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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16
prOvciiicnts.

The usual policy of the Cadillac
Motor Car company to produce the
exceptional brings out for 1912 a car
whose motor is started and ignited,
and whose lamps are lighted by cleo
trio current from the same source.
"A dynamo on the motor.
Never before, in gasoline car,
has electricity been utilized to such
an extent.
Th, adoption of the dynamo for
t'gn fon supplants the usual mag
neto. The driver has two complete
ignition sources at his command-tho
dynamo and the Dclco distributor
system. each with its individual set
of spark plugs.
The electrical plant consists of a
compact and powerful DYNAMO which
Is operated by the engine and charg-
les a storage battery.
To start the motor. the operator
simply retards the spark lever and
tlisengagcs the clutch.
when the clutch pedal is pushed
forward automa)c erl;agement -
made between "A gear on the dynamo
and gear teeth in the engine flywheel
The current from the storage bat
terry operates the dynamo, which be-
comes an electric motor for the nom
cnt--and the engine is turned
over" the same as If the operator
were in front of the car using the
old style crank.
| AS soon as the engine begins ia
draw i'm the gas from the carbure'
| tor and runs on its own power. the
operator releases the pressure on the
cluNh pedal and Immediately tho
motor gear dlsengages it's connection
| with the engine and the car Is, ready
to be driven. The dynamo then re
sumcs its FUNCTION as generator ant
its energy Is devoted to ignition anC
to charging the storage battery Thi
has capacity of so amperc hours
and az soon as that capacity is reach
cd, the charging automatically ceas
cs. ltc fIi-tirra.f I.tfft tr
Practical tests have shown that III
storage battery Is OF sGficlent capu
city to operate the starting devic
land turn over'"' the engine for
space OF about twenty minutes, nj
Though It seldom requires mere thai
a second or two to start the engine
In fact the Cadillac engine so FIRE
Quentlv starts on the spark that tn
use of the electrical starter is no
always required.
The storagei battery also supple
the current for lighting. The ear
equipped with two sbecial designe
electric headlights, with adiustabl
lamps to focus the rays properly
two front side lamps, tail,l1mps an
speedometer lamp.
The dynamo also supplies curren
for Ignition. Up to $50 to 500 II. p. NJ
the ignition current comes from tn
storage battery, while above tina
speed It is direct from the dynam
through the high tension distribute
to the spark plugs. For ignition pur
poses the dynamo performs not onl
all the functions of the most highl
developed magnetic but posses eve
greater efficiency having more neXi
bility and a greater range or actor
When compelled to drive slowly I
crowded thoroughfares. over yer
bad roads or on hills. with the usua
magnetic the driver may stall his mo
tor because the magnetic Is not driy
en- fast enough 10 generate curren
and It becomes necessary to switc
for the battery If he has one. Wit
the Cadillac system II II hecome
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

Gen. George b. Loud, comman-
der of the G.. A. II. of New York
state, has sent the following mes
sage to Miss Clara Borton, heroine
of the Civil and .Franco-Prussian
wars and founder of the American
Red Cross. who at the ~ge of nine
ty, is seriously i'll at oxford, Mass.
From the hearts of 10000 civil
war veterans in the Empire state
goes up a prayer to the great white
throne for the recovery of the wom-
an-yourself-whose sublimest work
for suffering humanity has never
been paralleled anywhere in the civ
ilized world"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16
Not n Mnrd OF scnndnl

Marred the call Of nelghbor on Mrs,
w. p spangh, of Manville. Wyo., who
said "She told me DR.. Kings New
Life Pills had cured her of obstinate
kidney trouble and made her feel like
new woman" Easy, but sure rem
edy for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. Only Csc at Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16
DENIES CHANGES
MADE BY WIFE
James Walter Close Files
an Answer Today.
JUDGE SC0FIeLD ON THE JOB
Court Makes a Number Of
Orders.

french Grow Is Appointed Guardian
of Infant Defendants I'm II Parli-
tion Casc--Scycral Cases settled
and Dlsmisscd-Numcrous Parties
Are Given Leave 10 Plcad--What Is
Doing In Common Pleas Court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

