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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-13
Stats
Diary
By ROSS FARoUHAR

Friday-If they is 1 thing above all
else and other things witch ma is care
full about it is my helth and ecct.
Only today the skool teecher called up
and asst ma what she thot about me
takeing physicks for the rest of the
skool season. Ma got shared in the
face right off and sed My goodness she
sed what is the matter with him now
man. No she says you don't need to
never mind about it. will tend to
that.
Saturday. sent Jane bag of wall
nuts today and with it / also sent her
pome to. Witch wondered along
sum thing like the following.
When air / gaze into yure eyes
1t makes me stop and Realize.
You are the l girl in this land.
Witch makes me sum day want
to up and ask for yure hand.
am patiently waiting for the out come
Emmy how it is a pretty good time to
let her get sore. AS Crismas is come
ing soon.
Sunday-They was preacher at
are chirch tawking to get money for
the forren mishunarys and as he was
concluding he sed Now has ennybud-
dy got a question they wood like to
ask him. Pa whispered to me and sed
/ dare you to ask him if he knows it
is a way after dinner time. But that
was 1 dare had to let go by NJ wood
of never got over it.
Monday-Was all set to go see a
good western pitcher tonite when lot
of Co. Gums in and spoilt are fun. No
matter how we felt it was simply a
case of not oughting to go and leave
the Co. setting alone. You got to be
! polite once in a vile.
tuesday, ole friend stopped in to
see pa. He had just came from the
jail where he had ben visiting some of
his foxes.
Wednesday-Joe Crossley had to
have his foot amputated today but he
is very cheerful over it. He says that
darned ingroan toe nail won't bother
him no longer.
Thursday-Woke up with awe full
cold this morning in my he'd & pritty
near got to stay home frum skool. Ma
says she can't understand how cum
to get it. But the teecher says probly
a germ just snuk up on me when was
unaware of its presents.
Miss Louise Mcintosh spent sew
eral days last week with her mother
and home friends, returning to her
school duties at Milwaukee Sunday.
Eugene DeGaris and family left
last Wednesday morning for the Isle
of Guernsey where they viii visit dur
ing the winter with his aged parents,
who are not in the best of health.
Mr.. DeGaris' last act almost before
leaving was to receive full citizenship
at the hands of the court-and hap
pier man we have seldom seen. You
know, it is no credit for a man who
was born here TO claim citizenship.
He achieved greatness by having it
thrust upon him. But the foreigner
who comes TO our shores and becomes
an American citizen because he thinks
it better country than he has left,
is entitled to much credit. He is an
American by choice. MIR. DeGaris viii
return to the land Of his adoption in a
few months.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-13
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
FROM SCHOOLS

Cherry Grove, Thelma Thompson,
$500.
Elkrun school, $500.
North Springyille, Lulu Cox, $500
Round Prairie, Louise Peterson, $40.
Red Mound, Ida Torger, $500
Riverside, Margaret Shaffer, $500
Foraker, Gena Lake, S815.
South Natwick, Margaret Ellefson,
S1100. Total amount from schools,
S5S3.37.
There may be some errors in credits
The last one mentioned, South Nat
wick school should have been the first
on the list instead of the last That
money was received October 21st.
Cherry Grove, town of Kickapoo,
was credited with $4.75, but it should
have been $3.50.
The teachers as a whole have done
well, and they are entitled to the hearty
thanks of the local board. There is no
direct remuneration for work of this
kind; but one has the satisfaction of
having done something really worth
while. 7. o. MoRK Treas.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-13

Miss Sadie Doane spent tn e
Thanksgiving vacation at her home at
Sparta.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-13
RFcRITJTINC CAMPAIGN

Starting this week the local Nation
al Guard unit (Co. A. 10th Engineer
Regt.) will carry on recruiting cam
paign. The company is divided up in
two platoons; the one that gets the
least recruits gives big supper and
does the work. The state gives one
dollar for every recruit taken in to-
wards the supper. There are openings
for one blacksmith, one carpenter, one
horseshoer, one demolition man, two
motorcyclists, two wagoners, tw o
bridge carpenters and one craftsman,
See Sergeants Stout or Sergeant Carl
Curtis if you are interested.
Note. Co. A. is a part of the old
32nd Div. in the World War.
Tailor Arnold Lund of Boscobel
drove up and spent Sunday with his
family in this city.
Ora Rabbit returned home last
week after spending Thanksgiving
here with parents and friends.
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EDDEDOVER FIFTYYEARS

