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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

to believe that the radiator is big enough
boiler blowing off,
Don't give up if the demonstrator who
sold you a car was able to make 1t run
to your satisfaction and you are not able
to duplicate the performance; II merely
goes to show that the demonstration knew
how to run the car-you don't.
Don't inflict your new-found trouble on
your unprotected neighbors; they might
want to go to Sunday school Anyway, If
you persist in running your car on re-
tarded spark, the motor will overhead, but
if you do not know what lubricating oil is
for the bearings will squeak What you
want is horse sense, not your neghbor S
sympathy.
Don't race off to the sales agency and
talk about being stuck after you buy a
car aud it fails TO come up to your final
expectation. Don't expect anything. De-
eide on what you want first, then buy the
/ car.
Don't mistake fine line Of talk from an
engaging salesman for chrome nickel steel
| in a crankshaft or other refinements in a
car, Just keep in mind the fact that the
| salesman don't make the car.
Don't try to tell the maker of an auto
mobile how to build II just because you
want one Put in your time finding the
particular make that will do the work you
! have to perform.
Don't think you know more about it than
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
Wise Advice
to Auto Buyers
Publication Gievs Big String Of Ad-
vice to Persons Intending to
Buy a Machine.

A late issue of The Automobile sets forth
an interesting list OF don'ts' for the con-
sideration Of persons figuring on buying
an automobile Following is the advice
rendered:
Don't make the mistake of examining
every automobile manufactured II you
only want to buy one.
Don't persuade yourself to believe that
YOU can see so many things that YOU have
no use for and then pick out the one idea
that conforms with your needs.
Don't fatter yourself that YOU are so
much smarter than anyone else as to PEI
NIT you 10 enjoy many demonstrations and
not have to pay for taking mp the time Of
the many demonstrators.
Don't get the idea here that they will
ask you for money; certainly not, but they
will fin you so full OF nonsense that YOU
would not know an automobile II II ran
over YOU.
Don't measure the ability Of an automo-
bile based upon lis high gear performance
on a grade; II may be fitted out with a low
gear ratio,
Don't decide as TO the general ability OF
an automobile without observing its per
Torrance first on a level and then in hill
climbing work. II the car will travel fast
on a level hard road and In addition TO this
quality has good hill-climbing ability, it is
a sign Of power and harmony.
Don't select an automobile that you are
70 pay good money for because it will go
IKE the dickens on a billiard board or a
boulevard; you might have 10 hire a horse
TO pull IL up hill.
Don't figure out that the radiator 10
amply large for its intended purpose based
upon your observation while the car Is
travelling fast; a good automobile can al
most do without a radiator at the higher
speed.
Don't forget that the ability Of a radiator
and the cooling system In general will best
he brought out when car Is travelling on
long sandy road with the motor working
az approximately full load and the sun
beating down doing its pretuest.
Don't abandon the idea OF finding out
how good the cooling system IL II a long
sandy road on a hot day is not available.
With the car standing at the curb and the
spark retarded, the average poor radiator
win throw up its hands.
p0n't let the dsm0nstratOT persuade vsS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
Directory of Automobiles and Accessories

fail when the car is half way up a long
steep hill.
Don't assume anything. If the car you
put your money in has no means for tell
ing you how much lubricating oil there is
in the crankshaft take all your chances
in one direction only; keep putting in lubri-
eating onl.
Don't use the Kentuckan's whisky test
as a means for determining the character
of the lubricating oil you propose to use
in your motor; it may look like oil, or it
may smell like oil, and it might even taste
like oil, but in spite of all these necessary
qualifications it might act like trouble.
Don't experiment with lubricating Oil; II
the brand you are using proves to be eff
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
You Buy the Best When You Buy Ford

Easy riding plenty of room for five passengers,
powerful engine with more speed than you need for
pleasure driving-a model T. is, indeed the best
that money buy. 1t is everyday occurrence
for a Ford to run from 20 to % miles on a single
gallon of gasone-1OOOO miles on one set of tires,
and repair bills practically nothing We have
a demonstrator in our salesroom in which we will
gladly take You for a ride-the proof of Ford SUI
periority. Will you call us up by phone, and make
the demonstration at your time!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

