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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-23
Plays Golf Every Day.

Each day the President plays eighteen
holes OF golf which involves a walk OF
perhaps four miles. largely up ana down
hill. and Mr.. Taft gets much enjoyment
from the game. Nevertheless. enjoyment
To one % his habits and temperament a
considerable amount of vigorous physical
exercise IS essential IN keeping In good
condition. and the President would bc
compelled 10 devote the game amount Of
time 70 keeping himself ~ whether he
exercised on the golf links, IN the gymna-
sum or on the rond
When the weather will not permit him
10 play golf he f. compelled 10 do gym
nastic stunts under the direction OF Il
physical trainer As a result MI Tart f.
always IT and can undergo physical
strain which would greatly ovcrtax the
endurance OF one who devoted loss atten-
ton 10 keeping himself In sound condi-
tion.
The President is far from being simply
"A fat man" with a massive frame. he
would be huge man even were he thin.
and, TO borrow the expression Of his
trainer, he is hard an nails" being
capable OF lifting weights which would
astound the average man. Mr.. Taft has
never lost his ability az wrestler. which
he acquired at college, and which won
for him the wrestling championship Of
Yale
At Beverly the President keeps ir close
touch with the Department OF state. and
to less extent with the other depart
ments In Washington. by long distance
telephone md by telegraph. Ard this has
been notably so this year because OF the
delicate situations which have existed and
still exist In Nicaragua and Mexico.
Nor is this responsibility and caro- abb
sent when he IT. away from Beverly and
Washington Even when he IS on the
train he maintains the same close rela-
tons with the Department OF state and
the War and Navy departments. A notable
instance of this was afforded when no
made his recent trip 10 Columbus. Re-
ports from the Department OF State CON
corning the situation In Nicaragua reached
him at every stop. At ono time he or
dered the War Department 10 dispatch
troops to tho distressed republic hut on
learning later that portion OF the rebels
had surrendered the order was rescinced
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IN. Girl Says She Meant
to Kill Herself, Not Man

awaiting the arrival OF her father
aud mother. Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Carver who ae fastening from TIA.
cema, Her greatest anxiety ap.
pears 90 be that the public viii
place a wrong Interpretation on the
motive OF her crime.
I'm a good girl." she reiterated
90 intervicwers. and MIR. Edge was
a flno. uunight man. | don't want
people 90 think that anything was
wrong"
Miss Carver shot Edge. who was
a realty dealer. % years old. In his
offices here Monday evening. She
then attempted 10 XII herself. but
tho hammer of the revolver fell on
an empty chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-13
DAYLIGHT
BURCLARIES

Daylight burglafiea were very
much In evidence yesterday after
noon. IA 10 shown by the many TO.
ports NJ police headquarters this
morning. The Holllntcr apart
meats. us Eastlake. was tho
scene OF two burgiaries. Mrs. q.
~ King. apartment q. and Miss l..
X. Russell. apartment n, we're tho
victims. About $3.50 and small
amour, 81 iewelry constitute the
loss at the apartment house.
Mira. W, i4andon. ioT Taylor av..
returned homo 90 find her house
looted Of several pieces OF ieweIry.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wallace. isis ard Av,
J. airline. ia Main nt.. and Mrs. w.
y. Walker. Is Aiemeda apartments,
all returned home TO find that tho
house had been ransaeked by
thieves
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As q. G. Brinklcy and Clarence
I.ihhey. cf Tia iith nv. 4. were
driving the formers automobile
over the Country club road toward
to~u last night fdbbey was thrown
from the machine to the ground
and badly Injured LbbeS was
taken 90 hts home where he was
attended by physicians. and was
later removed 20 tho city hospital
Ills condition Is better this morn
ing aud physicians say he win be
out In a few days.
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How to Cure Rhumasism
rro.sis~ss pe~ssri. n~~s r~e.ersv-
ftsa Eas1fy Ntsed - Hfesse


