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Show I' ' f rcn ? - CHE SALT LAKE TKEBUNE, tt-- - SUNDAY J10KNING, AUGUST 14, 1921. GUNNISON to ftCHFlEL J4. 'UAflCiaS e ntuMnttniy to puli over to the curb. KIND MOTORIST GIVE BOT UNUSUALLY GOOD TIP FOR PUMPING H13 TIRES. At a local ttra and gxaolln station could bo found, a few days ago. that a very much perplexed colored boy. This boy, whom they call "Speed." is employed to pump tires and five serviceis eaerally about the place. "Speed and espealwayssovery accommodating, when there la a tip in sight. cially I was at his On this particular day he when he saw a prosperous-loosin- g )est, and customer drive up, Speed was stopped. at the car almost before it had ear and He was grinning from ear to started to work as soon as the prosperous-locustomer told him what he oking wanted. "I dont want gaa or anything, said the car earner, "all I want la to have my tires pumped. I want you to be pounds very careful to get Just seventy do that in each tire, though, and if you very carefully IU reward you with a good tip." spread his grin about two "Speed Inches more and started in. Each tire was pumped to exactly seventy pounds and the valve and dust caps were carefully replaced. The customer was sitting in his car, and when "Speed" announced the job finished he stepped on the starter and started off. He had gone when he only a few feet, however, Jammed on the brake, and stopped., Oh, almost say," he called back. "I face forgot brightabout that tip." "Speeds ened again J "Play Atta Boy in the second race, said the man in the car, as he stepped on the gas the second time. i V IBL wean i rrHAmw He then takes off disguise and tells them the sad news. The oope are el) overjoyed over the new arrangements; they say business will be better than ever. So when you decide you want to speed a little, beware of motorcycle cope disguised as ash wagons . . FIND A COLLAR BUTTON PICTURE. ftfvm n arch mdctfi tnm IMiftM ftfu tuthad hhltfj Hm tmmtm vam 27 CUSH ISDN i t K.r XSn s Cuhrhd IN THE REDMMJf -- n: Plcturs Pussls, With No Prises Offered to tho Winner. Much Instruction and entertainment can bo derived by working out the above pussls if tho directions are carefully folA Real lowed. First of all, get tho puaslo under a good light and look for tha collar button. Follow each Una In tha drawing very carefully to make sura tt la not hidden In the radiator or steering wheel. If you do not1' find it this then start the process of elimination.way, Take an Ink eraser and eraser every object in Prof. Spoof do, "Nutt will speak at a the picture, one Jby on. banquet tonight on "The Necessity pf a andWhen everything has been rubbed out the collar button has not come to Dash Clock on an Automobile." While the professor declined to give light, you will be .either blind or batty lecor both and will probably be ready to out the whole gist of his Instructive ture, he Intimated to a Weekly Punc- give up. BUT DONT DO IT. We. will ture reporter that the main use of an tell you then that you win anyway. There la no collar button In the picture, we automobile clock is to tell time. Prof, de Nutt is well known gs a trav- left it out purposely Just to make the has eler and visited practically every puzxle that much harder. prison in the United States, it is claimed, spent as long as two years at having MR. JASPERS POME DEPT. some of. them. This Week's Poms. ' " i OF MOTORCYCLE COPS BEWARE You often see upon the street DISGUISED AS ASH WAGONS. A flivver fixed up racer-likSometimes they build em to compete In races run out on the pike. But most of- - them, although disguised. Are quickly recognised ss Fords. . Een when they have the fendera off And without a top or running boards. But I 'saw ont Just yesterday , That, as for looks, was surely Jake, And though I asked all those around Nobody seemed to know the make. But when I 'heal d the motor tun And heard It snort all In discord. And heard It puff and bank and wheese I knew right then tt was s Ford. t 1 IM Mb i any-wher- e'. Grapefruit. Mexico. U - And. Like All Oldsmobiles, It Perforata Economically! fist Like - Salt Lake Tribune cAuto&topShnich COHKUS sr. RICHFIELD .W o FUSHEL , ADVERTISEMENT! LEARN FLIVVER REPAIRING BY The above Illustration shows a new MAIL. method the motorcycle fops have adopted for catching speeding motorists. The scheme Is for the cops to disAny One Can Do It! There Is big money In the busiYou guise themselves as ash wagona never pay any attention to an aah wagon ness and anyone can quickly repair learn this ft work home comes up in back of you. Thats fascinating in a short time. at when After you have studied our course of how they catch you. Business has been right slow with the twelve lessons and have taken apart one motorcycle oops laaely, they complain. washing machine and two alarm clocks Too many people slow up when they look we give you a nickle-ptate- d diploma that allows you to repair flivvers back and see a cop chasing them. The complete course (is priceless. Now all they see is an Innocent-lookin- g Send No Money When You Write!! ash wagon. Apparently nothing to CORRESPONDENCE prevent them from letting the old boat THE FLIVVERSCHOOL out. 129 Piune Ave, After they've hit forty for two or three blocks tire cop drives up and tells them At all spesds and under all road and grad conditions the new Oldamobtle Twin Four" display remarkable power efficiency. It throttles in high gear (under capacity load) to one mile aa hour. At 65 atUerur more per hoar It develops no vibration. Its acceleration is a delight; from 5 to 86 mil per hour to 8 eeconda flat la its regular performance; and there la a thrill in that for even the most experienced driver. S1CURM e. READ THIS A Car Icr Yoa to Consider ! a ROAD MACHINERY OUTPUT. WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. A preliminary statement of figures obtained from the census of 1920 on manurassurea issued by ths bureau of the census, department of commerce, shows thst of total contractors equipment manufactured' In 1919 valued at $188,297,000, machinery used to a large extent In highway construction formed the major part, with a total value ofi 1103,149, 000. Concrete mixers manufactured were valued at $9,379.- - excavating machinery at $3,(41,000; pumps, f$3.380.000; road building machinand steam shovels, 313,913,000, - 300; ery, w $9,354,000. The rural schools In the United Statee operate 13.000 motor vehicles transporting school. .children to and from fr - - V i. Automobiles In Wisconsin represent aa Investment of 3138,331.000. jbWRQ'URS$I23a 44540 Vaaatch, 883 R. BOISE, IDAHO So. Main, SALT LAKE CITY Miaic;.- - McQUAYeNORRI r RES.U.S.pAT.OM PISTON in tetry tize and , up to S inchet over-l- it : The largest sales In our history have made it possible to lower the prici of the genuine ahoo Piston Rings to below pre-w- a price. Can you afford to have poor piston rings wasting, power and gas when your repairman or dealer can supply genuine nmfwoo Rings for $1.25 each Supeietj Rings for the top groove at $1 each? -7-- Championship Form We are very proud of the worlds etock chassis record won by our Daytona 666 model. But wa are not race fane or epeed fanatics. We believe in heroic testa not because ther prove that our cere are fact but becauea they prove that out can are strong, durable, trustworthy. We are convinced that championship form Is the one best guarantee of ell round efficiency. 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