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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09

tinente de les Estados Unidos han 81
do tantas drrante los 1tlmos amos
que es nscssaro frecer stractivos es.
peciales al capital para que venga &
Puerto Rec. Nunca estar& demas re.
ptttr que el duico obieto que ha de OBJ
tenerse 90 Ia prosperidad de los habi.
tar tes de Puerto Rico. E.ta prospe
ridsd pueda obtenerse con mayor ra.
pidez medisnte Ia intro ducci6n de c.
pital del exterior, 10 cuAl darfa per
resultado un tipo dc interes msnor y
mayor captidad de dinero en- circula.
ci6n. FL capital, sin embargo, sola-
mente puede atraerse en condolences
que pre- metan una renta razonahle y
justa sobre Ia cautidad inysrtida.
HACIENDA
Me es grato podfr ipfoimaros que
dursnts el sfio econ6mico pr6ximn pa.
sado los irgresos del Gobierno Insu.
lar sxceditron sus gsstos por Ia suma
de $S4 09s.32. FL balance de rentss
insulares en- GAIA el 30 de JUNO de
1905 alcanzsbA & la cantidad de
s4l6 794 10 en- contra de 1892, ,495. 81 a
10 termination del sfio econ6mico an
terror. La economic estricta llevada
4 cabo por esta legislature y el au
mepto en- las rentas por concepto de
derechos de sdusnas y cnntribuciones
de rentss ipternas son respons, bles
de este informe satisfacsorlo. AL mis-
mo tempo deseo lamar vuestra cui-
dadosa atencl6n al hecho de Que Ell
fondo dc dep6sito creado por la asig.
nsc!6n del Congreao en- vIrtud de Ia
cual 90 devolvie~on los derechos co
brados sobre importacones de Puer.
TO Rico en- los Estados Unidos cuyc
fondo ae ha utilizado en- Ia construc.
cl6n de obrsa pdblicas, ests casi ego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Juicios ci,iles. -.-Senteneia en-
rebeldia. Aggression a un
nifo.--. Matrimonio.
POR ESCANDALO
Material de incenaio. - Con-
tinental multado, por
actos incorrectos.
P0R ESCANDALO

Los siguientes juicios civiles
han aido vistos hoy en ls Corte muni.
cipal: Alfredo Suarez, repressntsdo
por el Lcdo. Texidor, contra Maria
Josefs Vslderrama, reoresertsda por
el Ledo. Perez Morris, en- cobro de pc
sos; G.spar VIA, de Rio Piedras,
contra el yuntsmiento de aquel pue-
bio on reclamation de dafios y psriui.
clos. Rspresensau 81 demandsnte y
demsndad respecsivAmente los abo
gados Is fores Hsrnsndaz Lopez y
Diax Navarro.
Sc varsn adem&s los juicios de-
desshucio jnstsdos por don Juan OH.
va contra Ceferlna Castro, Encsrns.
cl6n Pastrana y Fsbiana Castro.
LA Corte. municipal de San Juan
ha dictado sentepcia en- rebeldfs con.
tra Juan de 10 Mata, en- los juicios
que en- cobro de pesos siguiera contra
dicho sefior el abcgsdo senior Monse-
rrst, rspresentando & las casas ID. A.
do Lima y ca y Victor Klotz, sucesor
de e Plnaud, smbss de New York
-Auoche como & las nueve, en- Ia
pulperfa sta en- In calle de San Fan.
cisco, esquina & O'Donell, Manuel Pc.
rez sgredi6 81 nifo Emilio Miranda.
ii hscho fu6 denuncisdo hoy & la Cor
to municipal y el Juez imouso al acu
ssdo 5 pesos de mults.
Han contraido matrimonio en-
esta ciudad Indsber Cempron y Jaime
con Gegoria Arroyo Y Alamo; y Ga.
b'no Santana Martinez con Genoveva q
Pastrars y Orta.
En- uno de los pr5ximos vapores
se espers de los Estados Unidos el
resto del M atsrisl de incendio para el
Cuerpo de Bomberos de San Juan.
I'm continental de nombrs Wi.
liam E1w ard, fu6 ssntsnciado hoy &
S6 de multa por sctos incorrectos on
Ia calle.
--Domtrgo CArdona fle absuelto
en- 10 denuncia que le h'cieran por
usar srme prohibida.
Ell iuez Bazan impuso hoy SIS
de multa 4 Jes1s Fal1 como autor de
un escandalo ocurrido antencche en-
10 cslle de Norzsgaray.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09
A LA ASAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE
DE PUERTO RICO

