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THE SANTA MARIA DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II. 1920 1 1 1 1 I THEIR METHOD OF FRIENDSHIP Page Six ASK TO REE THE NEW COLUMBIA 6 SIOHT MODEL 1. Z. FOGLE 110 X. Broadway Lauson Tractor Novo.

Bros. Authorized Agents Eyes and Nerves Nervous condition relieved Glasses accurately fitted DR. ROBT. E. TURNER Coblentz and Schwabacher Quality and Service Is our motto and has built up our business to where it is today.

Onr Stock of- Dry Goods, Corsets, Underwear, Shoes and Croceries are the best that money can buy and are priced right. Agents for Warner Corsets, McCall iPatterns and Shoes. Coblentz and Schwabacher PHONE 104 10S TOPEKA, Aug. 11. If the trolley jumped the wire, Jones was to blame.

If the trolley was not put back on at once, Klnne was to blame. So, for ten long yeaffc, the feud went on. For ten long years John (Dad) Klnne and Samuel J. Jones, as conductor and motorman, operated the same car on the Topeka street railway system. Sometimes they would not speak to each other for weeks at a time.

But neither would take the car out of the barns in the morning without the other. Illness compelled Jones to give up his work for the company, for which he had worked 22 years. For two weeks Kinne, who had worked 29 years for the Topeka company, took the car out every morning with a younger man as motorman. But he couldnt stand It to work without his old partner. He complained that he didnt have Jones to quarrel with.

One morning word came to the car barn superintendent that Dad was sick. A week later he was dead. Jones died. The Topeka street cars stopped tor one minute at the hour set for Jones funeral. Deed: D.

A. Nolan and wife, Cath-erine, to Antonio Azcarate Lot 14, block 3, 'Millers addition to Santa Maria. Deed: Nathan Dana Hall and wife, Mae and Mary Jane Kalin and husband, A. to W. Oates Lots 15, 16, 17 and 18, block 58, Lompoc.

Deed: Moritz Imfeld and wife, Mary, to Ida Oprecht (single) W. Mi of lot 14, W. of lot 15, all of lots 17 and 18, E. of lot 10, block 4, Los Alamos. Deed: Ida Oprecht (single) to Moritz Imfeld and wife, Mary Ms of lot 14, W.

Vi of lot 15, all of lots 17 and 18, E. of lot 19, bloek 4, Los Alamos. Deed: Dover Rice and wife, Louisa to Mable Curry Com. at point on S. boundary line of block 14, Fairlawn addition to Santa Maria, distant 148.7 ft.

front E. S.W, corner of said block, N. 172.05 50. Deed: H. C.

Sweetser (Tax. Col.) to G. E. Haney-Ro. Guadalupe map 2, tract lying between block 15 Tn.

of Guadalupe; assessed 1914 to Albert Juarez. Deed: H. C. Sweetser (Tax Col.) to G. E.

Haney Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 9, Los Olivos; assessed 4914 to F. J. Risley. Nu Bone Corsettiere Try a Corset Made to Measure Mrs.

Wm. McElligott Bet ter a via. Phone 582-W-2 Pay Cash -Save Money PHONE 83 The Broadway Cash Grocery Subscribe for The Times. OVEE BALL GAS Is new on sale at the following places: A. R.

Festers Gas Station, A. S. McLaughlin Trimming Shop, Jbhn West Mills' Garage. Agents wanted for different towns in San Luis and Santa Barbara Cos. E.

H. Smith, Gen. Agt. NEW AUTO FUEL EVOLVED FROM SUGAR CANE CAPETOWN, August 11. In its seaidi for an alternative motor fuel to petrol the world has the demonstrated commercial success of nat-alite to guide it in' the right direction.

"Natalite (the name denotes its birthplace) is a by-product of the Natal sugar industry which, dentally, has been able to supply the household of South Africa with unlimited qualities of sugar thru-out the war period at fivepence (10 cetns) per pound, and is now oftly raising its price to sixpence (12 cents). It is a volatile spirit, obtained chiefly by distillation of the crushed sugar cane after the sugar mills have finished robbing it of its sweet content; and it has been on the market as a motor fuel 6ince the spring of 1918, when it rescued the motorists of Natal from a petrol famine. The process has really nothing secret or remarkable about it. Much the same sort of power alcohol can be obtained from any vegetable growth. Maize stalks, for instance, are suggested as another promising raw material.

What makes "natalite especially interesting is the fact that it has behind it today the accumulated experience of two years' practical use. Improvements have been made which, if they have not yet resulted in the perfect substitute for petrol, certainly point the way to the production of an efficient motor fuel on a very large scale at a price which certainly ought' to be considerably lowrer than the price of petrol. All along the greatest concern of the industry has been the discovery of a powerful denaturant that is both cheap and in good supply. There are people with depraved tastes to whom anyform ofalcohol is acceptable. If whiskey is 12s 6d a bottle and at the same time difficult to get, they will turn gladly to anything that offefs them an easier and cheaper way of achieving oblivion.

Obviously it becomes impossible for the execise authorities to allow the motor industry to flood the markets with a cheap method of getting drunk at, let ns say, 2s a gallon. It is necessahy to insure that, before motor spirit is sold to the public, it shall be made unpalatable. In recent months a new has been discovered that simplifies matters considerably. This is a petroleum product, Simonsen oil, so efficacious that its presence in industrial alcohol is guaranteed to generate a 3000-horsepower revulsion of feeling in any person foolish enough to drink it. In the last resort there is always, of course, the heroic course of labeling the staff for such as it really Is poison first adding a sufficient quantity of virulent poison to cause instantaneous death and selling it openly as poison, hideously red-labeled.

leaving fools who are still foolish enough to drink any sort of firewater, so long as it has got enough bite, to bear the consequences of their folly. Urgent call for all kinds of Supplies NEEDED BADLY Red Cross Shop Tf What's don as much as anything else to fill up the movie houses VISITORS who know Los Angeles will tell you that, despite its excel lence of service and cui sine, Gates Hotel rates are no higher than those of other good hotels. Centrally located easily and quickly accessiblet every points; RATES FROM 11.50 PER DAY OOK at the crowds that step out of their cars in front of the movies every summer evening. plain r.om under haul mtn I Hellidiy, Pro. Geer.

A. CeUl.t, Sec. RIGHT A1 FIGUEROA-SIXTH NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. M. Santos.

M. S. SANTOS. Aug. 9, 1920.

8-9-14-P EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO The movie managers would be renting half of their theatres for store space, if it werent for the automobile. II It is typical of Americans that they took to the automobile as a matter of course just as they have to the movies and to every other great invention of the last half century. s. And the same thing has happened every time. Taking things as they come is a fine way to foster waste and ex- ing for something that isn't there when they look for it.

III What a man pays for in a tire is quality not a limited number of. miles or the privilege of getting a rebate in case the miles dont come up to the limit. U. S. Tires are guaranteed as to quality with no limitation of mileage And that holds just as good for the small car tire as for the biggest U.

S. Tire weve got. Theres only one standard of quality with U. S. and the size of the car has nothing whatever to do with it IV We represent U.S.

Tires in this town. Youll find it worth while to talk to us before you buy any more tires. Select your tires according to the roada they have to travel: In sandy or hilly country, wherever the going is apt to be heavy The U. S. Nobby.

For ordinary country road's The U. S. Chain or Usco. For front wheels- The U. S.

Plain. For best results everywhere U. S. Royal Cords. scwLCjORD-NotSy-cHAWLisco-ptAin.

travagance. As regards tires, the comeback is about due. People arc pretty near through pay- 4 I United States Tires Roemer, Roemer Silva.