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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29
Yarns of the Courthouse Gang
No. s-By wELLIN GToN vANDIvER

At the morning session of the accus- eomed idlers in the shade of the oaks at the courthouse door, the old Confederate appeared, fresh shaven and rosy, evident ly feeling his oats, and ready to talk politics. After solicitous inquiries as to the condition of health of each one of hls cronies, the old veteran opened the de- Alterations of the body by choosing a political theme.
 "We have had some governors of this state that sized up pretty hefty as pub lie speakers, and broke into print pretty often, but they were rank amateurs as compared to the present incumbent. A daily paper that fails to have four col- umns per week about what Governor O'Neal has done. intends to do, or thinks he intends to do, is looked upon as a sheet fit only for the rural districts. When one of the eastern states begins to get woozy in its politics and sorter enuggles up to either Ted or Bill-then the unfettered daily press prints that Governor O'Neal will campaign that lo- cality for a week. If the wild and woody west shows indications of republican ten- dencies. immediately the Associated Press wires that Governor O'Neal will leave the ju-ber-nashernal chair for 8 limited time, and tell them better. If there are signs of G. o. P. landslide on the Pa cific coast, a watchful democratic daily asserts in two columns, leaded matter, that Governor O'Neal will spend week in campaigning for the democratic party west of the Rockies.
 "Immediately following the account of a great republican rally at Skowhegan, Maine. Is a lurid report of a Demosthenes and Cicero political oration delivered by Governor ONeal two days later, in the interest of national democracy. If Bill Taft conservative National Republican club is organized in the Hawaiian Isl ands, the next days issue of the morning papers chronicle that Governor O'Neal has left his office fin charge of Jim Nun nalee. and will speak at Honolulu on the 14th, in the interest of the grand old democratic party,
 If Amos Goodhue, over in Burnetts district. writes himself a little piece, and is practicing on ii. while the bath-tub fills up Governor O'Neal is reported by the daily press, as rendering his services to help little John carry the banner os democracy in the ga-lo-rious Seventh. The papers have robbed Governor O'Neal of nearly every man in his office. His secretary, John D. McNeill, is serving the party in Chicago-the gallant adjutant general. Bibb Graves, is dittoing in New York or Washington Jim Nunnallee is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29
HOW WIRELESS WORKS
Principle of It Is Easily Comprehended
 by the Novice
From the Electric News.

From the Electric News.
 It is quite impossible to describe the details of wireless station so that mo- vice will understand, but the principle of the thing Is easily comprehended. As is known, light and heat move in waves whose length can be measured. Thus the sun gives out in every direction light in series of undulating waves, which may not only be measured, but can be de- fected, polarized, and so on. Some idea of this may be gained from the well known fact that when a stone is thrown into a smooth pool of water series of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29
A Good Caricature

.rrom the Cincinnati Enquirer.
 The Duke of Sutherland, in an inter- view in New York, condemned the New York taxcab, which Is in truth, by con- trast with the luxurious taxicabs of Paris and London, an outrageously dear and outrageously ramshackle convenience.
 "A New York cabby," he said. char acterized your New York taxicab very we'll when a lady repulsing him on the ground that she wanted a taxi, he said
 "Oh, step right in, madam, I've just cleaned my cushions with gasoline, and I'll guarantee to get stuck twice, to run down a couple of old women, and to charge you anything from SIT up.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29
Men Over 45 Need N0t
 Apply

There's the sign that's getting 10 be e common thing in America. 4 Corporations are retiring men at 30. They ale not hiring anyone over 40.
 taldheaded man often looks 10 years older than he is.
 A man with gray hair always does.
 It is important nowadays that d man look as young as he is; 1t is vastly inn portant that man having family de- pendent upon him should take care of his hair.
 If you have daneruff. get rid of it by killing the germs.
 If your hair is falling out stop it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29
Men Over A5 Not Wanted By Corporations
Man With Good Head of Hair Has Best Chance in Life

