Initiation I
m IIIIIIIIII Int
Results of Saturday’s Games ‘
Furnish More Upsets For“ ., ,
Followers of Gridiron Pas-
times
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NEW YORK. -Nm‘. Zigw'l‘his lust;-
Ironing toutball season will. leave he-
hind it II record for form upsets and
» . hurprisin‘ unparallclrd in tho history ‘
Simmons and 6958i?
of the gatIII- l'nder ordinary oondl w. W” . ‘
:Eons gIIdiron critics cxact the Jail: llcndricks may be secured as manager for the St. Locum Cardin-
“Itnpi.” 1., to uphold for a percentage als. Hendricks had a wry outrccsztful season with IhII tndianapotiu club.
.53". but this campaign has 1391 summer.
no ‘llfllf‘l'
of about
lIIII-n art-racing probablv
than 1:70 in lllt’ major CORN-1:515. This
is duo largI-lv to the unsettled condi-
tion of the sport. the general loss of
’ IIItIII'ans and the unf‘V'Q‘fl dIIvelopmcnt
of Ina-In material. Rookies who play-J
ed lilw veritable tyros one Saturday
lIIII'I'I I-II.IIII lItII-k tho noxt. Vl't‘f‘k with
K —.P..
Fred lI‘ulton found (lunboat Smith Iasv‘piclting last night. Smiths
seconds threw in the sponge, in the seronth round Fulton wants a track
at “illard and the heavyweight title
-4—-
Han Johnson is still talking. HP Hal: that double headers (ll(a|)€l'll
ham-hall and have done the emit more harm tlIzIn anIthinz else.
a dam! tug IIxhitIilion worthy of the ‘ '.
II was of a stellar year. i 153101118 lfl'inh‘k‘y Ioutpointed Bill Brennan in Bolton. last night. The,
”mwn- , “Mary 'ovor “ammmm by men mm for thoI Ihitd time last night Each tighter has score-d a victory. I
W In It II'II‘II in lim- with the exp‘eI-Imi and (mo bout was declareda draw, although many fans \erI of the opinion i
but it had llltell thouglttthat after tho tllttt Lewinsky won. . {1
crushing drt'eut lIv Tufts Dartmouth ‘
would bII III'UII Pal-llt‘i“ for the Bears. As
in othIIr dotouts this sIIann. notahtv
that. by l’rnusvltttniu. lhIrtttIouth lato
.9...
NI-II' York nuthoritics are hot on the trail of violator»-
law.
of the- boxim:
I
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in thII‘gamII Ollt‘nfltl up II forward
pausing; Izatnt that might haI'II L'iI'I-n
It". conic-Hi u IlitYIIIIont complexion had “SCI E . SH " ”11 P WESAvES “IT“
it bcI-n flashed oaflivr. llrown sf’Ort‘H 8 EN 0 r51:
wort- made possible liI"l'ttmltlt'3 by Sid . a _ l’ I I .1:
llolhrook and .VlI-lhinough, no the ll‘l— l
. ‘ _ ., .
