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TULSA PAHA' WORLD. SATURDAY, MAY WIS.
5
WATSON IN LINE
FOR PRESIDENT
Indiana Senator Xlost Prom
inently Mentioned Besides
Taft and Roosevelt.
IS PARTY'S STRONG LEADER
Statesman Well Qualified in
Every Way for Task of
Bringing Victory.
.....
United States Fighters Snapped in Front Lines
(Ry OMEli K. 1'ICNKI H 'T. )
WAPHIN'OTi" iN", Mmv 17. Asl.1
from the names of Theodore Roose
velt and William I. Tuft. Jwi's K.
Watson, senator from Indiana, is
most prominently n on I i m I In
Washington as a possible Republican
presidential candidate in 19".).
"Jim" Watson la a litr man big
in more wins than m.o. Ho 'is. to
begin with, able ti;) tin scale., at
perhaps 250 pounds in tin. shado.
lie Is big politically, his personally,
Ub as a good felhr.v rnul idg us a
mixer. And ho has said soon very
big things. Hp was a powerful man
at the head of tho Taft fotces at tho
fumed Chicago convention that nom
inated tho former president, mil he
proved himself bis enough. t pacify
the Progressives, and during his latit
campaign selected Klam II Neal, tho
most radical Indiana Progressive, for
his campaign manager.
Is a ITglilrr.'
Jlrry Watson Is n fitthtor. but lie
nevnr gets mud. While othr . men
In political affairs resort to s. urrlloiis
and vindictive denunciation of nn op
ponent. Jim Watson uses a stronger
weapon, that nf satire aurl rlillcule.
Away hark in tho early days of his
schooling at DuPatiw iinlveisty, a
Ft roncr rivalrv sprang up between
him and Albert J. Itovcridge, another
shining star In the rnnstollalion of
Indiana' political and oratorical
skies, p.everlilgo did not like to nee
Walson receiving Him piaudits of the
people, and be therefore itjidortuok
thrnught vln.llctivcn-'ss to di.s.'oi.nt
his zealous rival: but Jim just poked
fun at him and went along being
friendly. The madder l:veridB
would (ret the more Jim Wiitsmi
would Joke him. l'.c,vcriilge Is a re
tired statesman, and Jim Watson is
now being spoken of for president.
It doesn't pay to become envious of
a fellow man, and Jim Watson
knew It,
started In Taw.
When Jim was a boy, f rorh out
of college, he formed a law partner
ship with his father, and about the
first advice he received from his
senior partner and pater was JH i i h :
"Mix. my boy. mix. but mix only
where It will add diitnlty to you,
and where it will do you some good."
So Jim Joined the Kpwnrth, leatue
and Knights of Pythias as a starter,
and began taking interest in Re
publican politics.
Me mixed, and hecame president
of the Indiana. state Kpwnrth league
and frrand chancellor of tho state
Knights of Pythias of Indiana, and
was elected to congre.- several
times, elected to the senate ami is
now stepping toward the presidency.
However. Jim's mixing qualities
have not always paid him financially.
In pontics, Jim Watson has been a
sort of a hatrack upon, which the
party has always hunt; everything
that nobody else would have.
Whenever the Republicans of In
diana or the national congressional
committee needed a poat they took
the train for Ilushville and Slipped
A rOKHF.CTIOX
Through an error a tire advertise
ment appearing in last Thursday's
World was sinned Tulsa Prunswirk
Tiro Co., ,anil idiouM . have been
The
BRUNSWICK TIRE CO.
' "I II I
if 1 W
These huskies of America are
fiBhtintc In the front lines ann they
were, rather proud to poso for these
pictures which have Just arrived In
this country.
In the upper picture American in
fantry and machine Run detach
ments are shown arrivlns at a front
line trench and belnB assigned to
position by French officer In
charge.
