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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
0SAGES DEMAND T0WNSITEs

fact ihal <iaaea Is low swemps
place. wllh very bad ualas tnG aH-
aaaithfni conditions They want the
Corporation eplmlsslimsys 90 lrdes
lhe terminals Royed ovaF To ClaYe
land
II the las could be- changed 70 thal
alloltrns cnnld scll their alIolipeuis
F0- townslle purposes, teFe you'd II
Ill probability be several new towns
arrlak up q ihs 1sase ahlioa, rex
Uabge county
tshHkfessbiah Mtguifr ubi6a TIE
lihi0n ihai ihere Is authority 0l law
to do this now. and that II that would
be necessary To get these matters
started IL a stroke of the pen BY SecFs.
fafy Garfield But That stroke u NOT
forthc0mlne i seems, and the people
IT the Osnge nation. ms q fhem y
least. would like an acl ct Congress
Inslrunflne the work done.
Thorc will be number Of usacn IN.
aIans hers In few days. Some o.
them wnnt the reAlricslons removed
and some u them a nus. depending
laiHely on what their individual later
esls happen 70 be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12

Detroit Michs IAN i2,-The motly,
Cor The killing Of Gideon Browning
whose dlsmemhercd body was almost
burned IN the Battle Run church MoyC
Is still lacking One OF the interostln,
developments today VAS the reporl
that shortly bef re aat Tuesdays muf
Ter Rev j. ~ Carmichael. The minister
had ofdeeed al the lamps n the churcl
iilled with OIL II hao been eustomar
10 use only part nf the lamps. ant
those not used regularly aad not hee
tllled for q long time, Now Fl ~ The
fact that ihe minister's directions
We're carried out. Il has degeUDe
since The murder that ibc oil Is low 4
many OF Che lamps.
As the OIL had not been used al al
since tho last filling thc theory ha
been advanced that The oil from lh
lamps WIS emnied into the alovo lt
haaten the cremation OF the body
Browning a ga1d deal Of surprise ha
1een manifested over the almost com
plele cremation Of the Victims bods
only few banta and fragments O
.leah being left
An evidence Of he minister's careful
planning of details lics IN The eyldont
iael That Instead ut tying his horse N
Ae shed back of hls own chureh Tho
interior Of which would hive heen yls
lh.p from Tho highway in the moonlight
he left his rlg ii iho shcd back of the
Lutheran church, across ihc road
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
SORE ON TAFT

Is one Who IS thoroughly imbued with
bis own magrll'qu 1eas Of whai
the nsvy ought 70 Be. Loeb's qualliiea.
tions have been prayarfnlly considered
Judge THil'B lmpalae has been. o'
course, 70 favor bis patron. i3ui after
considering Loeb for the treasury. The
depalment commerce and labor an,
for the navy rcrlfolio. iudge Tefi be
c1Asluaed acFprdlng ID authentic e
ngid sl4lll aecixs, tf1g ls9eh eaaipai
,s Ilgl 1sReEly II llIlntol udHe T g.
pleas. i4lf ilNL1e IIssiat IS eale
ant fa.Hedlale pr .eea.lon. and r. Il
saisi e be scAeWlAl exace, bated v
ffJ circumstances that Loeb's hnnes
We're hllgAled yqhn auecesa ug sena
lof l.oase ln hlylns + berth reaeFveJ
Ior George 40 l.. s. yer the poalmas
ter eeneal fioweFe jntKe Tafl !
said e have offended ais 8 nihe
WAYS Ascordlhs IL report judge 'fall
il lnlHHl De making his administrator
as distinctive Ns may p done ullbnu
zroul,nuet ia as4a 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
rake RSARREsl EXAMINATION

