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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
TAFTITES WORK
HARD In WEST
AIRS. WHiTMoRE, OF DENVER,
NAMED AS DIRECTOR OF
WOMEN'S BUREAU.
Senator Lodge Will Open Campaign
In Chic At Columbus
Soon.

CHICA'iO. Sept. 9.-David W. Null
vane, OF Kansas. director OF the west
ern headc. pnrtefs Of the National Re
publican ''ommittee. today announced
the appointment Of Mrs. j. ID. Whit
more. OF Denver. as director OF the
Women's bi'reau OF the western sect
Son Of the Taft campaign Mrs. Whit
more Will Rave charge OF the organi-
nation OF women's clubs In Colorado,
Idaho. Utah and Wyoming.
Mr.. MulVane also announced that
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. OF Mas
sacbusetts, would open the Ohio cam
patgn with speech at Columbus
September 20. when former Vice
President Charles W. Fairbanks also
will speak.
Governor Thomas r. Marshall. of
Indiana. Den acratic nominee for vice
president. Will enter Illinois this
month TO speak for the Democratic
national ticket. The place and date
are Springfield. september rs. This
speech viii come at the conclusion Of
a trip by Governor Marshall through
the southwest.
Governor Marshai WI speak at
Kansas CIT. Kansas. on the Afternoon
OF Septcrnhe1 tG In St Joseph. Mo-.
that night. and in Hannibal. Scptem-
Der A.. on September 25 ne is sched-
ulcd 20 speak az Grand Rapids. Mich
and he may bc there on the preceding
day 20 sIcak 10 the convention.
Speaker Champ Clark will start
through Missouri and Kentucky this
week be will enter Kentucky.
September ~.
MSEter1 headquarters of the. Re
publican purtg were opened here to-
day, conEr, afman ". g. Mckinley In
charge.
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REPUBLICANS
CARRY MAINE
STATE or NORTH RETURNS TO
THE OLD eAaIv FOLD
/. DEMOCRATS CARRIED STATE IN
1910 BUT COULD NOT KEEP
WILLIAM 7. HAINEs. REPUBLICAN
DEFEATED GOVERNOR
?. W. PLAISTEp.

PORTLAND MAINE. Sept. g.
Maine turned back 20 the Republican
party In the State election today. VIM.
p. Haines. OF Watervilie. being elected
Governor over Governor Frederick w.
Plaisfed. his Democratic opponent who
sought a second term. while the Re
publicans regained one OF the two
Congressional districts lost TO the
Democrats two years ago.
The new Legislature Is expected to
nave a small Republican majority. al
though returns before midnight were
not sent TO show whether former Con-
gressman Edwin &. Burleigh, Republi-
can. or Senator Obadiah Gardner, Dem
ocrat, will be chosen to the United
States Senate for the term beginning
next March
Returns for governor from 525 out
OF 643 election districts gave Haines.
Republican. 5s.is7; Plaisted. Demo
crat. 53.706.
The corresponding vote for 1910
was.
Fernald. Republican. 53.27l: Plais-
ted. Democrat. 5s.s5l. These returns
show Republican gain OF Q per cent
. and a Democratic loss OF . per cent.
II the same percentage Is maintained
throughout the state Haines' election
is indicated by about $3.50 plurality.
compared with $500 given Plaisted in
1910.
The congressman elected are:
First district, Asher G. Kinds OF
Portland. Republican: Second district.
ID. ]. McGillicuddy OF Lewiston. Dem
ocrat: Third district. Forest Goodwin
OF Skawhegan. Republican: Fourth
district. Frank T. Guernsey OF Dover.
Republican. Kinds. McGillicuddy and
Guernsey were reelected.
Returns for the legislature showed
eight Republican and three Dem
ocratic senators and AZ Republican
and 36 Democratic representatives
elected CIT OF total membership I'm
the senate OF 81 and in the house OF
Isl. The last legislature was heavily
Democratic In both branches.
The struggle between the Demo
Gratis and Republicans in Maine today.
for control OF the executive and legis-
iatives OF the state government, the
four congressional districts and coun-
~ officers, was one OF the closest in
many years. with returns up TO 10
o'clock tonight. In favor OF the Repub-
licans.
With half the state on record VIM.
(continued on Ninth Page).
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CRUSHED TO DEATH
Foreman of Clay Mine at New Cum.
berisnd killed-Lesves wife
and Eight Children.