'in the lower picture a happy
group of Kammios In a front lino
trench may ho seen at noonday
lunch. Whenever and wherever
possible lunch Is served promptly
at noon, but when the front Is ac
tive It often is impossible to bring
up rations. v
instead.
the package to the carefree, smiling,
irood fellow, who was doing his best
to follow his father's advice. Many
times ,11m has had to pay for this
prl Ib'ge of boiiiu the doormat of
his party.
If the party out In Indiana got
a little short of money, and after
they had been turned down by
overvbody else, they would search
out Jim Watson. "nut. I haven't
the money," Jim would say. "Hut
tho party needs it," would he th
answer. "Here Is a note, the hank
will give the money, Jim, if ou
slKU it."
Come Vp Smiling.
Simplo little process for anybody.
Just sign a name and tide the party
oor. That dene, it was out of Jim's
mind so he came on to congress
with a salary of J7,5o a year, wife
ami three bright children whose
mouths had to be fed and an ac
cumulation of many thousands of
dollars of debts, but smiling.
Jim explains that he never knew
there were so many banks In his
state, as sent him notices of his notes
becoming due and strange to say
all these notes finally became due,
and stranger s'.ill. all those bankers
wanted them paid. Rut Jim didn't
get angry, get blue, or discouraged
he just went on smiling and follow
ing hla father's advice, mired lonie
more, earned Rome more law fees
and paid up, Interest and all.
Home people were surprised that
of all men Jim Watson of Indiana,
would prove to be the most staiiupst ! s-kln from th riate made famous by
of all statidpatteis at the i'Iii. muo the Wabash, gives loimc.llato en
convention that ivnnmm.Ui-d 'i'a It ! Irani c t'j candidacy for tho presi-
nnd snlil Ihn in, rt IV h . I , .1 Mil had ' ll i Mi' V. (I'ouole ill Indiana think
proved easv oiey whin it e.ur.e to! polities' nil the year around
signing notes to get mom y for the
party, he w as as soli. I us I iilu allar
when it came to harking up a prin
ciple. There are two things .I:m Wa'son
never has done, and he neer will -desert
u principle or .1 friend, nil
many occasions in his political ca
reer he could have made trader and
personally benefitted. Not for .Inn.
"1 will never trade off an old friend
and true friend for i new one I do
not make friends that way, and
friendship gamed in that manner is
not worm having."
When I ncle Joe Cannon's throne
begun to totter, many of Ins former
supporters and admirers idirnbed on
the anti-CTiiinon bandwagon, but Jim
Watson was one. who suid "nix."
"Oomo on, Jim," said tho bunch,
when It was inevitahlo that I'nele
Joe was to he relegated to the rear.
"Not for me." says Jim. "He was
and I
they produce iial nun out there In
the l!o..icr state, mid In cider to
Mi'-i eod. -i u inner must, be some
man' ory inch a loan, and he
must wi,i stru t h' on his moms of
.'il 'll'y. 1 olities In Indiana is re
duced to tho crucible and the man
who col les out of the melting pot of
an Indiana campaign successfully,
needs im further icconiiiienilallon
from any source for any position
within tne gift of the American peo
ple to which he might aspire..
And .hn. Watson is a Inlteil
Stan s feiuilor.
Rules for Soldiers in
Change of Beneficiaries
Great Clean-up
Tire Sale
Now Is your opportunity to get a set of tires for your
car this year at a price below the present wholesale
cost. We are compelled to make room for our new
stock of BRUNSWICK TIRES now cpming and wc
offer you all our tires or other makes, while they last,
at the following prices. Hurrv before your Rizes are
sold out. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS
SALE. 1
Firestone Casings
31x3 '., Smooth Casings; our pried $17.45
31x3'i Non-skid Casings .' $19.45
32x312 Non-skid Casings '. . .$21.95 .
