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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24
Kelly Doomed.

A boom for J. Nelson Kelly for
president was started early. Local
teachers, as well as a large number
from various sections Of the state.
started the ball rolling. and this morn
ing 'Kelly for president" was much in
, evidence.
Friends of Clyde r. Trnvis. present
secretary OF the association. COM
menced a campaign for him. and the
Travis for president" badges were
out in large numbers
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STBUBENVILLB

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
STEI BENNlLLE. o.. April iO.-In
probate court in estate OF A. d. Vein
stein. an order was made to sell desper-
ate claims at private sale.
u, p Cunningham was appointed adj
SNYDER: bond $3.50.
Charles BrentoVa Is to be given a re-
hearing on a larceny charge on April IL
In estate OF Elizabeth r. Johnston.
viii was probated and T s.. Jones APP
pointed executor; bond $1,000. lnven-
tory. etc; issued. Legal notice giten to
next OF kin.
Elizabeth Schober was ordered TO
Massillon asylum.
GO Appraisal confirmed IN estate OF Annie
J. W. Porter appointed administrators
Inventory. etc, filed in estate OF
David Aten.
Juvenile hearings April IS in cases OF
Ohio w. John Miller. Ceslaw Petroski.
sale OF real estate confirmed in in
solvency OF r. +. Coll.
inventory. etc. filed IN estate OF Peter
Laner
Will OF Sarah J. Erwin probated.
Answer. etc, of Thomas NJ. Harris in
estate Of Joel Goodwin nled.
Appraisal ordered in estate OF Lucy
Spence. and answer or John Potter,
FINAL account filed in estate OF Mary
cole.
New bond OF $4,000 filed In estate Of
Marietta Kennedy.
Inventory. etc. filed In estate OF John
Seaman.
Power Of attorney nIed by George
Gescheider ~ al in matter Of Maryland
Casualty company.
Answers. etc. filed in estate Of ]. \.
Murphy
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'UNEASINESS In
WALL STREET
rBuDxHcY or 1rocE1
Heavy Selling IN Earfy ssssion. Wit,
Tsndsncy 90 Lever Prices
IN ths MArksl

NV YORK. April io.-Poiities. the
renewal OF negotiations between ths
anthracite eoiai operators and their en-
pioyes. and the publication OF the
United States Steel Corporations nE.
ures Of unified tonnage for March
were among the foremost development
OF the day In the stock market
other events which had q more al.
rect financial bearing upon the market
Tor securities included the underwriting
of a large amount OF debenture bonds
II the Chicago. Milwaukee X ST Paul
road by n prominent national bank and
On international banking house, with
limitations OF other large financing IN
prospect. The bonds offered by the st
Paul road bear interest at the rate OF
: = per cent. and are In the nature OF
rights" to shareh olders. The proceeds
of new equipment and general better.
inent OF the property. IL 10 understood
that large proportion OF these bonds
will he sold abroad should the market
here fall short OF the entire offering.
Conditions at the opening OF the local
stock market reflected n degree OF hest
tation and caution. with numerous one.
point declines. This movement was fol
lowed by n partial rally. and in turn by
another wave or selling under which
prices went lower than at the opening
Dealings were in tremendous volume
during the hrst hour. and almost en-
. tirely at the expense OF values Before
noon the market settled down to a spell
81 comparative Inactivity. with very
general recoveries. Erie was an eXcep-
ton to the heavy tendency Of the early
session. the common stock attaining It's
best price Of the present movement
Vim marked strength I'm the nrst pre-
rlrred.
vine prominence OF these issues wa'
associated with the Offering OF the com.
pRny's notes. recently authorized by tn,
public service commisslon.
The market continued dull and rela
lively narrow during teh afternoon. nj
which time there were upward move
ments in American Sugar and such
obscure stocks as American Linseed
Central Leather. National Lead ant
other issues OF that class. The active
list hardened until 10 eiaced much OF
the early decline. but the dullness sug'
gssted further caution by the specula'
tive element In the final hour n serie'
OF bear drives, which met with littl'
consideration. especially in the copper
group. sent the general average 10 thu
lowest Of the day and resulted In
heavy close except for Reading, ne
losses ranging from one TO two points
throughout the list.
Bonds fell back with no material
losses Total sales. par value. amount
ell to S2,774,OO0.
L. : government bonds were un
changed on call.
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STILL MISS ELKINS
Returns From Abroad With Mr.. Hit,
Who Says Nothing to
lnterviswers.