With the sentencing of J. Rod
ney Dlegle. convicted sergeant-at-
arms of the Ohio Senate, to three
years IA the penitentiary, the hopes
of Senators Andrews, Huffman and
Cetone, indicted with him in the
legislative bribery inquiry. for the
same olfense, have taken n slump.
IL was on a charge OF aiding and
abetting the alleged bribery of Sen
ator l.. r. Andrews, of Lawrence
county. In behalf OF pending state
insurance bill, that 'Diegle was
tried.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

In the matter of Marshall Markey
against Otis c. BARNARD finding has
been made for the Home Building
Savings and Loan company and in
favor of the plaintiff as tbs first and
second liens respectively on the prop
.erty in litigation. a decree quoting
title is also ordered and order Of sal3
lis also made.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16
CADILLAC CO..
SHOWS new CAR
1912 Model Attracts Much
Attention.
HAS SELF STARTING DEVICE
Crank is Consigned to Tool
Box.

Numerous Changes In the New Car of
This Company. Deliveries of Which
tric Lights and Many other Inn
proycmcnts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

In the matter of William J. Weir
against Maggie Beers and others. a
T1rtition case. French Grow has been
appointed guardian ad litem for tho
minor heirs A writ of partition is
ordered and Frank Hin, Jos2phus
Monnette and Jacob Linn are appoint
cd commissioners.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

Both Maine ana Texas vote. SO
close "6h tht pr3hf5frion ;fhestloh' as
no nconfoHnd an prophets; bnt 'sAsh
represents 50 movement IN oHi oiIpo+
.tts 1fr,.tfFr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

Through Attorneys Mousor e Mall
uey, the defendant i'm the divorce ac-
tion of Ida NJ, Close against James
Walter Close, has fled an answer in
which he denies all the plaintif's
charges except the date of their mar
rage and the birth OF one child.
Close was charged with gambling
and drinking and failure to provide.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

mcctings at which municipal projects
viii Doe discussed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

; Judge W. E Scofield got down to
business immediately after his arr
rival from three months trip
abroad. In the matter of Henry w
Sager against-foavid c. Dall and 9TH
cts, an attachment proceeding, the
defendant has been given leave to
plead by Oct. IA. y.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

In the foreclosure proceeding of j..
W. Jacoby and others against Min
ME Riley and others. the sale of the
property is confirmed and a deal or
dered.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16
Haberman
Hardware Co.
Nonh Main Street
MoPherson's Order.

Des Moines, Ia, Sept. 16.-lrederal
Judge Mcpherson today issued an or
der dissolving the temporary injunc-
tion he issued some time ago restrain
ing the state board of railroad COM
missioners from lowering express
rates and as a result the lower rates
will go INTO effect October 81. The
reduction affects all express com
panies in the state and lower the
rates from ter to fifteen per cent,
according to The company.
Germany and France should re-
member that they are close to beat
ing the prize lighters record on the
amount of negotiations in proportion
to the fighting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

CAN'T BUDGE
Tax Budget Members in a
Quandary.
MUST FIX AMOUNT OF LEVY
Don't Know How Much
Money is Available.

Until Returns Nrc Made on all Real
And Personal Property. and Rail-
road Valuations FIXED by the State
Tax Commission. u,c Local Body
Must Work More or Less in the
Dark
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

a windstorm lifted the roof of the
Illinois statehouse. Lorimer must
have been taking a day off.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

The sale has been confirmed and u
decd ordered in tine foreclosure pro-
ceeding of William +, Murphy against
Harriet Norris and otners.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

The case of the Home Building,
Savings & Loan company against
Clark Dix has been dismissed with
out prejudice and the costs paid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

In the partition case of Charles Il,
McMurray against Thomas l.. Nc
Murray and others, the report Of the
commissioners has been confirmed
and the election of the plaintiff TO
take. is also confirmed and the prop
erty awarded him at the appraise-
ment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-16