32x4 Non-skid Casings $29.70
34x4 Smooth Casings $27.55
35x4 Smooth Casings $27.95
35x4 Non-skid Casings $33.40
36x4 Non-skid Casings , $34.45
Mansfield Casings
30x3 Non-skid Casings; our price $14.70
30x3l,i Smooth Casings $17.80
30x3" i Non-skid Casings $20.10
31x4 Smooth Casings $25.80
32x3 V2 Non-skid Casings $23.55
32x4 Non-skid Casings $29.60
32x4 Smooth Casings a. $27.30
33x4 Smooth Casings $27.55
33x4 Non-skid Casings $30.55
31x4 Non-skid Casings , $31.70
35x412 Non-skid Casings . .$44.00
We have a few tubes in both RED and GRAY that
we will sell at the same comparative prices
It Will Pay You to Get
Acquainted With Us
The Brunswick Tire Co.
209 Ea.t Second Street Phone. [phone]
struggling In the house
me,
was pool',
me. 1 11 stick to the
The bureati of war-risk Insurance
of the treasurv has Issued the fol
lowing regulations:
t Kverv ohanirc of beneficiary
,ter shall he made In writing and shall ne
he adise
s
of war-risk Insurance. A
of heneficiarV shall, where
piaetic.'ihle. he made upon
r.,.- ,..! !w,.i I .u Will
cljSlgne'l it ine insiiieu nun '"
he loaned me money when I ; pesseii i.y si leasi one ie s hi. .y
and now that lie needs ! cnunge or oeneiieiary snau tie .met
f ti i -li-" unless ani until it is re'-oroi-r in me
And he did stick, and l.ncle Joe : oureau
was dethroned, and Watson was the , ''""nge
,.-itl. I'.nrmi ICVIM"
".f.. , ............. i. . ..,' i. I.,.,' i blanks m i scribed bv the bureau
r. s.owB con,,.;;, : .:.,;,;: ),. , . v ,Trf j-;-
next bahy Joseph f Wat: ! tu'!
l.lko llim as lie Is. lame shall he made to the bene-j
If you liko Jim Watson, J oil have ficlai ies last of rcrord in the huieau !
to like in in for Jnit what lie is. He I until the hureau receives noih'e of i
rii en:i t there is nothiim al- , such change. In the ai'senee r anv
reeled al'Out mm. ,11 y
don t
II Kp bin for just what he is. and
'just as 0'j fii.d Inoi, o,i will not
j like him ut all, bec.-.u.-.e be refuses
I at all limes to he what he "a int."
! He's blunt in his speech, and ius .1'
fjnd of homespun Indiana t.iies
sions ch.irjcti ristic of men irom
that state, and he will use them
whether talking to the man behind
I (lid Doiibln in theiu afleid or Ho
i pri-Hid:it in the While House. He Is
I Just plain Jim Watson ull the time.
tveiy place; got u lianiisiiahe iiiui
I mukts you foil like his heart is in
I it when he givts it to you, and when
I he laps von en the back you can
beneficiary of record. pa nients shall
ho. made according to the laws of
intcstacv, until the bureau reieives
notice that a heneflclarv was d?sig
nated bv last will and testament.
Mrs. Miller Is Making
a Long Motor Tour
One of the most enthusiastic and
best known motorists of Ihiluth,
Minn., Is Mrs. A. M Miller.' She
is Just now completing a trip, from
Ihiluth to Winnipeg, Canada, to
Florida t'itv, Ma., hack lo the start-
foe! your "blood tingle becnise !t is I ,,,,nt through W'ashinir'on and
sincere and j -u know "
oil led
It.
'hlcago. t 'n this trip her jxienmo
I. ile euuipped with tloodvcar cord
tin'''., has alrf.oly covered K..0O0
miles - with no tire trouble other
than a small puncture. She Is very
enthusiastic about cord tires and
uses them both f.T their easy riding
and for tho Increased mile-
lhey deliver
Indiana Is Prlw King.
