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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

Little more than a month has elapsed since we promised you a ar which
would annihMate all previous precedents and compel a complete readiustment
of automobile values.
What then seemed the daring dream of the designer and the drauehtsman
and what actually was the longehershed ambition of a colossal plant, slowly
taking concrete shape-has now become a magnificent and impressive Fact
The first of the ten thousand high powered solid steel Cadillac cars which
are to establish an entirely newp price standard in America, has been trimming
on the streets and roads OF Detroit and vicinity for more than thirty days.
Before we proceed to descriptive details, let IS stop for a moment and
impress Upon yor mind one vitality important point:
This wonderful Car, which says to every higher priced automobile in
America, You must prone that you are better than / am, or you cannot
days has been appropriation for five years, awaiting the time when this plant
could be brought to the point of capacity and perfection which would make It
possible at such a price.
marvellous car at $t,400, because 1t derives its being from twenty thousand
other Cadillac cars which have preceded it. 1t springs Immediately into full
Pledged competition with the best other cars At twice and thrice the price, because
1t is the outcome and evolution Of a factory equipment and factory experience
that has cost millions In the making.
p With this thought in mind, turn now, and look At the picture of the 80.
horsepower four cylinder Cadillac which you arr to buy at $1,000.
With all the good will in the world toward the Cadillac Company; with
foil faith In Our ability to make good the sensational promise of a month ago;
dream for a moment that we eould produce such a superb car a even the picture
shows, to sell for $t,4002
Yu eouMnf have expected Il, for two reasons. First. Because nd plant IN the
world with a lesser equipment than oms and especially nj plant which assemblies It's parts
Instead Of manufacturing them eodd have possibly produced It, and
Cadillac Motor Car Company, =
@ MEMBERS ASSOCIATION LcENs
Bes&yn Jersey CITY, NJ N.wsrk,
JOS o RouRk i0 esnA Ave CRESCENT AUTO co. as Bassaa MOTOR CARGO ON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

Secondly. B@auein or m@t enthusiastic moments we did not dare hope ouuaveL Il
that we eoMd attain suh a magnificent measure of vAe. @a
The phtme was made direct from a photograph s,~a1 ~
Now try Inc conceive car almost as silent as the photograph hxN-a Ear vibrant n
with petupp power underh ngrtp controls a car that will glide nobdewy up atnmde
the arhtoerey o mdordom and TACK nothing that the latter possesses except a higher
Prne-and yuw I'LL have ome hr mentap tue Of the revelation that awaits you.
Dhmhs from yorm mind the idea that you have ever seen Lw priced car whsh was =
mthe sme ehw as thb S1400 fm cylinder 30 horsepower Cadillac. ~a
Where you have seen little cars at a low price, vu win now see a big car at
a low prM. N <
Where yoa have hitherto seen sadey outlines and bandbox proportions ya wifi now
ese and strength and dignity -
Whercy ou lave seen Indifferent materials kmped and saved to make possible a low
price, you viii nov sea car bolt OF the finest 0k money can buy Used In fn and gen.
eou~ measure and thes N pahsakmg concentrations system Of construction dow to the
last not and bolt, that has been typical Of the Cadillac plant from the first year
Hsh history s.
Where yu have seen cars whose vital parts were bought "readymad"-Mft Il
loose and OFT gaugc-hom half dozen factmte, and then "asembsde for a tnfa nd
inGorots earer-youw wifi ow sees car whose low price b made possible ony by The fact
that It Is manufactured In every item Of It's makeup u%e oer roof which cover the most az
scientific automobile equipment m the world
The mere announcement Of our phnsa month or 10 ago let loose ar avalanche Of
inquiries. It shook the industry from centre to circumference.
Then ca the inevitable prediction that our IDEAS were too dkxat-tba we odd
not larry them ot .-+
Well the car b hese-ard almost oneLhkd fine output has already been sold. aM
Deliveries as being contracted for absolute shipment In October. Every Bio civ Ia
the country and scores of smaller oneh VIII sec the car dmhg that momh. MA
Meanwhile hundreds Of visitors and dens have ridden In the car; seen Il perform
ndH every possible eondh5on-an m wthou a single dissenting voice thyh have dedred 10
Effect that they have sea no as at uhs the price The eqafo Of the hr eyIndr sohorse
power five passenger Cadillac At $4,000 ~#
Yr dealer has placed an ode. You wmd be wise to place a rmerv.soo G@@
with HIM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

