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The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
sToCK SHOW no BR wINNER.
Coming Exposition I'm Denver VIII
Atfz~ct Big Crowd to the State.

One of the greatest Advertisements
for Colorado, and one Whole value
can not be ovsrestimated. will be the
Western Live Stock pxhibition in
Denver, January 20-a5. At that ex-
position will be prominent stockmeo
from all over the country. large ex-
hiblts of stock from most OF the cat
tie raising states and some foreign
and scores Of exhibits of
Colorado stock and other products.
With Colorado's live stock showing
in opposition to the most finished and
the best products of other states in
the union, the state has nothing to
fear and everything to gain. The
comparison will favor Colorado to
an extent that will open the eyes of
the thousands Of visitors. Represent
atives of all the large stock papers
of the east will be here. and their
reports OF the exposition will be
spread broadcast amongst the stock
raisers and farmers OF the United
States. with the result that Colo
RADIOS prowess and her possibilities
will be told in . fitting msuner 10
the very class of people Colorado
wants to reach. The value Of this
advertising Is incalculable-
Colorado wants az many OF its peo'
pie as possibly can to visit Denver
during the stock show. It will be
well worth the trip. Special rates
have been secured over the Colorado
Midland, persons living at any point
on Its lines being entitled to round
trip ticket to Denver for the usual
single fare. The tickets will be on
sale January 10 and 20 at the ticket
ofiices of the road. and will be valid
until January 27.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
ATTEND THE
BISHOPS RECEPTION
Distinguished Churchman WARMLY
Greeted by Many Grand juno
taon People. - Missionary
Meeting Tonight.

The reception held at St. Matthew'S
rectory last evening in honor of
Rt. Rev. Edward J. Knight, the new
bishop for western Colorado. was a
most auspicious AFFAIR. During the
evening over two hundred people WIS.,
tied the rectory and were greeted by
Bishop Knight and the many visit
ing clergymen.
The reception was of an informal
nature. During the evening deli
cious lunch was served the guests and
there were other pleasant features.
Bishop Knight has made most
favorable impression upon all who
have met him here. While of dig
nifled bearing, he Is a man of most
genial disposition and 1t is rare
pleasure to meet and converse with
him.
Tonight at the church the mission
ary service will take place to be par
ticipated In by a number of western
Colorado clergymen. This service
promises to be very enjoyable and
helpful.
Among the visiting clergymen are
Rev. Dubois of Glenwood Springs.
Rev. Dennis OF Meeker.. Rev. Bacon
Of Gunnison. Rev. Bodel of Montrose.
Rev. Douglass Of Delta. Rev. Fison
of Aspen, Rev. Miller of Montrose
county and one or two other clergy
men.
Bishop Knight will probably leave
the city tomorrow for visits to other
points on the western slope. 1t is
sincerely hoped that he will decide
to make Grand Junction his home.
This morning at the hour Of 8
o'clock Corporate Communion was
celebrated. Bishop Knight. assisted
by Rev. A. Miller and Rev. G. w. G.
Lyon. the rector of St. Matthews
conducted the service.
Morning prayer was held at 10
o'clock today. .....|. j..
All day the bishop and clergymen
have held council. 7.
The missionary service will be
held at 1880 o'clock.
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HEAVY LOSS {
BY FIRE In RATION
(special to The sentinel.l

topeCldi TO lno oeutluei.J
Trinidad, Colo, Jan. 8.-Fire or
lginating from unknown sources
broke out last evening at $3.50 at the
empty ice house belonging to the Ra-
ton Ice Company at Ration, and be-
fore the blaze was gotten under con-
troll property valued at about $780,
900 was a complete loss. The prop
erty of the Gate City Lumber Com
pany was damaged.
The direction of the wind is all
that saved a number of large ware
houses from being destroyed. Two
hundred loaded freight cars were
standing on the track near the Ice
house and the rapid work of switch
ing crew was all that saved this prop
-erty from burning. Nothing is known
about the insurance on any of the
damaged property.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

circuit court this morning, and later
Mr.. Kellogg announced that he would
appear before Judge Sanborn this af-
ternoon with an application for re-
ceiver for the railroad.
Mr.. Kellogg gave out statements
this afternon in which he said that
the immediate cause of the receiver
ship was the failure to obtain an ex-
tension on notes now due and coming
due this year which were given for
money borrowed for improvements.
These notes amount to about ten
million dollars. --------.-------------- ,
The receivership will be tempor-
ary. pending the time required to
carry out the plan of financing the
road.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
Big WHEAT ship
TOTALLY WRECKED
(By Associated Press.)

