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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
FERNALp OPENS CAMPAIGN.
Maine Governor Answers Democratic
Extravagance.

Portland. Me, Aug. 23Goy. Fernald
opened the Republican state campaign IN
Portland last night By answering the
charges Of extravaganza made against
him BY Democrats.
The tariff law was declared Of sur
passing benefit TO the workingman and
consumers By Congressman Edwin Dem
b, Of Michigan, who Thought itslerrors
trifing compared 10 the advantages. Re-
garding the insurgents. he said. In
the future as in the past measures pro-
posed tn Congress should be Judged on
their merits alone and not on the degree
Of alleged regularity OF insurgency Of
their sponsors"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
HIeHwAYMEN zoe sTREEr cARs.
Posse Of 300 Men Securing Hills Near
Wilkesbarre. Pa, Today.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. pa posse
Of 800 citizens. the state constabulaFy.
city police and deputy sherifFs are
securing the hills today in search OF
two higkwaymen. who held up and
robbed two street car crews and pas-
ssngers here last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
PosToFFTcE ARREST.
Albert H. Cook Of Whitman Charged
with Larceny from Mails.

Whitman, Mass, Aug 2s. Larceny
from the mails Il charged against Albert
II. Cook, aged q years, an employe in
the Whitman postotiice, who was arrested
late Yesterday By Postoiiice Inspector WI.
ii. Jennings Of Boston. Cook will BE-
arraigned before the United States com
missioner in Boston today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
THREE KILLED,
SIX INJURED
Head-on Collision of Trains at Raven
Rock Bridge, on Main Line Of
Western Maryland Rail-
road Today.
road Today.

Hagerstown, Nd, Aug. 2S.-Three per
sons were killed and six injured in a
lead.on collision of two trains at Raven
Rock bridge on the main line Of the
western Maryland railroad today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
ESTRADA WILL MAKE PREPARATION
For Murders Of Groce and Cannon and
Restore Diplomatic Relations With T..

Washington, D. G. Aug. 28. Prompt
action by General Juan Estrada, the
victorious leader ii Nicaragua and her
new president, in Offering to make repair
alton for the murder by former president
Zelaya Of the American citizens, Groce
and Cannon, is looked upon here as in
dicating that an amicable settlement
will soon be reached and diplomatic re-
lations with Nicaragua quickly restored
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23

The birthplace Of President Ruther-
ford b. Hayes in Delaware, O, to which
his parents went from West Brattleboro,
vas burned a few days ago, the fire
being caused by defective chimney. It
was two-story brick building loo years
old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
MOTOR PUFES

A. l.. Hornberg of the Pacific
Motor company is back from trip
to Seattle, where he closed two
Mitchell sales last week.
The Northwest Auto Supply COM
pany will have the largest jndi-
vidual exhibit at the auto show, en-
tering three Bucks, one Pierce Ar
row, two Knox and one Franklin,
with a Detroit Electric possibility,
making a total of eight cars.
Despite reports to the contrary,
Manager L. w. Hodgins of the Co
lumbia garage states that he will
not have an exhibit at the auto
show. The Chalmers show in June
promises to be a big affair in it.
self.
J. p. Graves of the Spokane &
Inland has just received his 80 h. p.
Packard runabout.
NJ. C. Dunn of the Oriental I'M
porting Tea company is another
motorist who benefited by a recent
Packard shipment, receiving Pack
ard Is touring car.
G.. r. Stone, late salesman for the
Standard Motor Car company, Is
back with the Fred B. Grinnell COM
pany, where he is manager of the
automobile, motor boat and motor
cycle insurance department of the
Grinnell company.
w. Clayton Miller, the local min
ing man, received his GAS Pierce
Arrow the other day.
A carload of Pierce Arrows ar
rived last week. One Of the cars
will be on display at the auto
show.
The Il. NJ. f. distributory is lOcat-
ed at Ruby and De Smet streets,
just across the river off Division
street.
or the 81 Chalmers cars contract
ed for by the Columbia garage for
this season. only 16 are unsold.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
BENZINE BUZZZNGS
MOTORING SEASON Is HERE.

