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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

to1a heretofore T. II Saunders. 10 who rsuv,.4
NO IN the 1sss and 1876 varsity eixhts. has besn
.'lHlnated BY a committee Of the Rowing Club
TOT ene presidency OF the Club. He would have
-" eleeted captain in June. but the new posi-
uon vii not carry a. much actual authority ovs-
ne ere" as the old position. p Renshaw. H..
10 ~ IN the 1865 crew and bow IN last Juns's eight
mas oeen nominated for the vice-presidency.
n mass meeting held last week r. V Mahon
~ ~ds unanimously elected manager OF the crew
~ 'iV coming season and ". kinney II assist
ant manager. The report Of the season ~ fs7s "a
i'S not been completed but it is expected thar
tHe'e VIII De a small surplus in the treasury
-1~S' year rowing began with a deficit OF $500
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
ATHLETES GET TO WORK
asHznsl Baseball Candidates and Track Men
Begin Training for Varsity Teams.

Begin Training for Varsity Teams.
lG'euc started or with a rush al Columbia
= week vixen crew, baseball, track and soccer
r. we're called out for the first work oc the year
ne me1 i- last years freshman crew re-
-ei 70 Rice, at Edgewarer. and regular practice
.aa entire squads WiI not begin until to-mor-
p ne first time ia several years the baseball
2 is l. have tail practice under The direction
O'ColleIl, TO the captain for the coming
About twenty-five men reported. Of whom
an we're members OF the varsity SQUAD last
2l Il is expected thar scrub teams will be
* nex- week and practice games played regu-
IT,
s=-s We.ers coach " the track team. had =
Z Eggal with which 10 begin work W. c
r ". o. Bu-kiscL and T. L. CoyuselInan, OF
q !e--E 'cross-CCIr-ry team. were the only dis
me nen ont Krefers is considering ways and
ias q getting more men for his fcr0ss-cOuntry
I'D and i- Is EEe.v that he VIII organize q
rs Of weekly handicap contests. open 10 the
ne Eu5e-. BODY
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

ton- IN order 10 dispel any doubt that the course
measured twenty-five and three-fos.rths miles
Daniel r Young. civil engineer and former JUS
tice OF the peace OF Riverhead. Long Island. who
did the surveying. has made a sworn statement to
this effect.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

He has host of friends in the automobile trade
who showered him with e0ngratulations yesterday
The popularity Of the small Empire 20 runabout
since its arrival here a few weeks ago can be
judged from buyer who visited the POertner
Motor Car Company yesterday and after purehas-
ing one of the ears wanted it delivered him that
same afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

At q meeting OF the Motor Contest Association
yesterday it was virtually decided 20 hold another
Long Island automobile Derby next June the
same course on which worlds records made
last week, provided the Supervisors of Suffolk
County win allow the the roads and the
American Automobile Association grants sane
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

The Buick car in which Chevrolet made a new
worlds road record in the Long Island automobile
Derby has been exhibition at the saiesroorns
Of y. G. Southworth on automobile row since
the day after tie race. A steady stream of per-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Magnetic Equipment Without Extra Charge.

Wouldn't you like to know why we can-snd do-make
ktsx for less money than any other maker ssrthR
And how able to produce better this than
last for the price-AND EVEN LESSi
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Tremendous Demand for Room Exceeds Floor
posaI Central Palace Committee

All records have again been broken in connection
with the applications for space in the tenth inter
national automobile show, which VIII open Nsv-
Years eve In Grand Central Palace. and there is
no question that tire exhibition OF the American
Motor Car Manufacturers Association viii be the
greatest ever held In this country.
When the applications FOR space TO participate
in the first allotment closed Friday. IcCo)
square feet had been applied for. which Is about
I'VE thousand square feet than last year WIKI
only 72,e0 square feet at their disposal. r. T. olds
and his associates the show committee Will OK
perience considerable difficulty in satisfying the
demands OF motor and accessory exhibitors.
Members Of the American Motor Car Manufaet-
urers' Association have fairly swanped the man
agement with requests for increased space, and
members OF the Importers Automobile Salon have
taken every foot contracted for by that associa-
ton. David J. Post. who represents the Motor and
Accessory Association on the American Motor Car
AIanufa cIUrers Association show committee is au-
Jhority FOR the statement that members Of his as
sociation have applied - per cent more space
the palace affair tIan ct any previous exhibit
ton.
opening tie 1910 show season. the Grand Central
Palace. usual viii he the first in which are ex-
hibited the products OF many concerns, both
motor and accessory manufacturer The great
quantity OF exhibitors this year has impressed
the show committee with the growth OF the indus
Try since the show II last year.
AT time in the history OF automobile shows
has there been such enthusiasm and as early a
rush 10 file applications for space this year.
says r. z olds chairman OF the show committee,
To the careful observer this demonstrates two
important things; first, that manufacturers get big
returns exhibiting az shows else this great de-
uand for space would not take place, and second,
that the manufacturers have great faith in the
future OF the industry. I look for record break
ing show IN the palace this year. only from
the increase Of exhibitors, but unusually large
attendance OF automobile buyers The statement
that there VIII be large attendance of autonao-
bile buyers IS based on the fact that there is a
shortage OF ears this year, and many who have
been disappointed during the last season IN not
being able TO secure their choice OF cars will be
hand At the opening Of the Grand Central
Palace affair TO select their 1910 For this rea-
son ! believe that the show will be a history
maker it VIII be larger retail proposition than
any show held in the past"
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