The case of Phillip Dutt, executor
q against Conrad Neimeyer and Others
has been settled and the costs paid
Record Is waived.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15

rsaaN f,ssiIsa Na AS litrist psse nasaain
taila "a taAets "a .ana
itf itsa et w. b itat t.satfls ga WV ioe
tt ftfsi ~ itAi a 3 w ofaisatt ssei
nshiua building set ihey
BE- nratd fi uHn dosn uht nth does oct lafy another
fuieffa ihe
ttt oeeVltcl
copy hef msheA Ihe nosiots ne esienea hs lhmus
hdyna ritsodhg The pulled 81 The housh
hs WY e sampsrni shse veauen iarb
down and ihe whmpnas abo property fights
promptly
with weeds which could undecided
and boots sud other water containers The public land
weeds The authorities and property they
she and eut promptly There mighty little peu"
geatdeal Of "Must in that work. and there b.
yellow jack waiting for his opportunity slip into Hawaii ,deai
him, should he Hono1u years
hundred spent the way
later
AZ the Of the mosquito fighters
Panama When head Of the health board appointed
win Rock his head and whatever wish
limit found block work.
has at 8 the time to start el =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15
rHn bErr noAp ConrRAorn.

The belt TO pit Judgment
that
work number of small
have, almost unanimously that
be obtained for the the be
possible and it talking
The commissioners explaining
tracts comparative dibe available
that o.
public
the 1t well
that the bond roads, primarily
thinks lot the
let the
hand, win allow The public however,
talk credit the faith OF
be
allow them their
attention criticism
it believed that s O not fOunde
completed
criticism will become open
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15
gArANran MAgoRrFY ANp 4 ooAnnasIoN

The statistical proof of e fact that becoming
lpannsd afforded che hgu compiled by Dr. Victor Clark and pub
paper yesterday startling Hawaii who have
kept The trend Of population Tho figures
furnish food for thought especially in view Of the fact that they are certain
seized and haped by those mAande who persist imae
lining designs Philippines and Hawaii
The Advertiser has never been one Of those who vew with alarm the
had sympathy with the
batting tactics adopted by number Of American citizens Of various
Hawaiian Islands other
situated relation the rest Of the United States there would be
Japanese in the population Of the Islands But taking into
prevailing echoed by Western
congressman taking further consideration the plans
regarding Oahu the statistics just given
by upon demand attention
figures plainly decidedly activity is
greater achieved the than the last
ten years to promote white immigration the status of HAWAII Territory
An analysis of DR. figures among
citizens of the Territory under twOn of those of Aatc and
patc parentage practically the total the
being Chinese and patAiatC males 1924 Hawaiian
part all other males 1874 The Japanese males
American citizens ounumbe the Ha
Of
FIVE times as mapv male under as there are
together
among Japanese
of nationality whole Territory
number of people under wentyone from As @ to
1884, gain Of approximately hfwo per cent This includes the increase
the well all Other but the Japanese by themselves
according Clark nearly fifteen thousand and the total
increase of Japanese and Chinese under twenoe from $1,000 to oSSs
approximately ninety per
number of births the the number of deaths and
departures large and naturally male japanese born in
Hawaii is American citizen and voter after twenyone with all the
cent are Amcabo and such is the high birth rate among Japanese
that Dr. Clark states as his belief that sit is not improbable that by another
Chinese japanese residing Hawaii viii be
native born .at.st 80 =
However little in Hawaii fear the political result of having
voting population than f cent Oriental it is extremely doubtful
government viii with equanimy the
prospect
take whereby Hawaiian Islands this island city in
shah of possible control in local
thing That reduce
which the residents viii have direct control No
Constitution depving section community
general should Wash
combined Oriental majority in
citizen Hawaii whether Oriental Caucasian Pynean suffer the
franchise
the o.
appointed commission, the poitica
will come, il any
points that predictions regarding population
in
majority citizenship of the future the appointment
loss of territorial which loom before
follow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15
WHAT WILL THE HARVEST BBq

There Hawaii would political
Territory would become
altogether outside governing
Hawaii The Advertiser
dcreditng govern
promotion autonomy.
would pecptate upon Hawaii
would probably be effective
psng number of resident Americans would welcome it but self
unonaby bad Sir
Campbanneman the British statesman generally preferred good
Self offers
the hope of good
possibility brought be
the racial complexion the maontytOb the matter
something concerning which
little of citzn
comparatively poica
majority majority the
rOed results beyond crude bungg
followed Caucasian majority tn
will pretty controlling with natural
stimulated immigration; after them the japanese
Win the national allow Territory ntnu
Territory accepting Hawaii
political MAJORITY will the b.
secretly
against possible political
very live people Hawaii Whether govern
ment by appointed commission the idea that the
decided weight to the opinions Of those who profess oesee it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15
May CONDEMN HILO
LOT FOR PUBLIC USE
SUPERVISOR AUSTIN BxPI.AINs
WHY HE SIGNED PETITION
AND OPPOSED IT.