NEW CUMBERLAND. September
s.-CauRht beneath a ton Of falling
coal IN the Clay mine OF the Globe
works. Alex Mcconnell. AGED 4t. OF
this place and for. man Of the mine.
vas crushed TO death. supposedly be.
fore noon today. The discovery was
not made until late this afternoon.
when bis son. William. and John
Hart entered the mine 20 learn why
he did not return home AZ the sup
per hour. The untouched dinner
basket found In the mine leads 10 the
belief that the accident occurred b..
fore noon. Mcconnell r. supposed TO
have been cutting strata OF coal
when u left go. crushing him to tho
ground. lie was married and leaves
eight children
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FORTY THOUSAND DROWNED
IN AWFUL FLOOD IN CHINA
TYpHooN. .ToRRENTiAL RAINS
AND FLOODS CREATE GREAT
DEATH LIST.
ONE CITY OF TEN THOUSAND
SAID TO HAVE BEEN EN-
TIRELY WIPED OUT.
HUNDREDS OF BODIES ARE
STReWN ABOUT AT THE
MOUTH OF THE SEA.

SHANGHAI. Sept. 9.-Immense
loss OF life is reported in mail ad-
vices just received from wen-Chow.
In the province of Chekiang.
Chinese estimates give the death
roll between 10000 and 10000 as the
result OF a typhoon combined with
torrential rains and high tides which
occurred August %.
Great hoods followed and the upper
Wen-ChOw river overdowed a vast
area. The town OF Tsingtien. forty
miles northwest OF wen-Chow. was
overwhelmed and 10000 OF the inhab-
itants were drowned.
Various other towns and villages
were destroyed and the prefecture al
Chuchow. an important missionary
station. was washed away.
The tyrhoon of August 20 swept
over several provinces on the eastern
coast OF China. including ChekIanp
and Fukien. Previous telegraphic ad.
vices reported great loss OF life and
damage TO property around Foochow.
the seat at the mouth OF the Min
river being strewn with hundreds Of
bodies.
The province OF Chekiang. which
has population OF about 12.OO0. 900.
consists in part OF fat lowlands and
is considered one of the most fertile
provinces in China.
In consequence OF the foods the in
habitants will be In danger of fam
Inc. Last year the food caused by
the overflow of the Yangste river.
which was the most extensive in
memory. caused the death by drown
ing Of 100000 persons and left mil
lions TO face starvation.
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MINE GUARD
SYSTEM POOR
-iNvINcislE LAW AND INTERNAL
LOBBYIST" CAUSE or STRIKE
TROUBLE.
90 DECLARES GOVERNOR GLASS.
COCK. TALKING or PAINT
CREEK AFFAIR.
MINES IN RALEIGH COUNTY
PLACED UNDER MARTIAL
LAW MOhpAV MORNING.