The Statc Pharmacy board cou.
pased Of W \ Dpdd 80 luadd pfesi.
dent; +. y. lille of Guthrie treasurer,
and pr q Burton, OF stroud. secrc.
lary today openod three days Sos.
sion for examination OF applicants fr
state cewillcates as pharmacists The
examination IL being held Ii the conn
Gil chambers at the clsy aGll building.
IA class Of twenty-five had entered for
the examination up TO I O'Clock today.
This n the first examinations BE- held
IN the capital city since the aew state
board has been organized. The other
three examinations heyo neen held IA
Oklahoma City. The examinations oc.
eur quarterly The personnel Of the
class Is as follows.
a. S. Howard rex M. John n. sny.
der Guthrie; y E Reynolds Mountain
Views r. ~ Boyer. Wanelle. q. L
Smith. Blackwell, a. J. mlkery Fair.
fax @. n Stogdill WMkomls; ", ".
Baker. Usage. H. W. Bridgemau.
Waklta; N. +, primm. Meeker; A. g.
Crouch, Oklahoma Ciiy, 4. A. Ransom
Sewell y, r. Flogg Mooroland; G. a..
shrockmaster, Wanette; r y McNeal
Wlster, J G Watkins, Flallett; A, H.
Shoals, Guthrie; s u lanes, Eschitc,
\ T. Fuller. sayfe' 4 I. sein FrIbIey;
Jack Turnham, Muldrow. J G. Miller.
ir. Gushing; W. II spangler. Chanute;
j. J Reed Hubert and !. D. Loon. Ct
Nashville
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12

Special to Daily Leader.
Washington D. q. Jan. l2 lnungers
IN hotel corridors today have been re-
galedwllh pretty story which has to
do with the relations which suheisi At
the present moment between President
Roosevelt and prea|dant.clhcl TAft.
The essence Of the story ls that pFesl.
dent Roosevelt Is angry 10 the helief
chat Judge TaItsls nDt shown for hi
wishes tint aAieretl e Ehloh " eNpeg
"a Of a Hrotelo Loci flf vi
ambition f0ye astinAs u. illt
ohiel oelne lL tlc iE1alienl's alleged
jlil e loftHiaiAt saag.ts tuagr iaft.
but ie lol he oliy ore.
TNe 4Feslaet h9AsS4d loefs eabi.
net nsplfllIe1s IN fis customary Tse +
uus fysh.ns ant vsAif loi demanding
anv nerISeuie. place made Il saoNn
fnaf. In his opinion. tsad Fuld make
All admlrehsh aeaesaI8 cf the napyl
Tho rfnsdeai woRId ha4a much adaed
10 hts general sfasIiieHiIon n on seay'
lne tue Nhsls House Is eonIt ieal that
tse maa 2 lhe head q Khls Department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
THE SENATE:

Al the senate session which eonyen
led this afternoon II 1870 O'clock. PresI
dent Protein Graham signed Senate
Concurrent Resolution Ne 6. author
lzlng the appointment Of committee &c
iraft d New Jf~ss 2 10 blls
He also algp House Concurrent
Resolution Noi : " Japp and Ylne
memorall2inq q H1ss 10 postpone las
and this years payments due on "bis
pasture lands n Oklahoma by set
tiers
Sguat0r GOulding presented a petit
lion signed BY 2a6 Garfield county v9lt
ers aalsIng that the fish ana game lsw
be amended.
Senator Dent0n. 81 sifea. presented
petition for uaufy biis and Thoma
tby requgstl offered a petition itcm
Marl0a asking taat the questlon 0i
women suffrage ha submitted as a con
sillullnnal amendment
State Printer Clint Ngfrai n9lifica
SeuainI Nemmlnsef eheirman 81 the
printing eoinnlilen. thai The Aeaiera
.bit far The legislative Worn sas thc
lQwe and thd 4 nisaci haa baen
awarded.
cnneuFrep Resolution BY stewart ei
The ae1ain and YlIIiams " lhe house
Ire, IS BE OkaAoHa members Ct con.
greas 70 usq lhHln endeaters to have
The timber Segregated apds 81 pass
Mriahs Nccnfialn and l.e fipre go.
les removed ard ne allotted 70 sucA
members az ihB rhlekagaw and chuc
law races es sfs entitled 70 alintmenf
N u nfiNuAu nf NntH nes4h4nHa{h y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
STUBBS IN
PLAIN TALK

