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Brook .Iyce, for a number of years
connected with the local branch Of the
Buick Motor Company, resigned yesterday
to accept position with the White Truck
company. with headquarters at Cleveland,
Ohio. He will make his debut at the
White exhibit at the New York show
this week.
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MOTORING

Continued from Fourteenth PageD
al of car manufacturers from racing in
the United States, successful drivers may
be obliged to build their own machines
and operate them privately. While this
pense, the amount of prize money hung
up. ii believed. will induce a number of
them to attempt it.
The past week witnessed the opening
of new automobile supply house located
at 1902 NJ street northwest. Irwin t.
Donohoe is the proprietor and manager.
and will be ably assisted by George W.
Rundlett and Scott. better known as
Jack, Hamel. Mr. Donohoe has been
appointed the exclusive agent in this
city for the famous Russian PrOwOdnik
Tyre, manufactured at Riga, Russia. MI
Donohoe is former Washingtonian. but
for several years past has been located
in New York and Europe. He is we'll
known among local motorists. while his
assistants are also popular with the local
boys.
The latest purchaser of Peerless Ber-
line limousine is William S. Corby. de-
livery being made last week by the local
representatives. The car is of the six
cylinder type rated at sixty horsepower
and finished in Brewster green. A special
motor attached to the engine supplies
the electric lighting system. The interior
of the car is finished in dark blue broad
cloth.
In England wind shields are known by
the high-sounding name of wind de-
flectors.
During the second week OF the automo-
bile show at Madison Square Garden the
Society of Automobile Engineers will ex-
hbif materials and parts demonstrating
Concretely the nature and extent or Its
standardization work.
The object of the Society of Automobile
Engineers is to promote the arts ana
sciences connected with engineering and
mechanical construction of automobile
vehicles There are at present LOO 5.
A. +. members actively engaged as de-
signers or constructors of complete auto
mobile vehicles, their component parts
and their equipment, or exercising tech
terials. The exhibits will comprise the
result of the work of the society stand
| ards committee.
Frequent predictions of return of the
| wire wheel in American automobile prac-
| tice continue to remain unfulhlled, despite
/ logical arguments to show why they
/ should not. Nevertheless. a recent re-
| vival OF interest in the subject has led to
the belief in some quarters that before
very long wire wheels again will become
! familiar sight on the highway. In par
+ ticular the continued success of the wire
4 wheel in England. together with a feeling
| that manufacturing conditions here are
| similar 10 those which have assisted to
populariZe il there, tends to strengthen
/ the opinion that the wire wheel is one OF
| the coming things in this country.
The automobile engineering clans are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

Sales of 1912 Washington ears We're re-
ported last week as follows: A. J.. Cline,
Auto Livery Company, two seven-passenger
touring cars. fully equipped and finished
in hazel brown. Kansas Grain Company,
Kansas City Mo-. roadster finished in
wine color. The first shipment of cars
was also made to Cole Brothers. agents
for Weehawken, n. j., and surrounding
territory.
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The Franklin delivery wagons used for
Transporting United States mails have
proved such time savers in the collection
and distribution of mail in Washington
that there is probability that the auto.
mobile service will be extended to other
every day and in the evenings are en-
gagged in hauling mail from the branch
post offices which heretofore has re-
NAMED over night at the various
branches.
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George H. Covert returned last week
from an extended trip to st. Louis. In
dianapolis, Chicago and Cincinna., where
he visited a number of automobile fac
tories and secured data on the truck
situation.
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The great point Of Standardization. SO
far as it affects motor car parts as made
by various manufacturers. is interchange
ability. This Standardization means
sameness fundamentally. but in no way
harmfully affects merit Of design. 1t
means simply that a ear manufacturer or
user can change readily from one make
Of motor car element to another such
element Of another make. For example,
take magnetos. II a change Is to be
made from one make to another. II is es-
sential to any proper economy that both
makes have the same dimensions as to
mounting and connecting. which means
such points as o. distance from base of
magnetic to center Of its shaft. (2) dis
lance Of bolts to end of taper shaft, CD
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these will come in the early stages.
Among these will be an effort to have the
old Wharton law re-enacted and put into
operation forthwith This law is aimed
solely at insurance companies and prevents
any combination, agreement. uniformity
or concert of action in the matter OF
rates for fire risks. The Southeastern Tariff
Association is the. object of the attack.
that association having charge of the
Virginia business. The law was enacted
some years ago. and then new legisla-
ture came along and repealed the act
since which time the business men have
been making prodigious protest.
Another measure which will attract at
tention will be that regulating the taking
of oysters in the Old Dominion The
laws prevent any but residents from
gaging in the business of dredging for
oysters. The new measure will allow out
side capital to come in.
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Caucus Tuesday Night.

