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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-12
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
NOVEL IDEAS
In EFFECT AT
NEW YORK SHOW

NEW YORK. Sept Z.-The wonderful
OF the American motor car in
dustry VIII be well Illustrated at the
coming show OF the Automobile Club
Of America. which VIII be held at the
Grand Central Palace. during the week
Of October "a to 81 Out Of the 245 ex-
bibitors in the show. no less than seven
y will display complete motor cars
representing some Of the best known
machines manufactured In America.
While the decorations and ccIoE
VIII, as sual, form simply
frame TO show into relief the cars them
selves, which OF course, = TIE real OBJ
jet Of the show. they Will e sufficient
~ striking and novel TO attrac. atten-
ton from those who love the beautiful.
Recognizing the fact that tho motor car
Is an outdoor vehicle, the show commit
tee mas not only gone 10 nature for its
effects, but has also takekn into con-
s!deration the season Of the year in
which The show is held. With this idea
In view, an effort viii be made 10
create an outdoor atmosphere combined
With al autumnal woodland effect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
Will Soon
Issue New
Licenses
Woodward VIII Hand Over
Tags on Return TO
City.

Permit Clerk H. NJ. woodward. as
the secretary OF the automobile board,
viii. upon his return TO the city from
his annual vacation on or about October
10 next, commence issuing under the
new automobile law licenses for ali
classes Of automobiles operated in the
district as well as the metal tsgs that
must be attached 70 all mach.%es- The
license and tag viii cost 81
At Clerk Woodwards office II was
stated yesterday morning that there are
being operated In the District at the
present time 2.A7 automobiles Of Dis
trict ownership. not taking into ac-
count machines that have gone out OF
service. taken out OF the jurisdiction
or sold to owners in other States.
The impression seems 10 prevail. IL
was stated at the OF e, that in issuing
the new metal tags ogners OF machines
will be given their present OF old num-
bers. Such will not be the case. On
the contrary the numbers viii be issued
seriatIm and IN their numerical order
the first applicant getting No. l tag.
the thirteenth applicant that unluci1y
number. the sixidoo number 70 the
twenty-third man, the III mystic num-
erals OF the crap shooters going 20 the
applicant who IS the nth conner and
the policy number sl1A 10 that late
conner II the applications for licenses
should extend that f7r into the nuner-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
For Hill Climbers.

all District OF Columbia automobile
tags If uniform size. design. and color.
Under the old regulations the tags were
Of as many various designs. sizes,
shapes, and colors as there were whirns
ans fancies among the owners OF the
2at7 machines
-se official tags u be used hereafter
VIII be on steel with a black. enameled
background. the numerals and the let
tiers. District Cf Columbia. appearing
boldly in white so that The number ra1
De easily read. The numerals will be
IN plain block without fancy work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
TIMELY POINTERS
ABOUT THE CARE
OF AUTO BRAKES
Duryea, Pioneer Motorst,
Hands Out Tips on the
Subject.

