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Is throug bout quite similar TO the other franklin
models. being built however. especially for the
hardest Kind OF motor cab service. Delivery OF
these cabs Is 10 be made at an early date,
As every car In ;hc Vanderbilt cup rece but
one was equipped With Trudsut .Hartf6rI sAock
sbsorbcrs il was tuite natural that the nrst,
second. third and fourth places should have been
won by cars using that pioneer device. r; '.
Company, remarked yesterday that the enlarged
plant Is In fall operation In Its new quarters
on nay street. Jersey City, with the fil force
Word mas been received by the George ~.
Pierce Company OF Buffalo from the designing
and construction department OF ,arge trans.
atlantic line that the shipment OF automobiles
creased SO much that Changes in ,fe conssrae ic
ton OF Its Mediterranean vessels are 10 he made.
The company sent this information because many
Of the machines shipped from this country 10
! When Americans lrst began taking their oars
we're To and sy an Se o
ward. embark for the homeward voyage from
one OF ne mo northsrn ports Ihe distance between
was not su rNcient 20 care comfortably for the
crates used tor the large suburban or entirely en-
| the distance between decks has been Increased
nine Inches.
| Peabody, Slosson & Smyth, the brok erage
insurance nrm OF this city. which was the nrpt 10
Introduce automobile insurance against nre. re =
creased over last year In spite OF ba I'd tles This
\ nrm has the reputation OF being very prompt In
matters OF loss adjustments ="
=. q, Carrie. former assistant manager OF the
| Franklin Company's branch In New York, has
iorces. and viii devote great share Of his time
| to tho. used car Department, Mr. Carrie Is well
known IN ths Hsw nors trade Hnd was formerly
The Hartford Rubber Works Compssy ks.
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inangurated an innovation In tires by getting out
a Tire Ska inches 10 nj so13I4 inch rim. and a
3sx I Inch tire TO NJ S2xsI1 Inch rim.
Of the company is the cause of nine tenths OF all
tire troubles Each size OF tire Is designed to
cover certain specified weight, and many times
the car itself reaches this maximum and the &C
cessories and passengers overload the tires. The
one sure way 70 be rid OF tire trou bes Is by being
eeran .hat SGnr M, T o SapaS ,Ss; tSout s,rain
nj Your rs Gtted with 80 or saxs,s rims you
eaulpplng your wheels with ono Of the new sizes
Of Hartford tires. Either slZe viii Mt the rim for
which 1t is Intended with absolutely no change
get out this tire In accordance with steady de-
maud for something that would stand the exces-
sive weights which are put upon cars now"
In the weekly registration lists published
by the Secretary OF State St Albany the Buick
The extensive registration OF Bulck cars bears
out the statement of the manufacturers regard
Ing the volume OF Buick sales.
An important announcement dealing with
thc price OF Lhncia ch assls has been made by the
Hol Tan company On me dny OF su ,nSsopsinhhg i ing
Lancia small car chassis VIII be advanced from
lis present selling price. OF $500 TO 5000 The
slpply, although importAtions have been rushed
as fast as possible from the Turin factory.
The second annual q, 800 cash prize contest
for Wlnton Six chaufIeurs VIII start November l.
isoS and end June 30, 1900 Any employed
prodnc,Inn prTSr 20 eIISIs,e 70 compee There arc arc
no entry fees OF any Kind. The contest Is aimed
20 nroduce service records of these cars In the
lows the rian OF the 1907 ,os contest. in which
Frank Schneider OF New York won 81 600 for
driving Milton sehnaler,s car ii.esS miles on an
its the winner win get $1,000 second $500 third
| sstn fourth $50 nIth to tenth 800 each.
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WILKEsBArRE. Oct. 3i.-Good roads advo-
Gates iu this city who are members oi the
Milkesbarre Automobile Club to-day Sc.
cured the indictment OF MaSor Lewis \.
Knifiep and The thiriy-two members OF the,
Select and the Common Councils for main
tanning n nuisance 10 falling 10 have the
streets, of this city, which have long been N
District Attorney Abram SalsburT laid the
case before the Grand Jury. anu will call the
accused for trial next week.
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Mayor F. C. Evans Of Riverside. Cal,
Is making a trip through the middle West
looking after motor car hre engines. as his
city expects to pnrchas enc soon he
investigated u motor fire fighting appara-
tlls ma oufaCtured in hat city.
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Another rity has bern added 10 the repldIy
growing ist OF towns using the motor cab the
Reading Aut9moblle Company OF Reading. Pc.
Manufacturing Company for J1 OF thelr 1000
air cooled motor cabs. The cabs are equipped
with 10 horse ,powef air cooled motors OF the
standard irbnklin design, The chassis has the
lAmlnated wood frame, full elliptic springs and
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!. n. Case Of Laramie. wyo.. who Is making the
trip between his home and this clty In single
reach here in a week or ten days. Al the time he
started MI. Case stated that his "one lunger
tnp he 10 camping out along the road wherever
night overtakeS him -
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Is throug hout quite similar TO the other franklin
models. being built. however. especially for the
bo rdest Kind of motor cab service. Delivery OF
these cabs Is 10 be made at an early date,
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10 order 10 better care for Its customers and
provide for its Increasing business the Mitchell
Motor Company OF NtwNork has leased the entire
located. THIS means an additional 1900 square
feet to the present foor space and makes one Of
The additional space has been taken for q long
term and the company viii add complete me
chine shop TO It's equipment. THIS viii give the
hhye u the Mitchell factory Itself were located
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
FATE OF EXPRESS COMPANIES
Railroad Commission Considering
Whether to order Arrest of Officers.

