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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

- When Henry Ford built his first automobile he realized
tie determined build motor car that would have the
largest demand from ALL the people He knew that such
car must be light in weight. reliable construction. mex
4. pensiHe 10 maintain and low in Price
From that memorable day in 1903 when the FORD MOTOR
" was organized there has been halt in its march OF
ashlevsnsn' Ford has been doing things, sVery cay
people paw
To fully achieve ribs purpose FORD he mace
in such large quantities thar small margin the
would produce satisfactory profit Continuous quantity
demand could only be assured through quality Of produc
= tion and perfect after service TO owners.
To establish rh quality there specialization
organization accompany inventive mechanical genius
III accepted Henry Ford the original
and most successful designer Of motor
From the beginning all FORD efforts have
trarsd upon model Concentrations fixed principle
with Mr. Ford order thar perfection of product the
utmost economy in manufacture be had And through
and every machine Is busy on the produeon of this one
; Model r
We have built and fully equipped the complete
mobile manufacturing plant IN the world All OF which has
been paid for from the profits earned the business %
,ious years
Our factory is bu profir from quantity production
Occupying 80 of ground built and equipped
The main building Is four in height possessing
over million . fee. Of foo. space To the FORD
"A model in the ewes OF industrial men everywhere.
In the cylinder department. special machinery has been
installed which enables the operators fifteen rs
with mechanical aid We able
out fifteen rs cylinders time absolutely perfect
every detail The care which would be exercised
~: cypder eyesced upon fifteen 49, Thereby saving
e and money BY multiplying the output OF one operation.
The same class OF machinery only of it is used
in rhe department found the factories which make
speciality OF higher priced The motor assembling
department has capacity of 300 ger day There
matte department where studs bolts.
turned the of hundreds every hour
BY thus reducing the OF production per will
build 5000 in 1911 less per than
make 900 in materials and labor prac
ticay cost the same
Our normal working force is 1000 building 30 900
Contrast this with factories employing from 1000
10000 ard making only 10000 and less. Wages
and overhead large OF the Of
Here's Nherc FORD factory equipment manufac
turing organization reduces Of production while
tuating excellence in the quality Of FORD
- These of facilities. combined with rhe purchase
entire output of steel mills and equipment factories give
reasons for the FORD production and ex-
ttraofdinarY low price OF the completed
We have oond issues off. There mort
cages upon property. We have loans repay We
have Indebtedness We do business cash.
discount basis purchasing in large quantities. commanding
lowest prices in the market of materials Therefore can
veil afford to sell the FORD Model above prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

LOndon-S7 Shafsesbury Ave.
Kansas City-BBtbS Grand Ave.
Melbourne 1898 Williams 10.
New Work I593 Broadway.
Omaha Harvey and 2Oth sts.
Paris-O Biz rue Auber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

BRANCH BOI 49,.
Atlanta RI I'rsrhtrr~ -.
Bo>t0n 1B5 oIuHlb bus Az.
Buffalo 1850 Vain ~.
cambridge Mas. & smart AsF.
chicago Bis4 Michigan Ave.
Cine innatI-DIl Race "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

