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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-10
HIGHLAND CENTER.
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Highland school commenced Monday
With Miss May Hartwick Of Bloom
field as principal and WI. rs pupils.
Miss Ri Smith of lPackwood as pri-
mary teacher With Is pupils first day.
MI. Frank Gephart of near Rltledge
transacted business in Highland Tues
Gay.
DR.. and Mrs Lawson made a trip to
Des Moines last week in the Dr.s auto.
Master Marion Willard returned to
his home near Ottumwa Mon.ley after
a short visit with his sister Mrs, L. B.
Denny.
Mr.. Burl Drummond OF near Salem
was q business caller in Highland
Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Bane made business TIP
to Kirkville Friday
Mr.. Harry Messer of near Hedrick
day evening.
Mrs. A. T. Reames was a passenger
to Richland Tuesday morning.
hlr. and .urs. d. Cox and children
left over the G. M. Ry. Monday for
Fairfield.
Mr. Robert Emery of Ottumwa ar
rived over the G. NJ. Ry. Saturday
evening for an over Sunday visit WI Ii
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Emery.
Mr.. j. p. Wycoff and daughter
Carrie are attending the state fair in
Lincoln, Neb., this week they are tho
guests of Mr.. j. p. Wycoff's son Mr..
Ollie Wycoff and family.
MRS. N. Brown returned to her home
in Ottumwa Wednesday, after a pleas
ant visit with her Highland friends.
Mr.. H. Crane transacted business in
Ottumwa Saturday morning.
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HEAVY STEERS WEAK.
High Priced Grades 90 100 15c Lower
Than Firm Sales We'd