Tuesday night will see the house and
senate holding caucuses for the election
of officers of the two houses. These will
include a speaker for the house. clerks
for the two bodies, sergeants-at-arms.
doorkeepers and other minor officers. 1t
is expected that the caucus to nominate
the heads of the departments and judges
will be held the first of next week. Al
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of the provisions of the program is that
no speech shall last over ten minutes.
There win be music fof the evening, a
band having been engaged. No party
lines are considered in these receptions
and members of the minority are given a
chance to air their views. Later in the
winter the out-of-town members will re-
turn the compliment and tender to the
Richmond members a reception and a
L. q
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Contemplated Legislation.

Many matters of importance are 10 be
to the legislature and many of
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ready the candidates for these places are
fiocking to the city. and are opening
headquarters and working with a vim 10
land the prizes for which they have been
striving for weeks Possibly the most
Interesting fight is that for auditor. for
which there are four candidates. The
naming of the winner at this time is
difficult proposition The belief is that
the fight is between c. Lee Moore and
Harry NJ. Darnall. the latter of Roanoke
Charles A. Johnston of Montgomery and
Col. Eugene c. Massie of Richmond are
the other candidates.
For register of the land office. Col;
John w Richardson OF Richmona ana
Mai. Charles G. Kizer of Norfolk are
the aspirants. This contest is close one
both sides claiming the nomination
Contemplated Legislation.
Many matters of importance are TO be
presented to the legislature and many of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

Mrs. Susan Geisbert widow of Andrew
Geisbert, died Tuesday at the home of
her grandson. Claud Geisbert, near
Woodsboro, Md, Of general debility, aged
Lightweight years.
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Will Entertain Legislators.

Richmond's members of the general as
sembly will held reception in honor of
the town legislators Wednesday
night. The affair will be of some mag
nitude, and will take place at Murphy's
Hotel There will be a banquet, when
several of the local members. many Of
the state officials and some Of the more
prominent members from other sections
Of the state will make addresses. One
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-24

LosT-Septembsr 20. at Nelodrome. pocket
book. Return TO 10 Stratford pl. Reward.
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WHAT have you TO offer for the GLOWING.
Prof, schmidtt's Progressive Exerciser,''
advertised monthly IN physical culture rnae-
azines and worth S35? A course in mail
order business" worth SEA course in
memory culture" published by the Dickson
school OF Memory and sold by them for $tDg
A $40 course in 'hypnotism and personal
magnetism" and an apparatus for increas-
Ing the heighth. sold by the Cartilage conn
peny for $40? VIII consider a visible type-
writer for part exchange. Address TROJAN,
Box 1877. Star Office.
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SEE he 1912 Arrow before buying else
= where. THOMAS u. JACKSON. Sois
AGENT Clinton HI Cycle Co.. Badger av..
near Clinton.
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AGENTS wanted for old established life in
surance company; direct contract with re-
newal commissions and expenses. /. nj.
DEAN. a77 Broadway. New York.
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SIGNS.

SIGNs-C. L. WILLIAMS, INC.-siGNs.
Wood. Brass, Cloth. Glass. Gliding. Lettort1&s
ia Market Vt. Phone 1o5 Market.
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BROAD ST., s99-Thoroughly comfortable
and homelike. select, private boarding:
moderate weekly rates.
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nARrER Ann ExcHANGE.


A VERY valuable United States patent
upon toy t25c); will accept furniture, Vic
Irola or other value, Address TOY. Box 12S.
Star office.
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LOST n FouNp.

