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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-06
RACING RESULTS
A. .Inr,.ez.


Juarez. Jan. 5.-The cold weather
kept the crowd down 10 about 1.88t
persons AT Terrazas park today. The
puhlic Jared badly, six straight favor
ties being defeated. The card was
very ordinary. six selling events being
run OFT. The m
First race, selling, seven f%urlongs-
Tipster, 101 CRamsey), 70 to /, won:
Lord Clinton, 100 tkennedy3. 5 to 1.
second, Judith Page. SO (Garner). 4
70 1, third, Time, lee 30. Luke
Gates, Wolloby. G. w Kennon. Ban
Lady, King Rover and Odd Rose also
ran.
second race. selling, one nile--Or-
bed Lad, los (Mondan1, 4 to /, won;
st, Kilda, 100 (GarnerD, : to ., see
ond; ora Sudduth, 9S CRamsey). 9 to
>, third. Time. 1:4f. Ollie Burnett.
True SIT, Playlit. The Thorn Corona.
sad News and Donna E1vira also ran.
Third race. selling, five and one
half iurlongs-Silver Stocking. IS
eBenschoten). 3 to /. won; Ocean
queen, l0l (Garner), 4 to 1. second
jolly, 100 (McCahey), to 3, third.
Time, 1906. Valley Stream, Meddling
Hannah and Joe Enrich also ran.
Fourth race. selling. one mile
I.ista. 102 Garner, 3 to ?, won;
Lighthouse. loo (McCahey), , to ?.
second, Charlie Dohcrty, liz Nvar-
rem, Z to /, third. Time. Ia Is.
Pelham (Contostee), Dainty Belle and
McNslly also ran.
Fifth race, selling( six %furlongs-
Light knight, l16 tMolesworth). 4 to
! won;l Cotytto, l09 (Benschoten), 2
10 !, second; Don Hamilton, 119
tCrowley), Z to /, third. Time, /
l:l3 IA. Elder. Bin Bramhle. Car
dinal Sarto. Judge Shortall. Virginia
Lindsey, Chan Belle, Caesar Augustus,
Seasick and Miss Gratitude also ran.
Sixth race, selling. one and one
sixteenth miles-Servile, 10 (Burlin-
game), 1S to s, won; Wander, 104
1Warren), 7 to 5, second. Fantastic,
loS (Benschotenl, IA to 8, third.
Time, 1:4T7. Howard Peason. Sensi-
Die and Miss Alert also ran.
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cELY FURNISHED EOoMS FOR
;fbt housekeeping. lts So. State. s3s'
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
~~~~-o-~~~--~~~

LOOK HERE.
2IEo per year rent for double orlcK
terrace or Z rooms each side, located on
ISL ave; thoroughly modern. The build
ing alone has cost present owner. four
years ago, $500. Can show every bill
expended on the premises. The lot could
Making the actual value OF this property
foooV. Inc owner must sell and Is will
Ing to take $4,000 for II, 1t does not re-
qulre all cash. l can make reasonable
Have you been looking around to, buy
a cottage? II so. you will have found
@ 1ul lhat you have TO pay $35oo TO SioOo
Tor broom cottages located within two
miles southeast Of center of city Sur
rouhdings and neighborhood give value
TO real estate. No one will dispute that
ISL ave is one OF the choicest locations
IN the city l have a e-room cottage
on this street, connected with sewer.
SIDEWALKS paid for. furnace in house
rented at s95 per ncnth, which ! can
for sale in this class OF property
very few hundred dollars down and
payments like rent will secure 4-roon'
mooern cottage on 9Th East. near Ith
Tor price and terms.
Property on 1st West. near 5th South.
is held at $1,000 per rod. am Offering
OF four rooms each. water and lights and
sewer connections all paid for. Lot 3!
rods front Ought to bring sS5OO II un-
IHppIoNeu. am authorized TO sell IL
Tor $1,000: including buildings. on pay
nent OF $1,000 cash and balance in month
~ or quarterly payments, with per cent
interest. These houses bring $50 Fer
month rent, bring IL per cent gross on
money Invested and II the real estate
market was not as quiet as IT IS $4,000
would not touch this property Here Is
where the owners loss Is the buyer s
gain. Get that $1,000 out of your bank
drawing 4 per cent interest and secure
this proposition. and be quick about II.