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Stock Yards. Chicago, Sept Skill.
ers again carried . crouch against
good to choice native beeves and
bought the best classes 10M15c lower
than the high point early Wednesday,
although market was not much chang
ed from the closing that day. Only a
short crop Of good grades was offered
but the demand was even smaller.
while trade for medium and plain
classes was unchanged from Wednss-
day. The supply of these about bal
anced demands. since range cattle run
at 1000 was made up largely of plain
classes. Shippers took most good ma
tives, paying up to $S.05, and several
lots went at s7.S5@s, while a liberal
crop Of medium and plain short fed
and grassy steers sold at s5.75@7. Cen
1925 showed 10@15c decline from last
weeks closing, but the higher priced
classes We're about on an unchanged
basis.
Native cows and heifers moved
slowly at Wednesdays rates, showing
15@35c decline from last week, while
bulls, too, were weak sale at 25c drop
from last week. Calves sold firm to 25c
higher. meeting active packer de-
mands. Prime vealers landed UP to
S9.40 Hight grade feeding steers
continued active sellers but big sup
ply of medium and plain classes went
slowly. Declines of 15@25c We're shown
for these in comparison with a week
ago. Prices had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers .$725@8.45
Medium to good steers 625@7.20
Inferior to fair steers &. 50O@615
Fat cows and heifers :. II. 1860 700
Canine COWS and heifers 215@3.25
Native bulls I'D stays 32565.1O
Feeding cattle 600@1 100 lbs S.4O@5.90
Fair to fancy veal calves I. s.5O@9.40
Heavy calves j. i. S.5O@5.26
Export steers ... 49,. 6.65M7.40
Westerne range steers 4.75@7.35
Distillery steers j. ........ 1900 500
Mixers, springers, head. 10000 S.. 90
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Sheep Prices Unchansed ed.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Sept. %
Values for sleep. yearlings and lambs
were not materially changed from the
Wednesday basis. This in spite of an
other heavy run Of 10000. Saving
feature Of the trade was continued big
outlet for feeding stock, the country
buyers being out after all thin grades.
Market was OILS lanoralwtduub,vb gko
Market was slow all around, but clear
ance was made at the finish. Wet
fleeces Of the offerings tended to check
the packer demand. Prime native
lambs averaging 80 lbs topped at s7.15,
while big crop OF fat 69@S9 lii lambs
went at s6.25@6.s5 and plain light stuff
down to $500. Choice 42@5S lib Idaho
feeding lambs sold at s635@65O and
several thousand fat 63@66 lib Idaho
lambs cleared to packers at $3.50 $50.
Idaho yearlings made $3.50 and fat 105
Id wethers $40. Good 1888 Id. Mon
tana breeding ewes made 1925 and big
end of native ewes sold at 1915 q 4.40,
with Montana feeding yearlings at
s. 30
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Rev. Scott closed the conference
years work here Sunday at the M
p. church delivering an excellent ser.
mon. His salary at this place is all
paid. Rev. Scott is we'll liked and this
place would be pleased to have him
return.
o. C. Bell and sister, Miss Almarine
Bell, returned home Thursday evening
from two weeks visit with friends
in Oklahoma.
Arrangements were made yesterday
for a Sunday school picnic next Satur.
day. All desiring to.attend are re.
quested to meet at 9 a. m. at the
church.
Miss Olive Putnam expects to leave
this evening for St. Louis to select a
stock Of goods and from there to go
on to Sullivan, ILL.,, to act as trimmer
for Miss Ida Miller.
School began here Monday with
Samuel Ryan Of Bloomfield as princi-
pal and Miss Cal A. Cree as primary
teacher.
Miss Zoe Mcconnell began her term
of school at Floris Monday. where
she has the, primary grade. Roy Bell
began his term of school at Drakeville
as principal and Miss June Gibson be-
gan term at Fidelity school house
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cox left Saturday
evening for an over Sunday visit at
Downing. Mo-. with friends.
Eli Harbour visited old friends and
acquaintance at New Sharon last
week.
Isiah Ware was given a fine rocker
as being the youngest soldier present
at the lDrakeville reunion Saturday.
The care Of the block signal of the
Rock Island was recently turned over
to Claude Jennings to have charge
from this place east to near Eldon, and
to Clarence Wishard to have charge
west certain distance and his head
quarters to be at Drakeville.
Mrs. Perry Hartman and daughter
returned home last week from Monroe
City. Mo-, where they held family
reunion CT four sisters: this being the
first time all were together in eleven
years While there one OF the brothers
was quietly married.
Rev. w. H. Slack and son, Frank OF
Oskaloosa. were visitors Thursday
night at the I. Ware home while on
their way to Drakeville, where Rev.
Slack delivered an address.
DR. and Mrs. d. s. Ziegler expect to
occupy the Thompson property east OF
the post office after the 10th of this
month.
Ira Swinney met Mr.. and Mrs. M.
MONT of Ottumwa here this morning
to take them to Ashgrove to look at a
farm.
Mrs. NJ E. Carter of Mt. Pleasant
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Painter.
Mrs. Millie Rhine and. daughter. Hill
dred. of Carbon visited at l. Wares
last sNoaE
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4 Miss Eva Vest and w. w. Mass Of
FL Dorado, Kas., were quietly married
Thursday afternoon, leaving Saturday
for Kansas to make their home. Miss
Vest was one Of our best young people
and will be greatly missed in the circle
in which she moved. Mr.. Moss for
merly lived In this community. Their
many friends join in wishing them
much JOY.
william Cox, +. G. Bree. John Fos-
ter, and w. w. Monroe attended the
state fair last week
Miss Gladys Anderson visited at
Drakeville last week and Miss Lena
Anderson visited in Floris.
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STOCKPORT. =
Sylvanis Taylor and wife left Friday
for st. Louis to visit Mr.. Taylor's
sister before returning to California.
Floyd Johnston and S. v. Whitaker
We're In Birmingham Friday on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane spent last week
visiting at Cottonwood returning Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wheatley OF
Fairfield are visiting at Stockport.
Frank Lucas Jr. goes this morning
to Krksville, Mo-, to resume his
studies for dactor
f. A. Rhymas came in Saturday with
car of Shetland ponies from Illinois.
w. s. and s. ". Whitaker IF. OF
Hillsboro spent Sunday at Stockport
w. s. goes to Ames this week to re-
sumo his work in college.
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$50 : Free Acres $50
One Acre Of Good Farm Land Free TO You

joins hausf
to
o ~
National
the and the giving o n
sale of $50 his Twenty Lesson cor,
school edu-
:a
attention
of
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to
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For further
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Box4 ottun,wa, Iowa
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.