Norfolk, Va, Jan. S.-A message
from Cape Hatterns on the Norti,
Carolina coast reports the stranding
and loss upon the treacherous Dia-
mond shoals yesterday Of an un-
known schooner. five members Of the
crew of seven being drowned. Tho
captain was among those lost.
The vessel went to pieces within
30 minutes after she struck during
a fierce gale which swept the coast,
registering wind velocity at Hat
teras OF 75 miles per hour.
1t is declared to be the worst storm
along eastern Carolina since that Of
1850.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
THE FIRST
SENSATION
Thaw's Attorneys Sprung Surprise Today by Announcing
That They Have Summoned Expert Witnesses Who
Testified for Prosecution at First Trial
What are ittleton's Plans?- Has
Jerome Guessing
tBy Associated Press,

ing the determination that Tnaw
shall not be convicted. even with the
danger of a stay in the asylum for
the criminal insane at Matteawan as
an alternative.
1t is undoubtedly the intention OF
Mr.. Littleton. chief counsel for the
defense, to draw from the experts the
opinion that Thaw was insane at the
time of the homicide. and then limit
all testimony as to the defendants
mental condition to the immediate
period of the tragedy. aifw
This in turn would force Jerome to
again apply for lunacy commission.
and Thaw's attorneys are confident
of their ability to successfully NIL out
the claim of present sanity before
such board.
The work of Jury building went on
today, but the progress Is slow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
THROUGH A TRESTLE
WENT TRAIN
THREE DEAD
lBy Aseoclated Prem. }

list, us the result Of tho wreck OF sec-
.tion 2 Of the COllvery special. which
went through trest1e near Hiram.
Ca, yesterday, remained ut three this
morning.
Three other passengers will prob
ably die.
The list of injured is about 60.
many Of the hurts being OF minor
character.
Only the heavy. construction Of tho
I'ullmans prevented a heavy loss OF
life when the trestle gave way and
let four cars into the mud of the bed
of the Copper Mine creek
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
BONFILS GUILTY AND
FINED $50
AND COSTS
(py Associatsd Press. }

DENVER, JAN. 0.-FRED @.
BONFTLS. ONE OF THE PROPRIE-
TORS OF THE DENVER POST.
WAS FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT
AND BATTERY UPON THOMAS M.
PATTERSON, FORMER UNITED
STATES SENATOR AND THE PRIN-
CIPAL OWNER OF THE ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS AND DENVER
TIMES. BY JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE CARBON TODAY. AND
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS AND THE
COSTS.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

New York. Jan. s.-The defense
in the Thaw trial sprung the first
great surprise of the second trial to-
day by announcing that 1t had issued
subpoenas for several Of the expert
witnesses who testified for the pros
ecution at the first hearing. and who,
when District Attorney Jerome ap-
Piled for q lunacy commission. made
afHdavit that in their opinion Thaw
at the time OF the inquiry was suf-
fering from an incurable form of in
sanity.
These same doctors had testified
In the trial that they believed Thaw
knew what he was about when he
shot Stanford White.
The move il intended by the de-
fense az block to the prosecution
In putting these same doctors on the
stand and is taken by some as show
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
CHAS. W. WHITNEY
TAKES OWN LIFE
Especial to The Sentinel }

New York. Jan. s.-Chas. w.
whitney. a member of the bank king
and brokerage firm of II. NJ. Whit
ney & Sons. one of the most import
ant ON Wall street. shot and killed
himself at his home at 25s West Sew
enty-second street this morning at
$3.50. ..se,s
Both the partners OF the dead man
in the brokerage concern and his fam
lily deny that money troubles led to
his act A1-4S- - 80
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