OF Omaha, representing the Adams
Express company, and S. ID. Adams,
representing the American Express
company, appeared before the railroad
commission with additional informa.
ton about the companies business,
ordered given in the annual report, but
not heretofore furnished. The report
is yet inadequate and 1t is now a Ques-
ton whether the commissioners, to
ecure the information concerning
earnings, salaries, etc, will order the
companies men arrested. A fine of
from $500 to $4,000 may be assessed
under the railroad commission law for
such O%ffenses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
DUN'S ANNUAL REVIEW or TRADE
r. inds Much Cause for ConsratuIatlon
in Insolvency Returns.

New York, Jan. 1.-The withdrawal
al $125. 900, 900 from a few large trust
companies, precipitating a season of
Boarding n sending currency to a
premium at a time when it was most
needed throughout the country. Is
credited in II. G. Dun 4 Co.'S Annual
Bseview of Trade, with having been
Gne Of the great factors in turning the
year 1907 from its promise of new
records in prosperity, to a closing Pc
rod Of financial disturbance that
SAused many plans for future extern
sions of business to be either aban-
oCned or postponed. The restoration
81 normal conditions, the Review de,
Glares, depends upon easier money
End a revival OF confidence, both OF
~rich seem nearer today than at any
dime since October, when the strin
sency began. While failures were fire.
Enent during the last quarter Of the
gear, the review points out that if the
comparison is carried back to previous
geriods of distress, there is mucl
cause for congratulation in the in
~Clvency returns
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
Druggists Exempt from Food Law.

Pierre, S. d., Jan. by granting
a writ of habeas corpus to the appli-
cation of r. F. Brown. a wholesale
druggist OF Sioux Falls, the supreme
court completely overturned the con-
tention Of Pure Food Commissioner
Wheaton, that the amendment to the
pure food law OF the last session re-
quired vendors of patent medicine to
sell nothing of that class in this state
unless it bears upon the bottle or box
a formula of its contents. This was
the construction placed upon the law
by Commissioner Wheaton and under
which the arrest of Mr.. Brown was
made. The court holds that the law
in no way whatever is drawn to apply
to druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
In Hands Of Receivers.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-Receivers for the
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Rail-
road company and allied corporations
were appointed by Judge Tuthill on a
petition filed by Charles j. Monahan.
q s.ockholder. Monahan charges
fraud in the management OF the prop
critics, whereby A. c. Frost, president
OF the railroad company, is alleged to
have gained control. Carter II. Harri-
son, Charles G. Dawes and Gordon
Ramsay were named as receivers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
RENT WAR IN new YORK
East siders Have Organized and Land.
lords Make Reductions.

