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The Keota news., 1922-08-25
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The Keota news., 1922-08-25
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The Keota news., 1922-08-25

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Evening star., 1922-03-05

to bearing surfaces.
5. To give greater speed to an en. :.
gine pistons are sometimes drilled
with holes in their lower halves, to
increase lightness and aid fabrication
Of the cylinders. Lightweight iron or
aluminium pistons are also used. The
pistons should all be of exact weight
to lessen vibration, so detrimental to
speed.
6. The usual cause Of an engine con-
tinuing to run after the ignition is
switched off is overheating, due to
faulty cooling system, lack OF water
oil, poorly circulating oil or oil that
is concealed. tight bearings or air ian n
not in operation. Overheating may De
carried on to a point where the en-
gine will cease to operate, Its bear
ings and pistons seizing tightly SO
the engine cannot revolve.
Z. A piston will knock II loose with
in a cylinder even though its rings
are well fitted. In fact there is In
variably enough tension in the rings
to hold them against the walls of the
the right size. or II worn, 1t Will
move from side to side inside the
rings, striking the cylinder during
operation Of the engine. This is no
ticeable especially when the engine Is
first started and cold.
s. Specific gravity of storage bat-
terry is affected by changes In tenn
perature, although the strength of the
solution remains the same. When the
expand and have a lower gravity.
When colder, the gravity will be
greater. The gravity differs about
.001 or one point for every three de-
grees change in temperature. seventy
degrees above zero being the stand
Evening star., 1922-03-05
PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE
FOR HIGHWAY CONVENTION
Post ONCE Cancellation Stamp
With Slogan "Visit Phoenix,
Ariz., q. S. Good Roads Week"

PHOENIX, Ariz.. March 3 (SpeciaD.
the details and promot-
ing the tenth annual convention of
the United States Good Roads Asso-
citation. United States good roads
show and the sixth annual convention
Of the Bankhead National Highway
Association are progressing at the
here In Phoenix. Thousands Of cop
les of letters, newspapers and circu-
lars have gone forth telling of the
program and the work Of these con-
ventions.
Gov. Charles H. Brough. president,
and j. A. Rountree, director general,
have written letters to forty-eight
governors inviting them to attend
the convention, and asking them to
appoint 100 delegates each from their
respective states. Gov. Thomas E.
Campbell, in behalf of the state of
Arizona: the Phoenix Chamber of
Commerce. the Arizona State Good
Roads Association and the Automobile
Club of Arizona have each written
similar letters. joining with the Off
GERS Of the United States Good Roads
Association in inviting these governors
to come to Phoenix
Representative Carl Hayden has
the bill authorizing the post Of
fee cancellation stamp bearing the
slogan. visit Poenix, Ariz-April
24-29-Urited States Good Roads
Week." has passed the House and
Senate and become a law. and this
is said to be the first time that the
United States Congress has author
ized a cancellation stamp for any good
roads association in America.
Evening star., 1922-03-05
HINTS TO AUToIsTs.

1t is the prevailing thought that
tires pumped up hard will roll easier
and increase the mileage per gallon
Of gasoline as compared with softly
inflated castings. In q recent test 1t
was found that such is not the case
fiated tire will show better mileage.
The theory is that the soft tire will
wrap around the Jumps and road OBJ
structions, while the hard tire must
mount them and thus consume power.
The efficiency of ignition wires can
not be determined by the thickness
Of insulation. Especially is this true
Of secondary wires. The insulation.
however, should be Of good quality
Unnecessary thickness of insulation
increases the static capacity, which is
undesirable.
Most springs break because the
spring clips are not kept tight. 1t is
a good idea to inspect and apply the
wrench occasionally to these parts.
casionally may forestall a broken
spring and lot Of unnecessary delay
when touring.
When connecting the carbureter in
the intake manifold of the engine it
should not be necessary to pull the
couplings in order to bring them into
it should go into place without diff
Guilty. If it does not. the difficulty
may often be rectifled by altering the
position Of the carbureter on its
bracket. Bringing the parts into line
by main force is very apt to strain
the joints in the piping and cause
leaks.
Evening star., 1922-03-05
AUT0M0TlvE BRIEFS.