T. c. Caldwell leaves tonight for
Kansas City. Mo. In a few days his
wife and her mother will leave the
city to join Mr.. Caldwell. After n
brief visit in Kansas City the family
will probably go to Arizona to spend
the winter. Mr.. Caldwell recently
sold his handsome new residence on
Grand avenue. The family came to
Grand Junction some months ago
from Missouri. They have made
many friends here who greatly re-
gret their depa rture.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
REAL ESTATE
MAN "A SUICIDE
Especial to The sentinel.)

Denver. Jan. S.-Frank e. Halt
man. real estate man prominently
known in Denver for 80 years past.
committed suicide last night by taxi
Ing poison at the Manhattan hotel.
1647 Stout street. t--s
His body was found at 8 o'clock
this morning. His business office
was at 407 Empire building.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
FINANCIAL BILL
FAYORABLY REPORTED
(By Associated Press. /,

Washington. Jan. s.-rhe sub
committee of the house committee on
banking and currency, to which has
been entrusted the framing of bill
to increase the elasticity of the cur
rency, reached conclusion today.
and will report favorably to the full
committee a bill drawn in the main
by Chairman Fowler Of the commit
tee. a,-qr9g s'7 aa .l'a. .7rs
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

Mrs. Adams registered at the La
Court hotel under her true name.
She had several friends In Grand
Junction and this morning called up
on them. She is an attractive young
woman, and the children are hand
some little fellows. +.it
Mrs. Adams was en- route from
Boise. Ida. to Telluride, to be near
her husband. who Is in jail in that
city. She left at $40 o'clock this
morning over the Montrose line for
Telluride. During Adams long con-
finement in Jail in Idaho Mrs. Ad-
ans was near him. She has been
faithful to him during his troubles.
and expresses the belief that he will
be acquitted of all criminal charges,
that he is entirely innocent
of any OF the crimes charged against
him.
Mrs. Adams devotion and loyalty
to her husband command the admir-
alton and respect of all.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

NJ. M. Hanna, the well known ex-
pert accountant. is here from Dem
yer, making the annual audit and
examination of the books of the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers As
sociation. Mr.. Hanna has many warm
friends In the city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

Born, to Mr, and Mrs. Leon J.
Chapman. yesterday afternoon, a finc
boy. Mother and little one doing
nicely.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
ANNOUNCED
TODAY
fpy Associated Presa.)

Cincinnati, o.. Jan. s.-The sched-
ule committee Of the National and
American Leagues last night decided
to open the base ball season on Tues
day, April IL. and close Wednesday,
October z. The schedule for each
league calls for 1ba championship
games -
The worlds chanpionshIp series
will probably start October Q. =
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
THE BANK IS ROBBED
OF $4,000 IN %
CASH ... 3
(By Associated Press. }

Ottawa. Kans., Jan. s.--Robbers
early today wrecked the safe In the
State Bank Of Quenomo at Quenomo,
Kans., near here. and escaped with
the entire contents, estimated ut from
seven to eight thousand dollars.
The robbery is believed to have
been committed by four men who es-
capped.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
lBy Associated Press.l

st. Paul. Mimi. Jan. S.-Frank
Kellogg and other attorneys repre-
senting the creditors of the Chicago
Great Western had conference with
Judge Sanborn OF the United States
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
MRS. STEVE ADAMS SPENT
The NIGHT IN THE CITY
Wife of Noted Prisoner Here En-
Route From Boise to Telluride.
Faithful to Her Husband.

i. Last night Mrs. Steve Ad- +
i. ans. wife of the noted witness +
!. in the Haywood-Pettibone trial i
i. and himself prisoner charged i
i. with the murder of Arthur l.. i.
j. Collins, the mine superintend- i.
i. ent. In Telluride several years i.
j. ago. arrived in Grand Junction, i
!. accompanied by her two little i.
j. children. aged 2 years and 4.
!. years respectively. +
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

