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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
CHORUS GIRLS CHRISTEN
A NEW PRATT-ELKHART 7
Tom Carrigan Creates a Near
Riot-and Gets Subdued

They are telling a good story on
the Auto Rialto" as to how big Tom
Carrigan barely escaped being smoth-
cred Thursday by nearly a score of
maidens. Carrigan Bros. have just
taken the California agency for the
Pratt Elkhart car, and when the first
shipment came in last week Tom de-
cided that as the car was a, beauty it
would be most fitting to give a bunch
of handsome girls the first ride and
pose the car for a picture. Theatrical
Press Agent Jay Barnes was asked to
secure the girls, so Jay just naturally
invited the entire chorus of the Ferris
Hartman opera company. When the
girls showed up at the appointed spot
for their ride and found only one car
and a big six-foot, 300-pound man in
waiting they just naturally mobbed
Tom and took possession of the car,
but made the big fellow remain in the
drivers seat, and the reproduced photo
doesn't show a square inch of Tom.
With his innate gallantry, after the
photograph was taken squads of the
young ladies were taken for the prom
ised ride, and all have sent Carrigan
Bros. a signed testimonial that the
Pratt -Elkhart is the prettiest and best
new car in the city.
Though this handsome car is in the
$4,000 class, it has every appointment
of equipment usually found in cars
that sell much higher. Carrigans
have placed rders with the factory
for 500 cars for the season and will
have an agency in every good town in
Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
BUFFALO SECURES WORLD
POWER BOAT RACE IN 1911
Great Lake Contest Will Be Held
for Silver Tankard

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Following
the formation of the Buffalo section
of the American Power Boat associa-
tion comes the news that definite action
is now being taken which assures for
Buffalo in 1911 one of the representa-
tive power boat races of the world.
The new section means the addition
of another great national competition
for the waters of the Great Lakes.
This will probably be known as the
race for the silver tankard or cup.
1t is likely that the Great Lakes
race, under the sanction of the Amer
lean Power Boat association, will be
held under the auspices of the new
Buffalo section and will consist of a
long distance cruising race for cabin
power yachts over a triangular course,
with Buffalo as the apex of the tri-
angle, the basic points of the triangle
being probably Cleveland, Ohio, and
Port Stanley. Ontario, or Toledo, Ohio.
and Rondeau, Ontario. The race will
be scratch event, free for all.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
EXPERT CYCLISTS
At COLISEUM
Match Between Whittier and Kit
tie Will Be Feature of
Todays Program
BIG CROWD Is EXPECTED
Trade Riders Will Make a Good
Showing on Powerful
Machines
BIG CROWD is EXPECTED

The motorcycle races at the Coliseum
this afternoon promise to be something
beyond the ordinary.
The most prominent of new riders is
T. M. Samuelson. the brother of Will
liam Samuelson, who gave whittier
such a close race in several of the
events last Sunday. r. M. Samuelson
is well known in this city, as he has
ridden here in the past two seasons
and made some thrilling rides. One of
his best races was the ten-mile match
heat against De Roster, which he won
at the opening of the Coliseum last
year. Samuelson has brought with him
one of the fastest Indian racing ma
chimes, and should make the other pro-
fessionals go some this afternoon.
The main feature of today's racing
card will be match race between the
local professional, Hubert Kittle, and
the champion, F. E. Whittier. Whit
tier has defeated all the fastest pro-
fessionals of the world, and is still
looking for more worlds to conquer.
Hubert Kittle has defeated all the 9TH
er professionals. including De Roster,
and should be the most likely rider to
decrown the great Whittier. Kittle
says he is sure his fast Indian will not
fail him today, and he will be able to
ride every mile in the match race un-
OoT IIl6 TRACK TeCOTQi- SO IL W0lIIleT
should win he will have to break all
former records to do so. Kittle is one
of the most nervy and daring riders
who ever competed at the Coliseum
He is a most graceful rider, and al
ways has full control of his machine.
Whittier is known by every one to be
a perfect master of a motorcycle and
when these two riders meet this after
noon two of the most evenly matched
ri6 will oh ,n
have ever ridden a match race in this
city. The winner of this match race
will meet ALI the other professionals in
q handicap event, in which he will con-
cede starts to T. M. Samuelson, $50
yards; w. E. Samuelson, S75 yards !;
Senhouse, 900 yards; Mcneil. HOO
yards. This race should prove to be a
thriller, as every rider will go from
the crack of the pistol as though his
very life depended upon it, and If the
scratch man overtakes them he will
certainly have to ride the race of his
life.
Another interesting professional race
will be the free-for-all professional. in
which all will start from scratch. The
entries in the professional races are F.
E. Whittier, J. A. Mcneil, T. NJ. Sam
uelson, steve Senhouse, Hubert Kittle
and w. e. San1uelson.
The trade rider class will have an
eight mile free-for-all, open to seven
horsepower machines, in which four of
the best trade riders are entered. The
champion M. ]. Graves, z. Verrill, AL
Ward and Ray Austin will ride. A six
mile handicap, in which both trade rid
ers and private owners will compete,
will be another event. Graves will ride
from scratch, conceding the other rid
ers from half lap to two laps start.
There will be a private, owner single
cylinder race and a private owner han
dicap.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
STRANG TO DRIVE
MO7ORDROMERACE
Winner of Lowell and Briarcliff
Meets Now Pilots a
Case Racer
KNOX IS FIRST LOCAL ENTRY
Entries for the Big Meeting for
This Month Close Nov
ember IS
KNOX IS FIRST LOCAL ENTRY

