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The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

The truck has just been put into the
shop for repainting and overhauling,
Will be placed again in the regular
service
The Packard factory being about four
miles from the business center OF De-
troit. the company employs n special
delivery car for carrying the mail back
and forth and for other special trips
car IN 1907 packard 40" experimental
car, which first went onto the road
March 10. 1905. AS an experimental
car the executives OF the company and
ment drove the car 5000 miles. In
April, 1905. II was equipped with a
light delivery body and has since been
the special delivery car. ON this SER
Vice il has done active work 252 days.
and has covered 17,742 miles making
l,509 trips and an average per day OF
7O4 miles Thus between its road
service and It's later work as light
delivery wagon this car has made
about $4,000 miles and will be con-
tinuCd In It's present capacity.
New Member az 4. l.. 4. VI.
An important meeting OF the board
OF managers Of the Association OF
licensed Automobile Manufacturers
was held Tuesday.
The report OF the show COMMITTEE.
made by Col. George Pope. was very
enthusiastically received. The show
was the most successful ever held. both
as to receipts aud business done by
exhibitors. over $4,000 Will be re-
bated to exhibitors. being an increase
of nearly 100 per cent over the rebate
OF the same show Ia 1907.
The Hudson Motor Car company Of
Detroit. Mich. was admitted to MEM
hfrship tu The Licensed association.
This ~ new company organized for
the purpose or producing moderate
priced riWabolt
j. l.. Hudson. a prominent capitalist
Of Detroit, IS the president or the com
The new car has a r-cylindcr en-
gine viii sell for less than 81 900, and
be produced in large quantities. De-
liVerits viii commence during tho 1909
seasonl The factory OF the company is
that formerly Occupied In Detroit by
the Northern Motor car Co
More shock tbsorbers.
IT Is interesting to note the change
81 opinion tu motoring circles regard
iug the necessity OF n shock absorber.
Ia less than three years We have seen
the pendulum OF public opinion swing
from the idea that n shock ahsorber
that ivy are today a necessity. Those
who have followed the Glidden tours
ana other endurance runs have realized
what prominent part the shock ah.
sorber has played on each winning car
The announcement. therefore. by the
Hartford suspension 60. that for 1910
every Packard automobile viii De-
equipped at the factory tn brt roit WITH
thc Trunault- Hartford shock absorb
ers does not come entirely a. a sur
prise but as further evidence that
automobile U1aHufaCturers as "a whole
can do TO make their cars ride easier
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

we're all trusting that IL may see the
Detroit Tigers, your hope and mine.
setting a new record for the American
league by Winning their third consecu-
tive pennant and then topping IL all
on by grabbing a worlds series-the
only baseball honor to which they are
eligible, that they haven't clutched al
ready.
Are we going To see our dream come
true? Well. you're "A lot better prohpet
than ! am. Mr.. Fan, II you can tell
TO a certainty. It's a hard thing for
sny man TO predict in 50 wonderfully
well-matched an organization as this
American league OF ours. Away from
home, when we're fronting the hostile
hordts, you and | both may conscien-
tiously assert that the Tigers will win
again, of course But right here in
Detroit. when we settle down to ser
ious discussion OF the situation. neither
OF us will dare 10 venture any such
pi reelection as that.
Last year said there wasn't
team I'm the American league that look
ed any better TO me than ours did. IN
ready with that same opinion THIS
year. In spite OF the additional strength
tndl at ledSl TWO vi Oui SioSSSt 'i'eAo
have secured. I'M READY WITH 1T
BECAUSE, IN MY JUDGMENT, De
TROIT'S CLUB is BETWEEN 10
AND Is PER CENT STRONGER
THAN 1T WAS A YEAR AGO.
Just think what we accomplished
last year in the line OF development OF
players,
When we started the year neither
YOU nor had much of any confidence
in Eddie Wileu. We had all begun
TO think that. in spite OF his great
ability. he was never going to be able
10 bring IL TO market in way to help
the Tigers Eddie surprised us all
last year. think you'll admit, MI
Fan. am expecting to see him I'M
prove on even the great record ne
made then.
don't know anybody who mas de-
veloped better pitcher in recent
wears than Eddie Summers. A year
ago he was an untried recruit. Now
he's shown himself TO be pitcher
right on a par with Walsh. Donovan
less and the other first-water gems.
He won more games for us last year
than any other man OF our tried anu
true staff. 1T WOULDN'T SURPRISE
ME- IN THE LEAST. MR.. FAN, ~
SEE HIM TOP THE LIST IN 1909.
And Bush? Well. here is where we
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
YALE'S WRESTLERS
DEFEAT CORNELL'S