Charles Deitz, jr., formerly with
the Neumeyer Motor Company. has
Joined the Powell Motor Company
local distributors for the Elgin Six
and Hanson Light Six, as sales man.
ager.
C. W. Nash has announced the pro.
motion of Charles b. Voorhis to vice
president and director of sales OF
the Nash Motor Company, and stimuli
taneously Mr.. Voorhis announces the
appointment of Earl H. McCarty
formerly of the Studebaker Corpora
tion, as sales manager.
The Lambert Hudson Company
1912 Connecticut avenue, announces
the arrival of the new Hudson coach
the latest addition to the Hudson
line; the showroom will remain open
evenings for the inspection OF the
new cars.
Evening star., 1922-03-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
FOR THE :AJT'OMOBZLLS7S

Answers to Last Weeks Questions.
1. The drop in voltage or the dis
charged condition of a storage bat
terry occurs when plates within the
battery have absorbed the acid in the
battery solution. When battery is
dfscharging, this acid goes into the
plates and forms a compound Of acid
and lead, called lead sulphate. It is
when this sulphate fills up the pores
Of the plates. retarding the acid in
Its circulation into the plates, that
the battery becomes weak.
2. To locate noisy valve stop the
action of the valves. one at q time
by holding the valve open with an
upward pressure upon the lower part
Of its spring. The noise will not be
heard when the loose valve Is found.
8. The important thing to consider
II you wish long service of your tires
is load as well as imitation. A fixed
pressure cannot be observed as
standard for a certain sized tire
under all conditions. the weight the
tire carries must also be considered.
1t can be readily understood that the
tires of two cars, one of which is
considerably heavier than the other,
they are Of a size they should not be
inflated to equal pressure. The most
reasonable procedure would be to as
certain the load each wheel of your
car carries. and deduct from a standard
list the imitation specified for your size
Of tire carrying a weight equal to that
OF, your car.
4. Compression must be good to de-
rive maximum power from an engine.
Leaks will cut down the engines
operation by weakening the fuel
charges entering the cylinders. there
by lessening the energy exerted upon
pistons during power strokes. and
they will cause loss of pressure dur
ing this stroke. If the compression
leak is in an inlet valve. the fuel
charges will be driven back into the
inlet manifold possibly igniting and
splitting back through the carburetor
II leak is in exhaust valve the fuel
will pass in exhaust pipes. where u
will ignite and backfire. If the rings
leak. condensed gasoline from the
mixture admitted to explosion cham
bers will run down into the crank
case, diluting the cylinder oil, and
running it's lubricating qualities. Thus
compression leaks will not only
lessen power but will also cause in
efficient operation and increased wear
Evening star., 1922-03-05
Blackbirds by Millions.
From the Leavenworth Times.

From the Leavenworth Times.
There were somewhere in the
in q flock that flew over Fort Leaven-
worth, according to computations
made by Maj. William c. Miller, Fort
Leavenworth.
Mai. Miller first noticed the flock
Sheridan Drive ridge at 4:47 pm. The
rear guard passed over him at sos.
Fifty birds abreast per lineal foot
would be a conservative estimate,
the major concluded.
The rest Is simple arithmetic. By
multiplying 81 dying time) by %
(speed in miles per hour by $3.50
tnumber feet in one mile) by so
number of birds per lineal foot) a
result not far from 2,30O.000 is OBJ
tanned.
Now, who's counted a bigger flock:
Evening star., 1922-03-05

driven, and to day and night driving.
10. Reciprocating and rotary mo-
tion. as is taken by the pistons of an
any other kind Of machinery are op-
posites. The recfprocating motion is
back and forth or up and down mo-
ton as is taken by the pistons Of an
engine. A rotary motion means re-
volving action. or rotating constantly
in one direction, as that Of the fly
wheel.
This Weeks Questions.
1. What causes "gassing' Of a storage
Evening star., 1922-03-05

