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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

and Distributor.
NoTE: When daily average temerature
is below 45 degrees f., Zeroline No. 3
should be used instead of Zeroine No 5.
Starter Gear Shaft. Every 500 miles
use oil gun to fore. Zerolene transmits
sion Lubricant "a" into center of shaft.
Access to same may be had by removing
small cover plate on front floor boards
Electric Generator ane Starting Motor
10. Every 500 miles apply few drops
OF Zerolene No. 5 to oil cups at each end
OF armature shaft.
Steering Gear Housin9-3l. Every
1000 miles remove plug in upper part OF
housing and use oil gun to fill housing
with Zerolene Transmission Lubricant
"a :"
Tire Air Compressor-35. Whenever
pump is to be used, apply few drops
OF Zeroline No. 5 to oil holes on each
side of cylinder OF pump.
Universal Joints-12-39. Every 500
miles remove grease plug in front and
rear universal joints and with grease gun
fill joints with Zerolene Cup Grease.
These joints hold only a small amount
OF grease, and as they are constantly in
action and transmit all driving power
from engine TO rear axle, 1t is important
that they be kept well fabricated.
Transmission-l1. Every 500 miles
remove oil level plug on side of trans
mission case, and, if no oil runs out, use
oil gun to inject Zerolei Transmission
Lubricant "a" until it begins to over
flow through opening. Then replace
plug.
Every 1000 miles remove drain plug
from bottom of base and allow all old oil
to drain. Then remove cover and wash
all gears shafts and interior of case with
Pearl Oil (kerosene). When transmits
sion is clean and thoroughly drained, re-
place drain plug and fill to correct level
with Ierolene Transmission Lubricant
"a"
Rear Axle Housing-23. Every 500
miles remove oil level plug in rear hous-
ing, and, if no oil runs out, use oil gun
10 inject Zeroline Transmission Lubri- |
can't "A" until it begins to overflow
through opening. Then replace plug.
Every 1000 miles remove rear cap or
,over on housing and wash gears and
bearings with Pearl Oil (kerosene). Wipe |
'ut all old oil and kerosene from bottom
If housing with clean rags. Do not use
waste. Replace cover on housing and
i'll with Zerolene Transmission Lub-
icant "A'' to proper level.
NoTE: As Bearings in both transmits
ion and rear axle are entirely lubricat-
ID by splash from revolving gears, hard
,rease should never be used as a lub-
icant in either place.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16
Building Settles, Breaks Glass

Settling of the Jackson building re-
suited Sunday night in the destruction
of plate glass window in the Buelow
Music Store. Early Monday morning
pedestrians, discovering the broken
glass. thought at first that it might
have been the work of burglars. The
settling, it is said, may have been-the
result of heavy burden of snow dur
ing the November storm.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16
Who Killed Cock Robin?

A little nonsense now and then is ,
good thing for the most serious OF
men. Tie following appeared in a re
cent issue q the Oregon Voter:
Numbering Cock Robin
Who killed Cock ROBIN?
IL was /, said G. c.
With my little o. V.
| killed Cock Robin
May be-let's see
The Forum.
Who killed Cock Robin?
Not / said c. c.
Twas julius l.. M
And The Telegram
Who slew poor Cock Robin
By their tytanniel
Or Maybe
Who killed Cock Robin2
Who draped him with myrtle7
Twas not the O. V.
lt was not e. e.
Cock Robin ne'er hatchei
Cause the egg was infertile.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16
Lincoln HOnOred

Students of all city schools Monday
honored the memory of Lincoln.
Youngsters of the grade schools heard
stor les of Lincoln from their teachers,
and in the high school programs cen
tered about events of the Great Eman-
cipators' life.
All banks and public places were
closed Monday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

