davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19
TULSA LOOKING
THE BEST EYER
JUDGI OifpHANT WOULD NOI
TRADE n FOR WORLD.
TALKS WITH POLITICIANS



JUG. a.I Hl J.aU a u.l4sr'
who Tor .r..u Hrrh- have u.au .a
.0gnE fH. ...H..- ut fg. NaUf..
Cylo. atm IH,iH returned t.m.
WtdsraIg rghf
The former F'.a. auf 're ..Wm-.
f.gner naf shaking raH.s "I,l
ergb0dy Es'rfaa. and telling iaH
what rus time Eas uas #... ra..t.
iu Co.Yra1a $50, HH.. s.1.. Do, a-
gone dlf fs WYp I.r- -prat.N. a. r,1'.
cd llf nr Has si.Nis- EaUaa'f ..r.
900 hIr hIp pocket ai tEr .u. lr .
It and i wasn't .sr Dot t.rt s.-i...
dag. either
But tft judge uaH a.. 'a
having "a good Nm. HH.r nr a
CylDfal. fi. has .. -'tIi.f ii'.-
iy close tau an fhr iH.rEs mat ht. r
beer haIluN'iF h.f. ih .--" ono
elsewhere ana Impaired some si h..
opinions rEnt aEi .rii
III H great place |' 'f'f -
Man.tI4 aIl b. iH 'hr news probe
and thrr, were "'l"sI.. lI il.
politicians 't thr surrounding states
there 80 some nm" during mI "a.
Man} no them haze hh'aA l'i-'i.-
ally Cor g,ars-th,rr Tom Was.'ta
tNA NNI l'i|. HNA. ".H' .'.H '.
these are all kanfant That happen
a. know VII. ! hat' known NaE-
staff ever since be- Har uYl and knr"
his father before MN. iaIh'1 t'
sll of these also talked o. Kent
the in-urgent VINO hhr l4st pli ore
over on hnkluIaI ll iH.E"rh.a
and
NharE ths-
Wen here's ias Hag fN.nE. ar'
shapiug up In the Republican UaT-
~" said the judge .lfs NEr ihis
Unless thr rtandpai federal pAh' %
comes over 90 the insurgents The pare
iy viii boz lr hard shape The progre--
getting away from that The uroEr'--
siyes have the right view Sow the.
Wagstan q staudpat hlt ih"f" isn
any question about hs supporting
Stubbs and"
Here the Judge shook hands with "a
half dozen NJ sD Old friends and When
he began again someone had diverted
his mind from the subject upon which
he Was talking Dos asking MIN DO h'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19
ASBESTOS
SAD IRONS
IDEAL SHIRT WAIST Set
GIVEN TO
World Subscribers.


THE li\NDLi-Cool strong ft- IN,
hand
IllI LOCk-~,c,l spring sure. quick
automatic. ~Itc. simple, no rattle
THE llOOD-Liurd with asbcsto,
keeps heat iu ,o,c. protects hand
nom heat, clean, neat. secure.
THE tORl-~olid from center to cir.
Cumiuicncr. sufficient weight
hold heat smooth. ffiCtionl,-,-.
proper shape.
IliE ~IAND-A Aehr.to~ covered pru.
tort~ face ot iron saves table
from being burned
IllE WHOLE ~ET--Hand>omel,
nickcl-plutcd, neat IN proportions.
comfortable. satisfactory.
THE ARANrEIs-Irou- perfect
throughout Brcakagr Of defec-
tive parts replaced without
charge, except postage. for two
years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19
GRANDEST NAME
IS WASHINGTON
MANN ApnpRES> liIEp NIIH
PATRIOTISM
La FAYETIE IS PRAISED