Indiana s Hie political pri-.e. rirg
of the I niled Elates Indiana pro
duces champ.oi.s. It is tho b.-.-l po
litically orgjnle, lale in tlie
i 1,.. I. ecu 'I'he
union, ami .u.i-i.v.T i".-- .1 (,M'i!,!
,.' .., I i , I . I,., rr.,,1 e liter- ' I '"'
et !,, '....lines nod de .'ole n.ore St udy j
to candid ties I hun .In .tii siMr j llccoveml.
In the union. Xo .im-uiooco '''';'- ' 'A. new Ford touring car stolen
pet anywhere In P"hi,. in in ,11.. n. A n Petroleum com-
and when a 'man com ou, ''"'' I ,',,.,, was recovered by
stale s'iccersi,,, ,,, t"-,"
t i:t It down tint he ha
aught th
out of that I
beet, viw-I Motorcycle officers Poor and Johns
. . . , i i.r. vest r, a v iinr, innni.
seclcM imougn :iwi uimhim - - . ..,,.,,,,, ,..,, who
xintes. In nohtics are simply Jin on
colle-,-es and preparatory schools
while Indiana is Vale. Harvard and
Princeton tomhined into one. in
cluding Jml'.Hiw. A ,ulitlcal fcheep.
officers
:il
gave his name as Allison Ivy, at
the corner of First and Klgln streets.
He will be tinned over lo the county
authorities.
tj 4 JT .-jtZt 3t1iM'1,'iir M,") niilli Ii'iiJMi -ii l'.ilMmi,--ii' f Mfc-,IBiHilm.lJ
hesemm
MARGERY WfLSBN AND EUGENE CSREY W
THr. L AWOP THt .
SCENE FROM t Rl ANGLE PLAY, gbcat NOBTHVt5TV;
At the Stiuivl today on'.y.
ATURDAY SPECIALS
At
Vandever's
One Hour Special 10:30 to 11:30 a. m.
21100 y.ii.is ef I'l.nted fi.im.iis, l,.,..i,s. and Ittitir.i. s, in reiunaul lengths, ranging from I to J
yird't. a :,:! i: t !,, ou will fin. I klrip, ,. both hi. I,, apd ti.inow. ,lh.i tlols latK" nnd small,
plaids, flow. is and plain o.h.ri. owieg to the shoi t length In w hl.li these came we are JJg
able to oli.r v., u ihe-e for one I, ..in, iipeilai in,.;., to II .'10 this inornlng, per yard ......
Toilet Goods
i 'as In
I" log
i -
. : f.,1
. l 11)
. I OS
ir.
di.ft ..,'
'.I .-,,,
$1.19
Silk Spocials
Oil!- Cllt!!,. M,,, U el I II
all th- new ih.idiy, l,.r
toil. i), pel vai l. ,.s fob..
ant si i, 1 1,, lei-. .i i. i .1 .....
Uegular I i ., .ii in s to,
llegulitr -' il i !,.r
Kegiilai' $'J ;,D values f..r
llii ln, h sill, popim in i
khaki. King's blue, ,,n,
pill le briivt li. i In nip.i;:,
and black and white. .
lar $1.3.. qilitllly i
for today
tho yard
.ID -Inch fancy stuped Ciep,. de
Chine Shirtioi;. our $' ' ouil
ity, special for today, jj gg
$1.50 Leather Pure, 98c
tHie lot of luillcs genuine leaih
er folder Purses. In culm.. ,,i'
purple, red, tan. grey, blue and
black, a regular II ,!.i) j.m .e,
special for today, QR
each UOC
Voile Dress PaUcitis
at $1.25
25 Volln Iiriss Patterns In r.
yard lengths, ,1B in, Ilea w ide In
all different designs. We of
fer these special for today, only
:rh $1.25
Only one pattern to each cuh-tomer.
