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Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20
The Trend of EUents

Tauana keeper charged Jointly with Chief
Police Audrey
ct3g in the Quartet by slssbinp his is with @ % b[ p h SUI
crime unyelding Justice will
make these two men, if guilty in sufeingand
And 1iajuana is good place
Newspaper report from Boston
poker high city Maybe it's
moral uft More likely
moral upift-in
says people live longer in phladel
h than other city right You
can live about five in Philadelphia least
that
Grover Begdol during the war;
is arrested in Germany charge
prsl1ss If true Cowardice itself is immoral
has perfected machine which miks the cow
ghs the barn at the same time the
ohuns butter wheels cutting feed etc If onIv il
could be made to provide abs they stay out late and
would
James Johnson weird religious cult in Phil
adepa which had other strngng Of
children to endo them with
ana 10 persuade them to contribute king just been
sentenced to 20 years at hard labor penitenta That's good
tang remarkable how in this enlightened many silly pone
1 snort cut TO glory will be fooled by
S me odaSnloned method OF getting
Golden Rule the only meried way Meantime John
supernatural powers will put to get
Johnson out of the fix he o
by new issues arising every d with o,o...
next fall rapidly touching solctou the noit
tan are like the the @ an election is in the
contemplation begins trim his nbos ont Of %
eyeteeth 1t doesn't hvnocro ~
up ana ma that
'oie are we drifting
p0'ateo ohy When 1t is time to
are Feadng watching, not
are e most Intelligent
@ can iooi all the people
W you can 1901 all the people all poitcian
washington would do well to Lincoln's words -
Inc famous bronze casting
hundred TONS perced solid
o"h se'e eet from its base by
VeS 1ha another earthquake
"dere mas set throughout
p7heVe that the Buddh
statue ordered the
ei empty of
earhqKe the lightning bo
Intelligence which natural o
that Divine Intelligence
on and on learning until 6nalv
oriental as well as occidental
bronze bu in Mind.
Secretary the decided views re
tive to irrigation
settle in the mesquite sit the the sun l
frugaly fjoles
and ne years patiently waiting
sections Of
Mr. Work be entied
a;tudo
mind his
eaheated house Washington sitting In
4Hu+ Yuko~;0
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20
LoRENTzEN RANCH SOLD

GLENDALE-The east 40 acres of
the Paul Lorentzen ranch on east C
avenue is reported to have been sold
to E. P. Jarnigan, of lateral II. Con-
sideration not stated.
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20
Deputy Gle

1st pub Feb. 20, last Mar. 13-TJC
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20

In the Superior Court of Maricopa
County, State of Arizona.
W. l. Lively, Plaintiff,
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20

Bgdo wealthy dodger during the war;
arrested IN Germany charge
pristng, if Cowardico itself
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20

Philadelphia medical specialist
ph than in other city the United You
live about Philadelphia week-or at least it
Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20

Dixon H. man has miks the cow
ts the
chuns butter turns wheels for grinding only il
could be made alb stay out late and
come home somewhat the
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Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20

Newspaper has nend
poker al city it's a
upft More likely
But any Boston it's
noau fir
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
AIR USED
IN GREASING AUTOS

'The four bit sale is expected to
60 over big" states Louis X. Roth of
the Roth Brothers Al Bonded Ga
rage. This sale offered for one week
only is n greasing sale in which all
cars brought in this week will be
thoroughly creased at greatly reduced
prices.
''TEe purpose Of this sale is to dem
onstrate the thoroughness in which s
car is creased by the new compressed
air systems. No longer is the effec-
tiveness of the job dependent upon
the strength Of the mechanic. Here
tofore the amount Of grease entering
the cups was up TO the mechanics
strength. If he was stout enough to
turn a sufficient pressure into the
grease gun all well and good, other
wise the hard and frozen bearing was
neglected. With the new Roth Broth
ers system Of greasing by compressed
mir, the very latest in autOmotive in
dustTy, a tremendous pressure is at
the finger tips Of the operator.
NO bearing is frozen so bad but
that a clean fresh stream Of grease
can be forced into it by compressed
AIR. III auOltlOn 10 tnlS system spa
cial grade Of long life grease is used.
This ideal combination exactly
doubles the usefulness Of a grease
job. An ordinary grease job lasting
500 miles is replaced by n compressed
air grease job that will still be eff
fectiye after 1000 miles.
Every single oil cup and grease
cup will be filled TO capacity, springs
properly fabricated and satisfaction
guaranteed TO every motOrist. 4 large
rush is expected 10 take advantage
Of this money-saving event and the
night shift Of men will service those
wishing to have this work done after
working days. The offer holds cool
for one week only.
'Our weekly reward is vigilantly
watched and fully appreciated by the
motorists. This week the reward is in
deed a fine one. 4 real honest -
goodness paint job. Every week will
see some handsome and useful gift
awarded"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
GENERAL TIRE MADE
OF FRESH RUBBER