That he is in hard luck
That somebody always moves when he
tries TO putt
That he will make much better score
the next time out
That this is the first ball he has put In
the pond since goodness knows when.
That every bad shot is attended by some
eXtenuating circumstance.
That nobody else ever plays and gets the
tough lies that he gets.
That he is taking the game altogether too
seriously.
That the caddy knows well enough where
the ball is, and will get IT in the morning
That this ball can usually be found about
fifty yards short of where he Is looking foI
it.-St Louis Post Dispatch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

Henry II. Van RTunt Auto company
shows above the racing car entered In the
Vanderbilt races. Bert Dingley and jack
Fleming noted racing men. were in charge
OF the car.
DinEieys mechsnicisn was c. F. osgood
and @. r. Feather rode as Flemlng's right
hand man. The race was for 27s.0S miles.
or twenty-five laps. The race started At
daybreak and finished four hours later.
The course was practically the same as
last years. except In fGirer condition, max
ing higher speed possible.
The race for the Vanderbilt cup was for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

engines. Special racing bodies have been
built for these cars and are designed with
the intention OF decreasing 20 as great an
extent as possible the wind resistance.
They are long, racy looking creations with
pointer rears and sides enclosed running up
on the sides TO the arms Of the seats.
The Pope Manufacturing company en-
gagged large parking space right near
the grandstand and sent out invitations 10
all pe-Hartford owners extending 70
them the use OF the space for themselves
and cars. Refreshments were served and
the guests were made comfortable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

ten more horse power, making a power unit
capable Of developing fifty horsepower
The engine has displacement Of 1885
cubic inches. The wheel base is 124 inches
wheels are So inches The regular equip
ment on the 1911 cars is the high tension
dual system Of ignition, with the Bosch
magnetic, and of course is used on both
these cars. The carburetor Is the Pope
carburetor designed and made at the Pope
Manufacturing company that has been used
so successfully IN past years. This year It
has been enlarged TO give the proper sup
ply OF explosive mixture for the bigger
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

cars Of class G. uater the definition writ
ten by the contest board of the American
Automobile association and called for stock
cas-. TO The car covering the required
Distance in the shortest elapsed time will
be awarded the William X. Vanderbilt jr,
cup, with an additional award Of 5000 in
cash. And TO the car in the class other
than that which wins the cup and cash
will be awarded a special donors trophy
for permanent ownership.
The two Pope-Hartfords were both 1911
model "W's" with an engine in design sim
liar TO that Of last years, but developing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

If you buy car for quality, for what you know
has proven to be the strongest and best in auto
mobile manufacture, you cannot go wrong in your
purchase. The model r Ford is a quality buy
best in material-but right by skilled labor, best
for service of any knd-can't be beaten for
strength and durability-low in purchase price
lower still in upkcep cost-in fact, the best auto
mobile buy the far-sighted business man may con-
slider $4,000 cars in use today proves all we say
about this Ford Quality Car at low price.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
what Every Golfer Knows.

oaclous it is your good friend-stick t
your friends.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
BIG DEMAND FOR
The INDIAN
F Former Albuquerque Artist Now
at Grand Canyon Goes to.
Taos and Northern Pueblo to-
Gather Material.

THE tourist demand for Indian
pictures has grown so rapidlv in the
past few months that it is Keeping
the Harvey people busy 40 take care
OF it," said Karl L. Moon yesterday.
Mr.. Moon. who was for years an artist
and photographer here, and whose
work in Indian portIaiture has made
him famous. is now with the Harvey
system at the Grand Canyon where
he has been FOL a year or two past.
Mr.. Moons work has grown in popu-
larity and standard of art since he left
here and he has much to do Nith pom
ularizing the southwestern Indian MS
an art subject.
The Indian picture business has
expanded greatly at the Grand Can
yon,' said Mr.. Moon, and. in fact. all
the country, and We are prepar-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
VALIDITY Of CAR
LINE FRANCHISE
QUESTIONED
Reported that Act Of LegisIa-
ture May Make Vote by Peo-
pie Necessary TO Approve the
Charter,