Wheel bearings-6-l8-28-4l Every
1000 miles remove wheels and wash
bearings and hubs thoroughly witt
Pearl Oil (kerosene). Repack bearings
with fresh Zerolene Cup Grease and re
place wheels, being careful to get proper
adjustment on wheel bearings.
Springs Every 500 miles, or whenever
springs squeak, clean off all dirt and old
oil and apply small quantity OF Standard
Household Lubricant along the edges OF
spring leaves. A small brush may be
used for this purpose, or the oil applied
by means OF Standard Household Lub-
ricant Handy Can with spout attached.
Grease Cups. When empty, all grease
cups should be reflled with Zerolene
Cup Grease.
Daily, or every 100 miles, grease cups
on following parts should be turned
down two complete turns. All spring
bolts C3-9-15-22-24-30-38-15), steering
knuckle bolts (5-26), cross steering rod
| pins (4-27), steering gear drag link (25(.
Every 500 miles grease cups on follow.
ing parts should be turned down two
complete turns: Brake rocker shafts IA
17-2l-37 -42-44), torsion rod front brack-
ct 49, torsion rod rear pin Q6), drive
pinion shaft housing -40l, water pump
shafts
General fabrication. Every 500 miles
apply few drops of Zeroline No. to
all Joints and small working parts not
otherwise provided with fabrication,
such as timer drive shaft bearings 1871,
brake and clutch pedal shaft [34), steer
ing whee(36), spark and throttle con-
nections, brake elevls pms, etc. Care
should be taken that all oil holes and
passages are free from dirt so that clean
oil may reach the surfaces to be lubrcat-
ed.
SCHEDULE OF LUBRICATION
Daily or every 100 miles; Engine;
Spring Bolts; Steering Knuckle Bolts
Cross Steering Rod Pins; Steering Gear
Drag Link.
Every 500 miles: Fan Hub Bearing
Starter Gear Shaft; Electric Generator
and Starting Motor Brake Rocker
Shafts; Torsion Rod Front Bracket;
Torsion Rod Rear Pin; Drive Pinion
Shaft Housing; Timer Drive Shaft Bear
ngs; Brake and Clutch Pedal Shaft; |
steering Wheel; Spark and Throttle
Brake Cleyis Pins; Uni
yersal JOINTS Transmission Rear Axle |
Housing; Springs.
Every 750 miles Drain, flush and re-
I'll Engine Crankcase,
Every 1000 miles Clutch Thrust Ball |
Bearing; Steering Gear Houaing
Every 2000 miles Transmission; Rear |
Axle Housing; Wheel Bearings; Timer
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

istered, will avail to stamp out the
causes of divorce unless 1t is aided by
sane and healthful public viewpoint-a
belief In the institution of marriage, a
belief In the home, a belief in country.
These are aquired from the cradle up
and not bestowed by statute. Because
they have fallen into comparative dis
use divorce is gaining In America-The
OrpgOuiau
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16
Never Again With Tailoring Concern

J. c. Never. who last fell sold his
tailoring api cleaning business TO l..
r. Brazeau and Lowell Nickelseu, has
again Joined the concern ard has taken
active charge II the shop. now located
IN the basement Of the old Hood River
Bank at the corner Of Oak and Third
streets Nr. Meyer is an experienced
tailor si,Ua man.
We are exceedingly fortunate. "
SAYS Mr. Brazeau. ''in having him.
back with us. We vii. be glad TO have
all Of his cd friends call and see Us in
our new quarters"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16
BIG APPLE SHIPPERS
ISSUE COMMANDMENTS

The eleven commandments that
should be the rule and guide of com
mission fruit men have been mailed tC
local apple growers by Steinhart q
Kelly, big New York apple firm, wei
known here. The commandments fol
low:
Thou shalt play the game straight,
irrespective of consequences.
Thou shalt pay all drafts, regardless
of market conditions upon arrival OF
cars.
Thou shalt back thy judgment with
thine own coin.
Thou shalt not turn down any cars
unless thy shipper is actually trying to
defraud thee.
Thou shalt consider a contract which
Is made not to be broken, no matter
what the cause.
Thou shalt consider thy firms good
name thy biggest asset.
Thou shalt consider it a privilege to
lose from time to time. for as long as
thou canst take a loss without a kick
thou art a good sport and deservest
success.
Thou shalt keep one set OF books, so
when thy shipper calls on thee and de-
sires to examine thy accounts thou
canst look him straight in the face and
tell him to 90 as far as he likes.
Thou shalt never overquote the
market, thereby giving false witness
against thy neighbor, who has troubles
enough of bis own and which may in
duce the husbandman to ship goods to
thee which he could have sold at high
er prices elsewhere.
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's
business, for there is enough for every
body and then some.
Thou shalt particularly take care Of
the goods sent TO thee on consignment
by thy fellow man, who may be thous-
ands Of miles away fium Thy business
abode, but who depends upon thine
honor and wisdom to see that be- re-
ceives proper compensation for the
harvest mace !, the sweat Of his
brow.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16
Mothers Meeting at Library Hall

The Hood River district of the
County Health Association will hold an
interesting meeting for mothers at
Library hall Thursday. February I23.
at 30 p. m. DR.. Abraham will give
a talk on goitre. Miss Shreyer, of the
State Bureau Of Nursing, will make an
address on child hygiene. including a
brief explanation Of the Sheppard
Towne- bin relating 10 mothers. Coun-
ty health Nurse Blakely will speak on
some subject Of special interest. All
mothers Of the community are urged
to attend.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

