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FOR SALE CHEAP

Groom house and 2 or lots, in
fruit; owner going away on account
OF health. Make an offer. 514 So.
56th, NJ. 3S46.
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A good restaurant for sale cheap,
has a good paving business, feeding
about 80 per day. Gail Phone Main
400, or call at the office Of Chan.
N. Jobs, So. Tacoma-
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S1OO CASH

and balance $3.50 per month buys
a new S-room house well finished
. good lots, on grade, > blocks from
car line and Is minutes ride to bust
ness center. Price $1,000.
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
E. F. Gregory Co., Inc.
S. r. Webb. f. F. Gregory.
120 Twelfth st.
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E0R SALE


good nice new stock OF gro
count of sickness In family. Phone
Main 4400, or at cffice of Chas.
Jobs So Tacoma
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

WILL buy anything that's cheap IL
real estate. E-4.
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$1750-3573 East I at, room house,
water and lights; " lots. Terms
5000 cash, SIS monthly instailments.
Tel. Main 1890.
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Main SCI.

.1412 So. SD. 5-r.. bath. wtr.. SO
3001i Il So. 18th. DR., bath, wtr. so
4306 Park av., 5-r. bath. wtr. l5,o
300I So. 18th. 5-r.. bath, wtr. 1870
S5S9 ia I SIR. bath. wtr. 100
1908 No. Steele, Or, bath. wtr 200
S02 So. Ainsworth. S-r., bath.
water ...... .,:.'.'..'' a9'v
1112 No. ]. S-r.. bath. wtr.. 32.b
1927 So NJ ST., 5-r, bath. w.t. l2.Ot
II. j. SCHWINN e. co, Inc.
316 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS
NORTON 81 HILL

REAL ESTATE DEALERS
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NORTON e. HILL
Reas Est, ms. and Loans. Berlin Bid
FOR RENT-FLATs
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FOR RENT-A i-room flat, lights,
bath. gas and gas range, LIST floor.
409 So. X, $14 per month. Inquire
at the flat. Phone Main III.
MORTGAGE LOANS
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SEE me IL you need money on youl
real estate. Geo. Walter Russell
1851 Pacific ave.
LEGAL NOTICE
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Notice to Creditors
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Pierce County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Austin J. Roberts. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, duly appointed executors
of the estate of Austin j. Roberts,
deceased, to the creditors of. and all
persons having claims against, said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within one year
after the first publication of this
notice, to the undersigned at the Of
flee of Walter Loveday, Atty, Bank
of California Bldg, Tacoma, County
of Pierce, and State of Washington,
being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate.
Date of issuing, and first publi-
cation of this notice, August 9Th,
1910.
GILBY A. ROBERTS,
ERNEST ROBERTS,
Executors of said Estate.
FOR RENT or SALE
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water and lights; 1 " lots. Terms
$500 cash, SIS monthly installments.
Tel. Main 1890.
WANTED TO BUY
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WANTED TO BUY-Healthy male
hog, good for service. A. Blazer,
Midland.
WILL buy anything that's cheap in
real estate. E-4.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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CARD READING. Phone Main 67ss.
Nice clean baths, lsc. Open sundays
Also hand laundry. 1887 So. C.
uphoIstering. Hart, 1929 Yak. M.717l
ARE you Disguised with your
cleaning, pressing and dyeing?
Now try a firm with some expert
ence any way. Not how cheap but
how good. Glass A work only.
Clothing sent TO us by express win
receive prompt attention. Tel 1850,
3l1 9th st. ]. A. Donaldson.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
lHOUSEK EEPI1G rooms. furnished
/ or unfufnished: also single rooms
at low rates. 1880 So. M st.
FOR RENT new. modern house,
| keeping rooms, upstairs No. 9th
land Proctor. Lenard Hardware Co.
LARGE housekeeping rooms for
rent. The Elgin Apartments, 18th
and SITS.
iSINGLE rooms, S1.00 and $3.50 a
week. 913 So. @.
WELL furnished housekeeping
rooms. $500 per week, to man and
wife, no children. S13 So. q.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms 800
week up. 1919 So. ID & jefferson.
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BIG SNAP
HI. B. Ritz & Co.

acres choice valley land near
Milton. A fine suburban garden.
Call Main 1887, A 2423.
Farm wanted, waterfront preferred
I have a good money making bus
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CONTRACTORS

