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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-03-29

Governor Dickerson has vetoed the
bills appropriating money to build fire
proof building for the Nevada Historical
society, to aid the state agricultural
society and for an experiment farm in
Churchill county. The appropriations
vetoed amount to $4,000. He has
also vetoed other bills.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-03-29
VIII for Deed.

LET us declare war" exclaimed the
people of an outraged nation.
But we have no powder" explained
the military secretary. r
The people thought this over a mo.
ment and modified the demand.
"Well, anyhow" they suggested,
"it's up to us to declare that we would
declare war IL we had powder"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-03-29
|sAIMAGUNDI

Hrs. Willis left for San Francisco
turday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Neergaard left for Denver
morning to join her husband.
rvo Thousand Cedar fence posts for
e. Inquire at this Office for parti-
lars
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
|mpbelI and her little grandson are
~ much better today. /
Mrs. Ed Lytton, is confined to her
use with sprained ankle. It will be
70 or three weeks before she is able to
i around. ne
Mrs. Van Leer and daughter left last
ght for Salt Lake, where Miss Van
eer will be treated by. a specialist for
IF trouble. ! f.. ->.
The new remedy for heart trouble is
lied Observation-Disclosures. We
bly, mention it to bring joy to the
carts of printers and proofreaders.
The round table at the Western
az c yards is in place and engine No.
tie first one to be turned, was turned
h it yesterday. Work is progressing
icely at the yards. :
Te +o1ou 20 q fa;r oor,opla of tbo xuoo+I,o,.
Or the remainder of the month, March
I'LL 60 out like lion. Wind, rain and
now have been in order nearly all day.
IS we write snow is falling at a lively
ate. .....
DR.. Frances E. Williams, the first
oman at Goldfield, died suddenly
lere last Thursday from an acute
tack of neuralgia of the heart. She
as prominent in the mining industry
nd was very popular.
One of the Porch boys, about - years
age, was brought in from Mound
alley with bad cut on the head. Drs.
God and West dressed the wound. He
not seriously hurt. We were unable
learn how the accident occurred.
The last legislature passed appropria-
on bills for the benefit of the Nevada
ate University to an amount CT $685.
% and is amount has been cut down
: the governor vetoing bills that
rried an amount of 1856, OOO.-Carson
ews
Ryoung advocate said to Dean Swift.
doctor, that the parsons
ID the devil should litigate cause,
hich party would you think would
lin it?" '"The devil, no doubt was
e DEANS reply, "as he would have all
lie lawyers on his side"
The county road scraper was put to
ork on the streets this morning. This
ternoon Asa. Womack manipulated
e lines over eight horses, four abeast,
they hauled the scraper back and
rth through the street. Asa seemed
enjoy his part of the work.
Constable Ouderkirk made raid on
e red light district last week and
sht Of the maques were caught in the
It. To escape prosecution and term
the chain gang all the miserable
agreed to leave town and
YER come back. They are a disgrace
any community.
Over fifty men are headed for the
ate prison from the various counties
the state. AS far as known at this
ne there will soon be fourteen from
ten from Washoe, five from
ko and six from White Pine while the
her counties have enough on hand to
up the quota expected.-Carson
ews.
Don't work for wages all your life.
wing property is the first step to in
pendence. Elko real estate is sound
yestment. Money has been made by
who ever invested in Elko lots. We
I'VE ground at prices within reach of
~ IAN drawing laborer's wages.
,tS 5kRn RI HQYS mr. lot E1Lo uida ond
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-01-14
Asks Us to Print.

To relieve the worst forms of Rheu-
matsm, take teaspoonful of the fol.
lowing mixture after each meal and at
bedtime:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one.half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
These harmless ingredients can be
obtained from our home druggists, and
are easily mixed by shaking them well
in bottle. Relief is generally felt
from the first few doses.
This prescription forces the clogged.
up, inactive kidneys to filter and strain
from the blood the poisonous waste
matter and uric acid, which causes
Rheumatism.
AS Rheumatism is not only the most
painful and torturous disease, but dan
gerous to life, this simple recipe will
no doubt be greatly valued by many
sufferers here at home, who should at
once prepare the mixture to get this
relief.
1t is said that q person who would
take this prescription regularly, dose
or two daily, or even a few times a
week, would never have serious Kid
ney or Urinary disorders or Rheuma-
tism
Cut this out and preserve it. Good
Rheumatism prescription which real
ly relieves are scarce, indeed, and when
you need it. yop want it badly.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-01-14

Good for cuts, burns, bruises and
scratches, but especially recommended for
piles-DeWitt's Carbolizad Witch Hazel
Salve. Sold by r. c. Dodson.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-01-14
Council Proceedings.