ard temperature at which solution
gravity is tested. a reading taken at
any other temperature should be cor
rected a point for every three de-
grees difference in the temperature.
8. Operation of a carburetor Is af-
fected by changes of atmospheric con-
ditions. Although the reason Is not
clear, moisture in the air taken
through the carburetor and on into
the cylinders with the fuel seems to
cause better operation Of the engine.
in attitudes at which the car ID
Evening star., 1922-03-05

battery? Is it Injurious to the battery?
2. For what purpose Is the valve sleeve
made which is supplied with certain
makes of rims and tires?
8. What is the result Of improper
valve clearance?
4. Why should worn or repaired tires
be carried on front wheels, and tires Of
Evening star., 1922-03-05

better condition be placed on rear
wheels. when the weight is as great or
greater at the front Of the car as that OF
the rear end of the car?
5. Why should not very strong valve
springs be used?
6. How does low temperature affect a
storage battery?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-25
Real Estate for Rent
HOUSES FOR RES1

NICE 1o.room modern house for rent, In
West Tulsa. call Osage Gas.
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FtVE.ROOM modern, nicoly furnished
plano. sleeping porch, garage; on paw.
ing: not far out. 7tb g quaker
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Personal Property
WANTrn-TO ANY

THREE large used fuga can salvation
Army or Usage 1i9.
WANTED--To buy throe large used rugs
must bo cheap. OEage i7g.
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FOR LEAsE- Eight-room house complete
~ furnished. Maple Ridge, 2.car gs.
rage and servant quarters. Call Usage
saeH
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Live Stock
DoGs. fArs. PYfs
MyrsrocK ANp yrnIc,Ea 81

LIVESTOCK AND yEHICiEs ~
Al hlA .YEAR.DLD Jersey COW, 500. two
tlNr. .ycnr.ull shetland ponies. $40 each
one .yrht.ulu combination work aud
ru1iIe horse. go. ono yeHrling mare
mule go. 20 full .bl0pdei ninofca hens.
filO each. three fuli. .bIooied mInorra
rurksrtla. o. each. 80 white lcEhoru
hens $50, one brand new ~ gauge
bennington automatic shot sun. so one
brand new $3.50 high powered tifle.
ices than wholesale. So. ;1it r.. "A
uIrIi
uLAtItttL pair pYnics. matched team.
frd ana white ponies. Z years Old. weight
r,ou goo. splendid safe ssddlofs aud u
fAst driving team. bargain. must sell
q. lt llurlpck SLOAN springs, Ark
VII BUY tat cattle. hogs and calves
- =. Quaueh
tOH LB--ThotouEhbred Hampshifo
hoEs. thoroughbred Duroo jersey so~s
nnd Nancy Hall sweet potatocs. Phone
~. - 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXCHANGES SIX room, modern house
312 ~ Lewis place for small car and
each 20 cover 70. $3.50. OsaEe 3i52.J.
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on. LEASES AM SUPPLIES l4.A

FOR Saline National machine With
tools, or VIII trade for farm land In
Tulsa or Greek county Address L. O,
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mOVfTs rURNfsHFD

FURNiSHED cottage fof rent, $50 pc
month. 628 4 Detroit Usage stiS.
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LET US SHOW YoU-Five-room, moder'.
enst-front bungalow, on east side n'a
school and transportation; all new ana
ready 10 move into, sf.2bO, $500 casa,
Fivs-room, in Kendall; a beautiful home
near school at 5000, $500 cash Five.
room IN Irving place. real home az
$500, $500 cash. Five.room ana break
fast room. raTucr lot, well-built home
$3.50. $1,000 cash. We have eght new
bungalows In southeast part; can se,'
from 3l250 10 $3.50 each. $500 chsn
each. Have six new houses, east on
Federal drive, three n five rooms eae.
sell for 1850 TO t3,750 each, $50 70
$500 cash each. Let us show you whlt
little money will buy. Yadon Invest
mont Co, realtors Usage 5osS, osase
1858, b25 ennedy Bldg
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ton furnace; garage and servants quar-.
ters; solid drive; located on hcnuutu 4.
corner lot with native shade. In one W
the highest most exclusive addition
IN the city. II you are In the market
for n home Of this type do no fail g.
see this Can be handled for 81 300
cash and balance can be arranged to
for details.
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night,
OPEN for drilling proposition IN on near
OkmulEeo county Slick, Brlstow etc
r.. A. Alison, Union National Bank build
ing, Okmulgee, okla.
WANT no Buy about l5 barrtls of pro-
duction. George Westfhal, b7ll RIP
pey. Pittshnreh, "a,
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PHONE CEDAR $50