WANTED-A small child to board
a good home and best of mother
care. Phone Main 2643.
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WILL person who picked up basket
containing coat and kodak on
car from Point Defiance return same
to 1913 So. 18th st. and receive re-
ward.
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CARD READING. Phone Main 67s
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5ASS Go I, st S-r. bath 80 25.0t
Ii0 No l. ST S-r bath ,,.. 35.0t
22O1 SO. S1st St Large building
located in Center st. manutaet URINE
district and suitable for lodging
house VIII be repaired and leased
at low rental to responsible party.
KARL II. THOMPSON & co.
Main sst. " A. ESQ.,
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

New S-room house and fine view
lots, near No. 26th and Proctor, for
$4,000. This was not built for sale.
Main 4422.
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& BERG, well contract
ors. We guarantee water or nc
pay, not less than five barrels pei
day during dry season. Address r
+. ID /, Box 1876, Puyallup, Wash.
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Nice clean baths, lie. Open Sundays
Also hand laundry. 1887 So. G.
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WANTED

FOR ENTHUSIASTICALLY NEOUS
FOR RENT-Meat market, complete
and rooms. A. Blazer, Midland.
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FOR RENT--7-room house, 1905 SO
/ ST.. all modern conveniences. IN
quiro S14 So. 10th St: walking dis
lance. Rent $3.50.
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FOR SALE

New 5-room bungalow and 2 fine
lots on So. Yakima ave, modern,
electric lights and gas, S2700; 500
cash, bal. monthly.
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8922 No. Verde, 5-r. ccttage $4,000
ilO2 No. Stevens, 7-r. dwell 220s
l112 No. j, S-r. dwell. ....... 27.6t
9O7 So. Yakima, S-r. dwell. 35.0l
III So. Tao. av. 6-r. dwell. 25.Ot
ALBERT G. PHILIPS 4 co.
A0a Fidelity BldE
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ARE you disguised with your
Now a try firm With s some o exper1il
ence any way. Not how cheap but
how good. Glass A work only.
Clothing sent to us by express viii
receive prompt attention. Tel 1850,
81 9th st. ]. A. Donaldson.
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WANTED MachInIsts to call at
machinists headquarters before
applying for work as strike is on
1l33h Commerce ST.
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SUITE of Housekeeping rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished. sos $. K st
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MOTORCYCLE. Reading Standard,
good condition. $3.50. Fentress
Bicycle Store.
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GREAT SACRIFICE
Must sell my home within one
month. House. barn, l cow, 200
chickens, 200 Belgian hares, 10 gar
den tracts in cultivation. Some
terms. Located right back of depot
at Algona on Seattle Interurban.
Ask for Bert Anderson.
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800 MONTHLY and expenses to
travel and distribute samples for
big manufacturer steady work. D..
Scheffer. Treasurer, L-322, Chicago.
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FOR SAI4E-Goud left. clinkeri
row boat. almost new. Will sell
cheap Address Az. care Times.
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WEEK IS NOTABLE
IN STAGE ANNALS
Engagements at Local Thea
tiers Headed by Charles
Wyndham.
CONTINUED From Page Fineen1

''NNlll-I
ter:stic of Henri Bernstein in it's force
fulness and intensity. Prospective na-
irons of the Belasco should prepare
themselves to look. at .'Raccarat'' from
the French viewpoint. With that stan
dard firmly in mind The play should
prove gripping and engroSsing story.
A notable company includes Thuriow
Bergen, John Emerson, Melville Stew
art. Caroline Harris. and NIalvina Long
fellow.
NATI0NAL--"The Mollusc."
Sly Charles Wgadham viii celebrate
his own homecoming week AT the Ma
tional.
In the days NhoT o.. was a friend Of
John Wilkes Booth he I,.ayed at the Ma
tional. Since then he has been coming
TO Washington through the long years
In which he has forged to the front
rank as a comedian
The Mollusc' adds interest to the
engagement. The history OF the play In
New York, where IL was rejected despite
COMMUNICATION of the critics, and later
won its way on its merits. furnishes Its
best Endorsement.
The scene Of the play is laid IN an
English home and a Mrs. Baxter is
described as the moliUsc. She Nils the
Louise with her Ills until relief comes i'm
"A way that affords Sir Charles wide op-
COIUMBIA-"A Skylark."
II Henry g. Harris scars as high in
his maiden effort at musical production
as the title. a Skylark." indicates, we
are promised 2 continuation or the
same treatment at his hands. He will be
At the Columbia tomorrow night iu
person 10 decide the welEhty question.
II Mr. Harris musical efforts are as
highly successful as his dramatic ven
lures. good luck 10 him
The book and lyrics are bv William
Harris, jT., and Frank Dessert con-
tributed the music. Between acts the
scene takes a promo need jump from
New York city 70 Mt. olympus. and at
the latter point Neptune figures in the
Plot. There seems TO be a wide Iad-
rude for Imagination. scenery. and cos
tunes in all this.
MAY de Scusa. OF Chicago fame. John
Slavin. Charlse Vance md Eddie CARVE
figure prominently in the cast.
CHASE'S-Polite Vaudeville.
Dear old Peter" wno became n IA
vorite on his former visit here will app
pear IN his near-human stunts" ~
Chase's this week. But the monkey
will not be the whole bill.
James Young, once star or Brown OF
Harvard, viii appear with fellow come
dians in Wanted. A Sister," said 70 be
laid along the lines OF "Charlel-s Aunt
7 ~ Petite Adelaide. whose real name
isn't mentioned, Will appear with her
four Poster Girls
The Arlington Four are billed FOR
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BAL INORE TOHEAR
FARRAR IN "AANON'
Metropolitan Opera Com
pany's Winter Series
Drawing to Close.

