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The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
Henry Ford Prote.t.

II man wants 10 make poor I'm
preston on Henry Ford. he has oni,
70 refer 10 the making and selling -
automobiles as a game" and Mr.. Fore
has inculcated this IDEA into the mind.
OF every employe from Seattle TO Paris
ut isn't a game" says Mr.. Ford. IT !
an industry that rs rapidly assumir Z
the leading place among the industries
OF the world In the United states, II
represents An investment OF y2oo
900 900. gives employment 20 aoou'
1896 men. and pays them the highes
wages OF any manufacturing inteFes'
There are 253 separate concerns IN
gagged In the production OF cars In n
country and about 500 separate trade
involved. The OUTPUT for 1909 VIII bt
from $4,000 20 100000 cars
Calling II game has hurt the IN e
dustry--is hurting II today. Assoclat-
ing II with sports has removed IL par
TALLY al least. from It's rightful sphere
has pretudiced opinion against IL
when automobile manufacturers.
dealers and statesmen generally drop
the term 'game'-when newspapers re-
move IL from the sporting columns 70
the business section OF their paper ana
when the people generally transfer
their opinion from game TO 'nstional
Industry the automobile Industry VIII
grow and spread as IL never has before
for II satisfies an economic require
ment"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
CMALL CPORTINc
~ TALK - ~ WORLD

Hope college defeated Jackson @Yv on
the iatter's door. 46 to %.
Hube May and Lefty Everhsrdt arc
due to box at Fort Wayne tonight.
fs's said that ss,ooo,ooo worth OF auto.
changed hands at the Chicago show.
tinue after all, with a reduced cir
cult.
Adrian college and the RIversides both
claim the game played at Adrian
saturday night.
@
TIE Americas hcrses entered In the
English classics are drawing coo
weights. OF course
Clark ssa RslIo are the .eIested mr.
tIcipants I'm Windsor star quarrel
Wednesday evening.
%
~ frreprsssfbie Mrs. CaDrO win drive
track race ut New Orleans against
Miss Potter. OF Elgin, Ill
Weseern Hsxh Efrfs trimmed wyan-
0otte. - 60 Q. the worst basketball
defeat Of the sssson In these parts.
1t4nee. wa.ss . eksse> 60 psax base
Neil end football with Miehirsn.
& {0y ssnes she will get u. IN all
~ "a. ~ NJ. o.
- - nrnn~ksS Tor sh~ for
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

and by evening the last work will b.
done on this floor. Electricians hay,
followed the stan experts on this foo
and are almost up TO them.
Owing to the rink below only part
OF the room could be given over &c
the workmen. First IL was wired and
one end. Tonight when the roller
skaters have finished a large force
will invade the room and the garden
effect will grow like a flower IN the
night The booths are made on scale
from the blue print and each piece OF
material Ats, so the assembling is a
small Job.
Several special occasions have been
entered on the show programs. Mayor
Breitmeyer will be present on Mon
day evening and will set the ball roll
Ing with an opening address
Tuesday evening the Adcraft club
will attend the show in body At the
close OF the show that evening the
Adcrafters will entertain the members
OF the d. A. d. A. at a social session
at the fuller. Allan II. Frazer acting
as POSTMASTER.
Thursday will be Society Day. the
admission price being doubled in or
der TO afford the more exclusive class
OF purchasers better opportunity or
viewing the cars
Thursday evening the d. \. d. A.
will be the host OF the local and visit
ing trade and friends, at a smoker, to
be given at the Harmonic.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
CHICAGO T|GES
ON BOWLING )

CHICAGO Feb. 10 Herman Schae-
fer and Charley OLeary sent their
contracts duly signed. 10 Detroit. The
pair Will leave on the evening OF
March 6 for ST. Louis, there TO join
the rest of the Tigers and journey to
San Antonio for the spring training.
Herman and Charles will form two
ffths OF a bowling team that will roll
a match with Breen 4 Kennedys five
at the DrcXel alleys tomorrow after
noon. The teammates of the pair
will be Mordecai Brown, Jiggs Dono-
hue and Fred Falkenberg
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
CANS MATCHED
WITH J. WHITE