New York, Jan. 1.-The systematic
campaign Tor lower rents by thou
SANDS of tenants on the lower EAST side
began to show material results when
many landlords announced thai they
were ready to make reductions. Some
OF the landlords are Offering compro.
mise propositions, but in the main the
tenants are holding out for a material
reduction. The rapidly increasing
numbers of men and women out OF
work is an added argument which the
tenants are advancing for a new rent
scale. The United Hebrew Charities
association announced that 1t would
send out $1,000 today to aid, in u
measure, the army of unemployed peo-
pie to pay their rents.
The work Of organizing the tene.
ments goes increasingly on. II was
stated at the headquarters of the ten
ants organization that GOO big tene.
ment houses had already organized to
demand lower rents when the rent
collectors call today. AS there are
already from twenty to thirty families
to a tenement and five persons on an
average to a family, it NEAR that the
landlords already have $1,000 people
to contend with. Several labor or
CARNATIONS have indicated their inten-
ton of aiding the tenants. 1t is gen.
orally agreed by the tenant %organiza-
tions that when tenants are evicted
for refusing to pay the old rem scale
they will be sheltered by tenants in
the same house. The tenants demand
reductions of 81 a month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
HARSH WORDS FOR HARDEN
State Attorney Scores Editor in Plead
ina to Court.

Berlin, Jan. 1.-The hearing of the
Harden-Von Moltke libel suit was re-
sumed. At the opening of the session
the judge questioned Count Kuno van
Moltke as to whether he had resigned
from the army as a result OF the ar
ticles published by Harden in Die
Zukunft. The count responded en-
p%hatically in the affirmative.
The state attorney, DR.. Isenbiel.
then opened the ~pleadings and de-
manded the imposition of a sentence
of four months Imprisonment against
Harden. He declared that Harden
had assured that there existed near
the person Of the emperor a group Of
men whose influence was detrimental
. the interests of the fatherland, anu
which he felt himself called upon tc
dispense. Among the members of this
group were Prince Zu Gutenberg and
Kuno Won Moltke. Harden attacked
these two men and founding his &C.
cusation upon the mere word of a
hysterical woman. Mrs. o Elbe, the
former wife Of Won Moltke, and upon
: statements made by her mother, Mrs
o Heydcn, who was quite untrust
worthy, he declared them to be pos
sesscd of abnormal tendencies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
PRINTER SHOOTS EDITOR
Al Sphinx of st. Louis Fatally Wounded
by Employee.


St. Louis, Jan. ALFRED II. Sphinx,
editor and president OF the company
publishing the Daily World, author OF
The Derby Winner" and several 9TH
err plays and formerly a sporting writ
er OF national reputation, was shot
and perhaps fatally injured last night
by Victor Groves, an employe, follow.
ing an alteration with William Sphinx,
the EDITORS son. Mr.. Sphinx was rush.
ing to the scene OF the quarrel, when
Groves whipped out a revolver and
fired two shots. one of them entering
the editors left shoulder and pene
trating a lung.
Groves surrended to the police i'm
mediately after the shooting.
1t is alleged that Groves was undcI
the influence of liquor, and William
Sphinx requested him to leave the of
flee. The alteration became violent
and Mr.. Sphinx, in an adjoining room
rushed Il to stop the noise. Why
Groves fired at the editor in particular
has not been ascertained. Groves i.
a printer.
Mr.. Sphinx, who is f~fty-three year.
old, has been in the newspaper bust
ness many years and has acted as spe
cial correspondent for the larges'
newspapers in the country in GOVERN!
sporting events of national interest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
Pastor-Eloper AGAIN FIees.

San Francisco, Jan. Rev. Jere
Knode Cooke and F1oretta Whaley,
with their two-montns-old baby boy
are believed to still be in this city
After leaving their Green street fiat
they were given refuge by Eugene
Martin, of 1905 O'Farrell street, who
took pity on their helpless condition
When an attempt was made to sec
them at the Martin residence, it was
stated that they already had left theil
temporary lodgings there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
NINE DE IN NINE BLAST
FATAL EXPLOSION IN NEW MEX.
IcAN coLLiERY.
DINNER HOUR SAVES SCORES
Explosion Shakes Country for Miles
Around and Several Of the Bodies
Are Blown Out Of Main Entrance to
the Mine-Three Fatally Injured.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Jan. AT least
nine miners were killed and three ia
tally and two seriously injured In an
explosion of gas and coal dust at
noon in the Bernal coal mine, at
Carthage, Socorro county, n. NJ.
Nine dead bodies have been taken out
and, although the mine is still filed
with gas, it is believed hat no more
victims remain in the workings.
The dead: c. l.. Wilcox, an Amer
ican mine boss; Juan Archuleta, Igna-
clio Archuleta c. T. Nasterson, Thorn
as Archuleta, Angelo Ligorne, three
Mexicans.
The fatally injured: Bernardino
Vavaretta, Benito Il. Cuchildessa, Max
Walker.
All of the men had apparently been
killed instantly and some of the bod
les were mangled beyond recognition.
Women and children are with diff
Guilty kept from the mouth of the mine
and the scenes when the bodies Of the
dead are brought up are most harrow.
ing.
The explosion shook the country
for miles around and several of the
bodies were thrown clear out of the
main entrance to the mine. Two
men were blown 500 yards away.
A force of about fifty men is EN-,
ployed in the mine, and all but those
who were killed or injured had gone
to dinner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
nrouaht is On in GeoraIa.

