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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
EVERY PAST EXHIBIT
FADED IN NEW YORK
1923 Different DISPLAYS IN
BIG AUTOMOBILE SHOW
246 Exhibits Of Accessories and %
Motorcycle Exhibits Are Included
In What Is Now Worlds
Great Show

That the tenth national automobile
show in Madison Square garden jan
uary sis will eclipse any former eX-
hibition of motor cars, motorcycles and
accessories ever held in the famous
building is positively assured by the
official list of exhibitors just issued by
the Association of Licensed Automo-
bile Manufacturers, under whose aus
pices the show is held. The list shows
total Of 1913 different displays, Of
which there are 81 exhibits of complete
cars, besides 246 exhibits Of accessor-
les and parts and 20 motorcycle eX-
hibits.
Even with an increase over last year
OF more than 1000 feet of exhibition
space which the show managers by
ingenious methods were able to squeeze
out of the garden interior there is not
one foot of space available for ex-
hibition purposes to be had in any
part OF the building at present and
there Is a long waiting list of manu-
facturers who are anxious to "climb
over the garden wall" This situation
IS indeed a striking commentary on
the growth of the industry when it is
realized that at the first automobile
show in this country in 1900 there
were only sixty exhibitors who dis
played their product in the garden.
AS In previous years this show of
the standard makers of licensed cars
has been departmentized so that Wis
itors may find more readily those
things which most interest them On
the main floor and elevated platform
will be found only gasoline pleasure
cars. Electric pleasure vehicles are
to be exhibited in the exhibition hall,
off the foyer at the Madison avenue
end. The basement will be occupied
by commercial vehicles, motorcycles
and the overflow accessories. The
concert hail. balconies and elevated
platform will accommodate the ex-
hibits of accessories. Visitors to the
Garden show will be agreeably sur
prised at the distribution of exhibitors
which will give the impression of
vast space not uncomfortably filed
bow room.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
CENTRAL OFFICE SEEMS
ANXIOUS ABOUT THE SACK

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Telegrams
poured into the Aero club OF America
today from various parts of the coun-
try asking If the Los Angeles Aero
club had yet been given official sane
ton by the Aero club of America for
the aviation meeting arranged for
January 10 to 90
Thus far officials OF the Aero club of
America have not been satisfied
whether the proposed meeting is for
the advancement of aeronautics or
merely a show to draw crowd anil
make money
Until a decision is reached the meet
ing will not be sanctioned. If INSANE
toned, all aviators and aeronauts who
take part will be officially barred from
participating in future international
events over which the organization has
control.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
SINGULAR CASE FROM
LATE P0RTOLA RACES

ALAMEDA, Cal, Dec. 15.--After hav-
ing fingered in a semi-conscious state
since October 2S, when he was struck
by flying tire from an automobile in
the Portola road races, Peter McKit-
trick of Elmhurst died early this morn
ing at the Alameda sanitarium.
His case was a puzzle to the medical
fraternity and attracted the attention
of prominent physicians in the bay
cities.
There We're no external evidences
that McKittrick's skull had been in
Jured, but there We're symptoms that
his brain had been dislodged and hurt
by the great impact of the rubber tire
against the mans head
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Unknown Japanese Killed

The body of Japanese, whose iden-
tity Is unknown, was found beside the
tracks of the Southern Pacific railway
near the intersection OF Leroy street
last night, badly mangled, and it was
evident that the man had been struck
by one Of the Southern Pacific switch
engines. The body was sent to the
Undertaking parlors of Bresee Broth
ers. In the pockets were a number Of
letters, but nothing was found which
would lead to the identity or address
of the dead man.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Cashier Explains Mystery