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.--Joc Cans
and Jabez White have been signed IN
for ten-round contest by the National
club, the fight to take place on March
II.
White was given n severe drubbing
-FOUR years ago by Jimmy Britt. and
since then has done little or nothing.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
BACK FROM SHADOW
COMES SILVER BILL"

The widely known BOOKSELLER, Silver
BIZ Riley. who had a serious tussle
with an attack Of Pneumonia is rapid
ly reCover.ns his health at Los An
geles. Cal. and will be down the big
line again this season.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
Cne.legged Boxers Fight
In Public 10 Cory finish

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Ia
The novelty OF one.legged box
ers settling a dispute in the ring
was OffcieH 10 Conshohocken
fang last night. IL was anything
but "A tame affair. the cripples
swapping punches from the
start Finally, I'm the third round.
Pug Mccall. OF COnshohOcken.
had such a big advantage over
NOune Noble OF Manayunk. that
tnc bout was stdppcd Mccall
is willing to meet Battling Mel
son. NJ The Dmc agrees % am-
puidle "a l"r
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
Detroit Automobile Dealers Associations Annual Show Holds the
Center Of the Stage at the Wayne Pavilion Opening Monday Enn

Promptly at $50 Monday evening
he gates % the spacious Wayne paw
lion will be thrown open and Detroit 3
annual automobile show-the only
low that viii be held in the Michi-
IN metropolis this season-will be
During the FIVE days ensuing, De-
troit Will be indulging in It's annual
Automobile Week" The world.fa-
nous cars made in Detroit will be
entertaining on the same reception
line with the most prominent of their
competitors. the prides or other cities.
Automobiledom OF Detroit and Michi-
gan viii be on hand and the general
public VIII be embracing with It's usual
enthusiasm the opportunity OF getting
a line on automobile progress and the
relative characteristics OF the outputs
OF the big factories.
The Detroit Automobile Dealers as.
ISOLATION. waxed strong from its year
or prosperity, and now including Writ
uauy every firm OF prominence in the
city. Is giving this show itself. The
ID. "A. ID. a. is a bit particular about
me functions 10 which IL turns its
hand. In pursuance OF this policy II
mas given Detroit what experts pro-
nounce by all odds the handsomest
show that has ever been organized.
For months Sculptors. artists and me-
chanlcs nave been engaged in the per-
fecting OF the details Men OF world.
Wide reputation In their respective
fields OF effort have contributed 10 the
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

hIbited 100 Jackson cars, but that I'D
10 date they have delivered 100 cars
10 customers aud by April l. are under
contract "a deliver AS many more Jack
sons said F. r. Davis, president OF
the Pioneer Implement Co: The west
crn farmers know good thing when
they see II. They are buying autos
and We are mighty glad To say that
good many OF them are buying Jack
sons
g
Quick Repairs TO Tires
The one ideal combination that ao-
tually banishes the tire-trouble buga-
boo rs a quick detachable rim and an
air bottle" says G.. W. Stadeiman. sec
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

show
This company rs making great
point thiS year OF some new features
or construction. some Of which were
noticeable on the new foreign cars eN-
htbtted at the Palace show
This feature will be- shown by means
or sectional chassis which viii be
show.
BY clever cutting out os certain por-
tions or the motor, transmission and
axle. and n liberal installation ~ small
electric lights inside Of those parts
every working feature az the entire
81 300 Chain Detroit car VIII be
shown,
A new car 20 be shown In this dis
play which has not yet been adver-
tised by the Chalmers COMPANY Will Do
low-hung roadster to be sold at
81 500. This roadster has never been
exhibited before. none OF the Chaimers-
Detroit denlers even having seen il vat.
a close-coupled body will also BE-
shown on the Forty" car This vs. a
very popular new type OF body this
seRso
The nrst display %, the Chalmers
viii Dee made hcvo and i'm
mediate deliveries are prou1i sod.
OF course. th" regular touring car
and runabout tvres ~ the Forty Cur
will he on exhibition. as well as tho
touring car and tour about types OF
the 30"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
Credi, Where IL L. Due

