Pueblo chieftain., May 15, 1921, Page PAGE FORUTEEN, Image 24

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FROM OUT-O’-DOORS
DFTFJiOPI>T, NATURE PLACES
Douglas, Artz.. May 14.—Following
the slogan started In thla atato to “seo
Arizona First.” business men. news
paper representatives and chambers
of commerce officials, have gone be
fore the Cochise County Board of
Supervisors ask ini; that all roads
loading the Cave Creek district, and
other canyon beauty spot*, be repair
ed and put in condition for heavy
traffic.
A more is also on foot here to r.lose
business houses for at least a half
day on Saturdays, thus providing
more time for employes to take
week-end trips in the hills and ad
joining canyons.
OWUTITU) AI»TO BAVRITK
Bl Paso. Tex.. May 11.—The ruse
of a farmer recently In the recovery
by the police of a stolen car. A
farmer near Pecos was approached
by three men In a ear short of gas.
He purporelv told them the nearest
town vm three miles away and gave
them gas to cover that distance.
When they had gone he telephoned
the sheriff. The trio was found.
The car was recovered and it was
learned they had beaten the chauf
feur and thrown him out Into the
road.
AIRPLANE BULLDOGGING
Cheyenne. Wyo.. May 14.—Bull
dogging steers from an airplane "is
the latest form of outdoor sport.
Ivan De VUliera who styles himself
as the flying cowboy, altho his name
If You Want to Save on
USED
TIRES
500 naad tired, mil dim*. We also have about 100 new tlrea, all
daea. See aa before yon bny.
Wd band a large etock of USED AUTO PARTS and RADIATORS.
SEE DS FIRST.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN ALL OUT-Or TOWN ORDERS.
BIG 4 AUTO PARTS &
RUBBER HOUSE
110 N. Santa F< Arm. Eatabliebed 1018. Phona 497.
Largddt Anto Wrecking Houae in the Weet
I—SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1921.
doe* not sound like a cowboy’s has
come to Cheyenne offering to do this
most daring of stunts at a wild wed
exhibition to be given here.
De Villiers says he can Jump out
of a rapidly moving airplane and land
on & steer's neck every time without
injuring himself or the steer.
PREVEM9 WHEELS CLOGGING
Tl» luga on a now tractor wheel work
In and out like spade* from .an eccen
tric on the axles and dean themselves,
preventing tho wheel clogging in tho
stickiest soil.
Four Men Taken
To Penitentiary
Deputy Sheriff Delilquardi and
Undersheriff Kenyon took four men
to tho state penitentiary yesterday.
They were:
Christ!naberry. convineted of utter
ing a forged renuest for transporta
tion over the Bio Grande railway
from Denver to Salt Lake City. He
was sentenced to from IS months to
2 years.
Romero, convicted of murder In the
second degree for killing one Angone
in the Romero home; sentenced to
from 10 to 12 years.
Uranyo. convicted of stealing two
coats; and Garcia, convicted of steal
ing chickens in the night time.
Chieftain want ads. brine results.
Used Ford Parts
WE ARE NOW EQUIPPED TO FURNISH FORD OWNERS WITH USED FORD PARTS AT
A BIG SAVING.
These parts are carefufly inspected by our expert parts room man and mechanic. All parts will
give you good service. Here are just a few of the many parts we have:
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AXLE HOUSING WHEELS
DRIVE SHAFT HOUSING CYLINDER BLOCKS
CRANK CASES CYLINDER HEADS
CRANK SHAFTS FLY WHEELS
CAM SHAFTS TRANSMISSION PARTS
TRANSMISSION COVERS MAGNETO COILS
GASTANKS MAGNETS
AND MANY OTHER SMALL PARTS AT
The Ford Exchange
191 CENTRAL MAIN PHONE 681
PORTABLE TRAFFIC LIGHTS AND NIGHT
DANGER SIGNALS TO MINIMIZE ACCIDENTS
Here are shown two device* which
has bern installed to help regulate
traffic and InHiire a gat net accident*.
The photo on the left shown a N>w
York police officer wearing th** port
able night traffic light* Installed by
Special Deputy f 'ornmissioncr Harris.
Three lights, red. yellow and green,
are attached to a white mhher apron.
