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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31

None of us likes to be told that We
lack civilization in America, but IL
doesn't 90 any harm for somebody
TO tell US now and then
II this country isn't the greatest
place in the world to live, why ~ 50
many people try to get in?
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31

Whatever may be your view q or
gained labor, il must be admitted
that the American Federation Of La
Dor acted wisely 10 voting against
. labor party in America
This is no place for class. clique
or bloc in politics This nation is
founded On the solid rock of equal,
ty among men and we ike our poll
ties the same way
We Rave always had. and We
should continue TO have. political
parties to which rich man, poor man.
begparrnau and thief can belong
The latter can belong. Of course.
only until he gets caught
England is now reaping the whirl-
wind from what was sown when class
parties. in the name Of expedieucy.
held out .doles as an inducement for
votes
4 third party movement built a.
round the personality Of one man.
failed in 1924. ami it is probable
that the American people viii con
tinue TO rebuke political parties
seeking 70 array class against class.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31
WATCH OUT FOR THE las IS"
DEALER
By ERWIN GREER

As Is in the used car dealers
iargon's is sometimes GAS Ought
To Be or "As Isn't and the wise
automobile prospect steers clear Of
it This type Of dealer is a de-
scendent Of the 0ld-time horse
trader who has bur little to lose
and sale to gain. But from the
foregoing don't get the idea that
there are not bargains in used
ears There are The market
abounds with them. Hence. buy
your used ear from the larger AZ
tomobile dealers the concerns
where every used car taken in
trade is overhauled from radiator
60 rear axle IN short a reeondi-
toned car Otherwise the As Is"
bugbear viii get you and youn be
out both in pocket and temper
The gyp dealer has the Ola horse
doctor beaten BY miles. He has
more tricks up his sleeve than the
veterinary ever had. And he won't
thank me for exposing some of them.
There's Sir engine in the car You
intend buying from him. There
must b. or you wouldn't want 10
purchase H. If it IS noisy he must
quiet it give il pep This bird
does the trick ~ dumping in about
five quarts Of oil This method
gives the engine quetneSs and pep
temporarily, AZ least long enough
Is sell ID q SOU or if you're wise
enough Is detect the heavy oil ana
the smoke issuing from the exhaust
II is just as easy to drop the crank
ease and remove q tounle If shims
On the bearing caps. then tighten
.hem again Anyway. the noise is
gone. which Is about an the gvp
dealer desires. That il returns again
IN q hundred miles II running is your
hard luck
Packing the timing gears III
grease is another trick to quiet
the engine. though the heat Of tne
engine soon causes the grease TO
melt and permit the timing gears
to commence their disgusting growl
again
Thanks to numerous patent So
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31

that good example Is the best method
Of encouraging respect for Lass tie
thinks that the churches should be
the great bulwarks against lawless-
ness and showed Washington re-
Gently that he practices what be
breaches. During the nine day
council meeting of the Congregation
al Church, the Rev Jason Noble
Pierce, pastor Of the President
church urged the congregation to
take in" as many Of the $500 visit
ing ministers and their families as
they could accommodate. The Pre-
sIdent promptly invited seven
ministers and their wives 10 be his
guests az the White House. AN Of
them accepted Friends Of Pre-
sldent Coolidge declare he favors
return to the old days when nearly
every family had religion and
endeavored 70 practice it.
THE DEPARTMENT If Justice
loses the distinction Of being one IL
the few governmental institutions
paying pre-war rent for its quarters.
Attorney General Sargent has agreed
70 pay 100000 a year rent for the
seven story building. an increase OF
$4,000 annually Harry Wardman.
millionaire contractor started civic
ton proceedings against the Depart
ment but was prevailed upon 10 de-
lay until government officials could
consider all phases Of the problem.
The new lease rs FOR a short period
only as the incoming Congress is
expected 70 appropriate funds for i
number of badly needed buildings.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31
Order for Hearing Condemnation
Proceedings To Acquire Lands
For Flowage Purposes.
State OF County Court
iron County