.NHrr chairman ut 'a, NiT-."ia H'-
uH...u. Dol 'at .u-f.. Dos H..i.
."l Versailles today Ih presenting '' ..'
.leHi.r Hi France ". Ur"..t Et
aH.a a bronze cops u. Ii'tI.N .'tl.
.. ". .nIul'H. 4"' .Il-.n" "
'Ts stan. stands ir iHe state .aIl'.
'.nm.Hi
ME Nanu Ia.oUH..' OBJ. -l''aa.-
deeds uf yt father "f hI- country
both boz HHr aud boo peace ana p.I4 '.'-
.rrs .Uu"i. i' ihs ..1.ifi"ls FirH De
WaU wha s.iei America iH lr s.'as-
/ gle t4r liberty -Ne remember a..
HHgs U. s.ll tnHi ..l i1r iN, ul
ui Franc. success ...'t n'l Nt|'
I crowned tH" efforts OF w nIu-lHH iH
|gug revolutionary war; 10 is because
/ IN.rgnlHus remember these tn.ls, and
remembering them love inc people ",
I France. taHt We na|g come ln their
uam' as bearers Ji 'A.a token o- iA,.T
/ affection.
. The statue was accepted .n ueha..
. oi the French government Do! VI. Pm
|0luu secretary ui foreign ailau.
The gra .!yusness With which h"
-.', oi thIs siile has been received.
H. Ar Mann, aas added '1 ihr
+ pleasure Virginia GaF i..i iu sending
|h.r best loved son JN s'aud on Doe soil
ID. France. amid rhe only allies. .nl-
I 'ou-I}" Hud defensive America has
/ oyer had. 10 Was ur1uuiu though.
/ that prompted the people of France
I Goo place un tnc r.-ht Y' This statue Ht
/ Washington thc bust oi Lafayette.
[ ih.s most Ulsted lieutenant and dear
est friend. and "n his left Suiiren
the gallant commander pi the re-
d"aHtahie FantasIue who dealt such
/ ir.Hu- blows 20 the British ships upon
uur coast and later hy bis bravery
won t0r himself the high honor ui
being the admiral 0i France. ~ lF
Indeed fitting that there should h"
placed within the pedestal as part
/ 0f hls support the names ana rec
urIs n' the 1889 brave French sole
d.er' who made possible the success
| 'u termination OF the war anN there
| hy entitled Washington 10 stand upon
THAT high pinnacle Of fame which his
/ |t0w a0.urds only to the victorious
/ iIs -piIIt as 10 hOFrrs here above his
statue. must indeed feel that he
stands iu Oh midst 0f bis friends
Mr. Mann referred % the fact that
| iJ was within the ypry walls within
which ho stood and where the statue
had been placed 'Alt ol september
| o, 1873, was signed the treaty peace
between Great Britain and tho United
-taft- 'Tli- is .uded the birthplace
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-13
Bandits Rob Passengers.

Phoenix, Ariz., May 1S.-Two ban
dts without masks held up train No.
1e of the Arizona Eastern railroad a
mile from here and, aftel robbing the
passengers, escaped to the desert
Posses were started out in an effort
to capture the robbers before they
cross the Mexican Boundary,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-13
WICKERSHAM
MAY Be CALLED
Wanted as Witness in Bal
linger=PinChot Probe.
LETTER WAS ANTEDATED

Attorney General, in a Communication
to the House Judiciary Committee,
Admits His Summary Of the CLAWS
Charges Sent to the President Was
Written Later Than the Date on the
Document Would Indicate.
Washington, May 13.-In letter to
Chairman Parker of the house judic-
larry committee. read by Secretary Bal
linger to the Ballinger-Pinchot inves-
tigation committee, Attorney General
Wickersham admits that his summary
to the president of the CLAWS charges
was antedated, as charged by Attorney
Brandeis.
This was the most sensational Incl
dent of the days session of the COM
mittee. Secretary Ballinger was on
the stand and his cross examination
by Mr. Brandeis, attorney for CLAWS,
was continued
It also developed that Attorney Gen.
sral Wickersham probably will be
called as witness to testify in re-
gard to a conversation he had with
Henry NJ. Hoyt regarding Assistant
Secretary Pierce's construction of the
coal land law OF May 20, 1908.
Questioning the secretary about his
connection with the Cunningham
claimants Mr. Brandeis referred the
witness to statement in his letter
to the president that he had not been
legal representative" of the Cum
bingham claimants. Mr.. Ballinger re-
iterated his former statement that he
had merely acted for them as mat
ter of accommodation. He said Miles
c. Moore had not been correct in so
referring to him in his letter to him
(Ballinger).
Says Hoyt Exaggerated.
Referring to the testimony before
the committee of Henry NJ. Hoyt, for
mer attorney general of Porto Rico,
regarding his interview with Attorney
General Wickersham, to whom he
went at the instance Of CLAWS to ask
him to review the Alaskan coal cases
and to have him pass upon them, Mr..
Brandeis read at some length from
Mr.. Hoyt's statement.
Mr.. Ballinger said something about
that man Hoyt' having exaggerated
the circumstances of that Interview
why do you say that man
Hoyt?"
Because l don't believe he had any
ground for his statement before the
committee
you mean to say that Mr. Hoyt
made an untruthful statement to the
committee here under oath?"
eff you want to put it that way, l
think he added color to the circum-
stances Of his meeting with the attor-
ney general"
Mr.. Brandeis said he would likely
have Attorney General Wickersham
called as witness to tell just what
happened
Attorney Vertrees said he had no
objection and Chairman Nelson said
subpoena for the head of the de-
partment Of justice probably would be
issued
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-13
MADRIZ NEAR BLUEFIELDS
Battle Between Nicaraguan Combat
ants Imminent.