II was learned last night on good
authority that the attorneys for the
Santa Fe believe they have found
new grounds for re-openlng the ques-
ton Of the rights Of the Highland
street car line TO cross Santa Fe
tracks at Tijeras avenue.
II is said, the attorneys for the rail
way may question the validity Of the
entire franchise held by the Citizens
Traction company under an act Of the
lagt legislature which provides tina,
before a franchise for a public utility
can be granted By q city or town. the
proposition must first be submitted t.
a vote Of the qualified electors who
must east g. majority vote IN It's favor
before 1t goes into effect.
Section 2. Of Chapter 81. Page 2ia
Of the acts Of 1909, contains the fol-
lowing clause:
That after the passage Of this law.
no franchise for a public utility shall
be granted By any city council or oth-
or governing body Of any city or town
in the territory 81 New Mexico. until
the proposition Of granting said fran
chiFc has been submitted to the quail
fled electors of said city or town and
approved by q majority Of said cleo
tors.
Tbis clause, it is asserted. requires
an election for the granting Of such q
franchise as that Of the Highland
chr line.
Whether or not the attorneys for
the Santa Fe will make use of this
pretext for re-openihg the controversy
could not be ascettaincd. but there is
little doubt that tho matter Is under
consideration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
WILL
MEET HERE ON
JULY H
Chairman Bursum of RepubIi-
can Organization in City En-
route to Santa Fe; Says Out
look is Good.

Roth the republican and the demo-
cratic territorial committees viii meet
in Albuquerque July II, according to
calls issued yesterday by Chairman
II. o. Bursum of the republican com-
mittee and Chairman Fitch Of the
democratic committee.
Chairman Bursum arrived in Al
%buquerque last night and will go to
Santa he today where he VIII meet
with the governor.
The prospects are excellent for re-
publican success in New Mexico" said
Chairman Bursum last night. The
republicans should stand together. Sc
cure a good constitution and settle
party differences within party ranks.
With a united party, the new state Of
New Mexico will be republican by a
larger majority than at any time In
the past. The best men in tho re-
publican ranks should be sent to the
constitutional convention and the con-
stitution should be the best that can
be prepared. Any talk of office
seeking at this time, is premature and
is q n to the party and to the
new state.
Following is the call for the meet
ing OF the republican committee:
"A call for q meeting OF the members
of the territorial republican central
committee for New Mexico is here
by made 10 be held at the Commercial
club in the city of Albuquerque. at
GOl ten o'clock on Monday. July IL.
On, 1910; said meeting 10 he held
for the purpose IF discussing and
formulating plans relative 10 the cleo
ton ana selection of delegates to be
for the purpose OF formulating
a constitution for the state of New
Mexico; also for the purpose of trans
such other business as may be
deemed proper and pertinent for the
welfare OF the republican party.
Proxies held ny residents Of the
counties wherein members may re-
side will be recognized.
All republicans who have he well
Of tn republican party at heart
are cordially invited and requested To
be present II make suggestions for
he benefit Of the committee. Every
member is earnestly requested to be
present either in person or by proxy.
This meeting constitutes the initial
step preliminary to the consideration
II ways and NEAR 10 be considered
may be conducive to bringing /
,bout a safe and sound policy in the
adoption of a constitution which will
necessarily form the ground work for |.
M future legislation affecting The new
tate Of New Mexico. Therefore, no I
can afford not 20 be represent
"A AZ this meeting.
Socorro. y. A.. July i. 1910. \
H. -. BURSUNI. Chairman. =
A. BAHER, Acting Secretary. q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
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iscIcves Urinary and Kidney Troubles
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KIDNEYS AND BACK.

Wouldn't IL be nice within,a week or
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IL viii quickly show it, power once
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
ASKED TO
FIND YOUNG GIRL
Rosa Darrowl Who Lives With
Her Parents in Old AIbuQuer-
que, Disappears From HOme;
Distracted Parents Hunt for
Her in Vain.

