South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 284, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 October 1920 — Page 30

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CHICAGO AGENCY HANDLES HAYNES III BIGGER AREA

Trianpl Motor?, Inc., Grt Three Statr for Trrritorv. r r- r ? cf a chi.r.r In lq rr.i!: whlrh the sal r f Hayr.es nr will he h.'ir.dlM V th" 1 . v Tri 1-,.-: Motors. Ir.o . u!h di'ol-iv ;! 222? South MI-hH;an a v. Th Trrar.cmer.t 'i!o l-irlud'-pood sized "-M-.r.s of I,!i northern India m, no? 1 f Ir,v' .-! v. i term Ju-' ronip!t-"i, th- e-i-t territory 1" '! ri! d f o',; . : "That portion of the -?iT" of Illinois lyimr north f and Irr-'.udina: the rotir.t !. rf IMk M fv-ir.omor. hrifti'm. Fh'-it.y. Cole, and th-it I-Ttlon of IMirtr county Jyir.r ror'li rf th C H. iv P. rnürr .--). In Irvllr.r.A, r-ikp, I'nr'T and T.-tp'te cu:i1 1 r Thrt entire ftit of Iowa. wih the ec r.tjon of the cour.t'.ei we.:, of and Ir.cliidi'-r Taylor. Adams. Cas.s. Audu! or. f'.irr'!'. flreep.e. Wor.ster. Hr.üiütnr.. Y,'r;.;!. Unr:! r and Kossuth. tn .'Ii --;r1. t)i- co unties . f Clark and K !,ind." lorix-c (.oxl Ah Miltners. "Such J. Rran ot s r on (( Tf '1 a "'-: 'il th.- high.ly ! -''of d vice facilities . f Tri p 1 : : l : g r i -r h t - ir s and s rMir'.e .Mo'o.-. roivin. r,!'r-i' Motor.-. Ins.. Inc.." 5a Id Mr. Jay V. ! nt of the Triangle "because we a re amply c,u;j.p.'. to i art a !iirir.utors of Ani-ri. n's tr. j and oldfst m clianic illy sure . s: ul j ti iiutomor.ilc In stenir.g about this i trar:ac-, tion. Mr. W. S der.t, stated : rdehafffv. rr-pp-s.-fepj that our past experience and our typ )f rli'-nt.dr have tltte-d uh to give en better and more rompl't' r-Tvice to present ownr-rH and prospective purchasers." The hange goes Into effect im- j ir.edlfe'y and a display of the new j 1021 Haynas curs can he .seen on the floors of true new, magnificent Iiowrooms. 2229 Fouth Michigan av. Then' llavnes models are th ores which w on thft anprecjation of I motor lovers in the past season by their perfected combination of beauty, btreneth. power, and comfort, the four factors of character In the nvr serlep llaynes which made its appearance at the 1020 automobile shows. Besides Mr. W. S. Mehaffey. who was formerly associated ith the Haynes company for more than five yearvS, the .selling staff Includes Mr. Percy Ford. In 1917 Mr. Ford placed the. names TIynes" Indelibly on the mlndj of Chicago's motor enthusiasts when h piloted the Haynea to victory at th' famous Chicago Spp(Jway race. Th present Haynes branch in Chicago will b- discontinued in favor of the new arrangement. and Mr. Doty, manager of the branch, will b transferred to the staff of tho Hayn factory in Kokomo, wrirr tho Hayn es has been manufactured f err the past 2(1 year. 2-WAY HEADLAMPS PASS ANTI-GLARE CALIFORNIA LAW Certificates of Approval Issued to Corporation Head. California -which, vrith New York. Jr. conceded to have had the first scientifically drafted anti-glare headlamp law for motor rats in America, haa put its oftlcial sanction on tho 2-Way hendlamps of the I'nlted States Automotive corporation, of Ccnnerpville, Ind. Cvrtlficates of approval of the 2Wav lamps have reen issued to Samuel F. Arbuckle salt s engineer I