DE FUEkTO RlCO
El sfo pssado ha sido testigo de
meioras de consideration en- ell bisn-
estsr econ6mico ie 10 Isls, graciss &
ls exportaci6n mayor y q precios mas
altos de dos impo'tsntex productos
sgricoIas, el szdsar y el tabaco, cuyo
valor combin ado alcanz6 & 10 suma dc
s14 5!e,4l3 E cafe, de cuya cosecha
depende 10 riquezA 8 pobreza de una
porci6n tan Rrande de nuestroa con.
ciud dsnos, ha aumentado escassmen.
to en- cantidad pero por desgracia to.
davia representa- un pequeiio por oiento
de gu anterior production. La expor.
tsci6n de cafe duraLts ell 10 econ6mi
co pr6ximo pa;ado slcapz6 q 16 S49, 939
libras, con un valor de $2.14l, ,e09 que
es apro ximadamsnte en- cantidad y
valor el Is por ciento del maximum
producido ca cuslquier afio anterior.
Debido au situsci6n geografca Ia
riqueza de Puerto Rico tendr& que
depender sempre de sus fuentes agrf-
colas mas bien que dc sus manufactu.
ras. El debido allento al comsrcio,
10 introd ucci6n de metodos mejoradcs
de cdltIvo y la impo rtaci6n de nusvas
variedades de cosechas spropiadas al
suelo y al clima SOD, por consiguien-
te, fscsores jmportsntes en- nuestro
prop6siso de fomentsr los intsreies
econ6micos del pals. Debido & una
legislscl6n saba de vuestra parte 10
han obtenido miles de plantas de he
Mcqueen de las clases de Yucaian y
Bahama y Sc tratara vigorosamente
de fomentar ell cultivo de elias por
parti ulares
Grandes esfuerzos 90 estau haclen
do para conseguir un derecho protec
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-09

tado. Desde mi Gltimo menss je annual
o'aments hs ssignado la cantidad de
de VI 500 de este fondo que ahora al.
canza & Ia suma sll0.072 10. Consi.
dero conveniente que se retepga prac.
ticamente toda ests eantidad on ell To-
soro para hacer frsnte & cualquiers
emergencia que pueda ocurrir
Es muy rscessrio que continuemoi
lac msioras publicas espeei almsnts 10
construction do caminos y puentes,
dando asf un metodo mas econ6mico
do communication y transporte entire las
distintas parties dc 10 isla. Practican.
do ura econcn mia estricta puede ser
possible dedicsr parte de nuestra ! entas
anusles para este fn. AL sonsiderar
las convenisnciss dc esta indieacl6r
tsnemos ain embargo, que tensr cuida
do de evitar sl peligro que frssuepte
mente 70 prsssnta 4 los legisladorsa Of
muchas parties del mundo do ipcurri,
en- gsatos ipjustifeados por el.hech d,
que extste un supsravit On oil tescro
Llamo vuestra atenci6n al informe do
Auditor para el afio econ6mico d.
1904 1905.
UNCINARIA
En- la primers session dc eata Asam
blaa Legislative 90 deeret6 una le,
asignando 10 cantidsd de SIS. 600 pars
contiuuar el srabsjo de Ia Comisi6p
para el estudio y curaci6n do 10 a. fer
medsd conocida con el nombre de ans
mia tropical 8 mis- propismenta unci.
nsria Como consscuencia da ests
benevolente obrs de Legislation 80 b f,
hacho mucho bien en- las regiones ma,
afig'das por esta enfermsdad. La Co
mission ha estableciio diez sub.estscIo
mes con o6cina principal en- Aihonito
(Contin;a en- la pdyina ~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-20
AUDUBON NEWS
HONEY TO LOANl
With the German Savings
B01az: at 8 pen. cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
audubon. IO,Ua