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March g.
Yale won the dual wrestling bout
from Cornell here last night, four
bouts TO three Goebel, Yale's giant
football guard, was defeated on points
in the heavyweight class by Talbot.
the intercollegiate hammer thrower;
l.. j Peake. OF Pennville. n. Y, Cor
nell's 145-pound representative. dislo-
Gated his shoulder In his bout and
was carried to the Yale infirmary suf-
fering acutely. His withdrawal gave
the bout and the tournament to Yale.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

and give better satisfaction Is money
well invested.
Bike Champ n Demonstrator.
II is seldom that the champion OF the
world volunteers "A demonstrated.
but Frank Kramer, the cyclist, for three
years professional champion OF the
world. volunteered for the work at
Newark and Louis J. Wyckon. or the
ESseI 70 An,omobg ngs, Who s@s
car or 40 horsepower. accepted the
proposition. Kramer plans ultimately
70 enter the automobile business. and
the opportunity to try out his new car.
and also to sell cars. appealed to him.
He Joined the field OF drivers outside
and his good work resulted I'm several
sales delighting Kramer with the week
The champion has car fitted out In
Jackson green, and he intends to put
his car through the PAGES this year In
preparation for possible fling NJ auto
mobile racing and an entry Into th"
automobile Held az statesmen when
ms time has run out In the cycling ueld
In which he has won a fortune and IN
which he cleared $4,000 last year.
o
Ford Argument.
Substitute pubber tires for steel on
railroad locomotive n such thing
Were feasible and II Is obvious that
these tires would be considerat .
larger than on any automobile But
could they talk size OF tires as q COM
parison of safety or efiicienCy between
the locomotive and the automobile " r
the load that determines the proper
size OF tircs-the numbcr 81 pounds
they have to Carry--and relative
statement covering the tire slH's 'tu
only be made by computing tire size
against car weight How man cubic
inches of tire for each pound ~ weight
Is the question Of practical imppftau r
In discussing tire sizes
The Ford model CT has tho largest
tires or all the automobile mauutac-
tured For every pound Of weigh. the
model '"r' has 2.33 cubic inches ~ iite
o
Orator Chalmers In Demand.
Hugh Chalmers. president off, thc
Chalmers Detroit Motor company,
makes a good mauy public addt sses
On business subjects
Recently he addressed the National
Sales Managers association ip chicago
on Employment Training and super
/ vision of statesmen THE speech ne
made on that orcasiou d. printed iu
this months issue ~ the Business
Philosopher
Last Friday uight ne addressed oUc
Of the classes az the y NJ e \ ON
Craftsmanship. and ~ f. hooked TO
address the local association Of Bank
; Ing Clerks ~ their NEXT meeting
ON March To- he VII he one OF tee
speakers at the annual spring banquet
OF the Grand Rapids AdVertistng cluh.
aud he ~ also dated 20 appear before u
mocting or the National Association 81
Advertising clubs, In Louisville, next
4 August.
Royals Pine Performance.
The Regal 80" which started from
! here week agO last Monday for the
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
CHEVROLET IS
WITH BUICK.

