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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
SAYS HAYNES CAR IS EASY
ONE FOR WOMAN DRIVERS
Manager Of Local Agency Points Out
Advantages of improved
Clutch of This Auto

"fhe. Haynes car is very easy for
women to drive" stated Local Manager
Fullerton of the Haynes Auto Sales
company Yesterday while discussing
the various features of the latest
model Haynes "The clutch has A
brake on it, SO that when you put your
clutch out you can shift gears without
amy grinding of the gears, or the least
chance Of stripping the teeth.
The famous Haynes clutch can be
slipped without the slightest injury to
the mechanism, the clutch being so
constructed that a little treatment of
oil and graphite now and then makes
it work perfectly easy and free from
the jerk experienced in many other
cars. The clutch is metal to metal, and
will outWear the life Of the car. Fur
thermOre, this clutch can be operated
by an inexperienced driver as easily
as a professional and subjected to all
kinds of abuse without the slightest
injury A clutch that win not jerk
and start up your car with a jump is
worth more to an owner than a years
to keep the car in repair
with a clutch that makes repairs nee
essary.
You can take a 20 per cent grade
with the Haynes and stop in the mid
die, let your clutch in and you will
experience the easy starting of the
ear, as You would experience the easy
starting of a boat should you push it
out in the water
You can go at eight miles an hour
on the high speed and push the clutch
back and forth as fast as you please
without the slightest jerk to the occu-
pants of the car That means some
thing TO an owner"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
FAIL LURE OF CEREAL CROPS
IN RUSSIA IS REPORTED
Prosperity of Last Autumn to Be Fol-
lowed by Hardships in
Rural Districts

ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.-The
marked improvement in Russian
finances, trade and industry which set
in last autumn is entirely owing to the
excellent harvest. which is to Russia
what the overhowing of the Nile was
to ancient Egypt. If this years crops
were equally abundant Russia would
effectually shake off the last traces
left by hardships Of several lean sea-
sons, but today's Novoye Vremya gives
prominence to the forecast of a well
known specialist, who, on the strength
of careful observations made through
out the Russian empire and tele-
graphed to ST. Petersburg, announces
an exceptional failure of cereals espe-
cially in the center of European Rus
sia, as far as the southern part Of the
river Obi basin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20

The WooWine Motor Car company
viii receive one carload each of Olds-
mobiles, Cartorcars and Rapid power
wagons, this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
AUTO ROAD RACE
COMING IN FALL
AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF CALI
FORNIA MAKES PLANS
COURSE OF DASH BEING LAID
OUT IN SAN FRANCISCO
Most Prominent Drivers in America
and Foreign Countries Have
Been Invited to Partlc-
pate In Contest

Wide interest has been created In
San Francisco by the indirect an
nouncement that the Automobile club
of California plans to hold a big au-
tomobile road race there next fail. The
application put in before the board of
Supervisors for permission to use GER
tain roads was the first intimation that
had been given the public of the big
plans of the club, although these prep
arations have already reached an adj
vanced stage. In fact, mostly all the
details of the affair have been care
fully worked out by the officers Of the
club, and all that remains to be done
is to secure the sanction of the proper
authorities of the city and Of the
American Automobile association
which controls automobile racing IN
The United States The latter body is
now being dealt with by NJ II. de
Young, president of the Automobile
club. who is deeply interested per
sonally i'm the race, and is giving a
great deal Of time 10 its promotion.
The course that has been tentative
" chosen starts at the Sloat bouIe-
ward and Nineteenth avenue, thence
10 Fl street and into Golden Gate park.
~
park. either on the south drive or on
The main drive, as the drivers of the
cars and the other experts might re |
card as the best. This would take the /
cars out TO the beach and the Great
highway or ocean boulevard there al |
fords a long straight stretch where |
the highest speed could be taken out |
Of the cars. The Sloat boulevard af- |
fords a stretch for the finishing dash. |
with the several months that lie |
ahead for preparation-the date set Is |
September 10--it should be possible to [
work up an interest that will be ma
tional. 1t is probable that a very val |
liable trophy will be offered for the |
winner of the event Every effort will [
hc made 10 secure the best drivers i'm !
the automobile racing game. Racing
teams are maintained by not few of
the automobile factories, and il is the
object of these teams to appear at the |
leading automobile events Of the sea
son. san Francisco. of course, is quite
a little distance from their usual cen
ter but the importance Of the west as
n consumer of automobiles is unques-
toned, and il is very likely that some
OF these famous drivers and famous
cars will he seen.
Among the most prominent racing
teams in the country are the Buick and
Chalmers aggregatons. and not "A stone
will be left unturned by the local rep
resentatives Of these machines to Sc
cure their attendance during the Sep
tember contest The same may be said
Of several other concerns. and as there
will doubtless be class races i'm con
junction with the big cup race hardly
a local agent viii be found without
i'm the contest
The race should be boosted along
with hurrah, and San Francisco win
take her place as one Of the automobile
racing centers Of the country North
eru california made a good start last
year. after long sitting in the back
ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20