If your hair is fading, don't waste any time.
 There is one sure remedy thai Will correct these misfortunes and aid you to remain young. s
 parisian Sage, the grand and efficient hair rcstorer, Is guaranteed to perma- nently remove dandruff in. two weeks, or your money back.
 Parlsian Sage stops falling hair--it prevents the hair from fading, It is not dye If is the best heautifier for ladies hair as it makes harsh. lusterless hair fiuffy, soft and beautiful, and is not sticky or greasy.
 Parisian Sage Hair Tonic can be ob- tained at drug and department stores ann at counters where toilet goods are sold for 50 cents. The girl with the Auburn hair is on every uackage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29
FEEL BULLY! HEAD CLEAR, STOMACH
 SWEET, BOWELS RIGHT 'CASCARETS'

You men and women who can't get feeling right-who have headache, coated tongue. foul taste and foul breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are ner- vous and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach. and are all worn out.
 Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets-or merely dosing your self every few days with selts, cathar- tic pills, castor oil and other harsh, ir- ritants?
 Cascarets immediately cleanse and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29
LEGAL AID
By WILLIAM M. M'GRATH Secretary Birmingham Associated Charities

heart the interests of those who have unfortunately long been considered fair prey for the rapacious money lender. the absolute husband and the proeurer. will greatly minimize and in many instances discontinue the activities of such gentry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-29

sweeten the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poison from the bowels.
 A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning-a 10-cent box will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular and make you feel cheerful and puiy TOT months. Don't forget the children their little insides need good, gentle cleansing, too.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07
ANNUAL TAX SALE
STATE OF MICHIGAN. /
County of Baraga. DO

The Circuit for the County of Baraga In Chan
Gerry. .,., -, oromo, n Fuller
Auditor General of the of Michigan for and In be
half Of for the sale of certain lands Tor
On reSdng and alng the petition Of the Auditor Gen
era OF the state OF aGynnst each parcel Of
land therein described for the amounts therein
such parcel of land that such lands be sold for the
amounts so claimed by the State OF Michigah go 60.
hearing and decree the regular term of this Court
to be held at LAnse In the county ann U d.
1913 at the opening of the Court on that day, and
that all interested In such lands or anS nv
the State Michigan for such taxes, interest ana
charges any part thereof shall appear IN sad sep in
chancery their objections thereto on or before inc mrs.
day Of the term Of this Court above eReS s
and will be taken and entered as prayed LOT IN
saance of said decree the lands described in said peti
ton which decree of sale shall be MADE NH ue
as determined by decree the first Tuesday In
May thereafter, beginning at 10 o'clock a. IN on Sa, u
be necessary complete the sale of said lands ana
each and every parcel thereof at the once oi s ~,
be selected by the county seat of the County OF
Baraga State of Michigan; and that the sale then
described in the decree shall separately exposed for
sale for the total taxes interest ana eRngSS ann monnt
charged against such parcel ana accepting convey
of the smallest undivided Zee :, aea charses
take conveyance of less than tne entire &
then the whole cannot be- sOd for
terest charges such parcel shall be passed over io
fore the close of the sale, reoGered and IT, on such
offer, during such sale the same eannol r or
Witness the Hon Patrick oBrep, Circuit Judge
and the seal Of Sad Scus Gout s o. barasa
fsesl lt'h Jay oil November fATRicK H oBRIEN,
eS MARTiS evHojErscH, Register
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07
STATE OF MICHIGAN

TO the Circuit for the County of Baraga In Chan
The petition of oramei Il. Fuller. Auditor General OF
the State of Michigan in behalf Of said state
respectuy that the list OF lands hereinafter SCI
forth and marked Schedule A. contains description OF
ali the lands said County Of Baraga upon when
taxes we're the mentioned therein anu
which returned delinquent Tor non payment ~
taxes and which have not been paid together
thereon to the time fixed sale collection fee and
expenses provided by law, EXTENDED against ea Vi
said parcels OF land 60. 49,. Ia
lands were returned to the Auditor General under the
26 of the Public Acts OF 1888, as ut
nauent for payment of said taxes for said years
lands Included said Schedule A for taxes OF 1871 or
prior years returned to the Auditor Genera as ue
nquent said under the provisions OF tne gen
the Public Acts of 1891 and which taxes remain unpaid
Your petitioner further shows that In all cases where
lands In Schedule as AFORESAID lot taxes
sold have been heretofore sold Tor sau
delinquent and the sale sales SO made have been
set aside Gy court nrov 81 bv aW
petitioner further shows and AYERS that the taxes
interest collection fee and expenses as set forth IN saa
Of lands described in said schedule. .
petitioner further shows that the SAID taxes on
said have remained unpaid for more thar
said a.es not having been paid and the same being nov
tioner prays a of the State Of Michigan
against Of said lands for the payment OF the
penses as computed and extended
the parcels of land contained therein and In de
fault of of the said several sums computed and
land may be sold the amounts due thereon pro-
vided bI Law. to pay the lien aforesaid.
And ydfdr petitioner will ever pray. etc.
ORAMEL B FULLER,
Auditor General Of the State Of Michigan,
for and In behalf Of said State.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE 80 WEST