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MOTOR ROW SCANDAL

BY NEAL According to a'.l the rules and -'liUitir.s this litt! column fhouM n r.MinUc i:urary enorx. io'uj 'r A Hie DUl .i' Ii) :Me it the- cth"r day. out looking rr.irt nvr from where we sit. th:....k awful rad. because Fri day- -the day on which we uo mot-t of ..ir lii-rary work a hard day. Invp ! .1 '. s ; i dr-'V-Hoswell spent a coijple of Indianapolis last week. Dave , fatt that his green sedan Muo during the trip. d V. I,. Mendez's desk 13 all scarred ar.d liitt rd ;-s a rJnilt of an im.rtci: cotif rt nre hM th-r Kn- ''; ;iftrrri..on. M.nd-z was awarded tho d""ii"n. If tliorrV anything a motorist loves moi t lui ii ji jokrl ulio walk? acros tlu ytriM't with mouth iwn, lookin- up at tho XAfz buildings. It's fnl i-" Mrd driving u tnick who think-; th city fath'-rs wore fooling wlw ri tlwy wTot4 tlio traflic ortllnancfH. We met Ott Schirm an In front of th" J. M. P. building the other day and he s.iid tiiat if we would wait just a minute until his chauffeur o.n.ip he would take us over to our hig fd'.ice in hi car. Afti-r waiting ahout 10 minutes the fellow u na-i been waiting for camf along, said was going a different way and we had to walk all the way over here. The frllow Ott was waiting for whh 'ic Freeman and Vic ain't no r pillar chauffeur at all. Our old friend. Jim McMahin, who used to he the trafhe cop at Washington and Lafayette s pending his time out around tne New -f,ntra! station. Mac says the excltf-Tiient is at fever ever a train comes in. heat when Tf it'a n nice dav to. lay Zeddo : F.owerman probibly" will make an j effort to induce some of the Dlaimond lake fish the kind you eat (n ijno. tangled up on hin hook ana Outside of finishing the floor nnd the roof, hanging the doors, in.Htallin tin- machinery nnd efjulpment. aru putting in n few windows, M nits'h new ihowToom and M-rrloo of the U. S. Automotive corporation, according to a wire this week from Mr. Ar.tuckle, who is in California. The New York and California anti-glare laws are considered to be the most scientific as well as the most drastic in the nation. They are based on recommendations made by the Society of Illuminating Engineers, those preat illuminating authorities who gave the nation the present uniform regulatory laws governing railroad headlamps. Now York, Pennsylvania. Wisconsin. New Jersey and many other states, which have exacting antiglare laws, have already issued certltlcatea of approval, or the equivalent of theso certificates. In those states where ro certificate of approval is required, the 2-AVay headlamps either comply or can be made to comply with the spirit of the local regulation. The 2-Way lamps are operated by the suction created by tho motor. In driving position, the lights are tilted. J the dazzling beam being dlrectea below the eyes of the driver of an approaching car without reducing trie amount of light in front of the car equipped with the lights. For the hazards of country and mountain driving, when the road ahead Is clear and permits of the use of a more direct light, a simple touch of the control on the Instrument board sends the reflectors to the upward position. throwing a :. ir. high-powered light 700 feet ahead of the car. If a car is approaching, a simple touch of the control again tiltsthe ! lights. If the lights are in theupward position when the motor is topoed they are automatically tilted to the downward position. I "There Is not ! lican platform a line in the rpubthat professes an motion of nride in what America did to win the war." Gov. Cox. Battery Co. Repairs -

