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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


DETROIT March 30.--Close; Kansas
Is telling the world that she will have
:. big crop OF wheat this year. Acre
age is large. the plant wintered well
and there is plenty OF moisture. and
! is no scarcity OF wheat The hnt
weather and good western outlook are
weakening the wheat market.
Saturdays market was not active
and bulls in wheat were scarce. They
are not getting the crop damage re-
ports they expected, and on that de-
| ponds the bullishness of the market
! just now more than on any other
| point. The bearish conditions remain
all the time. Heavy stocks in Chicago
small milling demand and a movement
from farmers hands much larger than
expected. Reports OF seeding In the
northw est encourage sellers. The seed
is going into ground that is In SPLEEN
did condition and farmers expect big
crop.
Foreign news still favors strength.
largely because exports from Argen
tina fail 10 come up 10 expectations.
Stocks in Europe are light and II VIII
be some time before the opening OF
lake navigation will release Canadian
wheat in sufficient volume TO make
much impression on the market.
Wheat was dull and easy all day
and closed at loss OF NC.
Corn advanced Ia &c and oats nc.
ClOYerSeed declined loo
Wheat quotations--cash NO. red,
99%c: May opened without change at
sSI01A and adYaneed-to s1-61 n July
opened al 99hc and declined TO 9sc;
September opened at 9Shc and de-
clined TO 9SA c: No. white. 97Ac.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3, 73c asked: No. yellow. 75c bid;
No yellow. 1910 bid. Oats-Stan-
dard, 2 cars at 5Sc: No; white. 57lsc,
Rye--r-ash No. .. 93c. Beans-Immedi-
ate. prompt and April shipment, s24
May shipment. s2.47 Cloverseed--
Prime spot, 90 bags at $3.50; April.
s1175: sample. 1s bags at s12, Il at
81; prime alsike, s12.50; sample al
Prime spot. 125 bass at s690
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat-
urday included 3,09S bbls or -four. I
ca Of wheat. ~ OF corn and OF oats.
Withdrawals were 1900 bbIs OF flour.
5000 bu OF wheat and 6,504 bu OF corn.
Stocks are 433,919 hu OF wheat, l5b,-
16S bu OF corn, 10000 bu OF oats. 2,37l
bu Of blarley and 22.6SS bu OF rye;
Wheat receipts on Saturday: Winni-
reg. 2sS cars. against 23s a year ago;
Minneapolis. 1872 cars against los: Du-
luth, Q cars. against 8. St Louis, 10000
blu, against $4,000 bu.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o. March 30-wheat;
Sept. sSc. Corn; cash. 74hc; May
and July, 76c: Sept. 75&c Oats: Cash
SIC; Nav, 57hc: July. SIC; Sept, 45hc.
Rye; Cash. SIC. Cloverseed: Cash
and March. $12.50; April S11.60; No q,
s1225: No 3. 1910. rejected s11s0.
Alsike: Cash and March. s12.50. Tim
othy: Cash and March. $685.. Butter,
eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Ooening.
CHICAGO. March 30-Wheat: May
&c. July unchanged. Corn: May up
Ac; July up nc Oats: May UP NC;
July up &c. Provisions steady.
Close-Wheat May down &c; July
down &C. Corn: Cay up &C; July up
2sc. Oats: May up &c; July up Nc.
Provisions. higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
NEW YORK sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber g. Co, March 80: The market
today opened steady and then devel-
oped a great deal OF strength. the fea-
ture was the advance In the coal
. stocks, Reading led and was bid up
easily; Union Pacific and steel was also
strong. Tall OF settlement of coal
strike had "A great deal to do with
strength OF market and shorts became
very nervous. Before the close there
was profit taking, but the stocks were
we'll taken. The bank statement was
about as expected and money rates are
apt to harden up a little next week
We look for good broad traders
market.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
Millinery opeuIng ATTRACTIVE.

Tho millinery opening OF j. ". Rocho
No $40 Cheno-st this week. attracted
a large number OF visitors TO the pretty
display The Rocho shop has tire repu,
tntion Of carrying a large and varied
Of millinery new and up-
to-datc IN every way Mr.. ltocho en-
phasizss the fact that his prices are
lower than elsewhere. due 10 the fact
that ~ has not the great expense GO
meet OF the down town shop and his
business Is so large that he ~ able q
secure goods at better figure thar
tho ordinary wholesale purchaser.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
cu,c.co pRoyIsIox MARKET.