The mystery occasloned by the finding of
Ave cash boxes Tuesday belonging TO the Pa
cihc Tank company on the stair landing OPP
posite the mezzanine floor in the Equitable
Savings bank building, First and Spring
streets, was explained yesterday by Cashier
Zinsmetister OF the tank company, who stated
that he simply forgot to lock up the boxes
IN the vault which the company rents from
the bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
EAST JEALOUS
OF LOS ANGELES
AVIATION WEEK
MAGNITUDE OF LOCAL VEN
TURE STARTLES GOTHAM
SANCTION OF AERO CLUB FOR
MEET ALREADY OBTAINED
Women Folk Plan Meetings to Boost
Gathering That Will Be Unique
in This countrys
History

famous flyers has commanded favorable
comment in this country and abroad.
Although Bleriot demanded $SO,OO0 ana
Farman could not come because OF 9TH
Ell contracts, while the Wright brothers
are only possibilities because of the
new $4000,000 corporations require
ments, the Los Angeles committee Sc
cured Glenn Curtlss, ottcially the
champion aeroplanist of the world /;
Paulhan, holder of the worlds height
record, and as daring an aviator as mas
vet come forward; Willard, who has
made more successful flights than any
other aviator, and a number of others
of prominence with their aeroplanes, as
well as knabenshue, BeaCney and 9TH
ers famous for their diriglble exploits
'"fhe success of this campaign In 50
short a time has set Il new mark in
aviation accomplishments just as the
initial donation OF $4,000 by II. T..
Huntington for the Los Angeles meet
stands unprecedented in the encourage
ment of American aeronautics, even
SURPRISING the United States govern
ments consideration.
"All this Is being accomplished with
out the outright demand of the gift OF
a cent from business men, for instead
the Aviation week committee Is placing
contributions in the nature of a loan,
pledging absolutely that subscribers
will receive their money back so far as
receipts permit, even to the extent of
dividend if receipts exceed expend-
itures; and ii is considered a reason
able estimate that a dividend will be
paid back.
This business proposition Is a novel
method of advertising a city in Itself
but 1t Is backed not only by the char
acter of the men constituting the Avia-
ton week committee, who are all prom
inent in the business life Of Los Ange-
les. but by the direct guarantee of the
Merchants and Manufacturers associa-
ton.
Women to Make Campaign
The Woman's Aviation club. recently
organized by prominent society women
to gain a more complete knowledge Of
aviation and aeronautics, plans series
OF Monday meetings to which women,
and particularly club women, will be
invited. The meetings will be held at
o'clock every Monday afternoon In the
parlors of the Hotel Alexandria, and
will be directed by a special committee
of officers of the club consisting Of
Mrs. John ID. Reavis, president; Mrs.
Dick Ferris, first vice president; Mrs.
Sidney Lee Grover, third vice presi
dent; Mrs. George Rector, secretary
and Mrs. C. H. McGinnls, treasurer.
At next Mondays meeting, at which
Mrs. Ferris will tell Of her experiences
on a balloon trip from Pasadena, a
campaign to further interest in Avia-
ton week will be mapped out. The
club members already have pledged
themselves to do everything possible
TO make Aviation week a success.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett to Speak

'"The European immigration Question will
be the subject of the Why club Of the Y. M.
c. A. this evening. 1t will be discussed
whether the high educational and physical
tests should be placed on those entering this
country, Rev. Dana Bartlett of the Beth
lehem institutions will make an address
following which there will be a general dis
cussion by the members OF the club
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Renulsed Negro Murders

CARMI, Ill.,. Dec. 15.-After seeking
the attention of Miss Lee Bolerjack and
being repulsed, Marshall Rudd. negro,
late last night shot and killed Mrs.
Anr Bolerjack, mother of the girl.
Sheriff Grissom captured the negro
after midnight and took him TO Mount
Vernon for safe Keeping.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Dividend Is Increased

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 15.-The d.
rectors Of the Reading Railroad COM
pany today declared a semi-annual
dividend of per cent on common stock,
an increase of 1 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
TO THE
AUTOMOBILE BUYING PUBLIC
What Is a Licensed Car?
THE RECENT DECISION OF THE sELDEN PATENT CASE


ASSOCIATION AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS
Of automobile
A LICENSED STANDARDIZED AUTOMOBILE,
Workmanship
sby of legal entangenents end the
National Licensed
LICENSED MOTOR CAR ASSOCIATION OF LOS ANGELES
bers the Licensed Motor
DIRECTORY OF LICENSED AUTOMOBILES
AND DEALERS
a nNnFCOf7 Leon T. Shelter
PP~A OOAA 633 South Grand
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Lane Steamer g Ss :s !, oily! Sal: :

full. upkeep lower than any car built; 20-h
p. s14O0; 30-h. p. $3.50. Coast agents
wanted. Ask for catalogue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
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Vssy7z21
Atlas ValveleSS Cars