Regular meeting Borough Council,
Emporium, Jan. 4, 1909 Present
Messrs. Marshall, Friendel, Good.
nough, Norris, Munford and H amilton.
Absene--Messrs. White, Rishell and
Cummings.
Minutes OF last regular meeting read
and approved.
The bills were read and on motion
Mr. Marshall, seconded by Mr.. Hamil-
ton the following were ordered paid:
Robt. Clark, hauling hose cart (2l........s8 90
John Welsh, work on streets, etc. .16 62
Jas Murray, work on streets, etc c......15 %
Tony Morrell work on strets .....-...... l 75
Jas. Skangron, work on streets .... W
Thos. w. Confoy, work on streets ...-. 90
Henry Duran, work on streets. .......... 60
JAS Farrell work on streets .....-..--. A
Chas. Prosser, work on streets ..'.....'. 70
w. ID. Droussey. extra work Elec. 1t etc Is
WV. Knickerbocker 20
Levi smith invoice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 81
S:ruthers Wells Co., invoice (3) .......66 6l
Stephens & Saunders & Co., invoice .. II
Lee Halderman, draying. ...... .......:. 20
Emporium Telephone Co., long DIST calls ~
Emporium Independent, Board Health II 90
F. V. Heilman X Co.. invoice. ...;:..... ~
L. d. White. paid Fr't. aud Ex. bills 4 2i
st. Marys Gas Co., gas for Dec l9O3.... 70 %
Police and Treasurer's reports read and order
ed filed, amounts as follows Receipts for Dec
$500. so; expenditures for / &C. $6666s; balance on
hand Jan l, 1909, S4,239.3}.
Moved by Mr. Norris, seconded by Mr.. Hamils
ton that bill of Johnson x McNarney amounting
to $l6285 for professional services be laid on
table until itemized bill be presented to the Coun
Gil. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Marshall seconded by Mr.,
Mumford that Theatorium be exonerated from
payment of licence tax. Carried.
Mr. Norris offered his resignation as Council
man from Middle Ward and Mr.. Goodnough
moved seconded by Mr.. Marshall that Mr.. Nor
ris' resignation be accepted and that Martin
Foster be elected Councilman in Middle Ward
until next regular election. Unanimously Car
ried.
On motion Council then adjourned.
r. G. MOORE, Secretary.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-01-14

English SPAWN Liniment removed
Hard. Soft Or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses; also Blood
Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney. Ring
Bone, Stiles, Sprains, Swollen Throats'
Coughs. etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. A wonderful Blemish Cure.
Sold by L.Taggart, druggist. 326 6m
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-01-14

Notice IS hereby given to all of my
customers that from this date I shall
demand payment in full for all pur-
chases during each week, every Satur
day night. We will adhere to this
rule strictly
F. X. BLUMLE.
Emporium, Pa, Dec, 28th, 1905.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-01-14
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SHIRT WAISTS
SUITS

Regular Price SIS. 90 now $4,000 Regular P
-" 5000 2I.oo
" $3.50 5000
" $500 " 1900
22 50 & 1000 g.
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-01-14
Notice to Customers.