speciAi Di-nsf~h o. 'ne InteIiixencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. o.
Governor william 4. Glssscock was
more laxative today on the condi-
tions leading up to the trouble In the
OPAL fields than he has been since the
Liflitia has been In the field. He de-
clared today that although the mine
guard system was partially rcsponsi-
Bile for present existing conditions.
the principle cause was the ''invinci-
BILE law and the Internal lobbyist"
This assertion on the part OF the
GOVERNOR is attributed TO the efforts
made in previous legislatures TO en-
act legislation that would eliminate
the mine guard srem and other
evils the laboring men have COM
plained OF. While the governor has
been censured on both sides. he has
refrained from saying anything in
the public prints.
Dorothy Under Martial Law.
Fearing trouble OF n serious nature
at Dorothy. Raleigh county. the plant
OF the Four States Coal company was
placed under martial law az O'Clock
this morning. The district is at pres
ent being commanded by Captain l..
q. Levy. with about 40 men. This is
s.ate. with the men drawing about 25
per cent above the union scale. They
were brought out under threats to
join sympathetic strike.
The Paint Creek Consolidated Col
lieries company today announced they
would pay $4,000 for the arrest and
conviction OF the men who shot and
killed Mine Guards r. r. Stringer nj
Holley Grove and Gus Pinson at
Mucklow.
The Karavha Coal Operators as
ISOLATION will meet in this city to-
morrow for the purpose OF discussing
the question: OF answering the ques-
tons propounded by the mine investi-
gatfoon commission relative TO the
cost OF mine guards, mining. living
and other matters relative to the
mining industry.
Guards Are In Bad.
An authoritative report reached the
city today that a dozen mine guards
have been lettering around the head
OF Paint Creek, in Fayette county
An old abandoned farm house Is used
as the rendezvous. Citizens along
the head of Paint Creek have been
complaining OF much shooting. One
resident. fearing assassination OF his
family. today moved out OF the COM
munity. He reported ten shots were
fired into his house.
Menry Barger. colored. arrested for
carrying a loaded revolver within the
military zone, was today sentenced TO
six months in the Harrison county
Jail.
Mother" Jones. who started for the
military zone this morning. was or
dered by General Elliott to board the
same train from which she disem-
barked. and later returned 70 this
city. She had declared before ieav-
ing Charleston that she hoped she
would be arrested and preferred 20
sleep In jail than In her bed"
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START CAMPAIGN
In PENNSYLVANIA
Congressman Moore Of Philadelphia
Instructed to Get Busy.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9--Chairman
Hilles. Of the Republican national
committee TO-DAY requested Congress
man J. Hampton Moore. Of Philadel-
phia. secretary of the Republican
congressional committee 20 begin at
once the organization In Pennsylvania
OF an actinc committee TO promote the
candidacy Of Republican nominees for
congress"
Hiiies pointed out that pending the
adjustment OF the electoral complicat-
ions. thcre II danger that full consid-
Grafton may not be given the very i'm
portant and 60 Pennsylvania the very
vital question of returning 90 Wash
inEton n congressional delegation that
will support Republican politics"
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JUDGE CAN TELL
LOVE LETTER WHEN
HE READS ONE

WEBSTER SPRINGS. W. Va. sept.
s.-JudEe Keller Of the United states
district court sitting here. knows a
love letter when he secs one. and Il
ls 20 this fact that Clarence stone
street owes bis liberty.
Stonesfreet. who a. a school teach
er in Bravton county. was indicted
for violation ~ the postal laws the
parents ~ a younR woman he had
been paying court 10 charging the let
ter be had written was obscene.
S'ouoffreet made dove 10 the girl
in The community he was teaching
last winter. but the old folks objected
70 his attentions. The pedagoguc
poured forth his distracted soul 10 the
girl IN n fen.pnge letter. which was
the cause ~ The trouble Judge Ref-
Ter decided that the letter was not
obscene. but that 10 was. indeed. "a
magnificent love letter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
TAFT CHEERED
President Pagses Through Maine N
Auto end Gets Ovation.

BEVERLY. sept. 9.-President Taft
returned TO Beverly tonight from a
~ hour visit 90 his brother. q p
TAFT. who has n summer cottage at
Biddeford Pool. Maine. He was lust
In time 20 get .5e early returns from
the Maine state election ana was
pleased with the apparent Republican
strength displayed. lie had no com
ment 10 make.
On the way down from Biddeford.
the President picked up Mrs Taft
who had been the guest of friends al
York HarbOr. Maine His AUTOMOBILE
passed through many Maine towns
ana villagrg filled with election crowds
which recognized and cheered him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
TWO BOYS MEET
DEATH In OHIO
LLOYD MORROW AND GEORGE
WlTHEROW MEET WkTERY
GRAVES MONDAY.
Morrow Gets Beyond Depth and
Youth Cousin Tries to
Help Him.