Chairman Fred Crook Of Franklin
town was in Tuesday on bushes, and
dropped in to renew Censor dues for
himself and his sister, Mrs. Potter,
and added the name of his sister, Mrs
Hutchinson of Readstown, as new
subscriber. Fred informed us that on
November 2lst his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Crook, celebrated their fif-
ty-third wedding anniversary-over
half century spent in welded bliss,
and practically all of those years have
been spent on the old homestead in
Kickapoo town. We regret to learn
that Mrs. Crook has been quite i'll for
some time, and hope for her early re-
coyery.
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Gasoline Lost in Air

The amout of gasoline wasted by
evaporation is astounding. A survey
of this subject was recently made by a
prominent industrial firm acting with
the bureau Of mines and it is estimat-
ed that this loss amounts to 100000
gallons daily. This loss could be pre-
vented by proper care in the construc-
ton of tanks, which should be care
fully insulated. The loss in storage
tanks amounts to six per cent a year,
and in this country it has developed
by the survey that there are IT'S tanks
filled with gasoline and crude oil which
are not equipped to prevent this loss.
At an average valuation of twenty
cents per gallon this loss to the ma
ton amounts to $14,553, 900 per year.
The total car mileage of this wasted
material is Liza 900 miles.
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SOCIAL

Mrs. James Sterry, Mrs. Leslie
johnson, Mrs. Albert Bush, Mrs. Ida
Richmond, Miss Gena Sterry, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Richmond enjoyed six
o'clock dinner at Mrs. Guy Anderson's
one evening last week.
Mrs. Nora Slade gave a six o'clock
dinner last Sunday night. Covers were
laid for twelve.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-13
MARRIED

Wednesday, December 9th, at the
Viroqua Lutheran parsonage occurred
the marriage of Miss Title Dahl,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole o.
Dahl, to Mr.. Lee Dahl, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Olaf E. Dahl, the Rev. L. F.
Hammer performing the ceremony.
They were attended by the brides
cousin, Miss Bernice Dahl, and by Mr..
Otto Dahl, brother of the groom. The
bride was attired in a gown of white
silk crepe de chine with over lace and
pearl beading and wore a net veil.
The groom was attired in blue. The
brides maid wore blue silk taffeta
dress.
After the ceremony the bridal party
returned to the home of the brides
parents where bounteous dinner was
served to about forty guests. Con-
grattflations with best wishes are ex-
tended by their many friends and the
Censor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-13
]. 0. DAVIDSON VERY ILL

Viroqua friends receive the distress
aang news the Ex-Governor Davidson
lies "a, at . the point Of death at his home
with pneumonia, and his heart has
become so weakened that little hope
of his recovery is entertained.
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lekafu a nedavno Sc vratil z
Rochester, Mimi, kde pusobi
slavni lekafi, bratri Mayove,
ale V koncich operace uznana
"a nevyhnutelnou. Pan Sadilek
podrobil Sc il V tomto meste,
ponevadz jest zde usazen syn
jeho, Walter, pravnik a navlad
nj okresu Colfax. V minulem
roce p. Sadilek navStivil vlast
S vypravou Narodniho Sdruze-
nj a stihl jej tam velky zal,
nebot' vnuk jeho, syn dcery je-
no, Dr., Olgy Stastne, uhorel
pri vzneti Sc aeroplanu V Pra-
re, nemz jednou teskou
divkou Detroitu vzlet pod
nikl.
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AMUNDSEN v NOME.

Seattle, Wash, p. tervna
Kapitan r. Amundsen, jcnz Sc
svoii lodi Maud Jest ma Vyzku-
mn6 ceste do polarnlch kontin
pribyI do Nome, Alaska, 20
plavbe sedmnacti a pul dne
ze Seattle, die kabelogramu cd
Amundsena obdrzeneho. Maud
zustane Y Nome jenom nekolik
hodin a bude pokracovati \
plavbe do East Cape, Sibir, kdt
pet domorodych Sibiranu, pri,
Vezenych odtamtud V minulen
roce. bude vysazeno a zasoba
EozeSinoveho Satstva vzata III
LODI.
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SLAVNY DEN c. S. P. S.
Minulou nedeli uvedeno v Chi
cagu pres sto clenu do teto
Jednoty.