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station ia all ready for ocTjpancy. For the benefit of other Dulck owners, we want to announce on behalf of Bill 'ichola that Buicka will i.ot run without graaoline. Mr. Nichols, however, desires to point out that this Is a peculiarity of several other makes of cars. Our work ia getting harder and harder every week. Jack Taylor has ffons and opened up a new place away out on Lincoln way. Wo hereby request automobile dealers to refrain from having their place so far from th business district. Future violations of this request will i dealt with severely. We never knew until a week aeo that I. J. Cartriht was a former football player. Hereafter we will trrat him with more respect. In lat wrekV column we ncrlectrd to mention that Tony Slick, tlie well known liowler and tire nian, went to Oiicago for a day wlveir he transacted bulnefw of hiiportanoe. Frank Thorpe pet a new record for himself thr other night on the Klks" alleys when he rolled up the hiph score of 119. Spectators were amazed at this superhuman effort on the part of the Silvertown Kid. Automobilist may now use the Lincoln highway at any time they choose. CI. M. Brut has no further use for it until next spring1. Henry Grieger and Fred Wndell , an? tin only automobile men who liae acx'cpuul our invitation to )me In and Inspect our new hunting equlpirnt. If moro dealers do not avail theinelves of thLs opportxilty to ej something neat, but snappv, in the nay of heating appliances, tlio offer will bo withdrawn. J. B. Renshaw, over at the Colfax Co.. told us he was jrolng to run an ad In some paper up In Bention Harbor. We hope he don't make some poor downtrodden advertising man walk all the way over from Denton Harbor to get his copy. We were having a dandy little conversation with Ekl Collmer th other day until tt r.esfotant manager told hJm that a truck proepect had been in and that practically ended the conversation. TT II" TLVS AND THE ARE. I'd rather be a Could Be If I could not be an Are; For a Could Be Is a May Be, With a chance of touching par. I'd rather be a Has Been Than a Might Have Been, by far; For a Might Have Been haa never been But a Haa waa one an Are. WHAT DID HE rEAX Sergeant Now then Private Hogan! Why aren't you holding your rifle In your proper hand? Private Hoffan Sure ol're got a splinter in me 'and! Sergeant Ben scratchln yer head, I s'poso! SHE WAS LATE. Jack What did you say her age Is? Rh We J AAn't irov hut nhft's jusrt reached' twenty-one. Jack Is that eo; what detained her' During tho first four days following the recent reduction in price of Franklin cars, dealers reported sales representing an Increase of 323 over the total sales recorded In tho twentytwo days between Aug. 30 and, Sept. 2?,.

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We are opening tomorrow, another tire shop. This new service station will be conducted under the same efficient management that has made Taylor's Tire Shop No. 1 famous with all car owners. The same Zip Service policy will prevail. A speed car will be ready to come to your assistance whenever you call our new number Lincoln 5344. Taylor's Tire Shop No. 2 is located at ft 731 Lincoln Way West right on the corner of Cushing. You motorists who live in that part of town will find it mighty convenient. We are here in South Bend to serve you in the right way. The tires we sell, the repairs we make, the service we render, must make good. We have satisfied in the past, we intend to do so in the future. Our new shop is going to help us live up to our past reputation.