a couple Of things in connection
with our PR sent advertising campaign
on General tires may sound like para
dox. but there is no trick to them
after an says +. II. Hagner OF the
Hagner Tire Stores, general tire dis
triubsOrs here.
You'll notice in connection with
our special trade-in sale that tires that
have been in service since September
or longer have 4 relatively higher
trade-in value than tires put in since.
1t might sound as if we were buying
antiques, but the real secret is that
many tires that contain a large per
ccntage Of reclaimed or scrap rubber
have gone in service since early fall.
and these do not have the resale value
Of tires made OF real, live crude rub
br.
1T is all along the line Of our dec
laratiOn that you can't save rubber by
using less Of it. The substitution Of
cheaper compounds for one-third Of the
Pure rubber may reduce the cost sew
eral dollars, but by weakening the en-
AAAN III ~ AaAA TAM FAA ANN-kAAlAN VI
the wear. We are informed BY the
General Tire Company that they de-
cline 10 make any tires containing any
reclaimed rubber. realizing that sec
Ond-hand material in new tires can
never equal fresh goods.
1T is evident that the great in
crease in the production of reclaimed
rubber. the figure was $4,000 tons
for 1922 against $4,000 tons the year
before, is helping 10 mitigate the crude
rubber crisis, 50 that there will prob
ably Be enough rubber 10 enable man
TO carry on in 1926 without
any actual shortage THAI would make
them curtail operations, but there will
not be plenty Of crude rubber for sew
cral years, when plantation extensions
that have recently been made in vari-
Gus parts Of the world come into bear
ing.
The big temptation among tire
makers now seems u be extended By
the chance to make tires more chcaply
with reclaimed rubber. We expect that
by comparisons. Generals. with moth
ing but fresh new rubber. will stand
out prominently, more 50 than ever,
FOR quality.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
Ne " SERVICE
CLUB OPEN To
8. A. FORDS
New Plan of Yantis VIII
Reduce Cost of Motor
ing for Owners.

San Antonio Ford dealers are be-
ing offered unusual opportunity to
save on repair bills through regular
inspection. adjustments and oiling.
The Yantis Motor company, a leading
Ford dealer here, has organized the
Nantis Service Club to keep the Fords
of its members in the best of health.
As result San Antonio Ford own
crs are eager TO become members and
the Yantis Motor company is alfeady
reporting a large membership.
MANY SERVICES.
Membership in this club gives your
Ford benefit of many services that
help reduce the costs of motoring.
Here are the services that are Of
fered:
Thoroughly oil and grease car, in
Guiding grease in rear axle; drain and
refill crank case charging only for
the oil used); clean and oil timer
and inspect wiring; test spark plugs
and test and adjust coil units; drain
sediment bulb, drain and adjust ear
buretor, if necessary: inspect and adj
just low speed, brake and reverse
bands; test storage battery, fill with
distilled water and inspect connec-
tons: wash car and steam or other
wise clean chassis twice monthly; free
wrecker service. anytime, from any
where in the city to Yantis' service
station: a written detailed mechanical
report furnished upon request.
SMALL FEE.
Membership fee in the Yantis Ser
vice Club is So q month. The club
is also open to the owners of Fords
that are in commercial use and at the
same cast.
Another feature of the clubs plan
is that owners of cars will be noti-
fled to bring their cars in for inSpec'
ton and attention at regular inter-
walls. The club is open to all Ford
owners
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
CARUTHERS OPENS
USED FORD BUSINESS