Topeka Kas., Jan l2-Goy stubbs
delivered his first message % the kan.
sas legislature that convened here 10.
hay he earnestly recommended the
enactment OF public utilities law,
praised The operation OF the commits.
sion form Of government. stamped tac
primary election law as a triumph Tor
the preservation og popular govern.
ment. urged careful consideration Of
some safe bank guarantee plan, de.
manded a flat lwo.cont passenger rate
law declaring the present law TO be
4 humhug and said. az anil-paaa statute
should be passed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
ANOTHER
II|NE
HIII||II3IIl3

tsuelieli ~ W. ian l2-A4 lhe Te'
suls another explosion ii Lick
asaaeh mime swile aafk, iweasf miles
from bere between ilily ard hun
arel miners were Killed thls n rnlag
Thfae hundred miners were : work at
lhe time and Il Is not ycl taeHu No4
many escaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
COLD WEATHER IS GENERAL

Kansas City Mo. Ian r. After 3
'ai 81 snow covering Missouri, Kansar
md ihree.f0urlhs Of oklahoma the
temperature at most points IN tht
Southeast this morning was the low.
si Of tie year. The cold WaYe ex-
lcnda ali far south as Galyesl IL Ts
aeka 10 below Ninita. Oklas 70 be
low, IT Smith, Ark, three below; Nor
fox Nebraska, 10 below Telegraph
lnd telephone service Is nieafuplea
40 ST Paul Mimi, 80 below Helena
Mont lg below
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
HAMS TRIAL NEAR END.

Flushing. \. ~ Jan. 12.--J0hn G. SIC
lutyre summed up for the defense 70
day IN the trial { Thornton J Htsas
The prosecution viii sHm ~ tomorrow
ana on Thursday The case viii be given
90 the fury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
Murl grovIde Rooms.

An citizens who Will open their
hmes to the sch0olmen Of the state
Tuesday aud Wednesday should ph0ne
$50. Monday These people must be
taken care Of by Guthrie citizens. orr
hotels are full Nell Humphrey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
LIKEWISE REJECT IDEA
OF HYPNOTIC INFLUENCE
Believe There Was Deep Motive
Behind The DuiCheTy Of
Gideon Browning

Carthage, NJ. Jan l2 Dispatches
from Michigan reveal an unwilllngness
on the part OF officials 10 accept tho
theory of insanity as evolved In the
strange confession OF Rev John llav.
and Carmichael, tho slayer Of Gideon
Browning, The officials reject the
ldea thal Browning hypnotiged Car
michael and believe there was adceI
motive behlud the crime
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12

Under d afosh" resolution introduced
this mornre The water wagon" IA 10
be declared common carrier furnish.
ed With cushioned soHis ard other eea
venlences.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12

q & pllimhn. u Enid. ekdelegalt
70 The eonsllius naI ccnfcnilra aHa
chief clerk 0l tie Hause l8st winter. Is
inioas Iaaay1 Visitors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12
TODAY IN
tl A DEPARTMENTS

p
Tfc pselless Pr1s9 o. 0lAatsma
liiy. will0 Il cyilitil stoclS Of ss5QON,
RIO ilNeatrs ace; j. z. Kolien. r.
2 liarWscR Il H. NJ Litllo, M Of
okilipnia CITY
G. W. Ycrian OH compang, Of por.
un viii d cspllal stock OF $4,000
Tho directors arc @ w. YerlmA w.
a. Miler, ~ G. Iorian and r. l..
pp0l. OIL % Porum.
The Comanche Stale bank, OF Co.
mauCle Stephens county, with capl.
tai ssoNlS Of $4,000. The directors
are; W. A. Wade, Of Comanche, G..
s, Wade ami n L. Wade. OF MARROW
TIE Isanllott oil company. Of MUS
k0gec with capital stock Of $4,000.
Tho directors are: G. H. Junk, Of
MuSkogec. G II Wickett aud ]. A..
Petersen oi Chicago
UOTARlES
Harry H. carlin, OF Guthrie, for 10.
gan. county
Victor Payne, Of watonga. for
Blaine county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
YALE WILL MISS STARS.
Coy and 41ndrus ont of Early Sea-
son Gamcs-GidirOn Work.