Bluefelds, Nicaragua, May 13.-The
Madriz forces are within ten miles of
this city. General Estrada has de-
Shared martial law here. An attack Is
expected at almost any moment Sew
eral skirmishes took place Wednes-
day between the outposts of the Estra-
ia troops and the advancing army.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07
PREPARE TO START
ON HUNSEY TOUR
Attention of Automobile
World Will Center Next
Week on Philadelphia.
CONTESTANTS TO GO
IN SIX DIVISIONS
Distance, / $50 Miles, Over Varied
Roads, Insures Fair Endur-
anCe Test.
Cars Included IN Entries
for MulSey Tour

Premier, Ohio.
Columbia Sfoddard-DaytOn,
, MaxwcIIs, StaYeT.
? yyushIHEtOns, Crawford
Reading Forty, Glide,
Ford. Interstate.
EImore. Ford.
VaTren-DefrOiS, EAIine.
COrbin, IEnthesOn,
SpOerer 1911. Ford.
Brush Runs Moon.
bouts Randolph bag
Illegal PIuEEeE, EaEe). Non-con-
T'ferce-Rac3me. testing class
K-R-I-T, Reading sSIx,-
Finger, NOn-cOnJest-
Great Western, ing class
CfnOs
Official cars includes
PiIOE Car-E.-M-F.
Pilot Car-ScIden.
PacemHkcr-C0Iumh
Starters Car-Americgn Roadster.
Press Car-Thomas.
Press Car-WashIuE1on-
Press Car-E-M-F.
PhOyOEraPkers' Car-Brush-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07
GEORGETOWN GAS STOCK
HAS MORE REAL, MERIT
Has Less Than One-fourteenh the Capitalization of the
Washington Company, Pays the Same Dividend
and Is More Strongly Held.
By L A FLEMING.

Is there anv good reason WHY Wash
ingtOn Gas should De selling at 81 2
share. while the best bid for George
towE Gas IS so q shareg
just why a group Of investors, or
SpeculctOrs either. should make such q
play as tha local market has Witnessed
in Gas shares during the past year and
ignore GEORGETOWN Cas a virgin prop
erty. in that it has received practically
no Injections Of water. and with but
Jithe Of the capitalization Of IT'S sister
corporation. is a matter that may excite
comment.
Nor IS the field OF the GEORGETOWN
Company res ricted in any zgay-it is
broad and prolific in results. TIE mains
o. the CeorGe town Company are reach
W- oar with the DEVELOPMENT in tine
northwest section Chevy Chase way
and iu other directions as wen. The earn
al-S are -eiHG used TOT De-llFITl-uls AMI
the bcEdeG Indebtedness ahead Of the
very small stock capital IS lnconsider-
able
The Waszanston Gas Company has
s-.r1,uoj eaGy-tai stock. s-.dr go q ger cent
teTGdcales o. ildebteTless fhat the Ii-
acc tors Ge-lE- 10 tEIu into bonds ana
>la-.lT DonIs-tUtai S5sHugJ Tire
Georgetown -5aE Company has capital
stock issue az sl5i.gHf- and a 9 per cent
into srCrE. 81 Congress UII permit OF
s-ltgH. O. total OF seH.e1 ca 1rtllizatiCu-
Inc capitalization OF che Washington
Gas CumuaIy is over fourteen times
greater than shat Of the Georgetown
m the matter Of dividends both
companies pay 10 per cen--tLe
GEORGETOWN ComraDy pays $3.50 n
Eioual extras. ON market value the
former pays 5 per cent and the latter
less IEen sa -in-s bank ilJerest-less
Fifty-one per cent OF the stock OF
lac Gelr--ef1Nu Gas CumrauE must
Ee Iei1 tightly uy the washington
troll The floating stock Of the Wash
lE- ton Com -zUE has been heavy at
times and again light The holdings
OF the leading lights in the corpora
eaton Of holdings c=ur=rS iu the
hands of four biz pools. and the latter
nave virtually forced the mana cement
go -e-te--.f -i-- -Ilal-ll- plans 90 be
brought before the shareholders Of
tEe company oH September o.
4 fraction OF the attention. invest
-lFen 60 rs washington Gas -u the mar
ker- clrer7e cd toward advancing
GEORGETOWN Gas would have rur the
STOCK to 500 share PROVIDING the
ms out holdings. which I= question
aHle- GEORGETOWN Gas shares are
strongly held Aside from the 81 per
cent iu the strong box q -tS owner
and controller much Of the stock has
come down from one generation TO
another, frequently -ra1esous and
era uu1a-gEterS holding the shares
iHeiF -nceSr tors WiL-ee TO ruem-leld
as q sacred legacy ana not for sale
II Tie Washington Gas Company IS
successful III financing % melon cut
Il-- % YAH seek % further enrich its
shareholders nE taking action of like
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07
A STANDARD CAR