=. VI. West has resigned his position with the
Hcupt company to take over the New York end
OF thu Henry L. Hornberger advertising agency
Ny West. before joining the Houpt company. was
a newspaper man, writing on automobile subjects.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

You are entitled to the information.
YOU ARE THE MAN WHO PAYS
THE PRICE and we are going 70 take
you into our confidence, even though We
reveal what some makers regard as trade
secrets. We have NO TRADE SECRETS.
We are willing 10 tell THE WHOLE
STORY.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

little winning car that averaged seventy miles an
hour for 1iS% miles.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

so WE HAVEN'T INCREASED THE PRICES In the instanc.
Of have lowered the price simply because
proved facilities have made il possible
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

The AIaxwell-Briscoe Motor Company announces
that the model Q cars which finished first and
second in the small class In the Long Island
automobile Derby last week. were OF % horse
power. The cars made The ninety-one miles in
lol minutes % seconds and IO4 minutes e seconds
respectively.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Taking the
Consumer
Into Our
Confidence

FIRST AND FOREMosT-ws make EVERY SOLITARY
PART that goes into Mitchell We don't assemble from
all points Of the compass We have Just completed the largest
sutemehs works in tho United States They absolutely
compss and wonderfully equipped Our factory organization
iE made Of who have the business headed
By Designer John W Bate acknowledged be the best de-
gner and producer Of in the world And having
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Columbia has begun the experiment Of having
an honorary head OF the rowing club instead OF a
captain OF the varsity crew as has been the Gus
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

been successful Ourselves we have per
mitted these men 20 share in our success.
This means that they put their best
thought and effort into every part they
handle. AND THE BETTER WORK
THEY DO FOR Us THE MORE THEY
PROFIT THEMSELVES. Our average
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
COLUMBIA CREWS CHOOSE PRESIDENT

Saunders Receives Honor Instead of Cap
taincy to Spare Him Responsibility.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

The Royal Tourist Car Company. OF Cleveland,
has Just turned out its latest model. a seven
passenger touring car. George J. Dunham presi-
dent OF the COMPANY has been a student Of the
problem OF size IN the building OF automobiles and
Is convinced that for serious use the larger cars,
especially in the high grade makes VIII have the
cali on the market IN the future. Il is announced
that the car contains oil filtration system pos
sessed by no other car. The motor has a ave-and-
a-half-inch bore and siX-lnch stroke, with q speed
of five 10 sixry-hve miles hour high gear,
and actually developing 65 horsepower. with a rat
ing OF s44 The breaking surface is exceptionally
large. The frame, aKles. steering knuckles and
levers are all made OF high grade alloy steel, as
also all the gears and shafts ia the trans
mission case and the rear axle
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Changes are numerous They are, Of
course, all for the better. You won't
recognize the car because Of them Most
everything is changed but the engine
principle. Il want necessary 70 change
that IT WAS A MASTERPIECE IN
THE FIRST PLACE.
Tha ruSia%n- and hnnI Snair- hara
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

been changed from the mediocre the beautiful That
to public request Quite few people didn't like the
broad, ungrsceful-ookng front THE 1910 DESIGN WILL
PLEASE THE MOST FAsTIDIOUs
AND THE NOISE IS GOEE-the rafting clicking sound
which caused by the valves The 1910 model Is SILENT
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

AS TIE FOOT OF TINE. There isn't
s;-,4 in the world that silently.
| .LF.. This, toe, in Difference to the wishes
| Of the people.
The spring suspension, too. has been
changed Not that the rode uncomOrab but because
wanted il 70 Be comfortable that ask
nothing better.
The style Of the bodies has been bcsutfcd The lines
graceful And when the 1910 model appears upon the
boulevsrds will admit that there isn't anything
tocratc IN the whole gsut Of motor NO MATTER WHAT
YOU PAY
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

