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Motorists are reminded that a child Motorists traveling Cook county highcann.ot be ~barged w_ith contributory neghgence m an article by Witliam ways are advised in a bulletin issued by the touring bureau of the Chicago Motor Open Cliff DweUen' Aboc:lea J. Terrel~, attorney for the Illinois club to drive carefully over the new ~;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;::::-I · Automobile clu... a·ppearing in the strip of pavement between Keane ave.. to Motonab current issue of the Illinois Motorist. nue and Archer avenue on 95th street. For this reason drivers are urged to use extreme caution when driving in Teams are clearing the surface near y folks who Archer avenue and the curve is decidedLinking the ruins of the oldest civili- congested districts of Chicago or ly slipperi. best Lunchwhen passing schools. The bulletin outlines conditions on the ~t ion in the United States with the NaReferring to the club's plans for iOn. tional Old Trails transcontinental motor Child's Safety Week, beginning De- main Illinois highways: II I -2-Scheduled to be completely route, mapping of all roads to the cliff cember tJ, Mr. Terrell says: dwdlers' villages in the remote regions of . "If our children are going to be open from Mendota to Hayworth, NoArizona and New Mexico has been com- k1lled by the hundreds, it is only makpleted. These are scattered in spots not ing the Chicago of tomorrow less like~ t St. difficult of access over some 800 miles ly to be ca{1kble of continuing its of travel. A visit to this little explor- triumphant march as the coming city :;::;::;:~~e~=~~~~i[tfsec~tion is said to be well worth white, of the universe. This week can be to the student of ancient man or made successful only with the comthe casual sightseers. bined co-operation and co-ordination These last monuments of vanished of every automobile driver." races are considered so important that The attorney also calls attention the national government has assumed to sections 3,844 and 3,845 of the Chicharge of all of them and designated cago municipal code. The first makes e Arts them as government property. While it illegal to drive faster than five miles pue are forbidden tQ do any exca- an hour within 400 feet of any school or g~t~er souvenirs except by between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. on any I perm1ssaon from Washington, I day in which school is in session. The I facility is afforded for sightsee- second makes it illegal to drive faster ;tmas Cards than five miles an hour within -400 ing. proval feet of any public playground between Auto Club Starta Work The charting of these interesting tour- 8 a . m . and 7 p. m. on any day in Gist attractions was done . by the Auto- which the playground is open. "In driving past a schoolhouse one 70 mobi le Club of Southern California. Approximately 4,500 miles were covered by may think it is not necessary to slow down between 9 and 11 a. m., when ~=:=:::::=:=:::::=====:~the trail blazers, including all the roads r throughout the reservations and the fa- one is of the opinion that the chilmous prehistoric points of interest such dren are in the schoplroom," says as Awatobi ruins, Navajo Mountain road, Mr. Terrell. "Recesses and fire drills Chaco canyon, Nava-Hopi road from may be called at any · time, which Grand canyon to Cameron bridge, Can- would bring the children out on the yon de Chelly, Canyon Del Muerte, In- streets." scription rock, ice caves, Zuni pueblo, TOO MUCH GAS Enchanted mesa and Acoma village. A " rich" gasoline mixture is one Persons desirous of visiting this rewith too great a proportion of gasoline mote >cction should carry camping equipment and the car should be in first class to the amount of air, whereas a lean condi tion, as practically no garage ser- mixture is possessed of less fuel than vice is obtainable anywhere in the In- it s hould have for proper con'Jbustion. An over rich mixture will cause overdian reservation. Accommodations may heating of the engine, to say nothing be obtained at Oraibi, Keams canyon, of carbon accumulation and such other Chin Lee, Kayenta, Red lake, Tuba City, ills as pre-ignition, loss of power, lack and Cameron bridge. of acceleration. The most westward of these prehistoric vi llages is the Awatobi ruins, nine MACHINERY EXPERT miles south of &earns canyon, or a litA man was being que stioned as to tl e over 700 miles east of Los Angeles. his fitness for a job as a mechanic. Indiana Predominate "Yes," said the applicant, "for six The modern residents of this ptimiyears I had experience at the Ford country are Hopi and Navajo In- works." ilfans. The principal Hopi villages are "And what did you do there all that Oraibi, Old Oraibi, and Hotevilla, situ- time?" · ated .,inety-five miles northeast of Flag"Well," said the man, "I screwed staff, Ariz., near the Oraibi mesa. Many on nut -467." of the cliff dwellings are in a fine state of preservation ,some being only sixty feet above · the trail. Valuable discoveries of prehistoric utensils. have .