A condition of public peril can be
viewed with satisfaction only when lis
power 90 harm is on the wane and seems
| destined 90 return TO a minimum or die.
appear utterly. IL is not So with di-
| vOrce, which bv the statistics Of the CEN
sus bureau shows an increase Of 20 Der
cent In ten years and a total of $40. .b6s
/ divorced persons In the United States
Here is a peril 80 the happiness and eli
cheney of America that is growing with
the steady malignancy of a cancer. In
spite of all that has been said against
The eNil, despite the pitIiul proof that
divorce ls not the road 90 human con-
tcntment, the number OF DEGREES mounts
on direct ratio 90 Che loose living OF the
times.
Il is apparent that generally speak
ing, The divorce laws Of America are far
too lax, TOO instant Boo their fuuctioning.
too ioolish'y inclined Here Is no denial
that the Institution of divorce Is ueces-
sary and that such legal separation is
not sometimes required ia simple Justice
to either husband or wife. But divorce
az now administered iu America is the
theme Tor sauioniC laughter and the in-
strument oi Whim and caprice. II ,ri-
fes with The Institution on which the
state BE- tQuaded-none other than the
hons. 10 lends support 90 the sophistrv
that liie ls essentially selfish and the
individual Friveleged 90 cat away as
most sacred obligations % be but chooses
90 regard these as an incumbrance. It|
is lest ot The streets. fiaW in the NOR
al Perceptions 81 our country.
The concrete remedy BE- q tiehtened /
divorce code everywhere. But ~ even
such a code however inexorably admin /
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16
Tax Reduction Meeting Saturday

The Hood River affiliation of the
Oregon Tax Reduction League will
meet at O'Clock Saturday afternoon
at Library hall. Delegates will be-
selected to the state meeting. All are
cordially invited to attend.
G. R. Frey,
Secretary for the committee of
grangers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

For the second time this season the
Hood River Blue Diamonds, amateur
team from that city, Wednesday night
OF last week defeated The Dalles Ameri-
can Legion basketball team, in a hotlv
contested game played on the high
school gymnasium floor. The final
score stood % to rs, in favor Of Hood
River.
Hood River must be given credit for
having an excellent basketball team in
the aggregation which plays under the
name OF the Blue Diamonds, which, in.
cidentally, is also the trade name under
which large part OF the Hood River
valley apple crop is marketed.
The following persons were in the loc-
al lineup: Gronewald, Zieganhagen.
Pashek, Vanderbilt, Kohler and Leo
pold.
The Hood River lineup included. Laf.
teriy, 0. Byers, J. Byers, l.. X. Peterson.
Jake Samuel, and Floyd Wright. Both
teams are made up largely of ex-high
school and college basketball stars
The DaIles Chronicle
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

Ship your damaged radiators On The
Dalles Auto Radiator Works. We re-
core, rebuild and remodel all makes of
trucks, tractors and pleasure cars. Save
time and 1ney. An our work gusrar-
teed. 4. L. Mcknnon, POS Court Street.
The Dalles, ore. f2tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

Highest cash price paid tor your used
furniture, stoves and rugs. Cali MeClain
al +. a. Franz Co. e20ti
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

Stop that auto leak vita Murphy r5p
Dressing. BC1ak mans Paint Store. dSu
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16
Clipped Here and There


We know of an editor who will not
print the names of arrested bootleg
gers. He says advertising pays and
should be paid for. Lewis County Ad-
vocate, Chehalis, Wash.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-16

Rev. G. K. DeIepine, of Palouse,
Wash, has accepted call to the First
Baptist church of Hood River, Gre.
Rev. Delepine was for several years
pastor of the First Baptist church Of
Weiser. Ida. He was foremost in all
movements for the betterment of the
town and community. His influence
for good is still felt in the church here
and surrounding country. Rev. Dele
pine is a thorough Christian man and
the church of Hood River is fortunate
in securing him and his estimable
wife. Weiser, Ida, Signal.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