utnph though uatlslymg IInough :Il‘tIIr .. ”r ‘
I-lIIven yt‘al'H of inaction quIiIInt [hut-1 g (‘umg‘ 8111111} “111 1101 ill“ Mil“
mouth. was not quite as brilliant as 111111111” 111" 1’9‘130“ 11 “311 ”willed C
it “ll"lll hawa been ”"11 1" 1111‘ 15111 1114" (WOW? would
In t-lw notional f‘OntlltltII'IItion' of lllltl’ in Now York state, but such is Fulton "I Seventh Round
. , i , - not the fllh- The big fI-lloII. intends
lli‘llVanu :1":Lanttll1II’1l11rillflll“lit-Twill! 1" “111'" 11""1 [11" game this ovation ' MMNI’APOHE. Minn. Nov. 2%, -
(it to St‘lto :IIId )Vuhtttn at )lontcont- $11111“ 1"“ ““11 '1 14171111?” 11311“ on ”"1 Fulton “1 111""“901‘5 WOW”
or: “11;? Fly. .1, from “inning fl". tho lIIIIIkI-thI-Ill courts of mo Em" for thus-ho. demon II (hence at the heat
V‘V:'-‘lt’1l"l‘V1flflff‘l:t1nPP f'lr'uupioxluhip for 1111111" IVt‘m'Ii- and ”W followers of tho “15'" "ll; ‘III-It night when hI-I boat
ll1'4~.~'I‘I'l)lttl VP'i" 'lllll hr “'t‘filt'l'n cm. “Wt"? “Um“ 1,101)" that tho Sim!!!) baht. Smith of New York in "VI
th I e d Iv
iI-II ra'tIIIl ill“ zit-meat cicvcn in tho "'1' F a” n "1“" '1 and on b‘ 11
Ohio Stain was t‘xttet‘tt’tl technical knockout when Jimmy John
Lion, Smith'II manager. throw in tho
not IIIIIIIIIIIII
nutter Stopped by Fred
Prom Stamford comes tho word that
1" SIIII- '~x fll‘t'lwsllj lulu hI-IIn entrant!
country,
wattle rifcht through the Southern En-
! h l e‘ n to furnish :IIIIIIiI‘: it MIMI! .Ipoucc in It": M‘Vv‘l’llfl from» gnu
.IIIIIIIIII Au llllll ad mm d trutI. unmet“ in n“. mm t5 (WW rho com- tuI-nIv seconds of roughing.
To DIIIiIlHotI by 21 to ’I'. tilltl David . , .
d be l l 'hI' it”: WSW . Q. I ’i‘hII uttnnur nturtIII stron: “and out
‘0 t (I, . I
m in turn h on I. Iile .I __.l “mm”, the Mlnmmta (tool, to tho
flIIItIgiII 'l‘I-I-h in It: to 10 and by tho
\nvy by 27 to 13.
OnII mom thu-
ltI'i.
III
“what-MM
'“tf' 51"“ “111““ 111‘“ “'111 1’“ 11") first round, IhII' ricIond
tutra‘I-tion til thou grmorv tomor'rovs Fulton seemcd willing to “I“; hill,
1:"‘1011‘ “‘11 ‘1 11.91“" night. Tht Norwulk lineup will '1'? Ilmc but was forcod to mixln the
111- 1Y1t11V1t1m11 110110111“ (111111‘J11‘; main Ihl smith as lost VIM: third round rnd twat Smith all thr-
01'1° 31‘1”. .4 A” ac ""*""‘ wnv from this stage of the balllt‘.
A IIeIiIa
“In "51‘ “I “W humid rm: MArLEs
lIIIIIIIIIe, tho Auburn ihflcli, Itlm not. m...
min plny Pd a remarkable ttunltlniz unfit ThI1 BUM incl Cubs and the llour TI-
smashinu canto but outkiI:kIId llIIrlev pm pill clash tomorrow morning at
beinu cvcn.
:Ilitlturn Snylm of lndiunapolis in ten
rounds. Malone forced the finhtlna
thronchotft and was in far better con-
Imd nullit‘lod Ohio State's ,‘Illlpl‘l‘lfll‘ll‘ thII Norwoll‘t Allmu, for the third, dition M the finish.
on attatlt. tint-c this NPI'lir'Ol'l. 'l'hI- (‘ubr and Tynan The bout “7"“ the first in which Gun
Tho sumo (met‘ more epiphanizml tum-«now ocI'IIIII'i ' third and' fourth hoot Smith fought untim- tho murmur
tho fact (loortzih Tech but the ng-u't- place regpeg-[ivs-l m m.- .Norwulk "mm of Jimmy .inhnulon.
out och’I-n in all the countrv. Georgi?! Newspapormens wit League and
Tor-it's poiii‘tmn with regard to tho tomorrow' -t lllfllf' 1 In' 111511;?” for-
. boat in tin Eat-It alrnady halt bcI-n tho championnhip {u mmlfi HEADERS
mod» plain by its VlflmlPS mer Penn _ -.
all to (l and tho ('urlisln Indians, 38 DEL GAlNER JOlNS . Visa?