Taylor's I 132 E. Jefferson Blvd. (Comer of St. Joe St) Phone Main 610

Only Four South Benders Remember License Number

nr jrLir w. m:vi:u What is your automobile liene number? What would you do tf your car were stolen'.' Could yu give the police the data needed to help you recover your car? Would you have to waste much valuable time in telephoning, home first to find out what the number was? Or are you one of the few who merorize their license numbers? Thes? are some of the vital questions that the automobile driver hou!d be able to answer favorably. It was thought that one of the best ways to get an average of the number of people who know their license numbers would be to any 10 drivers, picked at random. So the writer asked ve men and five women in the. busin ss section of the city who wer auto drivers. Hy finding the number of people out of 10 who knew their numbers one could find an approximate a vera g. for if only one knew the number the average would be 10 pr cent. The following people were asked: T. Kilgore, Hfe Insurance man. correct. Mrs. J. W. Muesell. failed. If. F. Oarrleld, salesman. correct. Mrs. C. W. Zehner, all except the first number correct. Walter Roper, transit driver, did not try. Mary Hyde. did not try. J. II. Stlckley electrical contractor, correct. Mrs. Isabelle Oreiger. did not try. Joseph E. Bcckcrleh. chicken fancier. correct. Mrs. Wilbur Warner. failed. The abpvo records show that four (and thoe four men) had their license numbers memorized. This means that there are approximately R0 per cent of the automobile drivers In South Bend that do not know their license numbers. One of the men had to change Jicense plates and he remembered the new number that he was given. Another of the men who had his number correct said the first th'ng he did when he bought new lie . ;e plates was to memorize them. This is the right thing to do and if all automobile drivers did that much of the time that is usually lost in finding "where A HOPEFUL SIDE TO RISING IMMIGRATION BY imTXG WEST. A great deal of concern has been expressed over the rising tide of immigration, but there is one phase oi tho question which is not without promise. P'our out of five immigrants now arriving in this country are wives an! children of f oret;ried.-? a'ready hen-, the restrictions put by european countries upon the exodua of their male citizens making it difficult for many of them to pet a "'ay. The arrival of these wives a-.d families should have a stabilizii g influence upon the husbands and fathers to whom they come. America will now be home In the fuiks sense. Americanization should progress, and- restlessness subside. The women, fresh from the horrors and rigors of life In central Europe, will be kindly disposed toward America, the children will go into school, and among both women and children the doctrine of good citizenship should fall upon fertile Foil. Moreover thia 'preponderance of feminine aliens should set at rest, the fears of those wro foresee injustice to American workmen Ii th; incoming tide. The women wi'l not compete in any overcrowded fWds, and dividing the entire total cf arrivals by five will reveal the fact that not enough men are coming to complicate th industrial situation to any grave extent. Try NEU'S-TIMES Want Ads date Oir

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written, down" would be 1 When the license is bought a little card is required to be filled out. One md of this card you are given an.l on it Is your license number, engine nurober and other "earmarks" of your car. Some of the people asked had this card "somewhere at home" but they did not know Ju?t where. One of the women aked had the card newed ia a little pocket near the steering wheel. This is alFO a good policy but If the car were stolen the card would g v Ith it. Sergeant Rudir.skl of the local police station said that only about two out of ten that report thefts know their license numbers but have to ither go home or phone to find out -e hat it is. And nil that while the thief ja going farther and farther away. Some, says the sergeant, even have to find out from the county or state records what their own license number Is. An auto thief ran easily chance th license plates ort your caj- after h" once has it but It is very hard it him to chancre other earmarks that y." may have put on the car yourself, it would be a good rlan to memorize the engine number for thatis a hard thing to change One of the men asked by the writer said that he could tell his car if ho ever mw lt. His method was novel, and clever He had taken off the glass that covers the numbers on his spfriinmetrr and where It registered "' miles an hour he placed his Initials. The average auto thief would not think of such a place to look for an identification mark ami the owner could prove his property beyond a doubt it he ever saw the car. Other ways have been devised to foil the thief. They range from notching the gasoline feed pipe to scratching the initials on the exhaust pipe. The law has a long arm and will be able to protect you if you help It by protecting yourself to some extent. One way by which you can do this Is by memorizing your license number and marking your car so you can give the police an accurate description of the Jost property. SEETHE n if1 F EM the car that is creating a sensation in local automobile circles at our showroom. The Dixie Flyer is made in all of the popular open and closed models. GOOD SERVICE GARAGE 1509 VV. Division St. GtowIe Mm.

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Old Tires Made Nov New Tires That Make Good

Tire Shop 731 Lincoln Way West (Corner of dishing St.) Phone Lincoln 5344

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The Franklin Sedan will airry you farther in a day over all kinds of roads. It will leave you less fatigued, whether you sit at the wheel or in the tonneau. Your chances of being hung up with tire trouble are less. So are your eras and tire bills. Franklin Motor Car Co.

5 i 7 Lincoln Way

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With each Vacuum Cup Cord or Fabric Tire purchase we are giving a Pennsylvania 'Tar Tested" Tube of corresponding size absolutely free. You not only save the substantial amount ordinarily paid for tubes, but you also save on the casings. For Vacuum Cup Tires, at prevailing prices cost less ihan other makes of tires.

133 E. Jefferson Blvd. Try News-Times

TT T k ti X 20 mUcs to the galten of gasoline 12,500 miles to the set of tires 50p sbrwer yearly depreciation (NiGoru Averages) West

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