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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
VILLAGE SWEPT BY
CLOUDBURST
IN EUROPE
and Fifty People Lose
Lives When Flood Strikes
Two Fraii Structures Crowd
ed With People,
Iny MornInr IournnI spcelal Isassa wIreI

Cologne, June 13.-Grea; loss of
life has occurred In the Abr valley Of
the Efol region, as the result of a
cloudhurst which swept thc district
sunday night. Late estimates place
the total number of death at $50.
The greatest loss Of life occurred
where two barracks containing Ital-
fan ana Croatian lahorcrs employed
On the railway were swept away. The
inmates were surprised in .hcir sleep.
Thirty-seNcn bodies have been rccoV-
The FLOOD caused enormous damage,
destroying the railway tracks and de-
v|astating several villages. Lightning
struck In one village destroying ten
houses and iniuriug four persons.
The flood subsidized early today as
suddenly as it came and danger is now
over.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
ICE WATER KILLS
TEXAS GIRL
Drank Three Glasses While
0verheated from Long Run
10 Secure Physician and Dies
from Effects.

san Antonio. Texas, June 13.-As
the result Of drinking hastily three
large glasses of water while in an
cvoihcated condition, Miss Maitrita
Polanto of this city lost her life.
Miss Polanto raced for n physician
to attend the injuries received by her
sister and on returning incautiously
gulped down the water. She was
sick Immediately and death oc-
CURED shortly afterwards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
WOMEN MEET DEATH
AT GRADE CROSSING

North Yakima, Wash. June IA
Two unidentified women were in
stantly killed and Mrs. w Kincaid
ana Mrs. Clarence Brown we're -9y"re-
~ injured this afternoon when east
bound passenger train OF the Northern
Pacific struck an automobile driven
by J.. |. Strangway. Strangway escap-
ed unlnjured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
DUNGEON FOR GUARD
WHO ALLO WED
JAIL BREAK
Mexican Officer in Charge
When American SmuggIer
Escaped Must Undergo Long
Punishment in NogaIes JAIL

- ' EAGth @@hA" WV
Nogales, Ariz., June 15.-Lieuten-
ant JuGn Hermosillo, who was in
charge of the guard when Louis
Fleischnel, an American banker and
land owner, made his sensational es-
capo from the Mexican prison, across
the border, Thursday, WAS thrown in
to D. dungeon tonight, to begin a long
punishment for having allowed the
American to get away
F~leischner was president Of the
American Clothing company. doing
business across the border in Nogales,
Mexico. He was imprisoned on the
cliarge OF smuggling. After his es-
cape he was arrested On this side at
the request OF the Mexican authori-
ties, who at once instituted extradi-
ten proceedings. Judge Dean, OF the
district court at Tombstone, however,
granted "A writ OF habeas corpus
which gave the American his free
dom and he left for California.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
LABORERS DRIVEN
FROM LUMBER CAMPS

Darlington. Neb, June ia mob
of 100 white men today ordered all
the Japanese laborors employed in the
plant of the United States Lumber
company to leave town and after Civ
ing the foreigners time to get to-
eether their effects accompanied them
to the station and saw them aboard
q train for Seattle. The exodus Of the
japanese was made with little disor-
der. Thirty Japanese were employed
In the mills here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
MARS Will ATTEMpT
ILIGHT ACKOSS kA\sNS.