to 0. Just huII it ranks. in comprni-
110“ with Ohio St -IItII in :I grout mm
1 surc will be indicated on ’lhur day
when Tet-h t-lnvs Auburn.
lNCREXSE TRAVELlNG
EXPENSES 0F MAJORS
NEW YORK Nov. ZS.I-The federal
”not taxes on rulhond fore will mean
an ave-rage I-xtra cost of $1,100 a 'M‘ll'
son to each team in the major baIIII-
luIll leagues. according to _estimutéa
just. compiled by John B. Foster. sec-
retary of the New York National
lmag‘uo'cluh. Tho sixteen travelling
clubs will. therefore, enrich the na-
‘tiotuil' trIIIIsury to the extent or about
$1“;th next tteason The ‘avemge
mile-ago of each of the major clubs to
about 11000 miles a. season.
lir Foster is of the opinion that.
thc additional—cost of baseball through
. taxation and the increased hotel or:
11911898 can be met by cutting the play-
BOSTON NAWV YARD
BOSTON. Nov. '18.”Dl‘l Gainor oi~
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Juan of tho Itohton American lxzaguc S0 Says JOllnson In DiSCUSS'
base-ball Ilub Inhaled at the Boston ling 134 Game Schedule
Navy Yard yesterday as a first clogs
yecmun. He will rcport for duty next. (”11 “10 "111' -I Numerous don ’
hlIIIheIdcrs will remit from any zit-1
.onday. .
Dolly Lewis "Chick" 11'1"!” 11" ‘0 I‘i'rt'Sh I: achedule of 154
Jack Hairy . _
Shot-Inn and Ernie Shore, all of the 5.1an ""0 {”91“ 1' 11311111111111” 1“
Rod Sox_ already have enlisted at the ”"1 "111nm“ ”’1 1‘ 11'11’1'1N’“ 91””1‘1““1
”mum yard. its/hart "Rabbit" Moran of the American League. rentcrdav
V'lllf' of the Boston Nationals. "P ““111 111111 1'" favored 11011119111"
I tho Amt-“titan league schcdulc to ill!
gatncs but it‘ tho Notional Leacttc dP-I
citlts to Ictitip tho 154 name I'ttltetiulr-i .
South Norwalk Readers Can No Long-1' ““11111 11" 11“”9‘331'5’ 101' 111" A111?”
er Doubt the Evidence I'! :In to plat a lilw number in order 10"
This nrutoful cltizqn testified him: “”1‘1 “0"111'1111" “1111155
ago. . "Platimx tIIo g;- man for fillf" admin-i
'l‘ol’d of quick reliefn-of undoubtrd “1011 ”WWW“ 111°. 990".” ”1‘1 ’1' "i
benefit-10111150" todn ‘and crcntcs in the'
Tho mp” ore now (onl‘irmed minds of tho fans the belief that thet
511011 tcutimony is conlplpte-me llf‘P not netting their moneys worth
cvidenr‘e concluttlvo. out of 3 Bl"' "9 game of nine innings. I
DOUBLY PROV/EN
or limit to eighteen or twcnly'play— It form'si convincing proof of merit.110111’11‘1191‘1‘1'“113W done more ‘0 1"
"A, Vlrs. R. J. Seymour, 59 Winfield jurc profcyqionnl baseball than nnv
._.-.--..._...m.......-. 'strcet, East. Norwalk,says:t‘1‘hcre 0'1101‘ 011" 1111“"-
LEONARD SETS PACE 1"Somc of tin minor leagues have
IIIIII a constant. dull ache in the small
of mv back and gm“ accompanipd by piaycd the double header card to the
wcnkncss thiough my lotus. When I 111131 111111 0 w "1111'“ 01 111917 financin
wast doin" any work about the house. "011111“ 1° 11"“ 1‘1""
sharp twinges darted through me Kid-
nIIy weakness also bothered me and Harvard Stands For
plainly proved i needed a kidney med- Informal Sports only
icinv. Having my attention called to
Dunn's Pills, I got some at. Pinisted's CAMBRIDGE. MRS-1.. NOV. 28,—llpr-m
drug store and it did not take them Iard's. llockry baseball and rowing
long to correct the trouble." (State activ’itivs of tho prevent. college your
mom given April 24, 1906). all will be represented by informal
Time to a Test teams. In announcing this decision
On June 22. 1916 or over ten years lam night the Harvard athletic com
"315*! PATBV CLINE . later Mrs. Seymour said: "My kid- mltlee also ruled that no collcgc in
KNOCK. OUT "CANDREWS nevi; have given me very little trouble- Mania uhould be conferred on the
PHILADELPHIA. N0"!- 28.—lrinh since i gtIVe my former recommenda‘ player: who made up the informal
' Palsy"Cllne, the New York ltght- non,‘ When i do notice any of the {or- football team It“, full.