NEW YORK, April io.-sMr. and Mrs.
Blaine EllIins. Miss Katherine Elkins
and William T.. Hit returned to New
York yesterday aboard the steamer
Carrillo from Jamacia. Since they left
New orleans early in March they have
visited r. = r.. Hit. American min
lister TO Guatemala, and the Panama
Canal. From Colon they went to
Kingston. thence embarking on the
Carrilio
Billy fIitt is still a bachelor and Miss
Elkins has not changed her name.
When asked IL the wedding had taken
place in Jamaica. Panama, Guate-
mala or on the voyage To New York.
Mr. Hit replied: Il never discuss my
private affairs"
Blaine Eikins smiled at the question.
and said that there was nothing to
make public except that they had had
a delightful trip and would leave for
Washington at once.
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MALTA OUTRAGE
Eailroadsr Hss Throat spIt win
Razor y alaeE Hsnd Agent
Dies o. wound

II iNbl Ntil ApriI TO-. william
HIriH. a1 Inspector ~ the TIffsbrrrr
~. lWnf company. died IN Haspifaf
l' JOY rom infuries received yssferda V
nhfr Hr WIS eVamiufnr fre tai a.
tinf. eHhufh He bad STOPPED ovsr
.rU n mHn whose IDENTITY las nrf
boon r'nod slipped un frnnn hehift D
H'.n Drew fHfur across Dis Throat Tar.
rIa. although badly wounded. rHu after
..e aeallI1uf and rHasrd him frrarr F.
t.e sfrrrte until Ir frf from loss ~
..'"n Ir crime is believed hv the ro-
u.o fo have ben tho tenrear.a 81 fr.
Black Hand TarI.a having received =
numher "f letters recently tlrfaferine
bic ne
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WELLSBURG
TO Demand RECOUNT.

Ia ~ said that George yesterday. who
was defeated by G. -. Han. Republican.
for council. in the First ward. by one
vote. at the city election. which was
held TUESDAY. viii demand a recount OF
tho ballot. II IL the claim Of the de-
fsated candidate that one vote was
thrown out which should have been
counted for him and that another vote
was cast tby Republican, which should
not nave been allowed. u IL not known
a. this time whether or not there will
I've " contest at least. until after the r--
count. The chances are that the newly
et-t tVd Candidate twho - 81 present one
OF the council from the First ward. " IN
be uIIuNcl OretaIn his seat.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS
PARKERSRrRC

PARkERSBURG. April iO.-The
low pressure area over the Lake region
Yesterday morning In passing of the
north Atlantic coast. attended by
cloudy. showery weather and high
winds In the storms passage over
the Lake region and Ohio valley light
scattered showers resulted
another storm Is central over the
northern Plateau sections.
Generally fair weather prevails over
the Plains States and Mississippi and
Missouri valleys.
The temperatures continue nearly
seasonable In all districts.
While generally cloudy weather in
expected in this vicinity tonight and
THURSDAY. there will probably be no
rain OF consequence.
Local. data; Highest temperature
Yesterday. 60 degrees: lowest. last
night 50 degrees: trace Of rain.
The OHIO will fail In the district
Tor the next hours.
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Bernard Hcrhalter. OF Louisville XIV.
u guest 80 the home Of hia ruotber
Airs. Joseph Bernalter
J.. ~ MrCamtc returned Tuesday from
Washing on. o.. o.
ID. p. Gaswirr raa In sfrulrnvUfr. o. .
t"rferdHr in the interest ~ Inc Vols
burg sfuEIs 60
,..r' ir few days fnr nj gIemans.
CLYDE Wrl.e. OF Beech BOTTOM. was a
" snurE visitor veaterdHv
br Joseph o. stephenson Of p4tfsIe
~ was business visitor in Weiisbur 4
yesterday
fred Fren'z OF pipua. o.. is visiting
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number Of the officers 81 the Wells
burg school will take part In the round
tahle 70 be held az Martins Ferry. O.
o. Aprh 1881 and goth. by the ohio Val
lev Round Table The subjects and time
Tor discussion hy the teachers a. a. fol
lows Friday. y. m. Supf = H BRYANT
subject, Plans for utilizing our expen-
~ive schools for the benefit 81 the com
muntty throughout tho year" Prof ~
J.. odEers. subject. Value OF grapIc work
~ Algenrn Prof bryant. Proportion
- electives 10 Constants Several ~
lle teachers viii probably he called on
Tor lmpromptu talks
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GRAFTON PRBssYrERY
ENDS SPRING SESSION

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. ". Va. April 10-The
annual meeting Of the Grafton presby-
terry. which was in - GSion In Manning
ton this week was brought to close
with the evening meeting yesterday.
Rev. Carl Brooks. Of Weston. was named
80 a commissioner OF the general as
sembly. which meets az Louisville, Ky.
on NAV 16
The next session 81 the presbytery
will be held IN Terra Alta on May Is.
when the Rev. John G. Ely will be in
silled a. pastor Of the Terra Mia and
Oakland churches.
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Probate court.