Have many others as good TO offer and
am pleased at any time 10 show these
properties and verify my statements.
A. RICHTER,
19 West 1st South Phones 641.
s39eS
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL, HAVING MOVED no
56 w. Bird South. first door west Sanl-
iarium. will. for so days. sell you furni-
that can possibly be nado In Salt Lake.
II will pay you to 500 mo before buying
or ueling, f28i6
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= TI,I;i- IISHED LIGHT HOUSE
SI Fon ,,os To be found In the city;
sepinGs Gsie n sl5 per month. lT6 North
g !" Roll phone &oo2-f. nlslee
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-lGf3 IIGH HOUSENf'Ef
9UUMs Foodern. Fon I3 Canyon road.
~ srictly Hioo r1539
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-p@ER FLOOR OF OUR HOME. MOD
w obs East Ord South. s393i
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-RooMs FURNISHED
FURNISHED ROOM AT NO. Glib
oons apt. 251 e. 3rd So. Phone 4715-K
so60l
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oNE NE, NICE LARGE ROOM FOR GEN
600 Sn. furnace heat, bath and phone
'-e south West Temple. s111s
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WALLACE e. co.

WALLACE G. CO.
List your real estate with us II you
want quick results We will take care
OF your property. collect your rents. pay
your insurance ard keep up repairs. This
Is our speciality. Write for particulars.
Here are few bargains for quick
sale:
174acre farm rich garden soil. 35 miles
from Blackfoot, Idaho; fully improved a
bargain In every respect. Terms TO suit.
A handsome 6-room modern bungalow,
Sth ave. near x St, easy terms.
One section dry farming wheat land
in Box Elder county; dirt cheap is taken
at once.
Please write or phono US for particu-
lars.
312 Atlas block. Salt Lake City.
Phones 1863.
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'rgIY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
fuon. ground floor. modern; Beil
X. z,D So 1st West. s20sC
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-ao LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
la one !aTse f45S0
u. c,ufh
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HEishs.i hs.i,ning o29i5
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tef'en, In heart of business district. at
MoSne1ata rates. The Luxor hotel. s,
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LOSE IN: NICE FRONT AND BACK
LIN H. chambers. water and toilet in
e. Apply 4s So. 2nd East. s2153
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-FijRNlsHEp ROOMS FOR LIGHT
at cit VI North ienlPIes; Jnez
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-aLECTRO THERApTsT

ta".srts rcrnors, rcrns HAIRS. MOLES AND
~ cradnn,ed by elcctrolysis by Dr.
az ?2yi.5 er Electro Thorapisi. OF.
and Stat. sh,rooks arcade. cor. arh
So.59
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLE&NIN CON-
pnny. expert carpet cleaners and gen.
cral house cleaning. wall pupcrs cleaning
specially. Phones Main 4256. Ind 97s.
59 East ise South s6S2
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MOVING
KODAK WORK

FREE WITH EACH ORDER OF KO-
dak finishing and developing brought
l. EdwaD. room go. Constitution block
slTS0
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SEWING sEACAIKE EXCHANGE

WE CARRY EVERY MAKE OF MA
chine; s35 TO $50 machines for $40
each; drop-hcads and cabinets; repair
Ing OF all makes. Come 10 23 w. LIST So.
Young & Raleigh Bell 302S. Ind. 1858.
a25e9
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ASSAYEES
TYPEWRITERs

- pold ms ms RENTED. EXCHANG-
~ Dhonea 1so sEtah Typewriter Exchange
M, -,e-~ -0O. - ". 2ud So. b2isa
4. '@lrH PREMIER Typr,wpITrp
s5ss has %. COMPANY : / " NJ ! !, :
cc1nn"s: Ina Office at 2o5 Boston bldg
---.I. f'rll "93, ro379
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TO IEASE

TOP FLOOR OF BUILDING. 100 SOUTH
Main. Entrance bv elevator Bovd Park
Bldg. Apply p. ]. Moran. Board OF Trade
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HOSPITALS
BILLIARDS AND POOL

---O~O~-~>~--~~~~~>>>>>
FOX A NICE. COOL PLACE TO SPEND
you: spare time. go TO Icons place. 81
Main o25a
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~ - FURNISHED ROOM MOD
q wet Temple. tI4o
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. CLEAN
r anc modern. 81 and up. 375 South end
East. a1259
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uRNISHED ROOM. SUITABLE FOR
w. Temple $40
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MODERN HOME. BEAUTIFUL SUR
roundings. hot water heat. close In:
can give nrst-class accommodations to
four or six adulta. References. Bell
phone 6253-Y. b2a45
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DENTISTS
GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

>ELSUN GLOVE co. 6y E BIRD So.