State Of Wisconsin-County Court
Iron County
In the matter of the application Of
the Chippewa & Flambeau I'm
provement Company for th1 right
10 overflow and acquire title to
certain lands in said County for
flowage purposes.
To Mary Z. Rogers And To All
Other Persons Interested In The
Lands Hereinafter Described:
The petition in the above entitled
matter of the Chippewa & Flambeau
Improvement Company having been
duly filed on the 9Th day of October.
1928, IN the office Of the Clerk of
Court Of the County Court of Iron
County, Wisconsin, which said nett
ton prays that the petitioner NAV
acquire by condemnation proceedings
portions Of certain lands hereinafter
described, for flowage purposes.
which said lands affected bv said
proceedings are described as follows !.
The South Half of the North
west Quarter tSA NWl4 and
the East Half of the Southwest
Quarter (El2 SY8 AZ of See
ton -, Township AZ North Of
Range 3 East.
It Is Hereby Ordered that said
petition be heard at the court house
N the City of Hurley. Wisconsin. on
me nth day Of November, 1925, at
Ten o'clock IN the forenoon: that
sand petitioner give notice Of the
time and place Of hearing said peti-
ton 10 Mary +. Rogers and to all
parties interested IN said lands des-
cri1ed in said petition, at least TWEEN
~ days before said hsering. ana IN
case any Of said parties cannot he
found notice Of said hearing SHAH be
gwen by publication once a week for
three successive weeks in the Iron
County News. a newspaper publish
el ~ the City Of Hurley. iron Coun-
", Wisconsin.
Dated October 10th, 1925.
james f. Flanarena.
County Judge.
48-4o IRON County, Wisconsin
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31
M(U TT0MI0IBIIL.IE
INFORMATION AND ADVICE OF INTEREST AND
VALUE TO THE AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK OWNER

lutions on the market the cooling
system is easy TO seal even though
it is filled with leaks. Or rear
axle filled with ground cork will
run smoothly for a while.
A storage battery has got to be
in pretty bad shape that won't take
short charge at a fairly heavy
rate. Il viii start the engine two
or three times and furnish bril-
liant lights, bur in two days this
sort of doctored battery is dead as
door-nail
BRAKES are easily and quickly
doped. Resin does it. A spoonful
viii set any car ON its tail. This
treatment viii usually last a week.
And turning bad spots on the
tires inside. next to the rim where
they won't show is another old
trick
a thick coat of paint viii do
wonders. Not only does 1t make
the car look pretty but it banishes
rattles and squeaks. Dents can be
filled with putty and painted over.
A Is" IS great game to catch
SUCKERS but through education Of
the sort l am trying to put over
the sucker is becoming more rare
and the used car gyp is going out of
business.
Buy your car from a reputable
dealer and avoid the grief that
is bound to result from the AS
Is" gyp.
Il You are mistaken. admit it. and
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid.

In one minute your elogged nostEt
viii open, the air passages u youI ~
Will clear and YOU can breathe ire
No more hawking. shutting. blow
headache dryness No struggling ~
breath at night; your cold Or eaiAIIa
VAL b. gone
Get a small bottle OF Fly's rrzil
Balm from your druggist nov E
a little Of this fragrant, antiseptie
ing cream in your n0stFlls u
trates through every air passag5 p r.
head. soothes the iuAsmed or N
mucous membrane and relief CONES
stantly
It's lust fine Don't stay stun ~
With a cold or nasty eatsrEh-- i''-.-'
comes 50 quickly
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31
Halloween

XYIHEN the HobgobIins boot and the gather
~ ing dusk turns the nearby trees into terri
bic and menacing shapes
When black cats prowl and mischievous elfs
roam about, playing their pranks-
When maid and old maid hopefully look into
the mirror at midnight
When Jack OLanterns grin and fun reigns su-
preme-
That's the time were all young again For its
HaIlowe'en-Bo y-it's Hallowe'en
Fun is king. And youth returns!
Enjoy it to the fullest extent. There aren't
many Hallowe'ens in the life of any of US
Don't miss their fun.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31