(Other County News on 5th page.)
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04

city, May l. 1909. by the Rev ]. II. Sehroe
der; William J. II; HasseIbrock and Emmy
5. Rischmueiler. both of San Francisco
N0RDSTRoM-ROAN-In this city, April IS
1903. by the Rev Father Fleming Sacred
Heart church. Axel william Nordstrom and
Winnie Alden Roam.
PRALLE- -HE1TMANN-In this city. May 2
1909. by the Rev. G.. A. Bernthal, John
Pralle and Frida Heitmann, both OF San Fran
cisco.
SC0TT-LANZER-In this city, May 2. 1909
by the Rev. j. II. Schroeder, William Proctor
Scott and Erma Elizabeth Lancer, both of
Oakland. Cal.
WINTERS-J0HNS-I this city. May /. 1909
by the Rev. Frederick A. DOane. John c.
Winters of San Francisco and Annie f. Johns
Of Tudor. Sutter county Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
Ssn Francisco Monday, May g. 1903.
NDERSON-BOND-Otto H. Anderson. "a
2259 Gesry ST., and Gertrude A. Bond, 2s
I555A Ellis ST.
ERNHARD-BRANT-J Alvin Bernhard "a
1901 shrader st, and Edith ". Brsnt 2I
103s Devissdero st.
DIc9KsoN-DAvIs-5oseph a. Dickson, %. Pre-
sidio, and Louise Davis p, Monterey.
ISENBOoTH-KATZMAN - Beujsmip Fisen.
booth. p. Stevenson. Cal, and Mary Katzman
p. Brooklyn, y. \.
-BRAHURANwERT-A Feran. 80.
Greenwich ST.
REY-sTEINKE-Frsnk Godfrey. 25. Rose
vile. H., and Harriet Steinke, %. Hsyheld,
MINI.
ST., and Blanche DemOire. Is. 1T2 Eighth ST.
HAMM0ND-ALLISON-C NJ Hammond
san Francisco. and Grace Allison. q. orting,
HANSEN -BAuGHMAN- Antoine 4. Hansen. q.
Penn Grove, and Blanche A. Baughman, 49,
Pets luna.
EASsEN-EACHUS- A. Hassen, 2s
Tracy. snd Nola- B. Eachus. 81 Newman.
HoLDENER- ER-MARTY-JOseph HoIdeper. %,
and Marie Marty. q, both Of Newark.
HOLSON-RYBAK-Jo Holson 25 and Rose
Rybsk 26. both Of 434s Eighteenth st.
Ia sEINE-AREI.LANO-Frs La Seine. 3s
565 Fen ST, and Magdslena Areilano %, $50
Hylsnd ave.
-MccowAN-AIbert NJ. Mccall. o.
Charleston ". Va. and Mary l. McGowan
D. San Francisco.
D-CARTWRIGHT-M Michael Melon
aid -. l7l4 O'FsrreI St. and Gertrude
r Cartwright. 81. 5702 Mission ST
ORCHARD-BRYANT-Se Orchard, 40 3s
Roman 81, and Fannie Z. Bryant, %, VAL
lejo.
SC0TT-LANzER-Wfll p. Scott. %, and
Erma e. Lancer. IS. both Of oakiaRd.
SORICH-KAPS-Anron j. sorich 2s and
Mary ksps. "a, both of 724 Vermont st.
NINTERs-JOHNS-John c. winters. q. 1T2
MONTGOMERY ave, and Annie E. Johns, 49,
Iudor. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
MARRIAGES

BAUMEISTER-MAY-In this city. April 2s
1909. by the Rev. J. Fuendellng Edward A
Baumeister and Estella May, Sth OF San
Francisco.
BEUNDORF-SM0LENSKY this city Nav
1909. by the Rev. J. Fuendeinp OTTO A
Beundorf and Aiwine Smolensky. both Of San
Francisco.
BUTLER-SCHWARZ--I this city April 2s
1909, by the Rev g. A. Bernthal John Bet
Ter Of san Francisco and Anna Matilda
CRARY-B0SNARD-In this city. May J. 1903
BY the Rev ]. s. Troxell, pastor Epwortb
Methodist Episcopal church. Stephen A. crary
Of May6eld and Mary Louise Bonnard of
Boone. La.
DOILITER-LESTER-In this city. May J.
1903. by the Rev. ]. H. Schroeder Leslie
George DoiliveF and Florence Lester, both
of San Francisco.
ENEMARK-FISCIIER-I this city April %
1903. hy the Rev. g A. Bernthal Leon II
Enemark and Bertha Fischer, both OF san
Francisco.
HARGRAVES-BARTHO this city. May
j. 1909 br the Rev J. Fuendeiing- Herbert
y. Hargrares and Eleanor s. Barthold. both
Of San Francisco.
HASSELBR0CK - RIScHMUELLER = In this
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
VERNON CLUB WILL
MAKE IT'S FIRST
APPEARANCE
San Jose Team to Play for the
First Time on Outlaw Park
Against Oakland