In the matter OF Roy Vandyne. In
quest OF lunacy. ordered committed to
the State hospital at Columbus.
In the matter OF the guardtanShi ~ OF
Elsie Brokaw. q minor. Account filed
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
Deipha HIN and Grace Hin, minors.
SiOe. with William Norris and Chris.
Kuciyick as surety
In the matter Of the estate Of Mahlon
Wood deceased. Proof or publication OF
notice or appointment filed.
In the matter Of the estate OF Will
liam Kinney. deceased. Proof OF pub
LEGATION Of notice OF appointment filed.
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POSSE HUHTs MAH
WHO SCOT TWO wonrnu

message received here today f-rur
lodEera Corners. Clinton county. asked
f.n police fr come tItrr md arrest Toe.
BORIS rnU4 .ren. r. lumnrrwfn fnr tfe nl-
IrrrI II.I..r OF ..a w Ifn and uHuuFIur
Hla daughter in.lHu Officers started
hE automobile Zoe tuc scene 90 the
..H.IIug
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Court News.

Charles Frey. on an indictment for
first degree murder for shooting the bar
tender at the Red Onion Italian sa-
loon. pleaded not guilty and was re-
mauded FOR trial
Steubenville Gazette company vs..
Jesse -. RlackledEe ct al. dismissed.
Rebeca Barnett vs.. Southern ohio
Loan end Trust company, sale con-
frmed.
Martha Culp ~. unknown heirs of
John Pollen. suit To- quiet title To prop
erty in Richmond
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Metals.

Ni.N YORK. April lo.-Standard cop
per ca spot SIS 37ia n 1850. London
N"ah, spot tb3 8 81. futures fs0 b Cd
Lake copper iGm1Gtt e.. eIectrolytir Ice.
castings - = "a l5H.c e.. Tin. easy: spot
kfa.'"W 400. LONDON easy: SPOT ftq-
INJURIES tl9s los. Lead. easy at Sf.150
g" New York. London nc Sc 81 spei-
ter. dull 90 $3.50 r. u so New YORK. Lon
con 80 los Iron. ClevelanI warrants
'-N ~ ~ London. Locally iron was
steady. No. ! southern and No I south
eTn soft Sis.csu
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Coffee.

Special Iisra'cb ~ fhs intsiIIarr~sr
NEW YORK. April i0.-fIavre market
advanced To- y franc. May future -
closed offered 80 t3 Ole. July closed Of
| Tered - 1890. September closed offer
Z - - lf0hc. December closed offered a [
~ asc. March -iosed offered NJ fs s2r.
"" No quoted at 1850 10 ita,r.
Market firm.
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE

ST. CLAIRsvILLE. O.. April 10
Marriage licenses follow:
John y. Winston, aged 2i. and Annie
Atkinson. aged Is. both OF Flushing.
John Hooiicek. aged %. and Paulina
Kovanic. aged IS both OF Bellsire.
tina l. Marble. AGED IL both OF Mems.
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Dry Goods.

NV YORK. April ~ Tho dry goods
markets continue steady win rrt.,.
| tifm yarns are higher Iohbers are
I dolng very fair advance fall business.
."!t'n GOODS 'n primary circles are firm
with the demands moderate
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Peter Porter. one Of the Billy" sun
day sperlal workers. from New Castle
Pa. has been secured by the Ministers
ana Ia mans Association Of this city.
to do personal work for Wellsburg
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The Welisburg board OF education met
on Tuesday evening The superintendent
was Instructed TO look around for y new
teacher for the commercial department.
which Will be opened next wear
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The members OF ne k. %. r. n 81
This city vii give spread ~ the i1dre
room on Charles street on newt Wet
uesday evening.
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Special Meeting 81 c,,,ou


4 special meeting ~ tho Weiisbur.
city council viii be held tonight to can
NaFF the vote cast At the city election
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Civil Case riisd,

Henry johnson vs.. Julia Johnson. Ac-
tion for divorce on the grounds or gross
neglect OF duty and extreme cruelty.
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nra-riaze Lieerses.