Stamford. Coma.
AHchALHy AUTO co. ~ ssunasr e.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-29

In all lines OF business, with the result
that the mail-order houses felt the eff
feet in the growing unpopularity
throughout the country of their meth
DDS of business. At their instigation,
The matter was taken, up by the
United States government officials,
and after some investigation by the
postofice authorities, was presented
to a federal grand jury in Minneapo-
lis last fall, and an indictment was Sc
cured against nineteen retail lumber
men, the charge being conspiracy to
defraud through the use Of the United
States mails. -Four or five of the of
ficers of this association, as individ-
uals, but not as officials, were among
the number indicted In view of the
fact that this case is still pending in
the courts, 1t is not proper-at least
for those under indictment-to go into
any discussion Of the merits of the
case at this time. 1t would be only
proper to state here that the case is
not in any sense against our organi-
cation, as this association has taken no
part whatever in any movement OF this
kind"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-29
BIG THINGS or 1907.

Dirigible airship, recognized by Eng
land, Germany, and France as nee
cessary adjunct in military equipment
and successfully unanswered by the
soldiers of those nations.
Identification of railroads, the
Southern Pacific having hitched mo
tors TO trains carrying freight over
the mountains OF California.
Transatlantic communication BY
wireless telegTaphy.
Thomas A. Edison's cheap concrete
house made practical.
Transmission Of Checks, signatures.
and photographs by telegraphy, max.
ing fraud impossible and furnishing
newspapers and magazines with Illus
trated 1isatches
The forty-eight story Singer bulld-
ing in New York, 612 feet high. with
91s acres Of floor space. and housing
5000 people.
The Lusttania passenger steamship
bur..sa- 1000 tors OF coal day ana
carrying 1000 people across the At
iantic IN about four DAYS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-29
rAErs HoNoRs AT YALE.

New York Sun.-Taft was already
a Mig fellow when, in the fall of 1874,
he landed at New Haven. His 225
pounds OF avoirdupois looked big to
the sophefuores, says the Circle. At
the end of the first freshman scrap
every one knew he was big.
During all his college days he never
lost this reputation. In the fall games
Of his senior year he pulled on the
tug-of-war team. Those who saw this
even. say that Taft started off and
the rest came tagging after"
But Taft was also big in other
things. Here is a list of his college
honors, furnished by Arson Phelps
Stokes. the secretary of Yale:
Delta Kappa Phi Theta Psi, the
Boule, Psi Epsilon, Linonia, Skull and
Bones and Phi Beta Kappa. President
Of our class boat club in freshman
year. Member of the Delta Kappa
campaign committee, Member OF the
freshman class supper committee. He
and Foster were equal in winning sec
ond place in the freshman scholar.
ship. Divided the first mathematical
prize with John L Mcdonald. Won
two first sophomore composition
prizes. First yice-president of the
Boule,
In the fall games, senior year, Taft
pulled on the victorious tug-of-war
team. Awarded the philosophical
Grafton at junior exhibition. and at
commencement, and was a speaker on
both occasions, being the salutatorian
OF the class. He was class orator
stood second in his class OF 121.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-29
Another Rich Strike.

Fake oil capitalist (smilingly)-
How's your latest gold nine panning
out?
Fake mine promoter-Beyond ezpec-
tations. Why. old man. its assaying
over a thousand suckers 10 the ton of
literatnref- p,cl-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-29

John Sharp Williams Now Senator.
Jackson. Miss, Jan. 2s.-The legs
lature yesterday elected John sharp
Williams TO the United States senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05
What Competition IS Doing
For Home Composers