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Sept. g.
Lloyd Morrow, aged l3. and George
Witherow. 10. were drowned in the
Ohio about $50 y. IN. today. Morrow
Is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Morrow. of Toronto. o.. and his
cousin. George Wifherow. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Witherow. OF Iron
dale. o. vas visiting hhn.
In the afternoon the boys decided
20 take a swim and went to a point
known as 1ctto. a. short distance be-
low New Cumberland Morrow got
beyond HIS depth and was caught IN
the current. lie yelled franficaNy
and his cousin went 20 HIS help. Both
boys were caught and could not reach
shore. NJ one was close enough 20
render aid. tTheir bodies have not
yet been recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
TWO OHIO MINES
ARE NOW ON FIRE
Report That rive Minors Were En-
trapped said 20 ne Untrus.

Special Dispatch O. the Intelligence.
sTEU HENV1LBE. o.. sept a-The
- q y. mine a. Amsterdam and the
Y houchiuRhcny a Chic mine nearby are
both on Ere About 500 miners are out
of Work o. result Flre fn the Y a
a. mine started sunday through care
lefsnees. Mith difficulty some ~ the
miners succeeded in reaching safety
through the main shaft but an reached
tho tor safely report that Eve men
we're trapped ln ne burning mine 10 de-
MED - the officials.
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FRANCE WINS
In AVIATION
JULES vEDSlNEs WINS GORDON
BENNETT TROPHY IN VERY
EASY FASHION.
TERRIFIC BURSTS OF SPEED sY
FREkcHMAN TOO MUCH
FOR AMERICANS.
AFTER DRINeS FLIGHT
THOMPSON OF v. S. RE-
FUSED TO EVEN TRv.

CHICAGO. September s.-France
won today the worlds aviation cham
pionship. Jules Nedrines champion
OF France. driving Deperdussin
monOplane. took from America tho
James Gordon Bennett silver trophy
without a contest Not an American
aeroplane rose from the ground In de-
Tense OF the cup. won by this country
frcm England last year De Lloyd
Thompson. the only American aviator
who hai not Nithdrawn from the race
up TO the last hour. took a final
glimpse at NcdJines' record and
walked OF the field.
Officials OF the Aero Club OF Ameri-
ca explained their concession OF the
trophy to France at the outset, by
saying In point of speed this country
had not the ghost OF a chance"
Terrific Speed.
Nedrines' time for completing the
l24.S miles over the 4.l4-mile course
was hour. 10 minutes and 56.S5 sec
| onds. Ills average time was 1888
miles an hour. His only competitors
were two Frenchmen-Maurice Pre-,
vosi. also in a Deperdussln. which
made the course In in l hour. 10 min
utes and 1882 seconds. and Andrew
Frey in Hanriot monoplane, who
came down after making % OF the 30
laps OF the course. because OF engine
trouble.
Was Soft for Vedrines.
Vedrines made easy work Of H.
, Starting before any of his competitors
were out. he sailed around the pylons
! like swallow on the wing. attaining
in some Of the laps almost two miles
minute. and then rested In his
hangar while the American contest
i ants withdrew aud while Major SAM
uel Reber chairman Of the contset
committee oof the Aero Club of Amer
/ lea. shook his head. saying the speed
set by the Erenchman was too great
to be met by any machine on this
side of the Atlantic.
Neck ana Neck Race.
The only sembiance Of neck and
neck race came hours after Nedrines
had alighted when Frey and Provost
! fired for the close OF the days sport.
Frey soon was oNertnken by Provost
who started two minutes later. At the
fourteenth lap. Prev Vost had left Frey far
behind and at that time was only thirty
/ two seconds behind the time Innde by
"F-ireS While steadily out-distanctng
Frey. he lost on. he lost on the French
champions time, until az the twenty
third lap he was seventy-three seconds
behind vedrines. That assured the
trophy TO Vedrines.
The Aero club Of America made every
possible eTort 20 defend the cup which
wss won last year by Chas. r. weyman."
said Major Reber we sent letters 10
every aeroplane builder In the country
Offering 10000 for every machine that
would attain something Ike 100 miles an
hour But We had not machine that
could come within forty minutes OF win
ming the race. There was not "A yhost
~ chance from the start
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
FIGHT IS ON
FOR ESTATE OF
DROWNED FAMILY