This simpie and Harmless. formula
has worked wonders foF all who
haNn tried N, quickly curiaE ehrontc
aud acute rheurnaftetu and backache.
"Frota your druggist get one ounce
% rerie compound tlu original seal
80 parkasel and 1nu ounce Of syrup
Of k4fN4p4rflla compound Take
tnree two inNredtents home and put
tfssn Ia half pint Of good whishsy.
SHAKE the bottle and take table
spoonful before each meal and al
bedtime. Good rs.0ifs come after
the fret few fosex N your drug
gisf dcre not have Toris compound
~ stock he will get u Tor Yea 10 =
few hours from his wholesale house.
pun's bs iufta~neea 60 take = patent
medicine Instead 80 thta insiak on
having tbs genuine Toria compound
in the original. enc ounce. sealed
yellow package. THIS was publish.
cd hsfc last winter and hundreds Of
the worst caaee esrs cured ~ II In
a HHeff time Adss
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President Wiltshire and other OF.
ficera ~ the Commercial Club were
sustained ~ general meeting last
night In their action ON the ifafbor
island terminal matter. when they
sanctioned the publication Of y
statement that the clab dii not con
cur with the published report ~ the
railroad and navigation committee,
which opposed the terminals The
arguments presented showed that
the railroad committees report was
adopted AZ meeting attended hy
only about 100 members. aud there
fore did not represent the fun sen.
tiuent OF the club.
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OFF TRESTLE
TO DEATH

Frederick Evans. 80. Of 400 XII.
bourne st. Was instantly killed yes.
terday AZ fssaaaah. when he foil
from trestle IS feet high.
Evans has larKe number of nc.
here. Tie belonged 10
the First Presbyterian church aud
was a member of the Y. NJ. G. A.
lie leaves mother and father in
England and an uncle IN Australia.
The body win be- brought to rieits.
Rafferty, undertaking psriors today.
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Frssh herring. lha skes ling cod.
iha. tse. hafltus. iba itc. Coiam =.
tta river smrite tbs. $50 black
cod. J lhs zse fresh salmon. ftc
10. tsiibus cheeks. ! ina $40. No. I
sugar cured hams. $50 H.. Lamb
shoulder. sc, lamb shops. lee. nut /.
ton legs f2 Ans cluh sausage, thc
lssn and rih lamb chops. : lha zse
Eastern bacon. fsc. Eastern com
pound lard. ibs sse. home rendered
lard. lbs. sse. dry salt pork. lie.
large, fancy Delicious apples. . for
4ecs s~est oraasss. loo dos. rhn-
hath lbs 46c.
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fOf Ottc-W OO0 ana 1OAi.
eeer~e~e>~e~ee~Ne-~se- >~~ee-e-ceN>-oso0e~o-e
Best ~ wood. II inch, a. par load
~ X cord. q a. s0s. Ind 4lfs
Patent dust pan With first ioaa coat
Walnwrlght & Mcleod Phones f1ig
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e>>~e.~~~~~~~-~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~N~
Two-ton express wagon for sale,
nearly new. or Will trade for a
morse OF about 700 pounds.
Phone Main lIaO
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strawberry rhubarh. Sc H. Gait.
tefnia radishas. lunches Ice. lreuh
hsithut. lhs 1ke. salmon trout. lie
IL Muir peaches. I lbs, ese sw eet
81 steel cut ehaffisas coffee. ] fbs.
soc. airioin and T-honc steak isc
". pot roast. lie III cornea be~f.
fr - best numfner SAUSAGE. SOS III
white finh. tse III tom cod I Ina.
9te. fsnnan h&dais W Nc ih. ripe
olives. Toe at. ffssh bread. &C loaf
ie~a butter. Ssr III. lack eheass.
50 ~. rocoanuta. TO- each. appiss.
ti.te sos, delivered. fancy Malaga
grapes. 2Eo 10.
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4 Princess
! Here Tonight