English which Is nearing completion,
and the libretto for which is being
written by IL New York. lawyer.
The scene is to be laid in the Bar
BADGES. The plot hangs on the efforts
of a scoundrel to rob q young woman
OF her estate, in which he is ,foiled of
course, by the hero.
Personally, l hope that Mr.. Herbert',,
opera may prove a tremendous sue
cess. My only fear is that the lighter
work which he mas been doing for
some time in such productions as
mile, Modesto" and Others, will
scarcely prepare him for such very
serious matter as grand opera, by
which, of course, his reputation must
either stand or fall.
Grand opera means hard work ana
time. and with the multifarious duties
which Mr.. Herbert performs, as or.
chestra leader, concert-glv as com.
poser. and the large interests he al
ready has in the musical field, 1t will! be
a pretty difficult task for him to secure
the leisure and freedom from care
which should be his to let us hear him
at his best.-Musical America
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

eterdam Theatcr, New York. It is writ
ten by the only George NJ. Cohan and
III the cast are such well known pco-
pie as Willie DunlaS, Walter Chester.
Daniel Sullivan. Annie Wheaton, Ger
trude Beanett, Rose Cfildea. and Mill
met Pillord.
The "Fioncymooners," like all others
of Mr.. Cohan's creations will be cram
med with scenery, girls, songs, dances
and with more Of a plot than is usual
in such aggregations. The opening oc-
ours Tuesday and runs Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
Tho third visit OF Ben Hur" to Salt
lake bids fair to be az successful as
its predecessors Already there is q big
inquiry at the box office. especially
from out-of- town points, Messrs. Illaw
e Erlanger. heads of the famous the
atrical syndicate. still retain control Of
the play which has made a fortune for
themselves and the estate of Gen. Lew
Wallace. There has never been but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

~ III Metropolitan, has played a
Inv trump card by proposing to
the board OF directors "a plan
for the encouragement of American
composers AS is known, the Metropo-
slltan will produce Frederick s. Con-
verses opera, 'The Pipe of Desire, III
English this season.
Mr.. Gatti- Casazza's plan IS 10 oHeT
a prize for the best grand opera writ
ton by q. composer born in this country,
the amount OF the prize to be deter
mined later the successful compost
ton to be performed at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House; the composer oil
course. to receive royalty for each
nerformance The prize is to be
awarded by a jury composed or emil
nent musical and literary authorities 10
be selected by the Board Of Direc-
tors.
In this connection 1 may say that MT.
Gattt- Casazza has been doing his work
in q quiet and transformations way. Al
ter his arrival in this country he kept
in the background, evidently sought no
press notoriety, and so has won the
good opinion of all.
Mr.. Hammersten may claim, how,
ever, that he is ahead OF Mr.. Gatti-
CasaZza In this kindly effort to en-
courage American composers, for Mr..
Hammerstein has already contracted
with Victor Herbert for grand opera In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

belle Adams has been called. She Of
fcrs to lovers of good music q treat, rs
she is a talented artist with a reputa-
ton.
Burlesque strong men have been more
or less popular, and the men who orig
mated this form OF entertainment are
Mike Morris and Rody Morris. the
team who appear here next week.
A lecture from the thcater platform
must be good to be booked on the Or
pteum circuit. Mile. Toone. q renowned
traveller, writer and lecturer, will off
an illustrated. descriptive lecture on
the Great Southwest"
Two colored performers. Black and
Jones, comedians and eccentric dancers
come next They have been. during
the last few years. touring the nmuse-
ment cunters of Europe.
A couple OF subjects on the kino-
dronoc and selections march and over
lures by the Orpheum orchestra, Will
complete the program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

Tonight sees the wind-up of the sue
cessful .Fantana" engagement at the
Colonial. Manager Grant announces as
his next attraction the big military
drama entitled "0n Parole play
brought out by Henry Miller, and own
ed by him; the present company is
touring the west by his permission.
The management announce that the
production will be complete in all de-
tails, especially as regards costumes
and scenery.
The usual matinees will be given
Wednesday and Saturday.
The Walter Armln company, which
has been presenting round of plays
at the Grand for the past several
weeks. is to say farewell for the pres
ent With next weeks bill. The first
half of the week will see the presenta-
ton OF one Of Hal Reds thrilling and
emotional plays entitled Roanoke. II
tale of the Virginia hills. Roanoke
will run the first half Of the week with
a matinee Wednesday, and Will be
eastern thriller" entitled. THE AVens-
err This Will run out the week with
a matinee on Saturday.
For the holiday, at least, the man
agement of the New Lyric theater Will
reduce the price of admission to see
and hear the oameaphone to 10 cents.
and this announcement is made at the
same time that Grace Cameron, one of
the brightest stars in the theatrical
armament, make her initial bow here.
She sings the celebrated Dolly Dim
pie" song from "Plff Paff. Pouf," and
shows her versatility further by de-
plotting an Italian woman in a charac-
ter song, ..Good-by Antonio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