Chicago, Sept Butter Market
firm: creameries, 24M @soc,; diaries.
23M27c.
EGGS--Market firm; receipts. $500:
at mark. cases included, 14@17c. firsts
21c.: prime frsts, 23c.
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$50 westerns, $4.50@7.20.
HOGS - Market ten to fifteen higher;
mixed, $S.60@9.70; heavy, $S.40@9.50:
rough, $s.40@S65; good to choice
heavy. $S.65@9.50: bulk sales, 1880
9.35.
SHEEP-Nfarket steady: receipts.
10000: natives, s2.s5@4.55; lambs, $5.25
alto.
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HOG TRADE STILL.
Thursday Market Largely 15c Under
Average Of Previous Day
Heavies SOC Lower.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Sept. 9.The
average price at 1891 was 15c lower
than Wednesday and best light at 1918
stood that much lower The top was
35c lower than high point of the week
and the average S6c lower than Mon
day. high day Taking low time
Thursday and high time Monday,
plenty of heavy packers changed hands
at soc decline. Trade opened extremely
dull. but finished active and stronger
than early. A good share Of the 1000
carried over were held off the market
entirely. While receipts at 10000 were
several thousand short Of expectations,
the number over from Wednesday. H.
400. was the largest "layover" since
March 16 Packing droves averaging
264@295 lbs cost $S.68@8.S5 and 200@
255 lbs s9.1T69.24. Quotations fol-
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Sept. e.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE--5Market steady: receipts.
2. 900; beeyes. s4.S06s.40: stockers,
feeders, s466.2O; cows. heifers, $1,000
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FOR SALE-s0 ACRES Z MILES OF
tumwa. New house, rooms good
barn, young orchard, just bearing.
40 acres second bottom tiled out "
mile school Price s65 per acre. 100
acres miles from Ottumwa. IA
room two story house, barn, other
buifdings. All fenced hog tight in six
separate fields. Level land, 10000 tile
on main road 20 rods to school "
Our Mr.. Stroud Is now in Gulf
Coast of Texas with party of land
seekers. Next excursion Sept 20.
Come In and see us about this Wa
tiers. Espy, Strouds. Baker Bldk. New
phone 1861
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Poultry and Eggs

fp pas sAL ssFAANCY POULTRY. RIG
Rhode Island Reds, Indian RH woan
ducks. 81 and 81 each. Some u i,,ah
scoring prize winners. Mr.. - a.
terIoss, Hedrick, la. 80
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ANCHOR WATERPROOF CON-
crete blocks made house absolute
" dry and free from repairs. Guar
anteed. Everything IN concrete. OF
tumwa Concrete Tile Co.. Madison
Ave.
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Chicago Poultry Market. !,

Chicago. Sept s.--Poultry-M Market
easy: turkeys, &c.; fowls. lac:
springs, 1870.
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American League.

Chicago, Ia; ST. Louis. o-5.
Philadelphia. 8; Boston, 9.
Cleveland. 4: washington, 2.
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Western League.
THE RESULTS YESTERDAY
National LEAGUE.

Chicago. 8; Cincinnati, 3.
ST. Louis. 4 Pittsburg, 2.
New York. L; Boston, / (called in
tenth: darkness)
philadelphia, s: Boston. ].
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A Long Look

a throat specialist In New York
have throat treated Tho specialist aryngosoops
he adjusting II tho specialist said to hs patient:
YOU'D be suprlsed know how far with ths In
okrument."
II" that 10 case" said woman "before you begin
hadn't that hole stocking
! before here" sSgSf#S s4S
you want.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE EIGHT
passenger. bus, plate glass windows
McIntire Real Estate Co. Blakesburg
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For Sale

FOR SALE-10 HEAD OF FINE AN
CORA goats cheap. Goat for destroy
ing brush. r. G. Holman r. No. 1
Ottumwa. la.
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FOR SALE-IoWA5 FARMS IN APP
panoose and Davis counties, from 90
acres up. Price and terms to suit.
Send for 1910 list. Baldwin & Neff,
Unionville. la.
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Western Leaoue.

ST. Joseph. a; Wichita, "a
nnings.)
Denver. 3; Topeka, 0.
Omaha, II; Des Moines. 3.
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RANGE or HOG PRICES.

Range Of hog values at Chicago tor
the past week with comparisons:
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WANTED WANT YOU TO KNOW
that have moved from Unionville to
Blakesburg, and am still in the auc-
pioneering business and will cry your
sale for you and guarantee satisfac-
ton or no charges. Eli Swain,
Blakesburg, la.
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FOR sA,LE--NEW MODERN . ROOM
mousse close to bushes on nssvad
street. hne corner lot and one black
IRON car line. Built for a home and
WI make very suitable home fnr
gone one. Address A-sO-A care
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TODAY'S MARKET NEWS
LOCAL MaRk.Ts
HOGS JUMP 10 CENTS.
All Glasses Of Porkers are Shown at q
Sljoht Increase.

ten cent advance in all grades OF
hogs is noticeable in the Wholesaie
markets this morning. FIFTY cents !. !,
tre ,irh mark on barley. The retail
markets are unchanged
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RENT A FARM AND
take share of increase. Long exper-
fence, good reference. N. Brecken-
ridge, Douds- Leando, la.
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Wanted