Every feature in this car Is standard-everv
feature Is recognized as the best by competent
engineering authorities Investigate and YOU viii
find fOuT-cyndeT motor 3aaX4 inches, develop
ing p actual horsepower; YOU viii find a sliding
gear transmission, three speeds forward, type
used, on the igfteSt-priced cars; here is everv
Maxwell principle of unit construction. three
point suspension, diSc-clutch, thermO-svphon cool
ing, and straight line shaft drive-ail a part Of
this $1,000 car.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07
FACES STARVATION
IN AN OLD MILL
Man Stands in Water for Eight
Days Before Being
Rescued


WILSON, n c.. Aug. For eight
days and nights Oscar Norris. e farm
er, stood with death staring him in
The face through starvation or IA
Lsue. shoulder high I'm water in an
abandoned well where ne had been
thrown when struck upon the head
with a stone IL IS alleged br three
brothers or the Jones family
MOTIFS was on the Eerze Of death
when accidentally discovered b- sew
eral young men last night who heard
his grU1us. They found Hfm re-or--
ing ave frog Norris ls nos yet able
to tell the story Of his sufe-fuES.
which were =Lr0rioUs- A warrant has
been sworn out for the Jones boys
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

ISOLATION under whose sanction the tour
y a Pc Tln-
Five cars have been entered IN Di-
vision "A. for machines costing Ss11 to
STU Included are the three Fords-
p AIMED -E Charles T. Miller FoTf dealer
~ VI 7slInEtoG- and The Boston and
philadelphia branches Of the Ford Noto-
tOlp1nE- 4lSEWelI ruua8Cut entered
ny ne Maxwell Er5s5oe Motor Company.
~ -2FfFtoWn \ y. and "a Maxwell
sportsman. s. model entered by the Lam
bert Automobile Company. OF Baltimore
Most Favored Division.
Ju5sins from the rumber Of entries.
Division "a is the most popular division
OF the tour. as nc less than eight cars
have been ulued TO contend for the
trophy in this division The cars fn This
class are q Maxwell touring car. entered
by the NaNu e!I-Briscoe Counauy- Slav-
er-ChiraGo- Staver Carriage COMPANY
of ETicaSo. NVarre0-Deucit Taylor 40
tor Distributing COMPANY. Philadelphia
Crawford Walter scott. Baltimore,
Re7GiuG- Niddle5y Automobile Com
panv- Reading. Pa Regal Regal Motor
Car Con-pauv. Detroit. Mich Great
Western, Cheat Western Automobile
COMPANY. Peru. Ind Neon CooDer-U7-
ton 1fct0T CouDauv. baltimore. The
fight for h0UOrs lu this division prom
iS7s 10 be q hot one
Division "A has seven entries. beIn-
sor cars co~tiue SL51 90 5000 In the
lst are Two N@~ll1-r0u@- named HE .re
Carter Motor Car Coronation. Washing
to1. j. 60 Su0erer- Carl Spoerer's Sons
tor-pauy- Baltimore Pierce-Eaciue.
Elerce Motor COMPANY Racine. Wis
EIEer. Eager Motor Car EDuuErv. Gin
ciDleti. EEio5 Ohio. Ohio Motor Car
tomuaEv. Cincinnati Interstate Inter-
state Automobile Company. tIurcie Ind
There are also seven entries I'm Ii-l-
sion -. which Is for cars costing SZ.#--
to Sa,n"t- Hea=iTE the list IS The -CIurs-
bia. entered hT The EOlun.b ia Motor Car
CcI-Uar>y- Hartford. . Conn EI-1Gra-
Frank Hardert- Philadelphia CorHTn.
CJrht1 Motor Vehicle Courzuv. Na--
Britain. Conn Ciuo- Haberer and Com
uauE. Cincinnati SrcGGa rtT-IDa--r- Leo
H. SEaEb- Baltimore GECe. EartF dI1-
new CnwD-nr- Peoria III Kline 3. c..
K. Motor Car Cor1Uauv. Tork Pa
Mstheson six" Lonesome.
TIE E5tacson Six entered by The
Afatheson Motor Car COMPANY. Wilkes
Barre Pa has everything its own way
In Division ga for cars costing Ss-0GI %
5000 as II is the only car entered in
this division.
BeErirE a large SIGN across the rear
% the touneau reading "ChicaG9 10
Fhiladrlphia 10 enter the MuuSey His
-oTic Tour q Staver-Cricazo car IS
Tlfsn ins across the country having leF-
CHICAGO last Friday The car IS nai-f-1
canary yellow with black sr-fufuu a-.7
This StTf-iT- color scheme is ATTRACTING
wide attention 10 the car Emery kuuf-
sen o. WASHINGTON. Is driving the car
and Raw p. Sla-er brother of r. 3
Staver- president and general ra1aEer
OF the Staver Carriace COMPANY. IS also
with the ear. having been selected as
the SIaveT observer on Tie tour
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07
IDS MONEY u TRUNK-