/. W. Caruthers. one. Of the best
known figures in the used car mar
ket in San Antonio. is going TO enter
business for himself. This announce
mcnt was made last week by Mr.. Ca
ruthers who says that he will deal ex-
clusively in used FOrds. For more
than six years. he has been connected
with various Ford dealers. His last
connection was as manager of the
Used Car Department of Herpel-Gil-
lesDie company.
Mr. Caruthers' now place will be at
S07 Broadway and his well known
slogan Better Used Fords for Less
Money" will continue to be his bust
ness motto. He will accompany each
car sold with a 30-day service guar
ante and at will mean just what it
says-a good used car in running
shape" said Mr.. Csruthers.
This enterprising dealer probably
knows as much about the inner work
ings Of a used Ford car as Henry
himself. He has handled them for
years, repaired and rebuilt them and
bought and sold all models to date.
Most people fail TO realize that
every car on the street is a used car"
said Mr.. Caruthers. "The minute a
car rolls off the show room floor
and is operated by an owner, IL is a
used car. The value Is just in pro-
portion TO the use il receives and the
care given il. There are many used
cars. carefully broken in and care
fully looked after by owners who I'M
derstand motor cars and such Fords
are excellent values. 1t is our bust
ness to rIsell such cars as the owner
buys a new one or moves away. Our
customers will find that they can buy
a used car from us that in proportion
to the mileage it has given, is just as
seTviceable - new car and the
price is much less, even in proportion
to use. Hence we anticipate a rapid
~ growing business. We are DEPEND
able and we have a business reputa.
ton which goes with our cars. In
other words, they will be just as we
represent them"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

Al Prucha, president of San An
tonic Body Company, reports that he
has just closed a contract with Fed
cral Supply Company, through E. T..
Parker Of the latter company, for
one million feet of bone dry, air sea-
soned oak for the manufacture OF
"Sabco" commercial bodies and cabs.
The placing of this large order is
in line with the Sabco policy of look
ing ahead and arranging for a def
mite supply of high grade material
for manufacturing purposes in order
to maintain the high standard OF
"Sabco" bodies and cabs.
The cost of oak and hickory as well
as other materials has been steadily
increasing and it has been impossible
for almost two years TO buy on the
open market any hardwood which was
thoroughly dry. The San Antonio
Body Company has for more than one
and a half years carried large stocks
Of oak lumber in order TO be in a po-
sition to supply. at all times thor
oughly air seasoned material.
The placing of this order assures
"SabcO" customers and prospective
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
BOSTON IS ENRAGED
over PARKING TAX

Automobile owners in Boston have
become enraged over the proposal of
Mayor Nichols of an additional tax Of
IS to $40 year for the privilege Of
parking in any part of the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
1873 ARE KILLED
AT RAIL CROSSINGS

One hundred and eighty-three occu-
pants of automobiles were killed at
grade-crossings in Pennsylvania last
year. The number of injured totaled
GA.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
RACER EYES
PRIZE FOR 500 MILES

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April g.
The first Of the contingent OF foreign
racing drivers to reach American
shores this year il John F. Duff, Of
London, England. Duff was the guest
Ot 4. z. Myers, Secretary-managcr OF
the indianapolis Speedway. for two
days last week, during which time
he also accepted an invitation 10 visit
Fred Duesenbcrg and his new 81 IL
cubic inch cars, which are being built
for the JDO-mile race here May 81.
While Duff's visit to America Os-
tensibly was IN see a brother who is
attending the University Of Southern
California at Los Angeles, the fact
that he made a special trip TO In
dianaDOlis and asked to be driven
around the big brick course several
times would indicate that he has de.
signs on the coming Fourteenth An.
nual international SWeeuSta keg, 10 be
run this year with the smallest motors
ever seen in big league racing in
America.
Duff. an English veteran Of the
World War, though he is only 81,
began racing Immediately after he
was discharged from a years stay at
a hospital as a result Of an intimate
acquaintance with q creeping barragC.
His most spectacular performance was
the setting Of a worlds tWenty-fOur-
hour record at the Montlhery track,
near Paris, last September. Duff, with
Captain Wolfe BarnatO, young South
African millionaire, driving relief for
him, covered 22SO miles in the "a
hours at an average Of 95.O3 miles
an hour. he also holds the double u.
hour record, $3.50 miles an hour. He
won the Rudge-W hitworth Grand
Prix, a 24-hour race on the historic
Grand Prix course at LeMans, in
1924.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
SERVICE STATION
EASILY OBSERVES
CAR TIRE VALUES

