Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 22 August 1919 — Page 20

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THE TIMES. Friday, August 22, 1910. from Ha.a :;...ia-t lead. Mm- win. 1-'-ist Wednesday ui.dei- I ! 1 1 : 11 of liie j War IVj-artment, o m i. -t i n g of nine air- i p'.a ii-s, ; 'A'.-r.; j -f. ur motor Inu'ks, three .' t-'. iff i r1. ;i ; h !; I' ii s. l'.'iir ruin i;. ; a ii ; on-. !.:';--. ....., i. f-, tn. i i;i r I v i r ; - :n:i! ,r. h;..-.'i' ' h i-. -is jin.l i'UIT -V-iN.T.hi.j; t V.! : I Vj-:trttit-i:t oin- ! '! i!.- f, w il W the n i ' 1 -xt.-ii.-iv. j sp.i!-ifi.':ir ;m.l ! 1 ! u' I 1 o pa t hund i a j tcir eor made in the United States It i j wil be know ii a:; fit.- Alt-Americau l'.'iiij tinders aiai is 1 1 . ; : i conducted for th1 f. mi; i-tii poses: ; K. i i u i s :u,., i.,r -.r branch of !.

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Yesemite Volley Kc-nonsy l!a.,n out "f Los Angeles. f This annual event s -i: d-j :is the most pruell:r,i t: Ul '. ''I on t'.so Pacific Coast . Tin- . ;ir- uh'a U t '.als 376. S miW. l.ads ov r h .'!- was rr.ountai n:a.1 and up si.-ii grades. An altitude if t:, -. fct t : attained before tue p-u:U. ar. !.t t : of one of tli Sierra pc.'iUs, j-.-.f hd. Brai,- of t!.-- ,f( u i a ;.. s a-.:d sharp turns tio- oo;;r.- ;. -.-.arnle ,n abundance of r-.s-TVf r iti oopeting- cats and the jtfst : k!'.!f-:l driving. Th r"ent c-i;t--i-t vv-.a made norf diffn-ult and lias-irdo-:s because of thf :.o-t that fn mi'ea "i the route har. boen v.r..:-d !-' a o'o-;,l

I urst Just prior to .rt of ti.e ( race. 1 . The Trn-plir -with 1-.. J.-ad, v.-- ir'.o-d ".. "."70 pound?. It o;'i 1 1' . :' 4 , Ions of gaso'.'.r.t- i:i o. i tv.o ;. : . , o.r.les. riv;::g an a o : i - t :i - j . i'.pe of 41. ; , f Harry V. And : r.--on, Rvncnl sal- s ' .... manager of tn Tcii-.rdur .Mot-rs C r-oration. rf-ards tho -.naa-f '" the Templar as tl.e no if r?m;i: m'-'.o ; t.. by reason of the th it th? dr'.v. r was comparative ly a s-tratisjer to tho tr . ur and w as w h-liy un:;f.:i;iiar w;t'a -,; the course. 1 ;' n: "We are mors than elated with the x achievement of ::.e Tea p'.ar in the :,, Camp Curry -Y.-s. tnite V.i'.'.-y T:'.:r.. a'- t. though we :!i:i:-t ndd t'-at C ;y d: - it closed what very T r. ;-'.tr owner al- : t: ready know.-." ,).-,'. t--ed. It a . tar will average 2Z m:K-s Per KU--n , a-, ever such a road as wa nsd in t Camp Curry R-.:n, it i rt-i'.nly s-U.-.: ' -:-averaee much rtfre m the ::."ot .'t 1:' highways. In fact : i rt.. f ! 'Ci; ' !' parts of, the c--u-;ry .-n:r:r. tn - ;j-

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transported averages less than a ton in wei :ht.

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way is to deliver e?ch load seperately, instead of carrying several tons over the first part of a long route in order to deliver fractions of the load to various joints. THIS REO "SPEED WAGON" the pioneer and still the leader of its type; has revolutionized our id sas on hauling.

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HOW 10 DETECT

MY VALVES

the unnecessary prindinir whlh j the looks of the tops Is simple and makes for leaky valves. The writer! obvious upon a little thought Purin his arti-le points out how one mat' itip the power stroke of the piston d 1st iiiEii ish a valve that leaks from j the burning gapes are under a nttfn one that does not and tells how only pressure . If tli-re is the sllphrest

leak at any point around the face of the valve, the cases will force their way through at tertiflc ppefrt and carry away any carbon which

Cause of Bad Valves.

re evenly sooted over and, therefore, have perfectly black heads, are l.ohiin?. while those which ore red

1 or brownish on top. or show the It is Just as Important to know : metal plainly, with.ci a covering or when not to arrind a- valve as to! soot or carbon, are leaking. I'y obknow when p rind iris is necessary, s fervlnjr the tops of the valve heads th sound advice civen by Arnold I'. ! soon as the cylinder head is r"YerV.es in an artU le on "Valve In- I moved and then carefully tnspeetlnjj sperti.n and Orindinc." in the Ansust ! the face of the valve and the seat.

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Cny ritimarc -fi-if TlPtattn'T ias a general rule that valves which: may have been formed on' the top of

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Ifie V .ill lieni ia: i'-a iv, rtn n ci .01 tFe castinpr near the valve seat leaving the metal around the leak entirely clear of the soot or corl on. Not only will the escaping pras i-arry away all carbon near the leak, but will also actually wear away the metal itself if not attended to . ".V valve which is allowed to leak for a lonir time will frequently show

ne will quickly learn to tell what is quite a path erbded by the hot pases

neede-5. j in pushing through the opening, in l.niKS fUSF r M :k much the same way as the gases from "The reason for the difference in the liia-nau pawd-r I'lareeg in a

high-power rifle, or cannon gradually erode the metal of the rifle or cannon barrel by escaping past the projectile before It gets fully under way. The paths cut by those leaks In

color of the metal around a leaky valve in many cases Very frequently a leaky valve will have a reddish appearance, like burned clay or like a furnace grate often shows after be-

either cape look almost as thousrh i int; under a very hot tire for some

the metal had been melted out and there is undoubtedly a certain amount of meltim? of the metal brought about by the hot pases. "The hiph temperature of the escaping cases also causes a different

time. This is not. an infallible rule for detecting a leaky valve, but on many engines it Is a very reliable ind ication . "

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