Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-12 | Page 20 | Strong Springs Avert Danger

STRONG SPRINGS AVERTJANGER Careful Inspection of Auto Should Be Made Now, Urges Dealer City, county and state officials, newspapers, automobile men and associations, as-sociations, through making traffic laws and regulations, and by suggestion sug-gestion and advice, have tried strenuously stren-uously to check the Increasing number num-ber of auto accidents t'ndoubtedly fewer n.cldfnts from collision and fast, careleaa driving occur now than heretofore, but there's another source' of accident that a em to be escaping th attention of the autouns A great many unnecessary accident' and much discomfort and Inconvenience Inconven-ience ma differed lat fall and winter from thu same sourer, and from all appeerance tht year win a repi-titlon repi-titlon of the same trouble That Is, unless automobile owner arouse themselves from areiesanea rd gfre the proper attention to their car pr tngs. "A careful Inspection should be made right now." Vera Watson of the lbeeman Automobile company de-l dared. hefore the wet aether of fjll and winter asta in. and if anvthingf r.ng i found whether a break a rrark. vr a bad twut, ll should be Immediately replaced This not only, averts a probable accident and coo-l Sequent Injury to driver and other ' but It adds much to the riding com-i fort and jhe llfo of the mac hine Many people are driving their cars n-.v with broken or badly damaged springs' without realizing the excessive wear and tear It causes 16 the rest of the' car."