TOT cOHHItHVIHE at q post OH FHst Sue OF SpCtOh
running thence North 20 rods a place of beginning
thence West 20 rods thence North 20 rods thence East
20 rods thence South 20 rods to place of beginning
IS $50 81 "a o. 100 2 10
lot commencing mt a post East side of Section
running thence North 20 rods. thence West 30 rods
thence South 20 rods thence East 20 rods place of
beginning .......B so 81 "a OF 90 2 10
W u of a OF --
Il ...........1S % 10 81 20 90 10 35
part Of 4 commencing at the Southeast of
land owned by Est of j. G. Baker and running thence
East 40 rods thence North rods thence West 40 rods
thence South rods to place Of beginning, ........
IS 81 "a OF 90 2 10
commencing the shore of Keweenaw Bay Section
line between Sections IS and 10 running thence East
80 rods to 4 post thence North 20 rods. thence West
40 rods Bay shore thence Southwestery along shore
TO place OF beginning
is so 70 AZ OF 90 3 SO
lot commencing at Northwest corner of land owned
by Margaret Baker the shore of Keweenaw Bay
and running thence East is rods to L'Anse and Pc
quaming road thence North along said road II rods
thence West IS rods to the Bay Shore thence South
to place OF beginning
commencing at the Northeast corner of z of W 4
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07

part of W e of 4 commencing at Northwest corner
of land owned by Charles and Lydia southwnd
ming thence North 16la rods to Southeast of
land decided to Julia Pennock thence West So rods
thence South along Section line Northwest corner
OF land owned by Chas and Julia Southwind. thence
East along North line of said land rods to place
of beginning 80 04 10 / 81 20 % 10 -
part of y of II " q commencing the shore of
kewcenaw Bay at the Southwest of land owned
by Mary Ann Paquette running thence East South
east corner of said Mary Ann Paquettes land thence
South 80 rods, thence West shore of Keweenaw
thence Norheasery along shore place of beginning
So ii 3 TO 81 II
at the Southwest Of land owned by
Andrew Johnson running thence East 40 rods, thence
South l% rods, thence West Section line between
80 and 80 thence Moth along said Section line 1la.
place Oh beginning.
SO 17s Al OF 100 3 50
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07

part Of Lot commencing at the corner Of Section
Bay thence Northeasterly along shore to North and
South Section line between Sections and 8, thence
North along said Section line to place Of beginning
,ot lSs 1ss = g i@% &c
und 23 Of
Of H.......2 40 sos 11 20 90 754
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07
commencing at the Southwest corner of the of
W "a, running thence East a line AIS feet thence
North 300 feet thence West AIS feet thence South 200

feet East of Southwest corner of Lot 1
thence North Sc feet as place of beginning
100 feet thence North 30 feet thence West 100 feet
thence South 80 feet to place Of beginning.
"a l03S go AZ IA 50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-31
Won HANK \ YOUNG GO. LEADS
VAT IN HEAVY AUTO TRUCKS
Pioneer in Introducing Bio Burden Packard Auto
fucks Prove Mot Popla for Island Traffic - Highest
Type-Ten Orders for New Trucks - 49,.

