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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

CATURDAY The star published on
- its first page an editorial asking
Seattle: Is II the Worst Town IN
the World?'
The editorial depiored the ION.
fnued knocking and panninF' n
the city by ministers and other pub
ucigts.
saturday afternoon, sunday and
! Monday. n flood OF comment purcd
in from readers. Most OF It was
commendatory: some condemned the
editorial
Typical expressions, culled from
letters and telephon. calls, we're.
Robert Bender. Columbia theateri
Maybe ! am wrong, but | think
you have struck n common chord
in Seattle hearts. rs splendid
stuff
r. Plerson. Pierson & Co, Bay
building u want TO take Off my
nat 70 the gentleman who wrote the
editorial. have lived in this city
tor 20 years. u is firing and as
gushing 10 read about vice and 50
forth that 9s people out Of a hundred
don't know anything about and don't
want 10 know"
Vincent Ferulond, al Cedar ST.
~ agree with you to boost the city,
but / disagree regarding morals and
law and order
y, T.. Albrecht 222f Eighth ave
You discuss Seattle from a stand.
point OF criminaiity. The daily pa
pcrs show II IN n bad enough Hight.
but II h even worse than appears on
Tho surface"
George n. Crandol. attorney, Dox'
Ter Horton building. I'm the muin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
CONFESSES ROBBERY
StArwich VIII Go
After Fugitives

Ausfg ery t Esr ~
Hsv NArHfN be- czFHzSa pas
1T SEfpF sHl DrFsg coa
sarrrN se F-vparae % So 10 tR,
Arrcs IN Arvas klsarv Az
lv WsFA hrF ca rsEsw.
1ht7r SAiaras Wst
rHre m 'sa'v fsy ufv S-a5s TFa
Masrp E igagv C,nts
% Fearrr BE- NE srses 81 hrFaA
ne uHa E5aF etrrGs ~r
rtf Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Knows
Speed Cop
Well, Now

We spsta cg. cnsGghri *
uerr Hsrn tNtok carter paessss
rup luta a lA ~ nluhy ano.
EsmstiayfS rul lass pieng I tsass
tbt ptsn STEINER Nas rs1,rx 81
Fcuggh svv 3 al nc umt
n raA~ei a Ns car aans %
Hsile. aa bggF ava soFn~a b. rbs
dFfsrr rut 10 an Avrul hater
WHY ka9a an the tNNs a. arad.
SgEvsFs Ho1sthumaScr Adaus
ryrcs ana Caf,fa De tefl mc
That's fanuN satd Nea
knaa carter Sart Carriers a
S Freed ~ uurn says hr l
pra,s eat TIE sap and BE- }cekes
al my nAms 90 tie tsttOEp - b.
Zee &l4at ssS a wvuA 1usi
pa2ra Als hat aoeR ever hs SAr,
and tarpyN az Ms csat collaF and
a01ys 90 Re knows Garter Dgp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Getting a Stake
in Northwest

This ~ the second story by y. u
DraIa and Jim Marshall on "tsrffisE
. stake In the Pacific Northwest
The first story. printed Henant.
pointed eat thnf the ttnaher wealth.
OF the country isn't zein2 20 last
forever and snid that. eventually 4.
the country would have 60 becoms
in~dustrIaifsed. IL drew attention 10
one obtIous channel for money.
making.
Tedny's story continues the ais
QUESTION, strrssinK the faulty Of ~tu-
vcstlng~ In several serts % eater
prisrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Here the way the lease game
s worked IN Seattle and an over
The West Side.
The promoter leases q farmer
land fof 8 or 10 cents an acre
II hes generous Ia MANY eases
he gets the lease FOR nothing, rs
promising the farmer one-sighth
royalty on all tho Oh pumped
out. He agrees 10 sink a well
within five years The farmer,
having nothing 20 lose, readily
agrees.
Ia this manner thoauands 9f
ncres between Seattle and Au
burn. around pnry Angeles near
Elma. an over the olympic pen
mstila near snohomish and IN.
the Grays Harbot country, have
been leased snd arc now In the
process of beug Released
Some 81 thH u -lehsinE nots mo
sslrsmau and promoter 81 ans
aorr Pretty mIr profit consider
uE go ra.t fHs promoter D dime
Sos a.la in rne THO ralt
mHn rgt an n % pocket thr
promotion utHr 1aaf HF other a
md t'a.e son
D0H t an Don't lHr
rImm IU Page Column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Watson Retrial in
Canada Is Near End