That the citizens OF Atlanta are determined to
live Up the tradition of Southern hospitality and
make the Atlanta automobile show q record
breaker and one be remembered is shown by
the manner in which professional and business
men OF the city are contributing 10 the fund 20 be
used for entertaining the visiting manufacturers
statesmen and others. Already over $4,000 has
been received by the executive committee. and by
the time the guests begin arrive this amount
VIII be ncTeasd by many thousands
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

The REQ Motor Car Company recently distributed
$4,000 among those OF its employees who have been
with the concern one year more. A check for
amount equalng per cent OF each employees
salary for the entire year included N each OF
these pay envelopes
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Every Part
Now Made
in Our Own
Factory

wages the highest paid by any automobile factory
We buy materials in vast quantities And while
buy the BEST the very used in the highest priced
buy MORE than anybody else and get the benefit Of better
prices than other maker Of motor We DO all the work
Of shaping from the rough the finished article so THAT
WE KNOW BEYOND THE SHADOW OF QUESTION THE
CHARACTER AND QUALITY OF EVERY PART THAT EN-
TERS INTO MITCHELL CAR.
Before built this factory couldn't do all these
things desired Yet produced splendid THE
NAME OF MITCHELL Is KNOWN EVERYWHERE FOR
WHAT THE MITCHELL CAR HAS DONE. Il a with
cut serious fault had faults that intcrfed with It's
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

One innovation that will create a sen
sation-and justly So Is the develop
ment Of last years f0ur-oylinder 40-horss
power touring car into SIX-CyLLEDER
50-HORSE POWER TOURING CAR with
out adding g penny 20 the price. Last
year the fOur-eylinder was $4,000 The
SIX is likewise $4,000 and a greater,
roomier and more powerful car. SO
MUCH FOR FACILITIES!
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
We Have
Made a
Splendid
Car Better

have home Of where precisely what
do-snd organisation that like great big family
TO ATTAIN THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF PERFECTION.
So have made better that which already good
which twenty thousand had already stamped with
the seal Of their approval It is duty refine and develop
but doesn't necessarily follow that must increase
prices because have improved upon work AND
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

operation or its ability 70 travel. Rather
were these faults" confined 70 such
things as appearance and noise.
THE MITCHELL HASN'T EVEN
THESE TRIVIAL FAULTS NOW. II is
a better and a greater car because we
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Creation
of the
Mitchell
Six-Cylindcr
at $4,000

We have increased the wheel hsse all three models
The roadster to 100 inchhe fvepaenger touring car
liz inehesthe sxynder $50 inches in every car
there larger wheel diameter S2 81 and S. These changes
will sdd 70 the Of riding
The result Of all these changes all
- this Improvement and development s
Inc 4hree three classy smart appearing aristOeratie
Best Cars IN locking highgrade motor that viii
4hw-t4 take their place in smart company and
| ~ ' maintain 1t beyond the shadow Of ques-
ton.
WE ARE MAKING THE CAR YOU OUGHT TO HAVE AT
TIE PRICE YOU OUGHT TO PAY And the year OF 1910 viii
be the Mitchell year If you have any doubt the subject
call sgcnt for demonstration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
NATIONAL BANKS
ARE PROSPEROUS
REMARKABLE INCREASES IN AL
PRINCIPAL ITEMS ohJWN IN
DETAILED RETURNS or CON
OlT1ONS.

Washing on MAY l9-Tbo returns
from the National hanks giving q
tails cf their condition APRIL 2S. 1869
show remarkable incrc -rs IN an
principal items \ summary n the
Statements show that since May -
1908. little less than one year ago
the total loans and discounts are in
creased 10y $I3L7Gi 600. aud dnrin
the same time the total rcsuurces of
banks Increased S77t2Gloo rurin'
this period government deposits have
decreased slit.c55.oae. and Ills pay
able and rediscpuuts nave de-rcas 3
s9.S790oo
The increase in individual Deposits
.is S513.l3.59l The IHcrcase i'm mum
bcr Of National Banks during the yea
was 1l5. On April 2S. 1903. the aEgre
gate resources of an the banks was
.S9. .3GS SSS.Sl3. loans and discounts
individual dcposits
.SfS26.06o.3Sf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
CHICAGO LABOR LEADERS ARE
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
AND EXrORTlOa.
BOYLE'S SHARE is $500
Madden Wanted s. 500 Call OH
Strike at l<licka Plant--Ce-
ment Finsherc Give
Testimony.

