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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-26
Inheritance Recoqnized.

do you think that man fully appre-
ciates the importance of the Office to
which we Rave elected him." said one
constituent ~
Il guess he does replied the other.
THE first thing he did was to say it
ought to command larger salary"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-26
Power.

Water power Is coming 10 play
a great part in the industries OF his
country"
Yes" replied MIR. Ara Grett. resps'
cially in Wall street"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-26
EonulaI idea Chatham.

A chicken crossing me road wreck
ed motor car. So after all. IL isn't
10 get on the other side.-St i.ouis
Post-Dispatch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
ELkS' BALL ROOM

grcss, and has done more Tor human
advancement than any party ever
formed His address was repleie with
witty anecdotes which Illustrated his
points in q most striking manner and
caused shouts 81 laughter ana APP
plause from his hearers.
Following Judge Manns speech,
John W wilson candidate FOR the
legislature. Louis q Bennett or ben.
ME- Bennett as ne Is affectlonatcly
known To his friends, and Thomas X
y. Madison the popular and efficient
clerk of the district court. made short
talks which were received with the
oloss 81 attention ana made many votes
for the candidates.
Elwood NJ. Albright. the we'll.
known cartoonist of the Evening Her
AID, then gave one of the "chalR
talks which have made him repu-
tation az an artist ana hum0slst all
over the southwest Mr. Albright in
PRODUCED 20 his audience the weil-rec-
ognizod features OF the Acrobat, Lit
lle Mac ana others whose peculiar
ties have become so familiar 20 read
err of the Evening Herald during the
'ANN NhAf NJ ~ N"NFNM ~ ~" hAh"NhfN
pencil ana his quantity humorous re-
marks In hitting on the weaknesses Of
his characters were greeted with un-
restrained merrimeut by The audience.
Little Mac" was present In the form
OF q cardboard likeness. and told the
audience, through his ventr0i9auist In
tcrpreter, what nice COW camp New
Mexico would be when he was elected
governor. Mr. Aibrighrs chalk talk
furnish q one 0f the most delightful
features Of delightful evening
Tho vaudeville performers from tho
Gem and crystal theaiers then gave
a most enjoyable Performance, and az
the conclusion of their act the big
crowd adjourned 10 the banquet hall,
whore an elegant spread had been
served. This constituted the dolngs OF
the evening ano tho big crowd thcn
dispersed.
Another rally win be held by the
league IN the near future, announce
ment OF which win boz made later The
meeting last nisht WAS the most sue
cessful FIRST voters meeting ever held
In Aibuquerdue,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
WHEAT sMAsHEs IN
SYMPATHY VITA STEEL

Chicago. Oct l1-MheAt today
smashed below the dollar mark. weak.
ness Ia The stock market WAS the
cause The unscttllEg effect OF the
government suit for the dissolution of
the United States steel spread from
Wall street to ~" wheat pit here AMI
quickly dragged down values Quite
selling furry was Witnessed Other
influences aside from the situation Ia
he stock market were for the time
being almost wholly iost sight Of The
opening vas Us 10 i.tc 90 lee lower
December started az 100 81 10 LOO ~
q loss of i.Nmi.l TO asa 80. aud then
made almost vertical drop to 30 IL
I The close was weak with December
~ ~ - net loss OF ? 3.3n2 i2c
I The price Of corn went the same
way as wheat aud for the same rcas.
/ on. Trade In the coarser cereal, how.
ever was on a less extensive scale
I ana showed fewer evidences Of OK
element December opened i.ia3-S tu
/ 2ff6-SC down 90 SO S.S 10 60 IS and
declined 20 % 3.Sc The close was
fairly steady M o. - M5.Sc Tor Dc.
ccmber net decline OF 5-Sc
/ Oats we're not as weak relatively as
other graln selling pressure was
light nsccmber started unchanged o.
Ii7 ~ aud sagged 20 81 l.ic Provi.
sions also tumhled First sales we're
UNCHANGED 10 i.3M Zoe off. with
January 81 90 for pork. 1896 tor lard
aud SSH foi ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
HUGE. BLOCKS Of
U. S. STEEL ARE
UNLOADED ON
MARKET TODAY
List in General Rose and Fell
in sympathy; Stock Touch
es 50ia, Lowest Recorded
Since 1908.
WHEAT GOES BELOW
THE DOLLAR MARK