Baseball claim
pairing for the 1910 the active Why?
Because spring here with spring which
persuaded to brought forth from the alternating places
the honk
don't think the Spokane motorists caught
auto merchant his the repair
have working overtime coaxns the old cars into new
OF life while the who ordered for April delivery already
beginning to haunt the salesroom with the inquiry Hasn't
The end and
with but anauo weather intervening between
in for a close inspection
GOOD ROADS AND THE MOTORISTS
With the opening of the motoring the road question
and the relation of the motoist to the Good Roads association
Empire depends upon the roads local auto dealers are
with
many miles of road during the coming
WHY NOT BOOST sPOkANE?
Not the writer boosting Spokane by
motoring practically
the streets of Spokane the majority the owners either taking their
to California or housing them for the winter
with the fall line with
rstss boost proposition and show the world that Spokane motorists
just proud their city and desire everyone to know it,
the motorists of Los Angeles.
get busy, Spokane Auto Dealers
Spokane
neatly lettered sign the automobile.
ADVERTISING QUESTION
the first big questions which will be taken by the newly
publicity and
permanent value the manufacturer.
all the advertising, declared
dealer the other day and this sentiment echoed by practically
why, OF year
continued the merchant and the spend in advertising only
benefits long retain the agencies while the
is the who derives the lasting benefit
eff should be taken from tomorrow by the establish
merits the for naugh far future results are con-
his advertising or
And that last the half way meeting
the other will result ad
the and better results for the
fact
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

TAXICABS USE MAC NETO
FOR LIGHTING PURPOSES

The taxicab lighting problem,
one of the most serious confront
ing the taxi man, has been solved
in this city by c. II. Riegel Of the
Taxicab Motor Co.
"My cars have cost me exactly
500 per month each for lighting
since l inaugurated the system in
this city," stated Mr.. Riegel last
night, but now, by means of a
wire attachment to the magnetic,
my lights will cost me practically
nothing.
I'm addition to the big item of
expense saved, the placing of an
electric light above the taximeter
gives the patron an opportunity to
read the exact cost of the trans
portation, instead of trusting to the
honesty of the driver"
In addition to the satisfaction
the patron derives from knowing
exactly what he or she is paying
for, the light above the taximeter
is sufficient for the interior of the
cab.
MORE TAxIS COMING
Another taxicab has been added
to the taxicab motor service, the
new car being in many respects far
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
THREE SPECIAL NIGHTS
AT SPOKANE AUTO SHOW

On Monday night, March 81,
Mayor N S. Pratt will press the
button, wave the wand, lead the
parade, or do whatever is neces-
sary to open the Spokane Auto and
AerOplane show.
The opening night of Spokane's
first auto show will be mayors
night. Mayor Pratt was visited by
members of the exhibitors commit
tee Friday afternoon and readily
consented to open the show for the
auto men. Il don't know what the
duties of the man who opens the
show are" states the city's exec
utive, but l am willing to learn"
Three special nights have been
arranged for the show, the first,
Mayors night, the second, E-Nak-
ops night, land the third, Society
night. The last two special nights
will probably be Wednesday, and
Friday, respectively.
Although the March 2126 affair
at the Princess rink will be the
first auto show in the history of
Spokane, the Curtis biplane prom
Uses to be the feature of the show
With Aviator Hamilton on hand to
lecture during the entire week, this
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
BOOSTING THE AUTO IN RHYME

In this day of advertising. when
the freakish is eagerly nabbed by
the ad specialist as the best means
of reaching the purchasing public.
it Is a wise individual indeed who
slips one over" on the automobile
man.
Many are the devices resorted to
to attract the attention of the pub
lice to the A b G. brand of benzine
wagon. Poetry. not classical, but
calculated to attract attention, Is
employed by the Pacific Motor Car
company of this city. Rhymes ad-
vertising the merits of the Stevens
Duryea have been printed on
thousands OF postcards, which are
scattered broadcast over the In.
land Empire. The following is a
sample of the gems:
Policeman Brown was foxy cop.
Along the avenue he'd stop
Behind tree to lie in wait
For the scorcher scorching to his
fate.
He'd copper the fast and copper
the slow:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

superior to the old ones. The car
is larger than the ones first in
torduced, with larger tires to do
away with much Of the jar. Six
more machines are expected with
in few weeks, all of them of the
same style as that received last
week
PLANS NEW GARAGE
Manager Riegel states that
work will soon commence upon his
taxicab garage, which he promises
will be the best in Spokane. The
present quarters of the taxicab
company are inadequate, and in adj
dition will soon be turned over to
the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound railroad.
The taxicab garage will probably
be 100x100. situated on Second or
Third avenues.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
EMPIRE GARAGE
WILL MOVE To
SECOND