pDTGEEEE pSTE. Aug. Mrs
william CcnVery is richer today by
$500 through the discovery OF that
TnIcl money hidden in a tin box which
Fad been s-greteG ia q trunk d5sueeT
fCr years Mrs. Courerv came hero
recently from EeW york. hriuzfnZ
Severai old family trunks. including
That holding the treasure. Mrs Con-
very -E employed in the Hudson state
Hospital she thinks the money was
Raced In The trunk By her mother
VINO died several gears ago
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

ton J. Lambert Studebaker electrlcs
y ere sold during tire week 10 Mrs 81.
H. Nhalen and Terrell Pattisou-
J. s Leatherman and family have re-
burned from trip through Maryland
Esn-sy wanna and New Jersey I'm a.
Washington car
fully equipped Washington touring car
from the Carter Motor Car Corpora
L1n- " D. Barry has also placed al
order for one of these machines
With St Louis as the place, and 0cto-
Der 8, - and s as the dates, extensive
plans are going foryVarG for the third
national good roads convention. The
al-e.lc Automobile Association and
me ASSOCIATION OF Licensed Automobile
sAlant 11acturers VIII cooperate with a.
NUMBER or farmers organizations iE
holding the convention
According to advIces received br
Lester ID Moore. jr-- the REQ agent
J. l. " hltman, the transconuueuJaI
-cLurlSrr has effected arrangements
ElgLs record OF. fifteen days svo hours
sl-l twelve minutes between New
y crk and san Francisco
Ele is scheduled 10 leave the REQ
branch office in New York tomorrow
morning driving 1871 stock model
t.ro touring car rs hltmau made his
d f-H--zG9 20 New York in seventy
days This was IN 1908. in a 5-Egrse-
over single cylinder car designed
lE T. F. DidS. who IS now head OF the
REQ Motor Car COMPANY The run
proved the bis sensation Of mrtarEgu
az the Irae- The present try-out is
10 be day and night Continuous run.
WIN VI hltnan and Hammond alter
be male en- route 70 be for rzI-IuE uu
Easolcue and Gil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

J. s Leatherman and family have re-
turned from a trip through Maryland.
Esnlsy iFauia, and New Jersey in a
Washington car
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

ton = Lambert. Studebaker electrics
y ere sold during tire week 10 Mrs IL
H. Whalen and Terrell Pattisou.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

Tearing at the testing blocks 10
which they are mooreG in the expert
mental room Of the Buick Motor Com
DauE at Flint. Mich. surrounded BIZ
ETou. Of perspirinE and firt-ba-
EriueI mechanics. the hie lTargrafts
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07
By HARRY WARD.