n>, princess" opens At
Seatrs tonight for a
- TIE production has
,ouely successful ca
11 cssssrs largely on
! bohemian rcssan.
vhlcn are introduced
uad1sr dancing and
S5sSr Miss Louise Gun
~ sisle role. and Is sup
d, ~ company. ineiud'
~cl1lse Malone. who Is
e apssa Of Bohemian
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GIbOnnI.
cslsff6. cSs ssr ,;,ss 4, f,cet fs'
nerve. heart. lung aud blood dts
eases, epilepsy. goltrs. kidney
s. sass as's ssssr ssrsa sr od ps5
Avenue Mchlhorn bldg Rooms
COS and s0s.
Maternity Home We have opened
maternity home Ia connection with
our uaniiafiumi graduated nhstet-
rieei nuree la attendance. charges
ssit Firut av. Main aaa.
Wanted Immediately, some Inform
alton a. "a the whoroab bouts Of
Thomas Williams. Address &. A.
sheppard. sss Henry Blk. Port
land, or
Rupture cured. perlnansnt. without
operation or detention from labor.
Years year se ss. cases i, sa'ss Pa sr, ~.
Aysiem, "a rltel nlas', seas,is'
ON and Potter Test circle Friday
neadings daily. 1904 ard
Dr. Putnam hse resumed hln dental
kiar' fes rirss Az ""s'''
wsntrd-ro buy ssir; hair chains
and switches made 10 order, Mira.
" Muller. it1s Sixth av.. near Pike
hiEs~st nhow IN city; baby. chicks
Matched every minute In glass In
epbators. Come ana see. N Annes.
81 ftke st
GILLETTE niADits sharpsned. 800
dos ran0rs, fie. etc, ftol 9Th ay.
Don't be lonely, Join our Matrimonial
Bureau. ladies free 1ck rirs ct,
Faney Hheii Handled Aouvanir ren.
souvenir Fen ca. boE ieot Faattie
huInmeKe sale ut frefontaine isidg
Third aud fc.ler way.
Wrinkles. freekias. acars mois..
pimpies removed SEA Arcade ifiaH.
TOurEES, WfaH---Aii kfnds % hair
work kosb, int spring Ina 49,.
BAY = cav 4 in The Ns.r
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PUBLIC MARKETS


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huttrf. shc ID. lbs o.. home made
10. lha' sGc' srgs' 10. dox sos
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TACOMA. March s.-aGo over
and buy rs SOME bananas" said one
OF two affabts strangers TO Aufone
Anderson They gave Anderson n
81 bin and ne banded them hIs val
let. containing s2es as security.
Antoine has the bananaB
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years used the appliance for
stomach trouble and general de-
biiity aud have derived the
greatest amount ~ benefit from
II. JAS DONOHUE.
efNroN
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=: TIE man who 49,.
n ~~6 tita and you will
<eFc<, men Of power
~ men who respect
~ tn1 are reapected
~ xTa by their fello~ men
4 pot like 10 b. strong
- At ne is equal M
r. ~ y &ey man OF his ageg
III 49, = you will obey the
49, q Hadf 20 you.
49, besn tried ana have
IIlz " kpou thai. but Flee
~ fail: Il IL eler-
W e}ectricitr IA life =
" tHSpII With which Ia
ss lr{fy q sour body
- you health and hap
~ -
IrkfiS Z ~ u the eleetrfo In
9yn n 1cs that pumps "A
-, xtm into your kodv
( ~ 81 II sr.,'s II reneWa the
- s1vttivn and hnssge NJ
lor1lSsx ons Of SLOW going
~ 4 ~ HtakiInss III Vol
y ~ y drives IL out n
hl7rs. "inAch trouble lnm.
m 4 - q liver eomnlaint
MI VI, ~. q nerve forsn ', p.lac.
y s6iif Fs'cre yon ~ per.
-. ----~
s.s1isk1 application Of
- mugs took in is
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Furnished Houses

East Seattle cottage. furnished. I'M
Furnished bedrooms. sweeping
vfex Mnlu 4724
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souTH OF TOWN
NrAu <Ew CAR LINE