Raleigh Blrms. "a years, and Mary
Maud OwongS 20 years. Of Brilliant.
on ''strren'cr. 2" vcais. ~ Dillon
vale. and Edna X. Medin. Of Mt. Pleas
ant
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. w. Va. April 10. IL.
Range OF active stocks on the Nsu
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
A z. Masten & Co. brokers.
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Po.-nIc.,,n

OIL CITY. April to-Credit balances
shipments 1880. average. IEsls7
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In common pleas court here today
Judge Lynch presiding. Eldora Finney
was granted divorce from Charles
Finney on the ground OF adultery.
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WHEELING. W. Va. April 10. IL.
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by A. +. hasten & Co. bankers
and brokers. NssCaaI Exchange Bans
building.
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srocks.
Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. April 10. IL.
The Following quotations. un TIE more
active wheeling stocks are corrected
daily Tor the inteiiEenoer Do George y.
Baron. local broker. Sna r. r Marshall.
manager Fond department
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UNION STOCK YARDS Ptt,shurSt,
Aprll io-Cattle. steady; supply light:
Snolce s'25 "a s.io; prime $1,000 20.
sheep. strong: supply light: prime weth.
srs; $1,000 80: culls and commons.
s-;OVH 90: lambs, s4.00T7.25: veal
calves, SS.O0dS.76 Hogs lower. 70.
celpts liSht; prime heavIes ssiOaSi5;
=, MEDIUMS Ssl "a S.l1is heavy workers.
$40 MIA light workers. S7TpG7Ss:
PISS SIoO@ rs. roughs. s70Oa7.25
-
CHICAGO. April 1O.-Close: Cattla-
receipts, 5000; market active. STEADY
iVc higher. Reeves. $500 40.
leNas steers. S4.9Oms.OO. Westerp
steers, Sb.5om 100: stockers and feeders.
80" q . 90. cows and heifers. s2s5n
D 90. calves. s5.sOus25
hossI Receipts, 10000; market weak
~ gl5c lower; $4,000 left over. Light.
800 10. mixed. t74Oq7sO: hrnvv
80 2 80. rough. S7.45 q go: pigs.
'S,go0 20; bulk OF sales, $500 80.
Sheep- Receipts, $4,000: market
tesuy TO Toe oliver Native. ss4Oef
80: western. sF.5Od 90. yearIings.
$4,000 10: lambs. native. ssS5W5s5.
western. t6.e5Rs25.
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STOCKS. p.r.lB,a. ASK. k ss'..
WHEAT

CHICAGO. April IO.-Dsmsge reports
from Illinois. Indiana and Ohio became
so numerous to-day that the wheat pit
took alarm. In consequence the market
closed strong at iasc TO so case net
advance. Corn wound up with a gain or
th1tsc to 1t.m1A.c. oats higher by iec
10 y "a &c and provisions showing rise
OF SC to i2ts dl5c.
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w. 81 E. r r.
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

HTFIVaI and DopaFfure % traInH q He'll
alrr
Arrive--lf 50 q. m. s1oa t-.fss ~
nepgrt--a 70 a. m. f.1o p D.. 1855 IN.
sunday trairH arrive 20 q 90 a. o. anf
depart - t.to n, N
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Money.

NEW YORK. April Io-Money on cali
urn at ga n per cent: ruling rate a..
per cent; closing bid AZ per cent. offer
81 RI per cent. Time loans easy: so
DAYS and 80 days ~ d3s. per cent and
~ months 3As NJ per cent close
IrlIne mercantile paper i,d4i. per
c-nt. sterling exchange steady with
'usI business in bankers bills ri
= N4.lp TOT 30 dsy bills and az ~ 10.
demand. Commercial bills "a ssl. ~
lcan dollars 49c. Government hands
steady. Railroad bonds easv
WASii NGTON. April iO-At the he.
ginning of business TODAY the r,pdi-
Ton o. the United States treasury was.
s61Of7S2s. '''' ~
treasury. S3e.S07.SsI
was Si2S.6S33sI
Ordinary receipts Yesterday vere
OF St1c9.5OG. 81
ne dehcit to date this fiscal wear il
ll.ytb ~. - aga nSt surplus OF
S-.o-I'|9 az this time last wear
IheSe figures exclude Panama canal
'nd public debt transactions.
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fair to choice mating 81 sO6Ias
Pork-Mess, s17.lsh mi7s5.
Lard-tIn tlercesl t97Th.
short RIBS Loose) $3.50.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April 10. IL.
Tue following ouosauoEs On the more
active Wheennc atocnE are corrected
daily for the Intefnzeneer by Howard
Haxiett q son. local proxsrs:
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vice. shipments weighing iu excess Of
fuy pounds or Of large bulk. viii not
be- carried on passenger cars.
ALL BINEs-Dally eN~ert sunday
No higmerfE. except emergency ship
msnta - me1Eiue. will be carried On
passenger cars between 200 and 6tE
=. m
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Honda.
Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales s4a.5OO shares.
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800 ~ Juns ~. lpos

MOUNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING and MOUNDsvTLLE
Daily except sunday.
Leave
10Th street Leave
wheeling MoundFvills
10 90 a NJ. lac p On
80 3. On.
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STOCKS.