Kansas city, June la.-f4n neNt
Wednesday, June IS. J. G. Mnrs, ~
Ct "a horse power Curtiss biplane VII
attempt a flight from Lawrence,
Kan. to Overland park, a suburb of
this city, a distance OF thirty-four
miles. Mars viii try to make the trip
with but one stop, at Olathe, about
twenty miles from Lawrence. He ex-
poets TO make the trip In an hour.
Two mnchinists viii follow Mars in
an automobile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14

II you look about YOU. said the
ominous acquaintance, you VIII see
the handwriting on the wall
The handwriting on the wall
doesn't worry me. replied Senator
Sorghum. so long as they don't 60
rummagins into my private memo
randa. Washington Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
NO PROSPECT OF VERDICT
0CONNOR MURDER CASE

Tombstone, Ariz, June 13.-The
jury considering the case of CAPTAIN
stephen O'connOr. L.. S. A., retired,
charged with the murder of DR.. a. 5.
Russell, has been out since last Fri
day with no prospect of arriving at
a verdict. Tonight it is said to stand
eight to -four for acquittal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
LITTLE LIGHT ON
COMO MURDER
MYSTERY
Pc zion Of Coat Thought to Be-
long to Husband of Dead Wo-
man Brought Up from Bottom
of Lake,
Iny MotnIns IanrnaI speeIaI I.a.ed wIreI


Como. Italy. juno ia.-pevclop-
mcnts today in the mystery OF the
murder OF AIRS Porter charlton. have
been fcw The grappling irons that
have been searching thc bottom of
Lake Come brought up part OF "a
mans coat This morning. which is
Thought Go have belonged to tho
missing charlton
This strengthened the theory that
Charlton also htd been murdered but
"a report WIS received hy the Milan
police tonight that ga man disguised
ts 3D. priest. who il IS thought miLiit
nr Charlton WINS seen making hts way
across thc Swiss frontier.
The search of the lake viii he cone
unued Tor the police are stan con
WINGED thaf it would have been im-
possible Tor Charlton to make his way
oar of the country unohserNcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14

which could not exist without outside
assistance, and which is working ruin
to the country"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14

year it will remain a limited train
throughout, while the California, the
new overland put on last winter via
FL Paso TO Chicago, will also be re-
TENED during the m
Southern Pacific officials expect
that the Salt Lake %reopening viii ease
up the local traffic strain consider
ably.
Big Increase In Pay.
1t is estimated that over half a
million employees for railways and
other corporations have been favored
with increase of wage since Febru-
airy /, last. Prosperity may be re-
.sponsible for much of this advance,
but the increasing cost of living has
been largely instrumental in bringing
it about. Among the companies that
made decided increases in their en-
ployes' pay are the following:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
LEiCH CROSS WINS.
East Side Dentist OutpaInts Cy smith at
ON mPlc cub

Leach cross. tho Fast side dantis' met
G S'niih HohrAeu ftvh'"r. a. fhstDlvmrio
nh IN HRr.eT lAsf rrghf and ourpoini 81
hum IN O. Ten round 70 cross '1n the bout
~ a"'oun' Of ~ ring -,ian"" The nsh'
va -opy"d ~ the rl'Ti round fur a fau
Winuf"- 80 dV-" Of rho cheering. bfI' va-
20 imed after ~" rci"rrr 'p.d 'he spectators
not 10 max" - uuri Nose
The hght oUeu"i WIN smith rushing.
forcing Lea D 'o 'I. rpp.- s'h punches
- ne head and fa," -us' before .hI.
round - DER Leach sent one uppercrt
tot az and smith r'I-Is.d In.u fh.. gong
en' Lfed To- : h' -. On M round ~UIfl ne he'd
gcaiu and o. Leach nave q .aD Iu Tho face
each 'u-i u.s-''d an upu'r,r.' and -ent on.
~ 20 smith eve. dTH my ~" blood Tho
hird round brought smith rushing again
aud smith landed = tow on isash- face
.r ~" dentist "Ame htcA With one on tho
Ii0hoken mans Isv
To- th" fourth smith riIsted Leach 20 the
fpp~- ] IT. va repeated Iu he. mn aud
moro va very r'fIe fghf1ug done ia tbe-.
rush. hu' ro~- va. C."ver and he began
T." plr' On 49, DAMAGED eys smith IN H..
t"venih va except ionaIly aggre-sive and
2" landed A"HVV niow- Du iDaCh'- no.e
nouth ana az
In IN" lat 'hree rounds SrrI'r va- the
WORE Aggressive and rushed tr0s- al ~"
'fN". irving 'n iir" HIM puf. Urlf 1..t,H ld.
miris'"r"d more punishment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
ALL THE LITTLE THINGS