WASHINGTON. pa. September ..
A remarkable situation. which D. 81
pccfed 90 deveiope into hlg legal
battle. has arisen as result o. tha
death IN the food of lsst week of VII.
liam j Gillespie. his wife and four
children. who. resided in the Cherry
Valley section near here. All six met
Instant death in tho food None left
q will and now the relatives % Mr..
Gillespie and those Of Mrs Gillespie
have started RI frht to secure tho
estate which amounts TO several thou.
sand dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
SEVEN KILLED
In Motor Cycle Accident az Newark,
and Another VIII Die.

NEWARK. Sept with the iden-
tlfcation late today Of two OF the
spectators who died as the result o.
tueir injuries. the list Of those who
lost their iivess besides Hasha and
Albright who were racing. was com
pletcd. az follows.
Edward Fischer.
Thomas Foehner.
James Loefrlnq.
william Barnett
Russell Daley all young men Of
Newark
Charles William. n spectator. was
believed to night 70 be dying With a
fractured skull
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EXCITEMENT
Alleged Negroes Tried 20 Enter Blue
neld Nome and condiuona
Are Tense.

6pec'ef uier1frr fn tho fntrfffrencer
HLTEFfELu. W We. Sent a--frn-
known parties. disguised o. GvuaieH.
but known NOT 90 o. such snrrared
% the home - Mrs g. ~ sanford ON
HarFer street late tonight. fhnroughfy
frightened her and the family but dIf
house lt a. Thought they were NEGROES
and Do The face ~ ureerut conditions
TIE occmrrHnce has added fresh excite
Or arrived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
MINE EXPERIMENT
Conferences &c Be Hsld IN pitssburah
IN Near Future

PfTTSHJ RGH. Pa. sept. Am
official International mine experiment
conference VIII be held IN this cifv
nom September 14-2a. Tnvffafiona
which were cent out ~ Secretary n
state Knox ~ the request of qccre-
tarv of Tho Interior Fisher have
been accepted hy Great prifian.
France. Germany. and Belgium Tn
object ~ conference is 90 establish n
uni. ersal standard ~ tests regulating
explosives ond fuses used In mines.
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TIE wEATHnR


WA8HTHoToU, sept o.-rorecasff
western Psnnsylvania ana ohio-Fafr
Tuesdayi "wednesday, increased cioudi-
ness, probably followed by showers and
lover temperature ~ night; urht 10
r4oderate south winds
west VirEfnia-Fair Tuesday and
wednesday, Increasing cloudinsss.
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THREE KILLED
When Passenger Trsin Strikes Auto
nobie-Men Ground
20 Pieces.