CHICAGO. March 3O.-Butter; TX .
tras. 3Oc. frsts. 2Sc: dairy extras, &c
nrsts csc Eggs. Prime hrsts, 1884 a.
20c: firsts. 19mt9kc. Cheese: skins
l9K IN l9ilc: young Americas. 1874 @ 2oc.
Potatoes: si25m130 Live poultry
Fowls 136m14c. ducks, l5@ - iaci
geese ION l0lbc: turkeys, lim lllsc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
~rx YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. March 30.-The weekly
hank statement as issued today shows
the following charges; Excess cash re-
serves, decrease 3l1.S0o; loans de-
20 oon. ieral tenders. decrease 1896,
900 deposits. decrease sS,226OOO; CIR,
culation. decrease sl,2l9.OOO' total
loans S2.O42.937,OOO. The surplus Is
SS Gao 1 90 as compared with sll,V1o, :
O15 last year and $Il'4'4'O TWO year,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
1osToN COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a. CO.. March 30: The local cop
PERI continued strong and active again
today. The price changes were unim-
portant Superior Copper showed the
greatest advance TO -33, with later
reaction TO 80. Lake. Copper Range.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
MARKETS AND FINANCE

North Butte were unchanged. shan
at 1914. with every prospect OF selling
materially higher next week. owing
TO the fact that tax day the first day
Sf-APFHs- on Monday, many In
vestors sold out their stocks today
but these will all he taken back the
first OF the week and look for a con-
tinuatlon OF the present bull market
with a considerably higher range OF
prices by the emo OF next week.
BOSTON COPPER SALES.
DETROIT. March SO-Boston p cop-
per share sales of March 80. 1912, fur
nished by Hayden, Stone a Co.. Adv.
95 Aim. 2.970; ALL, zoo; Anal, 2,073:
Am Zinc, 100; Ana, us, Ariz. Coml
4.545; Bos. a. Corb.. 800: Butte a Bal
so; Bob. 500; G. & A.. 1877; c. a H.,
I'll Cent. 935; Chino, $50; Cons. Mar,
800 Cop Range, 1900; Daily W.. 220; Il.
Butte. 2.045 FIR, l.525; Cir. $500; CIR.
100; Ocean. 1913; Hanc., 1880; He'd.
Gold $40; Helv., 20; Ind. gao; Inspira..
1910; Isle Roy, $500; Kerr l.. 400;
Kew. AIS: Lake Cop. $3.50; Las, clio;
Mason VAL Mass. Cons. IS Mayh., 81
I46; Miami. 2eO; Mob, $50; Nev. Cons
800; New Are. 45o Nip. $50; y Butte t
2,sS7; ~ Lake. l,le5; Glib. $50; Old
27s; Quincy rs; Ray Cons, 2s65
Shan. 1895; Shat. a. Ariz. rs: s. Utah,
500: = Lake. SO: Sup. a. Bos.. $50; Sup.
Cop, 2.700; Tam. 80; Trim, $50; Tuoul..
100: Union Land. 100: IL S. Smelt.. $40;
do pfd. 215; Utah Cons, 30; Utah Cop,
1876; Wet, 1870; Win. 1875; Wolv.. 20;
Wyan 200
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30


(1Iollmeft0nd registration.
me voter should bear in mind that
Pea he enrolls he merely places
Il fhfon record as being a Republi-
Democrat, etc. He is compelled
"a IN to DO this for the reason that
\ pf primary election there is sep,
tafe ballot for each political party.
n De has not enrolled he is not by
~ entitled TO be classed with any
4rty and cannot, therefore, take any
No In the nominations of any party.
cannot say he has not party or
hekxa an independent The law
tb.d a voter shall make a
IL one or TIE recognized polit-
ties and the enrolment is for
pose.
tration Is an entirely different
In the registration books no
In made OF a mans political
and to even ask man his
81 affiliation would be contrary to
ri woman over 81 years, who is
4 pGrent or. legal guardian OF a
q school age or who owns prop
assessed for taxation either per-
lilly or jointly, may enroll April /,
viii not in all probability have
opportunity OF voting until the
he primary for school inspectors,
e3. The enrolment books for
are sent TO the booths at this
aerely to comply with the law.
is in substance the program
but for voters this year.
MI was an enrolment day.
/ will be an enrolment day
date those who did not enroll
may enroll Also those who
roll may, II they desire, change
barty affiliation by re-enrolling
having the previous enrolment
en out. Also those who have
Ned. from one district TO another
1--we their enrolment trans
|Ahsust q is the Urinary election
~ ember IS. II and Is will be
hit alton days. This will be a COM
re-registration and everybody
nave TO go to the booths and
er'to vote In the November cleo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
EnREIGN EXCHNNGE.
MEM MONEY.