The doors are gracefully hung and very wide
They so harmonic with IN" OF the chas-
SIS that they extend close TO the ground making the
step of ingrcss and egress natural and effort
less There Is nothing 10 catch the lace Of gown ar
scarf no obtrIding unrvenness Of detail 20 avoid
Your requirements m this and every other drrc-
ton have boon anticipated before YOU realized what
they were. There locks on every door so tha,
your car h" left securely sealed IN the garage
YOU so desire MI nv adys little vanities there
-th" trimming the lsCcs. the silks the carpets
blond in symphony Of subdued richness pcrva-
sive. unmistakablc. evident. but unobtrusive The
electric pillar lamps. the dome-light. the speaking
tube, the automatic curtan-roers the heavy uphol-
stored pockets. the graceful little trines are
AZ well placed A. they we'll chosen and they are
exclusive dainty and satisfying IN the extreme Thu.
metal work hinges, door locks etc leave nothing IN
he desired.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
LAW TENNIS.
I.anRdon %. Roper Wins Championship
singles nc the New York &C

Iangdon ". Roper IL the cham pion tennis
PLAYER ~ the New YORK 4 until another
-.ispn comes around. for he won The t.'is
from Rufus Davis IN a stirring three set
match on No Huil round the score being
g. q After Roper had polished
~ schultz Rrrge the Champion - R.rln
in m" -"UI-auNl round h~ vas decided
favori'" o,rr DVNt- but the lattrr believes
Thai nn match - won 'lu ~. -onre- are
hung up lnd n" went ~ Roper with his
htIT pu end n Nus r. stirring iu--le and
mach ,lu-ar 'hun.the hgutGS would ind
cate u - 49, 'r-' ,h1upionShtp tho ,luh
t,- I'D .u tire" E"tr> y"' fraTs IRE some
uu-,t-fac'pr1 ruwors Goa uug around apUHr
the result bu' ihts H. no fault Of Ropsr's
what has ',u-@d the talk - 'he fact that
Dr Arthur g. k"tnr vas defaulted IN the
nrst round 20 Black There " report
that Dr. k"tus ent 90 TraNsrr l-la ud ~ ic"
10 play, but ilack did not show up Then
avoidahly detained IN zlck call ~ vas
defAultrl Dr ketne himself would -ty
nothing about n" case bat other members
ar" Discussing m" uniaIrne-- % the ar
rauErwsn'
The ruil round ~ the ,hamptorsh.p
doubles hl- boon r..l,h.d Bl,. ana Rnt.r
hon : brar kerad a g inst Bourrcaud Scfuity
lsvgs charles " Hopes formerIr 81
tyluWhu lniN"rsIty. won the nnal az ~"
haudlnap singles nv N" defeat ~ 4 I
Mah"u"v Bourne and SCHULTZ i3~Tga Will
msc' \ulIn ana kope- ~ ~" FINAL %, IA"
IN udlcap doubles Pc -unlUtry
sent lual round RJpsr d~fea'-d Srru,.l Hrrse
q D. Davis defeated H1uGiel ,
Flnsl Arf cham 1ion ,hir Round Roper Dc
srafsf Davis, "a O.. =
mpi11sri? Ipuu.r, semi maj round
lisc, ana Rorsr defeated E-sne and Pred y an.
- : : Tograr and Scaui'i Esrs, ."
fra'rd NNroU'E end reah't, o. - -
and R,p., owe IS Hrfs,trd ris'r and Trln~n
e esra Pie rcr. "y 5,,..,: H'grs I'D
IIandi.ap ,ug~s finsI round Ror~. -rIrg,
81 li dc'cS'-d Manou~1 ~'rus o. . 3D.. r 3
BEnoELINr. Mass sept - Interest," IN
the ian tennis 'ourp1msn' FOR women
whi.h logan ~ the I.oUgV opi .t'kei Ciub
Lni- M",s- ~ Toronto. Who ha~ won ~"
CANADIAN championships four YEAR IA Su'-
'e-Einu, Wa On" 81 'h" Contestants IN,
tIn dlaH player Won h"r Two matches 20
day v,th ea-.. d.f~aiiEx Miss y VI wood
ard and N'-~ tlaTrIpf curtis N.trhsr of
her ppprn"n vH- able - gIN" her much
0i q httils N" match which came near.-
70 bong '"n-'l"r'd an ur-"' Wa- mat ~
vh'h Mis- ~.s"''n bhNIa defeated NJ.
NHttar"i 'ur.f. q -'fdtgN' -'f-.
D." -'or"- were
Women. single, rl-.' round NJ. ,lr.
ThorGdl.c detected MI. lin riggurnrv . /
Mis- Harriet ,arf., defeated Mis- Sarsh &,
M wosaIa " 'o' Me- e., f'ir'' Sr W.T.:
d'i1',ci NJ, Ia,lo ,M,.sGde, r. dstsg.. w.,
: Nls, J. ! Csr~y -efeaiei NJ, il u GaIal
d a.. 49,. Mis' Ehi'h p2,,ch de'ea,.d
w. Wv, a ss,l1 81. v,r.,r., c,, vs.. iu'
W. N'ro g. reG,o S' W',, W., %r.,on
Miss q s.ass,'r . . "a Ni,, Msfish
Nlss lane S'orEton d~fe,tet VI, Cutnber, ~
=, ,s.or4 nornt NJ. Ma2., defeated Nj.
'rated ST.. H4rg~ss o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
IPSET ar LEXINGTON.
TIM Pipfan Takes EIn'~ndorf Handicap
From John GrIfnn %.