William Layland returned home
from Mount Pleasant Tuesday even
ing.
Miss May Layland arrived home
Saturday from Mount Vernon, where
she is attending college.
Fifty-two letters from home for your
friend, son, or daughter, in the Jour
nal as Christmas present. Price 81.
Sam Cramer sold 100 acres to Madi.
son Spencer at 500 per acre. This is
one of the oldest farms in the north
half of Audubon county.
George Ditto went down to Texas
last week and expects to stay there all
winter if the natives do not raise his
hair" Just think what may happen
when Old Chief Guzzlemuch, of the
Umatillas, and George get together
Gerge of course will ask the old man
his name, which will be followed by
/ the Old Chief asking George like
favor, his answer either making them
friends or deadly enemies.
| Miss Otley Anderson, daughter o.
the late Jack Anderson, died at the
home of her uncle, Richard Ander
son. For many weeks past Miss An
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-20
FARM LOANS.
IN, 500 Optional Payments
At s Per Cent
CHARLES RAGLEY
Three hundred head of heavy steers
for sale, DOAk & LANE,
Audubon, Iowa.

Ora Petersen, of Elk Horn, is
clerking in the Nels Jensen and Com
pany's store.
o. P. Tyler, of Guthrie Center, was
q business visitor Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
j. E. Dickey and family moved to
North Dakota Tuesday, where he will
farm the coming year.
Y Mr.. A. P. Hansen was attending to
business in his usual strenuous man.
ner at Audubon Monday.
The Seniors gave dance Friday
evening, Miss Brown furnishing the
music. 1t was very enjoyable affair
Miss Lucy Dixon was rendered q
"shower" last Saturday evening, by
the Rsbekah's, at the home of Mrs
Lidia Chandler.
We haveplenty OF money to loan or
real estate at five per conceptions
payments.
LERT, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-20
Another Teacher
Gone to the Altar to Become the
Wife of Stephen HemStreet Of
AmeS.

Stephen w. Hemstreet, of Ames,
and Miss Ida Mehle, of Audubon,
were united in marriage at the Mehle
home. Mr.. Hemstreet comes we'll
recommended. He follows the tele-
phone business and is an expert line
man. Miss Mehle has lived in Audi :
bon for long time, and for several
years has been one of the county's best
teachers. Many schools in the county
are without teachers, and if these for
eigners don't stop coming in and
marrying our teachers we fear that
many more schools will be closed up.
The pumpkin Pie Trust hits the
common people in their vulnerable
part.
This years peanut crop estimated at
tea million dollars and this estimate
is exclusive of peanut politician.
| A Nebraska Congressman has
refunded part of his salary he didn't
earn. Some of EN- would have to give
/ it all back.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-20
THURSDAY, December 9th. 1906

SSH
Thursday, December 9th, 1906
Commencing at ten o'clock the follow
ing property towit:
16 head of horses consisting Of: |
black draft mare 2years old, weight $50;
i black draft horse colt, weight about
1850; 2 yearling colts very fine, one
weighs 100; l yearling filly, roadster
very fine, weight 300; / sorrel mare
years old, weight about 100; matched
team of brown horses and years old,
weight about 200; l team of black
geldings 5years old, weight about $500;
/ black mare years old, weight about
1900; l bay mare q years DID, weight
about l45O; brown mare 8 years old,
weight 1900; bay horse ID years old,
weight 1850; l brown driving horse 6
years old, weight 1850: l saddle pony
weight 900.
49head of cattle consisting of: 2 fresh
mich COWS with calves by side, 2 black
COWS, good mixers, 43 head of very fine
spring calves which will weigh around
500 pounds.
l2O head of hogs consisting of: spring
shoats both, sows and barrows.
Farm Machinery: l Clean Sweep hay
loader in good condition, ! Mccormick
mower, spring wagon, old buggy,
10th Century manure spreader, / fine
sleigh, l bob sled, horse power and {
few other articles.
Free Lunch at 1880.
Terms: Twelve months time on ap
proved notes, with per cent interest
If not paid when due, per cent interes
will be charged from date of the note
Sums under $40 cash, without discount
No property to be removed until settlet
for.
j. G. BONWELL
Col. R. N. CARPER, Auct.
G. @. BROWNING, Clerk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-20
A Prosperous Firm.
Messrs. Morrissey, Ruhs and But
terton Extending their Store
Building. Need it. Trade
Increasing.