IT APPEARS probably that be-
fore Congress convene. France VIII
have agreed On 9 satisfactory method
Of paying of her S4,Z00,g9o, 1000
debt 10 the United States. The
belief s general that the Paris
government, now that an European
security pact has been agreed upon,
viii find itself able TO meet the
terms demanded b. the Treasury
The stop gap" proposal of Secret
AIRY Of the Treasury Mellon that
France pay $4,000 800 annually
for five years as interest ard then
again meet with the American com
mission. viii very likely be rejected
by the French legislature ~ favor Of
an immediate settlement. Mellon
proposal was made only after il was
apparent that the French debt com
mission would retgu without an
agreement. France now needs loan
badly and the United States IS the
only market for her securities. She
cannot secure a loan without con-
tracing 70 repay the money she
already has borrowed. As the
security pacts virtually eliminate the
possibility % new France-German
war, for many years at least, the
ability Of France 10 pay her Amer
lean debt has been increased.
COLONEL WILLIAM Mitchell is
known % be highly dispieased with
the military court selected by Sec
rotary Of War Davis. The group Of
twelve high ranking generals who
now have Mitchels military fate in
their hands are known 10 be hard
boiled" with small regard for sub
ordinates who commit breaches Of
discipline It is for this reason
that War Department officials
privately wager that Mitchell viii be
dismissed from the Army al the end
Of line courtmartial Friends Of
the flying colonel however are
enjoying the present situation for
number If reasons President Cool
idge must approve or disapproge the
findings Of a courtmartial Of this
Importance. Mitehelrs charges
against the War Department mate
rally sided the Administration
economy program which is expected
20 further curtall Army appropria-
tions Congress is expected 10 give
the Air Service more money and the
regular army less Many believe
the President would hesitate 10
approve a summary dismissal Of
Mitchell from the Army
SECRETARY or State Kellogg
has surprised many Washington
politicians by his fearless treatment
Of number Of recent problems in
yolyinR the admission 60 the United
States of prominent foreigners. In
barring Shapurj Saklatyala a Hindu
member OF the British parliament
for Communlstic utteranCes. Kellogg
was holly criticized by many leading
Congressman. including Senator
Borah Of Idaho Then he repeated
by refusing 20 permit Countess
karolyi Of Hungary to enter the
country She also is accused of
being a Communist and al such is
liable 70 being barred Kellogg was
known in the Senate in past years as
Nervous Nellie His friends now
Insist it should be Fearless Nellie.
Senator Borah has promised TO lead a
fight IN Congress To amend the I'm
migration law so TINT the Secretary
Of State VIII not have absolute power
in such cases.
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE believes
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31

ember, 1925, in the office of
the clerk of the County Court
of Iron County, Wisconsin. which
said petition prays that the
petitioner may acquire by con
domination proceedings portions Of
certain lands hereinafter described,
for flowage purposes, which said
lands affected by said proceedings
are described as follows:
Lots SIX and Seven of Section
II, Township AZ North of Range
3-East, and Lot Nine of Section
20, Township AZ North Of Range
East.
1t Is Hereby Ordered that said
petition be heard at the court house
IN the City of Hurley, Wisconsin, on
the 18th day of November, 1925, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon; that SAID
petitioner give notice of the time and
place of hearing said petition to
Theodore r. Gerlach and to all
parties interested in said lands
described in said petition, at east
twenty days before said hearing
and IN case any of said parties can
not be found notice of said hearing
shall be given by publication once
week for three successive weeks IN
the Iron County News, d newspaper
published in the City Of Hurley Iron
County, Wisconsin.
Dated October 10th. 1925.
James f. Flandrens.
County Judge
44-4G Iron County, Wisconsin
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31
Order For Hearing Condemnation
Proceedings To Acquire Lands
For FlowAge Purposes.

State OF Wisconsin County Court
Iron County
" the matter Of the application Of
the Chippewa & Flambeau I'm
pFoFement Company for the right
90 overflow and acquire title 10
certain lands in said County for
flowage purposes.
10 1 heodore r. Gerlaeh And To All
Q(her Persons Interested In The
Lands Hereinafter Described.
Inc petition in the above entitled
matter OF the Chippewa & Flambesu
Improvement Company having been
1aly tiled on the 2Hn day Of sent
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31

Il YOU are mistaken, admit ii. and
youth be the one 10 profit
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Make Your Errors Count.