irNINrr.,. ~ sept ~ large and
enihu-H-H' crowd vas present ~ the
kentucky Association grounds this after.
noon o." witness ~. running ~ the Flmer-
'"f' NHndI'sI. 80 ~ fuTlonR. " e.
ruA" Round ~" World Wa favorit.
'.ft hautrtUg" -erpnd hat N. h..t
'N-H 'uuld TO va- 20 nut-h third and fourth
rr-p"''IN".H. mo fauk D..'-'def I'm pIpf,tu
it-lrg no" rae" from John 'rfrlu II lNa
-EfITuHrts-
rpuns Won T0Tnfr' Nrt,ce ~ .V.-tIr
s'gpnd Iaroh.t" in' Reid mira Time / Ia IS
''t>Nru. 'F"nAd". NHV'rar. Hourhorlts and
lrfTfr also IN
~-,oul rls'" .," AMI 4 r,i' rIrionVs S,,,t
Jos hrf'nL. sor Il~CD. 'uI korrusf- ss~ood
Ar.IrIsHr Peer I|4 No. MAN. fHIru rty,I
- b Vice .rR'r Henry WaIiar- Tr..,.
iru r'Hr .Hra ' fHf Or. banding tyussf. t.ofos
NpfIf o. Uir Zee. Nrr"fsr and N1fhaHuts sf.o 80
tlri Race Nit furongs Ans purt ru,
rpW.s uur iab0d ~ Marlin -.-on,I
- Ns'i'rr. - ''frrd. '..rI rIrr isa.
Eastern ~fs" .HaI ran
'u.fl Race ss 'rionrs TIN Ttporo ,oa
.,,"1- ""n .".u',- m 20 NJ lGrsnd' s.cnng
100 .1l 3D.. .H'. A. 30 Hpuas. 'fird Tfrrs
J D.. 'Hnhf 1sr .uI Ifhsi 70 also ran
Hh'u"''. son f.H. rrpF NIUAm rs .t,rar,
e"r'rI ~rI.f d. 49, l.uDss. third Tim. g.
HpH~.f. hHT4Fsrrr NrTrtrI PUysH.tri.,
. 'ggaH'r .r4 |'aUrs . tIr H.so rem
NAin Inrr 'irr r. ..r HrI % hlI' Name ,..,4
30 fh'rurfy fur ~ 80 .Ifirr. ..,-,n,,
Inhn = .NN'r 'r- thomas. f..rI TfIs
. ID. D h.Ii'. H..u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
COR.
w Match Between Eastern and Mester'
Women Thls FAll

