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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 19, 1916 · page 11

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Votoring Department, The Sentinel-

Will you please answer the follow-
115: My engine chokes when i open
‘1c gasoline throttle to climb a hill;
then the engine will pound; spa1k
Hugs soot very quickly.
tu'ocylindei" touring. D. R.

it is evident that the mixture fur»
melted by the carburetor is too rich.
t-fcgulate the amount of gas by turn:
log needle valve of carburetor with
throttle alniOst closed, while motor is
winning slowly. 1f motor slows down
and stops the needle valve has been
"lrned down too far. Open one-
quarter turn], start motor again, and
regulate the needle valve until as
littlegaa as possible is helm: used
and motor shows the greatest pos-
sible speed with throttle almost
r'osed.

The. auxiliary air shutter should re-
main closed when motor is throttlcd
noun. Adjust the spt 1m: until the air
talve seats lightl1.l\‘exi trv cat on

:1 bill. If motor does not pull increase} engine is running with dumb 0‘“ “mm“ me two ho”

ho tension on auxiliary an shutter
tzntil mot01 pulls properly. This ad-
,Zustnle‘ni of carburetor will probably
overcome the trouble if motor has
proper compression. '

Motoring Department The Sentinel-

] haw n 1913 Foul touting car and
1.1111 11 lot oi ring gear trouble
Neal: :1 geal about (Wm tvio weeks
and as I am a caieful driver I can't
understand it. What is the cause?
My wheels me in line and I hate it
l915 axle At first the teeth broke on

the gears. and since I put the 1915
A sale in thci wear to a knife edge. Is
there anv way to stop this.a1'1d iihai
i~ the cause? L. K

in all probabiliii the trouble lies in
.ht‘ gears meshing too tiglnh. The
teeth "bottom," which causes exces-
sive \‘i'C-‘lu' to the addendum of 'the
teeth. 'Axie should be dismounted
and an investigation made to deter-
mine why the gears are forced to
work so closely. The trouble. may
also be due to the pinion gear not
"ring properly set on the shaft. Note
1-. nether the roller bearing on the pin-
non drive shalt ms up cloae to the
flange in the housing. It Would also
be well to examine the fit of the roller
hearings or the axle ahaft—é-that is.
those neareét the differential. ‘

The play 01 backlash o! the teeth
of these. gears should be no more than
11eces‘sary to allow free movement of

the gears when turning, withouf
grinding. '*

Motoring Department. The Sentinel-1w

Have a Ford runabout and reeently
overhauled it. The motor works fine,
1 but when starting up a- slight grade

~ the clutch always slips when I throw 1
into first speed. but when Ijlet '

.her slide into high size 11151111 man;
would be very thanmuhto you It you

 

My (air is a.

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' 7- each wheel.

i

could tell me how to remedy this
trouble.‘ I! R.
This trouble is usually overcome byl
adjusting the tension on hand. The
adjustment Screw is on the right- handI
side of gear-case housing. Loosen.
loqk nut and turn up onklscrew about
oritfonrtli’g turn. then t '-for result.
if .‘t‘his does not OVer me the iron-
ble and the pedal is not obstructed,
or. in other words, prevented from
being pressed down as far as neces-
sary. it is possible the first-speed hand
ring is worn and needs replacement.
THREE THREE ‘THFtEE
Motoring Department. The Sentinel-9
1 have a 111mm 1. Maxwell. 1911. 1‘
bought it second-hand o. y‘ai ago. 13
think it uses too much oil and smokes.
:It uses one quart to about every 25
to 30 miles. i put in new rings last3
iJuly. one nonlcakable and two c0111 ’
'mon--i11 all, four cylinders. lt smokes;
awful in damp weather. and wheat

 

 

When engine nets warmed 11p and”
running about thentyllve miles 1111‘
hour it does not smoke much. i also‘
have trouble with semite brakes 11nd3
cannot keep them to hold the wav3
'ihey ought to. One. axle is also bent.‘
i took a stick and drove 11 nail3
l

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through it. and with one end on!
flow and nail in conttn punch hole
Iin end of axle. had it is 3-16 of on

run it ‘in that way? Broke other axle
off last week and think that is where
I bout this one. Had it fixed in gar-
age, but _they did not. say anything
about it. Please let me know where
the makers of the. Schebler carburetor
and Splitdort magnetos are located.
J K.
Would ad1ise cuttingr dawn supply
of oh from reservoir tank by taming
off stop cocky allowmg sufficient oil.
to passjthmugli eight feedto keep
up a steady stream This will reduce
the amount being supplied to the
crank case compaitments and keOp
the oil down. to propel level”

 

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TFATHER WILL NOT SAVE sous!

ylrving and Herbert UpdikeHeld on,

311 felony, lrving and Herbert Updike.

