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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30
= Il Franklina, Pa. porocajo,

- HAoahAAha, a. poIucdJO,
da so zaprli Jozefa Z. Sibleya,
republikanskega kandidata "a
zvezni drzavni zbor V 2S. okraju.
Pc svoii lastni izpovedi je potro-
sil 80 tisoc dolarjev. da hi dobil
pri prvih volitvah nominacijo. Z
MIN so aretirali Sc tri druge
"znamenite' kapitalisticne poll
tikarje.
Obtoznica Sc glasi zavoljo FARO
tie! Seve bo vse zaspalo: obtozba,
pa zarota.
Ali ia sliGica IL kapitalisticne-
ga politicnega zivljenja, mora
vplivati ma mozgane delavcev.
Zakai je Silbey potrosil IL svo-
jega zepa 30 tisoc dolarjev, da bi
postal kandidat?
Mar IL ljubezni do liudstvaH?9
Delavci! Ste re kedaj Gull, da
je kteri socialistov potroSil tiso-
cake, da bi postal kandidatY
Ne, kaj sliGnega Sc do danes
Sc nj izvrsilo, pa Sc tudi ne bo
vprihodnje.
V socialistieni stranki postav-
liza candidate stranka, ne pa de-
mar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

This paper Is devoted
10 the interests OF the
working class. Work.
ere are entitled to all
what they produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-30

PA ZITE!
-
ma stovilko v oklepaju-
vi Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prilepiIe
Mega spodat all
ma ovitku. Ako 156)
je stovilka
tedat van = prihodnjo
stevillSo naseYa lista po-
teco narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoi.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
ANTI-SKID TIRE is
FINALLY PERFECTED
Diamond Rubber Company Off
ciaI Tells of Obstacles That
Were SurmOunted

The term skidding" is applied
to variety Of automobile tires, hav-
ing rough treading surface Of rub
Der or other material designed to re-
sist the side slip, which now and again
has been known to result in an auto
mobile driver suddenly finding himself
facing squarely about on some slippery
street
one trouble encountered with the
original development of anti-skidding
tires. having a treading surface of
steel studs. or rivets. was TO make that
tire resilient enough that it would not
be a drag on the power Of the machine
or uncomfortable to ride upon.
The Diamond grip tire is of the
style mentioned, for instance, but the
ma anufac cturers have, according to The
odore WeigeIe. an official of the Dia-
mond rubber company, succeeded in
so Incorporating the tread of steel and
leather as to overcome their tendency
to materially reduce the tires resili-
ence.
Although extensively used in winter,
the use of anti-skid tires has not been
limited simply to wet and icy streets.
They have been employed with a great
deal Of success in hill climbs, racing
and in touring in the mountains, where
a good grip on the road is especially
desirable.
The success with which grip tires
can he used in racing or hill climbing
was shown recently in the hill climb
at Ossining, Y. y. where car equipped
with Diamond grip anti-skid tires won
first place in two events in which the
car was entered
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Buick Agents
Parade Cars

Never have so many ears been sold
within the same number of days, and
not in the history of auto building were
there so many cars ordered from fac
tories as were at the recent show in
New York. A conservative estimate of
automobiles ordered by dealers during
the seven days al Madison Square was
about 10000. This is about a fifth of
the country's estimated production this
year. Figuring the cars valued at
81 800 each. the total sum would be
S6G,900, ,000 1t was announced that three
copcerns alone had placed orders with
factories for more than 5000 cars. If
only a fair percentage of this ratio
was maintained throughout the many
exhibitors at the garden the estimate
is sustained.
The industry received boost that
will keep factory wheels spinning and
workmen busy for months Pile this
stupendous business atop of the vast
sales reported at the recent show in
Grand Central pa lace, and then one ca n
begin to understand something about
the magnitude of this industry.
j. s. Conwell, so we'll known in this
city has been chosen general manager
of the automobile show in southern
California This move was made as il
was realized that Conwell knows the
automobile business from cellar to roof
That there will be nothing half done
can be readily understood when Con-
wells indomitable energy is thought Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
PEERLESS TOWN
CAR THE LATEST
Well Known Factory Is Build
ing Refined Auto for City
and Suburban Use