Tho coming women national gun cham
plou-hip viii have To- 10 run - AGAIN minus
the Tasi - Wez' sdrshnN VA other words
there Will 10 no match be- Nrvn . stern and
Western women teams this fail That much
was announced Yesterday NV Mrs D ..
sanford. rre-idenf of the Women Eastern
Golf association. after having h"s-pme salts
fled that this part ~ tho to4U.Ty wH- gong
"a D.. shiny represented "a tho national
championship tournament 10 D." held over
the links of m. Homework Country club
~ flo~-more. M The national - sched-
ulcd for October 10 20 IS Heretofore the
matches between the Eastern and Western
women l~-ociattuu- have h~~n held coin
c,d"ut With the n'i"d states Iulf As~o-
c,arton championships. and az 70 date the
Eastern team has won tao legs ON the ". B
llomIs trophy
NJ match took plao' last wear for the rea-
~nn that 'he Ns-i iound - impossible tn
muster f"am. which would have had Ia
travel 81 the Mrriuu tr,okri ,luh near
Philadelphia The Mr-' nner.d ru default.
hUt The women Eastern colt N--nyiar on
would not accept ,ir'orv that way n -
quite likely. therefore. that the Western
women Wu nov return tho compliment, bv
refusing to take IL" up without plsyinR
for -
=" Tar A. Gan b. learned % the res,Ilt of
conversations with q number ~ the prom
iurnt women gu'frr-I h'spdr' IT the country
the Eastern players have never he.n IN
accord with tho action ut the I nted States
Coll Ns-oc.A''un IA AWARDING the event 10
the West 'his year Tie contention here
about H. that n H. better to hold the cham
pionship IN the Fast where a majority Of
the best players reside As matter OF
fact all the women national tournaments
from >ea "a lsG inclusive were decided In
the Fast since then. however. the West
has had q share. for "a lea he tournament
went 20 Wheaton. to Midlothian IN iPo7 and
now HomsW God gets II
rather significant announcement nov
comes IN ~" Statement that the O'Intry
hh 81 Bruu Ian" ,, .. arr. lsri 10 hold an
invitation fouIu .nru' ;ur numru October
. - - T. can ~. .''.u 90 e glance that
'his immediately fulu'~ DO" un'tonHl dates
80 that y would h' u". 100 upp--,hle for
golfers to com pete Iu .ufu furthermore
- local golfer ,ai' L.. nieh' hot Iu all
probability nearly the "u'If" strength Of he
East would h. represented a. ir"nkllnc.
aul she added Ihi- should show IN"
; q. \ that 80" won't so No. 80 often
WORT ha. also been rI,rurI u, Tho eject
hat tho Midland Gu't .EH pi trIrieu NV
nam"ut TOR women over The salisbury
Inns some time IA u'tuis'r lie rNact
time has MOI lt."n hNci ~ v'' r- an -ToT'
Is to - ma L. 20 avoid ,pu'iri with any
other tournament
n looks - II N" iuglev ooI Golf club
would -"uu have about all -" foremost
women Eplisr- " the metropolitan district
on l'- ru~'"r Miss Lillian u HNde, the
met ropulifan Champion. Be- M Tor mem h"r-
>hlp, ana - j. Mr. : ' HAYES, a promising
salisbury PLAYER Mrs I ~ HOlhpmv~
ha- already '"Ined
l;erord- for the course Of the plainHelt
. ouutrN tlut may fall To- morrow. Hs " alter
daN lir v,ll start ~ 90 IS m the morning
and ~ o'clock IN IN" afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
u,RINE >HOorrRs ypHrLD.
Disduaiin~a tion In National Watch over.
ruled by national Hoard