‘Wclzht knocked out Eddie Mc- mar symptom;- lulo Doon'l money The hockey team will confine no
Andrews of this city In the third round Pills and get good results." play largely to some: with Boston
of It! ulxvttp 6 match here last night. Price We. at all dealers. Don't Illll- umulour clubs “a tum. "pagan
ttonou u re about even up will: ply ask for a kidney rowdy-rant ii: gm, cud 1""."3'111‘9‘1'"!
IknockqupIhlow. A short mitt book. to map; I Kidney Pitta—the some did!
the logic. Joe LIMI pl va Yflk two's Mrtt. Burnout had. Footer-unborn I‘ young" '1‘“ film"
It. {é
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IN WASHINGTON CLUB
VV'ASHINGTON. Nov. 28,—Joe Loon-
I'll‘tl, infielder of the Washington-base-
ball tram, has notified Manager Grif-
fith he will cornuhcre this week from
his home in West Chicago. 111., to en-
list in the Quartermasters’ Corps of
the National A‘riny as mechanic and
rIIpalrqut. Leonardwill be lhe III-at
mcmbcr of the local team to enter the
l'nitI-Il Status service. .
.—
from W0 0' Keefe a! Film in (30.. film's. Bulalo, N. Y.—-—Adv.
.$.jtbe.fanthmpd. mamas W..- '
, right hand “a the "M” IWJBQ"! Love not only affect“ mp’l of“
”M It.“ WW II. “MW “mm W
4ft
liudul‘l r. al disputes in the West
linSIW
cum tum
OUR STORE WlEL BE CH; SED
THANKSGIVING DAY
OPF‘N TONER” UNTIL l0 O’CLOCK
Honk ! Honk !. .
Antonio!) ilcNotes
ftAfluto VILLA
‘ how much oil it gets.
r W
Motoring DIpa rtvtcnt. The Sentinel.
7
Low Cash Prices
" — The motor in my moton'yrle has ~ . I
been halting all around the joint of F Pr
the base and ll'ltI'l'f‘ the l'l'lllidt'ni bolt fee ompt 1 mllverv
on to the hater. iiaIt: had it apart 1
wire and nhellarcd it but does not
stop it. ‘How can l crop it? While
running it llc‘V’t'r “:10ch no matter
When month:
with spat-l; advanced and throttle- clou-
IIi it fires of times ,witb an awful
molar. i have no trouble starting' the
motor. but haw those troublps when
running. Will you tell me how to or-
ercome them? C, E. it.
After "moving motor from frame,
, .
take cylinder off, and S6 parate crank- ’I_l
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:9. vi
a“ w Here you will find a large assortment of Good
(I .
. II Thinks to Eat and Drink. W I: know that Ian will be
pleased if your orderus filled at
(are With a mmpprr clean
anv old :Ihcllar- whtth may be coatI
to the outlaws and then test uitt
Pruslnn blue for high spots File un-'
til a smith Matt: is reached. and 1
fit Win a gasket madr- Imm 1-3:" As— 7’
tIpIItolvtc. The use of black lead in .. -
rI-IIornnIIIndI-Ii instead of shellac. ’l'ht- .j
altcr firing you monitor: is evidently 1'
round by a faulty carburetor adjust-I I
inf-Ill When a carburetor is mI-Ierins ’9
out n faultv mixturo, misfiring 0! lb?
champ lain-:4 plate. This unbumlfl 1‘
so! in forced into the "haunt 105%
out.
and mutter. The succeeding l-xlia
Gold Medal Flour. per bag . . . . ............... $1.79
V' cry Best Creamery Butter. Beckmann quality.