Messrs. Morrissey, Ruhs and But
terton by their thrift, vim, and push,
have so largely increased their trade
that they are compelled to extend
their floor capacity. They have ac-
cordingly dug the cellar for fifty
foot extension, and will erect story
and-a half brick addition on q stone
foundation.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-20


which disease finally proved fatal.
She was an amiable young lady, and
her demise has cast shadow over the
entire neighborhood in which she
was known so we'll.
Sam Jensen Sundayed in Brayton.
TN. Rasmussen. appeared before
court Tuesday.
Gen Lew Wallace did not write
Ben Hur after all.
Russia appears to have riot for
every anniversary.
Honest Pete Christensen was here
on business Tuesday.
IT, .Ellwood was business visitor
from Brayton Tuesday.
The hounds are barking as if they
had the Oil Trust freed.
Count Bone will be allowed to
retain his maiden name.
When will we be sthru' with this
controversy over through?
West Jay sprained his wrist Mon
day in caring for his apples.
Dave Randolph sold ear of fine
! hogs to our buyers last week.
1t is necessary now to have both in
spection and grace before meat.
Bro. Gorky appears to have written
his book with a stomach pump.
Pyramids and the Pullman car rates
are two things that time does not
reduce.
The Audubon County Journal one
| year for Xmas present for your loved
one $1.O0
Oddie Porsch is building new barn
in place of the one that burned down
last week.
R.C.Spencer and wife entertained his
brothers and sisters and their families
Sunday last.
| A lone man robbed a Bank in
Newton Kansas and his name was not
Stensland either.
Mrs Loney returned to Ute, Ia. after
visiting at the Bill Cloughly home.
Mrs. Cloughly accompanied her.
| Mr. Atkinson of Nicola la. is the new
printer at the Advocate. Mrs. Curtis,
i .
Mrs Wadworth returned to her Grin.
nell home after few days visit with
her parents Mr.andM Mrs. Wilson Burn
side.
Messrs Ed Wood and Nick Foley
went down to the Pan Handle country
with McCollins and purchased 100
acres of Texas soil.
Elmer Deems and wife are winding
up their business here preparatory to
their taking up their new home among
the farm scenes of Nebr.
Mrs James Murphy OF Douglas
township was taken suddenly i'll
Wednesday while Mr. Murphy was in
town serving on the Jury.
Don't forget the Bazaar for the
Christian Church Dec %. The Bazaar
at Extra two weeks ago cleared ont
hundred and twenty Dollars.
Much fine corresponding and schoo
notes were crowded out of our column
last week on account of the excess Of
Christmas advertising matter.
Elvin Wood went to North Dakots
last Tuesday for q couple of weeks
the thermometer registered 80 below
at Devils Lake North Dakota during
the last shiver.
| Don Drake will be home to spent
the holidays with his parents. North
Western University life is quit
strenuos and rest OCCASIONAL.
shortens up days.
Mrs Mendenhall and daughter re
turned home from Newton last week
They went down there to look at tn,
quarters of the One Minute washer
in which they are interested.
| Mr. AL Arms trong of Bear Grow
was doing busin ess in the county las
week. Mr. Arms trong has the peculia
knack Of selling land to nearly ever,
other man that he takes out He deal
upon honor an d will not allow mis-
understanding to go without perfec
explanation nor will he misrepresent
All land agents we are sorry to say ar
not built that way.
| Mr. Chris Hansen of Elkhorn bough
the Nels Jensen & Co. stock O
! fnrnitnre.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-20
PUBLIC SALE

Having rented all my land will offer
at Public Sale on my farm at Viola Cen
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-20