spring for his annual engagement at
the Lyric theater.
William Gillette has completed the
manuscript OF a new Civil war drama.
He does not expect to appear in it him
self.
Wilton Lackaye says that if Nat Good
win was Il woman his left hand by this
time would look like a set of brass
knuckles
Mary Johnston. author OF THE God
dess OF Reason" Is attending cehearsalsi
of the play at the Herald Square the
alter, New York.
Eleanor Robson has announced her
intention of retiring from the stage
in eight years ana devoting herself to
stage producing; that is, to the staging
nnd producing of plays.
William Collier had everything to do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

%nne "Ren LI,ru conlpanv organized
since he ircention as Klnw &. Granger
ave nor haIinvers IN number two con-
oarns fo,. the road ,rhey claim that
thev always want tn give the public
the hast a.. none nj ali.
Az most naonlet know. ..Ben Hur'' is a.
a,a M, tization or the famous novel by
the tn,n me name If was brought out
W. stia rrest New York firm. who en-
cared Mr. William Young to prepare t
for the stage. while Prof. Edgar Still
man Kelly, one of the greatest living
authorities OF ancient and oriental nn-
sic, was engaged to provide musical
accompaniment of great and up
lifting character that might almost he
called an oratorio in style.
The great spectacle opens at the the
after Thursday and will run out the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

Paris and the lightning minded Pa
rlsians. ever crying lie Roi est mort,
yive le Roi,'' in every department of
life, are already specializing upon the
logical successor of yictorlen Sardou.
Sardou himelf, however, rather settled
the question before his death. 1t Is
said that he looked to Henri Bernstein
ty crystalline into compressed and
chaste dramatic form the sentiments,
ideas and passions OF the modern world
which he himself, though we'll aware
of, too often ignored for the more lucra-
tive pseudo-historical drama. At any
rate, the author of Samson" .The
Thief" and ''Isracl," like Sardou, pos
sesses prodigious fund of dramatic
energy. Like Sardou, too, Bernstein
Is imbued to the full with the very se-
MUS OF the stage; but his dramatic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

MI press Oh wv ui"l'i'siS
Nv Advices to the News, from
New York state that the pro-
prietors of "Thc Cabbage Patch in the
last several months have had three com
panies scattered over the globe, all do
ing record breaking business. Madge
Carr Cook plays the title role in Eng
& land, Miss Blanche Chapman in Amer
icn and Miss Ada Dwycr in Australia,
Miss Dwyer by the way. has ended her
tour in the antlpodes and will soon be
on the ocean enroute homewafd.
T,riends in Salt Lake sent her Some
Christmas packages which they esti-
mate will reach her before the holt
days, at the Fiji Islands. Her COM
pany has been booked for a nights per-
Torrance in Honolulu on the 2lst, ana
then comes on straight to Vancouver
where it will play up and down the
coast for few weeks. Whether or not
q performance can be arranged in Salt
Lake liz as yet undecided, but Manager
Pyper Is extremely hopeful that It may
be. With the Salt Lake actress in the
title role, Mrs. Wigs would undoubt-
eddy take Il new lease on life.
Next week will be a notable ono at
the Salt Lake Theater, opening as 1t
does with the gay "Honeymoone1s"
and closing with ben Hur." The
"Honeymooners" comes with a New
York endorsement, as it has run all
summer at 50 prices at the New AM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