e., narrow Tat il will De impossible
for one racing machine 10 pass an
other at kighE peed aud would be exs
iceptionally dangerous Tor even one
car to try to make and speed on this
road. II wsald also be impossible to
mske the E1rn from the Waikiki Toaf
into the John Enor road or from sin
street into Kalakaua avenue rs the
course laid ont BY the committee some
time ago Ie$ds over Kalakaua avenue
It win be Impossible to pull off a road
r.see over this course. No other course
Is ayailableEor adapted to road racine
on this island, so road racing will
have to be forgotten for the time be-
ing.
If the $4,000 which Is to be expended
in parking Waikiki road could be used
to smooth the road OFF instead II
would be a great deal more apprec1at-
ed by everybody ss2.:
Itwould be nothing new for a tour
list to see park in the middle Of a
reed, but il certainly would be some
thing very new for a TOT ist 70 see a
good road IN Honolulu: ~
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tUT0A08ILES

RI
.(Coni ;naed from page Is
y. - - - -
No. ass. qr.tfS Name ard Style
"a Albert 4. Araujo, Ford. Runaboutl
77S A. a ,statlf ) and j o. Wilder.
s'snhlsr, Touring. St
T79y J, II. Craig, Flanders, Touring.
:Ts5 MICS 3 NJ. B. Coombs. Hudson,
-. Runabout. j
Isl James 7. WaysoR Cadillac,
Touring.
7S2 Y. Kobayashf, Ford, Runabout.
78S David G. Peters, Overland, Road
ster. z
7S4 E. J. Tirnberlake, E, M. F., Tour
ing.
7s5 Leonard Case, Mitchell, Demi-
toRneau. ~
786 H. Stuart Johnston, Overland,
..s Touring g
1877 A. Lister, Stevens Duryea, Tour
= ing.
7SS George Chalmers, Jr,, Buick,
= Runabout.
7S9 ]. Lightfoot, REQ, Runabont.
1870 S. Uchida, Thomas, Touring.
i79l Mrs A. l.. hutchinson, Hupmo-
bile, Touring. I.
1872, Mrs. J. D. Dole, Cadillac, Touring
/ 793 Mrs. J.. NJ. Atherton, Haynes.
3. Touring.
794 & Y. Myuro. Cadillac. Tcurirs.
I795 Seichi Kurihara, Goblin, T3pr;'.5
1895 Hawaiian Soda ork2. i3U,'.
= Delivery:
i7a7 Mrs. Geo. {. bc;4,2. ..,.1 .r'rr
g can, Touring,
! 79S Sanitary Steam ,"'UD ~, linr
ur0' Ne. n4l'Verv.
j1"~ Z. r. -,>.rshlA : I I . Ru.
s." '...s4os K +ch"ering.. Stevens
Z DuTye'. ror".ng.
u JaneR unmngham, Locomobile
curing.
i; :. J. Rumbough, Chalmers, Tour
b ing.
! S93 James E. Jaeger, Hudson, Run
| about.
1894 E. B. Blanchard, Mitchell Road
| star.
sos Mrs. Gertrude Porter, Stevens
/ Duryca, Touring.
sos c. H. jennings, Buick, Runabout
S07 w. Y. Stamper. Oakland, Tour
ing.
sos Clement C. Akana, Cadillac
Touring.
1899 William Brede, Chalmers, Ligh
Touring.
tHIo H. P. Nottage, Ford, Touring.
ST Mutual Telephone Co.. Fore
Runabout-
S12 Ira Longackcr. Ford, t.: -
1913 Y. Ahin. Overland 'o,." =.
'S14 !. II. Kearney S'o,>!v! "a, -
Roadster.
ISIS &. q. IiotI,l rack. r. 1o"~''a,
SIS Ch@s. Ber4,'r, o. '.'H Ran. ,''@'
. ST, NJ. Yasuhiro, Man ell, kH,""v'
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$40 Wong Tong.ll REQ. Truck.
81 K. Ono, Kissel Kar. Runabout.
972 Mrs. George C. Beckley, Jr.,
American, Limousine. 50
973 Oahu Ice & Electric Co., Kissel
Kar, Truck.
974 P. F. Gornyn, Chalmers, Road.
Ster. H.
975 J. N. Young, Cadillac. Touring.
976 R. w. Gray Hupmobile, Run
about.
977 Frank B. Edwards, Palmer Sing
er. Touring
97S Geo. s. Alyes Hupmobile, Tour
ing.
Continued On page 25)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-31