Atlanta, Ian. IA bill was filed In
nhe United States circuit court asking
That the Georgia prohibition law be
declared unconstitutional. Judge Nor
man has taken the matter under con
sideration. 1t was at first believed that
81 temporary injunction would be
asked, but the lawyers handling the
case decided not to do this. Conse-
qnently Georgia went dry today with
Out interference from the courts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
JAPS 70 CURB EMIGRATION
wiKApo's GOVERNMENT MAKES
REPLY TO SUGGESTIONS.
DENIES BREACH OF FAITH

Accepts Some Of American Sugges-
sions, but Declines others as Ineom-
patibie With Dignity Of ~Japan--out.
lines Plans for Further Restriction.
Toxic, Jan. 1.-The Japanese gov
ernment handed to Ambassador
alI}rien a memorandum containing a
reply tO the suggestions offered by
the United States government some
weeks ago, whereby the American gov
eminent sought a friendly way to help
Japan in p%ertecting plans for the fut-
are restriction Of immigration, thus
effectively avoiding a possibility Of
friction owe the question.
While the contents of the memoir
nndum are carefully guarded, both at
she Japanese foreign Office and Amer
tcaH embassy, the Associated Press
l.as reason to believe that the men,
srandum Is couched in the most
friendly terms and that while it ac-
sapts some of the American sugges-
tiO0s, II declines others as incompat-
the with the dignity of Japan, and
Gutliues plans for the further restric-
lion OF emigration to America.
The memorandum has been cabled
To Washington, from whence 1t Is pos
sible u counter suggestion will be
forthcoming, but 1t is intimated that
Japan thinks that the memorandum
will form the basis whereon the two
countries will be able to reach a final
and satisfactory understanding.
Officials of the Japanese foreign OF.
nee. talking to the Associated Press,
have said that the system controlling
labor emigration, which will be i'm.
mediately enforced, would e~ffectually
avoid complaints which have arisen
IN consequence of the mistakes OF ad
ypinistratiOn OF the regulations inau
glirated last spring.
While not desiring to shirk the re
wponsibility for these mistakes, tn,
officials OF the foreign Office point GU
thst IL would be foolish to charge tn,
Japanese government with a willfu
breach OF faith.
The Japanese government, havin,
81 bIuliy ihNSobiBdtcu IhC NtldllS, ia
ssiscOvered the causes OF the failur,
sd previous plans and now propose
uo demonstrate its ability to effective
ly prevent the emigration of laborers
who are needed in the development
nj Japan. The consensus of opinion
nj American residents in Japan show
r~'ofidence in the sincerity of the jar
anese government and it's competenc,
tn control emigration, as well as 1t
desire to maintain friendly relation
with America.
1t is pointed out that its concession
in Canada, limiting emigration to tina
country, is a part of its entire schem
.W control, because Vancouver a
tosded an opportunity for large nun
hers OF Japanese to cross the horde
snto America.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
Ohio Bankers Arrested.

Cleveland, Jan. Charles N.
Schmick, president, and his son. w.
Harry Schmick, cashier of the deiunct
First National bank Of Leetonla, o.,
were arrested here by the federal au'
thorities on the charge of wrecking
the Leetonia bank. The assets of the
bank were 100000 and the liabilities
1915, 1000. The federal officials assert
that half OF the assets consist OF
worthless paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
Salt Company Awarded Damages.

los Angeles, Cal, Jan. damages
to the amount of SASS, 1853 were
awarded the New Liverpool Salt COM
pany by Judge Wellborn in the United
States district court against the Cali
fornia Development company on &C.
count of destruction OF property.
caused by an overflow of the Colorado
river, which resulted, 1t was alleged.
from the construction OF canal intakes
by the development company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
Last Day of Powers Trial.

