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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
BIG AUTO PARADE
PART OF CARNIVAL
Committee Selected to Ar
range an Automobile
Demonstration.

Local dealers in automobiles and
supplies are taking up the arrange
6ents for the decorated parade of the
carnival of the Wards Of the Wizard
of the Wasatcb, 10 he held on the even
ing of August 2s, with vim and vigor
and the pageant promises to be re
markablc feature Of the celebration.
Practically all of the automobile
dealers, representing the Utah Automo
bile Trades association, met at the
Commercial club yesterday aud decided
to get at the back of the parade and
make it a spectacle which will be
worth while. In addition to the prizes
offered by the paradcs committee OF
the Wards OF the Wizard, tho dealer.
will offer prizes for the best decorated
machines OF the specific makes handled
by the various dealers,
TO arrange the details of these prizes
and to formulate a set of rules and re
guircmcnts for decorations and entries
the dealer will meet again at 7:3C
o clock Monday evening at the Com
mercial club. a committee was ap
pointed Mt the meeting yesterday to
take direct charge of the arrange,
ments. This committee consists OF
Frank Botterill of the Botterill Auto
mobile company, Sam Sharman of the
Sharman Automobile company, Alex
Beveridge of the Chcesmau Automo
bile company, r. M. Austin of the Aus
tin Tire & Rubber company and
Charles Wheeler of the Salt Lake Hard
ware company.
Every automobile owner is invited tc
enter this parade, and it is safe to say
there will be more than a thousand ma
chimes in line, making the demonstra
ton the most remarkable event of its
kind ever seen here. The requirements
for entry and decorations will he an
nounced after the meeting Monday
evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
FORD CARS SOLD BY
REGULAR DEALERS

Owing 10 the many stories going around
regarding the future OF the Ford car
Manager NJ. L. Smith OF the Alkire-
Smith Auto company gave out the fol-
lowing interview yesterday:
Ford cars VIII not be sold for $3.50,
$3.50. nor three for $1,000. 10 any buyer
or buyers either wholesale or retail.
Ford cars will not be sold at any spe-
cial price, direct from the factory.
Ford cars Will not be sold through
the Standard OIL company, nor any
other company. except through the
regular licensed agents throughout
the country.
II is surprising the number Of rumors
that are floating around about Ford cars,
SAYS Mr.. Smith, and 1t has been neces-
saTy for the factory to publicly make the
statements as quoted above. The Ford
car in the future, rs well as In the past.
viii he sold through its regular agents
and at a price which win warrant the
manufacturers to continue the construc-
ton of theem along the same lines they
have in the past. This means the best
of workmanship and the best OF material
covered by a strong guarantee.
Mr.. Smith left yesterday for Denver,
where he Will attend the Knights Tenn
piars conclave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10

siasts examined the new cars from top
to bottom. While there are many Pre-
mier touring cars IN the city, as we'll as
throughout the state. up until the pres
ent time Premier roadster has not been
shown In Salt Lake. Yesterdays ship
ment includes cars of the roadster type
and It is needless TO say they are as we'll
built and follow the same graceful lines
as any car that has ever been shown
here with Premier name plate on It,
Assistant Manager EdmondS declares
these roadsters are bound to make a hit
with the automobile buying public All
the late 1914 Improvements are found on
them, and, with the Premier workman
ship behind It, Mr. Edmonds predicts a
winning year during 1914.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE
GOES WITH AIR-TlTE

That instead OF iniuring tubes or cas-.
ing, Alr-Tite strengthens the rubber anu
prolongs It's life. is tho claim made 10y
The manufacturers OF the new puncture
scaling compound that is rapidly attain
Ing so great a popularity among Salt
Lake and out-o -of-town automobile own
erS. -,
''The people who make 'AirTite' VIII
bacI, every ounce OF the fluid sold. with
an absolute guarantee that il VIII not
only instantly and automatically stop
punc,ures. but that In addition 1t VIII
prolong the life of the rubber In both
tube and casing" declared the agents
for the fluid here, Culver and Richardson
OF the Capitol garage, Saturday
Several local owners. who have driven
over 10000 miles with their tires carry
Ing 'Air-Tite, declare that the fluid has
materially strengthened the tubes and
castings and that they have interchanged
the compound from one tire To another
without affecting its efficiency in any
way"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
CAMPBELL RECEIVES
PREMIER SHIPMENT

