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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

IN pa-u. q paved road spans th, en-
tlr, instance. % n'ine possible Co max,
the ttip IN loss than 30 minutes from
~ rasp. There arc good schools.
pr,er,ssjy, citizens, good crops and
good murN,ts. with an o. th,s, ad-
vantagcs ca h,r crelit. the I.u Union
district bids 'Gir 20 1"ld a. place in
thc Mrsiln valley
Mr. and Mr.. Dave Jones OF Ror.no
were u la> cruces "Wednesday ON
legal business
In W e. Fiod and family viii
lCuyo for california Monday pn q
two weeks vacation
" NJ \dair the Amador street
merchant VIII leave Tuesday for /.
Visit ut his old homo In Taos
r e. merrill s installing pump
ing plant ON hts ranch.
Engineer Earl Patterson was down
fruw L,ashurg Wednesday Mr pat
t,rson states that tho diversion dam
% iu excellent condition, aud uj d1u-
ger of 10 ur.nr washed AVA, b. nov
uussod. IN, river IS also under CON
troll near bona Ana. whore il caused
no small yun',ru
VIII lsaUcks. one Of the best known
cattl,mou u Dout Ana county is ON %
cattle hunt u the lower valley near
Mesquite. Mr. l-uacks stated that the
range cattle az, iu better condition.
than they have been Tor years There
b. plpnt, uf grass and water uu an
ut tSo ranges and tom present ndi-
cations this wlll b., the buuuyr year
FOR thv cattle industrN. several Erg,
shipments h1y, uc.n made. ana ne
LOCAL trade s nuw bang supplied with
tat beef tina, would supply the most
critical demand
The ranges have hon In poor com
ditiou and oNorstooAcu for the past
four years tatrlonen have been
shppiug their uuttls each year until
the quantity la very small Since Tie
drouth the rduchmrn have not had
time to increase th,h numbers, com
scqucntly the ranges are In excellent
condition ana IN, stock h. ENJOYING
plouty of grass
rho Las Cruces concert band made
its first public appearance last sun
day morning when it greeted the ball
players at tho tram. rhcy are prac-
tlctnr uphuy preparatory to playing
sundays
Company : uf tho New Mexico Ma
tionol guard has returuod from the
territorial cucampment at Los Vegas.
The boys report ~ excellent time
only they had uo furs with them and
suffered considerable from the cold.
M slept uudor two heavy army
blankets ana suid "a third would have
been welcome, The best news brought
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
LA UNION DISTRICT
PRODUCING GREAT
CROPS WATER IS
PLENTIFUL
Two Large bitches Supply
Present Acreage But Five
Thousand Acres More Will
Be Broken This Fall.
CATTLE RANGES ARE
IN GOOD CONDITION
Especial Correspondence 10 the Herald,

las cruces. y. NJ, Aug &C -.
Casud. one OF uIo nost known aud
most progressive men 300 tho lower
valley. was IN Las Crue,. Tuesday ON
iUud business. a. stated that the
people of the ga Union district feel
th1t thrs arc tha favored few and
1r, very we'll pleased with conditions
bon their ndahborhpod They have
two bitches known OF. the lu Union
community bitches. one rs feet wide
at tho bottom and 900 feet Wide al
tho tops 90. other litsh b. 20 feet &c
tb, bottom and 20 900 tho ton These
bitches are connected direct with the
river and ARE operated With very utti"
expense Both bitches are free fro'u
debt The lan1 BIS rich and produc.
tive % prodtfeos 5u bushels OF wheat
to mo acre or sovcu toms % no finest
uiGhn grown r,n thousand acres
go, uudcr cultivation Boo this ono
uniahh.rhuud. aud arrangements az"
now being completed Co break goo
more TINS IAN and winter \ large
nurole. is being planted To- orchards --
plums. peaches. pears, apricots and
apples leading
This section is only 1874 miles from
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
LOSS MAY TOTAL
A MILLION DOLLARS
tulfnN county ~iecpnan Thiuks That
D"moC rattle 1inkcrlng With Tarin
WIN Hurt New NcNi,o To- That IN.
tent