Proffting by mistakes has become
one OF the most important features
Of the average car owners motor
ing. just as in life in general Any
mistake is always fatal If one learns
nothing from it.
Ii you don't make some mistakes
in owning and operating your car you
aren't human. If you don't make
those mistakes count for something
you're not wise.
Most automobile owners are begin,
been made it should be studied care
fully in order to see wherein 1t can
be of service in avoiding a more seri-
Gus mistake.
Suppose you make the mistake of
rushing headlong into some major re-
pair work just because some garage
employe whom you have never seen
before tells you that there is some
thing very much the matter with
your car. Discovering your mistake
1t is a foregone conclusion that some
profit lies in reminding yourself that
whenever you are given a piece of
advice again YOU will weigh it care
fully.
Right now there are thousands of
car-owners who do not know what
bearing trouble is just because they
have learned through blundering that
changing the crankcase oil every 500
miles is more than mere custom. Had
these people taken their mistakes as
total losses they would, in all probabil
ity, have completely overlooked the
possibility of taking their mistakes
as future helps. They would not be
getting anywhere near as much out
of their motoring today.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Did You Know

That failing to have carbon removed
regularly helps to hasten the need for
replacing the piston pins? The ping
Ing knock caused by carbon repre-
sents the blows upon the piston heads
by pre-ignited gas when the pistons
are coming up on their compression
strokes. The piston pin absorbs much
of the shock, and wears accordingly.
That gases have momentum? When
a lot of gas is being sucked through
the intake manifold and you close the
throttle suddenly there is a decided
tendency for the last few cubic inches
of gas vapor to keep on moving at
the previous velocity of all the gas
being led to the cylinders. This will
cause the gas to create a partial
vacuum in the intake. II you open
the throttle a second later the effect
may be the same as though the engine
were not getting gas for an instant.
That you may throw the engine out
of balance by inserting just one new
piston out of the stockroom? When
new engine seems to be developing
a piston slap most owners are eager
TO have a mechanic try a new piston
in the troublesome cylinder. This
often breeds additional trouble.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Your Wishes Come True.

Every now and again one will hear
car owner wish for this or that i'm.
provement in motoring when. as a
matter of fact. the improvement is
already available.
Haven't YOU often wished that YOU
could take your car by train anywhere
you want to so in the United States
and have your own personal trans
portation instantly available when you
reach your destination? Well, there
Is transcontinental freight company
already engaged in answering that
wish.
"Oh. for an automobile diagnotician!'
you doubtless have exclaimed, know
ing all too well the limitations of the
average repair shop when you are in
trouble of a tricky nature. A popular
wish. TO be sure. But it is interesting
to note that in Chicago nearly 100
automobile owners have financed and
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Storage Battery Aids.

There is a special rubber strap that
comes for the purpose of carrying an
automobile storage battery. 1t has
hooks on each end that grip the
handles. Instead Of carrying the bat.
terry with both hands and with the
aid of YOUR body you can carry a
heavy battery very conveniently with
one hand
Most battery boxes break because
the clamps are too tight The box is
also weakened by rottinS. which. in
turn. is caused by carelessless in test
ing the cells and by riding over rough
roads with the caps loose or left off
altOgeth her
Evening star., 1925-07-26
What's the Ideal Brake

Opinions differ widely as to the best
brake, and those who have studied all
designs carefully are of the opinion
that it may have to be a compromise.
One recipe for the ideal brake is as
follows:
Brake bands on all four wheels.
operated hydraulically.
F'ront-wheel brakes internal expand
ing, completely inclosed, rearwheel
brakes external contracting. Front
brakes larger than rear.
This permits of equalized force at
the bands. due to the hydraulic con
troll. and provides for protection of
front brake lining and compensation,
due to expansion of the bands through
heal
Evening star., 1925-07-26