The FORD Model made through and through Of Vana-
impossible the results with any
other steel Although is made feature in the specifications
of several makers other il used absolutely
the FORD Cars.
Nanadium alloy melted into crude steel adds the
tensile strength cNstazaton erumbng Of the
steel and gives added elasticity thar found any other
steel Nanadum Steel than chromenicke steel
manganese stee. or any other kind OF steel.
All steel is able withstand heavy
The vibration shock steel grder which helps hold
tion but will quickly break subjected unusual vibration
or shock Automobile steel is under constant vibrationsl
strength withstand such This for the
strength OF the FORD Model +.
Gears axs shafts springs. levers and strain load
bearing of the FORD Model is Of Vanadum Steel This
the of rhe ghness and strength of the FORD With
such steel only make onefth the size
OF ordinary automobile and still have them
This best all special steels further strengthened
the FORD hea treating plant After
1000 in search for he best steel spent
thousands in e9uPpns TIE complete heat treating
plant possible This heat treatment brings the axis OF
moecue OF the steel parallel thar OF its neighbOr Clamps the
thousands OF molecules INFO strain resisting
defying rehabilitation.
Every stranbearing part of FORD Model is scien
ral treated in ths uptodate and modern plant by passing
through from three to four equipped with electrical
peraure devices Not One vital part thus treated but each
from crankshafr fender iron "A FORD
lifted from the ground by It's fender irons
Strains considered sudden shocks torsional
vibration Pivots are necessarily differently treated than shaft
drives because of the which they
subjected Just each FORD Model part requires
certain predetermined of Nanadum piece
call for different heat longer shorter time
We ger the maximum results from the steel which
money can buy.
When piece OF Nanadium Steel placed in FORD car
perfect human hands make it, OUT Of
shipment ct steel three
subjected chemical analysis before shipment marked
III for heat treatment There five before
machned and an inspection after machine operation
5035S FORD owners OF which ?0.3sS OF
Model Cars, are this minute proving the durability and
economy OF FORD construction. 1853 FORD
know thar the FORD is built light and strong that
costs less 10 maintain than other That why the
FORD and will continue be the favorte
amongst all motor
The FORD Model weighs 200 pounds possessing
horsepower for each 60 pounds The average touring
esses one horsepower for each 20 pounds pound
takes less than 600 pound therefore, in he FORD
the power carry the load and
car will not wear out tire quickly pound
2OOpound car passes rough road with scientifically
proportional tires much easier and quicker than 200
pounds Two and srl four the lghr weight
FORD still unapproachabe by other OF the
capacity in the smailness Of operating expenses.
Vanadium Steel FORD repair he less. FORD
weight propoonate TO the horsepower fuel bills be
smaller tires less. One gallon OF gasoline carries
FORD twenty twenty-five miles One
FORD from 5000 10 lO,O 900 miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
D MOTOR COMPANY, New York Branch 72l723 Broadway


Newark Store t;ssrN Automobile
Co., 80. Broad ~.
Main OfiCr and Old FactpTy
Detroit, l'Iqucttr and S"ani,frn
- SIS.
l%Asp. FACTORY -. htEblSnd Park,
Woodward sn1l NJ ~ hr.frr tN"s.
Canadian Factor. Walker: lille,
Ont, Sandwich 81. Esst.
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$500

FORD ingenuity has originated brakes. with brakng
face Of 81 square inches pound weight the 81
inches FORD the largest pound weight
cubic inches OF tire pound Hence the
FORD tire economy There necessity for FORD Model
TO be equipped with tires
The FORD magnetic integral part of the unit
No batteries used brushes gearing moving
Trouble makers have been banshed slight movement
OF the yWheel generates enough make powerful
spark
The FORD Model the first with the left drive.
being copied BY When upon the right
vehicle overfaking you your eftas required by traffic
hind right large section Of the hidden from
and look the back Of the II the design Of the
that YOU leave your and look behind
from the left the right does require Of these
precautions Vehicles supposed that SIDE
and there occasion for caution when changing
in thar direction.
stormy weather YOU permitted aghr from
the curb from the right side With the right drive
either forced crawl the levers tramp around in the
mud from the left side.
The FORD Model has all the demands Of city and
country life Ii the family of pleasure the fast for the
business reliable day and night for the DOCTOR
the dependable rhe farn because OF its being built
fill pracca mission is a that should be. filling
all around service for the people, and price thar
who afford TO keep horse and buggy can pay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

Philadr iphia ESQ n. Broad ~.
Pitt .burg SD2D Baum ~.
~. L.ouis-308D Olive ~.
seattle S32 Nineteenth Ave. y.
TOroDSo-55 Adelaide "a. ~.
Winnipeg-3O0 Cumberland Ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

Di1ribntor- for Bronx l'nI0nporr
Garage, z - wrstrhrWrr Ave.
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brooklyn store Bishop. Nrtor-
mick & Bishop, 2O HaIs~y ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
FROST HURT THE:
 RET ClRM SCHOOL, CROP