Chicago, May 19-h ray Ct light
was flashed into the dark places OF
at least orc building :radas 8tri N
Chicago today, and a study in coz
trasts presented between ;1c labor
leaders and the men called out On
strike without knowing that he has a
grievance. This was one of the fca-
lures presen ed when the state today
opened its case against Martin ij.
Skinny Madden, president of the
Associated Building Trades council
of Chicago, and his associates, f. A.
POuchot and NJ. j. Boyle, ali OF whom
are charged with conspiracy to OK
tort $1,000 from the Iseph Klicka
company, a Chicago concern which
fe|l afoul Of strike IN its plant last
winter while it was in course of con
stmcticn
In calling the strike last winter oc.
CURED the study in contrasts as told
in Judge McSurleys court today for
TIE strife was called by Madden. fur.
clad and not unconscious Of a dia-
mond pin, from his auJomobiel, and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
JOHN KIRBY, JR.
MADE PRESIDENT
SUCCEEDS VAN CLEAVE AS HEAD
OF MANUFACTURERS hSSO-
CATION.
VAN CLEAvE POLICIES
Will &c Adhered to in War Against
Organized Labor, Says Kirby
Takes a FIinq at President
Compers.

New York, May l9.-JOhn Kirby, Jr
was unanimously elected president oil
the National Association of Manulac
turers at today's session of the aunua
meeting. The election was made lii
occasion of demonstration in favor
of j. w. VanCleaye, the retiring pres
ident, whose policies Kirby pledged
himself to follow.
Mr.. Gompors'. said KIRBY, has
said that while Van Cloaye would pre-
tend to refuse denomination he would
IN realty be dropped by the associa-
tion. If Gompers could have been
present today when VanCleaye wa
made the recipient of every mark of
appreciation and respect within the
gift Of the association ard of its mem
bcrs Individually he would undcubt-
edly nave amended his Judgment of
the causes lying at the bottom of my
election. Now that nave been chosen
to succeed VanClcave, however, do
not know where his consolation is to
come from.
Our organization is pledged to face
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20

the labor question. II involves the
great principle which cannot be fooled
with, compromised with. or temper
lied with, if America is to remain
America The life Cf the American
Federation of Labor is hanging by Il
thread and there would be no militant
organized labor today if it were no.
for the support of misguided philar
.thropists and womcns societies. who
are constantly keeping up the agita
tion.
My policy will be that of Van
.Cleave. do not believe in compro.
mise with criminals IL is better to
bring the whole labor question TO 4
pointed issue irstead of tcmporizing
and fooling with it. ANY way to deal
with an animal is to take il by the
horns till it is obedient. If We had to
deal with % per cent of the labor men
who are for justice and fairness we
could settle this whole labor problem
in an instant
The afternoon session closed with
the presentation of diamond ring 10
Van Cleave by J. Mckinney of San
Francisco in behalf Of the Citizers'
Industrial Association. as q token of
appreciation of his efforts TO uphold
the individual liberty and Industrial
life OF the country"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
ATHLETIC SHOW UPTOWN
Boxers and Wrestlers Will Hold
Forth at Brackey's Hall On
Sycamore Street.

Tonight at Brackev's Hall on
Upper Sycamore street the usua,
weekly a. hletic show VIII draw a
large crowd Of enthusiasts The first
event will he a battle royal between
half dozen young DOXers with
heavily padded gloves. aud viii he
as fast and furious and funny as
ever. Harley Crahtree r1d X d John
son will box SIX rounds as the second
number and the third event will be a
six round bout between two co'ore1
pucilists. Cleveland Jones OF Cairo.
and Kid Fox of Memphis.
The last event will he ca ch-as.
catch-can wrestling match between
Reed Mechan and Willis brewer.
Mechan threw Hackney last Thus
lag night in a hard match, and will
try to retain his standing against
Brewer tonight. Brewer promises to
give Mcehan A fast match.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20

the order hit amongst $50 others
Jacob DublansM, a cement fnishcr
who refused to walk out because hc
had a wife and six children to car
for.
when the men came anil called
the strike what did they tell you?'
Dublansk was asked
Just told US there was strike
and that we should quit"
Then wha'?'
Then told him | had a wifo and
six children, and one or the men
asked him who was gong to pay Tor
our lost time
And them
Then he went to the foreman and
stepped us"
Henry Baum and Steven Biclcky
also cement workers. gave similar
testimony. They said they had sc,a
motor ear with its well clad cccr-
pans arrive. and then haG seen il go
churniag away. leaving them without
jobs in the dead Of winter.
Other Witnesses to.d OF Mad 1cn5
demanding Sl.500 to $ tile tho strike.
and an offer of $500 which be spurncd
and finally the payment OF Si.U5n.
The day following the payment Il
this 81 GOO, according 70 Ni,uesEe e.
the strike was declared of In add-
tion tn this money Witnesses sworp
that the owner Of tho bnilding paid
SEQ to Eoyle one OF Maddcn-s
lieutenants, 10 pay the expenses -
calling the strike.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
DENIED AL|MONY
Mrs. Tucker Saws Her Annual In
come is St750-Can Renew
Petition L7,er.