Wnsh Goods Specials
inch ii'iii.ii it.ii., ir. lines In
Mi llies pi. uds and I. u go polka
.b.r. Hum elolh n lads regular
ly il f! on s..c toll nil Hi,, j aril.
mm! i I . I . fui- !....rt .1: 1, 1 i a nd
nulls m., Lilly priced ..r ti.il.tv
the IO.
d
A low ciltii!ci!t of tissue ring
hums Jllsl received. Ill plaids
,t ii I Mtip.s bij.lily colored for
si, iris ii ti.l one piece dl esj.es In
whlih-i of 'J7 Inches an. I llu'
Inch.s. I ii la i Ii- tide no 1 1 1 y
I" , i.i I 1 1 . ' I . i y only,
the yai.l
43c
line ini .,r .'7 inch ginrhams, In
plaids, .in. I checks, a elolh well
"i Hi -,.'. in hot h il.n k aii,
biicM tiatli 1'iis, special lor
.Mild . . . 19C
.lust received n shipment of new
voiles lo w hi, h you will rind the
to w plaids, which are vcly g I
this s. is. hi, ill-,, . floral designs
and s i i in i.t i ipes, a 4H Inch
i lot h foi which you will pay 7 to
1','Clll.irly, I Iieel , for
tod ly, per i ard . . .
.'1- Inch yini'hains and Pevon
shlres In ehei li-, stripes and1
pllllll Co bus. pi Iced spe- )(?
yard ....
VANIUVKIl'fl
63c
fl.l I today, per
.1.1 Inch madrits and solssettn In
coloreil and salln strljies, suit
able for shirts and pajamas,
prh ed regular at fiOe, special
for today, per 39c
yard
Linens White Goods
One lot of sheets, eilra good
nualliles, 81x110, a regular 1 1 50
valiin specially priced for to
day
ul
$1.39
One lot of linen finished II. H.
I'lllow Pases, made of tho very
best grade muslin, 42i36, regu
lar Sue duality, special- 29c
ly priced today at
.Iflfl yards of plain whits or
gandy, very sheer, full 40-Inch
width, a regular 6 Or value, spe
cial for today 39c
per yard
75 bolts or King Philip Mills
Cherry lllossom Nainsook, ths
very sheerest of whit materials,
a cloth which retails at SOn yd.
Wo offer you this In 12-yard
bolls, extra special, C" CQ
today, per bolt .... .'
'lUHT FLOOR.
2.1c Melbalalnn Powder ,...lto
Hie Melha Powder
$12.1 Oriental Cream .,..11.1
Klmo Cucumber Cream 0o
value for . ,..49a
10c Hit Soap for Se
A mixed lot of Cream to
close out today at 10
Woodworth Kmelllng Salts,
ISOe value for 99a
tilth Tablets, lie; I for . ...3&0
Toilet Waters, regular $1.00
to f 1.76 values, for 00
Regent Vlolette, Heliotrope
nine, Kleiir Diarmanthe. Viol.
ete, Iieltcioiise, Jasmine De
I'm is, Rose Petals, Doris and
I. line.
Women's Silk Hose $1.19
the Pair
Uegular Valno $1.60,
One lot of Women'a pura allk
I Inin, re-lnforced heels and
lues, double garter top In ahadea
of gray, sand, putty, pink, yel
low, reds, navy, tan, brown and
black and white. These ara
regular Ji.50 grade, special for
l,:!.!':: $1.10
$1.50 Fowne's Gloves, 79c
Powne's lA-hutton length silk
glaves In colors of pongee, tan,
gray, pink, blue, and black,
priced regularly at $1.50 th
pair, aqecial for today 7Q
per pair M 17C
Embroider), Flouncing
$2.00 Quality, $1.59
45-lm.h Kmhroldery Klounclnf
In voiles, batiste and organdy,
regular 12.00 quality, specially
priced for today f"A
per yard N1.0
5
early will have best selection.
Today's Specials on Children's and
p Misses' Hats
Fine Milan, Punama, Leghorn and Milan
Hemp Hats for girls, ages 3 to 19, colors
are navy, tan, copen and black and white,
specially priced for today.