To the large automobile mRnufactur-
or belongs the credit OF having the
foresight and daring 10 invest large
nlete with pitfalls. and thus providing
the engineer with means OF working
out his problems That the American
IS able to compete and even beat thS
fcreiEners was most conciusively shown
when a Thomas stock car beat the
hest that Europe could produce IN the
New York to Paris race.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

rotary OF the Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Co. The quick detachable rim Is good
only up 10 the point OF making II easy
TO make a tire repair Then the air
bottle comes In. With this applis nee
Imitation to any degree OF hardness Is a
matter OF absolutely no work or effort
and OF less than 80 seconds time
When one says air bottle he means
the Goodyear air bottle. for the reason
that IL 10 the only imitation device or
Its kind that puts air. as opposed 10
gas. into the tire As any one who has
had experience in this line knows. gas
corrodes the valve. crumples the rub
Der OF the inner tube. and. worst Of
ALL soon condenses. making frequent
reinfations necessary.
The charging OF these small hotties
with enough compressed air 70 All from
six TO IS tires. according 10 size IS
decidedly elaborate undertaking
An Innov alton I'm Tires
without the change OF a rim or a
wheel. the Is. +. Goodrich Co OF Akron
today furnish TO the user 3lN4-incn
tires to At 30x3 Il Inch rims and AKA
Inch tires tn 32x3 Il Inch rims. 1t is
a well known fact" said an official OF
the B. Il. Goodrich company. that the
maximum carrying capacity OF small
diameter tires Is frequently overtaxcd.
Under such conditions an undue
amount of tire trouble Is bound 10 fol-
low with the accompanying expense OF
tire repairs and displacements The
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

S3S.45 70 California Points
via Micnlqan Central

And COrfespOndIEGly low rates 10
many other FIR western destinations
Will be- made March 20 April go. See
agents or write j. ). Hall. A.G p s..
Detroit. for fall particulars.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

Harry W. Ford. advertising man :
ager. Is authority for the statement
that the Chalme s-Detroit Co. has al
ready delivered 10 users more man
200 81 900 carS-hslf the output. This
is a remarkable showing Ene com.
panv expects to have it's entire output
delivered by June J
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
planning the plays for this game vii

planning the plays for this game will
be interesting in the extreme.
Though both sides undoubtedly
have a surprise or two In tactics up
their sleeves. they are not those of
personnel and II can be confidently
stated that both teams will take the
floor with the men mentioned above
as their playing strength. d. A. {.
may use Shinnick in the second half
for Busch, and Y. NJ G. a. has Havell
back, in case Gordon fails 10 repeat
his performance against NJ. A. C.. In
which game he was the real "Y' star.
One preliminary is on the taps
bringing together the Fort Wayne
Soldiers and the Essex Fusiliers from
Canada.
Bunker Hill or Valley Forge
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

TO CURE 4 coo ~ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qunine Tab
TO cure ". w. GROVES kisnaturs n.
on each box 2sa
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
No TYre Trouble Her

with Syracuse ar In the tIres.
George Forderer, OF San Francisco. has
run his automobile Il. 400 miles on the
Pacific coast. The reason that the air
in the tires happens TO have come from
nearly across the continent, Is that the
motor car was made at the Franklin
factory in that city. that the tires were
there inflated before shipment OF the
vehicle to the west and that no cut
puncture or other tire trouble has since
then fsttened the tires. The motor car
is in constant use I'm and about san
Francisco.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
More Room for MaxweIl-Bri.coe-