New Haven, Sept. rs Especially Yale will open
her football playing season next Wednesday feeling
that eleven of exceptional promise can be put
on the gridiTon and that in Howard Jones' the
head coach, Just the right man is at the helm.
No Yale eleven for half decade has wound up
FIRST week of practice with the squad far ad-
vanced the present team veteran of two
said after the first days practice that he had
learned moro that afternoon than he did all last
season Jones's remarkable success with the SYRIA
cuse eleven seems in fair way be duplicated at
Yale as the material IL good although not any
better than it was last year.
The only setback has been the announcement that
Coy and Andrus will not be here for most of the
games on the schedule Coy has Just left his bed
in the New York hospital where he was confined.
and will probably return here in time TO see the
Syracuse game on October II is not believed
that he will be allowed 70 play till late I'm October
Andrus cannot sail from Alaska. il Is understood
till next week. and cannot reach here till October
% and viii hardly he IN form - play tnl Noven-
her
Ever since practice opened the ends who hah been
chosen for the big games last season NaedeIe and
fitzpatrick, have been playing on the second team.
Dummy Logan, who has been appointed tempo
captain, win be in charge of the eleven least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
RAY HOWARD AT WHEEL OF HIS RACING CAR

field captain most OF the season, because of
Coy's absence. Logan is at left end; Haines is at
right end. and the pair are to be worked regularly
suffered injuries last year, and if they able to
show last years form in part of the big games OF
the season they viii fulfil the demands of the
coaches Both heavy powerful and good at
handling forward passes.
Hobbs and Lilley have been playing the tackle
since the squad reported Hobbs is another vet
eran who unable to do his best work last year.
because of repeated injuries. Buster" Brown is
expected back so take the other tackle but Lilley
is playing 1t like a veteran He used in the
Princeton game last fail. Francis and Parker. two
former freshman guards getting a try-out. and
showing up well.
Dutch" Goebel and Brown may not get into the
opening game. because OF their lateuess in return
ing 10 college Paul Greenough. who made a re-
markabe record on the freshman eleven as guard
two years ago. is playing fine game In the same
position on the second team The coaches may
shift Coebel to tackle TO make a place for him
Ford Johnson has been used at quarterback with
the hrst string set of backs ever since lpractice
opened Merritt. the freshman quarterb4ck last
season. Is pressing johnson closely.
Jack Field who played fulback in the Princeton
game. has been shifted 10 right haIfback Fred
Daley 70 left halfback and Steve Philbin 10 full
back. They are beginning the season as Yae's first
string backs. For second string honors Holt sub
stitute last season French, a freshman quarter
hack last year. and Kestler the star CT the 1912
baekheld, have the call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
AUTO RACE OCT. 10 AND Is.
Dates for Postponed 94-Hour Con
test-May Reopen Entry List.

At a special meeting yesterday of the Brighton
Beach committee of the Motor Racing Association,
IT decided TO of the postponed twenty-fCur
hour automobile race the Brighton Beach Motor
drome Friday and Saturday. October Is and 16
providing there conflicting automobile con-
tests. Sanction for those dates has been applied
for from the contest board OF the American Auto
mobile Association. A request has been made 10
the Motor Racing Association that the entry list
be reopened to permit OF the nomination of
eral powerful cars that could not be got ready I'm
time for the race scheduled Tor last Friday and
Saturday. No action will be taken on this matter
until all Of the present nine entrants have been CON
ferred with
The association also decided that all tickets sold
for the postponed should be good for the later
dates, and that all rain checks given out at the
motordrome from last Friday evening would be
properly honored. Announcement will be made
later where these rain checks will be exchanged for
regular tickets Inspection yesterday showed that
the track was in excellent condition. and regrets
were expressed in some quarters that the race had
not been started on schedule time. Many. how
ever. commended the action of Inspector Stephen
O'Brien In ordering the postponement OF the race
IN the interest OF safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

