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The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
DOZEN SPECIAL
AUTO TRAINS
FOR DETROIT
Plans Are Being Made to Run
Specials to New York
show
PROSPECTS FOR BIG
DOUBLE-HEADER FINE
Never Before Has There Been
Such Intense Interest
Shown

Realizing that the great double Ma
tional Automobile Show, which II TO
be held in New York next January 10
to be staged on a scope far greater
than anything yet attempted In this
line. manufacturers Of cars, and acces-
sories, their factory stats, agents In
cities throughout the country and
prospective buyers OF cars are plan
ming a bigger invasion OF the Metrop
oils than ever before In automobile
hixtOry v ,Asa,,..,s. So. ~ a.
The coming "double-header,' TO run
simultaneously In Grand Central Pal
ace and Madison Square Garden. Jan
IL to 25, IL, the thirteenth National
Automobile Show and Will reveal the
magnificent product Of more than II
years OF automobile evolution and I'M
proyement- Following the custom Of
former years there will be exhibits or
pleasure cars the first week and COM
fherclal vehicles the second. This ap-
plies to both buildings.
Special train parties are being or.
gained In every automobile manufac-
turing city OF any size and railroads
running from the west TO the Metrop-
oils will be taxed to their capacity ear.
ly In January.
Arrangements are being made in
Detroit for more than dozen specia.
trains. The indianapolis manufactur.
ers and dealers are to make the trin
to the show In special train OF Pull
mans on Jan. and 10, the Indians
Automobile Manufacturers associa-
ton promoting this. Nearly 100 -eser-
vations have been made on this train
which il to carry an orchestra, Q
cabaret show and other forms OF en-
| tertainment to make the ride q pleas
ant one. The association will give q
big dinner on the train. Doubtless
other organizations will adopi the
cabaret entertainment idea on theii
specials.
There are many agents OF cars ant
prospective buyers living In distan
cities who In the past have not con
] sidered II worth while to spend thu
time and stand the expense Of AT end
| ing the national show In New Yorl
city, but In view OF the fact that hun
! dreds OF new car models and grea
carloads of new accessories and part
are to be seen in the two spaciou
buildings they plan to make the tri
east. This point was mentioned re
peatedly at the recent meeting OF tn
| National Association of AUTOMOBILE
Manufacturers at Detroit recently.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
CARELESS DRIVING
COSTS MUCH MONEY
Cartercar Manager Thinks Most
Men Need eau
tiOning

That careless driving Ia the cause OF
thousands OF dollars loss to drivers or
motor cars, because OF the useless
wear on tires, is the opinion OF Mr..
Harry R. Radford, general manager OF
the Cartercar company, Pontiac,
Michigan.
1.-The average man does not pay
half enough attention to his driving,
says Mr.. Radford. "He runs along as
fast as possible, and in nine times our
OF ten stops too quickly. Drawing up
sharply, even though the wheels do
not slide, causes severe friction on
the tires and OF course great wear.
have seen men make a practice oil see.
ing In what short space they can stop
their cars In
81 actually believe that almost one
half Of the usual wear on tires Is use
less. or course, In a friction trans
mission car, where there are no jerks
or Jars the wear will be much less
than with the gear car. even that
wear could be reduced by careful ap-
rlication OF the brakes in stopping.
Pick out the men who run their tires
for distances from five TO ten thou
sand miles and yodll invariably find
extremely careful drivers, who real
ize as they should that all strains on
the tires must mean useless loss to
them"
Now with the Cartercar, which has
a friction transmission, I believe this
tendency to careless use OF the brakes
IA more apparent than with drivers OF
other cars, for the simple reason that
the driver OF the friction car knows
that with careless driving he will still
Get greater mileage from his tires, an
he figures that II is not necessary for
him 10 try TO secure such an excess
service from his tires"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
AUTO BUSINESS
FINE DESPITE
ELECTION YEAR
Chalmers Company Doesn't Re-
trench in Winter
Months
SAID 1T WON'T HAVE
TIME FOR INVENTORY
Pacific Coast and Southwest
Are Better Markets
Now