Charles z. Duryea. one Of the pioneer
motorists OF this country. gives this
advice concerning brakes: Carefully in
spect all operating parts 10 see that
nothing prevents them from having
proper movement to operate the brake.
Worn or broken parts. Of course,
must be replaced promptly. for next 10
the ability to 20 Is the ability 70 stop
when desired II is not enough TO know
that the brake viii hold properly in
one direction. for It should be known
also that 1t VIII hold IN the other
Severe accidents have occurred. through
lack OF this precaution. Sometimes one
end OF the band is greasy and the other
end dry. which viii explain such eccen-
tricity.
Gasolene.
The grease can frequently be removed
by washing with gasolene. but care
should be taken that whatever IS used
does not get into other wearing sur
faces. for gasolene.s sand and dirt are
as detrimental 10 bearing surfaces as
they are advantageous 10 slipping
brakes.
1T Is not advisable to use rosin. al
though this Is common practice. Rosln.
when cold, grips fercely. but as soen
as warmed uP<jt serves as a lubricant
and is decidedly Objectionable. II IS
also adhesive and a rosin band will
sometimes stick and refuse 10 Jet go.
which. OF course. stalls the motor and
causes trou5le.
For Hill Climbers.
TT is particularly Objectionable on
long hills. for a brake holding well 1T
the top refuses to hold when Il gets
hot leaving one a victim OF misplaced
confidence. Sometimes the brake ..niHg
is worn until the metal comes in con-
tact. which. having less friction than
the leather or fiber lining. refuses to
hold. or the adjustment may be at its
limit 50 that the band cannot be actu-
ated further In order TO do its work.
In these cases a new lining is required.
but temporary service can be sometimes
had by inserting visiting cards OF sim
liar filing behind the lining
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Frank Hall will be accompanied by Rob
ert Carroll. Edward Bowman. and Fred
Klien. VIII le Cy Cummings, K. Kinia,!,
and otto Jacob. of the Dupont Garage.
viii make the run in Abe Cohen's car.
distinguished visitor 70 this coun-
Try IS William Weir, of the well-known
firm Of J. S Weir Ltd. of Glasgow.
manufacturers Of pumps and condens-
ers, who arrived last week Oh the LUSH
tania. Mr.. Weir IS visiting this coun-
try for the dual purpose Of watching the
operation Of the pumps. condensers. etc,
which the firm installed IN the new
steamer and also 10 ascertain full par
ticulars with regard 20 conditions and a
field for the manufacture in this coun-
try Of the Darracq- Serpolet trucks and
buses, Of which a large number are in
use abroad.
Secretary Brockway. Of tho American
Motor League is now sending out a re-
vised list OF Official repair and supply
stations appointed by the league in
prominent cities and towns through
which touring Is carried on. More than
200 stations and garages have been lately
added % the list and a new edition Will
be printed in October. Each proprietor
Of an official station IL under contract
with the league 10 maintain n proper
equipment and 10 render good service at
fair prices. Each member of the league
is entitled. upon presenting his member
ship card 70 a discount OF 10 per cent
on all bills Of 81 and upward. All Of
fetal stations viii be listed in the hand
books and tour books OF the A. NJ L.
and on the route cars. OF which 100 600
have already been distributed.
More than 900 accidents 10 motor car
tourists have been reported in tie United
States and Canada since the beginning
OF the year. many Of them resulting "a
tally. II cannot be claimed that these
accidents were wholly due 10 rapid or
reckless driving. for some OF the most
serious ones happen 10 Automobiles
who are known 10 be prudent and care
ful in the mana cement OF their cars.
Most Of these accidents could have been
avoided by a better knowledge Of the
danger prints. or by some warning by
which the tourist could have been ad-
vlsed Of the proximate peril The ruth
is that in many parts Of the country,
and especially IN those sections which
are most picturesque and attractive 10
the tourist, the highways are too narrow
and winding. and are often skirted by
deep ungUarded bitches and dangerous
6ullies, or crossed by railroad tracks at
points where the motorist would have
little reas'cn to anticipate them.
To LESSEN these perils as much as pos
sible the American Motor League has
called upon its members and proprie-
tors Of official stations and hotels along
popular touring routes to take I'D the
work Of erecting danger signs and guide
boards to forewarn the tourist and aid
him 10 avoid these pitfalls. Several
hundred Of these danger signs have al
ready been put up and the league has
placed an order for a new supply. which
will be ready for delivery by October L
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
GOLD IN The SOUTH.

There Is much actual gold still 10 be
discovered In the South. bu1 the cotton
grown annually by that section is worth
Tar more than all the gold and silver
produced in the world in the same
stance. the total value OF the worlds
gold and silver output was 8. 606. S.. sOa
and the total value OF the cotton or
OF the South, including seed, in the sal
period was SS,6e9, 100000. a difference ii
favor of cotton in the six wears OF 81
O6z. Sl5.6O0.-SOuthern Farm Magazine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

fact that Mr.. KreUger weighs 2l0
pounds.
Lloyd Bingham, OF New York. drove
from Baltimore to this city In a Craig
Toledo, or Wednesday and !eft Saturday
for his home. While here he stored his
car at the Panorama garage. Fifteenth
street and Ohio avenue.
William T. Taylor. representing the
Oldsmooile works at Lansing, Mich,
was IN Washington this week closing
arrangements vita John r. Lutz. Of the
local Oldsmoblle agency. for the delivery
Of 1905 models
The Oidsmoblle Company has marked
improvements in it's new machines.
Three that are expected 20 be the best
sellers are the 35-horsepower model with
detachable tonneau. the 40-horsepower
car, and the six-cylinder tearing auto.
Demonstrators Of each Of these models
will arrive at the Oldsmolile agency on
Fourteenth street. about October /.
J. J. Early came back last Sunday
after trip to New York and Long
island IN his Franklin car.
Thomas C. Noyes was the purchaser
of an Oldsmoblle from John r. Lutz
last week
S. P. Carter. president OF the Motor
Cac Company. returned last week from
Pierre. 5. D.. where he was called to
attend a stockholders meeting. While
Che company is Incorporated under
South Dakota charter. arrangements
have been made. whereby board meetings
Will hereafter be held in this city or in
Detroit, where the present factory is
located.
Tie new factory in course OF construc-
ton at Hyattsv'ne is rapidly nearing
completion and viii begin TO turn out
cars in about ninety days. The works
at Detroit will e continued to supply
Western customers
Today's rur Of the Columbia Motor
Cycle Club will be 20 Upper Marlboro
The start VIII be from ST. Ninth street
northwest at $50 o'clock and about
twenty are expected TO make the trip
Last Sunday portion OF H. club went
10 Baltimore and the remainder went
TO Upper Marlboro. Inc latter run
proved so desirable that .t.e entire club
county town today.
a meeting viii be held on Wednesday
evening Of this week 10 arrange drives
for the rest OF the season and 70 pass on
bylaws and a constitution.
@. H. ThOlman, OF the Thomas-Thol-
man agency. left Philadelphia yesterday
morning IN an Atlas car for Washing
ton, accompanied by Charles T. Thomas
MI. Thomas visited the Colt-MaNveu
and the Pullman factories while away
Re arrived here last evening.
-Four Columbia cars leave today for
Pa, on a trip which viii
last two weeks. The start will be made
from the home of edward Newmeyer.
In Mr.. Newmeyer's car will ride Dr.
Bailey. s. Kimberley. and p Dobbius.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
PERSONALS OF
LOCAL AUTOISTS.
(contlnued Ion Tenth Pagel