NEw-YORK. March 5or--Rar silver:
London. &c 1l-l6 pence; do, New YORK
5sc: demand sterling, $iS6.sj n iS6. so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
DIED.

RUsSELI-March 29. 1919. aged Ga
years. Samuel r. Russell, father OF
James Il. Russell and Milton A. Rus
sell Funeral Saturday at p. m.
March 30. from the residence of his :
son. 60i Forrest east. Burial at I
Utica, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
BUTIER AND EGGS.

butter --tIrxtras. soc: nrsts. 2sc;
dairy. 22c; packing stock. 2ic 10.
EEgs-Curtent receipts. cases In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30

NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. March 3o.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork: Firm; mess
sls75 a 1925. Lard steady; middle bh
quiet: centrifugal, 90 test, $4,36; mus
covado, SO test. s3.s6; refined ed. quiet
dered s5.55G5.6o; granulated. s5.45 u
$50 Coffee. Rio, No. Z. on spot it ~
@14%c. Tallow: Steady; city, &C
country, 5AG6Ac Hay: Firm; prime
$40: No. 5, slloq115; clover, sl.o5 q
i2O. Dressed poultry: Dull turkeys
l3m22c: chickens, 1904 nc: fowls, IL
@fshc: ducks. lS@ 22c. Live poultry
Firm: geese. 90 loo; ducks, lie; fowls
I4G i5c; turkeys, 10000 ROSTERS, &c
chickens. 13c. Cheese; Firmeri state
milk. common to specials. 161z a. ~ &c
skins. common to specials. Ia @l6c
full skins, 4@ sc.
Butter Steady: receipts 4.26s
creamery, extra. 31hc: state dairy
tubs. 24a31c; imitation creamery
hrsts. 2ec. Eggs: Unsettled; re Ss Z
1920: nearby white. fancy, 70 ~ 70 n c
nearby mixed, fancy. 81 u @22hc; fresh
firsts, 21 q 25c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
JORRING PRICES.

h. Gsah seans lib. 5Ggsoc: Lima be s1y
SIWI25. Corn: Fancy Maine. y1.lO;
standard, SOC. Table beets. sl.25 a 40.
Peas: Fancy. early June. -yl.35: stand
so s ~ tall ion ssss ie s 1asas
reds, 1910; Alaska pinks. Sl.20. Toma-
toes, s1.40@1.6o; succotash, Sl@1.25
per dUr Pes sftad eaGy sSns ,.s y
Feed-lobbing prices in Iso-lb. sacks
Bran, s2s, coarse middlinks. s2s; nne
cracked corn. ESQ: corn and ost chop.
Fiour-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
gan patent . s. second patent pa $50;
patent, $3.50 per Dbl in wood.
IIard, are-Nails. s2.25 base: plain
anbsaled wire. 81 per cwt; galvanized
iaed sheets. Is gauge. q per c cWt:
single bit axes, bronzed. $3.50 per doc;
polished. 81 per dog: black sheets. 50
S Ssr, es1 IsTsisss bolts s small az -
machine bolts. small, 20 per cent OF;
large 50 per cent off list
OF Raw linseed. Use: boiled lin
sene, &c: perfection. 9hc: Eocene. l3c.
Crown gasoline. 13c per gal: turpen-
tine. In barrel lots, 55c per gel
Proylsions-Mess- pork. s16.50: fam
lily, t11.50WlS.5O medium. clear, fiTU
IS; hams, 13hc; briskets, ll4 lie;
shoulders. 10hc; picnic hams "a C.:
bacon. 12q 14c; lard In tierces. Zoe;
kettle rendered. lie ID.
sugars-Corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar a Son: Crystal 6cn!ross, 2 lbs.
s9.15; lbs. ss5; Eagle tablets, t7l5i
cut loaf. s6.95: cubes $3.50: xxx
powdered. $40; Standard powdered
1895. granul8tcd. extra coarse, s6.0s:
diamond A. 1905: confectioners' A.
$3.50; No. 1. ;5g5: No. 2. $3.50; No &.
$50 No. & s5.s5; No. 5. $3.50; NO. .,
tS.15: No. z. $3.50; No. s. IS So; No. ..
IL, IS as: No. ~. $40: No ~ $40:
household powdered. 5-lb cartons. Is
TO case, 7.25s lib. cartons, IS to case.
50 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. March 30-The CONNER
cial Bulletin says of the wool market:
Rather more inquiry from the larger
manufacturers who have not been In
much evidence in the market or late
has been noticed this week This Is at
tributed to the receipt OF duplicate or
ders by the mills as well as 10 the
settlement OF the Lawrence strike the
mills generally being well employed
some fears OF tariff legislation are
felt but generally, II is thought
that no change In the tartn VIII pe
erected at this session OF congress
rh,A2s htnments-ef= from Boston
from Jan. 10 March 2s. inclusive
were $500, ss1 pounds, against 90, 200.
eos pounds for the same period lah'
vear The receipts from Jan. ! 70
Earcb oS Inclusive. were 55,S66, zoe
hounds. against 55.119.749 pounds FOR
the same period last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
PRODUCE.

