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Show TH EX UT AY S-UN- 'D 'n SZlriJjed 7ajazintjbrCar OwnirtJ that-fth tit y ef there are more c4r run hf hoi than jcaeoiiTW. , And more by can kill a car with kindness as quick-ly as wkh neglect. ' That car standin' c&er In the corner of the shop bad to be brought-i- n . alve wag stuck tight. I the head off in order to grip on it; and, havin' gone course we decided to grind valves. Home time ago the owner complained of a. strange squeakin' in his engine, 1 ihowl him that his trouble wag mmpiy. one of the . j overhead valves Starvin for S llttie oil around Ka stem I told him to quirt a little oil over the valve ateres once in a while. He did. Bitf. he overdid it. Oiled 'em until the stems of the exhaust, valves got sticky. If you can keep them bathed in fresh oil, ail get that lar right. Hut I sometimes think it would be better if I didn't tell 'em whats wrong when they brmgvio their cam. A:. Jot of misdirected care is worse than none speed ft up with safety; Sudden stopping is not an. ingredient of safety. to in one city the e, a crossing were blackened with the too, no doubt. , mArks of sliding tiros within an hour after a new oflicer was assigned to - t : Copt grid Slope. the- - Btpp-O- o It sign. In rf(ieJa the that ho was not as yet qualified fur How . at a the job. of the reeult of inexperienced handling gtop-G- o Kiftn? f ONI Mechanic The Did Ywj Knows Inetaneee 8ayt: relate Any driver will wm forced to aop abruptly Nict tot the Income tax. car ownThat the safest' way to turd of me. ers the are the greatest puzxle to herauae of erratic operation when the streets are wet and traffic sign,' bet-- jnet how much of They'll neglect a certain part of the slippery ie to throw out the clutoh year or ms and then, after and coast? This piece of advice is this trrpinc la the fault of the traffic car for-seldom explained. rop, and where ia the trouble, mcurt they've had trouble with it and I've frequently given but J are under cautioned them against a repetition, When- - the tear " wheel prevalent? The motorlat and the poflce a corner, the outer they'll rush headlong to the opposits and power, turning 1 know one receives--, the bulk of the tower have tumally had to reaort te extreme. The first thing hear?. for if an offkar'a Work wa they're back here- - wHh trouble caused from the engine and travels faster. 'being watched by a aufwrior officer he by overdoinVmy advice about caring This bffers a tendency to swing the very for the psrt regularly, back of the car in the direction of the uauatly handled the situation One of my customers has a reguwell, to that the difficulty of ercemiive faster moving wheels or a tendency more be lar his (o due for to mania battery having to skid. The brakes sltduld hot be stopping appeared tested. Ife monkeys with the cells used in turning a corner, as any unexcessive fcpood- on the part of drivSeva-- way found br to three four been has about But every the even day. encourages er, the blame he got caught on the wheels adjustment to skid, particularly as the! right where it I eral years ago place road with a 'dead battery, and ever wheels due are revolving at varying H ie amply a matter of noting the since he learned it was his fault he fee the brakes to slow up number of mark on the street pav- has been workin overtime in order to speeds, before starting the turn and then ing where tires have been slid in the prevent.! repetition. He always puts coast. process of sudden stopping. This tells more water In the reiki than he should, the whole story, for U a number of frequently in testing the eletrolyte Gasoline Is the root of all joy rides. Art are forced to come 4ow sudden fails to return It to the cell from the . hfiilts at a street intersection'' It shews cell from which he took, it, and InTwo Tested Tlpe, that the officer is npt handling the variably does the sowork when leavin' When the rain curtains are being that the electrosign effectively. He is permitting the the car at night used regularly ffcr any length of time, slower moving cars to hold up the lyte hasn't a chance to get thoroughfester moving traffic. He is using the ly stirred Up by the generator. Some be euro to dust the body occasionally to slow traffic find that than to out hell rather up you where they overlap it, otherwise the day perhaps stgn It U aalB a 11a-an- lc alco-hoilc- n't mucir-irtoppln- 11.