That the automobile industry is ind
Ing the 1918 season one of unusual
prosperity, IL evidenced by the reports
OF some OF tho leading companies.
The presidential election seems to
have had no bad effect on business
conditions generally. Reports from
all parts OF the country are highly
optimistic. ~ :.
The. Chalmers Motor Co.. states
that IT.. Saloe s-yere4neyer 80 good
In August the Chalmers had the
largest single months business In its
history. September and October ran
very closely behind August, and now
November bids fair to set q new
record.
Especially do the 1913 motor car
sales indicate unusual prosperity
among farmers. Nearly all of the big
agricultural districts show increases
In sales OF from 80 to 80 per cent.
Most OF the cities are also well ahead
of the same period of the 1912 season
In actual sales. Chalmers business In
general shows an increase over 1917
OF nearly As per cent for the first four
months
A single fact of the 1913 season Is
that the standard manufacturers are
increasing their plants while the So
called "assemblers" are cutting down
The whole buying public seems to be
inclining more and more toward the
strictly manufactured car. The new
season has been fruitful In receiver
ships, but II is good indication or
the stability of the industry that the
failures have all been among the les
ser lights. The big standard companies
were never so sound.
The-wintef- season-generally- re-
garded as the slow season-finds few
OF the larger builders retrenching.
The Chalmers Co., for instance, Is
running full capacity, with many de.
partments working night as we'll as
a day shift. II Is reported by this
company that the Chalmers plant will
not even be shut down for the usual
winter inventory.
An interesting feature OF the 1913
business Is the great advancement Of
the Pacific coast and the southwest as
an automobile market. or course,
weather plays large part In creating
big sales in these two territories, but
the actual sales reported from Cali
fornia, Oregon, Texas Missouri and
Kansas, indicate the truth OF the ex-
ceptional crop reports sent out. In
the list OF actual sales. the Chalmers
company reports these 10 cities in the
lead: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sap
Antonio, New York, Chicago. Boston,
Philadelphia, Kansas City, st. Louis
and Detroit.
Foreign shipments are unusually
strong. The American car finds
especial favor in the comparatively
new countries. With representation
in such points as Australia, New Zea-
land, Brazil Argentine. Venezuela,
South Africa, Ceylon and Philippines,
the Chalmers foreign sales depart
ment is in close touch With export
conditions. And shipments to these
points are said to show an Increase
of about rs per cent over 1912. Even
tumultuous Mexico Is doing a better
automobile business than In 1912.
Especially encouraging Is the bril-.
liant opening of the winter season.
The Chalmers company has more cars
ordered for winter delivery than ever
before.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
rIma 10 Applx hot.Watsr.

Winter Is the time to apply hot
water Jackets to the carbureter "a
your car is not fitted with one,'' says
Dr. Chas. q. Percival, who In his new
book The Trail OF the Bulldog tells
Of driving the first car through Alaska
ard the Klondike. Says the author,
besides filing the radiator with a
mixture OF ethyl or denatured Alcohol
be sure that your carburetor IL hot
water jacketed for cold weather driv-
Ing
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
OAKLAND SALES MANAGER
STARTS ON WESTERN TRIP

]. b. Eccleston. sales manager Of
the Oakland Motor Car company, Of
Pontiac, has gone west on an extern
sive trip that will take him to the
coast. Mr.. Eccleston will visit all the
larger distributing points for Oakland
cars and will be engaged In this work
until Il is time for him to so east for
the New York automobile show.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

MENOMINEE. Mich. Nov. 30.-Chas
Nlmmergut. Sc. who fell in a muddy
road recently and was unable to get
TO his feet for some time while driv-
Ing 90 hts home at Peshtigo Harbor.
n dead from the exposure
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

AN EARNEST OLD MAID.
An earnest old maid from Legralf
Made dress from yard and a half
She said TINT she knew
She could have made two,
But she feared the old bachelors would
lalf Judge.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

Business-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. .
John R.-st Phi. Main 14ss or City 1855
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
MANY MERCHANTS
 IN SEATTLE :
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. July l7-Nine thousand merchants from different parts of the state were entertained yesterday dur ing merchants potlatch day. Every day during the entire week. is q spe- cialty and known hy some particular name. and the management of this second annual potlatch has arranged for a grand celebration every hour of the day.
 The nine thousand merchants were shown a good time yesterday. and the bringing together of this class of business men from all over the state will rebound to the benefit of Seattle
 A huge parade was given yester- day. airships were sailing over the city and town. races ont at the Mead ows. races upon Lake Washington. in fact the merchants stated they had one continual round Of pleasure from sun to sun.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
GOV. MARSHALL
 IN LIME LIGHT