~ snoke yesterdays bate polls clears away one
D0ssaa 70. de .dopton proposed city
ior DE ufe sovesnig Of municipal affairs here The only
candidates Who openly opposed he adoption the charter
il provision foraeiey managerial form were de-
lssed and those candidates known be favor Of the
proposed charter went the top overwhelmingly
While D.yona yesterday selected just
oSce Of for the three
he FEBRUARY election when three would be chosen that fact does
Daytona have the progressive form of gov
nment which keeping the advancement of
he city IN other ways
Next Tuesday Daytona electors will be asked upon
charter which has been compiled by nine prominent citizens
who have made thorough of Dayona
charter which they offer for have defects
hare have but the Of opinion Of majority that
vii the much better than the
and that should be into working FORM eliminating the
iosm-
partial greatest
Ct the win city political bondage both
from local and Del and politicians for all (me.
Daytona will under economical government
that will place the share of the
Daytona will the future be governed by charter place
OF portions OF four.
Daytona will be governed by head response
bic to the city commissioners and 70 the Responsibility
will be directly placed fact impossible present system
OF women with nothing at stake excepting the best form of
ton Of city
Day.Ona will drawing tourists since the
charter provides
will reflect much to the credit of The city
Daytona will reduce TIE complication of elections.
charter eliminates the primary candidates
of commissioners being chosen by petition rather than by
primary.
Daytona will be widely expenditure
than three mills publicity
purposes, of the provisions Of the charter
Daytona will be improved financially
vdes tor department OF finance. and system of
Equalization of the long features Of the
will De brought board
posed of the manager who will
annually equalze city taxes.
Daytona will be governed by business like OF ad
nnstration with without salary
elected large for city manager be direct
y charge OF administrative
vory.
be taken Tuesday will be
without political bondage for
years.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18
@ Overwhelming Majority Gipen
Weaver, O'Neil, Coldenberg;
u Donnelly Fourth Candidate

Tax Equaliziag Board composed Of
city commissioner and city manager
for annual eGualizinaoi taxes
Franchises 70 public utilities 10 De
granted only by majority vote Of quail
ified voters OF The city; applicant for
franchise 10 pay expenses oi sucn
election.
No exclusive franchises AMI none
for longer than twenty wears
Public utilities operating under
franchise ,sader supervision al cisy
commission
Nomination of candidates sor COM
mission 20 b. ny petition
City funds 30 M deposited "a bank
offering higaeSs RAG Vi .nteresT ~
the sane ~ City treasurer
Seven comm ssicnegs elected 81
large to serve for term u fwo years
each. * first election feAr rae iyins
: highest nu.nbe 81 votes VII hc. d.
Ace FOR one y-ar Thereafter ~spctlofs~
VIII be heiss Annually b sel,t1 issffe
or four commission aeear ing 81
The number whose terms ii office ez-
i,lre
instructions e Voters.
The voter desiring II so;- 4 z4vo.
3. adoptin. tae proposed charter >Aal
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

The largest number Of votes were
east at Tuesdays primary that have
ever been east III q similar local cleo
ton in proportion To the number quar-
flied. all but 2u OF those having the
privilege Of voting failing 10 express
their wishes at the polls. AT votes
of i6-.
The election means q complete turn
over Of local politics. sine. DnEh Com
miss.oners Titls and Bond present
encumben.s. were defeated while
Mayor a. siilIigan was not a candidate
for re- election.
In February Z the charter .ails to
carry The electors Will be asked to
make q choice Of three men for the
ci1y commission vita the names Of
O Neili. yyea..- Goidenberg AMI
Donne.ly On the ticket
II next Tuesdays election only one
question viii be voted upon. the adop-
ton OF the proposed charter
The ballot viii read IS iolioNs:
Official Ballot.
special Election. January 24th ls22
For Ne adoption or rejection m q pro-
( posed ellar,e- Tor The city OF Dayfona
Florida. pursuant TO The provisions N
Chapter se4e Of The Laws of Fierisa.
1915
Sail proposed charter provides sor
the establishments of d coa4nsiSs sion
Manager form 81 government Tor said
city. ana among other features pro-
vides for.
+ Departments established Depart
ment Of publit. Safety and Welfare.
and Public Works, Department OF
Records and Taxation. and the De-
i,arf.nent %! Finance
{ Boundaries u the city as Al present
esta biisfl.sl
I Election in form substantially as
provided b. statute.
! Initiative. referendum and recall
features
( Provision fer a system Of aud.ts.
Annual budget 10 be complied by
city manager rs hasi~ 81 lax levy
Z Allowing annual tax levy OF NOT more
than three mills % provide funds for
publicity ana public entertainment for
, The city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

By an Overwhelming majority. DR.,
A. O'Neill. william Goidenberg and
E. G. Weaver were returned at the
head Of the poll at Tuesdays primary
for city commissioners. with j. Fl.
Donnelly the fourth nominee. passing
Geo Crouch by one vote. and with
H. H. Titus. E. L. Bond and James T
Nelson bringing up the rear as also
rams
The first four named are nominated
as candidates for the election called
for February. which will be held If tbs
charter fails at Tuesdays election. bu;
who will not run il the charter is
adopted at that time. the charter pro-
viding for the holding over in office oi
the present commissioners until the
new charter IS put into working order
At Tuesdays primary the vote stood
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