- - . i SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1923. T1IE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, 12 leave mark on ih door curtain and ot her parts --.her Ihry to'?oh. fee misted - Ixm't on tha prices of paint Job. in off season. JaAsIn a vole, diract the quality of a paint Jofe tn slack proportloa ts the coat,willbetofttimes do seasons good painters the work at prices which mXy be mis-tak- en for cheap, work. w 111 Cir OWMn Afoot. Motorists make the pedestrians. Motorists know Is both sides of ths case; the result that when they cross crossings they Intraffic watch office, the stinctivelylook for lbs cars making right-han- d turns and never try to cross Just as ts being gives or Just the si anal as they are urged to etop. Tha motorist knows that eh Or two cars may pass the crossing after the signal for hint to stop 'has been given. Traffic officers often enmurage it, for it is not always poeeloie ta expect traffic to halt Instantly ft alee too happens that car wirt frequentiy start moving while the' algo' is being turned in their favor and while pedestrians are etlH crossing. Ths motorwa tKerehne. crosses with the crowd asd net at the beginning or ths end of the crossing interval for pedestrians. When he ts driving there is every opportunity to notiro pedestrian make, and the risks careless pedesthey taka The moat trians are those who regard automobiles as Juggernauts. They don,'t mo-enough to see themselves a the are. ' Two Trdffle Tricka Wfcteh for new positions of traffic officers. With the increasing number of ears Oil the streetfc new intersections r coming under police supervision. ehd the driver who isn't .on his guard will find himself disregarding a stop sign which bag sprung uo overnight. It's not bad advlea to always act at a Intersection mtf-tnk- es eny-ws- v, as though an officer war wrong with ths starter Itself. ctuny thing first te the connection, and then .ook taking charge of it. ' Direction signals given by' hand see if ths commutator and brushes should m msds decisively, otherwise are eiean. Tha smallest wire for use in an they are likely te be mistaken for an automobile should not be less 'than .arm being stretched or a hand en14 B. AS. gauge, and this only in eff a cigar. gaged In Ricking ashes ths wiring of ths dash lamp, Many drivers have a habit of stretchtn or In the primary Circuit of ing eat their' arm for no particular v "" v. ' reason, It makes the driver following ignition. take Ui gen nine' signal as a. false alarm. v Thsyrs Good Driver, There Is much food for thought In Worth Remembering. the report that of t!l fatal- accidents If the starter motor should fall to In Massachusetts In 1322 only one was function, and if the battery Is os k. caused by a taxi driver. Criticism has and the gears not Jammed, try always been directed toward the Hairgrounding; the starter If the starter breadth Harry at the helm of the taxi, and how it Is shown that his twitch is designed te . complete ground. r span the starter switch record In far better than that of priwith some tnetal tool if the Starter vate operators. switch closes a circuit In the battery 'Shew Him Up! wire. If the starter motor responds, If the man who pasacs- you oh the trouble Is in the starter switch. If it doesn't respond, there is htn lows down when the level la tati-Ug- ht - ' i reached again he Wa simply giving yon a demonstration of the way hi bus can climb hills. Giv him a run for his money n the next bill. . A lot of trouble on the road could be obviated If some of these chaps who think they've got the world s beef esuld be shown otherwise. ; MmmmaaaM' A;. Observation. The Egyptian trend has already Intrenched itself in motordom; almost any sal osman will remind you that tho engine runs as silently as n Sphinx. Bometimea the motorist finds the comparison a little too striking. The createst advance in automobile tn repairing ar invariably regarded . -the rates. .r Being exclusive In motoring means driving a car In congestion without mixing fenders with the common herd. (Copyright, USA, by' the Ulknan Feature Service.) eer-ne- rs a Lolcwel c Eyery-Angl- Steering Wheel offl-cia- .11.1 . . 