The Maxwell Briscoe Motor Co. has
leased the lngersoll Rand Drill works
at Tarrytown. y. Y Secretary +. -.
porman. when asked In regard 10 the
our business has grown SO fast that
We have utilized nearly all or oar
available space and IL was impossiblo
10 put up buildings on the premises
fast enough. We will take possession
Immediately"
The company employs about 1000
men at Tarrytown alone. with n pay
roll averaging Sl2 600 weekly
For lq09. the combined output OF the
Maxwell factories will he approximate
~ II 600 cars. For 1910. however. with
space gives the Tarrytown plant. pres
ent plans call for an output OF about
10000 Maxwell automobiles.
Ford's New Branch Manager
The latest addition TO Detroits auto
mobile fraternity. Is Il. l. Graves the
new manager at the local branch OF
the Ford Motor CO.
Mr. Graves has been connected with
the Ford Motor Co for about three
years in the Cleveland branch as as
slstant manager and is. therefore. quail
TIED 10 enforce the Ford policies and
build up the Ford interests IN this city.
Prior To Mr.. Graves coming with
Ford. he acted in various capacities
with the Odds Motor works first in the
engineering department. and later for
two years. as special travelling repre-
sentative.
Mr. Graves VIII have charge OF the
city and state business OF this com
pany.
OF LtsSt,l interest
GeQrge A Devlin and Or C. II. Judd
have had Chalmers Detroit i0's dellV-
cred 70 them by the Grant Bros
.
The Broadway Auto Co. reports the
sale OF Ford CoupeS 10 Dr G. W Wag-
ner, Dr. Z. J. Palmer and Henry W
Dakin.
Fred Postal has purchased seven
passenger Pullman White steamer from
the Postal-Doherty Auto CO.
The ]. p. Schneider force has been
Increased by the addition OF three
young men. who will, Johnny expects.
help him 10 clean up" things They
are Albert Crumley, Harry Niederlar-
der and l. II Stevenson.
Two hackmcn. J G. Schultz and D.
Hunter. bought r gal taXicabs OF RI. II.
Thorpe Immediately after the signing
OF the taXlcab ordinance by the may or
THIS sort OF takes the edge of the cab
bies' recent appeals TO have the ordi-
nance killed on the ground that they
could scarcely earn q living \ man
who can go out and buy n taxicab on
DAYS notice isn't candidate for the
poorhouse.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
Bis BASKET BALL
SERIES Is ON
THIS EVENING
p.A. @ AFTER n. N. C. AS STATE
CHAMPIONSHIPS TITLE IN FIRST
OF THE SERIES OF THREE
GAMES.
As They Take the Floor
AND NOW FOR THE BASKET
BALL GAME FOR WHICH WE'VE
ALL BEEN WAITINGi

AND NOW FOR THE BASKET
BALL GAME FOR WHICH WE'VE
ALL BEEN WAITING!
d A. @. and Y. NJ c. A. go TO it in
the opening game OF their 1909 series
at the ~Y' gymnasium this evening
and no true basketball fiend will allow
Of any excuse which will keep him
away from the interior Of that struc-
ture, for the state championship is de-
pendent on the outcome OF the series
which, in past years, has always given
Detroit It's best and most strenuous
basketball.
The Y. NJ. c. A. five at present
holds the state title, won last year for
the FIRST time since the d. A. c. quint
started to do business. Strange &c
state, nevertheless, there Is a general
feeling, even among v. N. c. A. men.
that the opening game Of the series
will not be won by the champions.
Both teams have been considerably
changed from last year-the ''Y" more
than the d. A. C. A new forward
lire, Boosey and Gordon replacing
Stockham. Mellon and B. Johnson and
new guard In Wilson. who Is hlling
the Hanna vacancy, leave only Capt.
BranGtou and the old reliable Chaun-
cey Johnson Of the five which won the
title last year. Boosey is neverthe-
less a veteran and has been doing
stellar work this year. Gordon and
Wilson have been substitutes before.
ID. A. c. has a new center in Cox,
the University OF Michigan boy, who
replaced Lundy, admittedly the weak |
point Of the 1908 quint.
Every line Of comparison but one
gives d. A. c. an advantage on the |
dope of this season. The Deltas have |
met and defeated Penn and played the
fastest game ever seen in this city, |
though a losing one, against Notre |
Dame. IL took their very life. how
ever. to defeat Jackson Y. NJ. c. A..
which. on the other hand, was simply |
showed under by Y. M. c. A.
Jake Maxer believes his team the I
best that has ever represented D. A.
c.. and Will be soreIy shocked N u
falls to deliver the goods this even
Ing.
- will make no predictions over the
resuIt 81 the first game" says Mana
~ Vecoss@F " tUC " Out 90 DC I
Iieve that Y. NJ. c. A. will win the |
series"
Each team has what appears on frs
face 10 Be q simple problem. ID. A. c. |
MUST STOP BRANSTON AND Y. NJ. |
Or A. MUST DO THE SAME FOR |
MAZER.
Last gear the success OF the "Y" IN |
pulling on this trick and the CORE.
spending failure OF %. A. c. 10 put /
out the opposing star, formed the dif.
ference that gave the victory TO the
opponents Of muscular christianity.
both Coach Ball and Mazer have
schemes. OF course. 10 this end The
battle OF the wits which have been
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
AUTOMOBILE CHATTER OF THE DAY AND THE
ONE BIG FEATURE OF THE WEEK TO COME