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. July IT, Governor Thomas F. Marshall. select ed as the running mate of Woodrow Wilson. entertained twenty members of the democratic national committee last evening at what was termed "a love feast"
 Governor Marshall believes the dem ocratS will win in the coming election but the party should not hecome tnV confident. for there is lots Of hard work to he performed. According t. the nominee for vice president there would he nothing to the election. all things being equal. hut the party is handicapped. and it will have hard work to overcome. the same being well organized machine buitl up by the republicans in power.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. July IT, The ruling of the interstate com merce commission affect all express companies doing an interstate busi- ness. is believed will have a tendency to lower the cost of living.
 The companies in the past have been holding mp the consumer more for transportation of products than the cost of raising same. The farmer doing all the work taking all risks did not receive as much for farm products shipped to supply depots as
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
RED FLAG VOTED DOWN
 BY THE ". r. OF M.

recognized as symbolic of anarchy, the foe of the nation as we'll as or ganized labor.
 From now on the flags of the West ern Federation of Miners will he the Star Snaglcd Banner and all Min CTS unions aiiiliating with the organ ization will be barred from using the red banner as one of it's cmhlems or decorations
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
CHINESE REPUBLIC
 ASSOCIATION FORMED
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July IA Chi nese republic association has been formed in the United States. for the purpose of advancing the Chinese at home. and stimulate civilization with held under the old dynasty.
 The birth to the new organization was given today and hundreds of local Chinese have enrolled. Branch or ganizations will be inaugurated in every city in the United States con a certain number of Chinese
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
HOMES
 FOR POOR
Special Nugget Service.

PARIS, July 166-The city has au- tent of forty millions to construct tenements for the poor. These struc- lures will contain the latest improve ments. and to be rented to the poor working classes at cost, of interest up on the investment. and maintenance with a sinking fund established.
 The city will guarantee the bonds and a low rate of interest will he SC cured. The forty millions are expect cd to be subscribed for by local capi- talists in Paris.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
LATE POLITICAL NEWS
SEATTLE DEvEl l0PInG
 INTO FIGURING CENTER

No new industry of recent years has proved of more importance to tho Northwest. than the Fisher nourins mills. IL requires t6.0on bushels of grain every day to keep it going. This means more than &.noo.oou bushels a year. Since wheat k one of the im- pnrtaut products If this part of the country. it will he seen that manu- factory using >o much of it is bound tu prove uf great value to the farm CTS.
 Thousands of people visited the big
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Special Nugget Service.

The arbitration commission. appointe 10 settle the wage dispute affectine many of the railroads east of Chicago opened session this morning and com menced to take evidence.
 The engineers and other employees on hfty-seven railroads operating east of Chicago, agreed to leave the con troversy to an arbitration commission and they will abide by the decision of the said board. Both the railroad em- ployes and the various roads are rep resented on the arbitration boart V nile the odd member Is neutral
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
w. w. SALE HAS NO INTEREST.

Tn Nhom it may concern W. W Sale has no interest whatever in that certain placer mining claim known as I-avri" on the right limit Of Holynk opn~itc creek claim No location no tice recorded in N"l. 16N at page 4S5 Cape Nome prcinct.
 Dated July l6. 1912
 GEORGE STATHAKIS. Bv JAMES PROTOPAPAS,
 His attorney in fact.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
TRYING TO SETTLE
 THE WAGE QUESTION

The board expects to he m sess ion ticns Of each side and are nht expect ed to reach a decision before about August first.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
WOMAN
 LEAPS TO DEATH
Nugget Special Service.

PORTLAND. JHy T.. Mrs. Ncttie Wash. vile "f prominent citizen book her ohI.d in her arms this morn ,ns aud jumped from an upper story Uiud"N. kulIng herself aI,d offspring Instantly hy SrrIhlu2 ta- pl>cmen; nclow.
 The cause for the rash deed i- al uilutrd hy friends [" jealousy ;h. wourau beius cNtrerulv iralous or her husband.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. July t7.-One of the fca lures of progress and prosperity day recently observed in Seattle. as a rec suit of the activity of the New Seattle Chamber of Commerce. was the ob- servance of the first anniversary of the operation of the Fisher Pouring eration 9Sis per cent of the time: twenty-fo hours day The only closing down was to permit making minor repairs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17

llaut on the tide flats and got an idea "f how flour is made today. They s.tw that the dusty miller is a thing of the past. The grain k not touch ed hy human hands after 1t starts on is course. Almost every step is au- ,pmutic Following the inspection re- treatments were served
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Special Nugget Service.