A little salt sprinkled on the side
walks OF the city In many places and
left for an hour or 50 would put them
in con dition to be easily cleaned. and
leave them in much better condition
for walking purposes.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
The Market

(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, Jan. s.-May wheat
closed today at 1.05h to 1853.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

J. B. Boyle and L. q. Blackwell of
Colorado Springs are In the city to-
day. looking after business interests.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

Tomorrow evening the Mesa Club
will enjoy another one Of Its delight
full dances at the Auditorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

We Install complete path room
equipment. J. e. Mckenzie, b4e Col
orado avenue. Phone Red Isl.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08
PENNILESS AND ILL
HE ENDS HIS LIFE
Especial to The sentInel.) }

Denver. Jan. S.-Benjamin H. EN-
erich. consumptive. jumped from
a third story window of railroad
building yesterday afternoon. strik-
ing pile of brick in the yard and
dying instantly. His neck was brok-
en- by the fall.
Emerich was sick and penniless.
with wife and children to support.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

The N Soeorro 70 maGs Tor the
elite snokers-and union made at
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

Jaanifa and Pabsatle coal bazns
best, - loaessx rrdnpt deliS@y.
49, ylnea1oa 40-N,s 0snnd
Juns1asn Hss1s1sv g. = No. O.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

The most reliable place to get your
elothss clesned and pressed.-Ths
suitorium- eusFsf far
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

One Of the best lines or carriages
In the city At Harry Hiatt's- r-
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

Clinton H. Martin, editor of the
Palisade Tribune. Is in town today
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

We want your sever eonnectioas
u =. -NcKen11s
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-08

Anything for the morse at Harry
HATS. a-ar-- 77e~ .ca u
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
DELAWARE AVENUE BIBLE
SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY

The Bible school OF Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Church viii give its an
nual entertainment tomorrow evening
at o'clock. The following viii be the
program: First part: Selection, Union
NJ. r. Orchestra; hymn, school:
Scripture reading, superintendent;
prayer, the Rev. Il. ]. Hopkins. pas
tor; selection, Emanuel EzxcOpal
choir; recitation. Miss Mabel Smith;
solo, Miss Ruthven; address by pas
tor; hymn, school; recitation. Miss
Julia Baynard; selection. william
Thompson; recitation, Helen Fergu-
son; song. Margaret Baugh; intermis-
sion, orchestra. Second part. Reel
tation. Fannie Beauchamp; duet. Mrs.
Ruthven and Boyd Book; piano solo,
Ruth Driscoll; duet, Mrs. Preston and
Mrs. Driscoll; recitation, Christian
Buckholtz; instrumental solo, Mrs.
Clarence Hope; hymn, school; recita-
ton. Dorothy Hanscom; quartette,
Emanuel Episcopal choir; recitation,
Miss Julia Baynard. Harry Link Is
superintendent Of the school; Mrs. S.
c. Preston is musical director. and
Miss Ruth Driscoll pianist
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
WHITTIER SOCIETY
HAS A RECEPTION

The annual reception and entertain
ment Of the whittier Literary Society
OF Friends School was held at the
school on Saturday night, beginning
with an elaborate entertainment In the
new gymnasium and closing with the
reception in the assembly room OF the
school. A piaylet, "The Teeth Of the
Gift Horse" was the feature of the
entertainment, the presentation being
superb. Those taking part were Rachel
W. Lindsay. Marion Beadenkopf Bef-
nice 70. Davidson, Il. Worth Doan, JOS
eph II. Shaw and Winifred S. Bach.
Drills by the girls Of the grammar
and nigh school classes were executed
with the precision of West Pointers
and applause was frequent. Those
taking part were: Grammar classes,
Alice Satterthwaite. Mildred Sauerih-
waite. Sarah Smith, Margaret Hudson.
Marion Postles. Erna Seeds, Helen
Simmons, Elizabeth Kruse. Greta Chan
der. Ruth Hopes. Frances Baird. Helen
Nhiteman. Suzanne Speallman and Le-
titia Southard; high school. Sara Men
dinhal Jeanette Slocum. Gertrude Ma
son. Frances Springer, Leila Lyman.
Charlotte Mahany, Eleanor Robinson,
Elizabeth Wilson. Juliette Rice, Mar
Karet Sieberg. Mabel Ford and Ruth
Mullin
A selection by the orchestra closed
the entertainment I'm the GYM" and
the guests were then received in the
school building.
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
ARLIE LATHAM
MAY BE UMPIRE
First Union League Player
Reported Here
Yesterday