Chicago, 20. cervna. Minula
ned6le byla slavnym dnem pro
Jednotu c. S. 2. S. Bylo totiz u
vedeno do Tadu Jungman, els.
20, osmdesat novych Clenu a
tricet ditek do odboru d6tske-
no pojiStenf. Uvadeni clenu
provedeno bylo zvlaStni Cetou,
iez skvele zhostila Sc sveho Il
kolu, kdezto k ditkam, jez IA
roven byly poimenovany, pro
mluvil p. O, I. Pergler, predse
da Velkofadu statu Illinois c..
S. p. S. Po obradech vSichni
pritomni pohosteni u bohatych
tabuli.
Nebyl to vsak jediny rad
Jungman, jenz Sc postaral, a
by nedele, 18. cervna, zustala
prOVzdy pamatnou pro Jedno-
tu G.. S. p. S. Tehoz dne rad
Lincoln, els. 81, uvedl pres tri
Get Clenu do sveho stredu. Zde
obrady vykonala uvadeci ceta
fadu Garfield, els. 90. Obou
slaynosti sdcastnil Sc p. Karel
Bernreiter, predseda Mar. Hlav
niho radu c. S. p. S., Z Cleve-
landu, O., jenz srdecne a Sc
zievnym radostnym rozechve-
MIN ku shromazd6nym promlu-
vii.
Rovn6z u radu Ceska Koru-
ma uvedeno bylo V nedeh ne
koiill noyych clenu a neisou to
ien tyto fady, kter6 novy
rozkvet jednoty G. S. T. S. pc
cuii. Y posledni dobe uvedl
rad Garfield, els. 90, sedmde-
sat novych clenu; Rip, els. Al,
jedenact; VySehrad, els. AZ,
dvacet; Liberty, els. 229, de-
set; Jan Neruda, els. 181, dva-
nact.
V kruzich Jednoty c. S. 2.
S. Y Chicagu zavladlo radost-
ne, cinorod6 nadSeni a vysled-
ky isOu mad ocekavani.
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kAZATEL DVOJNASOB-
NYM VRAHEM.

Sylvania, Ca, 21. cervna. -
Nedavno suspendovany metho-
disticky kazatel, Elliott Pa
trick, zastfelil vcera svoji man
zelku a tchyni, nacez pax Sc
vydal 1radum. Ob6 zeny male
zeny automobile ma silnici
pul mile "a mestem, kde reve-
rend sveho hrozneho zlocinu
Sc dopustil. Pravi, re Sc poha-
dial manzelkou tchyni k
vuli svemu suspendovani.
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Poor! VELKA LACE!