FLINT. Mich. March 6.-Louis
Chevrolet, holder OF the one-mile
worlds straightaway gasoline auto
record. and best known as the man
who In 1905 defeated Oldfeld, when
Barney was at his best In ten out OF
eleven races. today signed as a men,
Der OF the Buick team and together
with Lewis Strang and Bob Burman.
Will be seen In the big track and road
races this season on Buick cars.
Chevrolet has long been identified
with the Fiat and other foreign cars
and will have much to say about tho
designing and building OF the Buick
racing cars.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
Tim" JORDAN
STAYS At HOME

NEW YORK, March cit is expect
ed that the Dodgers will start prac-
tice, at least many OF them. at their
training camp at Jacksonville. Fla.
next Monday. A bunch OF the players
and some others connected with the
club. left for the south on board the
Clyde liner Arapahoe yesterday.
Manager Harry Lumley and the
coterie of players that have been boil
ing out at Hot Springs. Ark. will
leave that resort tonight for the camp.
When the Dodgers set sail from this
city the mighty first baseman. Tim
Jordan did not accompany the squad
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
II Saved His Leo.

"All thought I'd lose my leg" writes
j. A swenson. WATERFOWL, Wis. Ten
years Of eczema. that IL doctors could
not cure. had al last laid me up. Then
Bucklens Arnica Salye cured IL sound
and we'll" Infallble for Skin Erup-
lions. Eczema. salt Rheum.. Boiis Few
er Sores. Burns Scalds. cuts and piles
At + G Kinsel. Central Drug Co,
GRAY A. Worcester
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
DETROITERS CONFIDENT THAT 1909
GLIDDEN WILL START IN OUR TOWN

endurance test planned by Sales Man
agei c. w. Franklin, OF the Regal Mo
tor Co, arrived at Syracuse. y. V. this
week Monday at noon. having Inad'
the trip in two hours under a wee r
over roads which the crew Of the cal
is ready to swear are as bad as any
ever conceived I'm the mind OF mortal
nan. The Regal people are much graf
flied at the outcome OF the trip. for IN,
test was not one or speed, but or mold
ing up" qualities. and the hnal tel%-
gram sent in by Driver George -
Wilcox tells very eNpressively his Idea
OF the cars exhibition.
Local Jotting@
Mrs. Lucian ). Moore. OF No. i6 Ed
mund -pL. Is one Of tho latest pui
chasers OF Detroit Electric
brOugham
August qoebel. OF the Goebel Brew
ing Co. IL another Detroiter 70 take an
EMF 80" from J T. Schneider.
Two more Maxwell runabouts were
disposed OF this week by the Maxwell
Briscoe- Mcleod Co. one To 4. IL.
Hampton. and the other to hammond
& Standish.
Mrs j. s. Scovel. OF Ann Arbor. has
purchased Chalmers-Detroit go" and
Miss Dymock, OF the same city, a
chalmers 30" from Grant Bros. w. -.
Palmer. % Jackson. has taken thal
mers 30
H. H. Thorpe local agent Tor thc
Regal car has moved from No. 80
Noodward-ave. 10 the Brush Runahout
agency No. III Woodward ave. This
gives Ashley Pond Jr. and y ". Brady
Tho use OF the large garage and sales
rooms at Nos $50 and 132 Woodward
Daniel O'keefe OF O'Kcefe n Metlcn.
Ias uurchaSpd model n stevens
Durvca = schneider has also sold
"a pierce stN-cvliuder ruuaboUt 10 \.
NJ Rust. OF saginaw the thtrd Pierce
car MIR Rust has owned within year
md "A mil
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