NANAlMo n c, Nas Ths
rested is csse ate last
aiEht ia lat rvtfial - RoS Nat
sen saFutr seattle vfgV detective,
charged with partAo3atns In TIC
sasaee Nana.mN RIVAL Hank hsed,
az ot lsst necemtef ~
r's e~eEoNxA expected e. eleSs
ase case 1Ntvf eNvnius = h,
Johnson and AsFyF STONE saeab
sentenced 10 eskat wears 81 o@kA,ls
prison ana &c flashes ftNm The Pyts
on eat q nlat taas we've IS grsslc
ip Waisen's aefcase TsseEaay na0a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

OMAHA. Nsb New '-AmsrsraH
" homes would b. happier Z
peopls had mafc chlldrcn
This 81 lsaR; R the nrm belief
~ MFn William Ko1ol % Omaha
who - fu1y qualified 70 bold such
an ou4nhon,
Fer Mrs KoE4ol IL i6r mother q
u elsiiaren all within a spaea q
y years
Her chiliua ara. Ia aKt fcym
tsn 70 Mrs gana h
them. evoked tcr them aauc Al hsr
housswork faund time % tAke an
actite Part Ia ne affairs q her
parish church and manage 80 keep
Informed ca public events enough
% east mn intelligent yete IN every
eiefsso1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
HAS NEVER HAD
sERN IN HOME

And shes done ga q ihts w4thaut
q servant maintaining her hoase
on the noe Swollen alAFy 81
her husband VINO IL a iaborSr
An interviewer found Mfg kogsol
IN the Kitchen 81 her home shs
Was busy eutuns ont winter arswns
for the youngest nf bef hrpoi
IAi;ls Lucille Dorothy ard Ser
utos thc tabisH q the family at
on the floor pre;endine that thsy
TOO wcrc making dresses Another
daughter Adsiine who IS ~ sat 2
sewing machine SEWING ths pieces
her motaW ciippcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

HrNd, fehs OiaaaR syFc
srieg
We dont rees aH Let cl
ce-xru se8 20 tr
Estr ne N
Hhe reE ueu % r-s
Nrrs plsics esd eoErrE
Lcans apeuEf 1pr gaL
Ers tn cuiH = Stpprd hz
Re las maNp fNsu
~ sfrr PEE hutv rppcs hm
Thra Ne 6lseppcarS
We kuoa a Seatlia hdy who u e
-oser she always @ys hcoriimS-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
GENERAL IDEA
rs SIPPORTE

Lady wilHe Fofbus attorney,
Leaiy building; II heartily Usrcc
with the general puiIiopc Of The cdi.
torinl. n n Is TO be construed solely
q an apology for vice conditions ~
might better hive been omitted But
lt Included 80 many wholeoomc n
gestlons az TO whnt 60 do and what
not TO do that ! consider u Of great
value"
james VI. t,oWdcn. travelling RalcH-
Wurn 10 Page 7, Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

-iGA just az ras1 60 manage
many ehildreu az a few sae sshi
For, Whsn iherv arr ~ many
thel take care - ere another
Mrs koHi0l has thr cauauct -
her soHte well ss~sgematisrA EyrC
child IL EtseB = certain amount II
speeding money every Sunday 3
~ tbs time COMES when be starts
earning 4 salary
Tfw knsiois r - O. that saeh
Ealft AnlaAta a sign ssheai congs
1hfI9she eiiadira s. to work thra
ne htir waErs ayer 90 their f@r
snsN after deducttng spending
mnnsys until they set married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
She
Helped in
Thefts
Husband, Wife and
Another Man Held;
Under Arrest

4 EJJ1ST'lp Min sff h9stSNk
y VnTrage rrvsN a. spa sneiA
~ msR LNNsaa MaIiheo~,a Mss
3ay n.sat 81. Warstag assrelsA Mrs
RsFnaraus NToeu Nse~say maFeiRs
Nant,~ct 10 pr rNitee taat 80
ha3 participated "a several house
rvptsrrS acVrslRE 80 neteyirVe
Cart " a. WRese
The upVaan ana the tNo Wssa 49,
In ths sJ ytalt ras pliee Aes's -
y,esr No aawecsas rseteues ~
aoaseA aAace halls ahA aatNuset =
n which ne NNs lolais thousands
- ASlafr tara thsiF arrest
pA ems eeeaHsNn J Nelrei My
husband oAFrS a tntak oat ~ =
ho1se ne haa tarsisrset tas
cvspan a3suttp3 10 WWsks ava Den
uD Ff,voreu,Nr n A MStrNW she
insisted hsNsyeb thai another
~ Sst pas ARRESTED was rSsPsnsitas
k1F me maksstN af pysA@rscs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
2 Los Angeles Cops
Held on Bride Count

Los ANGELES. Nov 5.-CBy L.
PJ-Two Los Angeles police officers
were Jailed today, charged with OK.
tortlng bride money while patrouing
| their beats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
ABIGAIL ~APPLEsAUoE SAYS.