Regular J11.00 Hats, special at $7.00
Regular $10.00 Hats, special at S.ft.-
Regular $9.01) Hats, special at $11. .',0
Retailor $n. 00 -Hats, special nt $S.U.'i
Regular and Is 60 Hats, special at $:i 05
IteRiilar $T 00 Hats, special at $3.2.'S
Hegulnr $4 DO Hats, special at $!..
Mendel House Dresses Specially
Priced
These dresses are mado of plain striped per
cale and gingham, in colors of lavender,
blue, pink and black and white, sizes .16 to
4. ,
Uegular $5.00 Dresses, special at .... $125
Regular $4 (10 Dresses, special at S;t .'ill
Regular $3. SO Dresses, special at . . , . ij.I.OU
Taffeta Silk Dresses at $19.75
From our stock of silk dresses we have selected 50 S,
smart models. They are fashioned of taffeta, crepe 5
de chine and foulard silk in colors of tan, rose, gray; 2
greens, blues and figured patterns, sizes 16 to 42. We- V
will place these on sale for today, your choice at 19.75 S
As there is only a limited number of these dresses, those coming 5,
aaie starts at X:JU this morning
. 9
Wool Coats 1-3 Off 8
!
Special on Separate Skirts
For Today
One lot of fancy plaid tafftea skirts,
made with fancy girdles and pockets;
regular $12.50 values; special while
they last, your choice jy QfJ
Take your choice of . any
Wool Coat in our entire
stock, special for today at '
One-Third Off
VANDKVKR'B THIRD FLOOR.
Specials on Sweaters
c
Misses' and children's silk and fibre Sweat-
i
ers In blue, watermelon bronze, green, pur
ple, coral, corn, lavender and many other
pretty colors, special for today.
Regular $37.50 values, special for ..$.12.50
Regular $.'15.00 values, special for ,.$$0.00
Regular $.10.00 values, special for ..$25.00
Regular $27. 60 values, special for . .S22.50
Regular $22 50 values, special for ..$18.50
Regular $20 00 values, special for ..$17.50
Regular $18 50 values, sperlal for ..$16.00
Regular $15.00 values, special fur ..$13.50
Regular $12.00 values, sperlal for ..$10.00
Regular $ 8.00 valtjos, special for ..$ 7.50
Regular $ 7.50 values, special for ..$ fl.Ofl
Regular $ (1.00 values, special for, , .$ 5.00
Regular $ li 00 values, special for ..$ 4.00
Ladies' Union Suits 79c
Regular II 5c am) $1,00 Value.
Ladies' Lisle Union Bulls, V necks, loose
knee, open gore, French finish top with
meraerlsed tape, lace trimmed, regular 85a
and $1.00 values, special for TQ
the suit
35c Lisle Vests for 29c
ladles' pink lisle Testa, V neck and mer
rerlzed tape, Bwlss ribbed, regular 35o qual
ity, special for today, , OQ
each ,'IC
$1.50 Middies, Special $1.39
Middles made of good quality white galatea
with bluo, rose and green collars, long
sleeves; regular $1.60 value; all slses;
special for today,
s
$1.39
VANDK VKR'S SIX V )NI FLOOR.
Suit Cases Hand Bags; 20
Per Cent Discount
Wo have every style of suit rase
or hand bag that you may need for
your trip. Vacation tlnie will s.ou
be here, and it will pay you to pur
chase what you require at the spe
cial prices. We offer for today .my
rase or bag in our stock, special
at
20 Per Cent Discount
Help the Red Cross
In order that . we mar do every
thing it Is possible to do to ease the
horrors of war, President Wilson
has set aside next week as RED
CROSS WEEK, and every man,
woman and child In Tulsa will be i
asked to GIVE, not only what they
can, but MORE than they can.
s
CLIMBED ML WILSON
UNDER HARD TEST :;,;
Maiwell Truck Miulo Nino
tirind . With Two (.allons of
(as'illiie. '
Neentiatlner the terrific
Mount Wilson, Cal.. i'h the great
est ea'. the fame. us Maxwell A. A
A. "tfuek recently m.ide a ii' i'
ord for durability, fu- ec'.ie.n.y and
outline newer under c. unlit
real companion to the Maxwell pas
senger car, which holds the Mount
Uilsnn record with a climb mark
uf iti minutes, 66 1-4 seconds.