CRIPPLE CREEK. July 1.-The Western Federation of Miners by a large majority in convention have voted to down the red flag as an en- blem in any manner or form associat- ed with their organization.
 The Western Federation of Miners from now on will have nothing to do with the red banner. now generally
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
WILL REDUCE THE
 HIGH COST OF LIVING

the express companies. The railroads working in conjunction with express companies refused t" handle certain kinds of goods, in less than certain weights. forcing the farmer 10 patron ize the express companies.
 The late ruling by the interstate commerce commission will correct such abuses and force the express companies to he more moderate in their tolls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
KEEP AWAYi STAY AWAY.

lf you come you sure have to stay, they all go home late (poor wife), none but the deaf can break away from such music. BOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Teddy WuI Tour West.
Roose.eLt state conventLon Auaust ,
Tat WlU Reward FaithfuI.

NN>lII\GI'\. T. '.. Jnlv I, rf--ld.rt Tet h,~ Iun.m.rd h. will a.n a"t ."u r.earI rHr rutlra. and .n n G1oiufmeui- h" sin ho 2orrru- .d '" 'h" -'nimS of 'he applicants .n 'he.r r.I.'taf heEirf-. acts. crr.. H# addition r, tn..r "tH-r qualifications for th, on...
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Special Nugget Servi~s.

WASHINGTON. July r. August Belmont on. of the leading New York ! haukcrs and representing the house "f R"thschildS in this country. ts~ti. lied before the campaign fund conn mitt,e of congress his institutions through him direct. contributed th. sum "f two hundred aud hftv thoH. sand dollars in the Alton Parker cam paisn when that person v3s running for president
 The contribution was made to fur ther The cause of democracy. he he licvine Parker would prove more benehrial to large investors. with his conservative ideas than the radical candidate of the republicans
 carim Thompson Secretary Of Taft.
 WASHINGTON July I--Carmi Thompson of ohio has been slated to succeed Chas IT, Hillcs as private sec retarv to the president
 Chairman fTll"s of the national committee, is too busy to hold on to both positions and il is more than lilrlv be will be succcrded as secre- tary to the president by Thompson of ohio. a close friend of Taft's
 Third Party oishonorsbIe.
 WASHINGToN. p =. July IL Senator Works of Los Angeles. Cal vhne -peaking ep"u the canal bill r the upper house yesterday took the| liberty to comment upon the third rtrty. certain politicians are trying to foster upon the nation. and stated This third party movement shouId| he npped in the bud. We all may have had preferences before the con. V"ution to nominate candidate. butt after the candidate has received thei endorsement of the delegates in con vention assembled. tho person rcceiv- ing the honor should be the choice of all republicans.
 Although my state expressed a | preference for Roosevelt. before the convention. and worked for him like | Troians at Chicago still they lost out | and it would be dishonorable for them
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17

trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward Coml Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17

New laid eggs at Prosssr's, tf per dozen. Phone Black 5. Live chickens SO csnts pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17

2" lend their support l." 'rv aud hep organic" an independent party. Nho-s aim both from tn. first ,ut tIH tar election will be to defeat tn. raruh icgus in tbe national .l.,tIoa uest Nut .mhcrs
 Teddy Opposes Compromise
 OYSTER BAY July [, Th.ad,re Eo"seveIt opposes every and tu farae "r rr"rositioue advanced l.. Tln men and supporters to bring alo1t ], ,oiurr"mise and unite the ptrty N Tau defeated Teddy fu the Chicago convention sa will the po"luet defeat him in tue coming election grre.r- Co 10, the set view or the situation taken hy Roasse.lt
 Straight Fight Demanded
 NEW YORK. Ja'v l1 AT raIab.t can headquarters established and ,pou"d in thf- .fv. tH. leaders are. being swaurod with letters aud tcle -rams from republicans 1l' over the country. implarng th.u 'a make a. straight issue iu rbc coming election ] The republican leaders are youeine rd all th. sfatcs are ready L" make 1 straight fight af il. and forever kin off "h"ltius no matter how strong person may he trying z" establish an independent party.
 Wilson Has Appointed Sub Commit
 tees.
 SEA CRIT July [. Governor Woodrow Wilson has orr"nt"d -1h- committees ta a--it the newly elected Chairman MeCamhs %, th, national committee.
 Roosevelt on Philippines.
 WASHINGToN. p C JuIv I. Thr"dr" Roosevelt hos written to friends in the house. h" s in ftpar "f partial independence" for the citi-. z"nS Of the Philppu"-. up tu' th" year le@o. after that date jh- people should h" given comrl.t" udcpc,d ence from the United States. much inc same as enjoyed hy thc Cuhau- at tts. present time.
 Senate Raps Taft.
 WASIII\GTb\ r. C JgIN I-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Fresh fruit at Royal Fruit Store.