After more than a your of abacut‘il;
during which it v.“ believrd he pasI
dom- for, Pancho Villa thI- lormer'
Multan bond" has again IiI-Icn to!
power 'He has taken the Iotyn III
Ojt naga “oppm tI- Prooidln. 'l‘czc. and
1m; warned it in his Dulpofl to
on tIhIow It "ran“.
b7"
.IFlRE THREATENS A‘l EIR
BUSINESS SECTION:
,AIIIII. nu»- Nov. 23.41". bu It
p... ‘ who" of this town In; Um .It 1
onI-d and the portions. VII-n- injut It
in a bio that sta. lPd late ‘yciwtd: Iy in
II restaurant on Went Main strwt.
'l'bc tirr department at ('mnp Dt'Vt ll
tho national army cantonmcnt. full.”
:1 mil-I away, aidml tltI- villacv fur-I
from in stopping thI- llamI-II .
Tn. wealth buslmtss buildinzu:
owncd by Edward J. Bro n. of Filth
burr” ytIqucmoymt, with ,I losrt I'N
llmillltl :I.! ”.300"
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COMFEBSEB TO PLAYING I
PART IN 23 MURDER!
33".)“.th Nov 23. -A confco-I
lath’ .IIaIIkw o'rI inf Pull mmcflm 41115;: had been ImIiIIr'a’l'erI ”Water:
ltv ”limb '
tommiltcd
Ll nun-don
The was I mombcr, was manic:
of will
toduv hr" Ralph Danielle, well known ——l have 3 Jill?
as “all'htlfl Barbrt’, according to his limiter. There is a moaning in mart
trict AMI! Swami. ltatnlellcI was
hrouwht hurl! from Reno. chada tIIo
month- go to answer an lntllflluo‘fll.
churning the murder of a boy in
Brooklyn 1 1
Detective: "perv immedintI-h cont.
inlll to mt men mentioned bv min,
Mic and inter in the dav ('lro and
IVlncent Morel". brothers and Nlcho on and tires taken off when lacked a,
lax .lrra, s {dd to ho nephews of "Law
.tho Wolf’r 0 min: ‘a forty Iran" cons”
term fol "felting were bxoucht
into court. turd held in bonds of ii?»—
{000 each.
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DEDIITARVIWIMNIILL
PORTLAND, 0",, Nov. 28 -\\it
ii am 8. Wilson, secrctal’v of iattor'
head at Pruident Wilson I modinlion
counties-ion, which has been hearing
'33
rcmot ed from his private car yepter—
day to a hotel sufferinz from a break
down and a severe cold.
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Gill, till Still ill
Here’s Grandmother's Recipe to Dark.
on and loautfly Faded Hair
That. beautiful even shade of dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brew-
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul-
phur. Your hair is your charm. it
make: or man the face. VV hot: it
fades. turns gray or streaked, just an
application or "to of Stage and Sul-
:phur enhances itsyppearancc a bun-
;drcdlold. ' ‘
Don’t bother to prepare the mix-
t c: you can get this famous old rec-
improved bv the addition of other
lngredlenlo for 50 cent; a large bottle.
all ready for nu. It is called Wyeth'o
Sue and Sulphur Compound. This
can alwayl be depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustre of
your bur
Everybody use: “Wyeth? Sue and
Sulphur Compound now because if.
Men: so naturally and evenly that
nobodv can tell it but been applied.