The new garage under construc-
ton at the corner of Second ave-
nue. and Cedar street, is to be &C.
cupied about April Is by the EN-.
pire Garage, which will desert it's
present cramped quarters on Front
avenue to take it's place with the
other dealers who are rapidly
changing Second avenue from a
residence street into Auto Row.
The new garage will be across
from Harry Bells Metropolitan
garage. The structure will be a
brick and cement affair, 50x142,
with the truss roof which does
away with all posts.
Manager w. H. Acker of the
Empire Garage states that he will
probably handle the Selden car
this season, while J. P. Schoen-
berger will make the Empire
headquarters for the Palmer-Sing-
er car,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
AUTO DEALERS
MEET TOMORROW

Auto dealers will meet tomorrow
night at the Blair Business College
to effect a permanent organization
of the Spokane Auto Dealers as
ISOLATION. The committee on con-
stitutiOn and bylaws will report
and and the permanent officers will
be elected.
Every dealer in town is boosting
for the association and is confident
that better trade relation will re-
suit from the organization, while
many other problems of Importance
can be met through combined eff
forts in a much more satisfactory
manner than when each man is
working alone, and pulling in a diff
ferent direction to reach the same
goal.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
L. H. ROSE ON
TRIP TO DETROIT

L. Fl. Rose, Northwest distribu-
tor for the e. Nj. f. and Stude-
baker Flanders" left Saturday for
the f. Nj. F. factory at Detroit,
where he went to assist in the per-
fecting of the e. M. f. organization
in the west. Mr.. Rose will probably
be gone two weeks. The recent
change in ownership of the e. M. f.
company, whereby the J. p. Morgan
company bought the concern, will
in no way effect the agents
throughout the country, according
to Mr.. Rose. The change is mere
ly in the financial control of the
plant.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

When we say the Hudson has refinement we mean
that many little things Of small Importance, one by
one but meaning in their total, comfort and salts
faction to the owner. have been put into this car
Sec how the rear Tenders are inset against the
body; how the Tenders throughout are absolutely
mud-proof. Inset tenders are feature OF very
high priced cars.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

The Hudson is stvoas. because the careful plans
Of great engineer have been expressed by the best
material that money can buy.
1t has plenty Of ,oem-many cars are big and
heavy without being roomy. The Hudson Is big
and ro0my without being too heavy.
The Hudson has bsouty-not merely the beauty
Of paintbut the beauty of balance, of perfect pro-
portion. Many touring cars look punched" In
the Hudson overall length hood body wheels, har-
monte to mako whole effect that plcases the eye
No other touring car at or near the price has SO
many features and rednements in common with the
most cx pensive cars,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

famous Renauit motors Of France Il is the same
type Of motor as used in the Hudson Roadster four
cylinders ZEN bloc;" vertical, water cooled long
stroke, 70 to Is II. p. Due TO its long stroke this
motor pulls quietly and evenly at low engine speeds.
Transmission Is selective, sliding gear; three
speeds forward and one reverse-the Same trans
mission Is found on the highest priced cars.
Tho spring suspension Is the Same rs used on
costing up to )800O Semi-ellptic front and y
elliptic rear unusually long, mounted with heavy,
strong fittings. Clutch is leather faced cone type;
rear axle MITIGATING. shaft driven. Front axle
T beam section drop forged, Of carefully selected,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

Then up before the judge they'd go.
Get stung for twenty-five. "Ho Ho."
Said Copper Brown, 1T does me
good;
I'd make it fifty If could"
mo fines for me-" said Betty
sweet,
Although ! passed him on his
beat,
He couldn't hear my car today,
My quiet Stevens-Duryea."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
T. N. F. CARS
ARRIVE BUT ARE
G0BBLED UP