''Manon Lescaut." with Geraldine
FarTar in the title role, is the biu for
the next performance TO be given by
the Metropolitan opera Company at
the Lyric Theater, Baltimore, on wed
nesday.
The cast, which is the same as that
Which gave the opera recently in New
York IN cOmmcmOTatiOu OF the Tooth
anniversary OF the French Benevolent
Society. includes. besides Miss Farrar.
Carl JOrn as Chevalicr dcS GrieuN
Antonio Scott as Lescaut. GiUIio
koss1 as BretiEuy, and Leo Devaux as
the Count des GrieuN.
The performance viii be conducted
by Fernando IaUara- Tho scenery and
incidental appointment viii be es-
peCially noteworthy. IL is said. The
presentation Of "ManOu' leaves but
three more performances in the series
arranged by the Metropolitan Opera
Company for the fan and winter at
the Lyric Theater, Baltimore.
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POPULAR PROGRAM
FOR BAND CONCERT
Selections From Music Of
Many Nations by FL
lery's Band.

\ popular concert at popular prices
viii be gwen at the New National
Theater tonight by Ellery's band. the
leader having selected the program
from the works of composers of many
nations.
one Of the features Of the enter
tdinment Will be the saXOphOne quar-
totte, producing effects like those Of a
pipe organ.
The program viii include the
Spanish Military March. Yradier,
the overture to "Tannhaeuser." Wag-
ncT. SaNOphOuo quartcttcS. Annie
Laurie" and "The Last Rose Of sum
mcr." SeNtctte from Lucia Doni-
Zetti, the largo from DvOraks sym
phouy. THE New World The Jolly
Fellows Waltz NOllstedt, and a
grand fantastic arranged from Car
men,.
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CONCERT PLANNED
BY MOTET CHOIR

10 Simon. is having fun rehearsaIs. each
Tuesday evening preparatory TO the in
vitatiOn concert in the ban room % tho
Arlington Hotel. on Wednesday evening.
March CO.
In additions TO an Interesting choral
program. there wiu be a string suite By
GODDARD. and a piano and string THO by
Widor. the interpreting artists being
Mrs. Otto Simon. William Z Green. ana
Ernest Lent Cello solos viii also be
given by Mr.. Lent. The society has an
active list OF seyenty-fve members, al
so q list OF sustaining members.
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DUOUESNE PLANS
SECOND LECTURE

Capt. Fritz Duquesne. Boer sol
dier. hunter and author. viii repeat mis-
lecture on East Africa-thr Wonder
land OF RoosevelJs Hunt" at the Co
lUmbia Thester next sunday afternoon.
Captain DuQuesne brings the story of
his own experience in the heart Of AZ
rica-
His lecture giI he accompanied by
motion picturcS and stercDIrirOu. WV
idly illustrative of Captain Duuuesuo' >
story OF adventure iu the wildr OF
Africa She lecturer has won diStinc-
ton not only on the battlefield but m
tho newspaper and magazine field as
we'll His stories of his personal cN-
ueTienceS are generally in demand. and
material from bis pen s. authoritative
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Barber & Hill yesterday received a
car load of Demot-Car runahOuts and
sold two OF them within an hour after
unloading them. The DemOt-CaT IS new
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TO REPEAT COMEDY
FOR STATUE FUND
Georgetown University Players to
Appear in New
York.