20 AEREH facing beautiful lake.
partly improved. txseo.
10 ACRES. Improved. view property.
etAoa
10 ACRES. near sunny dale. rich SEQ
end bottom land. q coo.
70 ACRES all level. best Of sotis Z
acres IN cultivation. acres parflf
cleared small house. close 20
school. easy driving distances 20
market. = snap at 1850.
ACRES. south OF city limits, few
rods ffuFn nav car line. all level
partly cleared. ts.oee,
AZ AcRrs. ertra coed. cioss IN.
ti.eep
8 ACRES. with neat s-reorn cottage.
~ ace
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 ALASKA nLlLpINE.
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brTf1lllV0Hrn 4 boka -.
Professional Directors and Licensed
Emhalmerr, 1891 ist Phones sfs,
unlvernlty undettahing rarlofs. 4sii
nth \, ~ North aia. Green 1kt
nennsy- Watson Co. Fpns,sl Dlfsa-
tors. Third av. and University.
Main ~, Elliott sht
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20 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Owing to the consolidation of the SUM-
lend Independent Telephone Compan-
md the fact that, in great measure,
- neesssary changes have been made
AHeby the two phones are being OPP
eated = one, The Seattle Star is notify
- = subscribers that the Independent
evsehboard win be removed from its
ei1ce q once. Through the courtesy of
- Sunset Telephone Company, by in
9eesed efficiency on our Sunset line, we
~ eve very prompt attention to all Gala
NJ =, THE SEATTLE STAR.
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AT EiI.lsNsnuRo
ACRES. tsIbs tl1s CASH
balance SIC per month. for choice
land under kittitas high line
canal II you don't know what II
", It's time you wsfa asking,
u your chance 10 get a good lit,
sis piece q irsiEeied land ~
rilCEh aud TERMS that arc
kiisfirAs LAND CO, nc,
i4xiH Third Axenua Main aist.
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Special Notices.
Wanted-Room and Board

s>r koom ssd 6>csf,d h ice
English family by scandinavian
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yc~-N@~e~-~gs~ses ~se~e-N~re~.~~~~
Tnr Kiln Apf4s-s-lfnHaek NpiuH NMtses.
$500 steam heat Rha. electric
light. hot ara cold rnaninG wstsF;
everything complete. single. Use
up. sit Eighth Az. Ind 1s77
Good rooms. furnished housekesp-
Ing and sleeping. cheap rent
1881 y and Its1n Eighth av.
Furnished houmsh eaping rooms
cieap. iiRht. beat and gas tn-
cladsd. Queen Anne 1898. III
Two modern housek coping rooms.
nicely Furnished - per month.
Phone North tfka.
Two furnished housekeeping roomA.
t1z month: gas Included A sass
1898 Harvard.
one. two 1-roofu modern apis. 81 90
snd up. 1919 Pike Street.
Earie. 10 Marion Single u. ~ Inns,
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Blue GRASS ls FloMER

. FRANKFORT. NY. March =
= is.--Aftcr tt had been shown =
. 10 the satisfaction u the state =
= senators that the blue grass 4
= has flower. the upper house 4
= OF the legislature voted TO 4
= adopt tho hiae grass as the .
= Kentucky state flower and the =
4 tulip As the state tree. =
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~~y~~~s~S~<~e~e~s~~>~
THE BROADWAY. corner Broadway
and fcsier---Just opened. fifty
rooms 10 choose from. popular
prices. hot water. steam heat, and
call bells In every room. r. e.
PrentiaH Prop.
TO LEr-@On Queen Ammo Hili. fur-
nishud room. with view OF Sound
and mountains Queen Anne gao
Room. ti.fs week. Free bath, free
phone. Yates Hotel. 9Th and Pine.
First-Ilates Soc daily and up.
Nice stean heated rooms. 5000 a
wnek. and up. 722 PIKE ri.
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Help Wanted--Femals
Situations Wanted
Female

A respectable woman would Ike q
position a~ houmekewper In q
Protestant home. has two hoya. .
and ~ years Address T1t3h tTth
av y w, seattle, Wash.
Middle -asrd German woman eAnts
position As huusoknepef In small
family fE0 per month Call SIS
1sstA ~ A~aFsfN kEaNh
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ROBERT MALTBY
1919 ALASKA nLILpINU.