Il Gss Gee says she IS 80 Poor
In she S thinking % buying q
zuarop on TIE iustsflnenf plan
Borc Hes me body
Of Joe McFeefk
e. trtcs 10 eurc
Ard kiss Ats gioeefsc
lfysrtor i working On a machine
srs III erahle IA 10 talk 70 the de-
sG- The proper call Nih be
|Ezwn-hO-not Hello.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
MAKf GOOD
q

My older girls and | DO hl The
trading said the mother we talk
thingA over ara make pretty good
bargains We 90 an d wi hak
ms washing sewing fancy work
everything Hirc anything dune
y nsn there ave ia girls Ia the
house, Not ma
I'VE rush thru everything and
i have plenty Of time left for
church. wore visiting and 90 on
Mr. Roziol "a eoyn ia Poland
bot sbs f. thorcly AtnerScanized
eyea 10 a marvel vaye She and
her husband ~ taeb own houe
ana haye kept cot 81 a,bS ever
sincr their marriage
Large families iis ths onis
nay she sass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
CLOTHING >oin
~ rt>A>fS

Ma BROWN ana her NasAAeA
have NeeR nyRG IT, tie AssSsstega
a~gAstuseags ma sVN ana Nr ~.
several residents o geF aP@ument
asasr Ssa thys Wegs ts4aoe4 ~
8gVaR Is ReyVhass sYsr&@ts AMI
etarg AVS s as keaWmS that
tAo pste StsleR
Mica pzyes4rrs q 4 t6gss NJ
pvaeh ANA N~A RssAsg&sSs NFgess
"a NreWe ana his Wite Ties esap3
a tNrse aa~Rt1S y ssSsa seS<ss "a
,hssF agsxtmsNI Il . Allega3 A
p@FtssaFsy vaNsaasa SILVER ~ ~,
RapA h Mas SsAsa "a Msuea -
hNa the ANase ~ e ~ Fygtsgsstl
.fgQN gaysa zt~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
SAY III Strand
AnMti> ~tstltsnkRlh>

MIS- Hseo~e elApAe5 taAt zoe staff
VAS steleR ~ the stheg men
M@tgaeWsNa is a pAEole NaeatoF
unaeg a suspended sentence foa
stealing an automobile and dgtNns
while drunk according to Me-ow
er0wp Admlttea several poNsSCss
aeeerdsNs IS The police, pleading MS
Inability - obtain work As an eN
ouse The Officers hope 80 identity
a larseg quantity ~ ge@ts now
held in the police station, Tuesday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
viii Probe
Airplane
Crash
Lyle to Drag Lake in
Search of Alleged
Cargo of Booze