Mems Cass Suits worth up to S 2. only S. S5
Men Fine Worsed Suits worth to 500 only O. rs
Boys Long Pants Suits worth to Sc only 297
Boys Knee Pants Suits worth up to $3.50 only so
Mems Kersey Overcoats worth up to S IL. only 5S5
Mems extra Melton worth $50 only
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
SrINING CROWD SMALL
,,,,trt Wins Grand Consolation
''' 49,. Orphan Lad and Touren''e'
-. "a IN. Tribune.I

tBy -. 17-Despite the half-hoh-
NsshHsa .,a at the Benning track TO-DAY
ssy the o,lv the regulars. who turn out
zss SIZE ell conditions. were present Inc
under s"' d,II It is probable that the DIE
xssthe4 81 princeton had much to do with
football ga .zo,ce A large delegation from
IRE snlSii o,,or came over to see the races.
ssltInoie' ,o,.o,s instead Of herding them
The pVo,.,, l.,,or es they did on Friday, were
ont more to-day and covered the entire
h1." ring and half Of the moor uhoer 'ne
ps'''. se.s,d. probably due to an oroer issueo ps
st. Cevanaugh and Lichtensteln' a iarse
Ne of bIuecoats were present but no one
n'"'g-. ,-.,-fared with in the placing OK bets.
"as--..,saed with the new system or "stooiless
Rod Mcmahon, Henry Hanf' Jack
ps'.,-1 san and other big layers refused to go on
"a Law ODDS here to-day.
SCI ,n the day Secretary Loeb and party
lends visited the betting ring. and a story
u Lorosale arrests at the instance of the
inA- .,snt would follow spread like wildfire.
t,-.- no trouble in this direction occurred.
ho"s ,,+arest centred in the fifth running of
,,.se,sherr steepIechase. which was won
u - easily by Mr.. Kerrs Follow On. with the
70 ,taing. Follow on was made favorite at
-. money, and the wise bettors made a good
cleanup.
~bs Grand Consolation Stakes. the feature Of
-, ,srd and the richest purse at this meeting,
-.s won by Montfort. with Miller up. Tou-
-sr,s was a strong to favorite in the bet
.,,g while Orphan Lad was backed down from
81 to ] to II 10 ..
vonfort was easily the best. He went to the
.r,rt soon after the start. made all the running
end won easily by three lengths from Orphan
Ts6 which had 10 be driven out 10 bat Tou-
rprne The latter horse was recently sold for
$4,000
The fourth race was only romp for Water
rrsss which got off well, laid in third position
IN the field turned for home. and then went to
he front and won By five or six lengths. Belle
Of Jessamine. the favorite. finished far in the
rsck The other winners were FTrebrand. Tar
kc and Angler
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
WISCONSIN, 90, PURDUE, 8.

Madison. Wis. Nov T.-wisconsin University to-
day finished It's football season undeteatsd by de-
feating Purdue University BY . score OF % to
tumble by Springer low pass. Spencer picked
up the bail and went nfty yards for q touchdown
SprtnEsr caught him he CROSSED the line, but
K VA tOS iAtA Wlsoon.dn rApsatsdty worked for
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
TRINITY. O; HAvERFoRD, o.

Hartford Conn Nov. 17.-Haverford and Trinity
played a no-score game OF football here to-day The
eatures were long END runs by Pond OF Trinity
and Jones OF Haverford. The game was open
ono nunting and end running predominatng. Trim
ity twice had the ball inside OF Haverfords Ave
va I'd line but could push 1t over. the visitors
putting up fine defence Haverford on the other
hand never threatened Trnitys goal C. Brown
OF Haverford. did some OF the hhesl puntinS ever
seen on Trinity Field.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
Navy 40. NORTH CAROLINA. 0.

baltimore Nov 1.-THE football team Of tho
Naval Academy to-day defeated that OF tho Uni
versity of North Carolina by a score OF 20 to O.
Last year the Naval Academy won by Ss to o. The
midshipmen played straight football using the new
Visiting team throughout; The playing Of pague.
the midshipmen's right end, was q feature CT the
same AMONG those who witnessed the contest was
Snach Of Wost Point
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

orono Me-. Nov. 1.-THE Maine stats football
championship was decided to-day. when Bowdom
dsfsatsd the University OF Maine oy q scors a
to O. Bates wins the championship series with
record OF two games and nons lost, with
game tied Maine has won one game and lost one.
while Bowdoin has the same record and Is there
fore tied with Maine eor second plaza In the ool-
less series. Colby lost two games. and fts third
Kans . tie with Bowdotn-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
SYRACUSE. p: LAFAYETTE d.

hasion Penn. Nov. T.-Syracuse defeated La
,a'e'es football eleven on March Field here to-day
ne score Of J 70 I. In the first half Welsh for
.&lsvelie, scored field goal. and Syracuse got a
ouehdoTn and a goal. In the final half Syracuse
MADE another touchdown and kicked a goal
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
hAUsEMAN COLGATE CAPTAIN.