Louis Strang, one of the most famous
pilots of racing cars in the world. has
Just sent in his entry for the coming
Motordrome meets. Manager Walter
Hempel is much gratifled to be assured
of the entry of this noted driver, as
Strang came into prominence several
years ago, when he drove the Christie
car in the great French Grand Prix
race Although his fropt drive racer
did not win this speed classic, be
showed the motor Gans the fastest lap
of the now famous Dippe course ever
made by an automobile.
On this side of the water Strang Is
best remembered as the victor OF the
Briarcliff race In this event he plloted
an Isotta and defeated his nearest
competitor by almost two hours, Ieat
unprecedented in the annals OF motor
racing. The following year Strans
won the great Lowell race, the Afnerl-
can stock classic of the season. Last
year Strang was member of the then
famous Buick racing team and won
over fifty firsts in all manner of com
petition. Several months ago the case
Threshing Machine company took over
the factory of the Pierce Racine Motor
Car company, and after deciding TO
enter vigorously into the racing game
secured Louis Strang to head their
speed aggregation. He will be seen
on the Motordrome at the wheel of the
Case racer. This car has a bore Of
Ala and a stroke of inches, ana
Strang devoted the last two months to
euuipping the cars of his stable for the
coming speed events. He will also drive
in the twenty -four-hour race on Christ
mas day.
The first local entry to be made for
the Motordrome meet was a six-cylin-
der Knox, entered by the Duerr- Brown
Motor Car company. This car will be
driven by Nilrent, and is an exact
duplicate of Barney Oldfield' Sstock car.
. The Williams Auto company has also
entered a Petrol in the events for cars
of 231-300 cubic inch displacement.
Entries for the Motordrome meet close
November Is, and Manager Hempel
promises more entries from eastern
drivers, which. added to the local cars,
assures real carnival of speed on
the le-an-hour Motordrome track.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
H. T. BROWN INSPECTS NEW
WILTSHIRE ROAD TO BEACH

That the $3,5OOOOO which is being
spent on Los Angeles county highways
is appreciated. one need only go to the
beaches on the new Wiltshire boule-
ward.
H. T. Brown of Doerr-Brown COM
pany, Knox agents. last Sunday, ac-
companied by his wife, H. T. Brown.
Jr., and party OF friends. made the
trip to Santa Monica over this new
piece of the good reads. With the ex-
ception of a few miles, Wiltshire boule-
ward is completed to Beverly, where it
joins the new hill road to the Soldiers
home. The road to Beverly, up through
the foothills by the New Los Angeles
Country club house to the Soldiers
home, is one of the prettiest drives
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
AMERICAN CARS ABROAD

American made cars are rapidly TAX
ing the place of the more expensive
foreign models in Australia. Ship
ments from this country to the antip-
odes within the last few years have
been steadily increasing. New agents
have sprung up in all the principal
cities and the older firms in Sydney,
Melbourne and other large towns on
the continent are replacing French,
German and italian cars with those of
American make The American cars
that have met with the greatest sue
cess are those that have adopted the
popular long stroke type of engine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
BUICK FACTORIES ENLARGING
TO MEET BUSINESS DEMANDS

Indicative of the activity this sea-
son in automobile manufacturing cir
cles, are the building projects of the
General Motors company of Flint,
Michigan, who in conjunction with the
Buick concern are rushing the new
structures that are to enlarge their
plant. to early completion. The force
of bricklayers and carpenters Is being
increased daily In fact workmen of
all kinds are being hired as soon as
they can be found. One hundred car
penters are now being employed on the
drop forge plant, alone. This plant
is situated to the rear of the Buick
factories, and will be one of the first
of the new buildings completed. In
equipment and size it will be the fin
est drop forge plant in America.
The Buick factories are also increas-
ing their forces for inside work, and
will shortly be employing more men
than any other automobile plant in the
country.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
ATLANTA AUTO RACES
ARE DELAYED BY RAIN

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 5.-Today's
program of races at the speedway
track here was called off on account
of rain. There will be racing Monday,
weather permitting.
The 250-mile race for the prize of
$4,000 offered by the Atlanta Automo-
bile association had been scheduled as
the opening event of the final racing
program at the motor speedway.
Twenty-six cars were entered.
The second event was to have been
the Australian pursuit race, in which
not more than six cars would have
been allowed to compete, and a TWEEN
ty-mile free-for-all was to bring the
meet to close. These will be pulled
off Monday
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Manager r. o. Nelson of the Dia-
mond Rubber company has received a
letter from T. ]. Baldwin of Portland.
Ore, in which he states that after rum
ming his Haynes car on Diamond tires
for about $500 miles he drove from St
Paul to Portland, making over 5000
miles.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-19
Rather Mixed.