exclusive glove store. Gloves made to
order, Repairing and cleaning. m95S
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IjopEnN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS:
~ range. 76 " 5th So. sS95
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fcf oM,lGELY FURNISHED ROOMS
<o svd Ea.t ep'hg; modern; close in. iG0
.----.h ioDy
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BOARD AND ROOM


FRONT ROOM OR SUITE. MODERN.
with board: reasonable rates. 92f East
2nd South s3739
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,1gHV FURNISH ED ROOMS FDH
'c1sekeepIns at - Church st. rSoo9
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FURNISHED ROOMS; MOD; CLOSE
in. 256 So. w Temple, Bell 1927
cg0oS
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UPSTAIRS ROOMS, WATER, ST. IN
uuire 531 East 5th South, s390S
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( VICE FURNISHED ROOM FOS
3, housekeeping. 4eo west INC 11
n
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|iHGE CLEAN ROOMS FOR LIGHT
'oousekeeping 923 West 1st st $685.
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<IcELy FURNISHED HOESEKEEP :
|rg :ooms; gas. bath: everything new.
q Sprn lst West $500
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ONE NEAT FURNISHED ROOM FOR
rent No. rear 338 East Second
South. 1872
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NgN1sHEp ROOMS FOR LIGHT
s6psskeeping at 3l7 W. North Temnle
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EoK RENT--RooMs UNFuRNIsHED

FOR RENT-UNFURNISH ROOMS
in Daynes building. steam heat, cleo
trio light. gas and water In each room
most desirable for clerks wanting close
In sleeping apartments. Daynes Jewelry
Co, 1o8 Main st, s391G
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-,yns OF FINE sLEEPING AND
D KiNUS; - rooms. $50 So. Main.
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no CHEAP WORK, BUT THE BEST
work cheap American Carpet Cleaning
Co. 232 So. State. Ind. 80. Bell @l70.
rsB0
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n HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS AND
- sieeolng rooms, Bell 2oI3-k' 421
"a s.eeP''' r17s5
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'aEEE MODERN ROOMS FOR LIGHT
~ rSp 81 ssessesep!ng. no children. Apply s26
90 south, s410o
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soDERN, FURNISHED. HOUSE
.-"p'hg rooms at o6 Canyon road. s39T6
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Fop RENT
ROOMS

- FURNISHED HoUsEdKEanT: H,d aaar.
1NELl half cottage; gronnd looI,
sf s'Hh, 'eh, bath l'xsp apd parsy sas ne eslldren
", sopahe 10 r's"' s170X
f<teUh South
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PLUMBING, HEATING AND
REPAIR WORK

HEESCH- -kORTH CO,
PLUMBING. HEATING.
BcU 1870 AS7 e. End So Ind 1915
ri39i
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|[RyIsHED LIGHT HOIJSTEF F'PI -
r1fps gas. e. l.. bath. es West 4th SO.
s2340
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rSy1sHED. TWO CLEAN HOUSE
>tspine rooms: light. SINK ana 'o,iS.;
- IA west 5th South rlo-
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH
private family. breakfast II desired.
phone bath and other accessories. 724
20. th East. Ind. phone 1909. $3.50
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ELEGAN Fly FURNISHED ROOMS
with bath privileges. SIS per month.
I, Inc lexanGria, $40 South West Temple.
Bell phone 23SS. oo1
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WHERE TO STOP
CARPET CLEANING

HAVE YOUR CARPETS RENOVATED
Electric. Vacuum Carpet leaning Co
RnnsonebIe rates Bell 41s2-X rl3.