Work on the Riverview grounds of the
Union League Club is progressing and
everything will be in readiness for the
opening of the season on April % at which
time either Elizabeth or Paterson will
play the initial game.
Although Manager Waller instructed his
men to report here on April Z, one of his
players arrived in the city yesterday and
reported for duty. He is H. Baker an in
fielder of Fort Wayne. Indiana. who is
said to be fast man and good sticker.
Waller has sold pitcher Jacoby to A
w. Lawson, Of the Reading team and he
will report in that city next week
Arlie Latham, the famous old time first
baseman Of the Athletic Club. has applied
for a position as umpire in the Union
League and will probably ofhciate at the
opening game in this city.
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
NEWARK TEAM
ARRIVES In CITY
Strong Eastern League Az
gregatiOn Gets Together
Here for First Time

Members Of the Newark. N. J.. Eastern
League baseball team arrived in Whining
ton yesterday afternoon and are quartered
at the Clayton House Tor week during
which time the men viii timber up on the
grounds at Front and Union street.
The team is accompanied by its owner
and manager. George Stallings. a weolthy
plantation owner Of Georgia. who has ISlr-
chased the Newark team for $4,000 aud
who is determined to have a winning club
II there is any way of landing one.
AS this is the first gathering Of the New
ark team, the players having been direct
ed to report here this is the first time
that the men have met. they having come
from different sections Of the country.
Among the players who reported last
evening were pitchers Pardee, Frill. Wit
helm, Miller, Mueller. stroup; first base
man Sharp; second baseman, Muliin;
Mailing and Engle. out and inhelders.
With the team are two new men, Harter
and Armstrong. The club is accompanied
by +. p. Stallings. assistant manager,
and F. A Higgins. telegraph editor OF
the Newark News
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
WANT THE STREETS
FREE OF RUBBISH

The Civic Improvement Committee
of the Board Of Trace will take steps
to demand that the streets Of the city
be kept clean. 1t will ask the police
department to have the rubbish laws
enforced. It is asserted by The com
mittee that there are plenty of laws
to provide for cleanly city but thar
they are not enforced. The COMMITTEES
has not acted yet, as at the meeting
of the Board of Trade on Thursday
night new committees will be appoint
ed. When the new committees have
been appointed, the work of having
such laws enforced will go en-.
Employees of the Street and Sewer
Department this morning began the
cleaning OF several streets In the va
rious parts OF the city
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
CARBON AND
GAS FOR FUEL

DOVER. March 3o.-John Parsons,
OF Wilmington, the engineer, who one
day asked permission 10 run his loco
motive with a strange device attached
10 the smokestack and later patented
the Parsons smoke consumer and fuel
saver. which made him head Of a mill
lion-dollar corporation, Is one OF the
incorporators Of the Parsons Locomo-
tive Engineering Company. II win en-
gage. generally, IN the application Of
patents and devices for the use and
consumption OF carbon and gases for
fuel In the generation Of light, heat
and power. The incorporators are
principally Wilmington Incorporating
agents. and the capital is 100000
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
ARCHITECT NOLAN
ON CITY'S FUTURE