More people are taking Foley's KID
ney Remedy every year. 1t Is consld
ru ,,; ~ o amd hiadder tra,h Ieinedy
medical science can devise. Foley's
Kidney Remedy corrcc.s irregularities
builds up worn out tissues and re-
stores lost vitality. 1t will make Won
feel well and look we'll. F. ]. Hill Drug
Co, "The Never Substitutors.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

with the staging of his present play,
THE Patriot" He wrote most of the
play, chose the scenery, the properties,
hired many OF the actors, and then re-
hcarsed them night and day. And as
n stage director, Mr.. Collier is Just as
humorous, though unconsciously so,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05
THEATER GOSSIP

f. H. Sothcrn began tour of the
south yesterday. lie will go to New
Orleans and thence west to San Fran
cisco, returning to New York in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

power and fertility has not been par
alleled since the making of the Greek
tragedies.
The weekly theatrical reviews and
criticisms of the News appear regu-
larry in tho Tuesday issues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

as he is when acting His weapon for
obtaining results and hard work is
sarcasm and irony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

spring for his annual engagement at
the Lyric theatcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05

"a mR. GATTI-CAsAzlA, OF the
NX Metropolitan, has played
Nv trump card by proposing 10
q y = L.. l,.,.1 I'd OF diInrtnrS q plan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-05
NEXT ATTRACTIONS y

During B11N-HUR the will evenings
has during opening prelude 1.-THE Star of Bethlehem
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17
Don't Get Married

UAtil you have seen US about the
wedding cake. We can furnish 1t to
suit the most cfastidious taste. Cakes
to order for all occasions, our spe-
Oialty. Anything In that line on short
notice. at reasonable prices, Sure to
give you satiAfaction. At our bakery
can be found fresh daily choice bread,
rolls, buns, cakes, pies and pastry.
Everything Ia pure, wholesome, tooth.
some. -
CITY BAKERY,
Hin Block Gainesville, Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17
GARD HARDWARE COMPANY,
This gnterprlslng Firm 10 Making dig
Hun on RefrIaerators.

Always awake 20 the opportunity
and the season, the Hard Hardware
Company. OF whom there II no more
enterprising concern Ia the State, haa
new advertisement In this ".
sue, In which they tell our readers Of
the various styles OF retrigerRtOrs and
ice chests they otfcr TO those Who
want to keep cool during the coming
summer
Among others, and whlch~is really
the leader, Is the "Odorleas." which
carries a guarantee ~ Tar AZ arrange,
ment workmanship and construction
h concerned. The "Odorless" com
bInes all the qualities u beat 70
frigora,ors. and excels IN many ways
In convenience and otherwise.
! The "OdoFiess" Is not a costly r..
trlgerator, but for those Who do not
care TO pay It's price others arr pro.
Vided which are guaranteed the beet
for the money.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17
A Genuine shamrock.

One Of ne most impressive attrae.
lions IN the city today a. far as 50.
Patrick's Day II concerned. Il a genU
the shamrock. which WAa sent Mira,
J. " Hunt By her mother tn.laS, Mrs.
Margaret Hunt. direct from the Hills
Of Killarney. and which Mrs. Hunt
naturally appreciates ysr- Highly. a.
Il Il probably TIE only genuine sham
Tark 90 The city
ThrOagh the e0arssY Of Mrs. Hunt.
the shamrock will b. placed IN ths
display uluaou o. Mrs. Me(ioFmIeka
millinery PaFiors today. And II b0snd
20 attract . Errat DEAL a. lntrFest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-17
Col. chvbb Return.

Hon. Bsafy 4. cbnbb. Who. With
Hon. J. y. coosnbu. National commit.
tseman. has been IN Washington In
oonfeFepea with f'rssi5~ut Roassysli
Ia The matter u The apsaantmsut ~
hiH ~ Roblusoa ~ tsatEnaHtar o.
PensaeolA. has Fetgfnsa 70 bic homs In
this city, after mast Suoessstui
niuslOD. Col. Chabb 70 aatnTaliy
pleased over his ssccess 10 this mat
Ter
While Ahesnt ca. Chsbb and Mr.
COgmhs Visits1 tsostna sha h4ng0r.
Me- and a. ths lafiSS tlsns th@y -.
PeFtence9 VERY cold waatksr sta
sn0w = f0os tkiek saa ,hs rivers sud
lAhes fFuaes.