W'sHI&"I"s. sept ~ he rational
l'7r1 for fr" r'uu. p'.or - r 80 pfactt,a -
a 80" nal meeting 90 mo Wur Department
foo. 'taV oysrTtlicd ~" action OF cot Epharr
f'Ar- eve" tive -. cor OF r'" rife match
held r"'"r'l, ~ tsuf, Ferry Dfrp - a.
YuaI'v.n, ~" Marine ,ury- team from
49, "n1 place ~ fh. uabouai m4frh In.
riar' ieHw Won 'f-' place fl" Marine
'nrr- 49, -"-"nu uut me 'araIr, third
'"r uE 'N~ -D.fri 30 frIux Nv fusnrI rr. Of
o. o. Marin" cops team % marine uf7rsr
Zoo vH. If"-auf .iuH'sd words Of en-
...rHErW"n' 200 member 81 Dc. team
.". Hns hires 1tr fI. So hole ssIruI-I
-. "r" of %" r1rr" f"auu Du .us ground
POGO. 'N" 'u'" again. unauthorized coaching
..''. no 30" ITu'- rId N'"u Hruz'u Ih.-
'HN ''" I'-il' OF '"ius. nv fH" marine team
'r.'. -"' ord 'p 'purfH r'..r Tho .u,aIrv
.HH" moved frum tHIru rp s.,snd place
q. .nr-h 'fa f-s,ualif,ai. uu o. 'n. tuaTtn.-
'I. m"f.I'''I- "' rhs '.EHIr, team ',.I'
p on" .Hi "r'F Hrrn fr,iU.,al N|piattuu
.. ..' pod" mi mar su IuFI-TI,T had h..,r
'..s f.' U|arIun team Irr-r Lieut. vii.
.. DO ."I'uu. 'r . rarfH'N - mo 'aEHl.1
.H.I '." matter Hriur" frs bna - ptfH
"-f irs' o." warIr. team r. restored
H' -s. HUN pIf,p
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BEAUTIFUL DESIGN

The bodies are Of special design. They give a
graceful beauty eve value surpassed by
and equaled by very. very few. We gave the
care. thought and patient work. IN. unstinted time
70 this graceful purity OF design that did when
developing the mechanical essentials We wouldn't
LET any body-builder make body and say 10 VA.
Here II is use it." We carved the cameo Of body
beauty out Of the dying breaths of body builders
and designers by the dozen artists all Of them IN
their lines. The design il the thing Fore doors %
course and OF an exclusive type with lust the touch
which produces that sub-conscious qualification Of
the perfect thing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
LUXURIOUS AND COMFORTABLE

Design for beauty must be coupled with design
for comfort TO produce the Chalmers sort of value
Therefore these bodies larger inside and far more
comfortable than any other hciv any price any
chassis Of the same dimensions. THE cushions AMI
back Of the seat soft bilowy and yielding not
merely comfortable bur so huxuriously inviting 50
syharltic that a sat in a car sold The
auxiliary chairs easy chairs. not mere makeshft
r"rches III only for an undesirable but tenaciouslv
living poor relation. They easy and comfortable
not merely for a short distance but for any distance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP

FIRST cam" design the artists conception then
It's expression in materials worthy of IT, The ma
terial - literally the very hest money can buy AMI
careful thought suggest. Even the chauffeur seats
are Of buhed leather The front roof is of wal
nu' IN" glass frames Of III" same material These
windows are unique they FIJI a long f.' want
il poor. pale way Of putting IT. They are exactly
right and we are proud Of them. Sir All the window
frames drop as YOU require for weah her use but
they are eNqustaly fitted that thev are perfectly
closed for cold or inclement weather They DON'T
Kermit OF draushts or the suspicion Of drauGhts and
Just how rare feature that is Won very well know
They are polished plate glass -the kind Won WANT
and : WELP rs. they won't rattle. Yes IL has come
true at last-a closed with windows which won't
rattle now nor later but. remember the car IL A
Chalmers and your ncreduity will be lessenci It,s
the Chalmers way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
HANDSOME FINISH

last word about the exterior. The painting Of
each OF these bodies takes five weeks from the time
Of the application OF The first coat II il costly Inn,
me rc~ut n worth II. We have been already repaid
nv seeing people Of the right unable TO EXPRESS
their admiration and appreciation when inspecting
the cars We built these cars TO make the man who
Formerly spent i3Ooo 10 s5.oOp for a body saw. nv
George ISM T that beauty and we built better
than knew
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kaufman ou,n.,n,. I,nn,,L

'siriNpTI. S"U' 20 a. kubiak. the
Michigan lion. dIi not roar ana Al Maui.
man. california = fav"rIf" DID not .ncrcaa.
- I'i'.'"' On tonight ~ fhsiT so round
W"f h"ior" m" Arwurv A'hleft, tIII
Pr" men we're Missed ruut.nGali' hy tH.
i'vd a. NhauET Theatre for no "a ~
~ Nhl"h h"' carried on 'he battle Krf-
!lAu easily oufpoiuted hi man blttit'y
him where and when he pleased
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
RarinE tn France.

~r'ri1' "r'S Dssr1'-H 10 THE sr-S
Pans. sept - " V1ndarhiIt's
L'h.r". a'h u'N"I ~ th" -addls. ran third
~ m" roo Tor no prN 4" la IIaIfiqus Al
Ma,-"u- lIn'f" today me rsce waa Won
hN hHmp'"u = u tlFrs. 9TH Ha4pv up
''aH o. ''rful -" gn'ur. m which STERN
nH" 'n" mount. va- -"ronI N.us horses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
Trainer NInnrIN 0. bend

' MANN. ""I -n",u trainer ~
2. "tnr-"- GI"t ..IHrnI, ~ the ~.-.,.
iIr-ruIl 90 ITglr- dtsef.a Mace.
trained iur ia,I1 90 i"r- aud on her r',g,',
n"u' .ufim"n and vas well AuOan on ~.
New } ORR tracks "" '"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
A Fin AL WORD

We sav that Chalmers Closed Cars arc in the last
analysis. the most desirable closed the
ket at any price We mean just that. Beauty is not
ah-srace. style. richness luxury. cXclusyeness.
profit you not AZ all when The in the repair shop
These Chalmers Closed Cars perform you know
Chalmers cars always perform and rs a last word
TO he tucked away in the treasure house Of your
ory-remember-
I'VE Guarantee the Service"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-16

Most People viii Agree That Ungen.
eroua Woman Got Merely Her
Just Deserts.

II seems pity to attempt to point
out the moral OF the following story,
for its lesson so much depends on the
experience OF the individual reader
A gentleman. says writer in the
Philadelphia Inquirer. wished to make
his wife a present Of lace scarf. but
had no desire 10 pay an extravagant
price
4 want you 10 buy a new lace scarf
for Cousin Amelia he said to his
wife, Choose something nice-some-
thing you would get for yourself"
The wife. however, had her own
Ideas as TO generosity in buying pres
ents, and the purchase. when she
made It. consisted Of a very simple
article.
HIM" said the husband. rs that
what you would have chosen for your
self2"
rExsctlyir she replied.
Wen. my dear. keep it. meant II
for you" he exclaimed. with an amia,
BILE smile