limit? A point that when reached
will cause the tires to be thrown OFF
and the wheels to crush like eggshells.
When a man is driving an exhibition
or is going after record he can gauge
his pace by judgment and common
sense. But in this race, where we
both want to win so badly there is no
room for anything but a reckless dis
regard for life, limb and disaster. For
my part, there will be nothing but
decision TO shoot that car ahead Of
De Palma and give the monster en-
gine every inch of throttle and every
notch of spark advance. When this
race is finished I am through with
ever taking such chances again My
future matches and races will be based
on judgment. But it's going to be
Barney Oldheld. speed king for this
once, and If / win there will never be
a driver who will SO any faster than
] travelled"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20

A big Rambler seven passenger
show car, fully equipped. was sold to
T. f. Finch Of Covna last week. Also
five passenger 34-horse power Ram
bier touring car sold to Joseph +.
Kinds, Pasadena.
Frank Howard. local agent for the
Buick cars reports another week Of
activity mn the sale of his cars. Fol
lowing are the deliveries made during
the past week; Venice garage, Venice,
]; a.. r. May Ciaremont. 3: G. l..
Lampkin Ontario, T. Washburn Bros,
south Pasadena, 1; A. NJ Dickey.
hollywood, ]; Pioneer Automobile
company Long Beach. /, Hoffman
Hardware company, Kahn Beck com
panY HolzclaU-Allenc company, l.. r.
Chapman and DE- James S. Scherfee
all Of Los Angeles. one each. a total
OF thirteen cars for the week.
Mr. Howard in speaking of the re
markable demand for Bucks. said.
tVlthstanding the unprecedented
number of cars we are selling. the fact
that we make immediate deliveries an
pears to please the buyers. as thev
have the use Of their machines. while
in most cases they are comnelIed to
wait month or SO at the best motor
ing season Of the year for cars ordered
and delays in transit. We can make
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20

The J.. A. Motor Car company re-
ports good business i'm Locomobiles
last week. a seven passenger 4O-horse
power machine was sold to Walter
Douglas OF Santa Barbara and a baby
tonneau roadster to II. l.. Dugue of this
city. A. IS. Parks of Wichita, Kas, is
touring Southern California i'm his
Locomohle, and John N. Drummond.
son of the well known tobacco manu-
tacturer went ON an extended trip
south in his machine yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
GASOLINE GOSSIP

one hundred and twenty-five Ford
motor cars are on their way to the
local agency, which is the largest single
Shipment Of any car ever consigned
TO d Los Angeles dealer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
Model ID"

5-passenEer, 4o-H.P. Bosch Mag
neto and battery, two complete sys-
TENS of ignition. aunular ball bear
ings throughout, wheel base 1161s
inches 34A4 lor a5z4) inch tires all
round, tul elliptic rear springs with
scroll ends, clearance l1is inches.
weight 1850 Ibso b lamps and gen
orator. I'M Tour'ng car 4-passoager
pemi-touuoau or 8-passeugor Road
stor $3.50 Los AueoIos.
This wonderful carr w.th IT'S re-
markable power aud uehtuoss has
caused u sensation hy ifs unparaj-
Ieled hin climbing and smooth rum
ming. Though The FIRST shfpmeot
reached MS but fc,v days ago
several discriminating purchasers
have already placed ,hcir orders
for the beauty. 1t is a duty vou
owe to yourself 10 Inspect mis-
model before you decide ON an am
tomobile.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
JUDGE SMITH
GIVES RULING
Says State Vaccination Law is
Unconstitutional