Little Rock, Ark, April 20.-The fi est Of Monday night was effective only in one part of Pulaski county as it bliShted the garden of the reform school. The reform school is locat- ,lpon one of the most verdant hill- sides south of Little Rock about } miles. Any seed with the strength to send up 6 shoot which can overturn several pounds of rock, can multiply on the reform school grounds. The grounds there is so fertile that a Lit tie Rock wag once stated rabbit in crossing it would starve to death if lie did not carry lunch along. This explains what the loss of the bean crop means to the reform school, es- pehially in an institution where beans composes so large a portion of the diet The frost of Monday night settled thick and fast about the reform school beans and Tuesday the leaves all turn ed black and dropped. Supt Ches- mutt is hopeful that the tips of the leaves is all that is damaged and the bushes will yet bear fruit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
HOW TEDDY WAS
 CHARGED BY LION
Roosevelt Relates an Exciting Exper.
 fence on the African Game Trails

The lion stopped and lay down be- h1nd a bush; jumping off I took shot at him at 200 yards, but only wound- ed him slightly in one paw, and after a moments hesitation off he went lash- Ing his tail. We mounted our horses and went after him. Tarlton lost sight of him, but I marked him lying down behind low grassy anthill. Again we dismounted at a distance of 20o yards, Tarlton telling me that How he was sure to charge. In all Fast Africa there is no man, not even Cunningham himself who I would rather have by ne than Tarlton if in difficulties with a charging lion. On this occasion, however, I am glad to say that his rifle was badly sighted and shot altogether too low
 Again I knelt and fired but the mass of hair on the lion made me think he was nearer than he was, and 1 undershot, inflieting flesh wound that was neither crippling nor fatal
 He vas already grunting savagely and tossing his tail erect with his head held low, and at the shot the great sinewy beast came toward us with the speed of greyhound Tarlton, very properly fired, for lion hunting IS no child's play, and it is not good to rsln risks. Ordinarily it is a very r'ean thing to experience joy at a friends miss; but this was not an or d;nary case, and I felt keen delight when the bullet from the badly sight ed rifle missed, striking the gorund many yards short. I was sighting carefully from my knee, and I knew I had the lion all right for though he Galloped at a great pace he came on steadily, ears laid back and uttering terrific coughing grunts, and there Vas no question of making allowance for distance, nor, as he was out in the open, for the fact that he had Tot before been distinctly visible. The head of my foresight was exactly on the center of his chest as I pressed ,he trigger, and the bullet went as true as if the place had been plotted with dividers. The blow brought him Up all standing, and he fell forward on his head. The softnosed Winches- ter bullet had gone straight through the chest cavity, sfashing the lungs apd the big blood vessels of the heart Painfully he recovered his feet and tried to come on, his ferocious cou- rage holding out to the last.-From African Game Trails,' by Theodore Roosevelt, in the April Scribner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
RATE
 CASE BEING HEARD
No Matter What Decision is Rendered At Little Rock the Notable Case Will Be Taken to the United States
 Supreme Court.

Little Rock, Ark, April 19.-The taking of evidence in behalf of the state of Arkansas in the litigation with the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt roads, began this morning in the fed eral court room, with Special Master T. c. Dooley presiding. The taking of dispositions was to have commenced yesterday afternoon but witnesses de- sired by the attorneys for the state did not appear and the opening of the states side of the case was then post poned until this morning. The state expects to spring many surprises on the railroads and give them much to tl.' and explain in the final deposi- tions which are to be taken by the railroads at the close of the states testimony
 The state will first hear witnesses or rates who are shippers in this section, also former members of the Arkansas Railroad Commission, and former employees in this section. They will then bring to Little Rock the rate experts employed by the state in going over the books of the Iron Mountain, after which some ex- perts in the employe of the Inter- state Railroad Commission, allowed tc testify for Arkansas as special courtesy, are expected to take the stand. The railroads have a num- Der of officials in the city to listen to the testimony offered.
 The taking of depositions for the state is being done under the direc- ticn of Judge Joseph M. Hill' ehef counsel, of Fort Smith; and w. F. Kirby and James H. Harrod, asso- ciate counsel, of Little Rock. Col. John M. Moore is conducting the cross examination for the railroad The taking of dispositions will proh- ably continue for couple of weeks which will close the case so far as the state is concerned until the argu- rnents, which will probably be made before Judge Trieber about the mid de of May. No matter how the court decides on this case, the loser will gc with it to the supreme court o' the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
Chiidr ot3 Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'; C A e To R, A
INCREASING THE
 ACREAGE IN RICE
North Louisiana Will Produce More Cereal This Year, Report Farmers.