The feature of the produce market
this morning was another advance in
potatoes. Dealers here say that stocks
throughout the state are picked up as
clean as they usually are in May, and
the same condition seems TO prevail
all over the country. Dressed calves
are in good demand and rule firm.
Poultry Is not cleaning up. Retailers
are not buying, and the quality and
receipts averages low. The egg mar
ket is active, and while receipts con-
tinue large, the tone Is easy Butter
dealers look for no change this week
at Elgin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
kRTS SUIT AGAINST
SHIPPING COMBINE
Continued from First Page)

FeT necessary INDEPENDENT SHIPS
be hired and the expenses paid
he pool" All business be.
y New York, London and the far
"a ias apportioned TO the different
IA MES in the trust, according to
~ nurneer of ships, the govern
Nc charges.
}fnce framing the original agree
LIT in London numerous confer
{es, the bill alleges, have been held
Irfgew York Weekly meetings or
s. defemdant representatives have
IN held since January 16, 1906
VAT each of these weekly meetings
tconferences and defendants com.
ing the same, have agreed upon
a established rates of freight to be
urged by all of the lines engaged
the traffic eastward from New
h." the petition states.
( ther acts In pursuance of the al
! b conspiracy are detailed in the
~ The proceedings OF the New
TX conferences, with all informa-
- concerning operations of the
4 lin New York, were forwarded
4 hrly to the Liverpool agent OF
fVpmbine. Other conferences were
a TO have .Leen held. at Hong
NJ and Singapore.
AT the time of the adoption of the
{bus written agreements, April IL.
IL the petition says, the lines In
te interest the agreements were
ie were the only ones engaged in
A traffic. <'During the year 1905,
ever, the Omitted States Steel Cor
fitfbn became dissatisfied with the
, "A, rates ii was obliged TO pay
through its influences the Ameri-
/ Ne nchurian line was established
| a Ian. 1, 1906, the government al
8. the new line was taken into
y trust. The Isthmian Steamship
Nccording to the petition is mere
dummy" concern. Organized
"a years ago il has never owned a
paml .. Instead. II has chartered
efr' the result OF trust confer
x nd operated as a common
n lief object was to keep bust
y la~om going to any outside con-
Is charged.
Ll}d
,B INGToN, March 3O.-With.
~ ilting District Attorney Wise.
TJa1 Juthern district OF New York.
Q depp ;tment Of justice today gave
L the briefs of federal suit in the
}, York jurisdiction against steam.
ip companies operating to the far
., through the Suez canal and stat
1kst-sae suit had been filed in New
"a After Wise had denied knowl-
~ the suit. the department
~ n it's statement and said that
|M twas to be brought" but
lh N be filed for several days.
t-I snation the department ex-
u suasat someone had iblundered
ST. at the suit would be prose
IJ 4 that the. complarlt would
". ,2,h New York as sdCn as pos.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY Finance

wha men
A. A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-30
NEW Y0RK PRoDUCE.

ciuded, zoe per doz Receipts on satur-
day. 100 cases.
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BOSTON COPPER