!. hamilton n Y. Nov. 7.-At the annual smoker
So ~" me students Of Colgate University to the
u, o. the football team here tonight, W
- t4h iitusernan Of Oneida. y. Y, who has played
- r. iecke Aor the last three seasons was unani-
Hl0ls-! elected captain for next year
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
asowN. 1a; VERMONT. o.

Providenoe. r. l.. Nov. 17.-Brown defeated the
University OF Vermont hare to-day by OF II
to o. Brown played five substitutes and saved Its
men for the Dartmouth game next week. Tho wet
leld made long runs impossible and Browns soor-
Ing was the result Of StrAtght line puHgssl Yer
rnout's only opportuniy 70 Score came when 70 eos
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

sSa!laoeT Thlan-I have always wondered what ever
ne tene me OF me arms OF Venus. Why are they miss
e from the statue2 ~
n.w toIkeT-Can account for it only on the re-
s- s---aoelp e5lphian--How does that help IL out7
b,eg" lVrKeT-Anthony Coustock probably lived
TaIl ~ nose times too, and confscated the arms
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
WEST POINT CANCELS GAME.

west Point \. Y, Nov. r.-west Point can
pe'eo The game with Buclnell to-day The grid
S.n w. was n sloppy condition. and Coach Graves
NAVY game so close ~ O
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

the ball on Browns twenty-yard line on a fair
catch The attempt at a field goal was a poor one.
Both OF Browns touchdowns We're made by Hazard.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

this an ideal automobile manufacturing plant The
ambition OF the officers OF the company Is to make
IL the finest in equipment that is possible, with a
floor space of approximately $4,000 9 square feet
latest saw-tooth roof construction. The build
ing will probably be erected of steel reinforced
concrete Several sites have been examined, and
one that the committee look upon with great favor
is located at New Castle. Ind.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

George F. Harrington. treasurer Of the American
Automobile Association, reports the organization
to be In a healthy condition and ready to en-
gage upon bigger work than ever. Mr.. harrington
drives an imported Clement car. but believes IN
supporting the American national body. He says
that 81 a year ought to be cheap enough for
every rootorist to want membership. but that
some hang back as if waiting for bargain prices.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
BATES WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.

ward passes for lorg gains. while Purdue was gesA
OF quarterback kicks.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

IT like my Columbia brougham,' said your
woman the other day. because there is di
agreeable odor It is always clean, has never bee
stalled and when it is running it makes no nois
not even a murTnur.'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

H P. Maxim, chief engineer Of the Electric We
hicle Company, is a firm believer IN hoodoos. For
instance he never undertakes long without
his favorte goggles purchased In the frivolous
French metropolis In 1899 Mr.. Maxim has used
them constantly ever since and declares they not
only bear a charmed existence but ward off the
'ffgoodoo'' as we'll
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

Some interesting information regarding the de-
velopment of the automobile industry given out
at a luncheon TO the members Of the New York
Automobile Trade Association by the management
of the Hotel Breslin, Seven years ago there were
only three gasoene in in this city, and but
a few more in the whole state. At present there
are about thrty-six thousand cars registered IN
this city. and state. The capital invested in the
automobile business In the United States amounts
to more than s150. 100000, and there t35 differ
ent automobile factories. In addition, there are
twenty-five foreign cars represented in this coun-
try.
At the close Of this luncheon drawing held
TO select car to be exhibited IN the lobby OF the
Bresin Hotel during the Automobile Show week,
December / TO s, and this honor was by the
Crawford Automobile Company, which will exhibit
a magnificent seven passenger. 50-hOrsepower tour
ing car. This car is manufactured by Of the
oldest manufacturing concerns in the United States
It having made worldwide reputation IN the
bicycle days
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

w B. Pratt, Of Elkhart. Ind. is making e;
tensive tour of the East in his 45-horsepower c.
lunbia touring