SANTA cRUEz. Cal. March "a
According to the decision OF Superior
Judge Smith today. the California
state vaccination law Is unconstltu-
tional. the ruling being made on a
petition from the state board of
health for writ OF mandate 10 ex-
clude scholars from the public schools
who were not vaeeinated.
The question has been strongly
agitated by many OF the superintend-
ents and promoters of education In
the state for some time and now that
a decision has been reached deemIng
the law unconstitutional. the result
is very unsatisfactory among the peo-
pie in general.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23

which was being used to sell the
above lots was that of the Occur d.
Alene Development Co.. and he re-
piled that he believed 1t was, and up
on being asked where his son was
at the present time. replied that he
did not know exactly. but he was in
the central states some where, as he
was in Wisconsin a short time ago.
Mr.. Davis also stated that the en-
tire tract embraced in Beauty Park
had not been surveyed and plated
on account OF the snow hindering the
work. but that the surveyors would
be there and complete the job with
in a few days.
When asked regarding the owners
OF the property and the amount Of
land contained therein he replied:
II sold the tract to my SON before Il
was plated and he purchased It for
the express purpose Of plating 1t in.
to lots. In all there was between
eight and nine hundred lots"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
NJ. V. WOLF, EXPERT SUR
vEYOR, GIVES EVIDENCE

Was Sent TO Survey Reservation Por-
tions on February 30 this Year.
In the overflow case NJ. v. Wolf,
a surveyor at present In Pasco. had
practical experience for six years In
surveying. Had been employed lo-
cation construction irrigation and
city work all the way from claiming
to charge OF party. Had used tran
sit level and land leved. Had gone
to Occur dAlene reservation on
February 20. 1910. in charge OF level
party to run across sections OF the
st. Joe river bottoms under the d.
rection by Walter II. Graves.
Mr.. Keys had given instructions
what work TO do from February 90
to 20. Commenced taking elevations
and running lines OF levels from Chat
eolet to St. Maries. From his field
note book he testified to running
lines from the railroad bridge across
32 to section 3, continuously on both
sides OF the river to st. Maries.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23

an option on the same. and paid $50
on the purchase price. Shortly after
the deposit was made and the option
given, the owners of the property de-
cided that they would not sell at all,
and attempted to return the deposit
to the company. who refused to ac-
cept 1t and claimed that the prop
erty was theirs and accordingly de-
posted the full purchase price Of
SIS, 900 in the bank to the credit OF
Mrs. Delaney.
Mrs. Delaney and her husband
have refused to give possession of the
property, and It being the only re-
naming property on the right OF way
through this city that the railroad
company has not acquired title to.
they bring the condemnation action.
The property In question is located
at the corner OF First street and
Occur d'Alene avenue, and consists
Of modern residence and one lot.
Denies Application.
This morning Judge Dunn held
that the Idaho & Western railroad
had not sought to purchase the land
OF James Delaney and Elizabeth De-
laney before bringing suit TO con-
denim.
The railway showed some evidence
of a desire to settle with Mrs. De
laney but not with Delaney. Judge
Dunn thereupon denied the company's
application for the appointment OF
commissioners to assess damages to
the Delaney property.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
HIGH WATER IN
LAKE AND RIVERS
Stage is Above Any Record Since
Flood of 1894

The water conditions in the st.
Joe river and the Occur d'Alene lake
have been rather alarming for the
past few days, inasmuch as 1t has
been the highest since the food in
1894. Since last Saturday # has been
steadily on the rise and up to noon
today. when It came to a staHdstill
and for several hours II did not seem
to go up or down. The guage whhch
is located at the electric dock regis
tered twelve feet and six inches at
noon today, and that shows a rise OF
ten inches during last night.
All along the St. Joe and Occur d.
Alene rivers the banks are under
water. as also are the low lands and
valleys. 1t is believed, however, that
the highest stage Is about reached
and that the water will recede with
| in a few hours. Report comes from
up the river to the effect that the
Milwaukee and the 0. r. & N. rail-
roads have been threatened with
danger of washouts, but as yet the
tracks remain uninjured.
! The Spokane river Is over the bank
at La Crosse and many people there
have feared that they might be driy.
en- from their homes. but It has not
reached that point yet, except in q
few instances.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
SAN FRANCISCO WILL BE
EXPOSITION CITY IN 1918