LOST-A necklace Of gold beads. between
4 and 8 p. M, Saturday, vicinity of -Four
Corners; valued as keepsake; reward, ls2
Warrington st. =.
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ORCHARD ST. Unpleasant, clean rooms:
all improvements; private; good home cook
Ing: reasonable.
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STABLE AND GARAGE TO LET,

irasl ET-stalie and ssiag@ Inquire BIER
LON. eG5 aiain ST.. Orange.
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sAIr

Buy your bicycles now and save money
before stock taking; large stock OF shop
worn bicycles and motorcycles; n full line VI
second hand bicyclos 10 he sold at cost this
month: sl goods Guaranteed for a year; open
evenings; wholesale ar retail; cash or
credit. the 1872 Rig -, Haverford motor.
cycle flI5 Phone lSis-W, Market
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FOREST HILL, Lake st., 715-Attractive
room for two, with board; also two smaller
rooms; all improvements and fine location.
Phone l2SS-W Branch Brook.
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BOARDING.

ABSOLUTELY cool. clean rooms, single and
double; every convenience; either gentle
men or married couple: good home cooking.
Call at IS Thomas ST.. of Broad ct,
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l WANT a Promo Film Pack Camera in
working order, size 5x5A: will exchange
perfect Brownie folding, 3i4x44. and what
slse7 Also have a cello. with eaeer and
Nv cost a. What am ] afsred9 Adj
ofess CAMERA, Box 1853, Star ofica.
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Number of Insertions
CLASSIFIED HATE One Cen a Word. Twelve Gents the Minimum.
Barter and Exchange Six Times FUa Help and Situation Wanted Three Times Free
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A FlRST-CLASS sexton, at present engaged
desires a position at church, any part
Essex County; has best reference; ready al
short notice. Address FIDELITY No. Al,
Watsessing av., Bloomfield. N. j.
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Motorcycles and Bicycles.

no waiting for snerial sales, overstock.
season-end or starting sales, nor any other
gags Of tho kind, you can buy your bicycles,
motorcycles and gupplies from me at any
time At lower prices than anywhere else, |
give q guarantee that IS good agent for
Pope a. ~Flanders motorcycles and the cele-
brated READING Standard bicycles. easy
terms. CfiAS. kWEBS. 81 william At
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

v" offer scarcely nothing TO all thcm
in this work. We would not eliminate
th, 80 called cultural course hut we
,,puiI like To- see the board OF cdu.
cation fer course in domestic by
si,uc. The gnl- become The house
keepers ut our cummuuity and they
should he offered the opportunity OF
learning something of the science ol
that vocation. THIS would solve 10 "a
great extent the so called "scrvaht
problem" II would raise the house
hold work up 30 where 1t belongs
right beside the profession OF law
medicine. uuIsing or teaching. II
would dignity the labor and make IT
valuable. Such u course could bc
easily arranged for and rs u material
con. alteration il wouldpay back to the
community one hundred per cent on
the investment We respectfully pre-
.cut the matter go the board and trust
that they will give it serious con
SidpratiDn,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

Thinking people realize that bene.
fetal charges could he inaugurat,d in
cur school currclum The ins,illaiion
of the course in manual training was
a step in the right direction ana j.
proving Ia bc Of great help to the boys
which consequently is of great benctit
to the community, The purpose of
education should be to fit children for
the duties of life and this is what every
community desires To do. But now
that we are looking after the interests
of the boys why not 60 step farther
and offer Il course which will be of
benefit To niuc.tenths of our girls?
by far the largest per cent of girls
make home making their vocation and
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