The first trial of the new primary
law brought out many incongruities
in this county; some of them LITERALLY
inexplicable. In two Jackson precincts
outside the city limits, for instance
the. republican and democratic voters
for the same candidate were added to-
gether, instead of being kept separate.
w. H. Greenhalgh got a majority of
votes on the democratic ticket, and in
these precincts his democratic votes
were added to the votes in the republi-
can column, thereby giving him con-
siderably more than there were re-
publican ballots cast. The same was
done with all other candidates. Re-
publican delegates to county conven-
ton were voted for to democratic con-
vention, and vice versa. There were
many other mix ups.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-19
Deafness Can not be cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an in1amed con-
dition Of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t is en-
Grely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
or any case of Deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are tneDest
Amador ledger., 1910-08-19
Notice to Voters.

new and complete registration Of voters is
required by law during the year 1910.
Registration closes for the purpose of voting
at the Pr mary Election on July 49, 1910 and for
the purpose OF voting at the General Election
on september %, 1910
You may register with the County Clerk or
any of his deputies.
Dated Jnne 8. 1910.
j. r. HUBERTY,
County Clerk, Amador Co, Cal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Sbriim-S treitfaa 81 Wnniten bes
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% Sabrc Sing Sing fir 1siianu.

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5ablen.
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NatirlidJ treigciprudycn.

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mar, GnS @critt Don Mciopa
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

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Sin ifarfer ycbme.

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TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

hcnslGn0lihe Wtiigiic0cr bcrtiGt:
Erofeiior Hbolf @ugller bon Der
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lhc Iolt blitc IN Den gcgenpGrtigen
triibcn 3citcn nit Danger Gorge IN
bic 3lltunit. MGdtigerc Sun0ea-
~ltouten ieien nlf ibrc eigenen 8or.
tbeile beoud)t unb iii9ten ben fleille-
rem 9mloe9itootcn idluercn S6oOen
SIT. Siren meinte 0drnit Die Ginfilb-
rllng BON Sdiffobrtaobguben, filr
pelde Die prcllBildc Negicrlutg NIT
Grtidieocnbeit cintrltt.
Ser Geier mobntc audi Der prclls
slide @eionotc bei'm booiitell %oic,
&iccsNbn1irol q la lutte Der Worlne
/. Giicnoeder, bel, iuc!dcr III oenSob-
tcn 1882 bis 1891 IeCnt1dpr Neidno=
ter IN Moibinaton mar. NlS Der
louitircnoc icinc 'N%6ilippifo gegell
TrcuBen bonn Stopel licB, 0ing Scrr
j.. Giienoe6er bcntollitrotiu ans Dem
TeItioul binuuS, nofoenl er Dem oll-
lueienocn SberbilrQernleilter Siegrilt
ocl @rnno leine& &erbultella nlitgcs
tbcilt bate.
Iurbincn iir Niugoro.
9ic &oitb'id)e Wnihinenfabrif 81
Seiocnbcim I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,Suoitfrciic bat cincn bcocutcloen
>lllftroQ ans Den ScrciniGten Stao.
ten crholtcn. 9ei ibr lIno orei Cur
bincn poll 1900 EicrbctrGftcn fir
Iia9ura bcIteat mOroCu. Gie Siefe.
rtng ioa in fiir5eitcr 6riit eriolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

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rcnS gegen Ben 8lciidpS ruit ideint
cs Der Iominiitration boiler Grnit III
leilt. 'Siilis.@ @ooc
ellis, Der III Sbio @etrGhtliheS in
Der @erfol9uta Der ,Stonooro Del
go" geleiltet bat. lit pom ErGiioen.
ten ilod) Chicago %abgeoronet moroen,
nm Die anaelegenbeit in Die Sano ,ll
i'ebncn. Ger Dortige 9unoes 81.
ltriftsaltiualt Gins huttc poracid,La.
GET, Die Sad)e nioae ibnt liIio Dem
Snnoesridyter 2onois i~iberloiien mer.
Den. ober Der Grdiioent but~nnoers
crttlhleoen. IS liegt Dem E%rGiioeiIieT
illd)t boron, cine ieniationeQe Sdau-
lielluna inicenirt 81 iebell, mie Mid,.
fer Sorois oos ieiner5eit in 9e5uJ
oiif Die vStonoorb Sel-Go." bciorSt
hotte, nit Dem Neiultot, ooB Die rs.
lerell Sltltonjen fur5en Yro5eB in Der
Sndbe madten. YrGlioent Gait
mltnldt feline politiibe Spiegeliedtc-
rel, lonoern er mill Dem 5lciih-5 ri,it
ollf Den Eel5 riiden. INN praftiid,e
&eInltote i'm Slitcreiic ocs 0cnwin-
ipobls su crsielcn. Gle 9eamteir oeS
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