Chicago, May 19-Nrs. Dolly 10
gan Tucker, who is sung her hue
band, Colonel William r Tucker T.
S. A. retired for separate mainte1.
ance was denied temporary alimony
todty by Judge Barnes in the su
perior court here Oday. Barnes said
it was annarent that Mrs, Tucker
was not in dire want or anything at
this time but that she might renew
her petition at a later date
The affidavit Cf Col Tucker was
read showing that l>rs. Tucker has
property worth 100000 Mrs.
Tucker in her aqidavit said that her
income was S17JO a year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
Siyth Round.
JEFFRIES CIMMENTS.

Chicago, May 19.-James J. JEFF
fries, after hearing the details of the
Johnson-OBrien fight, expressed the
opinion that Johnson should have
made better showing. considering
his superior height and weight
Jeffries said he will say nothing
about the match until the end of the
present theatrical engagement in
July, and declared that II Johnson
then meant business he wound bo
ready to fight him five months aft r
the signing of articles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
ILL|NO|SCONV|C1S
To Be EMPLOYED
MAKING ROAD MATERIAL AND
WORK ON PUBLIC ROADS AC-
CORDING TO BILL PENDING
IN LEGISLATURE.

Special to The Bulletin.
Springfield, H. May l9th.-The
house committee on penal ard reform
atory Institutions this afternoon re-.
ported fayorably on house bin 3l7
lthe Abbey bilD which authorizes the
employment Of conyicJs and prisoner
in the penal institutions of Illinois in
the manufacture of road material,
The bin provides for the detach
ment Of gangs Of prisoners to work in
qualTics and on the public roads,
breaking stone. 1t also empowers tht
state authorities to build stockades
and enclosures for the conyicts so en-.
ploNed ia quarrieS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
CHICAGO'S BILL.
FINALLY BEATEN
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY BILL
PASSED MAKING FELLOW
EMPLOYE JOINTLY LIABLE
WITH EMPLOYER.
Special to The Bulletin.

EIl'A ldi ~ I ht pUllNlIH.
Springfield H., May 19.-The
house killed the consolidated Chi
cago charter bill this evening, it re
cciying but e votes 20 81 against it
The house passed the employers
liability bill, whiih nullifios he fellow
scryant bill. It provides t1aJ an ON
ployo who contributes by his negli-
gcncc to the injury of another en-
ploye shall be equally liable for dam
ages with the employers, and multi
tics any contract which may re en-
tered into between an employer and
cmployc by which the cup.oy re
lease the employers from responsible
ity for personal injury
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
THREE CHILDREN BURN.

Herrin, H.. May 19.-While Mrs.
Marion Mccormick was away from
her home today it was fired b. her
playing with maches and a
boy aged 2 boy aged and Girl
aged 5, were burned to death.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
PLAYERS SOLD.

Lincoln, Ncb,, May 19.-The sale of
Pitcher FIockenbury to the Burlington
club in the Central association and
the sale Of Pitcher Hendrix OF Peoria
Of the Three n league was announ-
ced by owner Green Of the Lincoln
Western league team today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
SUNDAY PICTURE SHOWS.
rCape Girardeau DomncratD

fCape Girardeau Democrat)
The question of SUNDAY shows has
been one Of much specla'icn for
some time past but tae couHcll set
tied the question at its meeting on
Monday night By repeating the old or
dinanCe. The moving picture shows
can now throw open their doors and
satisfy those who seek Sunday
amusements.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
When Romance Flees.

When a woman can meet one of her
husband former swecthearfs and
treat her courf c1H7ly OF kindly. it Is
sign hat the former sweetheart has
either grown very stout or las faIed
terTibly.-Chiclg3 RccordHerald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-20
TyrannicaI Science.

Everything has to be scientific
nowadays, cooking. beverages. educa-
tion sport. bookkeeping law. hygiene.
sociology-'hat is what We teach our
children. Nc wonder tire world Is so
dull To eHjoy ones self is not scien-
tihc.-Paris Journal