H. e. Hendricks. Ltd, the
agents for HE Regal motorcars,
opened a fepair shop in conn
with theF automobile depart.
This step was found necessary
to the bisdemand for the Rega'
m the CIV. which warranted the
in branching out.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-31

The Ron Hanm. Young Co. is respon.
sslJic for a great deal of pioneering in
lrf'eiucing heavy trucks into the Has
VAIN Islands The most popular
heat ystrucks in the. Island today are
t.oas manufactured by the Packard
aiuter CARGO. of Detroit, Mich These
trucks are most particularly adapte4
10 plantation work ard before long
bid fair to be far more necessary IN
scane eTpwing than the team pillow has
tssn siE the past No other industry.
4a tlfe country is to be more helpfully
afsetted by the Packard truck than
T sugar xane growing. This fact is APP
ntecjased when one realized that the
Hawaiian Sugar Co. of Makawel pGr-
ci aat ] Il 3-ton truck, and found it SO
. iisse6ytasibla and helpful that two
iaefe Packard trucks are now enroute
I6g Is salf. Mr.. b. D. Baldwin, manager
on flle Hawaiian Sugar Co. stated a
sllcff g.hie ago that the first tEree-ton
\ PA sard truck purchased by them abb
solntely paid for iEelf in three
mouth The trucks are invahable for
flses capacity to pick up laborers at
ereHt places and haul them to otn-
& gssfts of the plantation.
Wine boxes and fertilizer are also
easasy hauled in great quantities to
rslsYations Impossible to reach b. rail
read trains. BY using Packard truck
to haul laborers and supplies To hign
ground much country can be u:iiized
in growing cane which coo'4 5,at pos
LILY be used under ctaeg ut.-cHuetaR-
.
type. H.. ..>. -.
f,pcks are atlm'ttaa 10 be
kf tyne. of reliability ana
BERN Packard. il Safp1 iasi'
ho aA4hstione Y ever raised
Fs racN, 4ses present there
Ma trucks IL ae4latien
sars and many more aaFs
on. oe these trucks is
II work, and Il absolute
Tue I1acKard people
a specially OF heavy
is no wonder that the
Is should he. far above
&alh others in the field.
I'D a 2-ton Packard truck
tbition in the big sale room
"a Hannl- Young Co, Ltd.
Tx, and it is revelation to
Sc most wonderful cars which
Ding TO take the place of all horse
mule drawn vehicles in the, very
81 future. =
Packard trucks are like Sheffield
Steel. recognized throughout the
world as the farthest advanced IN
their respective lines, and absolutely
sc far removed from their nearest
competitors as to place them in class
es BY themselves, ii,
The Won Hamm- Young Co. received
this week a 2-ton Packard truck AMI
an Oakland 80 touring car. The 2tpn
Packard truck is to be delivered by
the next boat to the Hawaiian Sugar
60 at Makaweli Kaui.
Ter Orders For New Cadillac.
The Won Hamm-yonng Co. reDorts
ri, less than 10 orders for 1913 Cadil-
Iecs. The FIRST shipment of 1912 Cad'
laos will be in the shape OF tw.H SO.
menstrating cars which will 90 'h'V
arrive in Honolulu on O, 49,. - -"
TEMPER Path. The to1~ a. ra y.
gene and now treEepf'' s'N -"
has sprung W for IT, lI'~ .'...",'',.
The new t'rouc!s will e ycr" .ac S.
nErior 70 any - the ,trt .-u> as -
u vi, sHptold lie re:.dt. 'iAn ; r. il.e
. r; lao bas always laEnS -, car
8 ever heeu as pa =. "a. ! y d. Cadjl