EEnERAL rvHrhsioa assats
L vere rros,ng reports that ths
ArPAue which crashed u LAKE
Washingten Sanaay has aboard =
@rso q smaExioa hooss Roy e
Lyie P-oAioitioa administrator, sad
Tuesday
Preparations wsre being made BY
LyH % DRAG the Lake n the exact
location q ;hs crash IL obtained
we hshevr thr cargo was throw
o%vertoard al the time q y crash
". ~ Whitney. Lylss CHIEF aid
SID Tuesday The plane Is SIN
there and We hope 10 bring evidsacs
70 the surface that yin warrant &C,
tioa
The plane recently was sod al
government auction 10 GeraA
Smith, amer federal &Esnts had se.r.
ed Il and arrested Carl l. II. sufs-
Ter. former owner. and Glen Holt
pilot and grabbed a cargo OF 20
cases OF scotch booze. which had
just been brought across the border.
Svtsler has since disappeared. jump
ing tta.Se0 IN tail bonds
Smith sustained a broken IsE and
minor injuries IN the crash, which
occurred Saturday sveaiuE AFTER
dark. as he VA making a landing
or a secluded and lonely spot along
the west shore Or Lake Wash
ton, north o, sand Point field Ne
vigorously acnisa having booxe
aboard al the t1ne o. the crash
when seen Tuesday at Prgyiaeucs
hospital
His plane which sank % the bos
tom Ok the aks near Juanita point
has been saivaEed By friends ar-
cordlng 30 the pilot
The enEins and other valuable
parts OF the ship have been re-
moved.
NO, I didn't have any liquor.
I was coming back from Beinng.
ham. whore ! had taken a couple
Of passengers but hadn't been
across the border. Smith said.
PLANE TOO SMALL.
SAYS AVIATOR
AS a matter Of fact, anyone who
tried 10 carry booze ln the Sea-
gulf would starvc 20 death. II
won't hold more than 10 or II
cases and when you pay $40 a case
in Canada Tor the stuff sell i here
for t55 and then split up with the
rest Of the gang you haven't got
much left for yourself
"of course. this Is al hearsay.
what other pilots have told me. /
don't know myself from ms own ex.
perience. but II doesn't look as II
there is much money in II. does IT.
Smith laughed at first reports that
a friend, supposed 10 have assisted
in the alleged bootlegging. had
helped him gu OF the plane.
Il wish someone had been there,
I had to unstrap myself M swim a
long ways 70 shore with a broken
leg after l crashed. Then / crawled
up to a house and summoned aid"
he said.
Smith said he swan for IS minutes
with all his clothes on and a broken
leg before he reached shore, but
Turn TO Page :, Column .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Day Or biz scent loaf gone in Sc
|srs says news item. That's be-
|e1se Ne don't kneed il ourselves.
~ comma hee period.
arscc Jones is a lucky guy.
Beyond any doHbt or question
4 ar cat tamdics md chill con
enrHc
Tshoat 0etftng indigestion
ore good thing about ayiators fall
saf INTO a tailspin ar a high attitude,
: Rat they have lots Of time to
raty the books Of Instructions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
MARKET NOTE

I'tis known Facts OF History.
hiton wrote Paradise Regained"
snsr his mother-in-law died.
i@te Wllic Lister
Z rerB naughty to his sister;
sstsrs ma Gag find her-
sWie ron her thru me sausage
grinder.
Have you heard the last Ford
oksE' writes a contributor. Gosh.
" DIARY
tE0Vsmber 81
AZ betlmss. and 10 the hospital. when.
~ y. little Homer Hrsw's new sister.
shs mighty fine. albeit she say
am ss yet, hut. ! doubt mot. viii h.
.LL"'nf betore the week has passed. 90
,...,f and bright she he. In the evening
N hebflds's Tor dinner. and later to
~, ,isniailon tavern. but newly taLsb
A'w hllo'd willard. and there W. did
ne and sup. With MI tn, pleasure in
hsn."ld And 50. singing m.rriII,. 10
~ all right to guard the Panama
nai but what wc need these boot.
~ - something 10 keep alien
'''nies outaof the alimcntnrv canal.
Man Nv me- nam. oi Obadiah
Drcu
"'''ht . boiler and somc roisin,
ma atqdc a batciasf bretc,
sn hei0hbofs made 4 boHcy.
w., h motcd n Woin Wouo-
4 ~ Hrilc him c1rc ot war.
~"' A0ici" ram isa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Gddz0Oks! 1t Doesn't
Sound Like COW to Us;
1t OuthOOples Major!

ttNdAp, mlRds' So Jimmy Williams has contracted to make
~ c%oons fr Tho star for five years more HIM, When he
ua lo years ola ! was his drawing INSTRUCTOR Following my
tua1inF. BIZ once drow q cow on a harm door so htIke that tho
mHnec opencl hs door 90 drive in his COW. Ahcm, Proud days
Cor tr nmuttou'
aue .Frr wheel rolling toward Airs, Elsie L. Fisk, sll FOirvew
... 81. sfhfIr tr That Major Hoople yarn.
Uu. HuaE NS bean or smooon-ako your chuiee-overy dy
u. AHJo IaapIr yarr PRINTED In The star Write il in the
mIa. .aImHabIa salr. kcop & within SO words and mail II TO
Tu tllar uoapu Cun. The star 1907 seventh Ave. Seattle.
Taera NOW mae iHn ioo members OF the Major Hoople club
Ir tuUE im Uan. a tI yhru"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Ra possible 10 Kiss a girl while
drIrsns an automobile. but il takes a
Thoi. ~ q cooperation.
-
Stnk Z haie IS
archibald For
H puts burnt matches
Beck IN ne Dor
THIS IS Apple Wees 8 lot 81 men
rF celebrate il with apple cider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
HOW THE oil A
GAME Is WORRIED