The announcement of the Peerless
town car has been made. In an at
tractive booklet, bound in gray mar
bled heavy paper, with gold embossed
letters, the word has come from the
Peerless factory in Cleveland, o., that
that company Will put on the 1910
market a town car, on the chassis of
which will be built but two styles of
bodies the limousine and the landaulet.
The service of this new town car is
best suited for business and social con-
veyance, which is demanded by city
and suburban travel at all seasons.
In speaking of the new model III. o..
Harrison, president of the II. O. Harri-
son company, distributors in California
of the Peerless cars, said yesterday:
The utmost thought has been given
to afford the greatest amount of COM
fort to the occupants in the building
of the town car, and it is especially
satisfying to the most exacting tastes
The method of operationlis the same
as on the standard Peerless cars. The
change speed levers have been placed
between the two front seats, making
it possible to enter the car easily from
either side The driver sits and drives
on the left, with the operating levers
on his right, as usual. The advantage
is apparent, as the driver can now
easily see any vehicle attempting to
pass him in the same direction. The
chassis is equipped with a Peerless
four cylinder motor of new design, de-
veIopinS 90 horsepower. The dimen-
sions of the cylinders are inch bore
and AS inch stroke. The car has
wheel base of 113 inches and wheels
81 by in the front and 81 by 4ls in
the rear
An attractive folder has also been
issued by the Peerless people, contain
ing cuts and specifications of the mod
els of all their cars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
GEORGE AOE is AN
AUTO ENTHUSIAST
Tells Of His Experience With
the First Automobile That
lie Purchased

.aeorHe Ace, the humorist. is a keen
otorist lie likes 10 drive his own
.ar. His motoring experiences have
Zen. tnged with incidents which
.oand in the quality which has made
m famous-humor.
AIDES favorite machine is a Mitchell
lster. in which he has driven thou
Sands of miles over the Indiana high
Wa.s.
leat years ago when living in High
r5 Park. suburb OF Chicago he
reaased a car. which his cartoonist
u John T. McCutcheon. who is now
ootiuE at lions and tigers in Africa
70 colonel Roosevelt, christened the
ling peanut IA name which clUng
unul its disintegrating days.
hde used his rolling peanut" 10 run
m his home over TO the ENmoor
country club, where he was probably
..e Neenest but certainly worst golfer
A-tcr a while he found that the ca
aclly Of the rolling peanut" even
HI-l its auxiliary back 10 back seat
- insufficient to accommodate those
rH0 wanted lift, 10 the golf club
50 he bought one cylinder touring
-r. that early creation of the Lansing
HlpauE, which was limited TO an edi-
ION OF ID cars or SO. The one cylinder
.alrlng car got its first real test TAX
Hubbard hin while carrying a load
r actors into the city after a golf
same I'm time for the opening of one
AIDES plays at the StudebalSer thea
-"r. II stopped at the foot OF the hill,
d Il could not be coaXed, caioled
shed or budgcd farther.
Then Tor tic first time Ade raised
fc hood OF the radiator and there.
para lively a $ big as the knee Of a
st lay that one cylinder surrounded
.r enough space to stow away few
the passengers beside it. Ii was the
ginning Of the end The actors took
-le trolley and Ade hired a team TO
ui the one cylinder car homeWsrd.
-tfrer several weeks OF Intellectual tinkr
ring with il happy thought struck
-e humorist Il shall give il TO
arother Bin for q Christmas present"
lie did
Brother William Was the proudest
IAN ia Indiana when the automobile
WAS received AT Kentland. the home OF
Inc Ades-fOr a while. A month later
after having all the locomotive and sta
..auary engineers within calling dis
lance examine the mechanism and
shake their heads. and after he had
spent sundry sums in the advertising
columns OF the IToosier papers in =
=
~inbsd The Sailor Brother Bill, solilo-
cuizing one afternoon. said. Just 10
show Brother George that I'm as gen
esous IS he is I'll return him the cal"
and he did-freight collect.
About this time AIDES nephew. Harry
VS.. returned from a trip 10 London
and Uncle George wanted to make him
present Why not the automobile?
rf course. Harry was overjoyed and
irac p
hauled from the station 70 the Chica go
gents store. where ire gave a carte
blanche order for repairs. The bill
cane-more than sf55-and the auto
mobile stayed AT the repair shop. as
Davis left fer London when he learned
te amount Eventually the repairman
TO d second hand store and Ade
sa3 the difference between the price
7ecis-cG and the repair biIl ana every
happy except the second hand
Eh9 has Che car YET.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
"LOCO" CATALOGUE
IS INSTRUCTIVE
Handsome Album of Beautiful
Illustrations of Models and
Views of Tours