remedy Is easy and may be made today
without the change OF the rim or the
Wheel II may be made IN Goodrich
'lincher, Goodrich Quick Detachable
nd in the smooth or HALEY Tread and
80 any OF our agencies"
g
ierce To Answer Riot Calls
The city OF Pittsburg is now the own
'r Of Pierce Arrow OF 40 horse power
II Is the intention To use the car
principally for riot and emergency
calls To that end. dash cabinet have
been arranged to carry reVolVers and
andcuns while heavy holsters, largo
'nough TO hold three high power rifles
are attached TO the back 81 the front
seat ON the running boards arc two
large size fire tinguishers
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

AUTO Trade pri~L In We-f--
As an indication % the great de-
msnd for medium priced automobiles
In the west for : 900 the Pioneer Imple-
ment Co. Of Council Bluns iowa. point
20 the fact that a. the recent Corn and
Auto show. IN this city. that they ey-
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15

~Scetng the Insides"-
Showing the Insides" will be a no.
table feature OF the exhibit OF the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-20

vestment Co., respondent; appeal
from Clatsop county; Mcbride, Judge
motion for rehearing denied.
A. A. Cunningham, respondent, VS..
klamath Lake Railroad Company, APP
pellant; appeal from Multnomah
county, Bronaugh. Judge; affirmed.
This case is rather peculiar. The de-
fendant company is a foreign corpor-
alton, but had appointed Iohu w.
Alexander of Portland as its attorney
in fact and general resident agent
under the Oregon law.
The plaintiff claimed To have been
injured on defendants railroad while
n passenger from Pokegama, Klam-
ath county, Oregon, the injury occur
ring at Thrall, Cal The only quos-
tion was, did the enactment OF Feb
ruary 16, 1908, Laws OF Oregon,
amend by implication the statutes OF
this state so as to obtain Jurisdiction
OF the person OF the defendant by n
service of the summons on It's attor-
ney in fact and resident agent in
Multnomah county. The supreme
court holds with the circuit court
that the case is properly brought In
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-20
ECZEMA A GERM DISEASE.
Myriads of Microscopic Animals In
fest the Skin of the Sufferer.

Myriads of Microscopic Animals In
fest the Skin of the Sufferer.
When the skin OF an eczema suf-
ferer itches and burns in untold ag-
ony, do you know what is going on
within the pores OF that skin?
Myriads of microscopic animals are
gnawing at the flesh. breaking down
the fine cells ana causing testers,
thick scales and that terrible itch.
The germs multiply faster than ma
ture can throw them off.
Now, there is only one way TO get
rid OF these germs-thoy must be
killed in their lodging places Dosing
the stomach or trying to cure the
blood will not, of course, XIII the
germs, and that is why all the blood
remedies fail In eczema; that is also
why salves which do not penetrate
can do no permanent good.
Ordinarily oil of wlntergreen prop
erly compounded In liquid form will
penetrate the pores of the skin and
kill the eczema germs. II properly
mixed with thymol. glyoerine and
other ingredients (as In ID. ID. ID. Pre-
scription) this wash will build up the
tissue OF the skin and promote It's
healthy growth, giving nature a
chance, while killing the germs faster
than they can multiply.
The Capital Drug Co. OF this city
carries ID. ID. ID. Prescription, also
ID. ID. d. Soap I'm stock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-20
Y. NJ G. A. MINSTREL SHOW HIGH CLASS - SOME
OF THE BEST TALENT OF THE CITY ON PROGRAM