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a. Co. HOLLIS Griswold-st.:
Omen High Low Close
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AppIes-S2751375 per bbl
Bannnas-Good shipping stock. S1.So
neans-Dried Lima. 7@7hc 10.
California Fruits - Grape Tokays.
ceieryEFlorida. ss@s5O per crate;
Cauiinower - California. s2.5oQ2.75
Cnbbnge-3@3hc per Id.
Cheese-Michigan fats. 2lc; late
Swiss. 20023c; block Swiss. 20Q2Ic;
2O921c; brick cheese, 22Q23c ID
Cranberries-Late Howes. SS.25 per
bates-Persian new. 5h Q6c per it:
Fards, I0W10hc per ID.
Dressed Calves = Fancy. loh Ollie;
Ftgs--ImporteS new. 116l6c per Id:
Finnan nsddie.--so-ib. boxes. s0Iis
Fresh Vegetables - cucumbers. hot
house. sl7692 per doz; lettuce. hot
house. SQ10c per lib: head lettuce.
$50 PEI, doz' ssGs25 per per hamper
75c basket: carrots. SIS q soc bu: shall
lotS socQn; asparagus. California,
7bc Per bunch: wax beans. s5@55O
Grape Fruit-Florida ,s5.5o0T.
Grapes-Malagas. s608 bbL
haney-Fancy white. Is91sc; am
Der: l5q1ec: extracted. lo@11o lb
following prices for baled hay in car
lots, (. o. b. Detroit: No. Timothy,
s20421: No. 2 timothy. $1,000 clover.
mixed. $1S419; rye straw, $4,000;
% %arst shq ra1sed from ,asSss as oo TO
Hides No. cured. l2hc:. No. 1
green. l0hc; No. cured bulls. 10c: No.
I green. &c; cured calf No. !, Ito;
Hides. No. 1. ss.75; No. Z. .sa.7b; sheep
skins. as to wool. use 1S1.5o: No. !
hides. 10 of on kip. I've on on calf
Lemons-California, s406.00; Messl-
mas. $3.75Q450 per box.
I.imes-$l pl.25 dor.
Onion.-Yeliow, s2,1592.25 bu; Span
ish. $2.25 per crate, $3.50 per case; Ber-
mudas. 81 per crate:
t2.50@4; choice, s2.5oQ3 per crate:
Floridas. s3G3.76 per bex
PouItry--Springs No. /. 146l5c h.;
No. 2, 12@13c; fowls. lao 15c; No. z.
sSss t ssssss iiSiis ducks young
pinesppies--rloridas s4.o0@5 crate.s
Potatoes-Car lots. track. Detroit.
are selling at s1.25Q7SO bu; red Ber-
nuGas, s250Q3 blu.
follows; No. l skunk, y2.5o: No. musk
strswberrie.-4O945c per quart box.
sweet Potntoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
S210 per crate
Tomntoes-Fiorida. $3.50 DER s-bas-
ket crate, 80@s5c per basket.
TsIIow-No. l. SIC: No. 2: +kc Id.
Wooi-Michigan unwashed. wool for
southern, central and nerthern sec-
iaine, unwashed, 1s41sci. common.
rough and fine, i4@1sc Id: { o. b.
country points.
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PSI INGToN. March SO.-with

rs cs. Is john S1'i r -.s TIN"
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CHICAGO GRAIN-O,ening.

CHICAGO March 3O.-Wheat: May
&c. July unchanged. Corn: May up
&c; July up &c. Oats: May UP Nc;
July up NC Provisions steady.
Ciose-Wheat: May down &c; July
down &C. Corn: Cay up %c July up
ssc Oats: May up &c; July up Nc.
Provisions. higher.
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last
OF YEAR
Rnnot Par
naries

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ks Office.
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ID not en-
! the cleo
Z and en-
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at which
county,
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Ind April
preced-
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piled, as
Jan. ~,
JUL and
A the reg
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is the dis
the men,
the voter
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ecause the
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Reported for The Times by Hayder
stone q Co, l16-11S Griswold-st.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Electrics that travels the

streets is the Rauch 4 Lang. The
one shown in the picture on this
rage is a roomy four passenger
Roomier. because il is inches
larger inside than most Eleetrics.
"A A-fnch drop frame and s1-iHch
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
The "Detroiter'' is a car manufactured by tn