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*#o FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
pons. with gas. pantry, bath and no,
-er heat 3el 4th East. Bell 3l12
sS556
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~ NICE FURNACE HEATED
J s: NO furnished for light housoIecp-
400 u ST S400I
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sNAP-3 MODERN II, * ROOMS;
Hose In; cheap. 519 So. 5th East.
II. s3475
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WHEN YOU WANT YOUR CARPETS
cleaned or floors polished. phone Bell
3055-X. ti6
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19


from radiator TO rear axle. Put any
other car alongside Of IL while you
are doing 10.
The radiator looks good and It il
good. Note even the cap on the m
diator and the monogram ~ very
small things Of themselves. but show
ing thoughtful attention to dstails.
Note the Tenders: They are heavy
and strong, securely faDtensd. Moth
ing tn-panny about them.
Note the care that has been taken
to protect the mechanism and the
passengers from dust; examine the
running boards, the door latches, the
wiring and dash assembly.
See If the driver could be in . more
comfortable position in any oar.
Note the woodwork on the car.
Compare the wood, and the finish Of
it, with any other car selling near
our price.
Note the upholstering. Note the
care with which the painting and
stripping has been done. ~ ~
Note the big steering wheel and
the steering post and even the wood
of the steering wheel. Note the big
handsome doors. Note the tastefully
designed gear and brake levers. Note
the large wheels and how the rear
wheels are bolted to the brake
drums. &c..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19
A DAINTY TOILET ARTICLE

Every lady who desires to keep up
her attractive appearance. while ut
the ThsatsF. attending Receptions.
when shopping. while travelling and
on all occasions should carry In her
purse . booklet OF Goursud'i 0rien-
TAI Beauty LAAyss. This Is dainty
title, BOOKLET o. exQuisitsly psrfumed
powdered leaves which are easily re-
moved and applied to the skin. It ID
Invaluable when tho face becomes
moist and flushed and IL far superior
to a powder pun. as It does not spill
and soil the clothes.
It removes dirt. SCOT and grease
from the face. imparting a cool. del
cate bloom to the complexion. Sept
anywhere on receipt Of Five Gents
n stamps or coin.
7. 7. Hopkins, 81 Great Jones st..
New York. L
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19

Further evidence Of the fptllity to-
decrease drinking by the prohibition
of light beverages Is supplied by the
figures OF the arrests for drunkenness
at the National Home for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers. This home Is not
confined to particular district. which
might be considered az under some
malign local influence, but comprises a
dozen branches In widely separated
parts OF the country. The following
figures are taken from the annual re-
port OF Major A. w. Brewster, 18th
u. s. Inf, Acting l. G., inspecting Of
ficer: The beer halls at the homes
were closed March 4, 1907. In 1906.
with an average population in the
homes OF 81 100. there were 1921 trials
for drunkenness. In 1909, with a pop
uiation S29 smaller, or 20,271. the
trials for intoxication were 4247. or an
Increase In trials OF nearly 80 per
cent. In 1906 there was one arrest for
every a. men. Segregation Of the
habitual drunkards. of whom there are
number at each branch. is recon-
mended. The daily average of In
mates present and absent at all the
homes taken together during the last
fiscal year was 27.4SS, as against 81,
ITO for the preceding year. The av
erage number present was 20,27l. The
fact that In all the home cemeteries
1854 members were buried up tc
June 30, 1909, or 1870 more than thu
average living population. is very sig
nifcant, says the report, OF the rapid
ity with which the veterans are pass
ing away. Except for the rapidly in
creasing admission OF young spanisl
war soldiers TO the Home, the pc
cent. of deaths to first admission
would be higher. In 1906 there wer
1929 Spanish war soldiers In the home
three years later there were 2222. o
nearly double. These men averaging
only about forty years OF age, tn
death rate 10 small. The adjutant a
the home Is criticized In the report 10
not having been "dignified or tactfr
in his official intercourse with men
, hers" a dereliction particularly oil
noxious when old and comparativel
helpless men are concerned, and doub
less this rebuke OF the inspecting o
ficer will effect desired change. Nj
jor Brewster hopes that the zeal an
fidelity with which Mrs. u. l.. Mile
! has served the government while
: charge of the general depot. Daytol
/ Ohio, will bring her liberal pensio
ION retirement
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19

Post Mess Sergeant Arson B. Wills
of Company @, End Battalion Of En-
gineers, is again at this post. hav-
ing returned from three months
furlough In the States. Sergeant
Wills returned on the new steamer
Wilhelmina and reports q pleasant
time on his visit. He has reenlisted
for Company G and viii continue in
his duties at this post.