Roswell y NJ, Aug ID T.. Nj,
Nier. "a well tn DO sheer man of Col
FAX county sIont sunday n the citf
looking over the local Held with re-
gard 'o a breeding farm ana some
either things
II ana going To stay lu the sheep
business even though the Democrats
are doing all they can Goo take most OF
tho profit Out of &C., hr said las night
= figure % thar the tiukcriug thai has
gone on with the wool schedule has
already damaged The sheep men oi
New Mexico q million dollars. and the
lnlur, has only hvgmi
This injury hit- sumo ui the flock.
masters pretty hard as they were Jus,
ir the middle of settling down "a
present conditions. many of them hX.
ing mp breeding ta MS and hvadquar.
t,rs ranches, and the slump IN prices
binds operations very considerably at.
iectlus ol course, even the humble.'
shorp herdcrs II is going To bee neces.
sary for sheep men Co sail close after
this, and Trim an possible expense
The Democratic party has certain.
Is shown that II Is capable of putting
the knife 90 the throat of every sheen
man lea New Mexico, tur thUt is ius'
what b., conception OF the wool sched.
ulo has done
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04


service OF the government a'compah-
b" hy CREW of seven men the
marty s mission was ." begin 90" TASK
'i surveying inc - townships "t
unsur''N'd government land wing
HHuth ANA southeast OF TINS cilN II
H 'Nr'. t'd mat q" survey this gre"
amount "i i'uI VIII require iuui
lH'nihs AMI when completed and
placed on th" records the prospective
opening io entry of th" hnda another
era OF development oi the gre
Pennington iruit belt VIII have po'h
accomplished
Before the work has boon eomr'rt-
81 thc township, Will D., subd.,idrd
The land Included lu ga, survey come
Triscs thousands oi acres uf produc-
tive lov, mesa pnH .,hh, other soc.
uuus OF 30 rmur., moro hlly and
rough Gud H4, uu tu, Who'll, Il viii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

prices have been good. tn, shippers
have passed a rule not 10 receive mel
ous after 30 o. M This arrangement
gives tho pi,k,rs ana packers tina, Co.
snatch Few hours sloou.
AtIss Su, stevens ut IN pusl is
h,ro visiting hcr hroth,r. Moses r..
stevens. the popular city ,lcrk ana
real estate man
tn plate glass front ON the new
Mitchell building is being installed.
nud me building win soon bc ready
fur occupancy This building has "a
concrete floor ana roof
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
MAN
INSTRUMENTAL IN
OPENING TRACT
Through the Efforts of c. V.
Stafford 100000 Acres Of
Possible Fruit Land Will
Be Surveyed in San Juan.

Pennington. NJ NiE 49,
THr1ggu the unuriur efforts of 'he
Pennington uunrd af TRADE. with fnn
..afau.. OF g.. " Stafford ufuri.
u,u' uIub.r uf Nnuuu,rlu.. S. 81
.hp uHH wldr personal insu.ctiur
aud careful stud. OF thu proposition
SURVEYOR G.H..H Jouh ~ MAR OF
N,W N.N.. ns finally mcoo"d.d 900
.'.uruE permission uom the depart.
m.ut officials If Washington Co SURE
N,f 301,0uN.a.r. tu,t cod land ,N
ius south and southeast ut Farming
tom, " ST. which Boo lu, ,ud VIII
o, fuli Loo tuJt mm.H., portion ul t1r
territory houg Thrown open tu .,t.
urrs
Tho lar,ug, m question tI- Ions
been considered dessert waste hv
those who Wcss not acquainted Ntth
iis value or the existing conditions.
Three years ago the Pennington
boBrl pt trade aWokr 90 the fact and
proceeded to gct action un the unsur-
yoycd land Mr. Stafford made @ irip
for The express purpose of studying
the conditions ana upon his return
to Santa Fo he personally presented
IN, matter so Surveyor General
March Tho latter mmcdiatclS rec
commended the consideration by the
department officials. requesting per
mission tu proceed az once with the
work
Tho result ot his request was cvi-
douccd last FRIDAY by the arrival IN
Pennington of William A. Upton. q
United states surveyor In the regular
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

