The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 9

SUNDAY MORX1XC, JULY 18. 1926. TUP ON TRIBUNE Motor Notes )hio Authorities After Car Crooks Plans are under way to cut down the number of automobile thefts in Ohio each The Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Identification and investigation has proposed a plan which will practically eliminate the auto thief if it is carried out. It is proposed that the bureau will act as central clearing house for stolen car information. Everv automobile club in the state will make daily reports to the bureau from the scene of the theft without subjecting hlnuelf to scrutiny and apprehension.

A car. which is driven any considerable distance, will sooner or later have to be replenished with gasoline and oil and definite trace of the individual will be assured. It is reported that gasoline station attendants have signified a willingness to co-operate in this work and will study the lists sent them each day. They are requested to notify the nearest police sta- tion of the direction in which the car is traveling in order that the thief may be captured. i This system already has adopted in some sections of Ohio under supervision of the police and.

with the co-operation of automobile' clubs, it has been very successful, Recently a car stolen in Akron" was reported to be ueading Cleveland and gasoline stations on I the way were notified. The thief drove up to a station in Hudson and refilled with gas and oil. The attendant recognized the car from' the description sent oat and OHIO AT WORK LOW Bonaou "itrrtn in MICHIGAN Each rear the United uw uescripiioii sent out aQu teie- of stolen cars ia its particular ter-, phoned the Bedford police who rnm nt kes mta ot th. rested him when he arrived 1 th The man proved to be an eiten- ia Union. Among other will then be prepared and sent to sire operator ia stolen cars, is ritory.

A published list of a5! stolen cars every gasoline station in the state and the attendants requested to be on the alert for any of the cars on West Virginia was 10.09. that of Pennsrlrania $11.40, and that of Michigan $14.67. Thus the average for Ohio was under the average of three of her n. said. Collapsible stretchers that can! i the list.

be carried in a hand bag hare- In this way, it is believed an auto; been invented to restore the' thief will be unable to drive far'creases in irouser legs. rereals total eoUeetiona of each and nel hbo for all states from this can be computed not available. erage revenue collection per person. This figure mar be taken as the cost of government per inhabitant. These flgnrn include ernmvnU only and not the and other political Neither do the given take Exide quality is accepted the world over as the standard for judging batteries.

No one questions this. At its present low price, no one can question the economy of buying an Exide--the long-life battery. Stop in and ask about prices. any account of the federal ident OWo Regional in tfit for BaiUing Map Supplied by the Research Division of LaSaile Extension Uni BATTERIES actna! of coiutructioa which mar be expected remainder of iht- ia of country! It nAceu building new under Miicuiec of contracts to during nest OT observers in the chows tSwt buiid-ne prob- 1 conrinae 10 be coc5ned to the i- cities asd canters. 'irmera hare .10 CMh to ir: buiij- loaabltr Arc no: so olcati- WITTICISMS BY OHIO EDITORS I Compiled By 1.

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Public Buys 18 Million Dollars' Worth of New Lower-Priced Lighter Six, Chrysler "60" in First Sixty Days "Want a a a- 23 a. partner, a. i t. a "Want to sell 3. fanr.

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Moreover, the Sedan possesses an the roominess and character of closed cars that call for a much greater investment. It is substantial in appearance because it is sub- stantialktn fact And serves its owners far beyond the period usually expected of a car at any price. The body is all steel--safe, sturdy, fireproof, and smartly finished below the belt line in coolie blue lacquer, with cartouche yellow upper body in black lacquer--shields and feodeK in black, oven-baked enamel. Blue Spanish genuine leather upholstery, removable rear seat-back, and optional wood or sted wheels are included among many other that commend themselves forcefully to the buyer. Many who expected to buy a cheaper car, now find that Dodge Brothers product is well within their means.

Many who had expected to buy something more expensive, now find everything they could possibly desire in these smart and dependable vehicles, See the cars for yourself--and investigate our attractive time-payment plan. Touring a $795 Roadster 7 9 5 Coupe 845 f. o. 6. Detroit THE SHIMMON MOTOR CO.

MAIN COSHOCTON, O. In the first sixty days following its introduction an enthusiastic motor- ingpublic has paid more than eighteen millions of dollars for the newest Chrysler, the new lighter sec, Chrvsler Unfilled for many millions more are being rapidly vasdy expanded facilities. This overwhelming coccecs was inevitable. For no other car approximating these low prices can match combination of note-worthy Sixty miles, and more, per hour; unprecedented acceleration; extraordinary gas economy, easily exceeding 22 miles to the striking beauty of Chrysler dynamic symmetry-Astonishing riding ease and readability; the safety of Chrysler four- wheel hydraulic brakes; oil-filter and air-cleaner; full pressure lubrication; 7-bearing crank shaft; impulse neutralizer; road levrfizers front and rear; roomy and luxurious bodies. A 'J 1 i Your nearest Chrysler dealer is eager to demonstrate these and scores of other superiorities.

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244 MAIN ST Drug Traffic in Washington Is Cleaned Up I July 37-'series of rairls 14 squads, polir.r; revenue ageats early today ar ed thsn seized narcotics at than J10.00';. Tbe rziCs -yre the months bv enue ager.ts the traffic. Mauy of those arr' IK; today serve it. TT.atk; to obtain an th- a part of Prices of New Cars Equipped with Starter and Balloon Tires Delivered in Coshocton: Touring S416 Roadster S395 Coupe $529 Tudor Sedan. $540 Fordor Sedan $591 P.

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U. GRADUATES IN I I DIES COLUMBUS. O. J-ily 37. T.r Elizabeth of the two zni from the Ohio State- lege of medicine this -a dead at Grant hospital r- Death foilowr-d ar ojx the removal of a goiter.

Miss Coartn'-y, s-: of I Courtney. football star, had enter General hospital a- this fall. Kelvmator every graves BEITER BROS. MEMORIAL IF IT'S LUMBER YOU WANT DOTY IS EXPECTED TO BE RELEASED July Bennet J. Doty, Tr-nu youth who joined the Frf-nrh foreign legion has been sentenced to eight years at hard labor for i UOB, the belief prevailed In Wash-, In rorn: for i.r and ahe rr.Kr.'!" a hav- time of Ion.

havr. this for many yc-ars. that's 1 nex-fr fails to oome 7h" i our BUCKEYE PLANING MILL Colopy PHONE 463. 131 SO. THE CITIZENS' BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION assisted in i i of homos ir.

Coshocton County. It affords a safe place for investment of fund? and a where borrowers can obtain loans on reasonable terms. G. F. Schauweker, Pres.

C. E. Hunt, Sec'y. 34 Years in Coshocton. Hunt Building.

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