You could. 81 least, use Tho
s4a.,k 10 start a finr with
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Anartmcnts and Tenements

ARCH ST, T2o-s rooms, ist and 7nd
 floor, all mcdern, new house. Inquire
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

BLACK ROCK AVE.-5 room tenement all modern improvements. Apply at store cor. West Main St, and Black Rock Ave,
 CHESTNUT ST. S37-5 room flat, all i'm rrcrements. Inquire 5rd flcor. CHTSTNUT ST, 455--5 room tenement Inouire i5i Chestnut St, or call 75es-S.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Business Places For Rent ,

ARCH ST, Is5-to rent store and garsG Apply Aaron Danielson & G., iSl Ma
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

HART ST. l7s-front room for i or gentlemen, board if desired. Ring Ind bell
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

DEsKS-flat tops and typewriter styles. substantially made. practical and con- venlent. Priced from sS7.50 upwards. Adkins Priting Co.,, stationere and Off, flee Outfitters 6s Church St
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

SrupEsAKER USED CAR pEPr,- studsbaker 1925 Spec Victoria. Studebaker 1922 Big coupe Buick 1923 pass touring Buick 1923 sport roadster Maxwell 1923 sedan Dodge 1921 sedan Roaner 1920 sedan
 ALBRo MOTOR SALES co. ttB Arch Street Phone .so
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

COMPETENT GIRL-for downstairs work, Must be good plain cook. Mrs c. w. L. Hil 16 Washington St,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

CHURCH sT.-stors to rent. two large wlndowk near Main St.. suitable for any
 business. Nj. D. Honeymsn, l3s Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Hclp-WOmcn Wanted

EooKKEFPER-Must bs thoroughly ex- perienced for double entry, for half day. Must be familiar with trial balances. Address, Box 2n-WH, Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

ART METAL drawer letter file, all steel. sS7.5o. with lock $500. New Britain Typewriter Exchange. es West Main Sf
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

WANT
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

EAST MAIN ST., S95-largs front room, twin beds, suitable for people: also light housekeeping. Gail s7pt.w
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
AUTOMOTIVE

Service Stations Repairing 17 WASHING POLISHING
 sIMoNIzING
 Storage. day, week or month. Central Auto Laundry Co.,
 23S Main St.
 Phone liS0. WHEN tune Is money, try our Instant Service. Tires, Batteres. Gasoline. We get you there and back. o'NeirA 39 Washington St. Phone 300.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
AUTOMOTlyE
Autos and Trucks fc. Sal

WEEPING CAR REDUCTIONS FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS 1s2s Packard Sir Sedan. s pass. is2t cadillse Touring. ! pass. 1920 Cole s. Touring, pass. 1sst Hudson Sedan, s pass. 1925 Hudson Coach, 5 pass, 1920 Hudson Coach. 5 pass. 1928 Hudson Coach, 5 pass, 1923 Hudson spesdster 5 pass 1915 Essex Coach, pats. 1924 Essex Coach. 5 pass. 1923 Buick Touring, pass 1e.4 Chevrolet Touring, pass 1894 Hupmobile Sport Touring 1881 overland Sedan 1921 Overland Touring. 1ost Cleveland Sport.
 THE HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO.,.
 1ss ARCH ST.
 TEL. 25is
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

COMPETENT MAIDs-for general house. work Girls who can cook. Wages VIZ per week, Apply, Mrs E. Hanson's Elm ployn,ent Agency. lso High st.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

ELM ST. s-doubls and single roerrs sjl Conveniences, Call lsl7. Mrs. c. AL fred Carlson
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Wanted-Tn Rorrnw

SECOND MORTGAGE-wanted- Win pav bonus on good central business property in New Britain, Morris Tulin, l5l Main St, Room 5. Phone 5S7-c,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

KEGs-Full lins of oak kegs from gal. size up. Prices reasonable. s. F. stro- pie .ll3 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

AUTO ET.EC. sERVICE- fhilco auGo snd radio batteries starting. lighting, E. milton. ll4 Franklin Sq, '. A. Abetr.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

AUTO PATNTING-ttripins. High grade work, low prices. Detroit Auto Paint Shop S5s Park S.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

AUTO TOPS-repamed ana made 10 order. UpholsterinE also. The Furniture EI- change, 1A2 Arch St
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Motorcycles and Sicycles