TEN ACHES gsoo
sfs cash ard $50 monthly Will pur-
chase one % our slenwood Colony
fnfna. Located on sound, Just
weat OF Seattle IN we'll settled dis-
trtct and very close Co school
Enough timber on each tract to
build your own horne. Thin land
IL iaDag for garden truck. berries.
fruits. Hpuds or poultry ranches.
Any one ~ these tracts viii max =
a man independent as same " just
ono hours drive 90 frat class mar
ket In Efemerton and one hour by
boat To Seattle. CfIFFORD LAND
Co. 1918 Third av. open even
trMu
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For Exchange.

For Exchange.
~S>~-~~~rs~~~~~~~>~~ee 5~~~~~~~~e~~~
s.ftooM MODERN HOUSE FOR
SMALLER
lot eostos. half block from car. All
n fmpFof smvuts except paving IN
and paid IN full Price o. SOC.
otscAu ~ JENSEN q co.
"a Northern hank uldR-. tth a PIKE.
NivA acres. overlooking city aud
sac. opp1etAe EAMFhl park been
In garden several Year,. Will trade
far G-foola bungalow or cottage.
80 owner. ikit TAlFd ax. Phone
Norwood zoTf
Wethavs several thousand acres ~
wheat aud alfalfa land listed with
ns for eAchanKo. II you have city
property TO exchange. come 10.
We will make deal 1oe Amsr-
lean Hank nidE
sfcaAcra homestead IN cengral ore
Eon. house. barn. machinery. C-iok.
cars star
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Business Chances.

~~c0r~N<~>~~~~<N~-~~N< -~N<~s><>r<<Nr><~<sr>
HAVE you $500 CASH7
II you have 1900 cash, we can sell
you acres OF beautiful. level, fer
tile land. within quarter mile
school house. on good road. This
must he cash. ~ IL u splendid buy.
OLE HANSON e. co,
Third Floor New York Block.
Manufacturing plant needs $4,000 70
develop. Have one OF the best
futures on the Coast. Nothing like
n In the West. VIII bear strict
investigation. G-1o7, care star.
steam laundry for sale IN lively
country town. Price $4,000, half
cash. Address G-i0s, care OF star.
FOR sale or viii trade IN on house
and lot. furniture OF 3S-room
apartment house. Main 1894.
The best bargain In the state store
and property for sale at a big sac
rifice. y 1871, Star.
Election is over. will sell my picture
theatre. must leave city. Call and
see me no Occidental av
Established fuel business for city lot
or small ranch. Phone Queen
Anne 40s.
Nichols. bungalow man, Hinckley
Blk.
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For Sale--Poultry.

We carry In stock everything Tor
poultry -keepers--ths Eaecx Model
1919 inrubatorn. feed hoppevs. wa
ter founfs. remedies. lice killers.
dislnfectantA. chick markers, Their
uaonetcra. hygrometcrs. EsHer-
Model laboratory products. and a
complete iine Of poultry supplies
OF wood aud metal
AAHi.fNG- EBRf9HT sEED co.
Complete Poultry supply House
- pike III Seattle. wash
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Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
Pnfse fosf 81 SThippewa saturday
afternoon Return 50S Washing
ton apartments Reward. Main
GOfb.
one brindie bull pup. one white eye
aud four white feet. Answers 20
the name of Dodo. Reward. sf2h
Cherry ~
A hand bag containing purse and
glasaes. between Lincoln hotel and
Eighth av. Return hotel Lee.
L0st--HavinRs book No. t1<ss. Find
er return 10 Washingt ton Trust and
Savings Rank.
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Classified Directory.