There is no place ike a service
station 10 compare methods Of tire
construction and their relative values.
according TO II. c. S. Smith. who
operates a Firest0ne service station
M 30S Broadway.
Mr. Smiths station is equipped 70
repair any kind Of tires and 70 r.
tread solid truck tires. During the
course Of every year be secs the in
sides Of thousands Of tires. Every
make Of tire in America has passed
through the def fingers Of his tire
doctors. He is in a position to com
pare the value of each make tire for
long life, reliability and construc-
ton.
Il have Observed he says. that
kirestone Gum-Dipped Cords make
fewer visits 10 the repair shop than
any other tires. Through long Years
Of experience and exclusive manufsc-
turing methods, Firestone has been
able 70 produce tires that overcome
many Of the common causes Of tirf
failure.
-Firestone's Gum-Dipping process.
which is exclusive with this company.
impregnates and insulates every cord
IN the tire carcass with pure rubber
providing extra strength and stamina.
All Of the component parts Of
Firestone tires are designed and built
with as much care as is used in the
construction Of a skyscraper. Separ-
alton OF plies OF any other part Of
the tire is practically unheard Of be-
cause Of Firestone methods Of Hssur-
ing adhesion.
With ordinary care Firestone tires
give thousands Of trouble-free miles.
J know they are good. That's Why
eel them. says Mr.. Smith.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
LACQUER WTHSTANDS
HOT, COLD WEATHER

Recent announcement Of the Peerless
Motor Car Corporation that al its cars
would be finished entirely in lacquer
recalls the years devoted by paint
manufactures in research in an en-
desvor % find q satisfactory automo-
bile finish.
The qualities sought were ability 70
Withstand the heat Of the summer sun,
the sub-zero temperatures Of winter.
and driving rains Of spring. The finish
must stand these tests, not for a few
months. but for the entire life Of the
ear. From the manufacturing view
point q finish was required which
could be dried by evaporation without
the necessity for taking days Of bak-
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
PRESERVE ORIGINAL
HORSELESS VEHICLE

The great grandfather of all auto
mobiles today, the first horseless We
hicle in the United States which did
not run on tracks, is still in exist
ence. Built by Richard Dudgion, in.
ventor of the hydraulic Jack, it
stands, carefully guarded, in a ware
house in Oyster Bay, n. Y. The old
car resembles a hay wagon with
steam attachment. Run by steam,
the boiler extends down the middle of
the car and a smokestack is in front.
Along each side of the car are seats
for passengers, 10 in all.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
5 I EEL B D D !
Of CAR SAVES
4 LIVES
National Safety Campaign
Gets Boost From
Proper Building.

Dodge Brothers all steel automo,
bile bodies arc enthusiastically en-,
dorsed by four happy citizens o
Omaha, Neb.. who unauestiopably
owe their lives to the ali steel body
at the Dodge Brothers sedan belong
ing TO r. /. tombstone, of the firm
Of Paxton and Gallagher. Of Omaha.
But let Mr.. tombstone tell it in his
cwn words:
On September Z. 1924. three corr
panions and myself were travelling
over the road just outside Ardmorc,
South Dakota. Being somewhat be-
hind schedule. We were hitting it NJ
about - miles an hour. The road
had been recently dragged and was
full OF ruts, invisible. however. be
cause Of covering Of newly scraped
gravel. Suddenly | noticed n high
eroUn in the road, tapering off on
either side. Before we knew what
was happening, We hit the hidden
ruts IN our path, my car swervCj.
jumped literally out OF my hands,
and turned completely over, resting
on its Top.
M1NUh Bht lSES.
'Our first task was naturally to
extricate ourselves. You can imagine
our qualification at being able TO do
this. and. after taking stock of our
injuries. and noticing that they Were
confined to minor bruises, we set
about righting the sedan. Picture
cur establishment at seeing that no,
enc particle of the glass had been
broken. The only apparent damage
was a dent at the top corner of tho
ear, where we had first landed, an
few minor twists. ! enclose a
photograph taken at the time.
laughing for sheer joy we got inIp
the car again, and drove to Edge
mont. There we soon found a gar
age. and were delighted to discover
that the damage to the car was in
deed as we had noted.
At that time, had driven my
car only 1852 miles. / hesitate to
tell you how many thousand miles
have added TO this total since
then. for fear Of making you thinS
/ am telling a fish story instead Of
car storr. Suffice it TO say that
l have driven it constantly evCf
since. Naturally ! cannot pass by
any chance to praise the all steel
body"
STEEL Is VALUABLE.
-Mr. Johnstone's experience, har-
rowing though it was, is a source of
grent satisfaction to Dodge Brothe,s
dealers and owners everywhere. and
Ia proof that the safety built into
Dodge Brothers all steel bodies has
been of inestimable value TO over one
and one-half million Of satisfied OWE
ers," adds George Wroten, Dodge
Brothers dealer in San Antonio.
This type of body is equivalent to
free life insurance TO every Occu-
pant, and is responsible for the con-
fidence Dodge Brothers owners every
where have in their cars. The con.
tinued and increasing demand for
this type Of body, in which Dodge
Brothers we're pioneers over lively
years ago, proves our contention
that motor car purchasers are becOnI.
ing more discriminating. and are
demanding greater safely for them
selves and their farnilics. holding
safety first as the paramount factor
in comfortable motor riding"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
DODGE BROTHERS
SALES CONTINUE