new octopede she'll II the merchants
aud others, solicited for funds. do
not disappoint
when Joe CantiIIon quits that $4,000
job at Washington IL will be with
Mr.. Noyes and his associates point
ing TO the door.
Monnt md Burns, the two Heater Go.
employees who wrestled at the Gayety
last evening. gave 1t up after an
hour with no fall,
.
The Buffalo CentraIs play at the y. VI.
q. y. Monday night. On "Wednesday
evening occurs the clash between -
A. G. and the Spaldings
Phil lewis. the harum-scarum short
stop OF the Brooklyn club. Will no
longer be n source Of anxiety To Eb-
belts. He. goes To- Baltimore.
bail games played during the week
the girl game being won by one
point after miX-up between the Of
fiCtals
Pitcher Groom, with the Washington
club. viii be one OF the tallest pitCii-
ers In the major Leagues N he makes
good tie has Addie Joss beaten D.
two inches.
More boats, engines and httings are
being sold at the Motor Boat show
this week than has ever been the
case in similar length OF time IN
Detroit before.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
ENGLISH FOOTBALL
PLAYERS, ATTENTION

Football players OF English de-
scent are invited TO attend the grand
complimentary smoking concert. to be
given by. the Premier" Lodge lmper-
ial Order OF st. George, on Thursday
evening next. at their hall, In the
Bamlet building, and TO give in their
names TO w ]. Bradshaw Kick on
Will he at < 20
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
.ELBERFELD GOES
HOME AS USUAL

MACON, Ga, March Norman
Elberfeld was called away IN the
midst OF his practice yesterday by a
Telegram informing him that his six
months-old baby was III with diph
iberia. Elberfelds spring training
has been interrupted the last four
seasons by sickness in his family. He
left for Lynchburg. Va, on the first
train he could catch. Manager Stall
ings sent Donovan to take the Kids
place at third base.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
PADDY WHITE
A 'C0LLAPSER'

NEW YORK, March e-Matthew
Maloney. who holds the worlds record
for speed In a Marathon race. won in
the contest from Rye to Columbus
Circle, met and defeated, in terrible
struggle OF brain, heart aud lungs.
Paddy White, the Irish Marathon
champion, at the Sixty-ninth regiment
armory.
White collapsed in the third lap OF
the twentieth mile. Maloney's rec.
ord OF two hours, Sc minutes and
26 1-5 seconds. made I'm the new York
Evening Journals Rye-Columbus Cir
Gle Marathon. was not beaten.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
Jockey EDDIE DUGAN
JOINS BRITISH HEGIRA

NEW YORK, March Edward
Dugan, recognized by horsemen
throughout this country as the pre-
mier OF the day. who has been riding
during the past summer with great
success in Los Angeles. sailed today
on the st. Louis. of the American
line, for England. Young Dugan has
signed to ride for Bolton Lodge, at
Newmarket during the coming year.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
DETROIT CAPITAL
IN PT. HURON NINE

A combination OF Detroit and Port
Huron capital has been interested In
the formation OF corporation to back
"A Port Huron baseball club In the
Border league. An effort is now In
progress to secure sixth town 10
complete the circuit. with Sarnia the
most feasible
The names OF the Detroiters inter
ested In the team will be announced
I'm few days.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
JEFFR|ES SEES
SIGHTS OF TOWN

NEW YORK. March 6.-James J..
.Jeffries visited District Attorney Je-
rome, with whom he is acquainted. at
the criminal courts building today.
and afterward inspected the Tombs.
After chat with the district attor'
ney Jeffries was taken across the
bridge OF signs.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

all shout! Even In all the neat things
that have been said about this boy
| don't think the half has yet been
told. I'm willing to go frankly on rec
ord, and I'm sure you'll bear me out in
II, that he made actually the best start
In fast company last year that ever d
youngster has registered in fast com.
pany, closeness of the race and every
thing else considered.
Then there's George Moriarty We
were all sorry, weren't We, Mr.. Fan, t.
see good old Bill Coughlin go? The
parting OF the ways has been the one
really regrettable feature of my work
in Detroit But even Bill himself knew
that his usefulness here was done. He
played bad ball for Detroit last year
and. when he lost confidence in him
self. there was no hope for any pos
sible return TO form here. AS result
We have Moriarty.
I'm looking for Moriarty TO develor
into one OF the best third basemen oil
the game. Not only that. / think he
will greatly strengthen us on the path
and at bat
And none of this takes into account
the additional strength We may receive
from the young players whom he viii
try out this year. Our catching stan
expect to be considerably better than
last year. While Thomas, on account
OF his weak arm. could not be relied on
for more than one game week, we
have two sterling catchers I'm Brecken
dorf and Stanage who should be able
alone. If necessary. to handle all the
work behind the bat. BY this I'm moi
for a moment intending you shall be
lieve that we're going TO have TO get
along without Charlie Schmidt. CHAR
LIE AND MR.. NAVIN WILL GET TO
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
PelIetler Menominee Champ.