been dissolved by atmospheric action.
Important deposits of ,anadium are
found iu mineral veins. where the in
soluble lead mandates have bccn pre-
.cipitatod by lead ores from q solu-
ton OF ~, soluble ,nuadot,s OF the
.alkglics or possibly off tho pontnNiic
itFolf
deposit of this description occurs
~ WanlDck i'Jd mine in bumfrieF.
SCutlHud other Europcu localities
for NHuudium, witch ar, probably ~
% similar character. are distributed
throurh ireland spain CNhrte 10 mas
been worked ON O. comparatively
large seated. Portugal Baden, El-
warm. karinthia. sweden and tho
Trails Noiu deposits of vanndium
ores also appear 90 uccur IN the INIT
90 states in Arizona. NoW Mexico,
California and Montana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

back 10y the boys is that thcy viii
60 90 Yellowstone National park next
year. Tho park is coo OF zoo miles
from here and many of the boys are
loolung forward to tho outing aud
making plony to enjoy America
greatest retreat Last year the
guard went TO- california.
\ tract OF mesa land consisting of
5000 acres was recently sold Gee
party who contemplate entering tho
fruit nusiu,. uu 90 mrE, -ealy ~
has long been conceded that the
sand, mcsp lands uI, vNccicnt. but
the question of irrigation has been e
draw back. Nut until valley lands be-
came so high did people turn Co tho
mcsus.
Ralph French has both hrcshug
outfits busy on thu large wheat crop
iu tnp I.Js Cruces vicinity. Many
fields have yielded ~ 90 90 bushels
per acre. tn" price az the mill this
yc1r Writes from 81, oputg 60 81 per
bush.l IL is estimated that about
600 acres wore planted n iWe
ueighp,yhood tu the ON, crop.
Mn Wuiramott superintendent uf
Sabbath observance of the W g. o.
g.. spoke Iva the Baptist church we'd
ncsdu, uight. Coo union meeting.
Iu, Elephant Butt, taud anu Trust
COMPANY BEL leading campaign Tor e.
compl.t, trut and v,Eouul, exhibit
OF the M,ailll valley.
Miss Fannie French has returned
from vacation ~ tho pr.an moan
tiius
Nj aud MI. Noric Flint have rec
turned from am Patterns Dripping
springs
Miss MAY Cothcrs has returned To-
her home in oklahoma after spend
Ing fcV weeks here with MIR Full
Ter.
Engineer cody of IA, IN plso &
southwestern was up from I'D paso
Tuesday FOR the purpos, OF buying
some valley land
j r. Han has Just finished six
room adobe residence 900 I,ashurg.
Wednesday night Fornin Freeman
suffered mintiag spell caused ny
heart failure. Ills condition b. much
improved
John Ford of Anmogprdo is here
on land business.
Cuutaluup, shipments keep up
/ with q rush several cars are shipped
60 eastern markets daily. Tho mel
ons are unuaually fine. and so far
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
MANUFACTURER AGENT
AND ARCHITECT SCRAP
DISPUTE OUT IN COURT

Justice " " Mcclellan Yesterday
evening hoard f1o ease of j. T.. Shyo-
nan and prmsb,o. manufacturer
agents Versus otto II Thurmau. ~
Roberts ana Thorman, architects
Shochou claimed Judgment for Sloo.
which hc alleged had been advanced
as logu Co Tlorman The court
granted Shcchuu judgement for $4,000,
tu which decision Attorney JHw.nu.
representing Thormau took exception
and gave notice ot am appeal % iAe
district court Shccbau was ropre-
scented yesterday hy Attorney Francis
r. wood,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