Retail deliveries OF 1888 new motor
cars and trucks by Dodge Brothers
dealers in the United States during
the week ended March 10, in spite of
the unfavorable weather conditions
which have been general throughout
the country, are within a few cars
of the record week in Dodge Brothers
history, made during the height of
the spring selling season last year.
Deliveries in the first two weeks
of March this year, total 1851, com
pared with 9799 for the same period
of 1925, gain of % per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
BUYS 100000 FEET OF
OAK FOR SABC0 BODIES

purchasers Of the highest grade of
material and provides definite
source of supply for dry stock for
one year. 1t is specified in the con-
tract that all lumber is to be at least
IL months dry at date of shipment.
This is perhaps the largest single
order for hardwood for Texas manu-
featuring purposes ever placed in the
state and is an indication of the
optimistic outlook for the increased
use of "Sabco" bodies and cabs, and
Of the progressive character of the
Sabco establishment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
STAR FOUR BUILT
IN FOUR MODELS

The Star four is built in the fol-
lowing types: Touring, sport touring,
coupster and coach.
The Star six. the Lowest priced six
in the world" Il built IN sport tour
ing iandau-sedan, sedan, coupe and
coach models.
The Durant Motor company plant
az Oakland is valued at approximate.
ly S5,OOO,OOO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04
CARE is NECESSARY
IN GRINDING VALVES

To remove pits from the face Of
valve before grinding it, use either
valve facing grinder or put the valve
in a lathe. Be careful 70 clean all
carbon from The valve stem. as a slight
particle on the stem will throw il of
center in the lathe. Face the valve
with a lathe tool or a tool post grinder
Evening star., 1926-04-18
3-Piece Living Room Suite, $155

Living that combines attractive and
comfort The expert workmanship and selected materials give
ance of durability covering of fine Denthere several
designs to Loose reversible cushions Nacan spring
construction remarkable value. S155.
Evening star., 1926-04-18
Eyes of the Navy
Undergo Repairs
At Optical Shop

Improved "eyes" for the Navy. yet
suffering from the strains of war. will
be provided at the Washington Nav
Yard. In the optical shop Of which
will be reconditioned all of the binocu-
lars now in use aboard ships of tho
American fleets in home and foreign
waters.
Most of the binoculars now in use
in the Navy were constructed during
the period 1914191S, when, ACCORDING
to the Navy Department, good quality
optical glass was not obtatnablc-
These did not give satisfactory service
and many adverse reports have been
received, with the result that u gen
eral order has been issued. calliHg
them in for treatment as rapidly a.
they can be handed.
The optical shop of the local yara
now is engaged III reConditioning IL
first batch OF 200 glasses. A few .
them already have been delivered e"
officers of the fleet with instructions
to try them out and report on IA"
results.
Evening star., 1926-04-18
ACCIDENT ENDS PURSUIT.

A chase from Good Hope Hill,
through Twinirg City and on toward
Washington. in which an automobile
was attempting to escape from Motor
Cycle Police Sergt. o. r. Sanders of
the eleventh precinct, ended at Fiji
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast last night, when the
automobile skidded and broke a rear
axle in making a sharp turn.
Sergt- Sanders arrested Carl f.
Smith, u years old. 624 II street, and
alleged = to have been found in the
automobile.
smith was taken to- the eleventh
precinct and charged with transport
ing liquor. illegal possession and reck-
less driving. He was released under
LOO bond