You simply ham 1 m or loft
brush wlibftuuddnwthlommb
the hair. talcum, ml! lit-pd pt
Minority-name mm)“
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VIM“
11w “1'10“” "’11 1m" ""1911 'f Pound .................................. 436
Motoring Dmnrtuwnt The lSé‘nlllnt'l . it New We Mince Meat (VQl'V fine) ll ' ' . . ..... 13C 7
«Please tell Inc that. is tie I var . .,
tutuI volume in per cent. of piston dis- i' Butterfly Brand (tOldBll Pumpkin. C2131 ....... 15C
placement of a four cyIlc gasoline ’
,Imztne and docs It varv With It" dP— F None Such Mince Merit. oer like .............. 12c
also and ulzv of the compo? I ..
Tho clefiranm ratio mm»; V'l'itlclt New Lover Figs. lcrIiIm uerlh ............... 200
but 8 fair menu» for motont of . V . . . ,,
ilI-aIl Imam will tiguro about 1.- .. 41.3 V '4“de 5 1‘91” Fafiép‘dgfi. mink... ........... 2...“:
"-7“ ' . ' v . - . , . .'
Motoring Departmrmt,’ m. SenltnI-l. Richardson & Robbms Plum Puddqu 10c. Zoo. 4. )6
“1’1“" "‘1‘” "1” 1‘ "’“-1‘“"“' "' Vent Best; Green Mountain Potatoes. pkg. ...... 49c
anything that will diuolre flushed .
that Ira-I put in radiator to slop a Swifi ’sSilver Halftime Lard. It). . . ' . ’ ‘ I‘. -. ...... 33c
’loalt which has plagued tho radiator. ; . . ,
um- tried pushing Ma and 1,. up Armour’ s Co‘mpoun‘tl L .Ird. lb. ............... .. 20c
aratcly vlth no qulm Thankinz a
you for inform Mon 1 remain. ..l ll. Fmv‘ cane C“! cranberries. Der lb . . . . . . . . 13¢
Mtrr removing radiator 1mm car Burkee’s Powderedflage 0f Thyme. huge can 106
lot it an out thoroughlI so that tho ‘
flamed will becomc contrtIt-II d Th?" 3 Burton Sage 01' Thyme Lean es. Dl its. ........... 46
pith rudiato' turned uplide dorm, um ‘ . _ . . _
steam ”mm Autumn Illuill \Iltlt Chotce‘Yellow Turmus. perpound . _, ......... 21-22
{What llo rod ’p'tlIiIIo u the rcmrdv:
.A-l own an Overland 8:: Model tour
quite often will ignite this and can 9 I
4 II t 1/ I I .
I.___.I.£
Motoring Iteparluwnt, The sontinvl
(out my Wt.’ r Stride
.220 ll).
/
Chillhnjz'c Blind CBtfieJormcrly 30c. now.
No. 1: Royal Plantation Coffee. formerly" 05c:
i.
. now ................................ 38c lb.
and. W hen I attempt to pick up A. I
«pom! quietly motor Vtill knock. at»: ‘Vard’s FfCSll Cakes. ollktnds. ”er ”kit‘s """""" ‘ we .
when I outrage clutth in second no
high gear car pill Jerk and jump t..- Ward’s Bread ...... . ....... 108 hill: 96. 158 1081' 1:26
for there troubles? In what condititin . I, 1. . . " ,
should i lure car when stored for sugar Ilmlb. ,F’o Icus’omer
nutter Should pIIL cocks be felt op- I
up? is it my to be Warm in 9 New 1‘“ Nms- mantles. ADD.» : Citron. Lemon
9 D '1 1 Feel Ctanberriescflelery and Celery Hearts.- Figs,
The groaning shout thnt {wars are
not properly meshed. The knock is Dates; Grape Fruit Bananas. Etc” Elf Reel LOW
Prices.
lprobablv due to urban. Clutch neodtr.
Let us fill your Thanksgiving Wants.