- r-~.&1.aS hqS''I 81. *. rast .nree years
q. -" ocraiartir ~ each
= - :. 1dn Sat's
?ss.wh - have bat 81
+. ~ y on {au .. -: g.. vel
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= & = ~
S92 James E. Jaeger, Hudson, Run
about
S93 s. T. starrett, Chalmers. Road
ster.
1914 c. A. Stobie, Ford, Touring.
sos J. &C. Cunningham, Thomas,
Touring.
S96 City Transfer Co., REQ, Truck.
S97 F. Klamp, Cadillac, Touring
1913 J. C. Quinn, Brush, Delivery.
899 A. N. Sinclair, Buick, Touring.
900 Charles A. Reynolds, Packard,
Touring.
901 S. S. Paxson, Ford, Runabout.
902 H. W. Marvin, E. NJ. F., Roadster
903 Oahu Ice & Electric Co. Pierce
Arrow. Truck.
904 d.. C. Buffet, Buick, Touring.
905 C.. C. Carter, Stevens Duryea,
Touring. -'.5 =.
906 L. Pierce, Ford, Runabout.
GOT l.. Y. Toda. Mitchell, Touring.
90S M. E. Silva, Gilmore, Touring
900 w. c.: Peacock & Co, Buick.
Truck. 49,.
go ]. L. Mclean, Hudson. Runabout;
Gil Austin Jones, Hudson, Roadsterl
912 Coyne Furniture Co., Buick,
Truck. r." ~
913 w. G. Irwin, Packard, Touring.
ga Hawiian Electric Co, Buick, Run
about. 49,.
915 Geo. M. Apple, Ford, Runabout.
GIG Tax Office, Hudson, Touring.
917 S. Inouye, Stoddard Dayton,
Touring.
91s A.. P. Mcdonald, Buick, Run.
about.
919 c. H. Hou, Stoddard Dayton,
g Runabout.
800 J. T. Scully, Courier, Roadster.
921 ]. K. L. Castle, Packard, Phae.
922 N. w. Campanole, Cadillac,
Touring.
923 Libbens Hordern, Pope Hartford,
Phaeton.
924 B. P. Bishop Estate, E. M. r.
Runabout. ~
925 John Kaukaliu, Winton, Touring
926 w. G. Ashley, Jr., Maxwell, Run
about.
927 C. Nieper and S. P. Correa, Pierce
Arrow Touring.
92S Hawaii Meat Co., Packard, Tour
ing.
92s J. w. Santos, Pope Hartford
Touring.
$50 A. D. Fairweather, Maxwell
Runabout
931 Mrs. Mary E. Foster, Cadillac
Touring.
932 Y. Ahin, Hupmobile, Runabout.
923 William Hale, Ford Roadster.
934 Takani, Everett, Touring.
935 M. Macintyre, Interstate Tour
ing.
936 A. Aloi, Cadillac, Touring.
937 j. J. Combs, Overland, Touring.
93S Harry Kauhane, Flander, Road
ster.
939 l.. w. Loojoe, Ford, Runabout.
$40 Gonsalves & Co., REQ, Truck.
94l Lorrin K. Smith, Packard Road
ster.
942 R. B. Booth, Buick, Runabout.
943 NJ. NJ. Johnson, Ford, Runabout.
944 W. r. Ouderkirk. Hudson, Tour
ing.
945 Y. Tanemoto, Kelly, Truck.
946 VIM. P. WoOten. Maxwell, Run
about.
947 D. w. Chamberlin, Everett
Touring.
94S G. w. Harris, Hudson, Runabout
$40 E. c. Carey, Maxwell, Runabout
$50 B. H. Watkins, Overland, Run
about.
931 F. O, Boyer. Cadillac, Roadster
952 Theo. H. Davies & Co., Packard
Truck
953 Levers & Cooke, Ltd, Buick
Truck.
954 J. J. c. Haynes, Cadillac, Demi
TOnneau.
90 Geo. S. Wells, REQ, Touring.
$50 W. D. McCallum. Cadillac, Tour
ing
937 F. c. Pay, Buick, Runabout.
800 III. u I OH duU, 1ISmlST, CluD
man.
959 A. Fuiinaka, Cadillac, Touring.
$50 R. a Lucas, Regal, Runabout.
96l Eleanor L. Holt, Regal. Touring
962 Jas. F. Morgan Co., Ltd, Ford
Touring
963 Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Frank
lin, Runabout.
1854 Jas. D. Dole, Franklin Touring
965 Geo r. Carter, Lozier, Touring
9CG Loo Joe, chalmers, Touring.
967 ]. r. Gait. EIupmObile, Touring
yes W. G.. Hall. American. Roadster
uty Arthur Rice, Buick. TOURING