Name ma prodej pul akrove
Lofty, hodici Sc pro takove lidi,
kteri chteji pestovat zeleninu
a chovati drubez. Je to velmi
.dobry investment tyto Lofty
vlastniti; kazdy je 65 str. pri
.28O. Diva takove Lofty della je-
den akr a mate toho 6 vel
kych lotu kazdy 43 str. pri 140
str. Tyto pul-akrove loty Sc
prodaji cd S675 do s1,15O je-
den, rri splaceni castky 800
a ostatni 1 % mesicne. Ulice
dlazdena Ma 10te zastavce A.
B. C.. linie. Prihlaste Sc hned
dokud je vyber. Blizsi sdeli
p. Korym, 1919 Fleet ave. Tel.
Broadway 1920. ga
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Schuyler, Neb., 20. cervna.
Pan +. j. Sadllek z WILDER,
Neb., 20 mnoho roku listovni
okresu Saline, znamy re siez-
du G. S. Z. S. jakoz II. c. +.
j., byl nucen podrobiti Sc W
zdeiSi nemocnici tezke opera
ci. Byla mu totia odnata prava
noha mad kolenem. Pan Sadi-
lex hledal pomoci nekolika
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nan podival. "Nu, Y jist6m O.
hledu snad jsem.' pripou$tel a
jeho hlas zmehl. "Vybojoval
isem 81 svui zivotni MAJOR a
idu 81 svou ceStou. Me sv6domi
je klidne "a ielikoz po zadnem
vyznamenani netouzim zrekl
jsem Sc nad6ji Ma bohatSi Ii
vot, mic me netrapi. a prece
nemohu Sc zbaViti hol'kosti pfi
pomySleni, re jsem cizi Vinou,
bez pfiGiny bez duvodu byl
pripraven 0 duSeVnl kid, pre-
ce mnou caste zabouri VZtek,
ze krasn6 kristOvo uceni bylo
znetvoreno lidskou pychou z
lidskou zatvrzelosti, ze mi by
10 vzato, nae isem mel praVo
co bv bylo dostatilo, abych byl
radostn6 Sc Oval Ma blizici Sc
smrt. Kdybych smell sloziti
svui kn6zsky stav a stat Sc OBJ
canem, vSechno byl odpustil,
ale to nemohu odpustiti, ze pr
kovanl jsem takymi brutaini-
m fetGzy. Urednik, znechuti-
Ii Sc mu ieho drad, podekuje
Sc a ie volny. Dustojnik, ie-
muz Sc znehbi uniforma, odlozl
ii a stane Sc ciyilistou. Pouze
knee, kdyby tisickrate pfisa-
bal, re neni We SVEN stavu
St'asten, re nema povolani u
rad svui zastayati, ze nedoVe-
de potlaCiti Y sob6 nechut' k
tomu, co zastaVa, jen knez ma
slim ie drzan We SVEN stavu a
b6da. kdyby sye 0jme odloHil
sve knezske roucho! Go ie tn
prsn1sledevani, co tn pociti
tVrde ru.ky svych otcoVskych
predstaNenJch Tiskem no na-
padnou, lidu no jako Jidase O.
znaCi, pronasleduii a StVou, az
uStVany bud pokornt Sc Vrati,
nebo pfipraVen viru, k line-
mu VyZnani pfestoupi. To jsou
strasiiva pouta, a nikdo nema
potuchy, iak ucinkuji ma mysl
cloveka. ltery nedovedc hat
a Sc pfetvaIet. Hnal Jsem dva
takoyd ubozaky, jeden skoncil
n blazinci druhy SC upil ko-
ralkou. a mlsto slitovdmi ie-
ste po smrti jej vystaNoyali IA
odstrasujicl priEIad nehod-
nych kn6zi. Chudaci ubozil'
Dojat zadiyal So Go prazd-
IA, potion Ysak machl rukou Il
naslllm Sc nutil k usmeEu.
"Vidite, kan az ismc So
dostali.' povidal prateIsky.
"Vsechno to zavinila Betuscina
kava." :"
"Ne kava, kazanf yeIebntho
pana," ohrazovala sc sleGna.
"Pravda, kazani. Nu, mic
nevada, hezky jste kazal 4
mann radost ze kdyz az mi
sem kaplana dali, ze ten ka-
plan ma srdce IA prayem mi
ste. Ultra odiede BohouS 4
bude dobre, re zde hudete,
bylo by nam smutno. Nemate-
Il zadn6ho .iinGho planu, w
ldeme 20 poIehnani troehu
ven. Kazani do krhayce ne
musite dGlati, upraytc 81 dnes-
n, aspon lidem pout yeselejSl
radostnej5i udelate F"
A jakoby chtel naznaciti, re
hopor konci, sahl 90 dymce 4
Zapaloval ST.
~.
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MfNITE-Ll STAVET

aneb koupit n6jaky majetek,
obrat'te sc ma zkuSeneho sta
vitele. Mate-li lot, my Yam ma
mem postavime, ehcete-li kou-
pit, my Yam prodame, pravf
name dohotoveny 6-tirodinny
dunn a jeden pro dve rodiny
Vas lot aneb druhy morgic We
zmem jako prvni splatku, ostat
nj NJ 6 proc. v kazdem pfipa-
de Yam prodame poctiv6. n
r. NEUZIL A SYN
9715 Denison Ave.
Tel. Heml. 1919.
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PRODA Sc. cukrovinkovy
obchod v els. 1852 w. Ia. St.
pri tydni tribe $500, byt 0 4
peknych pokojich, vse zafize-
no. Tez obchod sc skolnimi po-
trebami pfi tribe S400 tydne.
Haste Sc V els. 1903 Denison
Ave. Vemte Harvard Ave. ka-
ru. 6-27
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PRODA Sc dun 0 Z pokojich
vse moderne zarizeno. Je ma
a lotech 100 pri 165 strevi-
cloch. Cena $4,000. Haste sc
v els. 1858 vych. 129. III.
6-23
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
Il Garfield Parku, 0 4 svetni-
cich $ koupelnou dole i naho-
re, elektrika, plyn, bridlicova
strecha, ulice dlazdena. Mali
tel jde do obchodu. Cena jest
$4,000. Haste Sc Ii j. f. Ne
jedlik Co., 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway, 2586 Union
1861 r. :?
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JAN VLAD Y KA
ROMAN -
Napsal Ondfej Leksa.