1naiceity Of the electors Of
HHtpea yesterday gave answer
- H loag suffered domination Of
eAl peliHics By Bert Fish interests
~ QolAnd sshen they returned
- city commissioners Messrs-
0Ne1l Gsldenberg. Weaver and
Dennslly. the vote being over
N1be11hin9 n favor Of those candi-
dness who had expressed their in
teDtion Of cutting the tendrils Of
81 octupus Il placed in Office at
- eoning election. As had been
- Lifted BY the Daily News. the
vofe Of women electors counted
lRf2ely N the tally. proving that
Gbznl franchise means better city
&Rvuunaent for Daytona in the
1uezge.
Tie Fish interests. which have
>pensbed the decency of Daytona
ely government for many years.
handicapped the city in its desire
tes clean politics and carried
down with them many men who
otheEswise would have proven val
unble % the city have lost thei,
lase grip locally. have folded up
theis tents and stolen back to the
county seat. where even now their
hold y jeopardized by an election
next month in that city for ths
last stand of the ssrong-arm gang
Wheeler the men selected a
yesterday sprinary will eventual,
serve or not. depending upon tn,
adoption or rejection of the pro
posed new city charter, Dayton;
hae given answer to-the world tina
clean politics and close scrutin,
Of civic affairs will be in order il
the future.
The selection Of O'Neill. Gold
enberg. Weaver and DonneiIy
however. should not work asains
the city charter which is pIannes
20 bring to Daytona a far bette
plan Of city government than til,
one under which the city = nov
working.
When Al out Of 467 qualities
voters exercise their franchise a
they did Tuesday it bespeaks at
tention to civic affairs which will
"a tntufe mitigate greatly to Day
tomas welfare.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18
Anniversary OF
Eastern Star Is
Celebrated Here

The celebration Of the Live Oah
Chapter. Eastern Star in honor of
tEeii Zath anniversary which Was held
in the Masonic hall Tlesslay evening
MAS great success
A huge cake decorated for the oc-
casion with large star on top, was
one OF the prominent features u the
decorations. while the ladies all wore
silver stars which had been made by
Mrs katherine Sniith.
In the receiving line we're the -ha,-
ter members who were introduced by
their past natron. Mrs Charles Y.
Caller ~ follows: Mr and Mrs A II.
Carter. Mechanics Frank Peck, Alice
Harris. Katherine Smith and James
C.rreli
A vocal duet was rendered by Mes
danes G. 4 Randall and Harry Drake
which was accompanied b. Mrs An
Die Heath AZ the piano Mrs Drake
also furnished q splendid solo
piano duet b Mrs Heath and
Mrs.. Randall Ndg enjoyed sery inuen
by the entire assembly.
VerS in;crestng reading were fur.
nis'ied by Mrs Heath. ais. Mary Rog
ers and Shegley earfin 2hich Wefe
we'll worth mention
Mr.. Caller read an article Which
bad been written COR the apter 81
tae:r fifteenth anuiyefsar. Ma5eh se-
yerT Instructive
Greetings ii The evening Nere ~
IN by AIRS katherine Srn tn wae alsa
presented the handsome chest 81 s
sc tc the chapter in honor 81 ,h.;r
twcatS a;th anni4ersase
Refreshments were se,sed bT tn
following past niafrons Ne~tia.sles r.
\ Lam Annie tieats, aGg Alice liar
ri~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

pat cross mara III before TIE ane
ending with tire xars. Yes And tne
voter desiring 20 vose against Adr2s
ing the proposed charter shah pas
cross marx TX. before the line en-@inz
with tie word 'Ss All marks ofa-
erwsse asade are forbidden. AL iss-
.insaishing marks are forbidden ans
make the ballot void Il rosa wrong
fully marx tear and defaee saf@ saifos
return il 20 the Inspector "a The -8ec-
or AMI ossszin aaos,--
For adoption e propose charter u
The city al Daxr0ra- FLORIDA
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

free. left today for an extended triu
g Orlando. Tampa and numerous
other cities in the southern part OF
Florida
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

motor party epnsisting If lpr ami
Mrs 6. " Parker If 2is south raj
metto avenue. Mr.. and Mrs e "
Nlnfree. Ar, Ida " Noseeg and
her guests. Nr. and Mrs Foyd YIN
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

There Is a plague OF dice playing. =
says an Official. Shaky business.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

OSsi.i shop fer TaHoforrz Frca
r-ou raaies and An2sisCrrrses for
SENDER xn.ren 4s5-le-sd
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-18

T aals man xno siii WORK 80 -
srsM I. .ue g. 4 golfer