lny ENeninE Herald \, y. LEASED Ntrrl
New YORK. Oci - Trading in
United states steel stocks dominated
the market throughout the morning
The list in general rose ana fell Ia
sympathy with the steel issues, which
fluciuated Violently Selling orders
continued to- pong IN from all parts oi
the country ana from Europe ana eff
forls tu support ihc market accomir
lished no more than 10 bwng about
occasional rallies. which each time
were followed hy renewed selling
IloaVy losses extended through the
list including the standard railroad
stock a. well a. The industrials Huge
blocfg ni United states steel were I'm.
loaded aud the stock defied all re-
stralut. dropping until Il touched
SO Is This figure was \ ~ points
under the final price Of Yesterday and
was the lowest made hy the stock
since 1903
IN the general market leading
stock ruled from 20 i-2 below last
night International Harvester fell ,
points. Bonds were weak
| Liquidation ~ United states ateel
Increased as the price madc its way 10
so Thousands OF shares were press.
ed for q sale and a block of 4.sOn
shares forced Il back To 70, This iig'
tue seemed To he the crulcal point
lat which the bull forces wore massed.
for the price climbed steadily there
latter through all Offerings 20 81 3.s
With the turn Of the tide IN United
States steel he rest OF he market hi
gan O gather strength hu recovery was
only fractional aud when United
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

States steel reacted ~ 90 rs The rise
elsewhere halted 4.
Largo amount OF the speculative
bonds we're sold one block VI SsSo'-
00O oil American tobacco tours brought
90 a.S and another of 100000 we're
sold 10 ~ - compared with ~ Is.
.stcrday's close.
Rear selling desistcd when u be
came manifest that the bull iorces
were arinyel IN support oi United
States steel rhis conviction led 10
the gradual retirement OF outstanding
short contracts, under witch 4 =
Steel worked Ia way up TO %. with
lrccoyorics elsewhere exceeding a
point for the active securities The
close was heavy
Increasing confidence wss shown b.
the huh contingent 40 the rally In T.
: steel Jailed 20 bring out an, fresh
selling
ana thct bought Of the standard
stocka : steel touched ~ 80 be
fore there Was any petccptible caeck
TO the rail-, and other stocks alsa
we're up from 10 points above the
lowest some large selling orders were
executed IN = = steel again in the
final dealings. hui the general market
was not much disturbed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
DOZENS Of ARABS
ARE SHOT DAILY
IN TR|POlI
Sixty Thousand Mussulman
Force Marching Against the
Italians and Battle May Be
Expected Soon.
IN, EyealnE Hsrsla 4. p Leased wire,


Mata oct 70 tnrcnsorcd in
formation from Trlpou h. Co the OF
fa,t that something iu the nature
uf panic has seized th, city since
20 became known that a Mussulman
f0gcD of 90. 00e Turk aud Arabs is
threatening Tripoh IN" force is
well armed aud pru,isiuucd HAT
for premature attack bv party of
Mussulmaus on last Monday tho ltal-
inns would have been ambushcd and
completely surrounded. Hnd could not
have survived. 90 uuutvrirally SUI
ncrior we're the Turks and Arabs, IN
the subsequent revolt IN the city the
Italians suffered more than $50 cas-
ulatips before they gaincd the ascend
auyy.
From forty a. nuy Arabs are shot
dail, in the town
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
CUBS NEED MORE
PITCHERS, SAYS
FRANK CHANCE
Manager Of Famous Ball CLUB
in Albuquerque This Morn
ing; Expresses DisappOint.
ment at Worlds Series.