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3' little mtsfmt oil. Drain out all ‘
Inter and jack up all four wheels for z;
winter storage Romero battery to at
IA F.3eckmann8t “(10.
be kept VII-rm. Pct cocks need not buy
opened. Tins should be removed.
cleaned sud stored in a dark cool dry
in: car. the left rear thel locking :7 83 & 85 WRSlllllfillm 8‘. Phone 1405
place,
Motoringr Department '1'le sentinclm
and the right rear not. in ‘
.promptlv,an , .
simian, hook attempts to explain a“ w ’ w “382“ '70" “Z": /. <6 :5“: 35/0: 3130:,
how to equalize b73119” 11111 111° ordin—_ M... .. _- ..._ .._....- . “-7 k._.-.r... ”MI
I
.t to as it Kindly (’3 , ,
183;“: Slit-so mthrl’mzh your col lost Its IIscosiIv and often carr'mt
P
“mm at even the auntie men do not with an accumulation of gritty sodi
seem to be able to equalize the braltI-e 11191“. and ”IIIatI 1' [tom condensation
It (I To strain the oil, first use a serios or
where our has an equalizcr.
To adjust the brakes 0‘ a “mini 53 fine mesh wirc screens which will
0 orland to give an equal “3mm" it separate the water from the oil. 'lltcn
v
practically usoléstslin winlcr. as it i._
not have sufficient to a“ I
the demands on- it. ,
internal trouhio 'Ol :I. butttry I .ill‘
ten be brought. about to the door.
n'lation of sedimvnt in lltt‘ bottom
('llfTi'1'li
will he necesttat'v to first of all to in let the. oil tiller through Fuller's the jars, bridging the mids- contain"
” ct the returning aprings anti the Earth (clavt which will «move any the element; and pausinna II," t. *
no a“. free carbon and gilt. it mounbe rc 'cuit between the plates ’l‘) endec‘
threading of the turnbuckles to
whether both hralteu "spend to
pressure of the service brake pe
Clean the pivot. bearing surface. of the ...___.
equalizer and other brake linkage to Helpful Hints
remove any grit which may return When the battery of a starting and
”Mr action. LttbriI-atc and adjust m lighting system never reaches the
the following manner: With ueflice gassing stage. it. Is constantly under-
brake 891“le lullv, 31111151 ”‘1 con- charged and is rapidlv losing its em.
Pectin: pedal ‘71"! 81103"!an b” clency, as tho sulphate .rcmaintnz in
tightencd to the limt on the tumbuc the cell; of the was b“?“1¢f1_1”‘1"
lilo It the equalizer bar then is 10““ with time and promote leCllllUOll of
to .IIhoVI a pull to one side. loofien on the electrolyte, Even when; at its
the brake rod of one wheel and “th- bent the active electrolyte écannot,
en the brake rod of the other untilireuh all the elementary nun: ah on
with service brake applied the equal the grids. so that with a ”reduction
.1'" but villbe 'Iu‘ullltl. Jutk ItP “"1 there is I serious falling of!» “I,”
you much and '1‘” 1’1“" "1”“ Experience has shown that. the reg-
“fl '3'?“ ‘0 ”'1 hm 1' 1°” )ulutor of the generator in only to give
to avoid such a condition, div“ .
water should be usr-II in rI-filling n
cens. ‘ to
There are three ways in whidl I
battery may be sulphated. W.
not properlyvclprged; excess of ..
added to the electrolytef or from U
temal short. circuit of a cell bv ‘
mcnt due to failure to hem filled ‘-
distilled Water or. leaking of a an. “
ed cell.
The amount. of current that a a
will produce no dischnrle ll knoll. ‘
its capacity aid is moored in -
pore hours. It in lmpoollble to -
ceive on discharge as much curve“.
was needed to clprge it. The .
type at battery when out: but.“
a member that. this process lwiil not
.131 renew the viscosity of the oil. '
Itch! m i! W” '9 01' “'9 "1' the boat mulu should be adjusted to, on dllcltal'u about sauna cam at.“
m «do, listen.” “"10 In“; 1* with winter conditions I,” the choral" mum. .
WWWD‘W" "” cloncyofubatteryln atthat time; I
‘ much lower then in warm “weather COULM MOI! HMO.
'1”me udthodemudoltt 5'9“" ‘1’“1’1 llunt—vvw lip. our “I.
IEI'l’r'VPl'. .oya- NP ' ~'
to um.
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