The eyes Of the automobile world viii
be cenUered next week on Philadelphia.
when the Iunsey Historic Tour viii
start
The magnitude Of the event Is indi-
Gated by the fact that tbirty-tvyo ears
have been entered in the six divisions
Of the tour. twenty-six representative
American automobile factories being
represented The entry list exceeds that
Of this years GIidden tour by eight
while the number Of makes is twenty
six. against nineteen in the GIfddeu-
This is an excellent showing. and in
die ties the auto manufacture and
deaIers OF the country are in hearty
accord with the aims and objects Of the
0IUEsey Historic Tour
The rOUUe laid out for the c1ntesting
cars IS through the rich. thfcIzIv uopu-
lated East, and, as no other similar
event has been scheduled FOR this sec
ton Of the country this year, the tour
stands out as the banner automobile
Fair Test Assured
The distance. I550 miles. assures a fair
test Of the cars, as il s. not too Ions
nor too short With its varied road
conditions. II VIII give q practical test
OF the cars under fair touring conditions.
The magnitude Of the tour and the
sponsor for il are such as already In
have occasioned wide publicity In a.
newspapers OF the country Added 90
this, IS the fact that every comfort and
convenience of the tourists has been
planned, assuring the contestants Of a
twelve DAYS tour that VIII leave moth
ing 90 be desired
The competing cars VIII be run in six
DIVISIONS according 20 price and there
VIII ne handsome trophy for The win
ner In each division with q grand sweep
stakes prize for The car making the
most perfect score tn any division
The number OF makes represented Is
larger and rhe general character Of the
cars higher than ia any other biz re-
liability event Of the year. as win he
seen from a perusaI Of the following
which shows the. entries according 10
divisions
Entries By Divisions.
Division IA. for cars costire $50 and
under has three entries. consisting Of d
Knit, nominated by the Erit Motor Car
COMPANY. Of Detroit. AID two Brush
TlinabOuts- entered By the F-ush Run
about Company Of Detroit The ErtIe
fellows % the tour expect TO have a bar
lie rOyai for The honorS OF The first d.
vision Their average daily speed VIII
be sixteen miles per hour. occOrdfne n
board. Of the American Automobile A.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

Local securities have been abnormaIIs
dun. with SI9 shares OF stock and $1,000
bonds recorded as the result Of the daily
sessions last week. Further comment
seems unnecessary. Prices are holding
as wen as could be expected
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

The Washington branch Of the Stude-
baker Company reports the sale Of
Studebaker -'s57 cars TO Charles Soma
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

Albert Fletcher. ir-. Of Tarreuton
Va Is the latest purchaser OF an EN-
r touring car The sale was made by-
the Commercial Auto and Supply Com
pany-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

tom Gas ought to be worth more than
Washing on Gas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-07

Buick Model leo motors which are
20 carry Wild BOB BGrmau aLL Louis
anu arthur Chevrolet through the
-iand prize race over the Gam US
Long Island course ia October. s.-e
being tuned and put through their
PAGES Inc motors, together with
~ -l-e MARC ueite Motor COMPANY OF
@aEiHa1F. are personally Inspected by
LOUIS IleVro-eL the great Franco
SWISS driver Of Buick racing cars.
and I'D Bob Eurmar is giving
them their trying road tests
The three days meeting OF the So
clely OF Automobile Engineers. Just ad-
-ourrel lu Detroit. undoubtedly marks
the beginning OF an epoch lE American
---taIIoli.e manufacture, both as ra-
--I4e IT'S immediate field OF the euEl-
ueer and the automobile industry as a
N hole A great advance has been made
--- --s-- l.-E -..e WORK or standard IZa-L1l.
-t-la3-ie engineers as amounts 10 -.e
same thing The automobile industry
las sprung Ur ike mushroom out
stripping the re-aI engineering develop
-.-t-- "il.eA normally accompanies grad
The engineers have now come u real
~ h-e..- ..tL IaGE OF concerted work.
Of standard reference tables disreaarI
OF uniformity in the specification or ma
-e---L-- can only result lU greatly In
crea>l1- tie already existing large
amount OF needless expense. delay and
NeAlL-rl ~ automobile production. All
things I'D automobile engineering which
can De- VIII be- SLaUlar l iZEli--rll.l use
things. the uniformity o. which w.T Ed
no way sL-e Ierlt1riou- originality OF
motor car design but facilitate eco
uHullc production and benefit the pub
ilc -l both original cost and rer.ara-
--e0t- Frank. open discussion between
automobile engineers results iu their
E--t-al benefit and the benefit cr the
PUBIC ."eH discussion and ado
rg4-ely deliberate action of practically
All the competent men iu the business
WIIL Increasingly result in newer and
better methods ~ automobile colstr-Ic-
ton The technical value Of the work
etc. is being markedly increased.