3who had signed a statement to the

bad as his

inch out of true. Will it hurt any,to; ‘

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tiona would be obtained. Each brother

It will .

WHO PLANNED MURDER.
..._.. l
Charge of Conspiracy to Commit
Felony
111110.1100 Jan 19. Held in a set
ctet place by the Oak Park police. un- I

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who plotted the murder of their mil-
l=ionaire father, their mother and sis-
tor, today awaited action by the sub
urban authorities.
Furman B.ilpdik1~tlw father.
effect that .there would be no prose-
cution 01' his two lions. yesterday had
experienced an entire change of opln» .
ion-on the case. He refused to sup~‘
ply ten thousand dollar bonds which;

 

 

 

CALL U8 UP
and we will nah our trouble
man right around when lama»
thing like this happens in your
home. if your

PLUMBING
II defective. mounted. unam-
tlt‘y or worn out, have Ill make
necessary repairs or install a
new system 0!

MODERN PLUMBING
Joanne A ”scurry

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Plumbing and Hutln.
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would have released his boys and in;

a statement to the police, said he had? 3

come to the conclusionfithnt Herbert.
the younger son, was practically as;
guilty as lrvlng. _

“if Herbert know lrvinn'a plan 10‘

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murder ‘us a month ago. and did not; 1 .
"he is an -

warn us," said the father.
brother. Both
whatever they get for it.’
This was taken by the police of Oak
Park tomean that they had the fatb3
cr'a consent to proceed with the pro%
‘Nuiltlll oi the. charge of conspiracy

deaervoi

Hubert Updlko's relations with n
cabaret singtr. Nellie De Onsonne. a:
Spanish gill, were still the. subject of:
police intestlgation today. Detectives:
working on the case leained that Karl:
bert had planned the establishment at
a little $30, 000 cafe in St. Louis "

It was believed that the $30. 000
necessary was to come {win his share:
of his father‘s $2,000,0th estate. 3
‘ROIRIIODS‘ between the brothers;
worn~siraineti and their confidence in:
each Other Was shaken ‘today follow}
ing the frank manner in which one oi";
them yesterday confessed tho astound
in: plot to murder their parents andi
sister. The police believe that work-
ing against the ether further rev‘ela

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mode a detailed confession of the}
plot and then they uere brought face:
to [face in the presence of the several5

 

 

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detectives.
the other admitted the truth of the
confession and they were led back to
separate Teens. | .

The detectives today planned to}

 

be impossible to get a proper adjust-

 

an easy matter to adhtst, the braked?

by jacki'ngupbbth ‘mor wheels, ads .‘

lusting the rods and bands with the
brakes released. then apply the wear
geiicy brake“ by pulling up on lover

of the brakes by endeavoring to re
valve wheels by build noting" the dif
feronce between resistance set up on
Continue the above an-

The carburetor is made in; indium.-
apo'lis, ind. ’Th‘e magneto is made
in Newark, N. J.,‘.__ ‘

 

meat of your brakes mm] you haw3hope of obtaining more e1 idence uni
the boot axle straightened .‘or re~3
placed with new one. It will then M31”? charge.

a few notches only. 'l‘e‘st resistance»

in brakes not equally on both whoela.’

T em"; Banana Want Ad. *7:

question both the. sons further in the'

ninth they could push their conspip
FDOTING THE BILL.

tMr. Newman had just moove'lgd

from an operation and was. talking to '1

a friend: " ' ‘

”The burgeonff be remarked, “said
he'd have me on my feet again hf
tarts new" ‘ .~
~ “Well: he did it, didn't bet” asked
the friend. ; _ '

'5."Hp did, indeed ” responded 111. -
Newman. "I had to sell my. motobcnr
to'pay his bill. "abolition 11.113111. ;"

 

 

 

 

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summer months. It is.
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