The police have been asked TO find
Rosa barrow. a ~16-year-old school
girl, who disappeared from her home
Friday morning. Miss Darrow resid-
cd with her parents. on West Cen
trail venue IN old Albuquerque, ops
pcsite the Albuquerque Floral com
panN's greenhouses. According to
Chicf McAtillin, the girl disappeared
some time between Thursday night
aud Friday morning and a thorough
search of the city yesterday revealed
no rae of her. The police are of
the opinion that the girl left the city
But whether she went Oft of her own
free will or was cnticcd away. they
are not prepared TO say.
MIR. barrow. who is a railway mail
clerk. running between Albuquerque
and Amarillo. Texas. was called home
from Clovis last night by n telegram
announcing his daughters disappear
ance. Both he ana Mrs, barrow are
distracted with grief and neither Of
them can give any reason why their
daughter should desire to leave home.
According to the police. a blanket
was found hanging from an upstairs
OF the barrow home on Fri
day morning. and the theory is adj
that the Young glri may have.
used this as a means of reaching the
from her chamber.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
LEVY IN CITY
At LAST YEAR
IS FIXED
City Council at Special Meeting
Finds Total of 1882 Mills
Necessary Income For AIbu-
QuerQue,

a special meeting OF the city coun-
Gil was heid ye;tciday afternoon at
1880 O'Clock in the office OF MInyer
Lester 1T which the levy fot the next
year WAS fixed ut q total Of 1892
minis or the same ns last year. Pres.
ont at the meeting wele Mayor Les
ter, Alderman Wroth, Rcidy, Cocn.
Ishorwood. Clarke
The meeting WIS called for the
purpose of taking IN tho levy and Il
Required less than hair an hour ,or
the council to figure ont the income
necessary,
The levy MS arranged by funds, is
as follows:
General fund .......... S.75 mills
Park fund .........t.. so mills
Librfly fund ........... 40 mills
City hail 100 mill
Interest on bonds, 1901 as, 20 mills
Interest on bonds. 1899 As. As mills
Interest on bonds, 1893 SIS. lii mills
Interest ,iaduct bonds. Is mills
Interest sewer bonds. 4.61 mills
Total. lisa mills
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02

Wcl known trader, spent yesterday in
Albuquerque. Mr. Tale said he had
httle 70 ada o. the account Of tho
a%tfair as published in the Morning
Jonrnaf
Mr.. Harry lathtop left FIiday
FOR Los Angeles where she viii spend
thc summer as the guest Of her sis
ter She WAS accompanied By her
daughter Ruth.
Major W. II. II. Llewcllyn. Of Las
cruces. who has been 70 Washington
ana ~ New York city to welcome the
homo coming OF Theodore Roosevelt.
arrived in the city last night en- route
home.
John Holiday III Iowa arrived in
the city last night 10 join his wife and
children who are guests nj the home
Of Judge George r. Craig Mr.. Hol-
ltday and Mr. craig were boyhood
friends.
There VIII be u special meeting OF
Cottonwood Grove. No. ,. wood.
mons circle. al odd Fellows hall
this afternoon ~ .. Initiation ana
halloting All members arc urged TO
be prefent.
Mn A stevens, wife of Manager
Stevens 81 The Hittner company, ac-
companied by her two small children
arrived from Los Angeles. Mr.. and
MIS-. stevens VIII reside here ia the
a N. Post formerly apprentice i'm
here, but now filling the
position at Newton. Is in the
city md the boys nc the shops ae-
cuse him Of being cnroute 70 Reno
fot the big fight.
The Rev. Ira G, Cartwright. super
intendcnt of spanish Methodist mis-
in The southwest. win preach
In the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning at IT O'Clock nom the theme
The Genius Homo. q study
Mr.. end Mrs, William Colllstor. Mr.
md Mrs II. J. Horizon. and Thomas
md Charles Collistcr OF Gallup, wish
o take this method If thanking their
rionds for their kindness during tile
illness ana death Of the late Eliza
'eth collister.
". r. lIynd, store manager, How
I'd Miller, assistant b%ookkeeper, and
.oo Benson. mine clerk. an employees I
'f the Albuquerque and Cerfillos coal y
'ompcny at Madrid, were here last
en- route 10 Reno, Nevada, to
tkc IN the big prize fight.
DR., T.. II. Briggs. proprietor of the
.lyarado Pharmacy. hns bought .
block Of stock IN tho j.. G.
ialdfidge Lumber company, and
'hilc maintaining his drug store {
az incss, he viii devote much Of his !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02