Tho chicago cubs need more pitch.
,iH. according to the etstemcnt made
l.era this morning by Frank Chance,
Hho passed through here on the cali.
forua Limited. chance refused "a
discuss the plans he has made foI
next year. but said. we have several
ttlDes on. mostly for pitchers We
have Que trade ON Tor ono inneldor
nm satisfied that We will come oul
better nest year Than we dld this, but
stlll think that We did very well un-
dtr th, circumstances. We had a
81 at dead ~ hard luck in the matter
p' accidents. and ! place oGr stand
nne at uhc close OF the season a. that
.gpuuL
am mrprscd that New YORK ala
rnl via tue world series HAD mop
"a mes would though OF coura,
everyone knows the New YORK team
BE- o young one. ana they get nervous
in the Gold. They dld that yesterday
iusi went a. pigCts
Chnnce ls on his way 90 his Califor-
uia orange ranch. where ne Will grow
600 golden globes ihis winter To b.
Uevoupanied by Mis-. Chance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
TWO LUNCHES FOR
FIVE CENTS
As Experiment, st. Louis
Board Supplies Pupils at
Four Schools With Whole
some Food at Low Cost.

81 Louis. oct. s1.-Pupils of four
nunl. schools. served yesterday for
90. Hr-i dine with two and ono-half
cent uuchons hy the board Of odu-
cation. seemed SO we'll satisfied with
thc food and the arrangements made
for ssrying Il thai the hoard will eN-
ioui the service io al rlty schools
Each OF tho following sold for two
and uno-half cents
Row. az noodle SOUP and four
crackers.
tieef and rice crouuettrH
cup of chocolate and roll
Glass gt milk and two slices Of
hreud, and cup vf custard
The first DAYS menu win be varied
from slime 10 time A list Of foods
that can be served for The sane
price has been prepared This menu
ranges from milk and SOUP 20 chop.
ped meat sandwiches singer hgcad
aud blame mango.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

UU. having stationed themselves lee.
blind Ihe door. which "Opens inward
IN Jaiicr laI.I In prevent Tho
.I,v.I three iron. I.iuue away. but
fu.t,H the dnur pm 5000, ri k.ep the
other prisoners boz fH. cage Had hv
ur,u tauyhly huW,I Boy thc first
three, every prisoner downstairs
might easily nov. escaped 30 is
sul,iN dU. Co.. tu, m.i.t OF tbc Trio
Thai Iu. Uaa not .H. .a-D
Tb. wIi,r notified 500, .heurs of
uc. ord several parties pursued the
men. .ItchlnE t4. nl them on tn
tuHd toward town and the other.
Hot. iu the fair .fuuuds. whore cN-
baustiuu had fof,.u him Co iie down.
Tu. mon Wcf, uHr less than nn
huur Tho phrttf .Hu,d g" notify
ant officers other than bis own dep
uues uf the afnIr presumably pre-
frtfiut tD allow three criminals to
iuu GO argc than GOO iujIr' his own
HhuuDes for election nv notifying oth-
,r p'arr officer. Coo lupk nut for
them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
AND
ASTORS NE|GHBORS
CENTURIES AGO
Both Families Come From
Same General Stock. John
d. Member of Royalty; All
Were Fighters.