fhONE CEDAR bhV
FOR sALE--A very desirable piece OF
trackage; only a few blocks from hear
OF city; suitable for either whnlesale
or retail business. Phone Cedar ESQ.,
A good business lot, close in on Eah
First street only tt00 per front footi
this Is a real bargain and you viii nave
to hurry to get It. Phone Cedar $50
A highly improved corner lot, only few
blocks from the Hotel Mayo, pI'cr
$50 900 and worth tho money. as ~ ~
in tho business district now. Phone Cedar
$50
Fuil-siSe lot. Io-room house. three block
southwest OF postoffee; price flb.uup
$1,000 cash and balance to SUIT pu''
chaser, Phone Cedar ESQ.
A good corner lot with two b-room noni
eruso ouHes: only five blocks from ho,y,
Tulsa; a genuine bargain at $4,000 VIZ
$500 cash and balance 80 SUIT Iu'
chaser. Phone Cedar ESQ.
/ PHONE CEDAR $50.
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FOR RENr-Furnithed home, b-rOom
modern house az 10 s. Gillette; com
plefoly furnished, rent reasonable.
Phone OFagt ff0
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BOSTON. ~. eia-Threo. furnished
apartment; garage.
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A LOVELY Groom furnished apartment,
ltis u. Second or call Cedar 1856,
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ONE io-room house. completely furnished
osego 3t26.
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JUST THINK-1rving place. $500 cash and
only $40 per month. brand-new, broom
bungalow, hardwood floors, mantel
massive brick front. for immediate SAFE.
offered at only tf.0b0, Call Mr., Harri-
son. Cedar III,
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EMPLOYMENT

NATIONALLY Knows office specially
company has opening. Tulsa. pFiA i"r-
lin. Mo. terrlturirs for ono hiah cali.
hrr man p1aFrHalnN sales auiIify. ~ each
point. Product we'll introduced has val.
ush'a repeat 0ft'r bus.urrs Position
permanent. mus. hs able fu rsnt gutei|
bonding iuv,siIrauIu. SEQ a., Mccoy
Motel Alexander.
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uorHLs-RoomING HOUSES 4

ELEVEN-ROOM house. divided into four
apartments, each completely furnished
for housekeeping. with private baths.
basement, Cisteru; furniture for sale (:
house for rent, sieG per month. Income
s2iO per month. SEE S. Denver.
TWENTY-FIVE weli-furnished rooms with
cafe In connection. q. NJ, Lee, L. o
boz az, AYant. Okla. Phone o..
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XANTHUs. ~, 72s-wil sell or rent new
s-r1om duplex with two baths, one
block from pavement Cali owner. osaEe
1000.
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OIL FIELD TrucN company PACKARD
trucks snd speed cor on field hAulius
our speciality can ossge 915s DAY OF
nlghf.
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THREE-ROOM apartment. ii0b South
Ewood. $50 per month. Il. L. Ciulow,
GEage 1891.
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Real Estate for Rent
rLATs-.FLnNIsIIEn

A NICELY furnished apartment for rent.
Inquire basement, ". Seventeenth
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by OwNER-w Wonderful property, eloss
In for sale usage 23t9-J
The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-23