&c. 81 1aE. 127. la7. I21. IL ESQ
The Washington herald., 1912-10-06
AUTOS ARE BOON
FOR RAILROADS
Ten Million Dollars a Year Re-
ceived for Transporting
Motor Vehicles.
SHIPPED ALL OVER CONTINENT

The perfecting Of the automobile has
proved a great boon for the railroads
of the United States, who earn over
SO. 100000 a year carrying automobiles,
supplies, and accessories" said Clayton
E Bailey. vice president OF the Abbott
Motor Company. commenting on the re-
cent dearth of freight cars in the city
Of Detroit. IAN automobile factory pays
for ten times as many freight cars at
much higher rate than a carriage
factory producing an equal number Of
horse-drawn vehicles and something
like 125.oOo freight cars leave automobile
factories in a year.
These shipments go to every part of
the continent and thousands of carloads
abroad. Many big plants give the roads
an average OF a train load a day. Ship
ments of raw material and accessories
also bring in a constant stream OF
cars. The express companies come in
for a large share Of profits, earning over
100000 on rush orders of tires and
other accessories. Hundreds of thou
sands of people take the trains to WIS.,
II factories. shows. race meets, &C, all
of which traffic Is directly traceable
to the automobile, so that the figures
given are not at all large"
The Washington herald., 1912-10-06
AUTOMOBILES ARE
RUN BY WIRELESS
W. H. Radford Believes Gasoline
Will Be Superseded by
Electricity.
PRoPHEsIEs ON THE INDUSTRY

"In ten years from now gasoline-drive
motor cars will be a thing of the past:
IN fifty years from now motor cars will
be operated by electricity. the power be-
ing transmitted to them by means of a
Wireless arrangement" says w. H. Rad
ford. consulting engineer of the Warren
Motor Car Company
Mr.. Radford made this statement while
discussing the past and future Of the
automobile industry. He insists that
the motor car in its present stage is far
from perfection and that the next decade
Will witness a wonderful change. both in
the process of manufacture and in the
makeup Of the car.
Gasoline supply May Be Exhausted.
The supply of gasoline Is gradually be-
coming exhausted continued Mr.. Rad
ford. I'm the past ten years the price of
gasoline has risen from and 10 cents a
gallon to IS and 20 cents a gallon. In a
few more years 1t will be prohibitive,
and it will be absolutely necessary for
automobile engineers to devise other ways
and means for propelling cars.
IT do not believe that alcohol will be
successfully used. Probabilities are that
some OF the baser oils, for instance, kerr
osene. will be brought into relief. Engine
manufacturers have already succeeded
ia building an engine which can be run
by kerosene. Automobile engineers will
have TO dc the same thing. 1t is not a
question Of monopoly of gasoline, but a
question OF beating nature. You can't do
that
'In fifty years from now, and the prob
abilities are in less than that, all motor
cars will be propelled by electricity.
do not mean that automobile owners will
lie compelled to carry around a thousand
pound storage battery with them. but
they will secure their power from wire
less stations.
THE wireless system as used now is
crude. The high towers will be eliminat-
ed, and there will be a means of trans
hitting and catching the current with
out the use Of high voltage now neces-
sary, nor the tall STATS that connect the
wires The working out of this method
Is a matter for continuous experiment.
and II borders somewhat upon detail
work
The automobile industry is little more
than a decade old. II would seem fool
ish then TO believe that the automobile
IN its present state is at the acme OF
perfection. One of the greatest things
to overcome will be the tire trouble
When We have punctureless tires that are
satisfactory We will be a long ways
ahead. In its present state the puncture-
less tire is an experiment and an i'm
probability. In its present state II IL
not satisfactory because there has beer
capitalization in the metals due to vi
bration through the use of them. An
other thing, there will be different con-
trolling devices, radiators will not be
placed upon the front of cars and the
body design will be entirely different
from what II is now.
THE possibilities of the automobile arc
unlimited. What has been done is IN
significant compared with what will be
done"
The Washington herald., 1912-10-06

city Under the capable and eficient
management of N. A. Brandriff motor
lists are being served with factory
blemished tires. known to the trade as
seconds" at the above establishment
II the past few weeks may be accepted
as a criterion. the new tire dispensers
have certainly found a home in the
hearts Of Washington motorists. Mr..
Brandrin is more than pleased with the
manner In which the Akron Tire Com
pany's goods are being received, They
handle al the standard makes d. tires.