Conferences Of Cities So Decide -
Notwithstanding Objection.
SANTA BARBA. Cal. March ga
The conference of cities which met
in this city decided In favor of san
Francisco as the location OF the
exposition in 1915. San Diego an
nounces however that that city will
go right ahead with the plans to hold
the exposition there despite the con-
ference decision. The latter place
has believed that II would be chosen
for many months and will make a
fight for It still.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
OXFORD DEFEATS
CAMBRIDGE
WINS IN REGATTA ON THAMES
BY SEVERAL LENGTHS OVER
OPPOSING CREW.
Petition OF Wears Ignored BY CoIIesr
Presidents.

LONDON, March 2s.--oxford low
cred the Cambridge colors today IL
the annual regatta on the Thames,
winning by three and one-half lengtha
In a race OF four and one-half miVes.
The distance was covered by oxford
In twenty minutes and fourteen Sec
onds, which Is twenty-seyen seconds
behind the record time. One OF the
largest crowds ever in attendance
witnessed the contest.
Today's regatta Is the sI4ty-seventh
dual rowing meet between oxford and
Cambridge. or the past events, Or
ford has won thirty-five and Cam
bridge thirty, while one, fin 1877. was
a head heat.
The best record was made In 1893,
by oxford, time IS minutes and At
seconds. In 1900 the Cambridge crew
exactly ppeated this time, so the
rivalry In that respect ia even. While
both universities have good crews
In today ssraee. II was hardly expect
ed that the record would be equaled.
The time OF oxford's winning crew
last year was 10 minutes and SO Sec
onds. or the last twelve regattas.
Cambridge has won eight.
Besides n. G. Bourne, the crack
stroke, only two OF last years victor
lous Oxford men are in today's boat.
while Cambridge has suffered a great
loss In the absence OF the famous
stroke. d. c. r. Stuart. who stroked
the light blue she'll to victory three
times in the annual contest prior 10
It's defeat last year.
Owing TO the fact that today falls
In Holy Week. the crews are under
the displeasure Of the clergy whose
parishes are situated n. ar the course
over which the boat race win be
rowed
These gentlemen, who include the
Wears Of Fulham. Putney, Hammer
smith, Grove Park, ChIswick aud
Mortlake sent the university presi-
dents a signed memorial In which
they appealed to the latter TO substi-
tnte some other date for the Wednes-
day in Holy Week, on the ground that
as arrange It would cause very much
distress to many earnest people In
their respective parishes.
To this memorial the university
presidents replied that they found Il
impossible to accede 70 the request
The date. they said, was fixed only
after very careful consideration and
consultatlon with senior members OF
the university, both at Oxford and
Cambridge. The usual date, the Sat
urday before Palm Sunday, March
he. was impraetieable. owing TO tides
both in the morning and evening OF
that day occurring at absolutely pro-
IhlbitiYe hours.
To have taken 3 day satseientiy
Iearly to obviate this difficulty would
have obliged the crews. In order to
secure auficient time on the London
waters. to sacrifice the keeping OF the
term. a very serious matter.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
APPLY FOR EXTRA
DITION PAPERS
INDICTMENTS ARE AGAINST OF.
FICERs OF THE NATIONAL
PACKING co.
Principals Are Residents Of Chicago
and VIII Fight Extradition.

TRENTON, n. j., March ga
Prosecutor Garvin today formerly
applied to Governor Fond of New
Jersey for extradition papers in
the cases of the officers of the Nation
al Packing Company who were re-
Gently indicted for conspiracy in re-
straint of trade. The majority of
the men under Indictment reside In
Chicago and It is understood that
they will fight extradition.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
EX.PREsIDENT ROOSEVELT
WRITES MANY LETTERS
Gives Addresses 20 Teachers and Pu-
pills Of American school.

LUXOR. March 23.-Col. Rooss-
Welt made bis last public appearance
here this afternoon when he address
ed the teachers and pupils Of the
American Presbyterian school for
girls. He praised Engiand's rule Of
country and eompllmented the church
men for assisting In the work. Roose-
welt spent the morning hours in his
apartments writing many letters. He
viii leave az o'clock this evening
for Cairo. ...
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
WHY FEWER CHILDREN
ARE BORN IN FRANCE
Cause Attributed 70 Political and
Social Reason.
(By Prof. DR.. E. Debove.)