ialist in the Department, to visit Ne
braska and accompany the seed corn
trains, which will tour the state the
last week in February. Prof. Iook i,
deemed one of the greate,t corn spec
iaiist, in the country and his visit to
Nebraska at this time Niil not only be
OF profit ID the state but also indicates
that the urgency Of tlC seed corn stu
alton is recognized at Washington
where th" department, through tne
,y-teuN OF reports. keep, ir intimate
touch with every section Of The cpuu.
try
Arrangements, viii be mo ,c " hereby
Prot. %Ouk viii he Guab,ed 10 spend
iart Ol his time WITH each OF the four
trans, which vii Ut sent uut
The dates for the trains have been
changed. Instead of starring on Feb
ruary 18th, the start will be made Oh
February 2Gth, one week later. The
Burlington will run two trains, one
starting from Omaha and the other
from lhucpln. Toe NortAwrsr ern will
run uie tral:. a. viii the Union Paci-
| iic.
These trains will be ran under the
auspices of the Department of Agricul-
tural Extension of the University of
Nebraska. The speakers will be undt I
the direction of Prof G. W. Pugsley,
head of the department. Prof Pugs
ley Is making up his assignment OF
speakers. which will be announced
next week. The list of Sneakers sc
far include twenty two, four TO train
Those who have already been secur. d
are: Chancellor :. Avery. Of Nehras
ka University, Dean f.. a. Burnett
Prof. w. =. Snyder, director of North
Platte Experiment Station. Prof. f.. w
Chase. Prof. r. A kiesse! bach, Prot
{. W. Pugsley. Prof. Irwin Hopt, Prof
&. u. Lee, and VI. j. Gramlcb. all c1
the Nebraska Experiment Station.
From the Farmers Institute depart
ment, these will be detailed: O Hull
OF Alma, Neb.. f p. Brown, OF Arbor
j. d. Ream Of Broken Bow, Frank G
Odell OF Lincoln, A. f. Nelson, of Lin
coin.
These we'll known agricultural lead
ers will also accompany the train: s
r. McKelvin. Lincoln. n. +. Sturges
and G., W. Hervcy and II. A. Berema,
of Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
4 Liberal Gffer
We G,sra''.e 10 Believe Dyspepsia. II
W. San IN: IaiiGinG Costs -,o.hlu3.

To unp ,iounbly prov, 10 the
peop.r that indigestion and dyspepsia
can hs term nentiy +, Ii, we'd aud that
keNa,i Di'p"psia Tablets viii bring
a'ulll iis result. via furnish th,
inGdlrlht nu>" utely ficr il II falls to
give sat .~lac;ion t. aty one using II.
Tn" remarkable success Of krXall
Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the hiyh
degree OF scientific skill us, d in devils.
ing their formula rs well AS To the care
exercised IN their manufacture, where.
by the well.known properties of Bis.
muth. Subnitrate and Pepsin huy.
been combined with Carminatives and
other agents.
BismutlI-Subnitrate and Pepsin are
constantly employed and recognized by
the entire medical profess ion as in.
valuable in the trea, ment Of indigest.
ion ana dyspepsia.
Tablets is carefully prepared so as 10
develop its greatest efficiency. Pepsin
supplies To the digestive apparatus
one OF the most important Clements of
Nhe digestive tlnid. Without il the di-
g"siion aud assimilation of food are
impos sible.
The Carminatives possess properties
which aid in relieving the disturbances
and pain caused by undigested food
This combination of these ingredients
makes n remedy invaluable for the
complete relief Of indigestion and dys-
pepsia.
We are so certain of this that we
urge you 10 try Rexall Dyspepsia Tab
let's on our own personal guarantee.
Three sizes, 25c, soc, and 81. Remem-
her. yon can obtain Rexsll Remedies
only at our stcre-Ths ReXall Store.
The II. f. Grice Drug Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Real Estate transfers.

Transfers for the week ending Wed
nrsday February 6, 1912
Complied by VI. W. Carter Il Son
bonded Abstractors.
William II. NanPa,tch AMI wife
to l.. G. Bloom, wd, swl4 lT-2-ll $500
Matej Vavricka to Vencil Vav-
ricka, wd, swl 24-3-il ....., |
Mattel Navricka to Vencil j. Vav.
ricka, wd, VIZ 25.3 il......... |
Mattel Vavricka to Joseph Vav-
ricka, wd, sw !. 32-ll ...,..... 1000
Matcj Vavricka TO Louis Vav-
ricka, wd, sell 8i.3-ll......... loco
Il, W. Koon,z and wife to A. NJ.
Aultl, qcd, part Blk. 33, Red
Cloud d,...,,,,,,,.,.. ......... 100
May T., Robinson and hush. to
Gehcrt l.. Crane, wd, nela 23l-
S.,,,.,,,.,,..,,,.,.. ........ l0i00
| William NJ. Crabil, and wife to
Alfred II ami Emily J. Phil
! lips, wd, swl ?l-2ll, ...,.... 5000
Alcide Rouiier and wife to Fred
B,tz, wd, NV 4. s 3-ll...,..... 5000
s332Oo
Mortgages filed, Sl399S 35.
| Mnrtunuac ralooSa Sa1 SekoE
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