4 Tb . ' refilly tilts way doeaaT slide down along the rtsering poet doesn't awing out to tb right or left but actually raises evt ef th way and stay there until h, Per pAir I1S.7S Other wings, $1X50 $1X50 And 13.0 pair, Wheel replaced. t Wheat corrugated Afeah Inum apMer, highly polished. eat. of Lckveel vt ot th Tor vary hWh eh ear fcafi tor thorn who want tb vary finest Th quadlty windshield Wings. very finest plats glsss is used beveled and tbs with wide edges glasses art rat proper shape to make neat fit on varlotn makes $140 According to make of Mr Tire Covere Cushions Wedge 'jT ,4Sst S w If you are a regular customer, at ft Western Auto, store, you know why this business has developed from one store to 70 stores in such a short time. S Complete and extensive stocks, new clean goods of higher quality, with prices set below the usual, havr-madeach of our' 70 stores deserve its title of Auto Supply Headquarters in its respective community. Extra tire should ho protected from pan. dnsL mad and dampness. Sunlight soop takee the life put of rubbor and dampness rou'the fabrle. A neaL well fitted tire cover give your car a finished and distinctive appear-an- -- e Kxcellent for women diirra persons of small statar, aSllng them to reach th end clutch without the usual fort. Cushion Js weather and win retain Its reeiltency lightness Indefinitely. c. 1.90, $2.35 and $2.85 Soft Pedal? according to aixe. of do you harve to push hard on the brake pedal to atop your car? If you, do you will want to listen to a short discourse on the subject of your brakes. It will be given free at any time at any one of the places bated below. And if you find that you have to you will get your moneys worth, because all the brake specialist! listed below . re-li- from Switches to T erminals- with ne Johns-Manvil- Wizard BRAKES are safer and last -- re-li- Everything in Electrical Parts Auto Jacks Switches 35c, 65c, $1.00, $10 Copper T erminajt 10c and 15c Dozen $16.85 to $36.50 le with Non-Bu- 9 Batfrry tor Bvery Tar A - ind for every purpose. The handy man who does his own repair work on the car finds here everything he needs it make no difference what make of car he drives, we have the neces-- " sary supplies. Storage. Batteries . . $1.95 and $245 j For da $16.85 Dodge . . tict onr - pripea' ' NON "BURN . . . Batteries' oh Lamp Cord 3c Per Foot $23.30 for Hydrometers $1.15 Each ' your tar Timers, $1.60 Each Wisconsin Ford Timer Rollers : $1.50 Each Ford Coil Box $2.50 Each Klassy - One of tha finest Jacks made. A big sturdy, wen mad Jack, which operate easily and will lift any car. The adjustable foot link is a very convenient feature. it 'enables you to get iitidef the axle, even If the wheel are in a low placa $4.45 Other Tliefie dealers endorse, sell or apply Beit Wheeler Motor Co. eel.Bannnck SC Automobile Elliott- Auto Company.- Co.- Muter Co. Twin Falls J. A.' Barrett Aute Co. 250 h'jrth Main ftt. - Tire Compaq, 712 Arthur St, Shank Aute Co r. o. box Service Motor Helm A Servloe. 36 Fait Preaton A. Blair Co , Corner Park & C Strcqt. Auto Co. It eat Main JRrewC NEVADA Battle' Mountain-Ba- ttle Mountain . Garage, CaHin ' Overland Nampe Crook Slmcex A Last. Cemptny. Bree. Garaoe. , Nampa Battery A Tire ' I Co., 27 lith Ave. Sonth. I iffsyett- w- - ... "w Bhurtleff A Young,. Fwiet.llo Froeten A., Blair C. c? Trail Garage. Elko Newman Warrun Co. Co. . dl Supply Ely Ely F. H. Manning South State St. S Gertg. 