The Locomobile company of America
has issued it's 1910 book From the ar
tistic way in which this book is COM
piled all commercialism is taken from
lit. 1t is truly an album, containing
handsomely coloFed cuts OF the Loco
mobile models for the year. and going
further, pictures the many vital parts
of the motor car. A full description of
the mechanism of the Locomobile is
given in an interesting way. In the
back of the book 10 pages are devoted
to reproductions of photographs taken
on Locomobile tours throughout the
Grand canyon and other points in the
United States, Great Britain, Algeria,
France, Alaska, Canada and Mexico
II. o. Harrison has received word
that during the New York show
s. ometer fame had
Experts buy purchased a Peer
Peerless Cars less psd4;ngd Harrison On sold q d
head of the Stewart speedometer COM
pany, and the fact that these two had
selected the Peerless car has been most
gratifying to Harrison, as he consid-
ers such selection by these men who
are considered to be experts in automo-
bile knowledge an Endorsement of great
value.
A list of the number OF motor cars
for which licenses are now in force in
the state of Wash
ington shows tina t
Franknn Sars the Franklin auto
Head the ihst mobile heads the
column with A to-
tai of 322. Only four other makes have
more than 200 licenses in the state. and
only three others have more than 100.
The Pioneer automobile company has
T delivered q Chalmers Detroit touring
car to J. ". Whitney of Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Sonoma county is buying Buick
white Streaks" these days. Two car
:. :. loads are being de-
fpu;.L ..o,ts livered simultane-
parade car. ously, one at Peta-
< luna by G. w. Ro-
dehaVer and one at
Santa Rosa by the Santa Rosa garage,
agents for their respective vicinities
for Buick automobiles. Following the
usual custom on similar occasions the
cars were unloaded and paraded
through the streets, the procession of
machines creating considerable in
tereSt.
The Howard automobile company
has made deliveries, through their
agents at Fresno, of a 40 horsepower
Buick touring car and a Buick White
Streak"
Delivery was also made through
agents at Bakersfield to Willis Tevis
Jr. of. Buick 40 roadster. equipped
with almost every known device cal
culated to add to the efficiency, comfort
and luxury of an automobile.
Tevis is an automobile enthusiast,
there being few men who have owned
as many cars of as many makes as he.
This is his second Buick.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

schools are being organized in Eng
land to train children of cab drivers
as chsuffeurs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Coney G. Slaughter. one OF the most
rronafnent automobile dealers Of Los
angeles. and president of tho Slaughter
notor car company. agents for the
Stearns car in the south. has disposed
~ his agency. and VIII retire from the
automobile business. He viii remain
IN Los Angeles where lie viii go into
other lines on an extended scale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
franklin Issues
Pretty Catalogue