Sc nedeje a re tedy take panu-
Iiici poradek je vyronem bozi
Prozretelnosti.
Take proti slecn6 BetuSce
/ mel navaly nechuti. Nemela
by pfipouSt6ti, ably jeji pomer
1 k farari byl tax pruhledne
Iodkryvan, mela by bJti skrom-
InejSi, vice Sc zpatky tahnouti
a pamatovati, ze jeji pom6r ma
fare je prflis choulostivy, nez
! ably ho sama cinila jeSt6 chou
lostiV6jsim. Mela by ziti vice
n ustranni, neblyskati sc tuze
ina vefejnosti a pred kaplanem
zakrVvati leccos, co nes!Tyva-
| la. Kdyz videl, jak Sc i po
/ Bohousovi styska, jak 81 den
me poplate, jak stale nan vzpo
NINA. mrzel Sc, ze pred sluz-
kou trochu sc Zpet netahne a
,neni k farari uctiv6jSi.
Ale Ease prichazely move
mysl6nky a move nahledy. Do
jimala no slecnina laska k di-
teti a zivelny stesk po hocho-
lvi. Pfedstavoval 81, jaka asi
lmuka trpi, re Sc nemuze K d.
deti vefein6 hlasiti, ae je ne
muze vefejne obejmouti, ae
musi jako zlodej spokoiovati
| Sc drobty, ackoliv jako matka
ma pine prayo ma sya dite u
vazoyal, re bylo mnoho praydy
We sloVech farafovych, FdyI
hoyofil 0 okovech, ktere knee
poutaji a ktere Sc nedaji nj
lcim odstraniti. Bylo by aiistG
ku prosp6chu nabozenstVi, -
kdyby bylo kn6zi dovoleno od-
loZiti roucho knozskG a nabyti
svobody Snad by takovy ne
2fikal Sc potion viry a v no.
vem sV6tsk6m postaveni byl by
sv6 wire uprimnt oddan.
Rovn6z dorazely nyni Mood
bytneii pochybnosti, pohud 50
4 ,tNkalo knezskeh0 bezzenstVi
Nemohl skutecne naIezti zad.
neho p6kndbo dukazu ami Z
lpisma, ami q prvoJnich dob
krest' anshych, kterc bz pro
bezaenstvi knezske mluvily.
Predstayil 81. co zleho toto IT,
stanoyeni natropilo 4 iak ie
pramenem posm6chu nepratel
inabozenstyi. Doilsta By ze-
naty knee slouzil Bohu Il Slou
I'll by mu tim ochotneii, elm
spokojenejsi by byl jeho do
moV. On sam eitil, ze by veil
I ka VetSina ieho nilerneho ne
pokoje zmizela, kdyby Sc mohl
tGs'ti. ze 81 jednou zalozi rodi-
NJ. ze bude miti kolem sebe
bytosti, ktere by MIN krvi by
iy spojeny a ktere by no milo
yaly. Mel by pro koho praeo-
vati Il mel by nekoho, kdo by
no We chyilich smutku a strada
| nj posiloval. AZ Sc zateteli
vroucim zadychtenim a usma
se radostne, podIchaje tetc
/ krlsno pfedstavo.
Nemohl rovnez popfiti, z,
faraf mel praydu styskaic s
ma podiNn6 obsazoyani biskup
skych stoleu. PamatoyaI So
iak bylo \ seminari pred pu
druhym rokem zive debatoVa
, no, kdyz Sc jednalo obsaze
nj uprazdnen6ho biskupstvi
Byla imenoVana celia rada do
Imacich Xyuikailclch l>neIi 10
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE ku-
chynska skrfn ma nadobi, jez
ma V dolejsi casti prihradu ma
mouku. Haste Sc pc ctvrte no
dine vecer els. 1920 Warner
Rd., V mistnosti els. 4. 6-24
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PRODA Sc neb pronajme gro
cerni stor Sc vsemi zasobami,
ktere musi byti pfi pronajmu-
Il vvkoupenv. Naleza Sc Y do
bren miste. Haste sc Y els.
3403 vych. 40. ul. 6-27
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OBCHODNI LOT rohovy v
huste zalidnenem okoli v Cor
lett, blize Miles Ave. = Cena
$1,000. Blizsi sdell j. F. Ne
jedlik Co. 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1886 - Union
1861 r. +?
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o ctyrech
svetnicich nahore ia $4,000
m6sicn6. Haste sc v els. 3672
vych. 131. ul. 6-23
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DRIVE NEZ KOUPfTE priid'-