.c't Be surprised Il. while eating your break
r. YOU happen 10 glance at your morning news
~ AID read Of an automobile climbing the
'-ron Building or rIunging of the Brooklyn
'ss, swimming ashore and clambering out OF
water Just IS good as il was before # took the
g Give Cars have done things almost as Won
70. and dangerous as these. and it seems only
''F q tine when they VIII perform feats Of
KY startling character. The press agent has
ne means Of the automobile climbing up
rs Peak. the capitol steps az Washington, and
ae Colorado stzte Capitol steps. a 43 per cent
~ shc Other marvellous feats TOO numerous TO
cars have already made the perilous trip
- f'cky SIDES Of Pixies Peak but the latest
r vas little runa bout. From the base Of
- main 10 the summit along the path il was
'1Ee is distance Of 226 miles This
struggled along for eight hours up the
'--s NE most famous Of al the Rocky
q ih some places the grade ran as high
IL, ~ e driver says the greatest OBJ
-s.- "a' - overcome were the Instructions
| frequently f. being found necessary to
.ss-.- and ply away huge rocks which
\ No.. -.hn me IlOuntaiuside. Sometimes the
4 49, 1T the edse # lodges Two and three
49,. one NfSHDut which was encountered
IN '-ei ~ was useless 10 think Of filling
s4, ''ttfs ~ wood were placed across IL and
1 &c NE car was run
1 CO. s.,it l1st an the Summit House. Al the
4 q. ., +l-l'-a, ilF car started on the down
4 n5s 49, l-e AomeRard trip being just as
| b5,,,- even more So after the gasolene tank
In ls Jagged rock and all, except a
1 Eer '' precious fluid was lost For the
4 Hsf t-e trlp the car had to coast. but
| 80 dflcgit For its upward struggle
e~ hound with rope q give them more
4 81, ' advertising this same little car
1 .gls,- '-'-s 1p The steps Of the Colorado Cap
| at. rs Tie front wheels shot up the stone
| "a eI was thrown back in his seat. and
Fsge,, ing desperately TO the steering wheel
1 RE /, As pitched out Everything had 10
/ 5gr, - instant, and as much depended upon
l.. me driver upon the capability Of
4 sro,,5 STUNTS are becoming az common as
gerforr-a iao-asses barrel. Some Of them are
i aE a. 70 The interests 81 publicity There
Il no DOCTOR out 10 Michigan last sum
la4rs owner ~ kght runabout. costing
4 slsr iir 1o4r members IN his family. When
4 Eia 'it!Fro he built sectional Towboat
c,s ~ ~ tent with Two folding poles. two
'tsl az hsa-ne outfit. strapped them al on
a 10, car. Placed his wife END two chill
4 - Iva, seal sat a box himself and
4 hY,i. me csmplng ground Had the boat
4 1cs.s ~i p would easily hsVe hosted the
asllr.st, occasion had demanded
Il -es os. l4'l'flsts have Put their autouao blles
a - 70 hi. uses Yankee arp IN Connecticut
ana rugged It 50 that It would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
The Mor0elfo11s DofnSs OF the AUTO
limbs Peaks Capitol Steps, Furnishes Power for Churns
and Saws. Besides Being Useful as an Incubator.

run circular saw, and in one day he sawed
enough wood 10 last him the entire winter. The
proud possessOr of a motor with an ingenious
turn Of mind and number of Jersey cattle turned
his car into an auto-churner. He is authority for
the statement that it turns out a fine grade OF
print butter Out on Long Island another motorist
with the aid of block and fall raised a windmill
that would have required teams OF horses TO do
the work
An automobiles and a chicken raiser says he has
made his car do the duties of a hen, for when his
incubator broke down the took its place and
brought forth a fine brood OF chickens, which he
has named his autohorns. They are not afraid Of a
car he adds and instead of cackling make noise
like an exhaust.
The automobile is Invaluable the farm, and
can do everything. from ploughing to thrashng
wheat cutting hay and milking cattle It is just in
its infancy, however, and tell what the
future will bring forth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
FLAG TO FLAG CONTEST.
Date Set for 4utO Run from Denrer
to NeIlcO Citg.