Ladies suits cleaned, pressed and repaired at Nome Tailoring Go. We clean and renew furs at Nome Tail bring Go. Gentlemen We will clean press and repair and put your elothe. in latest style. We do alterntien Suits made to order.
 First class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Yours te please.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
THIRD PARTY DISh0n0RABLE
 NO COMPROMISE FOR TEDDY

i FIT. u-us.r- af Inc senate admin
 t...I ,. Tar a -u reu 'a. Nrl-t r.la. ai.n f s..-.-I :. resolution. I. aeaa.o- a.- 4r.Hrr. 'u -..t.. a Ha#.a.. ..t~- |n ttat aad, b. .rtae as ri. i.e.r af az af'i...
 Tn. r.-.#rea. Vt# introduced s-e- rrfH weeks 4-a ana s5m. .r for r,a- -,-. rHI- al.sHa.
 smith Resigns to Jo,n Teddy.
 WASu>GTpN. n = Jty L. c.Ha.--rfr. ..e ,'.lfa#,...u- Il,rh~If kuo> ~ufg handed r.a.~ resignation ta- mmuH- md aHuaana,I h. wss sane rr bpm rte#lare E,"-r."'t n H#- ri.r,nHraf wrtt aut-m-ur and #t~- his ..' a# fHr b.au"0 Tsf, Appoun unts conat Successor to
 Smith
 Y N~uI>GTes-. p. C. JuIv r. Precedent Ta' 1,- appointed I.uth~t camauf ,t Efa"l..yu a- ~,.,....--"r ta iiersrr' knrv Sura. r"mmi--.on~i z. ta, hur-s# as .fpafsu"us the #af= H,.u aul.H- n I.s r,-I- I-uat.nn tnt- Haruo-. TEs .-l4Hat."u o,- ex I,,.,'.a .n .,t eas demanded. ,yy ms = rb- ar'ira4. af Smith toward rh- Tf..,.nt .uIt..lI- -tI.tt..l
 Teddy Wd Tour West
 OYSTER EAN. 1R L. THc.oIai. E"a-.trIr has aHuaao.rd h, n.u -talt .pan a rr..f,H ,tHHaaeu t"ut ., tb. N.-.. rr ru.~tat next travelling ht r.eu.ar ,r.u- ud mol Iu l -reci,l ttr.
 Roosevelt State Convention August 3 Cul'AG" IHa r. \ el| has beei --a'd 'r h".d E.a~..e't -t,,e con "nr..". "H Aa4 r." u-rt8st d~ir- -l'"~ t' tu. ud.t.af.a' convention n, .s, l..Id .n ths .#N A4eu-'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17

Let the Nugget do your fancy job printing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Straight Fight Demanded.
Wilson Has Appointed Sub Commit
 tees.

SEA GRIT July r. Governor Wo"drow Wilson has arr"iut"d -uh- rnmmittcce to a~-it the newly elected Chairman McC"mh~ %, thc national L-.mMLi.n-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
Roosevelt on Philippines.
Senate Rsps Taft.

wAsHINGToN. T. C. Iy F
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-16
County Seat Election

Lockney, Tex, May 10. An
election has been called by the
County Judge of Floyd county as
a result of petition of more
than two hundred of the quail
flied voters of the county, des-
ignating June 9Th as the date
on which removal of the county
seat of Floyd county will be
voted on. No place is deeiS-
mated in the petition f& the
location of the county se6t, but
it seems to be the genHfal senti-
ment that it will bemoved to
the center of the county.
One of the hottest fights in
the history of the Plains country
will take place. The citizens of
this section are solid for re-
moval, and are going into the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-16

During the fiscal year ended
June Both last. 500 individuals
were indicted by Federal grand
juries on charges of using the
mails to defraud. OF 1876 brought
to trial 1874 were convicted. The
chief inspector of the postofhce
department. from whose report
these figures are taken. estimates
something like $40. 000.0 900 was
coaxed from the pockets of gull
lble citizens by frauds of the
sort that fall within the province
of the postal authorities because
the swindlers make use of the
mails. Our community has not
been exempt. We do not know
just how many have been duped
because when one is thus
swindled they are apt to keep It
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-05-16

excellent lunch was served.
The cigars were then passed
around, and all enjoyed pleas
ant smoke. Then work was re-
sumed and continued until about
4:30 when the Degree
Staff, having finished their mis-
sion, turned the lodge over to
its officers. Under the head of
For the Good of the Order, :"
there were quite a number Of
good speeches made by members
of the different lodges. also from
some of the new candidates.
Then after a nice breakfast, all
left for home on the morning
local. well pleased with the
royal time the Slaton VS. had