(Mail Special 70 The Advertiser.)
HILo, August dl.Lsome. comment
was aroused last week when it appeared
that E. H. Austin, vice.president of
Peacock & Co., had signed the petition
to allow the railroad to run a spur
track along Waikiki street to Bridge
street, Whereas Il. II. Austin, super
visor of the County of Hawaii, was
strongly opposed to the granting OF the
privilege, as well as to the removal of
the armory.
1T is true that did sign the petit
ton allowing the spur track, - said
Austin when asked about the matter.
| =" 1t is also true that at the meeting of
the board of supervisors 1 condemned
the action of the Governor and the SUI
perintendent of public works in allow
ing the building of the spur. AS a
matter of fact, l introduced the reso-
luton protesting against the removal
of the armory, and if the armory is not
, moved, there win be no Davies & Co.
warehouse on the armory lot, and if
there is no warehouse there will be no
spur, | approved of the report which
was adopted, scoring the Governor and
the land commissioner. That report
was or ginally sight stronger than
. the one which was adopted. We toned
il down several times.
When the petition for the spur
track was brought around to me | sign
1 ed 1T, and at the same time / said that
iif that spur was to be built, spurs should
be built also to Haekfeld & Co., Pea
cock 4 Co., Cabrinha & Co., as matter
! of fact, to every one who wanted a
] spur, even if the town were filed with
them | would sign all such petitions. -
tThen you would like to see lot
/ of spurs like that 2 f" Austin was asked.
/ No, 1 would not,3 answered Aus
tin. II don't want TO see any spurs.
Il may seem a little Irish, but I
thought that was the best way in which
| to get the matter t0.a head. Further
mores there is no reason to worry about
the building of the Wailuku street spur.
for there never will be any demand for.
it. The railroad wishes to build it only
/ to he able to come right mp TO the
warehouse which Davies & Co. proposed
to build on the armory site, and they
Will never build a warehouse there.
\ The Territorial government VIII
not, think, move the arnory in the
! face of the almost unanimous protest
/ of the people of Hilo, and, even If IL
| does sell the armory lot, the county win
Immediately condemn it for public pur-
poses. / feel quite sure that the super
yisors will not yield in this matter. as
they feel that they are merely obeying
the demand of the puhlic.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15
Japanese Welcome to David Starr Jordan
From This Morning Issue Of The Hawaii shinp

Japanese joy coming of Dr.
Dr. Jordan pupils grand old
Stanford University and the Of the loftt
In the nOe and Hottest Old linded
convey wsisles his eonmen and
there million
Aa 0" ~n' IS 0 'n' ''A'0n q the United states
DR. Jordan is returning to Japan her old friend for heart
chyanthemum every longs
meet They look him with admiration
Doctor Jordan
speak the traditional friendship
and the United States as other
the United States looked benefactor
Japan The people there cherished hspakab gratitude United
states ana spite OF the agtatn against our Immigration and the umo
of changed by the about in America when
peace and did not who all appreciated the then Presidents
beneficial fOand spite of unknd words often Japan n
looks up IS
friendship merely
between within
YlO2,s516
years nearly showing ls559os in imagine of
to disrupt this trade above all to disturb the traditional friendships
Hoboan ueran and the agons of yellow journalism have crossed
Pacific almost
United States and in some parts Japan but this hot air and apongs
from the mouths of INSCRIPTIONS prnd politicians and from the
n e at0a a Denver, t tb Two na md
as such shall remain forever, if wisdom eOunses.
Now to the japanese in the Crossroads of the Pacific wish to tell
the Stars Stripes protection
and In this experimental
are all living harmony proving to the world that Gods children lay
aside the pd and averon of and color and live like the scattered
trying American customs traditions
educating children Schools
they
the good traits of their be elfping citizens
What win the of these American citizens
/ Hawaii
AS representative of the Japanese confess that cherish hope
and the ftat should to be ters of soil and identify
themselves with Hawai the upbudng of nduie
which while politically they should add
sound conservative citizens of the middle be responsible
depended internationally should the links that jo
the land of their fathers and the their adoption 1t is oda
for which paving the but it shall and must
the peace the
Pacific Hawaii practical evident examp'
of racial assimilation and anagamation.
mission, noble sublime, which embraces the teaching
of the Gospel Of all which by its uflmen brings the creates
blessing to human and YOURSELF who poams the gospel Of y
e tories wgny pray for the guidance
is blessing o Providence
Higher Peaceful Rising SUM- And hail III
i coming Of the world arbitration and peaeei
d Peae thou and soul Of social hei
. Beneath whose inspiring influence
Science his views enlarges, Art reanei
And swelling Commerce opens ell her pors
Blessed be the divine Who gives theei
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15
NEW YORKER SEEKS
REAL ESTATE NEWS