--c.->o.o~.- AhcHTrEcf8
ifS9pSsc BOOK 81 kS1ss s sSlsc a. IN.
kAlgw plans. giving sixes etc. Soc
v. w voorhees,. Aren't, eli Eitel Bik
Ninhoin. bungalow man. fiinckisy
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-~@.--. -.----~---->-~-s---s------~-
= Learn 90 sznc. Ia s~o
~ slon' Trisi sr~s' Lss.
MhA sons every day snd even
HAA lnr paneins xaafsn-
" tod. 20 teAchera
- Ir you hnvs tried 70
learn from other teach
prs without recess.
come 70 vs.. Prof Hahes.
81 ensh buys nice summer camping
site. We are Offering 20 lots at
suauamish. she home OF Chief Sc
attic At tss. terms. " cash. bal
anee Oh per nonth Lots lie level,
s0xies title good close 70. wharf
AID salt sound free nee ~ com
naaniiy eaash. gg9a lisn aaes hass
service. THIS offer - made on
~ OLE HANSON & CO,
Third Floor New York Block.
fsetter alsp in ana aa~ what waiisng
Is dolng In hts new Plano Sales
Pariors. Arcade Annex. rooms
2oo-aos. second floor. oppeai,s eie.
plano as Il viii look and sound
n your own home. Prices lowest
because expense the lowest.
MIKE COIN
Second Hand Clothing Bought.
sold and Exchanged.
1917 PIKE ST.
Ind. T. $3.50. Main s33S.
fsaeflfne piano playing positively
taught In 10 TO 20 ieeH0nE. HOOK
lets free Seattle School OF Popu-
lar Music. s07 Third av. Main ztlA
Kodak rolls nsssfopsd for zoe. any
nixe. In at 1. at s they're donA
Jacobs Photo shop. p.-L Bidf
Nichols. bungafow man. Hinekiey
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LOT 95xlSI

bungalow man. Iiinckley
Blk.
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~~~~~~~~~~~-~~N~r~s~~c~
.. u. kicf~r. West Seattle Real Estats
ExcLUSfyELr. ~ Downs Block.
100 second az. Main ftkt, Ind. Fly
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For Sale--Eurniture.

Desks. chairs. snow cases. Chicago
.-..r. q yfrl.s rum. Co. 1925 Isl AZ.
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RULES OF THE CONTEST.


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fort the contes TO IN o -
Cut in the
the book and add name and address neatly
No in
Of and
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Coupon
SAME picture sEfo0Lp BE KEPT TOGETHER when to the
have nve each puzzle. = - ~'
plainly writ
matio
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Herald
all
Bookovers Editor Prizes will be
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and number the
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The Washington herald., 1912-04-14
AMERICAN CARS GAINING
PRESTIGE IN FOREIGN LANDS

The fine American motor car is quite
as stable a machine as any Of the Eu-
ropean makes-in fact, It is pushing
European cars hard in their own terri
tory. One reason for this is, no doubt.
the habit the American builder Of any
thing mechanical has Of looking ahead
rather than trying simply to meet the
moments need
There is a great difference among
American inventors, Of course. Only a
few years ago, nearly every motor car
showed distinct changes IN model from
season TO season. Some Of the younger
makes still do. But the cars that have
been out long enough to be fully de-
veloped, appear With the same models
year after year. except for minor re-
finements OF additions to equipment. OF
the three Stevens-Duryea models for
1872, for instance, two are like the 1911
cars precisely. and the other is different
only in small things.
These cars, In which practically every
radical change in automobile practice
since the beginning Of the industry in
this country has made its first appear
ance, have been unaltered in essentials
for eight years now. The unit power
plant, with its inclosed clutch and ny
wheel, and the multiple-dlsc dry-plate
clutch, which are now recognized as
standard the world over, were brought
out by the Stevens-Duryea people IN
1906. The six-cylinder engine. TO which
practically everybody has also come, was
Introduced by Duryea in 1906.
Since then there have been no funda-
mental changes IN automobile design
The 'three-roinf support" by which the
lower plant 4 nexiblY attached 70 the