MENOMINEE. Mich, March g.
Especial. THE Menominee Bowling
tournament in which every bowler OF
note I'm the city participated, came
TO a close last night and the handsome
trophy cup was awarded to JOS. Pei.
letter, who averaged 1871.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
REDUCED FAREs WEST

Mail "A postal card 10 Robert &.
Jones. PIP Majestic building. Detroit,
and secure folders. land pamphlets and
complete information free. by return
mail
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
Laubscher Wins His Match.

Prof. Lou J. Laubscher won the
second and final half Of his match at
two styles with Sam Rossman. pro-
prietor of the Broadway pool room, de-
feating him by grand total OF 25O
TO 1872 straight pool. and making so
superior showing in the fancy shots
that Mr. Rossman quit before the COM
petition was finished.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

That Detroit is the Center OF the
world" OF automobile was ofhcially
recognized I'm the form OF resolution
passed by the National Association or
Automobile Manufacturers on Wednes-
day. Mr. William r.. Metzger, OF the
"E- NJ +" company, and who ~ mem
Der OF the executive committees or both
associations. has left no stone unturned
to ensure the great automobile classic
starting right which is to say, from
Detroit. Partly as a compliment 10
their colleague but more as an express
sion OF the unanimous opinion that the
worlds greatest producer of motor cars
10 the logical point from which 70 start
the tour the y A. A. NJ passed, with
out dissenting vote. resolution
strongly requesting the American
Automobile association to concede De-
trOits claims.
Chairman Hover positively declines
to announce officially either the point
from which IL will start or the cities II
will pass through. IL liz noticeable,
however. that the gentlemen who have
been so strenuously pulling wires ana
working pulls to get the coveted prize
from Detroit. wear a smile or content :
ment. not TO say OF eNultatton. and if
they will not commit themselves TO the
statement that the 0lidden Will sart
from Detroit, they as much as say II
Will not start from envy other city.
Advices from Chicago indicate that
the Windy city has decided to accept
the inevitable and 20 be pleased ~ that
town is on the itinerary for one night .
fact, II il as certain as that Detroit
Will give the big caravan its send-on
Denver Is keeping up "A vigorous
campaign and viii likely win out as
the city which Will be the westernmOst
extremity OF the tour ON Thursday
the Denver Post started a Studebaker
"8O" car over "A route for Chicago. the
object being to work up enthusiasm by
the way. The trip at this time OF the
year Is proving n strenuous one but
the famous scout" car Is living up TO
it's reputation FOR pushing forward re-
gardless OF all obstacles. IT. by the
time the car reaches Chicago, there -
any greater certainty than at present
az TO the route. the Studebaker scout
Will Doubtless push on To- Detroit go as
to cover the entire tour.
d
service az Commercial Cars. So
The question H. often asked. How
long viii motor truck stay IN active
commission %
The Packard Motor Car company. Of
Detroit. uses its own three ton truck
exclusively In It's local haunnR Tie
Packard cOmpanN's No. 7 truck was put
into service in 1897 IL has been actu-
ally In service 5e2 days. during which
70 has covered lG,iSs miles. It's priuci-
pal work has been In hauling express
i,hd ffcight between the Packard Fac
tory and the different railway freight
depOts. TIE truck IN the rtme II has
been I'm use. has made 1873 ttips and
has hauled a.NG3022 pounds OF freight.
or. Approximate 1000 tons. It's tom
mage per day has been 1905 pounds
and It's aycraEe tonnage per trip. 5.505
pounds TIL" gasoline consumed IN
these 5-2 days ~ work has been 3,5iS
gallons. or an average OF 400 miles per
gallon.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
RAGING SURELY
DEAD IN TEXAS