By pressing push buttons the officer
can direct traffic perfectly at nlcht
A light with a reflector illumlnatca
FOREST PROTECTION WEEK SET
Week of May 22 to 2* has been set
• ride by Governor Hhotip. In conform
ity with an action taken by President
Harming, as Forest Protection Week.
Governor Shotip in his proclamation,
calls attention to the enormous waste
of the forests of the United States
from fire each year, retting the figure
at 120.00n.000. and tells of tho deplor
able increase In the area of non-pro
riucttve land and lnerraslng shortage
of timber, from the fire causes.
Colorado's Forest Protection week
Is being handled hv a < onimiltee In
Denver, of which Roger W. Toll, of the
Colorado Mountain • liib. is 'halrman.
and Frederick R. Ross and 11 X.
.Wheeler, of the Denver o\ic and Com
merrlal association and the United
States Forest Service, respectively,
are members.
In a recent communication, this com
mitter says:
' The preservation of our forests is
absolutely to the welfare of
Colorado. F»rr is their chief enemy.
There is no need to tell yon of tho
gnat \aliie of our forest for lumber,
for innumerable timber products, for
flood prevention, as n reservoir for Ir
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
the policeman’s fare. On fhe right Is
a unique night danger signal, recently
Installed at dangerous street crossings
tn Cincinnati. It consists of a one
foot square red mirrored glass mount
ed on a live font steel pole. The sig
nal is placed close to the curb line at
such an angle that at night the head
lights of approaching ntitomohllcs are
reflected in the red glass, giving the
impression that a red headlight glea
med from the signal.
rigatlon. as a vital part of our magntfl
' ent mountain scenery and for many
other purposes that are essential to
us and to our Ftate.
"What Is h. burned hillside worth?
Imagine this state without its trees!
Our industries would shrivel and die.
Our population. Instead of growing,
would shrink, for who would live in a
desert ?
"A burned forest cannot be replaced
in a hundred years F.very year there
arc many forest fire*, and nearly all
of them are preventable. Every big
fire started from a little one
’•When you strike a match. Use Tour
Head, the match can » "
"Fores* Protection Week. May ??-2*.
Id • national event President Harding
and Governor Rhoup have Issued
proclamations, urging the Individual
and collective efforts of all cif.lsens to
check this disastrous waste of our In
heritance.
"Forest fires start thru ignorance,
• arelrssne** «nd indifference. f*rt peo
ple know that there Is nn arousing
public opinion that will no longer tol
erate the destruction of our public
property hernur.e a few individuals are
lazy and thoughtless."
During the Months of
May and June
We fir*. FREE, * Pmuylnai* Ton-TeeUd Tube with each Vecuum Cnp Tin.
Our prion now ere LOWER THAN THEY HAVE EVES BEEN.
Fabric Tine Guaranteed 6,000 milee. Cord Tires Gnarenteed 0,000 Mile?.
DISTRIBUTORS OF QABRIEL SNUBBERS. VESTA BATtERIES. PENNSYLVANIA TIRES
United Rubber Co.
ill N. MAIN ST. PUEBLO.
TO WARM MOTORCYCLISTS' HANDS
Hand* and feet of motorcycle rider*
can bo kept warm with new attach
ment* for their marhlnea that convey
warm exhaust gasea from the engine*
to metal cowl*.
j
P There ip one sore way of eyoiding trouble and that it to
use STRAIGHT RUN RIGHT O’WAY GASOLINE.
Right o’Way
'lGasoline
Yoo feel spring in yoor bones right now and are planning to get out on the open road.
Bnt to complete the trip your car most be “Up to Snnff.”
You should refill with fresh OIL erery six to eight hundred miles. We will drain yoor
crank case FREE of charge, refill with the right weight of MONOGRAM, and charge only for
theOiL
TWO STATIONS
EIGHTH AND MAIN C. AND SO. MAIN
/ \
SERVICE WITH A SMILE A. V. P. CO.
1 c On Each Gallon of Gasoline Goes For Good Roads.
HORIZONTAL ACCELERATOR
An antomoblle accelerator pedal pat
ented by a North Dakotan works horl
xontally instead of vertically, relieving
a driver from keeping hla foot In a
strained position.
RADIATOR NEAR REAR AXLE
Th* motor and radiator of a
French automobile are mounted cl*«
to the rear axle, the Inventor claiming
this arrangement permit* the u»e of
smaller and lighter hodle*.