The Campbell Automobile company is
right in line with the other automobile
concerns of the city and Is now showing
the 1914 Premier. A carload Of these ma
chimes. the very latest type produced by
the Premier factory, arrived at the
Campbell salesroom yesterday. AS soon
as unloaded a number OF Premier enthu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
BIG ORDER CL0S
FOR DELIVERY i

The following Telegram Z
by the Intermountein -
company, 1901 Boston baH
day; i
Just closed order VIII
Associated Delivery comH4 =
ton, Mass. Tor forty Ac5
six Model c Dart truc2 2
be made by September u
(Signed) .,,,, e,
DART MANUFACTURE
PANY.
The local agents Oh ins
this is one Of the largest ~
any delivery firm tins ya,
well for the reputation Of Y
throughout the east. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10

Welsh day at Wandamere Wednes-
day, August l.. Sports begin at p.
m. Baby contest, largest family ou
grounds, etc. Free tea from 4:3O to g..
Hwyo FTawr-Advertisem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10

Many find 1t profitable TO use the
Wants In effecting out OF the ordinary
economies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10

Bathing at Saltair will only last a
few weeks more. Go now,
Advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09
Small alks

JUDGE w H. wlIITNEY.-It contempt Of get
me out of bed at midnight to Telephone call but wish
it wcrc.
ARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. money n big interest is
business Going bonds is bnsncssbut watching steamer,
that's no busness-that's customhousc job.
GEoRG RopIEK-rhs has been good Christmas for
akfed Co We have utfttcd many the shops
of the other islands for their Santa Claus trade.
SHERIFF JARRETT don want Kellett on the
commission tells TO put him back So want him.
now That is the easiest way police department.
LAND COMMISSIONER TUCKER don't where anybody
got the authority the effect that would
am doing Just what the other fellows doing and that mark
ing time
TREASURER CoNKtING-lt is my quoted
so often press lay it to my Official position What don
be said for This why
sore 1t is not really my fault.
JOHN DEToRwhat has become of all this low priced
under this beautiful new tariff law We
paying just much heretofore and there
to be prospects being
cheaper the mainlandl
ARTHUR g. SMiTIThe afternoon paper I Gull
b and inexperienced and that the Kc
of the by that paper
ac whore this leaves but at least didn't
to please
Lou H. ROGERS The Thompson settlement association
member their
ay Fisher visited Waiohinu but work them the
terms the plantation offers afford their
They offer three half and tie up
lease
SANTA CLAUs-Th Malhni Christmas Tree committee will
require thousand dollars this year.
rouu the workers should getting
much the Honolulu people that
the those want to help
this year should forward.
ALABAMA MITCHELL still waiting to
have simply ict in like gentry.
BASEBALL lKEwhy don Cap stayton
time? The league has right
mencing game at three and start in at twofortyfve.
LIEUTENANT BUMP, uSA-From walk about the of
Honolulu would appear that recruiting white companies for the
the number of white civilians portion
aud bronze buttons without the for has been found difficult
to obtain recruits for the two white companies being organized
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09

Really was so nercduous that decision of the
commission that compelled discussion which
honorable body unhappi short the middle of its
Using
only quote Commissioner Jac Doyle my JUST
fcatiOn ''The other charges Proved he
OF they wercn Doycs penetration aud judicial
remarkable They presented before the commits
sion and they could have been proved.
Prosecutor Smith did evidence about brutality
which he had after he started in to investigate
the charges which he first he said because he
get charges way. And when he to
put his about embzzment white shaving and
few other things the commission rose up in its injured nSenfS
of want to listen any more
the silly twadd Smith might have convicted the
sergeant of detectives of a real crime! -
But interested spectator the last day Of the trial
of the island well Honolulu and whose testimony was
seqrned by Jack Doyle and his solemn eomratriots -
reputation it is who waiting around call from the
which they the Polo Grounds by the accused There
purchased gin their those occasions and accompanied
sb Ts h met the So Ne s and the sp" so Ta of en
of the commission didn't want hear more evidence
There number and several police officers who
they could beyond the shadow of doubt that Keett
'p % ge tho fact That V t% @ S t this s0 money
proved just Doyle said Smith just going to
decision that wasn eoar Of law and dn have have ans
evidence show that Kc model upright manhood and
Mr. Doyle wouldn't even believe testimony the poor
police stealing somebody money
crime When each told him how much money that particular
found
die @ % S S%f IN ca a not those wa a 5 ee
raied and hen discovered that the they lost correspondent
ed to evidence like commission,
Gee, they d a said somebody was eon1sp1sng, again
that keett and Mue used to send dollar downstairs for
the little financial transactions they Witnesses Of
took evidence all the time and these Mr. Smith could
idea of including among conspffators
who trying GUST himself from office much for the
As Jack the charges never proved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09
Y y y y "
Private Jones Philosophers.