AUSTIN. Tex, March 6.-That rae
ing is dead In Texas is now foregone
conclusion. IL is expected that the
governor will sign the anti-race track
bill which was passed last night by
the Legislature. sometime next week.
The state senate last night passed the
bill which will be known as the Rob-
ertson anti-bookmaking law by law
OF IS to ~ 1t had previously passed
the house.
Rex L. Coming Again.
Rex l.. the Rex Americas PAGER who
has been we'll touted. has been placed
In l.. V. Shuler's stable.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

BusIucsS-Iikr printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat Kind that
Looks right. Times Printing Co.. No.
Is John R-st. Phone i4ys
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

Two years ago, as he took up
the labors Of managing the Tig-
ers, Hughie Jennings voiced on
this page the promise TO the de-
voices Of baseball In Detroit that,
while his team might not win the
pennant, 1t would convince it's
supporters en- every afternoon OF
play, that there was sincere ef-
fort In progress to win that game.
How we'll Hughie made good is
a matter Of history. The Tigers
won their first flag in 20 years,
surprising the entire baseball
world.
Last year Jennings, in a SINH
lar message, told the fans that
none Of the teams In the league
locked any better 10 him than his
own. But for a succession OF mis-
fortunes the Tigers would have
won by large margin. Tney did
make good his prediction, though
their victory was only after a most
heart-breaking finish.
In the accompanying article,
Jennings takes the baseball public
Of Detroit and Michigan into his
confidence for a third time, dis
cussine the prospects of the sea-
sen and telling what he hopes TO
accomplish.-Sportlng Editor.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
Politicians In Charge

Politicians in Charge.
Look out, you Cubs and Giants. Win
hers OF many hard campaigns now
control the Enthusiastically
North American
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
BY HUGH JENNINGS.

Well, here we are again, Mr.. Fan on
the eve OF another baseball season.
We're all OF us interested In what IL
likely to bring forth. beyond doubt, and
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

Two more Maxwell runabouts were
disposed OF this week by the Maxwell
BrisCOe- Mcleod Co. one To- l.. II
Hampton. and the other TO hammond
* Standish
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
Reaars Fine Performance.

The Regal so" which started from
here a week axe last Monday for the
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

August Goebel. OF the Goebel Brew
ing Co IN another Detroiter 20 take an
EMF 80" from u. Schneider.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
THE VERY LATEST

Graham bread and oatmeal have been
RELOCATED TO the pantry shelf, aud IN"
latest fad boo yictuals is 10 liv" IN m
cooked foods, such as fruits, nuts, and
unGred bread aud all vegetables which
can bee eaten in their natural state,
such %. lettuce, Tomatoes, rndish"s, pep
pcr- aud uuiuus To sustain tbs theory
We are told that;
can food. with the life priucipl"
intact are vl'aliling. Al cooked foods
have had 'hl, yltaliling element driven
ONT by boiling, hence are scientifically
dead.
"NI food Hor' for n long period on
Zee is less y'uli1inp than 'hut which
has been kept M It's normal 'cmpcra
iurc. Thi, b.. the reason that u per
son ran live more chearly ou uucpo ol
foods. Being live foods, they will
sustain for 70 long period and the time
of digestion b. less, hence there is not
such % tax 90 the digestive organs ~
in the ease II cooked or dead foods
and one feels brighter aud better
~ all that is true, what il 10 borom,
Of the old law that
eve may live without art, aud
Live without books,
But civilized man cannot
Live without cooksl''