Travellers from Northeast Louisiana report that the rice acreage this year is much larger than ever before and the output pomises to beat all prev ious records.
 Last year Quebec, which is not a great distance from the Mississippi river and is in the Tensas neighbor- hood, was the rice center, but this year there are several towns along the V. s. &s P. road that will do heavy shipping. Tend1e and Waverly, west of Quebec, both promise to send the cereal to the market
 It is reported by the travellers that the crops can be seen from the train. The rice is up in many places and is apparently doing we'll. Splendid irri- gation systems are employed Shreveport Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
CITIZENS
 TO REPAYE MAIN
Sg of Property Owners at Eity for Purpose of Out Plans for Great I'm
 prOyements.

|ck. Ark, April 19.-At last i to happen The press of kansas will soon lose it's Ear with which to jab Lit Incredulous as it may street of this city is to be Id the granite blocks dis There was recently held in bf a Main street banker a of business men at which EQf pulling up the rough old
 eks, which were laid on
 P in 1874 and putting
 lining modern.
 lite blocks with their noise hve become an eye-sore to t merchants and at this is said that more than
 roperty value of the first } of Main street where the |cks were laid, signed an Ito go into a district to put |instead. With this end in fs now in circulation a pet ] will soon be presented to hncil, asking for the forma- D improvement district to asphalt.
 luley is desirous of having blocks turned over on their lphalt laid on top, thus sav- lst of a concrete base and heers declare this feasible, will be adopted. Those who B the project, claim that be- pmmer is over Main street Is new pavement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
Ointmentsa for Catarrh It Contain Mercury.

will surely destroy the smell and completely de- whole system when enter R yh the mucous surfaces. les should never be used prescriptions from repu- pcians as the damage they ten fold to the good you y derive from them. Halls ure manufactured. by F. < Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, con- nercury, and is taken in- Rcting directly upon the mucous surfaces of the n buying Halls Catarrb ure you get the genuine.
 internally and made in ID, by F. J. Cheney & Go. Us free.
 Druggists, Price 75c per Ali's Family Pills for con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
this which will result in the mines

at this which will result in the mines being reopened the first of the month. The operators stated in their letters there was plenty of coal to supply the trade for several months
 and it would probably be we'll for the mines to remain idle until the first Of July, but they all wanted the con- t1act signed as soon as possible in order to be sure the mines can start by July 1 and so the operators can begin booking orders for fall delivery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
MAY REOPEN THE
 ARKANSAS MINES

Little Rock. Ark, April 20.-Coal operators of Western Arkansas, in writing to their representatives here, state that another meeting of the op- eyators and miners will take place in Kansas City today and it is hoped
 that some agreement will be reached
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
TIES RESPOND |LANDNO ONGRESS


 ck' Ark, April 2o.-seyer- which made subscriptions i'lslng fund of the .Arkan- onsress during the conven- Little Rock, yesterday ks covering these sub- slV1ng the Board of Con- fund to carry on the secretary Ratterree also O''ce from the Cotton Belt c'als that they would at-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21

tend the Jefferson county convention May f and see that a numbers of otb- CTS also attended. President Cole yes tcrday appointed J. S. Hudson of Jas per as president for Newton county. Secretary Ratterree is today in Pine Bluff attending the booster dinner be- ing given there by Judge w. H. Lang ford the vice-president of that coun- tv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
ChlIdron Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S GA s TO A

Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipations Ooans Regulets operate easily. tone the stomach, cure constipation. 25c Ask your druggist for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21

.Detroit Vapor" Gasoline Ranges and Stoves are the simplest. most durable and safest made and costs TO more than others, let us explain them to you. Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21

If you want things to look like new get a can of "Shinon'' Metal Pol ish, for brass and nickel ware, just the thing to make your automobiles shine on. Sold by Cleyeland-Natt. hews Hardware Co.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-09
NATIONAL EXPERTS TALK.
A Big Meeting Held at GreenvElle in
the Interest OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
man Small Interested.
BY ANDREW JOINER.