The Vernon baseball club, the new
addition TO the Pacific Coast league
viii make its debut to the local base
ball fans this afternoon at Freemans
park. Oakland. when it will engage
the Commuters in this weeks series on
the local grounds. 1t viii be battle
between the tail enders, and Oakland
viii have a chance TO release the lid
and crawl out of the cellar.
The series should be a good one
owing to the fact that the teams ap-
pear evenly matched. While looking
over the lineup of both teams, Vernon
appears to be stronger than Oakland.
Bernard, Brashear, Eagan and Hogan
are well known here, and they are
capable diamond performers Brashear
seems TO be going better than ever, and
MS work with the stick has caused a
mild sensation in the south. Schaefer,
one of the twirlers for Vernon, is said
to be a good man, and the local fans
are anxious to see him in action
The Seals will be away a week at
Portland, and if they continue their good
work they will return home leading
the race The boys have been playing
great ball of late, and at their present
clip they can not help getting to the
top.
Long has an abundance of pitchers,
and they are all working well with
the exception of Griffin, who has been
indlsposed. As soon as he rounds TO
he viii be one of the Seals leading
mound artists. His work in the ex-
hibition series against the White Sox
gave great promise.
Should any of the ielders meet with
an accident while in the north, Long
will dispatch his utility man. Nun
oorn, TO Portland in case another play
er Is needed.
At the State league Oakland grounds
today San Jose Will make its initial
appearance against the Oakland team.
The Garden City team is in last place,
but at that IL should provide better
ball that the San Francisco team did
last week. The San Jose club appears
TO have pretty fair twirlers. and the
series might prove interesting. Oak
land is playing great ball and it will
take good team to beat it. With
Bloomtield in his present form and
Henderson and Moskiman working
yaders on their onward march. The
Invaders were hitting the ball hard
last week All the San Francisco
pitchers looked alike to. them.
The San Francisco team goes to
Santa Cruz 10 play a series with the
much improved Sand Crabs and from
the present gait of both teams II looks
ly all the games. The Stockton team
meets the Raisin Growers at Fresno.
and this series should prove exciting.
Fresno is much strengthened and will
give any team a tough argument.
Pitcher Ben Henderson for his loyal
tY TO Manager Cy Moreing of the Oak
land club has won the respect Of the
fans on both sides of the bay. The
clever twirler has had a number of
opportunities to better his condition
financially, as well as make a reputa-
tion in the baseball world but he
has given his word to Moreing. and
he is sticking by it. Cleveland has
made Henderson a number of good Of
fers. and the mana cement of the Maps
is still on his trail but up to date
he has refused 10 desert the Oakland
club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
DEATHS