of Syracuse desi Enates the formal and
r. IA horatc announcement Of its motor
ra rs for 1910. has been issued.
This catalogue has been pronounced
ay some who have seen il as the hand
sonlest one ever put out by automobile
ma kers.
The catalogue is a 35 page book, into
The front design Of which the Franklin
Monogram has been woven In addition
The monogram is embossed in gilt in
rhc center OF the cover. The nyieaves
80 front and back are OF the same ma =
tcTial rs the cover and have a design
~ similar pattern
The catalogue is printed throughout
in col0rs. Five artistic full page color
drauings represent the Franklin auto
mobile in various kinds Of service. The
ia Ces have decora tive borders Of differ
ent design and crayon sketches form a
Background FOR the views OF the Frank
Iin car models.
Pictures showing the air cooling sys-
tom of the engine, the lsminated wood
ehs ssis frame. parts of the engine, full
elliptic springs. r. wheel and disc
clutch. auxiliary exhaust and transmits
SION arc included. al these being fea- =
lures Of the Franklin car.
one or the most important points
neccssar ~ to the perfect working Of all
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Sonoma county is buying Buick
White Streaks" these days. Two car
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

H. O. Harrison has received word
that during the New York show
Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
ffuuG Record of
4 Ford Car

pany by David
laE -as engine manufacturer of
-lfrtrait tfC said
lt occurs 10 the writer that YOU
teat ho interested in hearing from
UE Ford car which ] purchased last
LUue have taken "a total Of 1920
miles up to date. without making re-
lais or adjustments OF replacemenIs.
and without having had the car in the
shop, Or without having lost the use Of
f for one minute.
OUTSIDE OF cleaning the spark plugs
few times and the usual oiling due to
aHT piece of machinery, no attention
HAS been given TO the car. 1t has run
as perfectly every minute that 1 have
ed Il as any product OF mans hands
tau operate. ] have never had a pune
tIre DIR any tire trouble of any kind,
am now riding on the original air
r-- 5uro rhe tires when the car was
rsod over to me. and I don't antici-
-fo any tire trouble as long as there
1tnv life left ia the rubber.
have done considera bic country
ming, making one trip of 500 miles
.om cleveland TO Buffalo. and back 10
Detroit bV tie way of Canada; have
ari ven the car up the Steepest grades
through the heaviest Of mud and the
pest sand. and am glad TO say that
has operated perfectly at all times
and is absolutely satisfactory"
IN cover OF gray. 50 embossed as to
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

tr Jnng h.
tru nfer car
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
fabrication of
the Knox Cars

speed and power required kes il
even more important that ii be consid-
cred one OF the most essential points in
the perfect motor car" said c. $. Rich
ardson Of the Reliance automobile COM
psny.
I'm all Knox motors what is known
II The De Dion system is used, which
las proved TO be the most efficient,
economical and satisfactory in use to-
IN - one exceptionally nice feature be-
fug the absence Of smoke or odor at all
times. With this system il is practi-
caIfy impossible 10 burn 4 bearing, the
oil first being strained. and as the
hearings are all fabricated from the
inside this has a tendency to carry
grit away from the bearings.
The cam shaft near the center
drives q 6oWnWardly projecting shaft
for the rotary gear oil pump, which is
ltted with a spring. connection made
10 snap BY, should fl become clogged" :"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

IN cover OF gray, so embossed as TO
sire IL 2 suggestion OF Turkish tapes
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Experts Buy
Peerless Cars

A list of the number OF motor cars
for which licenses are now in force in
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

-One or the most important points
necessary TO the perfect working Of all
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

The Pioneer automobile company has
delivered Chalmers Detroit touring
car to j. ". Whitney of Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

pleceS OF naCnln ,
cry is proper and
systematic lubri-
cation at all times.
The motor being
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Franklin Cars
Head the List

tai of 322. Only four other ma kes have
more than 200 licenses in the state. and
only three others have more than 100.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
DAVIS SCHOOL DISTRICT