. Twelve E. M. F. cars were {
q received in Spokane last week 4
. by l.. Fl. Rose, Northwest 4
. distributor, and by Friday I
. night every car had been de- 4
q livered to local purchasers and 4
. the waiting list was still I'M 4
. supplied. 4
q Spokane purchasers were 4
q first on the list" stated Mr.. 4
= Rose the other night" and the 4
. other dealers in the territory 4
. must wait their turn. Cars I
. will be arriving every day for I
q some time and the waiting 4
. list will be depleted as quick Z
. ly as possible. 4
800 90 . 8 = . q q . .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

L. w. Hodgins, manager of the
Columbia garage, states that the
$1,000 which would be expended in
exhibiting at the auto show will be
distributed among his customers in
prizes of various kinds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
sTICKER, BUTTON
AND POSTER

. The auto show stlcker made .
. its appearance several weeks .
= ago, and to 1t has been added q
. the auto button and the auto .
. poster. q
. The auto button reads .
= MEET ME- at the AUTO .
. SHOW" while the poster .
= shows a winged-cap driver at .
= an auto wheel. Q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

January LIST, the price Of the Hudson Roadster
increased to $1,000 Thisincludes 32xSl, tires front and
three oil lamps two gas lamps; generator tire
pair kit tools and jack.
The Hudson Roadster is Americas biggest best look
ing and best built priced Several thousand Of
them are in the hands Of owners and giving complete
satisfaction.
The Hudson 24-hour in Seattle in Sep
tember defeating many high priced This was its
first race.
Mr.. Z. H. Nelson. q prominent business man Of
Detroit drove his Hudson from Detroit TO New
Haven, Conn., at expense Of less than cent per
mile for oil and gasoline and without making repair.
Mr.. Geo. d. Smith drove Hudson Roadster from
Long Island, N. Y. to Pleasant City, Fla, without
touching bolt, NUT spark plug or making mechan-
ical adjustment
Remember the Hudson Roadster Is not an imitation
of big cart is big car. 1t is big in design, in ma
tera in general all-around value. Look at price
on extra equipment. Bosch magnetic, Arden top Prest
olte tank and rumble seat for $50 extra.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

feature alone promises to pack the
rink every night during the motor
lists week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
SPIKE AND RAIL.

"Jacil'' INcctt to Wcd-Rumors are
today floating up and down railroad
row" to the effect that Jack Lycctt, the
well known Denver & Rio Grandc dir
ing car conductor, Is to wed in the near
future Particulars are lacking, hon.
ever. Mr.. Lycett was the man who
successfully manned the dining room
on the newspaper special" on tho
Western Pacific last summer. He has
returned to the Denver & Rio Glanda
and now intends TO join the ranks of
Bcnedcts. if all reports are not askcw.
I'D. Kcycs. city ticket agent of tho
Oregon Short Line, reports an active
business in holiday rates.
c. D. IIurd. dining car conductor on
the Western Pacific, Is in the city to-
day. 49,
l.. c. Manson, general superintcnd-
ent Of the oregon Short Line, is cx-
pectcd home this afternoon from anex-
tended inspection tour OF the Idaho di-
vision
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
TELEPHONE CABLES
our OF COMMISSION
Nearly Four Hundred Pairs Grolisi"eu
This Morning in business
District.


The grounding of one of the big
underground cables Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company,
south on state street. threw 3sI pairs of
wires. leading principally TO business
houses out of commission this morn
ing. Coming in the midst of the pre-
Christmas rush, IT caused considerable
Inconvenience, The district affected
was in the vicinity OF the blocks bound,
ed by second East. Main. First South
ana Third South strect. This includes
nany private exchanges and big bust
ncss houses, also the fire and police
department Service was restored
about ! O'clock this afternoon.
r w i7erriss superintendent OF the
plant division. said: 1T Is often the
case with telephone companies that the
cables 70 bad This cable went bad
carly this morning and n force Of men
started replacing II with q new cable
at o'clock AS 400 wires must he con-
nccted up. II is rather difficult task,
We will not be able 70 determine the
exact cause Of the grounding of the
cable until we test 1t out after 1t has
been removed from the conduts."
Although all the Bell telephones Mt
tho fire Sisttion were put out Of COM
mission. the service was rot hampercd,
MI calls coming oyer the Bell wcrs
nut on station No. ?. An operator at
this station then repeated the calls to
headquarters over a private wire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
IMPROVEMENTS IN CANAL.
District Court VIII he Asked for Au-
tlority to Carry Them On.