schi~tS. rspoeinlly thos, ot moro basic
character. and is sometimes associut-
ed with chromium in sorprntinr. u
Is supposrd tu occur ZOO thps" rocks
MANI, as "a constituent OF ho-uhiaudr.
augto ana the mtras. Is also appears
as au ncrUsntiun ou \esuNian lava.
II ls often associated With umWuw,
and Ike that element a Is usually
concentrated ia The course of IN" lat
CREATION of kaounization cot isncuus
rocks n has AcCordingly been FOUND
In hauXitr and ,laN boo France, lialN
and Sew south Wulca ana will 90"
doubt o., discovered under similar
conditions n man, other localities.
IN these rocks &c .e probably present
an a hydruNid, or s.ii,utr. II Is also
met with Iu emery an impure oxide
gf aluminium and 300 yryulitr a ilu"r'
lido OF aluminium and sodium.
TIA, frequent ocrurt,n,, oi 'anad-
Jun, in iron ores. especially psnlit'
umouit,s. MAY haN. a. similar vrisin
n has been extracted from the iron
slags or Tab,rg Boo sweden aud 'ls"-
where Ia THESE i,ruslnuus deposits.
also. it d. accompanied uy uuuiuW.
II has been found, t"o. 100 ruul' Gu
tunWm dtuNidyp from moro than one
locality. and should Do, looked for ia
the limcuitc tttauatc ut iroul ul river
and sea sands when % occurs iu
hydrous phosphate OF iron b may r'-
place q portion of the PHOSPHORUS.
u has been detected ia argiIia,ruur
lmvstoncs. and mak occur boz me
form of an ncrusutiou ON tho SUR
face of limostonos where they have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
CRUCES LANDOFF|CE
IS KEPT BUSY
Opening of Reserve Lands At.
tracts Many Eager Appli.
cants; Cowboys Convention
Planned for Fair.

las cruces. N NJ Au4 i-Thu
United states lHut office .Nu.fuu..i
a rush fo~ homestead. lu Wednesday
moruug Tho dopartw. opened
several thousand aero. nl 'u1 N tl.
MognIYu mountain north oI silver
'it. This nud haas h.,u iu Sores;
T"s.r.. for wears Iud Some OF % ig
MOST valuable for agriculture
Nusus, End was set as th, dtte on
which ruuEs would Doc received. md
ON Tuesday afternoon th, ontrvm,u
h"a1u to lu, uu pt thr land afN..
read. fo Do, 1n hand l.r ulng on WDi.
nvd5y morning whom the land office
opened tt % &C., m.
m 3D.. crowd 40 ~, doors OF toe
,0i,. W,r. Edward NuuI,hue and
Eol'rt W Jackson. putn uC silver
CTS and buht utult ON s,.tua part
pf section o. township &C. south of
ran ~ Yves Tho two men had
hcr applications ready aud both
made an EFFORT 90 secure tho land.
both entries wor. received bN the
register ut the office ana tho paper,
viii boz acted ON ny th. officials of the
office az an early date
John u. Horny of Cln made prl-
cation for land in section 80, tuVreh'p
~. south OF range go west. and Rom
ctt w. RoNl Of silver city applied
for land n section g. township -
south range ~ west
TIp local land office ., ported r,c-
ord day ON original entries, the re-
c,ivor having issued 90 receipts be-
for, noon.
Geo. W oliver. formerly associated
with W A. Fleming Jones' has again
returned 60 tho valley after spending
several years iu his old home az pad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

nickel and U.5 per cent Of NtnadluW
b. 4aid tu have much higher break
ana stress ana limit uf elasticity than
good chromium stool Tho addition
of yauudum Co aluminium bronze Wld
utass also appears a. promise Ih
aud other aioys have been .Np'N-
mcnted on with encouraging recruits
Tny only difficulty ts the usWl-
riopt supply and consequent Wsh
price ot Nanadium.
Vanpdum oxides are used O" % 'io-
itcd extent for colovps pnucrs az
glass. and IA, pcntoNid, pr,,iio7 -
useful substitute for gold 'rons" aS
am ornamental surface GOVERNS.
Numerous application. ot Oh, metal
ar, connected with the eos with
which ds les. oNidizcd compounds
tak, up Oxygen. and the higher OK
idy- and thplt salts are reduced The
permissible has been employed as "a
photographic developer and Go in
grouse the upidiiN of oxidation uf rN-
plu.Nr. In ths contact method
OF manufacture of sulphuric acid b
can poe used az carrier of oxygen
instead of platinum. IL has also been
ls,d for IA, production of dyes, esp"-
rall, black. D., its action la "xldi1ms
auuiu, compound \ very Smull
amount is sufncicnt In this cnse, as
it acts ar carrier of atmospheric
Oxygen.
There naN, boon number ot ap-
pucauons jn tho PROVING, of phar-
mucol0pN. MiNrd with sodium chlor-
ate. yunadum salts have hcrn pre-
srribcd for syphilis \uuud}l phos-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