WILL BALE YOUR
hay or straw. satisfaction guaran-
teed. McCaw & Johnson, Agency r.
No. 2.
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FOR SALETWo HORSE 8 HOE
drill with grass seeder. One two YEAR
old registered Duroc boar. Wm
WAhams, f. f. D. No. L, Ottun1wa
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HAVE 800 ACRES OF EAsTEpN
Colorado land, partly improved. viii
sci! REIMBURSEMENT clleap. r =
Sh1nrock. Seibert, Colo.
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Three-l League.
Peoria. 5: Waterloo. 4.
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FOR SALE--l6O ACRE FARM ron
$1,000. Good 5 room house. HanE
parn: 4Ox5o. g. l.. Smith, Bloomfield,
" Ia, r.. No. s.
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For Sale
FOR ,SALE--ONE YEARLING MULE,
John Proud. r. 5. Phone S51.R.

80 ACRE FARM 1880; 1900 ACRES
timber land $3.50 per acre. McGrath
Mountain View Mo.
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FOR SALE CORN. OATS wunAr
and pasture lands in Appanouse and
Davis counties, Iowa. Ss5 to $40 per
acre. With good improvements and
on terms: Send for 1910 list. Baldwin
& Men, Unionville, Ia. y
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7
Last Monday the following young
graduates began teaching: Miss Opha
Steele teaches at Sauna; Mrs Amy
Mohland has No. 10: Miss Lilly Wig
gins teaches at Starr; Miss Cora John
son( an old teacher) has the Shinbone
school across the river; Miss Bernice
Lochyer has the center Mrs. Jessie If,
win teaches the Greeson and Miss
Clara Bennett the school at No. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. White and son of Fair
field. who visited the William Har-
llins family. have returned home.
Mrs. Lydia Bales's daughter and hus-
band arrived here Tuesday from Des
Moines for visit with relatives.
Mr.. Ind Mrs. Henry Pringle came In
Tuesday from Central City. Neb.,
where they were visiting their daught-
er. Mrs. Stacey McCracken.
Mrs. Ed Swank and Mrs. J. W. Hol-
lowell were down to Fairfield Labor
day.
Mr.. Mccarthy OF Ottumwa is spend
in gthe week here overseeing his bust
ness.
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FOR SALE ~ ACRES NEAR
Agency, Iowa, with six room house.
cellar, new barn, buggy shed. chicken
mousse, smoke house, large young an
PIE orchard. years old, peach or
chard OF Alberta and Chamnion
piums. strawberries. raspberries,
currents ana fine fruit OF all
kinds. Farm located near good rrad.
ed school and church. Located ON
B main travelled road. Price 3f51ko nor
acre. Also well improved 60 acres
near Agency. Price $145 per acre.
Ihese farms are not nat but q little
wayy. Phil Watkins. Agency, Ia.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
Public Believes i'm Selden Patent

So far public the Seden Patent stands for all
that is best in the making and marketing of motor
Those which unhakaby fixed in the
Whether of the Sell
this makes difference the fact remains
great strength automobile industry vested those
panes believe rghtnes of the Selden Patent
recently going decide which best
decide whether being offered at fair
whether he A l. A. M. will decide?
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18

In advertisements of automobile manufacturers recently
published regarding the Seden Patent and
Manufacturers which
TO be misleading TO the general public.
One would hesitate to be
misleading Perhaps it is better simply that mistakes have
been made
AT feel that due the public and the members OF the
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers that straighor
position and the
object Of their association should be made.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
"Do They Want a Decision 2"

This question recently asked The that the
Licensed final decision and is making
direction Had 1t not been for obstructive
tactics the defense the would have reached
decision in the highest court long before this time
The public knows license something car
The public and who operate under
Tor two reasons First because public that the OF
pnt are entitled of that provided by law;
second the minds OF the majority OF the pubic lot
everything that Is In the automobile business
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18