heEaphlsS4nSs : m.r.Dsoo. In. been
erected on one end OF the post parade
ground for use Of the musicians of
the guard. The calls for all forma-
itions at this post will be sounded
from that point, and with the aid OF
this megaphone will be able to be
heard at all points. New trumpets
and equipments have been received
hyIthe post quartsrmastsr for use Of
the musicians. ..
Floral Parade.
Arrangements are being made by
many members OF this garrison to
enjoy the coming Floral Parade, and
many parties have been arranged
Tho members from number OF the
survey detachments will visit camp
at that time and be on pass to visit
Honolulu.
Handball.
The games played yesterday after
noon and evening were the best b,
far since the members of the sur
Iyey detachments left this camp aftel
the holidays. The teams which play
ed In ths doubles put up some YER!
fine contests. and at no time did tn
,play lack interest. 4 m n
improvements,
/ The new houses for the non-com
Imissioned oflcers OF this post ar
fast nearing compilation and alread
. show that they will add much to tn
beauty OF the camp. The decoratin
is under way and is very fne. Th
house Sof the non-commissioned on
GERS will be midway between tn
quarters Of the members Of Compan
, q and sthe post headquarters. an
will face the beach road and tn
, future parade ground Of this pos
Corporal Baise has charge Of the d.
; tail for this work and is rushing tn
work along.
: Fill.
The large dredge has been al
lvanced along the beach SO that 1t
:, now working In front of the po
/. hospital. BY night and day woi
the ponds are rapidly filling up al
d the water leaving that portion of u
lpost.
"Details.
Private Clemmons OF Company
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19

possible tests on the road. II they
can be broken, we want to do the
breaking.
Every finished car is submitted to
scrutiny that is almost micro
WILL THERE BE A cleanup
Another reason we are able to give
30 much for the money is that we
are willing to accept o reasonable
profit, We are not trying to make
fabulous sum Of money in one year
or two years. We are making q rea-
sonable amount Of money, but we
are not advertising fictitious profits.
Some people say there il going TO
be a cleanup in the automobile
business some day. Maybe there il
and maybe there isn't. But il it ever
comes we expect to be in the bust
ness after the cleanup, as we are in
il before.
We think our business policies JUS
tify US in holding this belief. We
are selling quality, not price.
1T IS LIKE THE CHALMERS"
There are many people in the au-
tomobile business who take pride in
the fact Of their former connection
with our organization; many are
proud to say Of their product, 1T Is
like the Chalmers"
We appreciate such compliments.
It shall be our aim to so improve
our product from year to year. and
to 20 maintain the high standard Of
our organization that none will ever
have cause not to be proud Of US and
Of having been with US.
litc
We would close as we began: It Is
easy to make advertising claims for
cars; but to make cars that will
make rood the claims Is hard.
We ask automobile buyers this:
After the advertisements have at
tracted your attention, then in fair
ness to yourselves and all the manu-
facturers. compare the cars point by
point. That is all we ask. 3
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19
HALEY COMET Is s
CAUSING ALARM

BERKELEY. CAL. Feb. s.-That
he approach to the earth Of Halley's
omet may be attended with dire
Consequences to terrestrial life is the
pinion OF Prof Booth Of the chem
stry department of the University
OF California.
Following Is tn desoiczEN Ushrda
Following the discovery Of Cano-
gen bands In the tail of the wander
er by scientists at the Yerkes obser-
atory booth today declared the dan
ger from this gas alone was incom-
parable to that offered by the COM
bination OF the icynogen with the by
drogen of the cir. This union he
stated would produce hydro-cynic
.cid, one Of the most deadly poisons