There will be preaching at Davis
school Sunday at HOO O'Clock and
again in the evening
Mrs VIM Hutchinson is SLOWLY re-
covering from her sickness
Jennie Crozcler was able TO return
ed 70 her school at the Burns. Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuller visited
Sunday with Jack Morley and wife
Fred Monroe and family haeve moved
to New Haven Fred will work for
VIM Lewis this seaon
The fawi lies of ". Walker and VIM.
Houset are qusrsntined VITA the
measles
j. G. Yeriau and son left Monday to
visit relatives at Marion. Mrs Ysrian
Will spend the week whit friends near
Shepherd
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
ARCADIA GRANGE

Arcadia Grange No 800 met in
regular session on SATURDAY. evening.
April 2nd. Postmaster Eta Keefer
presiding Number of of officers present
eight Communication in regard to
coal was read bv secretary. Motion
table for the present. Motion made
and carried that the Grange buy
barrel of machine oil and brother
Clarence Clark appointed To send for
catalogue and arrange details. Two
candidates were obligated in first and
second degrees and FIVE initiated in
third and fourth degrees after which
lunch was served, Meeting called to
order and turned over TO lecturer
Opening song There is Sunshine in
NV Sou, Roll call responded to
by those present Encore by four little
girls. Ada Smith Velma Godfrey.
Viven Kuhlman and Margaret
Shsrrar. Roy Keefer gave some figures
IN regard to per capita circulation of
monev. Ethel Smith gave description
of the famous Reokuk dam. Sister
Lucille kuhlman told what first lady of
the land saved "a famous White House
painting. Sister Edna Bamber gave q
fine paper on State Care of the Insane
Bro. Allen Hubbel gave another one
Sister Bertha Hubbell gave a recitation
closed in due form. number present
fifty-two. Next meeting will be Sat-
urday evening. April 10th
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
WEST SUM- En-

W. Lovell-was in Ithaca Wednesday
on business
II. Glover moved onto his farm
Tuesday
A large crowd attended f Z
Dimes sale Wednesday
F Fea is building the wall for a
large barn
G Andrews is saving wood for o.
Blair in Ferris
j Hawkins moved his saw mill on.
to Fl d Seamans farm
q Glow and family of Edmore
visited at H A Cows over Sunday
A Andrews house his nearly COM
pleted
W Wveth returned from Millersburg
Tuesday
II Warren has nearly completed saw
ing lumber on W Lovell's
Mr. Pyeslev of Ferris mas purch ase
the F Smith farm
Mr.. Spencer is moving onto the
Richards farm which he has rented
Mrs Olive Brooks took charge of the
ELM Hall postoffice Tuesday
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
WEST PINE RIVER

NJ j Vail and family of Flint visited
relatives here from Friday until Mon
dav
d Wood ATTENDED the advent con-
convention at Lansing
CT Wright and wife of Carson CITY
we're callers here Sunday
A family has moved into Matt
LEM = tenant house
Mrs. Adams. Mrs Rasore. Mrs Edd
Corwell Van. and Perry Adams
made business trip to Ithaca Tuesday
Earl Vail and wife of Saginaw were
Sunday callers at d Woods
Mrs Elmer Post is quite sick
Perry Adams sold his team to Mr..
Han6lev Monday
Chas Ellis entertained an uncle from
Ferris Center
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
FERRIS CENTER