The "Detroiter' is a car manufactured by the
- o., Brigxs-Detroter OF Detroit This company
ktcfg0fteT composed long connected
1NtiuAtN4 automobile manufacturing
This gives already
has a cylinder bloc
and stroke enclosed valves ball bearing
shaft Bosch and other points OF excellence found
gfzGe cars only
efficient
Transmission of TIE sliding seletye type with left hand
pe ard he Det-oer i tie lowest priced car on the ar
body
aIiv full with
sent-ellptic
uneScelied riding
Qualities The equipped
arise Is only sSseee full equipment
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
One OF the prettiest |
Rauch & Lang
Electric BroU6hanl


4
shaft drive. cells NJ v NJ
standard equipment q
cap Ironclad Exide
hy difference s
omaha exclusively by Garage Co. 2iS Farnam St
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
The Franklin's new season offering consists of
Franklin

chassis power the
Franklin eighteen to tnirtyleighL
E0hnhh made all models but the q
rnnahout recirruatng oling
a between
is a fine rotary pump the lubricant
10 individual
leads bearing the oil Is forced through hole
drilled
bearings There thrown into the engine
through wire into subbase from where Il
hand brakes elliptic springs lannated wood chassis
retained
smith, 2to5 farnam distributor for this line
n this part Of the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
THE MARION AUTO co. believes that each sue.


NJ eeeding year is producing a class and crop of
m nTn10m Automobile buyers minds
HAoAhVh than least possible investment-They
money offering
yearsThe
for I is Is 4-nch
Differentia with
the additional of
appreciate
that he 10 a
Mcdonald Automobile 20l5
and he will tell why.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
4 NJ = ? :"
Abbott
Detroit "a

body Body include
a
Besides big
is with few mechanical is he
Il is ana
demountRtIs rims talking point The Huffman ais
south half Of South Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
No VISII
Stevens
Duryea

uropean Standard.
Manufactured by
Steveua-Duryea Co,
Chicopei, Falls, Mass,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
The Abbott-Detroit line, for which the Huffman

Automobile Co. are now direct factory dis
tributors, has been broadened out by tine
addition Of a big car which Is known as
, model "a and which is featured by a AZ
BY la-ineh dong stroke motor, dual igni-
tion. i2e-inch wheel base. demountahls
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
EMF 80"
Flanders 40

roomier In proved $
and adjusting. the spark
ing wheel and the latter
pany stands pat on the ~
including a foreuoor fiv,
tachable demi-tonneau, q
Flanders twenty IL a low
body styles there are u
four passenger suburha n
senger side door roadst'
Flanders motor liz cast 81
q bore OF "a inches and
three speed sliding geal
gle gear shift lever. witt
axle.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
I ne pretty HlII'
Hupp-Yeats
Electric

miles on one charge; brake drum
sion is the simplest In any car bs
ievei gears, The motor plnion a
wheels. The price Is Sl,15a.90.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-13

panied by Mrs Mullins mother, Mrs.
Sprecker who will remain here.
Mr.. c. w. Kouns, Mr. r. j. Parker, Mr.
N. NJ. Rice, Mr.. Purcell and Mr.. c. y
Mcclellan accompanied Mr.. W. B. Storey
as far west as Emporia on his way TO
California, Friday.
Conductor H. A. Bankhead and Mrs.
Bankhead are in Kansas City for a few
days on business.
Mr.. Fox, general manager of the west
ern lines, left here Friday on No. 1 for
Amarillo, Tex. after few days here on
company business.
Yardmaster ]. c. Kennedy, who has
been quite poorly for several weeks re-
turned to work Thursday, feeling muca
better.
Miss Emma Goodman. stenographer in
the transportation office, and Miss Anna
Erickson, stenograpfser in the treasui-
er's office spent Saturday afternoon and
Sunday with friends in Kansas City.
Miss Lucia Wyatt and Miss Katherine
Wyatt spent the weekend with friends Ia
Kansas City.
Mr.. c. H. Morrison of Douglass, Kan,
will move his family here next week. Mr.
Morrison having accepted position as
night chief clerk here under Mr.. W. G.
Garvey.
MI. L. NJ. Gain. who has been in Gle
burne, Tex, on company business fo-
several days returned Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Mahtoney of the car ac-
countant's office spent the weekend with
her parents in Strong City, kan
Mr. w. NJ. Liptef spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in Wichita, Kan.
Mr. R. z. Cooper spent the weekend
with friends in Usage City
Mrs. Hunt and Miss Hunt of Ottawa.
wife and daughter of Conductor Hunt