~n found and the government IS acqu1rang quantities of mummies, pottery, jewelry, war clubs, and cooking utensils. These arc being carefully assembled for a national museum. Acceuories With the charting of the roads to these formerly inaccessible points of interest completed, it is believed that many transHood, General, continental tourists will avail themselves by of the opportunity of visiting this ancient wonderland, should they tour to Goodyear California by the southern route. T BLAME CHILD IN WATCH YOUR STEP ON GHWAYS · UNK CAN' AlrrO OBD.E ACCIDENTS THIS COum HIGHWAY OLDTIME TRAILS ea Shop vember 26, will not be opened until next week. This route is now open from Clinton south through Decatur, Ram~y. Sandoval and Duquoin to Carlo. 111-J is now open from Milan to Aledo, Goodhope to Industry; scheduled to be open from Jacksonville to Whitehall November Tl; open from New Providence to McClusky. 111-8 Detour eliminated between Watseka and Gilman. III-16 Open between Mattoon and Charleston except one small detour at a bridge. III-18 Lamoille to Princeton to open November 'D. 111-25 Open except one detour at a bridge between Mattoon and Effingham. CAUTION-Care should be taken to comply with the speed laws 01\ 111-2 in passing through Central City; on Ill _... through Braidwood and through all towns on 111-25. MANAGES BUICK BRANCH Grant D. Benson of Highland Park, is the new manaaer of the North Shore Buick Agency, on Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. Mr. Benson was formerly in charge. of the Hi1hland Park branch of the same agency for three years. Leonard A. James, the former manager of the Wilmette offices left to become associated with the Cadillac agency in Evanston. ~ The New Good A WELL 25 MILES TO A GALLON 58 MILES PER HOUR " . Sto25 MILES IN EIGHT SECONDS Beautiful Bodies Guoline and Oils lll'ea, Tubes, Designed CHRYSLER Britons Take Kindly to American Made Machines The modern type of American qual ity closed car is capturing the British market. according to r eport s to the Paige- Detroit Motor Car compan_Y from its London branch. U p to thts season at least 90 per cent of the shipm~nts to Great Britain were open cars or "tourers," a s our British cousins caiJ them. Orders for Jewett cars since Ju!y 1 for shipment into Great Brttaan a\'e called for over 60 per cent closed s. The bi~ge s t demand ha s been the four-door t ype sedan of top lity and a le sser d emand for !he ars cquipptd with two-door b odaes, according to Paige offici~ls . . "The Brit'i sh have qu1te ev1dently ado pted the closed carr~age," sa~s H. }.1. Jewett in commentrng on th~ s rt' port. "Like the American publtc thrY have discovered that a closed car with ample power performs just ~s well on tour as an open one and 1s morr comfortable under atl weather cond itions." IMPROVING TIRES Th e average tire consomption per rar prr annum at present is 2.74. Th i~ figure stands out against 4.50 t i r e~ per car per annum in 1915, and is in dicative of the improvements in t ire co nstruction. The rates of con sumption decreased steadily from 1915 to 1921. Since 1921 it has remained ahout the same, and manufacturers are of the opinion that approximately 2.7 tires per per annum is about as low as the rate can go. Jobbera for Wadbam'a Oila Three Stores I I EVAMSTON MOTOR SALES 1015 DAVIS STREET EVANSTON PHONE UNIVERSITY 2277 BRAUN BROTHERS 7%3 Oak St., Winnetka 1565 121 Main St., Wilmette 3%43 Ridre and Wilmette Avea., Wilmette ztO Ymt Aid for Docton 2--Pass. Utility Coup6 '640 'ar CARBURETOR TRICK When the carburetor develops a bit of flooding and it is found the has sprung a leak, the condition 11\ay be remedied by first enlarging the ~ole and emptying out all .... f the gasoltne, an operation that is a : "isted by ·arming the float a little. WELLS-WE5COT CO., INC. 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