Jcsevh Tissue and wife of Stanton
spent Sunday with their daughter.
Mrs. l. Barber
Miss Orpha DeYoung is home for a
visit with her parents, Dan DeYoune
and wife
Ed, Swsrthout and family visited
relatives at CRYSTAL Sunday
Mrs Ed CraTer and wife, Rob Brooks
and Miss Blanche Hare of Vestaburg
visited at Lovers Sunday
B Forquer of Alma was a business
caller at the Center Friday
DR. L p Bailv of Mcbride was a
caller at n J Overs on professional
business Saturday
Mrs. Zach Pslmre of Richland is
visiting her parents. George Douglas
ard wife
Ferris township has seventv-eight
registered lady voters of which fifty
three were present to vote
Mrs. Daisy Smith has moved into a
house on the state road where she
formerly came from
VIM Brogan and family moved into
the n j Dyer tenant house Thursday
Elder Edwards was a caller in this
vicinity Monday evening
Norman Kirk of Stanton was a
business caller here Mon 1av
Miss Katherine O'Brien wished her
grandmother Mrs Chas Deaner of
NestabuTg Sunday
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
STOMACH MISERY
Get Rid of That Sour, Gas and Indigestion

When your stomach is out of order
or run down, your food doesn't digest
1t ferments III your stomach and forms
gas which causes soreness, heartburn
foul breath, paiu az the pit of the
stomach and many other miserable
symptoms
Mi-o-na stomach tablets will give joy
full relief in five minutes; If taken regu-
larly for two weeks they will turn your
fiabby, sour, tired stomach into sweet
energetic, perfect working one.
You can't be worry strong and vigorous
If your food only half digests. Your
appetite will go and and nausea, dizzi-
ness, billiousness, nervousness, sick
headache and constipation will follow.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are small and
easy to swallow and ae guaranteed 10
Danish indigestion and and or all of the
above symptoms or money back.
Fifty cents a large box. Sold by
druggists everywhere aud by Charles
Rhodes.
For constipation there is no remedy
so satisfying as booths Pills-s5 cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
EAST SUMNER

Mrs. Curtis from Virginia is visit
ing her sister Mrs 5 p Beck having
been away forty one wears.
Mr. Jon Link and bride are expected
home from Canada this week
Miss Hazel Pardee spent Saturday
and SUNDAY with her siser, Mrs James
Dean of Ihaca
Mrs. Burgies children are sick with
the measles
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07

VIM Godfrey and family spent Sun
day with MIR and Mrs w Burgess of
Alma
Mrs. John Durkee is visiting Jasper
Nevens and fan ilv a few days
Melvin Sharrar is entertaining the
hay bailers at present
Mrs Ed Bowman and son Frank was
in Aracda on bushes Saturday
Alonzo Bailey is confined to the
house again because OF sickness
Mrs A. Bailey and little daughter,
Leila are emproving
Mrs. Ed Bowman is spending a few
DAYS this week with her sons William
and Selva Bowman Breckenridge
Miss Celia and Bessie Cresser of
Alma were guests of the Misses Est her
and Ethel Smith Satl rlay and sunday
Mrs K A. Wood returned home
from Milford Saturday
The officers who were elected FOR
the township OF Arcadia are as follows:
Supervisor-FredB Bradford
ClerK John Rush
Treasurer Geo. Huffman
Highay Com-Phyletus J Adams
Overseer of Highways-E Newcomer
Justic of the Piece. full term-Rollin
A Wood
Justice the Piece to fill vacancy
VIM j. Hicks
Member Board of Review full term
-Adnev Dobs;n
Member of Board of Review. to fill
vacancv--Alvin Church
Sartor. Leo Best and Tracy Rush
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
The Blu Head

is of two kinds-conceit and the big
head that comes from a sick headache
Does your head ever feel like a gourd
and your brain feel loose and SORE?
You can cue it in no time by acting on
your liver with DR. Herrick's Sugar
Coater Pills. Isn't worth trying for the
absolute and certain relief you'll get?
Ask for free sample Sold by Whea-
ton q Sons III
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-07
Worse Than Bullets

Bullets have often caused less suffer
ing to soldiers than the eczema l.. w.
Hartman, Burlington, Ne, got in the
army, and suffered with forty years.
But Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me
when all else failed he writes
Greatest healer of sores, ulcers, boils
burns, cuts, woudds bruises and piles.
25c az Wheaton 81 Sons. m