NEWBUftGH. y. s.. sept. s.
James Ava Terry. Wood Pitts. and
Grant PUT. tusiness men of MontFon-
cry. Orange county were Killed AZ
Embiers croesinF. on the Wall KIN
Valley railroad tonight when n pas
sen niger train struck the automohiis
which they were riding. The men
were literally ground 90 pieces on
the motor car was carried for some
distance on the pilot ~ the engine.
finally falilur by the tracks completely
demolished.
a short time ago Mr.. and Aira
George Wait. were killed at thc same
spot
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tcontinusd on ninth PagsJ
The Delta independent., 1912-12-06
- I
RoyL:Onlth
The Leading
Jeweler
BUSINESS LOCALS.
> . 80 . 4

Quality reigns supreme at our store
Roy l. Smith. The Jewcler.
Rooms for rent for light housekeep.
ing. furnished or unfurnished. 63S
Meeker.
c. d. Allen & Son is headquarters
for everything in Jewelry, Diamonds
and Watches.
Have two fine ranches near Ce-
daredge TO trade for Delta residence
or ranch. Surface Greek Realty Co.
See our line of Sterling and Plated
Silverware. nothing nicer as Christ
mas gift for mother. c. ID. Allen &
Son.
Lo3T-BetE ceH Delta and olathe.
Pair OF eye classes in case; finder
please return to Ealph Angel by mail
in order to get reward-Ralph Angel,
Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1912-12-06
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LOCAL AND PERSON AL

W. A. Davis. General Auctioneer.
John Scott left for Cripple Creek
Thursday.
S. Sanner was in Cedaredge on busi-
ness Tuesday.
C. M. Bailey was here from Mont
rose the first of the week.
Mrs. John Davis returned from a
visit in Paonia Wednesday.
Adam Wishart left for Denver We'd
nesday morning on business.
Our collection includes dozens of
bracelets. Roy l.. Smith. The Jeweler.
Montrose claims the Western Slope
football championship for this season
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas were
Delta visitors from Hotchkiss Wednes-
day.
Want to buy two or three hot wa
ter incubators. Inquire at Perkins
hotel
For high grade Watches. Fine Dia-
monds and Jewelry go to C. d. AL
LEN & SON.
You will find II an easy matter to
buy a watch at Roy L. Smiths, The
Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs HW. Pratt were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lindsey at Thanks
giving dinner.
w. 7. Goslin and Stanley Miller
We're in Delta from Grand Junction
on business. Monday.
Our collection consists of NARlE-
TY. NOVELTY and GOOD QUALITY.
Roy L. Smith. The Jeweler.
The Colorado State Bank will hold
its annual meeting for the election OF
directors. on Monday. January 9th,
1913.
Mrs. R NJ. Logan returned home
from a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. b. F. Reed. last Saturday
evening.
Three papers and a Christmas pack
age for the price OF one is a winner
You have but a short time TO take ad-
vantage OF il.
F. w Trechter departed for Canon
City on both business and pleasure last
Monday morning. He returned home
Thursday evening.
This seasons football record is u
killed: 1S3 crippled or otherwise in
jured Just about on a par with the
late Spanish American war
Editor II. A. McNally. of the Tri-
bune. his wife and baby. returned on
Monday from a weeks visit with
friends in the state metropolis.
c. W. Cunningham was an outgoing
passenger for Denver last Monday
morning and he was contemplating a
trip TO Arkansas before his return.
Miss Louise Waller. of Delta, in
company with couple of young lady
friends en-route to Denver. got left
by the train in Montrose on Wednes
day Of last week After the train had
so minutes start they started to over
take 1t in an automobile and made
Cerro summit just as the train did
They reached Cimarron in ample
time to board the train.
i ne Delta Elhs INDUCED IN llttie
smoker after lodge Wednesday even
ing. During lodge Christmas chari-
ties were discussed and 500 voted TO
aid families whom the committee
might recommend This is an action
which can be commended as well as
suggested to other lodges in the city
and county Christmas is a good
time for everybody to show their phil
anthropy.
A train OF eleven cars of onions
the largest single shipment of onions
in the history of the Western slope
was shipped on the Denver 4 Rio
Grande from Olathe on Monday. 1t is
billed on the Missouri Pacific TO
Wichita, where the cars will be divert
ed to Texas market Two men ac-
company the train to keep the fires
going in the cars.