John Nolan, the landscape architect
of Cambridge Mass. has been obtain
ed by the Civic Improvement Commit
tee Of the Board of Trade to give a
lecture here. Howard d. Ross, city
treasurer, has made 1t possible for the
committee to bring Mr. Nolan here.
and he has guaranteed the committee
money to defray the expenses Of Mr..
Nolan's visit. Mr.. Nolan is to speak
here on April z on "The Future Will
mington" at the New Century Club,
its use having been given free OF
charge by the members The lecture
will be illustrated and will be free to
the public.
His lecture is intended to be the first
OF series OF lectures dealing with
"the city beautiful" The next lecture,
Il is expected. viii be by Albert Kel-
sey, OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-03-30

The committee I'm charge of the re-
ception comprised Joseph H. Shaw
chairman; Frank Hughes, Whitney
Buck. Harcourt Burns and Allan Car
penter. The refreshment committee
included II. w. Doan. S. Prlckett and
Bessie Wilson. The serving committee
was composed of II. Latimer and T.
Kellogg. Marion Beadenkopf. chair
man; W. Baldwin and w Baxter were
the invitation committee.
The decorating committee comprised
p. Carpenter. chairman; II. Ward, J.
Lynn, Esther Smedley. f. Curtis, Y.
Pool. Bernice Davidson Francis Sprln-
ger. H. Gibney G.. Cause, Juliette Rice,
Gertrude Mason. C. Miller, ID. Buck,
Rachel Lindsay, ID. Van Trump, w.
Williams, Vera Johns. Dorothy Haw
kins. Jeanette Slocomb, Eleanor Rob
inson, Elizabeth Peach and Sarah Mem
dinhall.
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
WILL RUN EXTRA CARS

Owing TO the general complaint Of
persons living along the line OF the
Darby trolley system Of poor service,
the company announced on Saturday
that the cars which recently rave been
running on an hour headway would
hereafter on Saturdays and Sundays
run on a half hour headway. Meet
ings held by residents of Claymont and
Montrose resulted i'm the company
sending out trippers morning and even
ing
Mrs. Elva Hart OF TOWNSEND has
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
FOORD WON BY A
NARROW MARGIN

BY the narrow margin Of one point,
s6 to 50. William NJ. Foord defeated
Edward Banks in the shoot for the
State championship cup on the grounds
Of the Wawaset Gun Club, Saturday
afternoon, one hundred targets were
shot at.
The shoot for the State championship
in class B. was: Minner. Sc McHugh,
SO.
The individual championship shoot
resulted as follows.
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
Wonder Wnrkers-

A series of Household Helps" which
work wonders in the house, inside and
outside. Not cure ais" each one has
its special use. Manufactured only by
James NJ. Bryan. Bryan's pure oil
paint enamel paint, floor paint, roof
paint floor and furniture stains, bath
enamels' stove pipe enamel and gold
paints'
Evening journal., 1908-03-30
PHOENIX DEFEATED
BY LENOX TEAM

In the new Mckinley Rink at Ches-
ter on Saturday night the Lenox and
Phoenix roller polo teams Of this cit.
played an interesting game, the re-
suit being a victory for Lenox by the
score Of to 3.
The Lenox. after being shut out IN
the first half. to 0. played all around
the Phoenix in the second half and
won out. The Team work of the Lenox
players in the latter half was especi-
ally good. The game was witnessed by
a large crowd. The teams were COM
PEELED to play with a baseball. a polo
ball not being available in Chester.
Lineup:
Lenox. Phoenix.
W. Stevens ....frst rush ....F. Stevens
Capt. Capt
Hill ........second rush ...... Weldon
Albaugh centre ...... .Walraven
Lenderman ....half back 1T. Leonard
Booth
Kaiser .........goal ..,...W. Leonard
Goals for Lenox. w. Stevens, 2; Hill,
Albaugh; for Phoenix. f. Stevens, 2;
Walraven. Referee. Toppin. of VIII
mington. Timers. Evans and Day.
Halves, Is minutes eacn.
Evening journal., 1908-03-30

The little car is in every detail al
exact reproduction of a high grade
regular size automobile. It has four
cylinder motor. high tension magnetic,
pressed steel frame and artillery wheels
The car is said to be capable Of q
speed OF forty miles an hour. and the
owners are ready TO accept challenges
rem any car IN ita olszA