ALJETs-In Oakland. Cal. May g. 1909. Willie.
beloved son Of john Aljets. and brother of
John W, Albert, Phillip and Theresa Aliets
and Mrs. Lizzie Radford. native of Cali
fornia. aged 10 years months and j days.
Friends and acquaintances are RESPECTFULLY
invited 70 attend the funeral services tomor-
row tMednesaay May .. leOs' at $3.50
Cal. Interment Martinez. Cal.
ARMEHD-In this city. May 2. 1909, Charles
II. Armend. brother OF Bernard G. Armend
OF New York city, native of Germany.
aged So years. A member Of Lincoln post
No I. g. A. r., and San Francisco Schuet-
zen verein.
BARR-In San Rafael. Cal. May 2. 1909. Will
D. and Fannie Barr. native of San Fran
cisco, Cal
The services will be held today Tuesday. !.
May 4, 1909, at l y. m, at the chapel of
Odd Fellows cemetery
BoNELLI-In this city. May !. 1909. Mary Bo-
nelii, native Of Italy. aged so years.
BoYD-In San Mateo. Cal. May 2. 1909, Cap
tain Frank Boyd, husband of Isabelle Boyd
father Of Eva and Frank Boyd and Mrs.
Eliza Therien, and grandfather OF Frank
Boyd and Ernest Therien a native Of Prus-
sis. aged T6 years months and 10 days.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday, May ;, 1909. at ] o'clock p. M,
from his late residence. 800 Ellsworth street,
San Mateo. thence TO Masonic hall. Odd Fell
lows temple. where services will be held at
1870 p- m. under the auspices Of Mount Mo-
ran lOlKe no. ~. y. q - NJ. OF san fran-
cisco Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
BRowN-In thisNity. May ). 1909 Albert Gal
latine Brown. beloved husband Of May Brown,
son Of George A. Brown Jr. of Stockton. and
brother Of Walter S. Brown Of Berkeley and
Edward I. Brown of San Francisco, a native
of CaliforDfa.
CALAPATI-In this city. May o 1909. Nico-
las Calapati, a native Of Greece, aged "a
years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today Tues
day.. May 4, 1909. at II O'Clock a. m. from
the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate un-
dertaking company, 2475 Mission street
thence to the Greek church. Seventh street
near Folsom, where services viii be held. In
terment Mount Olivet cemetery.
COoNEY-Entered into rest. May 3 1902 Cath
crime. beloved wife Of the late Patrick Cooney
and loving mother Of Thomas. William. George
and Walter Cooney. Mrs. Charles Hooker
Mrs. Charles Minton and the late Joseph
Cooney, native Of County Galway, Ireland.
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday. May ). 1909, at o O'Clock a. m.
from the funeral parlors OF Green, Ryan &
Donohoe. northeast corner Of Sixteenth and
Guerrero streets. thence to st. Charles Bor-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
Burns Accused Of Having
Run Under False CoIors

The letter carriers association was
granted a sanction by the registra-
tion committee of the Pacific athletic
association at its meeting yesterday
afternoon. The sanction will cover a
series of amateur events that the local
carriers will pull off at their annual
picnic at Shell Mound park July A..
The Spokane athletic club sent a
communicat tion to Chairman ErSkine
stating that Arthur Burns, the long
distance runner who won the Los Gatos
race last Saturday, was registered as
a member of that club and was in
eligible to compete under Reliance club
colors Burns was cited to appear be-
fore the committee next Monday.
The Portola athletic club was granted
a sanction for an amateur boxing ex-
hihitiOn
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
New Cup
Now Ready
JEWISH WOMEN COUNCIL
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
Mrs. Meyer Friedman Chosen
President of Organization

The annual meeting of the Council of
Jewish Women was held yesterday aft
ernoon and their officers for the ensuing
year were elected. Preceding the cleo
tion there were several musical num-
bers, Miss Amy Seller playing the piano
and Frank GesSen singing. The follow
ing are the officers President, Mrs
Meyer Friedman; vice president. Miss
Ruth Haber: treasurer, Miss Jeanne
Levy: corresponding secretary. Miss
Natalie WOllenberg: recording Secre-
tary Mrs. David Hirschler: auditor,
Mrs. George Greenzweig: directors
Mrs. julius Kahn, Mrs. George Godday.
Mrs. j. c. Levy, Mrs. Emanuel Elias.
Mrs Charles RoSenbaum and Mrs. julius
Baer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04

AUTO ROAD RACE
PLANS ARE CHANGED
Contest From New York to
Seattle Becomes a Hard
Endurance Run
Speed Limit Is Placed on the
Event to Satisfy the
Manufacturers
BY x. x. PHommedieu