The district court will be asked to
authorize the water commissioner to
put in very much needed improve
ments at the mouth of Utah lake, and
along the Jordan river at the heads of,
the various canals. These improve
ments have been urged from time to
time. by the commissioner New head
gates are said to be needed at the
head of the river Mt the mouth of the
lake, 70-foot steel Weir Is requisite,
new headgates at canal intakes are
necessary, and many other things
where canal equipment has been al
lowed to run down. The necessary re-
pairs and improvements must be car
ricd out through orders from the
court. i
Tho Jordan river Is now discharging
$40 second feet. with the level of the
lake considerably below compromise
point. Utah county farmers and land
owners will be asked to consent and
cooperate in mpounding the waters of
the lake, while the old dam Is being
replaced and s!u!cc gates installed
which will drain the lake lower by
eight feet than ever before, thus opcr-'
atng in the future directly to the ad-
vantage OF Utah county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
MURRAY Al !. s !
COMPLETELY | 3 MONDAY.
New Supply orfPowcr Ready for De-
livery for Operation of Cars oil
Street Car Company.

The Murray sub-station OF the ltah
Light & Railway company VIII be Ill
operation Monday next, thus relieving
the central power station in this city, of
an extra heavy load that II has been
forced to carry, In order to operate tne
street cars south of Fourteenth South
street To relieve this strain which
could not Well be made permanent. II
Satisfaction was projected ut me corner
of Highway 66 and state ROAD 70
furnish power for operating inc cars
from Murray south. as far as Draper
and points beyond when further extern
sions are made, and connected With Il
oSOOO volt transmission line built from
the Big Cottonwood plants westward 10
state road. This is Il double circuit en-
ahling the company to operate either
from Big Cottonwood or Salt Lake, OF
both, us may be desired
This 2S,e00 volt line Is stepped
down through n bank of oil insulated,
water-cooed transformers. TO 1000 Volts
a SEQ kiloWatt motor-gcnerator VIII turT
nish 600 volts. direct current Tor INC
railway load There Will also be M
stalled IL voltage regulator and sWltch-
board for lighting and power service
along state road to Sandy and points
south, with Il force of 1900 volts, in
sttedu " tltIsli,l.tiiiss ~ ''N' -. =,
as at present The building is of buzz
colored. pressed brick. with concrete
construction. The machinery, including
transformers, switchboard, motor. and
other equipment, is new and of the best
that could be procured.
Then, provision has been made for
duplicating all OF the local machinery
now in position, to meet further re-
quirements. Il large well has been sunk
to secure good supply of water. ana
other necessary and valuable conNen-
fences have been installed The cost
of this Improvement Is nearly $4,000.
With the new nterurban cars in opera
tlon. and the new station furnishing tho.
requisite electricity, the service from
Murray south viii be of the best, II
appears to he the settled policy of the
company to extend south Of Main street,
Sandy, to Draper. five miles beyond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
HUSBAND WAS CRUEL.
Alice Alder Granted Decree of Divorce
irom Albert +. Alder.

Failure to provide and cruelty were
the grounds upon which Alice Alder
sought to obtain divorce from Albert
+. Alder, in the Third district court.
the case coming UP before Judge Arm
strong this morning. a story of marital
misery was told by the deserted wife
on tho stand and was corroborated by
the testimony of her mother. The de-
cree was granted.
The Alders were married in Farming
ton. June |. 1905 One child was born
to them, q baby now II months old.
According to the story of tho mother.
Alder choked her FREQ uent!y and on one
occasion struck her III the eye with n
telephone receiver. These acts were
not all that constituted the cruelty per-
pctrated on the young wife.