The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT OFFICERS OF SCHOOLS ARE | along the: Hine, tnsteet It. We amdees ASKED T0 HELP stood that some makers had schedul- ed vising the public of the for higher prices, but t ments ¢ suddenly Rail Board Asks Help in Cam- ign to Reduce Crossing Accidents were bout to tions in the prices of was something of a b Jat the ti turers Ww all their bshell to the ¢ when: sever knewn to b n publication of Dodgy others reductions. 4 ich om aulomo- have found in- except throufh in has been brought p in tire costs, due nees in rubber manufacturers who planned on this increased The | bile m the bout by » tr ju oad make marked reduc- ny as it did 1 SEC, JARDINE OPPOSES THE ye i Department Is Preparing Rec- ommendations on Sub- ject, He Says . Washington, Jan, 1 tary Jardine advised th culture committee to (A) senate age! | equipped oprselves with ev. | CARAWAY BILL = {rubber monopoly, which it is estimat- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE VICTORY FOR | SORLIE SEEN IN NYE VOTE “Decision Is an Absolute Vin-' dication of Your Position,” Sénator Writes To meet what we regard as our ation to the car owner, we have mun why buys w car here’ ne bh any: thing to give him complete jsfac- tion in the ownership of that car, hej* ings it here—low cost efficient ser- ii in ample stock of parts, a sin- interest in him and his ca quisite of car’ maintenance. cere Motorists Hold How to Prolong Life of Tires As an aid in breaking the foreign ed threatens to cost motorists im this Decision by the senate to him . SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1926 in _mg_new station as will be repre-| should encourage’ all’ progressive ative of the Masses of North Der] minded geople Wat tt bays to stay jn hope you will “never kota people. y ‘ oe ttl battle no what tle odds ‘result today encourages 100) appear to be. Permit me to con- hat th I i differences with deateptie pat alucere reg your appointmeht of me. fF shall), “Th strive earnestly to give such service! per cent service, plus, from me and] gratulate you on this victory.” country $660,000,000 this ‘year, Olds is seen by Gerald P. Nye as a victory tire cost fhe basis of higher price found tWemselves quandar. however, as it of the Dodg Brothers announcement t out to the the state axim that evention is worth and added, “i Motor Works is furnishing all pur. chasers of Oldsmobiles with instruc- tions in how to prolong the life of their tires. Engineers declare proper care of tires will result in a 25 per cent increase in mileage. The instructions, with the exception of the amount of air pressure, which varies with different sizes kinds of tires, are applicable to use byrall motorists. They are: “Proper care of tires will lengthen ir life 25 per cent. In other words, save the price of a new spare i following the common sense liste “Maintain air pounds, This not life but also impro Test tire pre and temperatur fect air pressurt jake repairs promptly. (A stitch in time saves nine), and prompt.at- tention to cuts in the rubber will hundreds of tire mile: ¢ brakes gentlv., Good drivers brakes suddenly only in emerg- Stop in time to avoid neces- of locking wheels and skidding for and vindication of Governor A. G. Sorlie, Nye said in a telegram received at the executive’ office here. He did not receive the telegram until return to de: from an extended Nye's views pressed to the gov- ernor follow: “Review *of the roll call on the final vote will disclose how tremendous is this victory. The victory is very lergely yours, The decision is an absolute vindication of your position, taken in the face of advice and threats from political powers. hope the day will come when our own party will recognize board in ii of jen to reduce lroad crossing the opposed to the Caraway would prohibit future tr ton and gr: ment is pe ommendations on the “In the meant rtment. feels reular letter se f each school bo body pointed to the old “an ounce of pound of cure, belief that by instructing t dren upon the sub, the exercise sul is our Imperial “80” ' at Auto Show|: ing ing plish resull nittee de-| the future} som rrangenient should he re Real Auto Dealer Must Give Motorist a Complete Service 1 to be that anybody who r automobile deal- Vatch curves and curbs. Slow Lahr of the Lahr} down at corners and save side strain r Sales company, tod " on your tires. Avoid striking curb| quite generally recognized that] or scraping sides of tires on curb ‘automobile dealers’ in any| when parking and save rubber. ‘| community are the men who not only Following the above rules _re- development of| sell cars, but know all about cars,| quires but a little forethought and with refinements | and render to the motorist ali the| will pay not only in tire saving but arising out of-lone | essentials of automptive transporta-| also in safer, more comfortable rid- research | tion. ing and longer service from | your materials of the] “The basie policy of our institu-| car.” he engineering de-| tion is a complete respons the local performance of t fact that we i Sing You upon this mest portant matter “Three tr: © trunk I br DR. R. S. 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