The date has been finally decided on ior the nag
to-hag endurance and reliability run from Denver
10 Mexico City. According TO the revised condL-
lions the contestants of whom there will be nor
less than twenty, will leave Denver on Monday
November % and arrive in Mexico City the week
Of December l3, when automobile show will
be held in the federal district The entries will
close on October at the office of G. a. VAIL
green donor Of the trophy No. 1913 Stout street
Denver Official representatives must be named
by November 15 and each competing must be
del ivered into the custody OF the committee not
later than November 10. The conditions are prac-
ticaHyAthe those Of the Gliddeh tour. ex-
cent for the fact that there will be no technical
examination at the end of the tour. according to
present plans.
Several entries have already been made, and the
prospects are exceptionally bright for well filled
contest The starting OF the run late in November
assures travelling through Mexico at the most de-
lightful climate season after the heavy rains when
the roads are also at their best.
The Rambler patrol and ambulance that the city
Of Harrisburg, Penn, purchased, 10 take the place
n the horse drawn vehicle is in daily service
Thomas 3 Jeffery & Co. built this car especially
for the city putting a larger frame than regu-
lar heavier axles. heavier springs and larger
wheels and hubs.
The latest candidate 10 bid for honors IN the
ueht-car class has arrived. II is the Empire
rVrentv which 10 the initiated means four
cylinder car Of oo horsepower. There Is much
class 10 The newcomer. Last week the showrooms
~ the Poertner Motor Car Company were practi-
eallz, storned By prospective buyers who had
heard OF us coming To date the sales have passed
the century mark and this before the machine has
been here week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
The Oldsmobile Special

This made by the Odds Motor Works
wonderful inventions and discoveries the tenth
Works have been making automobiles
Their Special S This Cylinder
years.
of
record reliability reliability has been unparalleled Price
$1,000 o. b.. factory
equipped Touring Roadster Close Coupled
Limousine Saeoom You cordially
invited to al and this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

Odsmobie equipped Touring Roadster, Close Coupled
Limousine equipped with inch Head PresLe
Gas Light Side Lamps of the type, full
set OF tools, $4,000 F. o. B. Lansing, Michigan.
cordially Saesroo, 1858 Broadway
yourself its STYLE graceful beauty exquisite
to YOU will prove its easy riding qualities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
A Wonderfully Flexible Motor

The flexible that take hill, pillow through mud
the low This feXb the
of quality. that the and the only
supeby designed with the and size the wheels
which the Odmob1e Limited
the best n the 90 Horse Power class
Ignition System
Ignition carefully type.
speeds The the full floating
type The radiator the Mayo
make Two of brakes act directly the wheels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
Perfection.

We know of Oldsmobn Limited who has his
1900 miles all kinds of roads And the show
but little sign of
nsha only many SUPERIOR
Oldsmobie Iimte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
! A Marvel OF Mechanical

"e IN other the ots and bv springs and
shock oooeTs IN the Odsnobl Limited most of them
altogether For we have used wheels diameter front and rear
with AZ inch tires all
They are nearly the size of wheels for their
riding Qualities They large they bridge all but the widest
Tus VIII" the extra $40 capacity gives
much more eency that minor rs and
bumps that the ordinary wheels chassis.
The Easiest Riding Car Built
Thus make Limited the easiest riding car IN the
Il Is less costly wheels
the the engine means fewer
repairs and lower running expenses
Il larger
the Pkp wheels prac
caLy end tire troubles