Greenville. n. c, August TT Is a
very rare occurrence anywhere to
have two very important meetings to
consider great local OnOm ques-
tons. pulled off at one place the same
day. 1t is rare that both prove sue
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-09

Among the Speakers Were Congress
man John H.. Small, Lester e. Boy
kin DR.. j. Hyde Pratt and Col. ].
BRYAN Grimes-SPeeches We're Full
of Interest and Created q Great I'm
,rc>sion-AH Sections Of the County
RcDreaented at the Meeting.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-09
N. c.. Herd Registered
DurOc-Jersey Swine

We offer pigs as good as good breeding
and inteili gent feeding and attention can
make them. Either pairs or triOs can be
shipped on short notice. Please give this
farm a trial for we will do a square busi-
ness and guarantee satisfaction if possible.
Write for circulars.
Cedar Grove Stock Farm
W. A. THIGPEN. Conetoe. N. c.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-19
ARMY ENGINEERS
IN GLASGOW
YESTERDAY
SENATOR DIXON is EosT OF THE
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
TO MONTANA.

Glasgow. Mont, Aug iS-lhe board
of United States army engineers arr
rived at Glasgow this morning. Five
automobiles bore the party over the
south end of tho milk river project,
where they were shown where the
government canal would terminate.
The party IL travelling III the special
train of President Louis W. Hill and
a number Of lesser officials of the
Great Northern. United States Scna
tors Carter and Dixon are with the
party.
Senator Dixon intimated That the
MIX river project will receive approx
imately $2,000000 for its completion.
The engineers left for the west at
$50 O'clock Will make Il short stop
at Tampieo To visit the Lohr brothers,
farm. these brothers being the best
farmers along the Great Northern.
says President Hill The board viii
proceed thence to Dodson dam and To
Great Falls.
Senator Carter was sick with ionsil
ills and was unable to leave his berth
while here.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-19
WRIGHT PUPILS ABANDON THEIR
ATTEMPTS FOR THE WORLDS
ALTITUDE RECORDS.
FALL ON AUTOMOBILE
Flyers Az Aviation Meet in Asbury
Park Como to Grief After Reaching
Height OF Moro Than Two Thousand
Fsot--ThriIlino Sights Witnessed
BY Crowds.

Asburg rark. n. j.. Aug 49,.
Johnstonc. q Wright aviator. ccllidcd
with an automobile and damaged Ills
new experimental biplane In the avia
ton meet here today Archie Hoxscy
another Wright pupil, abandoned an
attempt for now worlds altitude
record to hover about a balloon In
distress half mile up. and Walter
Brookins. his face swathcd In band
ages. left the ground for tho first
time since his accident last week
Johnstonc has been used to landing
on skids and. mistIdging the dis
tancc his new machine. equipped.
with wheels. would run. dashed int }
an automobile Oh the edge of the
aerodromc. Broken guy wires and
supports were the only damage. Hox-
sey reached height OF more than
1900 feet when Jimmie" Fleming got
into trouble with the knife pun that
should have freed his parachute from
the hot-air balloon bearing him aloft.
His difficulties were obvious to the
crowd. who expected to sec him
dashed To earth at any moment. Hox-
sey also saw his trouble and halted
his ascent to circle above him. The
balloonist slowly drtftcd away. still
struggling with the knife pull and
finally rode his balloon to earth some
three miles distant from the aero
dromc. 'Hoxey saw him safe to earth
and then descended.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-08-19
JOSEPH THOMPSON
CONVICTED At HELENA

Helena, Aug. 1s.-fSpccial) )--Onc
conviction and one dismissal was the
record In court today OF the tral,
Of the Great Falls census enumerators.
charged with false returns. The con-
viction was In the case Of Joseph 4.
Thompson. who, II was charged. swelled
tile count by 1923 persons. The jury
was out only five minutes when 1t
returned verdict of guilty.
Tho lucky man was w. u. Martin.
Martin completed his district IN Great
Falls and was assigned by supervisor
Shaw to help In another district. but
no appointment was made out to him.
AS assistant, It was charged that Mar
tin added about 1870 names to the list.
His counsel said, as tho schedules went
In under the name of DAILY. and as
Martin had no official appointment. he
could not be held legally to have been
an enumerator The view was sus-
tained and the case ordered dismissed.