Sew YORK. oct IS Tl. Uo.kcfol-
l,r. and tb, Asiors whose uaN wise
lbio connection Iu these DAYS that
both has lpts ut MONEY. were old.
tim, neighhors and perhaps friends s
compile col hundred years back along
,he banks ot the Rale. according
60 thr latest development of thu ia.
mous gcurtloRy which shows John -.
10 It "a descendant Of royalty.
Hoin families rame fsom the same
general stock, namely tho Eircriau
Frank. They were probably not re-
lated at 900, but 10 i~ quite likely ihat
they travelled lea the ssmc soclpl set.
SUCH l~ DO was il those days
People say IT, ~.
At lpust 80 says Murfay Edward
Poole OF Ithaca. who compiled the
Rurkofcllrr FIRMLY tree the root Of
watch b. given les George phutHgeuet
Uu.ll Duke 81 Cmr"uc, Mt Poole
write. as follows
The Rorkofr.lors cam. from the
sam, stock as 90, Nsfur. that u.s..
Ripsrtan Franks. The Nsiors came
from tho east Side NJ the Rhine. the
Rnckrfrli'rs from size west sldr-
Rhine puatinHtc tthcnptl1I.
Tho people uf the Ehi1n pautinnte
ver, 70 military police force coionized
tl'ro to -ulrd the kcf co. G.rmauy
tho psss over thc HnHrit mountains.
Tho Riparian Fr1nk. Nor. lI Gothic
stock Thoy were ttu people. as none
undor six feet were ruInuiRed there,
Just 2ur wears ago 5000 ralntiues
lcft home The, founded the cities
of New patti and Ncvpursh. y y.
The Rockefeller Vyr, among them.
We're Trained Fighters.
Being trained hllipr tor scu-
turtles. they. according T." washing
toms TESTIMONY, sawed thcr tdoptod
countr, by defeating ihc british and
Indians al th, battle of OrI-kauy, uns
der their brave leader Gou Nicholas
llerkimcr.
"'rhc name rockefeller 's composed
AZ two words Hockey (which Is now
spelled RogF' D, coming from the
Gothic Rocco. meaning Rye. FEEL
Ter is the Gothic piutni pf 'ncld.'
RockefclleF means The man from the
rye neld-
Mr. Poole. the gerealogist dll not
say anything about the Aston family
iu IN his letter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
REN. :. D. NIISON BNCk
FROM CONFERENCE

Hrv. ;. a.. Allison and family have
returned from Ten days vacation
spent IN the eastern part of thc sta;c.
Rev Mr. Allison attended the con-
ference of the southern Methodist
church held IN ruoumcsri, october
~ and o.. He AND his family also
pcens valley toWns. pr. Allison was
rctprncd tu the pastoratr of the
Highlnud NJ h. church here and viii
occupy tho pulpit sunday Dr. AMI
son hopes To- have everything are
ranged soon TO resume construction
agalr on the handsome new church
building az the corner of Arnu street
aud Fast Central avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
chieaoo Livestock.

estimated AZ 1000, MaFket slow and
wcak Becves St1sa,6I5. Texas
steers 81 0U91 s0i western COWS aud
hc,tcrs $500 sS5, calves S500mN.55.
Hogs Receipts i7.000 Market
strong 10 weak lIsht s5.70a6ie.
mixed 5.5i. m65c. heavy t5.I5dGib
good 10 choice heavy s5.00fiGt5 pigs
SiO0N $50. bulk of sales SGlufi 6.g5.
sheep Receipts estimated at ~,
u0O Market steady Native steers S2.25
ff370. yearliugs $1,000 i25, lambs,
native S2.50a 6.no western taGha
$40
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
AN ARTISTIC TREAT
At NEW CRYSTAL

M a.I OF g,nuHo artistic merit
nuoductne q talented uolinisi aud
% landscape artist is the feature of
the new program at the New rrys-
tal. The oponing shows u night
scene with the painter Ht work en-
"a moonlight picture. The stiffness o.
broken by the sweet strains of the
violin, ana the painter. Inspired hN
thn melody produces q masterpiece.
The different roles ut the vi1linist
and painter are Interpreted with rare
skin and feeling uN Clifford and
Harmon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
10 NEW vEN|REMEN
SECURED IN TINES
TRIAL TODAY
Senator Gore of Oklahoma
Visits Court in Los Angeles
Today and Looks at Nc.
Namara and Jurors.
GBy Eves,ns Herald a ~ Lsssss Wire,

lBy Eyessng Herald a y. Leased wirel
lbs Angeles, Oct - Nineteen
new vcnlremen today were secured
out of the second ye2ire summoned an
the Mcnamara murder Trial Eleven
others were excused 40 preliminary
hearing before Judge Bordweii and
ten were MOI served with summons BE-.
cause they were out of the county
sheriff Hammel and HIS deputies
worked all night snmmoning men
whose names were drawn from The
red jury wheel yesterday noon Frank
Frahos' a ranCher came $50 miles "a
respond to the summons Of the court,
his home being NJ Elizabeth Lake,
which Is only about 100 miles from
Los Angeles In straight line but q
detour of the mountains prac ically
doubles the distance
senator Gore. OF Oklahoma. Who Is
ON tour Of the coast visited court
! todHy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
MR.. HONEST VOTER,
CHOOSE!