CONTINUED from Tenth Page.)
from the name OF the legislator who
succeeded in passing a bill through the
Maryland assembly for their construc-
ton. The highway between this city
and BladensbUrg. one Of the best
stretches around washington, is also
the result Of the Shoemaker bill
Mr.. Hough left Frederick Sunday at
2:15 o'clock. and arrived in this city az
5:45 o'clock The run was made in q
Pope-Hartford, without trouble of am
kind.
James Ford and Henry Lehman took
a short drive TO Mr.. Ford's farm, near
Rockville last week In Mr.. Lehman 8
Dragon car. The farm comprises 100
acres. and is said to have the largest
barn in this State The structure, be-
sides being used for storage purposes
and housing a number Of bIoodedt horses,
accommodates 100 cows. which. supply
Mr.. Ford's dairy customers.
The greater part Of the faes Is given
over to pastirage for the stock. and the
business is -un on a machine-like basis.
The stable attendants are uniformed.
and guides are on hand TO conduct visit
ors through the establishment The
feeding and cleaning is done largely by
mechanical appliances
Charles E. Miller. local agent for the
Ford, reports the following sales: A
new model A four-cylinder Ford run
about to Miss L. A Bell. daughter OF
c. J. Bell. president Of the American
model n foIr-cylinder runabout TO DR..
Sullivan, OF Fifth street southeast;
model S. four-cylinder runabout. 20 Or.
Emery, of Rhode Island avenue; a ma
chine OF the same type to Mr.. Gillian,
Of Cleveland Park. and a third TO Mr..
Rigdon. Of Dupont Circlss model y,
Ford runabout. TO H. Lyon Smith. mine
operator.
Another carload VIII arrive at the
Ford agency on Monday.
Miss L. A. Bell is planning an ex-
tensive trip through Virginia in her new
Ford. She viii probably leave Wash
ington some time this week.
Lewis Kreuger and William Taylor
are back after a successful run to
Frederick on Indian motor cycles.
They left Fourteenth and L streets
at $50 Monday morning and arrived in
Frederick ut 11-3o in time for din
ner. Leaving Frederick at $40 they
reached Gettysburg at 40 after riding
through the battlefield. The total num-
Der Of miles covered on Monday was
ninety.
Tuesday they returned TO Frederick
and ran 70 Mt. CatOctin and back in
time for dinner Leaving Frederick at
/ o'clock they arrived m Washington
at o'clock
The roads were dry and the machines
made the trip without mishaps of any
kind. one hundred and ninety miles
were covered
The good time was made despite the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Undoubtedly the most
sensational performance
ever accomplished by a
motor car was that of the
FORD SIX in the 24-hour
speed endurance contest
at Detroit June 81 and %.
1875 miles in twenty-four
hours; 55 miles in one
hour; 412 miles in eight
consecutive hours. ALI are
worlds records.
Two FORD RUN
A B o U T S also made
perfect scores in this Sc
verest Of all tests-798
miles. Only % miles less
than the former worlds
record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
GUESSl

The way TO understand what girl means
is TO guess something exactly opposite TO
what it seems--New York Press
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
Numbers Will Change.