The Georgetown Univcrsitv Dramatic
Association arranged toda, 20 repeat
the comedy. "AH the Comforts OF
Home by William Gillette. at the
WaidOrf-Astoria I'm New York, March
81
The performance viii pc under the
auspices of the New York alumni OF
Georgetown. The proceeds viii he
turned over To the fund now being
raised for the erection 90 a statue 10
Archbishop Carroll, founder Of the uni
yerSitE.
The list Of patrons includes His Emil
hence Cardinal Gibbons. His Exceuencv
Archbishop Farley and the editors and
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APOLLO ORCHESTRA
TO AID IN SERVICE
Forty Players VIII Take Part in
Program at Church of
Covenant.

The Apollo Orchestra, Albert p. John
ston. director. viii render a special in
strumental program AZ the musical ser
vice OF the Church OF the Covenant.
Connecticut avenue and Eighteenth
street northwest this evening. from 80
20 s o'clock
In the regular church service begin
ming at : O'Clock one Of tine special mu-
steal features viii be the playing OF the
hymns with the congregational singing.
by the entire orchestra Of forty nIav-
erg. supplemented by tho large pipe or
Ean.
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Continued expansion is the watchword
with the Automobile College Of Wash
ington. During the week the institution
found IL necessary TO engage additional
quarters, which were found at 2006
Fourteenth street. The annex, as &c
has been termed, will be In charge Of
T.. NJ. Hunt.
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Not infrequently the automobile man
ufacturer hears OF men of intelligence
who state that their only reason for
not buying a car is on account OF the
tire expense. This mistaken idea-which
has gained ground principally on the
Say-sO OF owners, who are negligent IN
regard TO the proper care of tires-is in
furious 10 the automobile trade AT large
and places the tire manufactures in the
WroT- light.
+. ~. JohanSen. Of the Hartford Rub
her Works Company. recently stated
that II was worry much 10 be regretted
that such an idea seemed prevalent,
whereas in point Of fact. If the tires
are treated with the same judicioJE
care as the other parts OF the car. the
expense viii be found TO he in the same
proportion If not less II is not IN
common for their factory. he said. 10 re-
ceive letters from owners telling Of
tires which have given not only the eX-
pected mileage. but even ten. twelve and
as high as twenty thousand miles for
a single tire.
Miller BROTHERS. the Ford agents. have
been on the jump during the past week,
closing sales for eight Ford cars. They
also delivered two Ford touring cars,
one going TO Major J. w. Thompson
and the other 70 J. A. Rogers They
also report the sale Of Indian mOtOrcy-
cIes 10 w r. Ersfeld and Edward +.
SEDAN.
W. 7. Martin. Of the Cook and Stod-
dard Company. took a party Of friends
over 70 Baltimore Thursday in a model
ID Franklin. the trip being made IN one
hour and fifteen minutes. Considering
the heavy condition OF The roads this is
good time. IT, the party We're DIT. Ten
nant. DIR. Sommery1lle, II. 9. Hunter,
and Mr.. Tenant
n. Chadwick Hunter, president Of the
Automobile Club Of Washington, reCeiv-
ed word this morning that at the month
ly meeting Of the executive committee
Of the American Automobile Association
held in Boston, the recommendation that
AR Hunter be Rdded 70 the committee
was unanimously ratified.
Evans Maxwell. OF the Hudson Motor
Car Company. is spending a few DAYS I'm
Washington and is making his head
quarters with the Zell Motor Car Com
pauy. He is making an extended trip
through the South.
F. The Cook and Stoddard Company re-
ports the sale of Cadillac go cars to
The following Levi Woodbury.. touring
car. Frank T.. Altemus. demi-tonncaU.
ard, touring car, and Reed Riley, tour
igr car.
| Rubber Company. was IN the city yes
terday, and called on .osny friends in
tie auto trade
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THESPIANS
PLANNING NEW CLUB
Would Erect Playhouse for ANA
teur Presentations of
Drama.

Plans for a dramatic club have been
laid 10y a number OF prominent Washing
ton society folk
Sites for the location o. a playhouse
where dramas by its members would be
presented have already been considered
and tentative plans FOR = club house
have iTteu drawn by Ward Brown.
Among those who are interested IL the
project are Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson.
Miss Katherine EIkins. Mir. and Mrs.
Preston Gibson Murray Cobb. and Mrs.
John story.
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Foster Company.