Few people do not enjoy a good
minstrel show, with its gags, special
ties and music. Those who do Will
welcome the Y. NJ. c. A. minstrels on
April 27th. They will welcome II
because they know all the men who
are taking part in Il, because they
will want 10 hear some up-to-date
gags, so funny that they will be
called the best ever. They will well
come Il because they will want to see
the specialtles, which are the equal
OF any put on by professional ar
lists. Chapler, an old Salem boy,
will play end, and he can do IL right,
too. His three years experience with
the Stanford Glee Club, as soloist
and stunster. puts him In n class by
himself as an artist. Knowland, the
other end, has a local reputation at
negro stunts.
The musical feature OF the show
will make the greatest hit. The songs
which have been provided are what
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-20
SUPREME COURT
HANDS DOWN OPINIONS

The supreme court handed down
several opinions this morning.
In the case of the State OF Oregon
ex. rel. o. n. Ford; appeal from
Multnomah county. G. U. Gantenbein,
Judge. the motion to dismiss was
allowed.
This was case where action was
brought against Il. s. Fields for not
complying with the law In regard to
furnishing certain ballots. on appeal
the defense showed that IL had issued
the ballots as provided by law. and
the court holds that this was "A COM
pliance with the law, though done
even after the suit WAS brought aud
appeal affected.
II. +. Dletzel. respondent against
s. +. Conroy and the Madras Milling
and Mercantile Co, a corporation, APP
prllants; appeal from Crook county.
W. l.. Bradshaw affirmed This ec-
tion was brought 10 dissolve part
nership and 10 be awarded 4 certain
portion OF capital stock. the court
granting the prayer of plaintiff
Frank j. Neal, o. A. Neal, Grace
J.. Rodgers and III. w Smith, appel
lants, against Charles Davis. Edward
A. Cushman and John W. lIeinrichs,
respondents; appeal from Wasco
county, W. l.. Bradshaw. Judge. mo-
ton for rehearing denied.
Benjamin Young. et. al, as oxecu-
tors OF the last will aud testament
OF ID. X. Warren. deceased. appel
lants. vs. the Columbia Land and In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-20
CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by
the Boar dOf Directors OF School Dis.
trlet No. "a. In Marion county. Ore
gon, at the 0fiiee OF the school clerk
In the Murphy block. for the erectiCa
OF new school building on lots 6,
and s. In block NO. ~. In Salem.
Oregon Bids 20 be opened at the
regular meeting OF the board 10 be
held at the high school building
Saturday April II. 1909. at 1880
o'clock D. m.
Certified check for per cent OF
the amount Of bid 10 accompany each
bid. Said check OF successful bid
der TO be forfeited TO the board un-
less he qualify within Ave days from
date Of award Plans and speclnca-
tiOns can be seen AZ the ONCE OF ar
ehitect and superintendent OF con
structIon. +. A. Legs. in the Mur-
ply block. Salem. Oregon.
I5oard reserves the right 10 reject
any or ali bids.
By order o. the board.
II. A. JOHNSON. Jr.. Clerk.
l-s-9tdly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-20

shifts on It's cross-cut in the Five
Spot ledge, and also two shifts on
the "Shiloh" ledge. Taken all in all,
there is not a livelier camp on the
coast, nor one with better prospects,
and the beauty OF II is that they are
all tributary to Salem. Their success.
which ID nov beyond doubt, means an
electric road from Salem to Mehama,
and eventually TO the mines, for, out
side of tho immense tonnage the
mines will have forthwith. there In
a wealth OF timber awaiting the COM
ing OF the road.