You know, said High Private Jones dsursively, you
lead horse but make him drink Well
that the it with of ths fellows around here You
lead them of the
off to wind their business and remind that there
ways than to skin cat.
Now, think that who
roll of tickets from the show Know what he did?
right outside sellers window and sold
the box office wan doing much business though the house
full Seats dime didn to the mob they
outside.
the first ticket spectators had appeared
looked like bid and
bone feature looked good to the mpecunous.
But like all good things The box
nquisve and discovered where the competition coming
Then he the terrific
the dealing fde
Following which, of the sidewalk sales stopped
by the strong of the law and the had
Good defense that fellow put up all right Heard it
tiona insanity due to hypnotic influence. Anyhow
After
learning the masons trade, this fellow back home figuring
he is beating his time about years a that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09

aud slops through mc
chino carries him q his destination.
The beautiful feature the Kaucohc county
fathers made themselves Several months back the dressing
WAS removed to the depth OF inches foot and half
Then the aud the floods descended Of civil
ICED road could be expected mend roads
when il Following distinguished
famous Arkansaw Traveller when raned they coudn T. aud
when It didn't rain the road pasb and did have to be
repaired IL not lack of material THAI this the belt
oa has not been completed There enough dead ones in
this community
way extending from kahutu o Diamond Head.
Look at kaakaua avCnuche grass patch the middle is
finished and side of the roadway half We
great people TO start things and then fold hands
and think about
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09
Some Views on Mexico

There politicians who will quite understand that
sabbng the back argument-Washingtdn Star.
If Hueas advisers keep dsageong themselves the
Dictator will be doing the oct IN Brute stunt before Uncle sam
butt in-- Kanesburg lumnat0r. ..
viii mike with the sOcaled
government gives of finishing touch to the
'age setting Springfield Republican
The United desires free hand in dealing with Mexico, aud
VIII the
II 10 the form of u indianapolis News
pity precious American lives
driving Fneria Mc20 when herr MeNcans
Ia undertake the tack themcyes- knnfns city star
linAmerirnn iustiro ~ 90 by cohtproH when
loran Mexau m aynun tried 30 nannr General fely
pal the Gene neted or shooting him. The fuhaus
prosecute Dal FOR allowing himself o be- stabbed baltimore
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09

Journalistic Souls.

One of the topics that ought series
lectures psychology M Has the newspaper reporter
Technically speaking be practically
will admit il? Cali the reporter X eportee
'I X and casually matters of
knowledge 1t raned Yesterday admits it but
throws broad hint that present
ought to be quoted knows that it did yesterday
A. aud said Also he without umbrella got
rainod In the of his
points the fact that and said that Yesterday
promptly denies that it raned that he
quninted with y has talked
acr preyaicato about rain other subject
But If had made the mistake of printing the
ont mentioning rs name the latter would have been
seeing his print aud would have
butcd soaihn3 Of
dcnouncnF the ponfu printed utter.
Of paper Even Ks employer bas quaint notions In
gard printing fnc that emannc from the brain of his emloye
unsupported hY the evidence Of A. -, g. and u
Tho moral that photograph, telephone new spuper
reporter haze 10 souls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09

Unappreciated Assistance

One of the officers of the Pacific Mail
ystaner the other day the
arrival of that vessel San Francisco by other
the line Two women WHO finishing trip
eonhded to friend Shanghai that they doubtful about
back
custom house The friend said that
had relative in the customs Francisco
would him
would be no trouble at aand troghtway forgot all about his
However the before the Mongolia to
the California the Shanghai suddenly
promise hied himself the cable office relative:
Look ont for Mrs A. and daughter baggage result
Mrs A. and her baggage received the enthusiastic
vice. and the friend in Shanghai only exceedingly
warm cable message from the lady whom he Of
the Mongolia bags
be classic if recipient chooses press
the Oriental city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09

The Koolau Auto Trap.