To put buriesouc on the musical COM
cdy plane is the self-appointed mission
Of the Fay Foster Company. who
Owns the Bsby2" is from the pen OF
John Grievos. and thc adventure OF
two men who desire TO ESCAPE from
their homes for "A day, form Il plot.
one Of the principal fUumIlIers rs sam
Adams. Harry Kelley and Camille Glib
SON are two other leaders and Billy
Chase, Of Boston. brings M the lire.
The Clio outfit includes Martha Habel-
man. COntTalto; Hin and Alderman,
''tuubia artists" the Sisters TOwner,
dancers.
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to Washington, but II has created a big
sensation in auto centers. and seems
destined to achieve considerable popu-
larity in this city.
The balmy spring weather that pre-
vailed during the greater part of the
week siGnified the approach Of the mo-
torinS season and marks the arrival OF
the time Of year when the auto dealers
renovatc their salesrOoms and engage
IN general hOusccIeaning for the
spring and summer trade The dealers
have had their hands fun taking care
of numerous demonstrations and book
ing orders for cars for early delivery.
The Washington times., 1910-03-13

choral numbers. and Flanagan and Ed
wards are billed for sure hitters ir ION
and on" There are others. and the
vitagraPh
ACADE Checkers"
"ChecI ers,'' which is running into the
"Old Kentuck class as a longtime
favorite. will come to the Academy to-
morrow night
Six years does not seem TO have
dimmed the popularity of the play Its
fun and its pathOs should still be
there if the cast is capable.
If all the players are on a par with
James A. Gleason, this condition should
be borne out. Miss Florence HestOn will
play Pert" and Dave Graham, r.,
remains as Push Miller.
GAYETY-Fred Twins big Show"
BurlesoQue promises 10 uphold its end
this week at both the Gayety and the
L-ccum.
Fred Irwin viii bring his company
here again with new faces that are said
10 boom the entertainment. a new oiiO
has also been provided.
Tho Gibson Girls I'm burlCsQuc sounds
well and the rest Of the bin is rich in
promise
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
INDIANAPOLIS MAY
GET GLIDDEN START
Rumor Says Indiana City
Has Already Been
Selected.
BY HARRY WARD

Il begins TO look like Indianapolis
would be picked as the starting point
for this years Glidden tour. The ad-
ministrative officials Of the American
Automobile Association, under whose
auspices the tour Is being promoted,
held meeting in Boston during the
week, AID while no definite infOrma-
ton was given out. It is understood that
the question Of the starting Of the tour
and the laying out Of the tentative
route, was disposed of IN favor of In
dianapolis- Cincinnati was "a strong
bidder for the honor. but the auto max
ers of Indianapolis put in a petition to
the three AS, offering as an argument
for the starting of the tour from In
dlanapOlis instead OF Cincinnati, the
well-knoWn fact that indianapolis is an
automobile center of substantially the
first magnitude. The final decision in
the matter is awaited with interest by
motorists all over the country.
Jim Jeffries has sucCumbed to the
motoring fever. Unlike Jack Johnson,
he does not go in for racing, but is COLI
tent to ID his motoring in a safe and
sane way. johnson delights 10 hit IL
up to the limit Of his machine and has
been arrested and fined on numerous
occasions fer bIedbing the speed laws
in various cities. Jeffries has learned
that much pleasure can be derived from
driving his REQ car over a good country
road at a rhode, ate rate Of speed. He
frequently takes a party Of friends on
these little trips. On a recent occasion
he han a notable crowd Of champions
in his car. among them being Frank
Gotch, Sam Berger, DIR. Roller, Farmer
Burns, and Jack Mccormick, the Old
Cub baseball trainer.
The Staver-ChicaEo car made its
Washington debut during the week and
has been greatly admired by motorists
The agency Tor this car has been given
10 the Bennett-Collins Company. which
also has been given a large section of
territory adjacent 10 Washington fOI
the sale OF the machine. The StaVeT-
Chicago is built Ia several popular mod
els and has many mechanical features
Of interest The motor is Of the Amer
lean and British design. the cylinders
being four in number and cast in pairs
The new addition to the factory Of tho
Carter Motor Car Corporation. AT lily
sttsville s expected 10 be ready fOi
occupanc- by JuTe l. The structure
steel work has arrived. and If tn
weather permits The work Of .tnlarCinL
the plant Will start duTinE the COmiD-
week. The company announces that
after extensive tests IL has adopted q
.long-stroke motor of 40-hOrsepoweT, hay
ing a bore or four and one-ei=htl
inches and a stroke Of five end one
quarter inches. This motor is a dUpli-
cate of that in the Lancia car in design
and construction. II will supplant th'
present 3J-hOrsepCwer motor Of tho
Washington car
The Washington times., 1910-03-13

Palmer Sing Ian l. D :, N z W c2 n So 81