2145-5- 5 Leveleek Lovelock Garage. McGill Fred D. Wert. Wtnnewiucea Wlnnemuce Xpttage. Auto Co d Second St. Richard eon- - Bower, 45-5- 0 So. Ine Second East. Sharman Automobile Co South State Street 61 A. E. Touraten, 415-4- 9 South Main . St Spanieh Fork Fork 2566 Ogden Lincoln Highway Garage Company, 1 tral Washington Ave, J. A W. Auto 8ervl(, 2254 Washington 'Ave. Th R. T. Mitchell Ce, 1331 Hudeon Ave, Motor Car Go, Hudson Ave. Aute Co. - .Price Utah Carbon Motor Co. Provo Superior Motor Co. Wataon-Bulc- V $a57'fiid:-'$1.5Other Btyiee, Paints and Polishes Ford Parts for cleaning and polishing all parts of a car, we recommend our Shine-Brit- e body polish. Pint can 65c and quarts $1.10. For painting we advise One Coat Auto finish, 80c and $1.00 a pint according to color. W e handle a complete stock oi every little bolt, ntit, pin, bushing and gasket, as well as the larger parts like the engine block, crank case, magneto, frame, etc. The parts cost, very little. Running: Board Carriers Super Vulcanizer t fl.lt ute Th tub pane-tur- n perfectly, mak- n Thia I a radiator liquid cement and is preferred by many car owner. Win atop ordinary leak and prerent seal, rust. tc. SmfiH giie. 70c ' well-know- ing repair far superior to ny "tuck-on- " patch. Heat M ji produced by burning adf a non flaming chemical heating unit, twelve patch unit furnished -- r v, Regular tze $1J5 fiaeh ef th $1.15 cocopletc but-f- f tilator to $6.25 lTv-Ml- VuTcaalcer felt Thebeat Tromtliemotbtwilinot your feet. It you got a ven$2.50 Super' mend Cowl Ventilators parts for Ford can, practically 0 SO X Radiator. Liquid . WYOMING . A new hdjuatmbl carrying outfit that can b attached to th running board of any car. .Clamp on hoc rely by thre thumb crwa . Easy to put a or take ff. rM up compactly j,.grbn.noik.B ot Mnai. strung and durabia ms, IX7A $32S and $us Wherever you go you can take Western Autov Camping Equipment along and set it -- up wher ever you camp in no time at all: v. i Evaneton r Th T Gar o, I no, Front Street. Kem merer Kemmerer Gfirage. . I081-W- , Auto k Tellurid Motor Co, 55 Waet Renter 8L The levt word ifi tep plate. The ultimate development of t search for the Klasricat and moat efficient plate ea the market. T,: W. Naylor Co, U6-11- Nephl Grace Garage Co. Ave. Co. jtOmA iSucceiQ.rsi tVA 36- South. Staift JSb Motor Service Co. 4 South Main St. Logan Garage A Supply Company, 701-2North Main lit. 7343 Hudnon Co. Grady frfotor Company, 465 South Main Street, North Main Street Carriage Work A Tire Service Shop, Automobile Browning Central Garage. 36 Federal Avenue. Ogden-Cen- , Company. Service Company, 126 Ce Farrington Garage, 2ml East anti 2nd South. Randatl-Dod- Magel Automobile Co Doee. 10 Ante Botterlh Automobile State Street. 16-4- 2 Logan-A- uto Frank W. Blair Co. idahe Noi'tB Brigham City Aute Supply Co Brigham 3 South Main St. Ephraim Law's Garage. Helper Service Garage. Weich & Bench. Idaho Automobile A Supply Co., Inc. R. B. Moree Male CltjA Metcalf Aut h Biatr Motor Company, , Gooding Gooding Motor Co. Dad Clay's Garage. Salt Lake City Alklre-SmltAuto Co, 65 W. Fourth South Hi. UTAH bln Automobile Co. Lyont m S Co. n; . Shoshone Shoshone BuHeje Motor Co., Goodin lit Overland Ave. Caldwell Caldwell Auto Motor Petterberg.Naeh Pupert uhl Halley Outx Preston Co., Inct Bryant Motor Co., 11th end Front Sts. Buhl-B- Non-Bur- Pocatello Auto Co., Inc., Sixth and Center Sts, P, O. Box 1277. IDAHO 101 Johns-Manvill- e 375 1.35 and 1.10. Rock 8prlnga-- C. l McCwtaln Motor Co. - Western Aute , Treneit Company; Yahner. Lawrence Bulck Company. . Tents, $9.90 " to $37.50 Spring-ee- z Folding Tables, $150 to $10.00 , "Spring-- a high grad compound which lubricate the leave of spring, forms a filmy cushion between the leaves of spring, prevents metal to metal contact make spring maa . more flexible. - H plat 60c, plat $1.00 Gasoline Stoves, $6.50 to ,$13.75 Camp Chairs, 0teh. Wasatch 1S0 Store open Baterdey night nntH Belt Lake City dock m to $3.95 r |