DRIVE NEZ KOUPITE prijd'-
te ke mn6, mann mnoho domu
ma prodej a ma vymenu, talk re
81 budete moci vybrati. Tez
mann 6 obchodnich lotu ma Nj
les Ave. a ma vych 131. ul. V
Corlett; dale dobre Sc vyplace-
jicl grocerni a reznicky OBJ
chod. Blizsi sdeli Jos. KTizek
1870 Durkee Ave. V Corlett.
6-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-05
TIRE CHANGING
CONTESTS TO BE
AT TIRE CONVENTION

one Of the important features OF
the third annual convention of the
National Tire Dealers association
TO be held at Milwaukee, Wis, on
November Il, l6 and l6 viii be
contests to determine the tire
changing championship Of the
United States. This is a new form
Of competition, but considering the
100000 car owners in the coun-
try it is likely to hold considerable
interest During the last few
months several hundred tire service
specialists in various parts of the
country have been going through
trials preliminary to the champion
ship contests at Milwaukee with the
result that some remarkable rec
lords have been established in hand.
, ling the removal and replacement
of various types of tires aud rims.
one tire service man in Phila-
delphia recently made a complete
change of a Ford size tire in 3 min
! utes IS 10 seconds. To appreciate
| this mark it must be understood
/ that it involved the jacking up of
/ the car removal Of the casing, in"
sertion Of new tube and application
| to the rim of a new casing and in
! flation of the tube to 6 pounds
pressure with a hand pump, No
! tools were permitted in this con-
/ test, the tire man being required
to make the complete change with
his bare hands.
This same man, in competing for
/ a medal offered by Tires, the trade
| paper of the tire industry, applied
! a 30X3 u inch tire to Ford rim in
8 2-5 second With his bare hands.
! Another mark that he established
was in the mounting of a 35 5-inch
tire to a rim on a Cadillac car and
initiating the tube to 70 pounds
pressure in | minute. He also
mounted and dismounted a S7X5
inch casing in l minute 81 seconds,
While to the average motorist
these times may seem impossible OF
surprising, there are many tire
changing experts who declare that
! they will better them at the Ma
tional Tire Dealers convention in
| Milwaukee. Tires magazine of New
York is offering a medal for the
| best tire changing time made in
each state and in Canada and Phil
adelphia motor trade organizations
have offered a silver trophy EN-.
blematic of the national champion
| ship. These medals and trophy will
be awarded at the Milwaukee con
! vention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-05
HIGHWAY EDUCATORS ASSEMBLED IN
D. C. TO STUDY TRANSPORT PROBLEMS;
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT TO CONFERENCE

Greetings from President Hard
ing opened the second national
conference ON education for high
way engineering and highway
transport held under the auspices
of the highway education board at
the New Willard hotel. Washing
ton, d. c. the other day.
I'VE are all agreed" wrote the
president, that the country needs
good roads and more of them, but
we also have been brought to real
ize that they are not to be bad
without very great expense. Your
organization is one Of those partic-
ularly well equipped to deal with
the industrial and technical side,
as well as the financial aspects OF
this problem and | most earnestly
hope that your Washington conven-
ton will produce some useful IL
Elimination Of the problem"
The presidents letter was ad-
dressed to Or. Walton c. John
executive secretary Of the confer
ence, and reflected his great in
terest in the highway program of
the nation The president was I'M
able to address the conference, pre-
ferring to remain near Mrs. Hard
ing during her Convalescence from
her recent illness. His letter fol-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-05
TRAVEL $3.50 MILES
ON BUSINESS TRIP

Because Of the fact that they dc
mend SOLELY unon tho automobll,
g., ,,,...,,,,s,+atian =, al Lin5. of
io' u " 'SPo' "a ''0'' III o." MINUS ~
"ealhef' sood ana pad lIe a0lo-
motive industry has no greater
boosters than travelling statesmen
and manufacturers representatives
yybo aro oon.tont1,. IN +l,o rood
way ''0 ~''',''''''''' ''' '''2 V''N'
Many OF these men are oaiiy lar
from service stations where repairs
may or may not be effected, nut
they believe that in the automobile
they have found efficient econom-
icaI, dependable and quicker trans
Iportation.
Two Of these arc L. NJ. Rank and
Z. NJ. LOOMS, both of Los Angeles.
who have just concluded 5,lSO
miles on a business TRIP through
the states Of Nevada, Utah, Idaho,
Washington. oregon and Northern
California, which will he duplicated
many times i'm the future.
Rank. who covers the northwest
for eastern manufacturers, pur-
chased new coupe before starting
the trip just finished. and with
LOOMS, a hLp,her salesman, re-
Gently left POS Angeles over the