The decided stand taken by the
Manufacturers contest association has
had the desired effect on those Hand
ling the road contest from New York
to Seattle. Two very important
changes have been made. The first
is that there will be no observers and
the drivers will be allowed to replace
injured parts with a penalty. The
most radical change is placing speed
limit on the contest, so that now it is
not a road race, but severe endur-
ance contest. The changes in the rules
read:
There will be no observers on the
ears. The mechanical committee of
the Automobile Club of America will
stamp the cars before departure as
follows: The side members of the
frame, front and rear axles, engine
base and cylinders, transmission case
and steering gear The winning car
must bear the stamps on arrival at
Seattle. All other parts can be
changed at will.
ANY contestant having to replace
any of the above parts can continue
in the contest, and on arrival at Seat
tie will be awarded a certificate of
performance. He will not be eligible
for the prizes. however.
'In order that there may be no
cause for criticism on account of un-
due speeding and in order that the
contestants may be kept under con-
troll and at the same time get adequate
rest while the drivers are still soft,
the following regulation has been
adopted:
PURSUANT to rule /, regarding
checking stations. and rule Z. which
deals with the regulation of the con-
test, it is herewith announced: Con-
testing cars will be controlled between
New York and ST. Louis and six u
hour control stations will be estab-
Iished at the following points, viz:
Poughkeepsie. Syracuse, Buffalo. To-
1edo, Chicago and st. Louis. The
transcontinental record made by the
winning car will be credited with the
three days consumed by the control
periods
"A schedule which has due regard
for the speed laws of the various
states has been laid out and no con-
testant will be allowed to check out
of the night control points before the
advertised time" u.
Five entries have been announced,
and it is known that the committee
has eight more in hand. The schedule
is hard one, and will test the en-
durance of the car to the utmostR 1t
is, however, an evidence of good faith
that the committee is doing all it
can to see that the law Is respected
Frank r. Fageol of Oakland re-
ports the following sales of Rambler
s.. automobiles: For
More New ty-five horsepower
Rambler Owners four cylinder tour
ing cars to Dr. s.
H Buteau, Oak
land; w: Parrin. Berkeley; II. B. Brig
ham, Oakland; one SO horsepower four
cylinder touring car to II. w. Howard
Berkeley; Arthur Thomas, Alameda; Z.
T. Letter Oakland.
The Medford auto company. Medford
Ore, reports the following sales: Thir-
~ four hAESe lAIs-er four.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04
JACK JOHNSON IN TRAINING

CHICAGO. May 3.-Champion Jack
Johnson began hard training today for
delphia May 19. He has been working
lightly with Kid Cutler. Tony Caponi
and Yank Kenny, and the three will
act as his sparring partners for the
is managing Johnson. says that al
though the big colored boxer will sail
for Engi iand May 70 ne intends to
ments here with kaufman and Ketchel
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-04

ing car to Fred Rapp; roadster to B +.
Thesis touring car to James . Rltier,
3O> horsepower four cylinder touring
car to George A. Morse.
George c. Schelling of Santa Rosa
reports the following sales: Thirty-slN
horsepower four cylinder touring car
to John CnOpius Jr. and one to Wiley
Coughran of Santa Rosa.
One of the changes wrought by the
passage of half century is to be
Noted Vehicle striking fashion
At the sno" kon-Pacific expo
In the exhibit of the Studebaker COM
pany there will be along with com
plete line of automobiles the carriage
used at the White House during the
administration of President Lincoln.
Associated with this carriage is one or
the saddest events in the history of the
American nation. 1t was the last Ve-
hicIe in which the martyred president
rode when alive. The carriage was
merchants of New York on his f~St
Inauguration. 1t was his favorite con-
veyance, and it carried him TO FOrd's
theater on the night of his assassina-
tion by Booth. Some years later it was
purchased by the Studebaker Broth
erS, company.
George ArbuSlGe, travelling repre-
sentative of the WintOn motor carriage
company, who has
To,,- Son+h been in San Fran
T. yI;n+on cisco. started south
last week on a
tour in a little six
cylinder WintOn. He Will go as 1ar
south as San Diego. and be gone at
least two weeks.
Among the new owners of Winton
six cylinder cars are William III. JOr-
dan and George F. Young of Modesto.
The latter drove his car home.
The Perpetual cup that takes the
place of the Pelton cup. won by Ben
:. Harvey in the
~ Cun Rambler, is ready
No. Randy for c o m D 2 I itiOn
around the bay.
The new cup is
by Hazlett L. Pelton and Harry Bogen.
The conditions are the same as those
that governed the other cup.