ing To meet the demand on an extern
slFe scale. A complete catalogue has
recently been issued which is a rather
interesting little publication. / am
now on my way TO spend several
weeks nj Taos, Santa Clara and other
Pueblo Indian villages in the northern
part OF the territory 20 gather ma
terial for further work. We are now
doing q great deal OF work in oil ut
the canyon which seems to please the
public. To sun IT mp. the Indian por-
trait business has grown into a great
bls feature of the system and will
become even o SO in the future
Mr.. Moon, who arrived from the
canyon Yesterday, left last night for
the north.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
PROMINENT WOMEN
FROM MEXICO
VISIT HERE
Mrs. E, N, Brown, Wife of the
President Of the Consolidated
Railroads Of Southern Repu-
bic in City.

Mrs. r.. n. Brown. wife Of the pres
ident Of the National. railroads OF
Mexico, and Mrs. j. a. Hendry, wife
of the assistant treasurer Of tho same
lines, spent yesterday in Albuquerque,
arriving in Central M%exicano car No.
lG, from the coast where they have
spent tho past two months. They
were accompanied by their children
aud travelling companions.
WI stopped Off here because We
wanted Ia see Albuquerque" said
Mrs. Brown. we took a ear ride about
the city and enjoyed our visit greatly.
For two months we have been travel
ing along the Pacific coast. At Seat
tie we were taken for women suffra.
gettes, but we took the newspaper
men 10 the car and showed them our
rather large stock Of children. n you
}itins q woman has any time to talk
suflragist doctrines while travelling
with several healthy youngsters, then
you don't know what real work is, We
are now on route To the City of Mex
leo which we hope to reach by the
middle Of the month
The special car in which the ladies'
travelled was handsomely arranged
and possessed every convenience, in
Guiding a dining room ana kitchen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
STORES
OPEN TILL NOON
Deliveries viii Be Made in theI
Morning on the Fourth and
Customers Must Get Orders in
Early,

The Albuquerque grocery stores will
close promptly ut noon on Monday,
july 4. and a representative OF the
groccrs stated yesterday that deliv-
cries would DE made an the morning
consequently II YOU want To order
beans or bacon or oranges IN the
morning OF the Glorious Fourth ana
aet Oft with it, do your ordering bright
aud early. or do it the night before.
This viii enable al the stores TO close
sharply on the stroke OF noon and al
low the clerks To- get away without a
moments delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02

Teething children have more or less
diarrhoea, which can be controlled by
giving Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. All that is
necessary is to give the prescribed
dose after each operation of the
bowels more than natural and then
castor oil to cleanse the system. 1t
Is safe and ure. sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
SMALL BOY MUST Be
GOOD ON FOURTH
McMiIn Issues Ukase to.
Effect That Not Even Little.
Noise VIII Be Tolerated,

The small boy OF Albuquerque aud
thc large boy as wei, must he on
good behavior on the Fourth OF
duly this year. Thomas McMillin.
chief of police. announced yesterday
that not even n little iirecracker
could boz exploded within tile citA
limits ON the Fourth this year With
out the prompt arrest OF the Offender
\ lu the past. said Chief McMil-
fln. there is going 60 hc @ safe and
same Fourth In the city. The police
Viii absolutely enforce the law agains:
firearms aud nrccrackcrs on that das
and any one attcmating 20 explode
amy kind of noise making article will
hc promptly arrested
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02
S25.O0 REV ARD.

The above reward win be paid
for Information that VIII lead
10 the recovery OF my daughter,
Rose barrow, tG years of age,
who disappeared from her home
on Woat Central rycnue, Fri
dag morning, July l..
". T. DARROW.
West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels TO eXpel poisonous matter.
cleanse the system. cure constipation
and sick headache. Sold by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-02

Lewis Single Binder. the famous
straight &c cigar-annual zllcs $500
GOO.