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of the authority and direc- the chancery Court Of Polk County made and entered on the 18th day of February, A. p. 1922, in certain cause tNo 1o2D then pending therein be- tween c. F. Chamblin, complainant and M. L. McNeil and Nellie McNeil, de- fendants, the undersigned, as Commis sioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public yendue to the highest bidder. the County Courthouse. in which said Court is held. in the County of Polk, within the hours prescribed by law for A. D. 1922. the following dscrlbed real estate. to wit:
 10 acres, more or less, of the Eh Range 31 West, more particularly de- scribed- at follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of the SEA SWA and south line of said 40 acre subdivision, thence north to Powell Creek. thence up said creek to the east line of Sec ton sl, Township 1 South, Range ,Sl all that part of the NWA SEA of Sec tion S1. Township l South, Range 31 West. lying south and east of Powell the north ' acres of the E1k NEM NWM of Section 6, Township South. Range 31 West all Of said lands being swM sEA, and EM NwA SEA. except 2 acres, more or less, lying north of the creek in the northwest corner of said tract in Section 31, Township 1 South, Range 31 West. also beginning at the northwest corner of the NW14 NEA and running east l6 rods for place of beginning, thence east 20 rods, thence south 16 rods thence west 29 rods. thence north Is rods. thence to place of beginning, all in NWA NEL of Section 6, Township 2 South. Range 31 West: also commencing s rods east of the southwest corner of the NWA NEA and running in a northeasterly direction 52 rods, thence due west 48 rods. more or less, to the intersection of John Cummings land, thence south to the land line 3S rods west of the southeast corner of the NEA NV A. thence east 46 rods to place of beginning, containing acres more or less in the IVA NEA and IF acres, more or less, in the NEA NWA all in Section 6, Township South, Range 31 West, in Polk County, Ar kansas.
 TERMS OF SALE: On credit of three months the purchaser being re- quired to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved see curity. bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from date Of sale until paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the pay ment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 21st day of
 w. l.. PARKER,
 Commissioner in Chancery. 1st pub. Feb. 23: Srd, Mar g, 1922.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-23
coMwfssfoVER,s SALE

NOTICE IS Fl BREEZY dlHkN. That ln pursuance Of the autbo..ty and direc- the Chancerv Court of Polk County, made and entered on the 18th day of February, 4. D. 1922. in a certain cause (No. 1e47l then pending therein. be- tween r. F. Rork. complainant and J. H Fair and Oracle E. Fair, defendants. tine undersigned as Commissioner sf said Court will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder at the southeast door or entrance of the County Courthouse. In which said Court is held. in the County. of Polk, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales on the 18th day of March. A. D. 1922, the following de- scrfbed real estate to wit:
 The sWH NEA of Section in Township ] South, Range 32 West. ex~ cept one acre. more or less. descrlbed chains east If the northwest corner of the sWi< NEh Of raid Section [, Township South. Range sz West. and running thence west fo eaid corner. thence south s.5 chains. thence north g chains thence east 921 chains fo place of beginnings in Polk County.
 TERMS OF SALE Gu credit of three months. the pureharsf heinz re- uufred fo execute n bond as required he lan and fhe order ana decree ef sala Court tn saf6 fsues. Hffh nruFaxft se eiirffr. bearine interest af the rate of 1t per cent per axnnm from date ef sale prtil r<ld. and hen heinF fT teinet on the Prsmires soif tn secure osss. sses< . y ' k&sz z's ,s.s .s s,s, s.s ef fsrfs'efs. 4 p' a' rAnrrn
 cnmnfnxsonsr ln chzncsrf.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-23

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of the authority and direc- tions contained in the decreta1 order oi the Chancery Court of Polk County made and entered on the 14th day of February. A. D. 1922. in a certain cause (No. ....) then pending therein be- tween Bank of Minden. of Minden. La. complainant, and J. S. Looney and F. L. Dusenbury, defendants the under signed, as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the Southeast door or entrance of the County Court house. In which said Court is held in the County of Polk. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on the 18th day of March A. D. 1922, the following described real estate. to wit:
 The Nlk SWA except acres in tn [ Southeast corner. and NE SEA-. except Section II, in Township 3 south. Range % West in Polk County. Arkansas
 TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being re- quired to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved se- curity, bearing interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and lien being re- tained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 21st day Of February. A. D. 1922.
 W. l.. PARKER
 Commissioner in Chancery. 1st pub. Feb. B: 3rd, Mar. g. 1922.