q AnasluCiu M0utoya. candidate
. for school superintendent on the
y GillenWateT tlrkef never taught
. school in his life MOI even q
. primary grade Anastacio knows
. nothing from experience Of school
y training ~ ho was even granted
y % third rate teachers certificate.
. nobody has ever heard of u Why
. was Anastaciu. q man who has
. moi been successful la trying
. 10 conduct Il real estate business.
y named tor school Superintendent
. What does the Gillonwater gang
. ana the iournal.Demuctat care
. Tor the schools nny way'
. Compare J. X McCoilnm. can.
. didaic on the Republican ticket.
\ with AnasiuciO. MI MCtOliUn
y taught in the common schools
y and was county superintendent
. Ot education iu q county IN Penn
. sylyaifia before coming IA Albn'
. querQUc Since moving here he
. has continually held tho position :
D Of principal OF the Fourlh ward
. scnuol and has trained hundreds I
. of bows ana girls equipped them
q with good sound cducations with I
. which 10 make their way IN the
. world What Nf McCpllum has
. accomplished lu the oily schools.
. he can accomplish In The county
. schools Man for man and Shout
y DEE 40 shoulder which BE- tho bet
. Ter equipped man 10 conduct the
. schools al iicrnnlillu county.
y Anasacia or 4 Y NcCollun
. Nh Honest Voter. choose
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

New YORK, oct 21.--Cou money.
2 s-R bcr cent prime PAPER 4na
= - per cent Mexican dollars. SIC
Amnigamursd, 90.
sugar. US.
htchispn. i0t IL
great Northern. t2ah
NcW York central le3h.
NDuuefn Pacific. 1l51s
EtpdinR i3, 5-s
Srat1em Pacific, los
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
COURT NOTES

Tho court Yesterday entered q
Judgement hy default u thr suit
brought by @. \ Kiock, trustee Tor
NJ. Helena Leonard for recovery Of
certain sums lent the l1te Martin
RYAN. aud secured hy q trust decd "a
certain real estate The amount OF
he judgment ls f3bAbi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
M0RTUARY.
Mrs. o. A. Moore

Mrs O a Moore. wife Of popular
street car employee, died yesterday
after having been in Albuquerque Tor
TWO wears Mrs. Moore leaves. beside
her husband little son oi Two ANA 8
aud Mrs George Ostekamp They
as well as the hereaved husband and
son accompanied the remains back 20
the family home in Gillepsle. H.. this
afternoon Mr. Moore VIII return 90
Albuquerque on account of property
Interests here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Chicago. DOT wheni 90 Ito;
May tt.03 ~
corn zoe. GAS asa s-sc. May.
&c 3.Sr.
oats Dee. $40 MAY. f9he.
rofk--Ian. Sl&G2is
Lard jar. &e.a0
EIif ian. SS.O5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
Kansas Guy Live stock.

Kansas city, Mo. Oct. 21---Cattlc
Receipts 1000, including 500 south
erns Market steady 10 weak Native
steers ta00GN.7s. southern steers
s375G 500 southern COWS aud heliers
s275H425; native COWS aud heifeis
s. 75dG75. stockers aud feeders $40
.mb75, bulls t32bniiO. calves a 0o
arse, western 81 Goa Z 30
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED -Ambsuou. hu,. mot un-
dor o.. 20 learn window trimming
and stole drcnrauug Good uppor-
tuuiiN tor th. right .u. small sale
airy Co start aIth NldrDss uuN ~.
Herald uffic,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Free biscuit and coffee. Majestic
Range demonstration Whilney co
Saturday only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Saturday PLUME Special Al lS.inch
Willow Plume. black, for si7b. Fer.
anson, mlllineF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

~, Louis Oct % Wool dull, Ter
fllOry and western mediums l1M 2ec
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

TOmortOw the last day Majestic
Range demonstration. Whitney Co.
South First street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Plume Special An tSinch Willow
Plume black si15. saturday onl,
Ferguson. millinCr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
pIIEs CURED ~ q no "a DAYS.