the single sleeve type of motor which
were scheduled to enter the 500-mile
race at indianapolis Memorial day.
Predictions are, however, that this
new type of motor will be seen under
the hoods of some American cars next
January in auto show time.
The belief is gaining headway in
engineering circles that the automo-
bile does not have enough wheels.
Early locomotives were of the four
wheel variety. and it is intimated that
the present automobile is just about
as far behind the time The idea of
the siX-wheel motor busSeS now seen
in many cities is Shat the rear of
the machine receives only the average
of the four individual jolts of the
rear wheels. 1t is now proposed 10
further reduce the average by using
four wheels for the front of car.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in a
suit of Grein against Gordon. The
Grein car had stalled near the top of
a hill on heavily travelled highway
when young woman who attempted
to cross the space to the right of
the car was struck and killed by the
Gordon car in passing.
Since the stalled car was in the
center of the road. with room to pass
on either side, the court maintains
that the Gordon car had the right
to pass on the right. In other words.
in Pennsylvania you are now legally
permitted to pass TO the right ire
spective of the fact that one of the
elementary road rules of Pennsylvania
is to pass to the left when overtaking
another vehicle. The lesson in this
is the growing need for rules for en-
forcing the law.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
AUTO DEALERS FROLlC
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY
Row Will Be Deserted During
Afternoon While Festivities
Are Held.

Automobile row will be deserted
Wednesday afternoon. according to
S. s. Grogan, assistant secretary Of
the Washington Automotive Trade
Association.
That is the time set for the annual
froIic of the automobile dealers.
Shortly after noon they will leave
their respective places of business for
the Beaver Dam Country Club.
"All good hard road, SO no danger
of getting stuck in the mud" reads
the latest detour information. 'Fes-
tivities start at l O'Clock and last
until dark"
Evening star., 1925-07-26

design of the steering assembly and
front springs are responsible for wheel
Wabble.
g. Gasoline tank wagons and trucks
dangle a chain from the frame to the
ground to carry off the static cleo
tricfty that might be generated by the
disturbance of the fuel.
4. Front wheels tend to turn out
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Right Off the Hood.

One of the new skies on the mar
ket provides for control and varia-
ton of the oil pressure by the throttle.
Usually the pressure is controlled by
an adjustment. or by the speer of the
engine. With the new scheme an
engine enjoys the advantage of high
pressure when accelerating as well
as when running fast
Engineers were somewhat diSap-
pointed over the last minute with
drawal of two racing cars embodying
Evening star., 1925-07-26

own a car owners laboratory In which
over $4,000 worth of scientific ap-
paratus is available for diagnosing
purposes.
"TheSe concrete roads are wonder
fully smooth, but they are hard on
the eyes" you have often said. And
perhaps you have regretted the habit
those roads have of cracking. Many
have also been annoyed by the cross
wise joints which often give the car
a little jolt at regular intervals. But
even this wish has been granted. Con
crete surfaces are being covered with
a special road material dressing of a
dark color and jointless nature. II
reminds one of the perfect gravel road
without the dust.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

it's tire. One wheel is pressed down
against the road while the other tends
to fly up in the air, the action re-
versing IL the swing of the wheels is
reversed.
2. Front wheels will wabbIe as easily
on a smooth road as on a rough one,
exhaustive tests show. Tire elasticity,
determined by air pressure, and the
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Two Birds-0ne Stone.

When a motorist buys a storage
battery for his new radio set there
is no reason why his automobile
should not still be in the back of his
head. The battery folk. put up a
little neater outfit for radio use, but
a storage battery is unsfghtly in any
event, so why not buy regular auto
mobile battery and hide it behind the
furniture? Get a battery that will
do for your car. In a pinch you Won
have TO rent one or wait around when
you want to get away with the car
on the big trip.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

when going over a, bump because tbs
ball end of the steering arm in rising
up must steer the wheels n little to
one side at the same time.
5. Water and sulphurio acid. in ad-
dition 10 unburned gasoline, get down
past the pistons in most motors to
dilute the crankcase lubricant.
Copyright. 1920
Evening star., 1925-07-26
THE SUNDAY MOTORlST
An abridged Magazine for Car OaUners
~ EDITED BY WILLIAM ULLMAN

Motors are much like men-the less
character they possess, the more
noise they make.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Now You Have It,

answers to last weeks questions)'
/. The "gyroscopic couple" is the
name of a force arising from the fly
wheel action of a front wheel and
Evening star., 1925-07-26
Lessons From Accidents.

Motordom has a right to be exer-
cised over a verdict rendered by the