Georgetown, KY, Jan. 1.-The case
against Caleb Powers is rapidly draw
ing to a close. Major w. c. Owen
made the closing argument for the de-
Tense this morning. Commonwealth
Attorney Franklin began at 1880 and
will have four hours and ter minutes.
The jury will get the cas- for final
consideration about $50 o'clock.
Both sides are confident.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03
Knife to Lumber Charles.

Minneapolis, Jan. Lumber prices
are down. Nearly everything In the
northern pine list is III from 81 to
SO a thousand. Lath Is cut SO cents
q thousand.
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COLLIDE.

Miss Ida Mcdowell was visiting
Misses Drusie. Margaret and Sophia
Moore last week
School has suspended at this place
on account Of the teacher being sick
Born to W. J. coburn and wife. a
fine boy.
John Short was on a jury for fouI
weeks at Louisa, but has Returned
home.
James Peierman entertained quits
a lot of young folks Sunday.
Miss Sophia Moore was visiting
relatives on Newcomb last week.
Jim Mecormic Of Little Blaine pass
ed here en- route to his farm in Boyt
County.
Fred Nunley was seen on Ions
Branch Sunday.
A protracted meeting is announces
tn start here sOOE-
Born to Doc Church and wife. I
fine boy. Doc is all smiles HI
says he is a Democrat
Willie Moore. OF Portsmouth. Ohio
IS expected home soon.
Ky. Boy.
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oIIoYILLE

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Ham
mond a boy
James Gillian. an old civil war
vetran. and one Of the best citizens
N Tits part ofthecounty. died at his
home near TuscoIa last week.
John 7. Dean Of Tuscola is confined
70 his home with grip
The school al this place Is progress
Ing nicely.
Mrs. Berthe Frasher. whose eondi-
ton has been very alarming for some
time Is still very weak
James Jordan. who has been Twins
n Cincinnati for the past two year
has returned to theIand Of his birth
The death angel visited the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cunningham
haf Monday and took from them thel
little infant babe. Its life here had
been brief but IL brought Joy In ~
fullest sense The weeping father aut
mother attest the deep sorrow that
their loss has brought The little on
h transplanted where death can nee
come and pain and sorrow are IN
known. The Lord giveth and The
Lord takegh away. Blessed be tn
name Of the Lord"
VIM. Brainard Is at horie this week
The recent cold spell is pronOunoe'
ths coolest o. the season.
Augustus Casio. Of West Virginia
b visiting his brother. the Rev. -.ar
TN Caste.
f,,cklene
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procure this education. Every one Ia
IL In his power. He has merely to use
tie language which be reads. instead
Of the slang which he hears. to form
his tastes from the best poets and an-
thors Of thecOUntry. TO treasure W
choice phrases In his memory. and
habituate himself to their use. avoidin
at the same time. that pedantic
precision and bomhast which show
the weakness Of vain ambition rather
than the polish Of an educated mind
YEA. IT'S so.
Beauty in dressis a good thing,
rail at il who may. But # is a lower
beauty. for which a higher beauty
should not bssacrifieed- They love
dress 100 much who give it their firsl
thought. their hest time, or all their
money; Who for It neglect the culture
OF mind CT heart. or the claims Of
others on their service: who care more
for their dress THAI their dispcsition;
who are troubled merely an unfssh-
iOLable bonnet than a neglected du-
u
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ADAMS

Married on the 2srd Of January.
Mart Hayes to Hiss Lizzie Moore
This is the second marriage for the
groom and the first for the bride.
c. W. Moore visited L }. Burton
Sunday
Beulah Miller was the guest Of Eta
McKinsier Sunday
W. S. Thompson lett for Ashland
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary KILLER spent Monday viii
Mrs. Mary Hayes.
Lon Back has moved to this place
J. S. Miller Is clearing ground
James Thompson is getting better.
Dave Curnutte visited his daughter,
Ms Willie Thompson. Sunday.
Solda Moore was the guest OF her
cousin. Mary Moore. Sunday.
Post.
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HARGus BRANCH.

Uncle Ge0-ge Carter who has been
confined TO his room for several days
Is slowly improving
Born. TO Dell Muncey and wife last
week. a fine girl
valdy Diamond and family. OF West
Hamlin. W. Va. are visiting relatives
here.
Pharoah vinson passed through her
with some fine cattle a few days ago.
James Rice purchased a fine mule
Of Enos Derifield. consideration $50.
Glen short has accepted a position
with a tobacco company Of Danville,
Va. {
Tom Hays was here Monday.
Mrs. ]. C. Short has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in Ash
lsnd and Kenova-
Big Sweet