Suits for infringement of the Selden
Patent have been brought against
the following companies. in addi-
ton to the suit pending against
the Ford Motor Co.:
ABBOTT MOTOR COMPANY, Detroit Mich.
PAIGE-DETRoIT MOTOR CO., Detroit Mich.
WARREN-DETRoIT MOTOR CAR CO, Detroit, Mich
DEMoT CAR COMPANY Detroit Mich.
ANHUT MOTOR CAR CO.. Detroit Mich
CARHARTT AUTOMOBILE CORPORATION, Detroit Mich.
OWEN MOTOR CAR CO., Detroit Mich.
IMPERIAL AUTOMOBILE CO., Jackson, Mich
FLINT WAGON WORKS. Flint Mich
w. A. PATTERSON COMPANY, Flint Mich
PARRY AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, indianapolis Ind.
VELIE MOTOR COMPANY, Moline Ill.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
This Seems Inconsistent

The which the latest advertisement this sub
Seden Patent doesn't anything-yet offers
every promising the purchaser protection Of
cution by the owners of the patent.
If really believes the Selden Patent nothing why
offer bond with car?
Practically of companies which they do
Sdn Patent have applied for license under that
did believe in why did they apply for license
it?
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
High-Priced limitations

chief organized
for public recognition their closely resemble we'll
licensed
Almost without exception these untred limitations higher
price than the they pretend copy.
The these constantly public
the licensed asking high Careful
will show that the licensed uniformly
unlicensed claiming In classes
give the value This question buyers easily settle
for themselves.
In issue of trade publication there appeared picture of
weknown licensed small had been painted into
this picture then had been labeled by unlicensed manufactures
a his But it his
Even these copys did duplicate welknown
skilled wokmen and
which has had of
building they used the grade of
me-hey untred
experiments
companies recently offering
these had little
or nothing which o base their operations
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
in the Automobile Business

These companies sell 300 of the of
bes America They developing their business
a stable basis.
For every companies members
of this Association have many millions invested.
The advertisement that thousands
frstas Sden heard Of
1t plain history the Selden Patent
anedates by building 6class
is advertisement that the
signing has made this spring Anyone would be perfectly
safe dng company question prove that has made
onehrd
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
You Want q Clear Title !?

piece of real estate willing to pay
buy You do not care
The point holds good when 60 to buy
who that licensed under the Sden Patent
buys has a clear title--and it costs more.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18

The leading industry Detroit the Automobile industry Detroit
leads the world Detroit makes ooo
OF the made leading Detroit without
exception, licensed companies,
Ninety Detro 6o9o the coun business
made of which licensed Selden Patent
The nseparaby up with the
Seden Patent.
The automobile companies of Detroit believe the Sedn
Patent They hey have paid royalties under
for years @sI
Would these companies strike blow themselves? If blows
being eveed against Detroit and her leading industry they being
by offer automobile that is worth little
than the which is written who copy with hand
thousands OF
dollars deveopng put ciy products that
untred.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
Who Fixes the Price :?

who asked the question whoever
long American public going
be further said that in all other
the American public be counted
upon very a correct decision
Association nothing whatever do with THE
PRICES AT WHICH ITS MEMBERS SELL THEIR CARS. ANY
MEMBER CAN RAISE OR LOWER THE PRICE OF HIS
MACHINES TO ANY EXTENT.
company raise lower its prices has to take into
nobody the public which buys the
That plain nothing do with the Seden
Patent with independent The public will find
whether getting dollar and the history BUSH
public continue buy price when
the full value for its dollar
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
Who Developed the Industry?

manufacturers who believe in the validity of the Sden
Patent printed elsewhere this
and mosth highly respected in the automobile business
those companies responsible for the develop
automobile business then well ask who is respon-
the development?
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18

CARS LICENSED UNDER SELDEN PATEN1

IN cARs-Brasier. DeIaunay- Beleville and Laneia.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
Striking at Detroit's Leading Industry

that OF the Licensed
Assoc $ a blow at Detroit industries.
what Detroit industries is l. a blown
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
Why Licenses Have Been Refused

Licensed Association wanted ownership of the
Selden club unfair competition if thought could
"monopo industry would hardly have been liberal
Since Judge Hough decision rendered than IS
by the of the the
mendaion of the Association.
certain automobile companies for
lack Of financial responsibility
of which
application because the applying found
organized for promotion only and for manufacturing
The Detroit times., 1910-05-18
A. l.. A. M. Not a Trust

The Licensed Association 1t NOT association
of automobile bonded maintain prices restrict
trade the alleged illegal nearly illegal which have
been attributed big business combinations.
The Licensed united for the
support of patent granted by the United States Government
The Selden generally known, either
The United States Government is and there
fore LAW OF THIS COUNTRY.
manufacturers automobiles taken exception this
patent and the result has been great deal of litigation
AS far this litigation has progressed the United States District
Court Selden been
heard Seden opinion of Judge
Hough