Your druggist Will refund money n
pAIO OINTMENT fails TO cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
rretrudlug Piles in 10 "a days soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

n ends tomorrow. Majestic Range
demonstration az whitney hardware
store South First street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Eighteen inch Willow Plume DIact
Sf1a. saturday only Ferguson mll
liner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
kEESE COLI.AP~i.~.
fns Evening Herald -. ..sased wtsel

Sew YORK oct ~ James ".
Eccn, who returned TUESDAY from
Europe has suffered collapse and
Is TODAY under the care 81 "a trained
nurse az his hotel apartments. iis
phy sIcians say that his condition is
not alarming. but that he viii bc
compelled 90 lay aside. on Business
cares for az least six months
Ladies'. don't forget Tomorrow is
the last day OF Majestic Range demon.
stFation ~ whitney hardware store
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
TEN THOUSAND
FRANKLIN CARS
Big Output by Manufacture
ers of Air-coOled Motors.

A total of nearly 1000 air-cooied cars
have been turned out by the H H.
Franklin Manufacturing Company from
1902 up to the present time. In the first
year of production thirteen cars were
made.
The making of these cars requires a
force of 1000 to 1000 men at the COM
pany's factory at Syracuse. The dimen-
sions of the plant, which is devoted ex-
clustvely to the production of air-cooled
cars, may be suggested to one who has
never seen it by the statement that 300
COG square feet of floor space are used.
The buildings occupy a.site which covers
city block. Twenty-six trades are en-
ployed.
In some respects the Franklin factory
is city in itself, as it maintains a cir
culating library, where books. pamphlets
catalogues and current periodicals are
kept. Within the yard limits is a narrow
gauge industrial railway three-duarters
of mile long. From this travel small
cars, carrying raw material from one
part of the plant to the other. A we'll
equipped and efficient fire-fighting force
is maintained, and ample ARRANGEMENTS
provided to clear the building in case of a.
serious fire. One of the conveniences is
a splendidly equipped emergency room,
where injuries of all kinds can be
treated
The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
AUTO SHOW THIS WEEK
AT CONVENTION HALL
All Plans Are Completed for the Opening of Great
Exhibition Tomorrow Night.

The automobile will reign supreme Washington this week
Tomorrow night 30 the sixth annual automobile show to be gwen
automobile dealers of Washington will its doors at Conven
Hail. Fifth and streets northwest and continue all week Fifty
different makes of ranging from the little twoseated runabou
horsepower of less than twenty the 90horepower touring
climbing the side of the Washington it
could traction will be show In addition this there will be
accessories which, this age demanded by every
chaser of
The spectacle will entail exhibition worth in the neghbohood
of half million dollars Nearly all of the exhibitors will have dis
y than model of of them having
far arrange for the showing every model made by the
which they represent
Striped chasses and sectional motors which be by small
will also be display that each visitor may just
how each and of the mechanism of operates
In addition the general public there will be in attendance the
dealers all the South The Washington show this
the last year. be reunion of dealers whose territory
includes Virginia. West Virginia. and part Maryland and their agents
throughout this territory Plans for best handling the trade each
particular locality will be considered 1t has proven that
sections model will ready seller while another this
tcar type of all popular Several dinner
planned by different agents here for their Thursday night
has been aside society night and this night the admission
the show will be doubled On the banquet be held
by the dealers the Cafe Repubique which be especially decorated
io the occasion For show week special musical programme
been arranged by H orchestra which will be
afternoon and evening