(By Prof. DR.. Z. Deboye.)
The number OF births Is annually
decreasing, the number of deaths is
increasing. and the population of
France grows smaller every year.
During the first six months of 1909
1t decreased in fact with 2s,2o3, this
number representing the difference
between the numbers OF deaths and
births. These figures are exact, but
will give some more.
In the period lying between 1886
and 1889, where the average number
OF male births was 456,0OO, this ay-
erage number continually decreased.
In the three years from 1905 to 1903
the number OF male births in no year
exceeded 400. goo; in other words
deficit of $4,000 male births an
nually, as compared with the SOS.
France is growing weaker. Every
year she sees the number Of her
coming generation growing smaller
From a military standpoint this is .
veritable calamity. What are we tc
do?
When a patient first visits a phys
ician, the latter always first tries c
locate the cause Of the illness, and
when he has found them, he begins
to fight them.
The causes Of the great chronic III
ness from which France is suffering
have. In my opinion. never been sui
lfieiently looked into. but withou
wanting to pose as a politician, ] ma
say that the causes are political Al
well as social.
Our race Is neither less vigorous
lnor less healthy than In the past
CONTINUED on Page Foar.)
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
MILWAUKEE ROAD
CLAIMS THE PROPERTY

Mrs. Delaney Refused to Sell After
Giving Option.
An interesting condemnation case
is occupying the attention OF the
district court today, in which the
Milwaukee road brings suit against
Mrs. James Delaney. and her hus-
band, for failure to deliver over
their property after the railroad had
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
CREW OF FIVE
LOSE THEIR LIVES
Tug Arthur u. Sinks OF Sand
Heads.

VANCOUVER, b. C.. March as
With a crew OF FIVE men on the tug
Arthur b., of Tacoma, which was
bound for this city with a cargo OF
plaster. was foundered on Sand
Heads at the mouth of the Frazer
river last night. and It Is believed
that all have been lost. The disaster
was witnessed by several men on a
light ship. but the yessal sank 50
quickly that they were unable to rem
der any assistance. The tug was in
the command Of Capt. Mechanism.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
WRECK VICTIMS NOW
NUMBER 80 DEAD
A. II. Magic OF Waterloo and Charles
Davis Of Minneapolis Die.
MARsHALLToWN. Do

MARsHALLToWN. Iowa, March
23.--The death OF A. H. Nagle Of
Waterloo. this state. and OF Charles
Davis, OF Minneapolis. Minnesota. to-
day, brought the total number Of
dead OF the Rock Island wreck up
10 40.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
FORMER MAYOR or
CLEVELAND GOES ABROAD
Health Is Broken And He Goes 90
Europe.

NEW YORK. n. r.. March 20. -
Tom johnson, former mayor Of the
city OF Cleveland. Ohio. Is broken In
health and sailed for Europe today.
He goes there to consult specialists
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
HE'LL TELEPHONE LIST
Is RAPIDLY GROWING
New Directories Have Just Been De-
Hyered.

wv III
Hyered.
The Bell Telephone company has
completed the distribution OF their
new directory which was published
the latter part OF last month. and
Manager Meredith desires TO have
the Press state that II any Of the
subscribers have been overlooked
they may receive a copy By notifying
the chief at the main once
Indicative Of the growth in the
Bell eompany's list OF subscribers Il
can be stated that about twenty
ive new subscribers have been added
since the late directory was issued.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23
WIFE OF MAYOR sLOCUM
WAS INSTANTLY KILLED
Auto Struck by Street Car In Which
She Was Riding.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March ga
Mrs. II. ]. Slocum, wife OF Major
slocum of the Z. s. A.. was instantly
killed when an automobile in which
she was riding was struck by a street
car near this city. General Franklyn
Bell. chief OF the army star. was
also In the machine. but escaped with
slight injuries.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-23

This morning the Press representa-
tive called on Mr.. R. c. Davis, father
of n. o. Davis, who is the originator
Of the Beauty Park tract. and asked
him If the name Of the company
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-19
GO TO BARKLEY'S

Now is the time to lay in your holi
day supply, OF liquors Call on Eli
Barklcy for anything in this line; he
keeps the best of goods OF all kinds
Opposite the Depot at the Monarcl