AUTO oAINTING-E Estlmates furnished. Reasonable prices. Joe AInsA'n- City Service Station. Phuns lU5l2.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

LAIN ST. 5ss-over drug store, Crav- ford coal stove and gas stove slightly used, Must be sold at once. Bargain.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

CAMP ST, S?-niceiy fpr1jsSa5 -.s.. adtolning bath. Call I4S7-5. CENTRAL-to refined American woman. furnished room, all modern eorvsn- fences, private home, five minuten fron, Main St. Tel S756-w
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
MERCH ANDlSE
Articles For Sale

MODEL BoAT-for sale, model of Lust. tanlaD Apply Gideon Boucher lIS M'a sbi. Dtnu Ef
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

SATTERIEs-Goulds. Try ouT service, there ts none better. Gould Battery Service O.. ITO East Main. Tel. 7O6 and 100 West Main Tel S17U.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

WILLOW ST, 77--4 room tenement, ist floor, all Improvements including steam new house. Inquire I, Honeyman. s9 Willow St.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

GRAND ST. tS-Furnished rooms ere large front room, with or without nsh. housekeeping conveniences Phone lisn
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Suburban For Sale

'bAlNVtLLE-S room bungalow with garage, built thls year. Only tbrss minutes walk from factory ot standard steel X Bearings Corp. and schools Sash very reasonable and terms easy,
 I'cen TOT quick sale. The John Cooke Co, Plainville. Phone S6s.s.
 klDGEWAY ST, MAPLE HTLL-s room cottage, all modern. large lot. Pric. reasonable. W. L. Hatch Ca citv usn Phona sAnn wy AAa'i'
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE

We lend housekeHpers UP TO s3Nn saabl ing them to purchase the necessities of If or 10 meet such emergencies as sick ness. or death In the family,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

4RALING-and acetylene welding, carbon
 removed. Hardware Cry Welding Com pany. llt Franklin Sq. ear, Phone 2S60.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

! AIIUIN- STtGUV WUTh dTIV EVVV TiJ Ye London Shop 4S Main St YOUNG MAN WANTED-who Is ambi tious to learn business, with the view of becoming salesman. Write In own handwriting giving particulars about yourself to Box l6-PM. Herald
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

e7 West Main Street, Corner Vashirgton Room 1o4, Phone 1-e-4-5, OPEN to 5 30. SATURDAYS s to | Licensed by the state and Bonded
 10 the Public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-07
Worth Remembering

On some cars there is a tube from
each brake drum housing which is
supposed to offer an outlet for any
excess of grease that happens to be
thrown off by the wheel bearings.
Unless these pipes are kept open
81 ease is likely to get on the brake
bands. Run a piece of wire through
the pipes now and again to keep
them from getting cloSged with dirt.
If you are half way past the road
you intend turning off on better pull
over to the right, slow down and
back up rather than suddenly swing
around. If YOU have almost passed
the road without noticing it the
chances are ten to one that any
driver who may be following YOU
would have no clue as to the posi-
bilty Of your making a sudden left
turn.
Using ahe emergency brake (if it
applies to the drums on the rear
wheels) helps to make the service
brakes more effective. When eX-
ternal contracting brake bands heat
they expand and are less effective.
Thus if the internal expanding
brakes are used the emergency
brake) the drum itself tends to eX-
pand q little so as to partly COM
pensa te for the expansion of the
bands of the service brake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-07
Making Your Automobile

You hear a lot from automobile
statesmen about case hardening and
you note the term used frequently in
car catalogues, but do you know
what it means?
1t seems that hardness and tough
ness in steel do not reach their
maximums at the same time. If you
developed 100 per cent carbon steel
and used it for the crankshaft Of
your car it would be too brittle.
open hearth steel containing Is to
20 per cent carbon would give you
the desired toughness to stand shock
but the crankshaft throws and jour-
nails (Which ride in the bearings)
would not stand the wear.
The answer to this problem is to
carburize the surface of low carbon
steel by greatly increasing the car
hon content. This is known Is case
hardening. After the shaft is care
fully ground the hardened surface
may run to 1892 of an inch in
thickness.
To case harden a crankshaft the
general practice is to pack it in a
steel box containing charcoal or
other carbonaceous compound and
heat in a furnace for sixteen hours
at temperature running as high as
1850 degrees Fahrenheit. This SER
vice to carburize the steel. but be-