$3.50 to $4,000, according to model and
hnish BEKINS-COREY MOTOR CAR co,
Pico and Flower SITS. F3635
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16

GOLDEN STATE GARAGE
o. Werner, Prop.-2122 West
Pico ST. B3557, West 482.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
ChanSlOr & LYON

Hartford Tire Representatives. AUTOMOBILE
accessories Manufacturers auto tops.
o46-7-9 South Main st.
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@unisipal- gnacIcgcnhcitcn.

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sdnra id)rcifet Der Sub,

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nam nn6 Comet, Dem @ebllrt9ort
oe0 Gntihloienelt, iiberfiibrt mcroeu.
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Sin SoppclntorS.

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orron0irt, bob 9in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crnl0gIid)t miro.
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&in0crIhmrSc.

= Nr. $40. Seoe Wtltttcr crfcnnt
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ooer Srieimarfcn an irgeuo cine
Norelie gcianot.
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ManSS bur Der Epliscibcb0rSc.

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@anoS nit 9itterfeit,
Iie AUTHORIZATIONS Inidnloi.
gurlg Duroe nodber Sllriitge5oaen.
Gie Eoli5eibcb0rOc bcbieIt lid, sic
Grtiheibung in Dem Sale oeacn
Sergeant Eiennig mo EoliSiit NIB.
bolt Dor.
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mart, ihlieBt nm 3 ll6r Nodmittogs
am NtittpodL 26. Wtoi.
Nolonb, ldlieBt ) llbr No6nr. am
Wtontoq.
&tolien, id)licbt um 5 ll6r No6mit.
tags an Gicnitog ltnb Srcitog.
OeItrcid), ldlieBt Inn 5 ll6r am
0icnltog rtno Wiittnof.
Grams Ntloutid dc Soft.
0ienItog, is. Mai = ilm I llbr
N6cn0S nod europa Onrr ipcjica
oorciiirte EoIt), per 9ompier .Eeli.
tonic, pia Glplnoutb uno Gberbourg,
nod) europa, Niritu une SIt-Snoien
per Gompfcr r2uIitonio" pioG Queens.
tolull.
Mittuof, 10. Moi- I'M Z llbr
Gbcno8 nod) europa, G9Dpten mo
q &nOicn per Camper go ga
boic".
GrcitnQ. 81. Mai - nm 8 ll6r
Nodnlitto0S nod ocn I5oren,SnlcIu
per Compiler Don Bottom; INN Z ll6r
Nbcno@ llod) europa, gfrifo ulo DIT
Nllolcn per Compiler yHcip 0orf",
blo Nlunnoutb uno Gber6oura CSr.
lono mllB ipe5ica obr1iiirt iein); I'm
10 l(br Tbcnb8 nod) Srlono per Gam.
pier Baltic" piu Queenstown (ol,-
ocrc 9Gnber miiiicn ipe5iea ooreiiirt
icin). SfMN{7
9icnitoG, is. Mai - nm 3 ll6r
NodnlittuaS nod Sanloico per Sam.
pier bon Bolton; INN 6altbr Nodm.
nod) ga Observation-Disclosures per Sam,
pier gGodlr0"; mt 10 llbr sbenoo
mad, Bermuda ter Gontpfer YTrince
George; mad &ndauq, @oiti mlo
Colombia prc Tap1pfer- raaegbanp";
nod 8rotobo. Ct. 9iiicent iuno Sri.
nlooD per GonpiPr .Marapol"; nod
,oen Seeluors- nuo 8iubipnro. Sniellt
per GompIer o&nrina". rtse
Withhold t9. Mai = Inn 10 llbr
IbenoS mad @crmubo per 0ompier
v9ermloion"; nod) Gitbo, Yucotan
nlto Gamped)a per 9ampfer oMeri.
na"; llof Siib.@ rniilien ltno So Ylo.
to'Sonoltrid)en per Onmpfer nSoia.
II" nio Sobio, Tio Saneiro unb Son.
toS, nod Central gmerifo, &onnl-3o.
ne. Colombia nno Disqualification
per Gornpfer pio Colon; nad Noro.
@roIilien nflb Soiitos Der Sompfcr
,.@opo5"; nod barbados ttno ct.
Sitcio per 9ompicr v.Murnnbcnie".
GonllerItog 90 @oi Inn 10 llbr
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Gin gutter Gccprb. - Sm
oerfloIlenen Sabre bat ui,f Dem Tenn-
lplponia 9abnipitcm fem cin5iger
FoIIogier iein 2eben nerIorerL uno
babel b%eforoerte Die 9obn nid)t melti.
ger ola 11t,659.543 Yerionen. Gs
erelgneten iid ~ollerbings llni1Qe,
ober llur 102 Ferioncn lpllrocn Der.
lett.
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YoIitiffcs. Hidter @.
2oiro @enrp, Sberrid)ter i'm eriten
Suoi5iolbe5irf bes Stodies, beiieil
Sermin i'm Nopember abldrit unb
iid) I'M Die INSTRUMENTATION be-
iuirbt, perlonst, Dob in Gorheiter'
Gountp, mo er nobnt, Die Brinr.
mabl nod Dem Gramforo.g ountp-S ps
fienl gebolten perben ion. gr bat
5fuei Gegner: s. g.. Fattiion uno =.
$. 5letf)er, Die and bon TordeIter.
eountp limo, ulio Die Sreunoe Sletd)'
er's controIiren ole b~empfratiidc
Gountp.S Organization.
AFa4-L Aa-H 80
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Bluntbing, Surfaces, &anges unb
Sefen, 3ahoefen uub Rirnen.
Bennett grps., 523 3oro. 5rentontssIbenns.
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gau.W ateriaIien, Sbiiren, Seniter'
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sases o. Softer & Gu, 115-1i7 SAb-SreSe'
rtdSEtrabe.
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3ettltngen, 3eitiGriiten, etc.
,,Ske Baltimore 2elps Gp.," Eabtb sbercrpm.
bic, 3ef4dftSiilrer, 31S Nels8ermarpGtr.
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@eitern NarbIanb GiIenba5a.