phate can IS employed az disin-
foctant like potassium pcrmanganate,
and the pontoNido or its saIts are
said To- be- useful as iut'-tinal 0utisep-
tics u has also boon found effective
liza an, destruction ot the Koh tubcr-
culnr bacillus and the treatment OF
certain ,pid,mi.s ot horses aud hut
locks
Finally ma, ho mentioned the use
of vuuadium ponioNido ~ u rengcut in
qunutituu,, organic analysts.
Methods uf Extraction.
Whore ,nnadium BIS Co hr utilized
u IN, manufacture pf vanadiuW
etccl an alloy ot iron and Nlnadinm
containing from % to W per cent 81
the latter is tha product (which " us
sally placed on tbc market. Metallic
aluminium ~ commonly employed ~
its production Tho material Sold FOR
other purpuscs .s ammonium vnnn-
date.
one Of the most successful methods
of treating M tanudutc ores is e."
fuse them with nisulphutc nf soda
ot "ntcr cake" by- pruudct pt th"
manufacture uf nitric acid \ guam
tliN NI NlHNIIiIlNfi fiINNl W NMl'' wv
weight cot tie ore to ID, treated BE- Just
melted iu a closed caldton and ia"
/ pui, crizol CO.., rs added The Two are
th,p We'll miVrd. when hu ctfcrNcs-
7 genre may occur from the presence
Inf carbonate u th, ore. Tho melt
Goods To- % ciuou-,,li"N mass. which
IaDsorhs water aud becomes grocniNh
/ 100 color u IH broken up into trIg-
mcnts less thun uu inch in diameter
+ and dissolved loo hot water. ir1Ning
! hchiud silica and Head sulphatc. cop
/ por silver ami arsenic ar, pr'cipituf
,d by the sulphur,tt,d hydrogen uud
then iron, aluminium and chromium
b, ammonia and more -ulphurrtt'd
hydrogen. \ red solution 90 sulph"-
Vanadatc of sodium is obtained which
SLOWLY procip,tat,s -ulphldc of vanad-
ium The subsequent treatment d'-
ponds on tho product required.
lu the ease ct roscoclit" "a simpler
procedure has boon adopted The ore
beg around fine. missed with common
salt and roasted Tho sodium vana.
dat, ind vinudlum chloride formed
arc r1ah,d oul and prc0lpIutrd by
ferrous sulph1tr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
VANADIUM MINES
ARE VALUABLE
Rare Mineral When Added to
Steel Makes an Alloy of Ex-
ceptional Tensile Strength
and Elasticity.

Tn, uses ct vanadium, % compare
lively new metal t. receive rDcugni-
ton IN practical industrial drt"iir-
mcnt. are now coming Go be- greatly
apprtciatpd Tho addition of only "A
small percentage ct this metal with
steel VIII produce an allul eft remark
able tensile strength ana elasticity.
The Uuuadium mines situated 90 cut
ter. y NJ. are nov putting out q
considerable quantity OF this rar"
metal aud according tp their plans
thI. output viii br materially in
creased iu bc near future.
Tho following extracts from inc
Mining ana Engineering Worm will
aiN, some idcn Of tn" nunS uses u
which this rpmnrkuhl" mineral may
Doe pui
The most important application OF
\uuadium is ~ thv preparation OF
,unudMm stc,l. for tho addition "i
only quarter per cout of ,anndium
gives % high tonsilc strength and
IuuE. 81 elasticity This alloy be- cm-
piu,ed mainly in motor vehicles
Whereas th, tensile strength of Oh.
omar, steel is 20 tons per square
inch that of steel containing onN o.2'
pri cent OF ,auadium b. ATS ln tn
,umg way tho limit of elasticity BIZ in.
creased Dos thi- small addition ot va
uudium from % to 2N.5 tons pei
-uuuro inch the vanadium is ais,
said Geo. I'D Tho steel of tho last tru"c'
ot Oxygen ANA promote a homor"u
Dpus distribution OF the carbon con
t.nte ~, 90, addition - chromium
o.. u,u as Nauadium sin better o.
suits arc obtained Tho mallcahiliU
.ui ,au1dium steel can 10, aousidcra
DTS Increased bN nunenling.
\ steel containing % per cont 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
FIRM AS G|BRALTER
STOOD BIG DAM
Sensational Reports That Gov
eminent Works Were Wash
ed Out by Heavy Floods
False and Misleading Says
Correspondent.
(spccInI Correspondence to IIcraldj

