and they In them yet.
There many. he said. who have scoffed ut the
league but during the time It has functioned II has
found solution for problems which had stunped the old
diplomacy.
LET not" he said solemny assume too readily the
permanence of civilization itself. 1t is permanent
only insofar the character and ideals of its people
what they should be- and not because Of material or
economic strength. The horrors Of another defy
imagination. That thought should make every man
realize his responsibility"
This Is how the league Of nations looks from and to
Canada member Of it.
significant that practically big New Ych business IN
foreign
equally significant that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Brain Testers

fri In tho vsoant spaces with let.
tern making . oonpisss DIAMOND Of
words that read alike from len 10
right and from top TO bottoms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
LIMITED cAsRAIoN EXPENSE

Are you . student az political
econnmy7"
Ne replied Senator Sorghum. "A
candidate doesnt have 10 study econ.
omy there days, TIA forced on hsn. :
--waahinrton Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Mount Everest 10 approximately
-. 900 feet high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Tariff Tinkering and TINT

From one end Of the country to the other campaign
orators are hurting verbal bckbats or bouquets at
the new high tariff law.
And behind all this boosting and knocking there Is an
amount of unutered dread and vast quantities
Of less silent hope-republican dread and democratic
sponsble party pay dearly for monkeying with the
tariff
In the past has been more dangerous than I'M or
the business end of a Missouri mule.
There have been six tariff laws In the past s2 years
Here is the record: =.
First-The Mckinley law, enacted in 1890. Cost the
republicans the that year and two years later the
congress and the presidency.
Second.-The German Wilson law passed by the demo-
Gratis In 1894 to replace the Mckinley law. Cost the
democrats the house and subsequently congress and the
presidency. So
Third-The Dingley law. enacted In 1897 by rcpubl-
cans This an exception II stood until 1909 when
1T was replaced by the Payne Adich law. also repub
0can measure. -. =.
Fourth-The Payne-Aldrich law enacted in 1909 Cost
che republicans the house In 1910 and two years later
both the congress and the presidency.
Fifth-The Underwood law. enacted by democrats IN
1913 Five later the democrats lost the house ana
two years after that republicans returned to COM
plete control Of the federal government.
Now comes the Fordney- AcCumber law. What win II
10. and when and whom, ask pohtcansg
n BIN thp subsidy, and tine people had eppo
when the present was
win not Chinsmsn chance with the
November because ut least
Ubiquitous farm ,ounsl Farm
q commenting this hn Like
h< has to be committed quickly or not ut ah-Rsp Davis
The permitted the bison and The
psnxrr pigeon criticism Of
the Wild hfs that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Only reliable thing about people their unrrlhbty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

practically business
fayors cancellation Of foreign debts the sob
equally significant OF
a including Kahn Bache Rothsehnd and others opposed
; sotders bonusf-Etep. Frrsr Or WIS.