Writing from New York on July 26.
Edgar c. Riebe, head of Edgar G. Riebe
& Co, with branches in Germany. Italy.
Spain and France, asks the chamber of
commerce to give him some informa-
ton as to available land in the Island
OF Oahu where eocoanut or banana
plantation might be started. The letter
was referred to Secretary Wood, and
It is believed that possibly some one
KNOWS of the kind of land Mr.. Riebe
wants. The letter is in part as follows:
have just been investigating this
situation in the West Indies, having
looked over quite number of proper
ties on several of those islands, but
from what / know of Hawaii indirectly
and of the West Indies from personal
observation, | believe such a proposi.
ton would offer better future possibili-
ties IN Your Territory
Any properties you offer, should be
of sufficient extent to enable me to
acquire several hundred acres by direct
purchase, with option for three or five
years on adjoining tracts. If you be
IN q position to have real estate deal.
ers in your Territory offer properties
suiting my requirements, please have
them send me detailed description of
same, stating acreage, price. terms,
character of land, exact location, etc.
1t should also be stated if the land is
now or has been cultivated, what pro-
portion, if any, is cleared, in fact. all
essential data in regard to it, IL nos
sible, supplemented by photographs. If
any offers appear suitable / shall then
come out to investigate personally.
understand quite we'll that Ha.
waii is considered a sugar country, bnt
from information and statistics gath
cred see no reason why a consider
able proportion of your Territory could
not more probably be exploited for the
cultivation of other products than
cane At any rate, am quite willing
to 90 into the matter carefully. IL you
will assist me to the extent Of submit
ting to me the offers required in order
to determine the advisability of making
sueh an investment in your Territory,
At what figure Is such land, within a
radius Of twenty-five miles of Homo.
lulu, heidi Are the the properties eul
tivated, outside Of the sugar lands
large or small holdingsi
ANY additional information with
which Won may be able to supply ms
in resneet Of these questions will b.
greatly appreciated. and / wonld BE-
glad 70 have Won put mo IN touch Will
parties properly Informed ON the sub
ieet, AZ this would probably BE- Of mn
iual advantage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15

Nfi4 NNIi tiAf at flHfn "a ait
HtaIltf ~ totfi az f Hta
q 4nv is aaN tutaa kt
a1tiftisf1 dfut fIls "A dHttf fit
h|ssa III ihs ElaNll Mltn
hs dsuta tea ttta $40 laai slleHft
40 inh .tlaH iaif iAla lAll ltsl ~
ffdafhl tNlHah have ffieah ipa fLtif
efforts if Ola ne ftN ~ ihe alan sup.
lpnel 30 De- aiill tl8dan o. ilo Mah
lhuiia. Moreover ~ Eptsfhmaat in.
spettofs have INSTITUTED 4 tinia search
10 10d che memhels 81 fhe eane im
piiehtcd IN This hssi desperate attempt
% land opium N ihe fste % such viei
lance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15

The Bander mentioned yesterday that Judge Mpsaat had fined
chauffeur FIVE dollars
The misunderstanding following
chauffeur the whose had annex
charged instead with without
with the violation ordinance which
asoi Chiffon
bne for speeder eseWphfed occasions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15
Dropped Into Boat,

watch was placed, but nothing sus.
pielons was noticed. To-day, however,
IN exploring under the wharf. q boat
Was found and three sacks were lying
IN It. These we're seized and searched
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-15

Frozen srsan .esns to la,e started hot time ,aa't