Especial correspondence to Herald
Carlsbad. y NJ Aug g. The many
Sensational reports published IN the
territorial papers that the great gov.
eminent dam was washed out or was
Ia danger ol going are false and Eis.
leading The substantial structure
stood like the rock OF Gibraltar. and
al no tine was there any danger OF
its going ont The iluods all though
they were the biggest that have ever
been seen 10 this section did dut do
the slightest damago 10 tho recently
finished dam
Wyud,li NJ Reed. supcryisnr en-.
giucor uf the reclamation service has
the following to say regarding iho 'f-
f,ct lf IA, recent floods upon tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
Don't M \ SLAVE.

Mrs Albuquerque IIousukcop,r There
Is absolutely no reason why your
ktDu,u shouldn't Doe aa cool ANA
cl'1n aud comfortable a- that of
Nuur uclghhoI who ouuNs with ras.
Your nrighuur isn't paylng any
more for cuulncss and cleanliness
than you are for Sitting heat ana
dirt
Ash uE about gas rtUgts and tho
cost uf muiuuinung them. when
you've heard pos. Nnull wonder Why
YOU were oven willing to br q slave.
Albuquerque CAS- Electric Lisht and
Power company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
- q O. FOR SUMMER
Ss Se Ss SKIN DISEASES

During the persons annoyed with pmpes
holS erupionS while others suffer severely with
Eczema Acne, letter. Salt Rheum kindred skin disease
affections from humorS and acids the circulation.
The blood cuaes through the system deposits these humorS
the sensitive membranouS flesh which lies Just beneath
Inc This acrd inflammation and discharge
which breaks through the delicate ue and skin diseases the
result To skin trouble the blood must be freed from all
acids humorS and for this purpose nothing equals SSS This
blood purifier completely every particle OF the mpuy
cnches the blood and this permanently skin diseases
S. S. purhes the blood and thus does
Book skin diseases and any medical advice
may sent free, SS.S is for sale al drug
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

Our arch supports cure weak ankles
rheumatism, HAT foot cramped toes,
and t!red ailing feet Correct fallen
Arches, sustain weak astops, relieve
cons, hunions and all foot a.iliCtions.
For men ana women. s. 90 "a pain G.
Mays shoe store. 3li West Central
avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

husband who froNns upon the
dccollrtc gown worn hos his pretty
wiIc Is either unuttvranN selfish or
fillcd with the tear of competition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

Nunudum BIS widely distuhutcd.
though in very small amount, among
tho lgncoue rocks and 90, stallin'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-22
An Unequalled Record

What has the Chalmers 80" done? For two
seasons it entered in every road race of
national prominence for light cars and il won in
every one OF them.
This is the car which won the Indiana Trophy
Race, starting last and finishing first in a field of
nineteen-the best field of light cars ever in an
American road race.
This is the car which won FIST AM second in
the Jericho Sweepstakes. II was the Chalmers
80" which the National Light Stock Chassis
Race at Lowell, and the famous Santa Monica
Race in California.
And it was Chalmers 80" which won the
MasSapequa Trophy in the Vanderbilt ana set a
worlds speed record for cars of this claes-a rec
ord which still stands, in spite OF many oifcrts to
better it,
This is the car which was given the titl. of
Champion car" because IL won higher rcrcen-
tage of events entered than any other
This is the car which proved itself as good in
touring contests as in road races nv winning the
Ghdden Trophy in the longest AMI hardest tour
ing contests ever held. II was the first car cosnr
less than $1,000 to win this honor
This is TIE car which has never beer defeated
in motoring contest by car of its own price and
power class.
When anyone talks about contests ask them
20 show YOU a record Ike the Chalmers 80"
When YOU buy a Chalmers YOU buy duplicate
% the car which won The Glidden Tour You
cannot ger this record Of performance with any
car which completes with the Chalmers in prize.