II would be impossible TO give old or
present numbers TO applicants. Il was
explained at the office, for a number Of
principally among them being
the heavy amount OF work IL would
entail TO do It, and for another import
art reason that II would leave many
large and small gaps IN TIRE list which
would make unavailable many Of the
metal stays by reason OF numerous ma
chimes with District OF Columbia tags
having either gone 70 the junk shops,
out OF commission. OF sold 10 residents
in other States. and that other large
class OF machines known as ships that
pass IN the night. owned by transient
visitors 70 the city who. under the old
regulations. were given the regular run
ming numbers OF tags. These numbers
were used by some for a day. some for
a week. and others for a little longer
periods when the owners OF the ma
chimes went their way into other States.
ard may never come here again. Ali
these tag numbers are registered and
bob up all through serial numbers.
District Now Furnishes Tag.
Formerly the district Of Columbia
did not issue anything but
the license which was numbered, and
the party taking out the license had u
go 10 a tag maker and have tss
mada with its number correspond
with the license. Under the new law the
District automobile Office not only issues
the license, but a lag with its CORE
spending number.
Congress at ITS last session appro-
priated the sum Of $500 for the purchase
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

-Four Columbia cars leave today for
Harrisburg, Pa, on a trip which viii
last two weeks. The start will be made
from the home of edward Newmeyer.
In Mr.. Newmeyer's car will ride Dr.
Bailey. S. Kimberley. and p. Dobbius
Adolph Loehls car win carry r. War
wick, Frank Berens. and DR.. Frazee.
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man agency. left Philadelphia yesterday
morning IN an Atlas car for Washing
ton, accompanied by Charles T. Thomas.
MI Thomas visited the Colt-Ma9Svseu
and the Pullman factories while away
Re arrived here last evening.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

J. J. Early came back last Sunday
after trip to New York and Long
island IN his Franklin car.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Miss L. A. Bell is planning an ex-
tensive trip through Virginia in her new
Ford. She viii probably leave Wash
ington some time this week
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-20
Just Received Today C fresh shipment
 of Heinz Goods.
Heinz Goods.

We also carry everything fresh and new in both
 staple'and fancy
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-20
John l. Moore Will hold.

In the event that Governor John $. Little does not return to the state at the time of the ad- journment of the present legisla- tive session and recall Active Governor John Ike Moore from his position acting governor, this official would continue in posses sion of that office regardless of the Senate's action in electing a lieutenant governor, according to an opinion rendered yesterday by Judge U. M. Rose. The opin- ion was rendered in response to a request from Senator John P. Lee, that there might be further light thrown on question that is submitted to be in doubt by many legal members of both legis- lative bodies.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-20
W'lttcr Fore '"st.

Sunday, partly cloudy; con- 5'nued cold.
 Maximum temperature 53; minimum 47; rainfall, .Q5
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-20

Sunday, partly cloudy; con- tnued cold.
 Maximum temperature 53; minimum 47; rainfall, .Q5
 HART'S children's shoes are here.
 See the nice line of caps for little boys at Hart's.
 Telephone us the news. Our phone number is 242.
 "Richelied" groceries are the best-HART has them.
 Pretty patent leather and white canvass pumps at Hart's.
 Fred Powell, of the Railway Mail Seryice, is home today on a visit to parents.
 Clothes cleaned and repaired by Mrs. J. R. Harrell. Satis. faction guaranteed.
 This disagreeable north winds today has caused trade to be rath- CT dull for Saturday.
 Miss Mary White is rapidly re covering from an attack of appen- dicitis, and the trained nurse who was in charge, has been dismiss ed.
 MT. 1. w. Brashears Clayton vile Texas, arrived this morning and will remain for few days visiting friends and relatives in Prescott and vicinity. It has been 26 years since Mr. Brashears was in Prescott. He was in business two years in a. frame building where the Nevada County Bank now stands.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-20

How can a girl laugh in her sleeve, when she hasn't any?
 Some peoples idea of friend is someone whom they can i'm pose upon.
 1t is as natural for a boy to have dirty hands as it is for cat to have fits.
 Women seem to try everything for their complexions except the rules of health.
 flour spring weather hadn't come in March this year we wouldn't have had any.
 Talk about perseverance did you ever try to convince hen that the didn't want toset?
 A kiss on the cheek is like many other things guaranteed to be just as good. ."-it isn't.
 If a hostess has tact she will put the lovers together at the table and separate those who are married.
 Ella Wheeler Wilson advises: Burn all love letters.' Which do you advise, Ella, before send ing or after?
 A girl is not considered a good singer unless she can cause a concert to be postponed because she has a cold.
 Every man could bringa breach of promise suit against his wife If that "obey" clause in the cere- mony had any legal weight.
 900
 It has been discovered that the bee only works four hours day. That is certainly puncturing the old adage ofthe" busy ness 'of the bee.
 What sensation a bridegroom feel must at the wedding when he glances suddenly and finds that the bride is looking at him criti- cally instead of tenderly
 The Daily News proposes to watch everything and everybody not calculated to do good to the community just as a hen with lit tie bluffy chickens watches a blue tailed hawk.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-04-20
NOtice.

Is hereby given that there will be another working at Providence Baptist church on Thursday May ,, 1907 and every body invited to come and brinasdinner that we may spend the day on the Grave yard. All interested are specially invited.