Count superintendent Gertrude Ia
Coon among other things is asking all
the teachers in the county 70 teach the
children how 10 test seed corn. I'M"
recommendation is most timely be-
cause corn this year seems to be very
much lacking in gcimanatin power
and by teaching the children all the
farmers IN the county will be reached.
This will also show the children that
there is a practical side TO the study
of agriculture aud VII stimulate them
to do thinking for themselves
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

We believe that the time has come
for the citizens Of this city to make 4"
radical change in the manner Of se-
lccting city officials We believe that
we are all agreed in one thing and
that is efficiency. We all want TO
make a showing and We all want every
department Of city affairs mp to ihc
standard. Why not let harmony pre-
vail? Why not magnify our unity and
let the di,cord~ alone? We propose
that this year all parli2anShip be set
aside and that we gather an intelligent
people and select our officials In n
rational way and let the chickering's,
the discords, the lies and all that
quietly float down the valley. Under
this plan we can prevail upon efficient
men to accept the responsibility.
When they feel that they have the
backing Of the greater portion of the
city they will he in IA position To 90
ahead and 10 things II we would only
spend half as much energy in working
for better c1uditt.uS ~ we use IN
Sighting each other wc would he the
third city ut the tate iu five years.
After sc l,t together Ia jhis manner
let 10 man refuse 10 serve. ii we
agree on what vc wan. the Official will
be caring out the dr-i,cs of the city
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Red Cloud People
Should Try This

G. l. Cotting states tha, any one
who has constipation, sour stomach or
gas on the stomach, should try simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, rs
compounded in Adler.i ka, the new
German Appendicitis remedy, A SIN
GLE DOSE bring, relief almost IN
STANTLY and Red Cloud people are
surprised how QUICKLY it helps.
This simple remedy antiseptici2es the
digestive organs and draws off the i'm
purities G. l.. Cotting, druggist
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
washInston Expert VIII Accompany
Seed Corn Trains

OMAHA, NEB, Feb. 9TH. Recognize
ing the urgency Of the seed corn situ-
alton in Nebraska, the Department OF
Agriculture at Washington, d. c.. has
detailed Prof. L. l.. Zook "a, ,ccrn specs
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Teltphene MCetln4

There Will be an adj urned meeting
Of the Nebr. Il Kns., Phone Co., at the
upper Penny Creek school house Thurs
day, Feb. 90, t1:aO p. m.
j. Il Fox Pes. ALIEN BENTLEY, Secy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

thereby announce myself rs candidate
Tor the nomination for representative iron
the 18th district of Nebraska, subject to the
will Of the Democratic and Peoples Iud'.
pendent voters ut the rrimurIc- T." hc h'id
huru ~ tp2. Gronot ". iI~I-rN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Big Ben

has something to say
to people who like to
get up promptly in the
morning.
He guarantees to call
them on the dot just when
they want and either way
they want, with one pro-
longed, steady call or with
successive gentle rings.
And he guarantees to do
it day after day and year
after year, il you only have
him oiled every year or SO.
I've known him ever
since he was "that high"
and III vouch for every
thing he saws.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
3'2)2
Died.

At her home southeast Of this city
Mrs. Il. &. Leggett at the age OF 70
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
School Board Meets

REp CLOUD, NEB. Feb ), II.
Rcgu ar meeting of the Board called
TO order by l.. l.. Horen, members
present - Coon, Cook Gillian.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Secretary reported the financial con-
dition of the district as follows:
Total receipts. ...., $ 99l5lO
Total expenditures. 15So.ll
Balance on hand S233i.99
The following bills we're read and
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
City Treasurer's Monthly Report

FEBRUARY, 9Th, 1912.
IIoNORAHLE MAYOR Il CITY COUNCIL:
Red Cloud, Neh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

submit herewith state
mcnt of receipts aud Disbursements of
your Treasury for the period from Jan.
>, ~ 10 Feb. q, II
CICTpNIIpN FrNb
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Balance on hand Feb. 6, SO 81
Registered warrants outst ding Sd82 5a

Total registered warrants outr'and.
ing : l3Go0}.
) K. FLuEANcE, City Treasurer
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

Mortgages filed, Sl399S ,35.
Mortgages released, S6s35.