xSereru UtargiaHO Gtten6Q11.
- 9dglid.
Seesrte1o 81. Sept., oerI6bt Stlei.sS tdt!oft.
4.10 Moreens = SnneIpoft, SdeerStonrt, q.
& 8. &n., 8nbnesboro, Gbcmbersbura lfnb
aussenoninen Sonniae, Sarcod uno CLIMBER
Lamb.
2.45 !aadm. = Accommodation mad Union.
Sribee.
'4.15 Natsm. - edncusGrpreb, SauptIinie.
Sueerstnpn. Sdneod, ebippensburg uno aus
eenomren sonntas. 6reoerid uno Gmmits.
burg Warlorsy8 eaorSl.
SdaIif, ansseusmmtu epuntag.
100 Moreens-9urf, y. & 8. 9i0., un6 Gar.
isle.
7 80 Woreers-gffom. na6 1burmont.
1857 Morgens-3eftern @rpreh, gSeftmlnfter,
Brueepiue t5reoerid), @mmitsbure, Ttur.
mont. Nabnesboro. Gbnmbtrsbura, Sdeers.
toipr, Sdnepd,, Cumberland, GIftnS (guffets
observation-disclosures.
$50 gadm.-SanpiIirie, 6itIt6 bon Gniorp.
Srpne,. ferner Varf, SaHober, GettpSburc uno
.. & 9. Glib.
$50 Natm.-gffcm. mad Saucber.
6.15 IbenoS-Nffom nab uniou.BrtbQe.
glnr SamitagS.
9.45 gbeuS-Mffom. mad tlnionsBrtoee unb
Sdnober.
sdIt .nt4t an RennfbIbania.a be .etat,on.
4. srbertfsn, q. ~. 6sDeu,
teepr6 =. Osu..SeauAetr. Usn-So.Saf.
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Rarmor. uno @ranit.B erfe.
8. SIsIttner & ebbne, 714-71s Beft'SaItt'
ntorssStrase.