Proper Care of Spare
Tubes Is Essential
severe as any that rnicl
In southern California
With five men tidir.
truck, the famous M;i'ai
UP the nine-mile grind
ilrivr, easing Into sec:
fastened his gaze on tl.'
Just at that moment. . s . f
concerned, the i.:nnf '-f t
Passing through' the up""
!h end of the run. n
i), at no water had been ad lei (jui- famous
! ng the trip nor had the water
Pulled omo ilenpitc tile heavy, up-
,i;l ..in, a. i.iU'iiiin! i i.iiaumpiioii
, ieiii.il n.ihly low. hut two
and one uuart h"ing used.
This at hivvciMenl lii.uKS unollier
ii high-mai n in life of this sturd
Mile m.,viv. il Th- i It in I. was made after
i' had travel.-. I more inu.il u.uu"
t miles dunn.: wbh-h time no repairs
' ' f u,iv kind ir.s '"' n made. The Mr. Perram of Tulsa Rubber and
; In-id had ti.-vei i.een off tin) nioto Vulcanizing company, local selling
,n. Inn. of; nr hnxe ; l'"'" 'ly;!''1','!;',1 ! agent for the Mlclylln Tire com-
:i' aliv nine mm- e io-j .... !
Ijeir.ot f '! I pany. says that the average niotor-
! i, ,j i. ,.k. :he only one In Die ' 1st has learned bv experience to
wot I.I ,osm -o d i f a r.-c.,r. I for por-fo-':.'i.
o iiud'-r A. A. A. sanction
tia. he ti a source of th,. greatest
IntHrm on th" Pacific coast. Kn-
gineet, from a'.!
have mule hpecial trips to Inspect
lis nti" haul mi which Ik, as the A.
A. A rules ri"uire, absolutely stock
ii, eveiy particular. " '
It i i the intent ion to make other
Hkis on the coa.Jt and then have
the truck driven across) country to!
..... iH-H. i
' -,t -a th.' tul-es unprotected In tho tool box i .hem to Tl
... II w... ...... i . . .... Ul!,nm
Ar A. A. truck bccuiuea a i tiicy are,. almost certain to come farnuu m w.
he i
,.'...
on lh"
started
and the
j, i
;'!!llt!l,t.
:!.s :a: .
world .
lie, ul ;
' rr.'ind
d
take proper oore of the mechanism
of his car. but be too often neglects
his tires. Ordinary care accorded
that section i upare casings and tubes is good In-
suranro, and will save the motor
ist lioih rash and trouble, and a
few suggestions, therefore, regard-
In contaot with sharp tools and per
haps greasy rags, or other greasy
articles, all of which are deadly
enemies to rubber.
Exposure to strong light and vary
ing degrees of temperature la also
Injurious (o rubber, robblnf It of
its elasticity and making It brittle.
Always carry spare tubea In the
waterproof cloth bags supplied by
.. 1 1 .. .... J.nlA thla .-
pose.
Motorists sometimes try to avoid
..i,.Kl Viv n unura ...ti.l In
the original cardboard boxes. Jolt
ing Is sure to cause tubes to chafe
against the more or less rough in
ner sides of the boxes, eventually
weakening the tubes by wearing
away the rubber. Unless inner
tubes are to be stored in the garago
they nhotild always be taken from
ing the proper care of tires may the original boxes and placejbln the
benefit the reader. tube bags already, described- ,
For example, never carry spare j
We buv clean white rags, nrtng
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