There Of tourists here from Seattle They brought their
automobile because Of the personal given by mainland
promotion agents that Hawaii has of the finest roads well
the finest scenery aud the best climate This party has been
week dsgusted
aud road conditions in the middle wonder nnd
fernrlad elm and Handicapped beetng Ag the tourist
literature puts describing the kooau side Of Oahu that they viii
probably leave b} the frsi steamer,
Next when their neghhors
down ih Islands for few get from the snow
Hoes think Tor that tourists
here win alk eboai the wonderful Pal "enep They wi ie
~ about hos Ties alWosi o their the Knnnhr sNHmp
pHd bow woiher rRp hef best
e Md aud shn loi Of asful liars tbe dowa lr sand
aeh lslnldsl
opf llonoae man Who hoe go 90 e other sd NJ the Island
every da} 90 attend 90 business Interests bias maur
iake ha % p toNp de ~ The bog Then ho g od boots
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09
EXPLAINED

"Atbm" sa3 tho rereaul mu', "nhY haven't YOU shaved
iha nominal
fAiot 1 tlnrell" nslrl Atllnf ip aprarert surprise
80, you Ie uo Insisted the segeHnI 'Hni Npnt 20 know
nbY.H
Won you see sfgeant replied ho sdIer There pas dozen
of u ong he me mirror ana musl hale showed other
man. heN York Mall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09

The Last Day on Earth.

IN you had bpt ono day 70 I've what would you dog"
This al iwlonnt question lps hoeu ausserei N qute
hrf o Won NnpNn people ~ Honolulu bu there others i
irro.i NlO bahe been NnnR Tor today at themselves
on tp InnNR ihe nefl have utenlewo uuie humber Of
lror Nlp NH't nu hnd Opportunity heretofore
pn WIN deFang thought backward about an
nounnR nhrf Nhai tlcY Novi do 0n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09
Kalihi Burial Caves

Who're the msts float Fer the pail,
Ever drifting down the valley,
Where the clouds are ever sailing,
Ever present, never failing,
Where the mailc IS ever clinging,
Where the mynah birds are singing,
Where glava trees are laden
With sweet fruits for youth or maiden
Where the kulu s radiant blooming
All the valley is pertaining,
You may chamber in your rambles
Through the sedges, ferns and bramblos
70 a hillside, bleak and barren
AS an old world rabbits warren,
Aud then find this ancient tomb
Shroudcd in sepulchral gloom.
In it scores of bones lie bleaching,
TO the thoughtful lessons teaching:
That we all are only mortal
When we pass Death s pallid portal
Where uncotiincd bones are saying:
Keep thy careless feet from straying
For n moment brief, and hear us,
Crho there S nothing to endear us
TO the young eye on us beaming,
Bright with mirth-wth mischief gleaming)
Cease thy scoIing-ceasc thy laughter
We are what thou 1t be hereafter.
And our bones have long been bleaching
To the thoughtful lessons teaching"
FATHERS fond arms once earessed us,
10 her breast mother pressed MS,
ANA these skulls so CHASTITY grinning,
once more smiles both sweet and winning.
Blush and dimple graced the features
~ these long ago dead creatures,
That IN jnmbled mounds lie bleaching
Cease thy Jest and heed our teaching"
Gin the chill of early morning
And the clouds drift o 'er the mountains
Ellilng all OF nature 8 fountains,
ANA the iarks are maths singing,
Upward to the dawn 5 gates winglng,
ZONES the sun through clouds a'breaking,
ms another day awahng),
bursting through win rays Respondent,
10 world That IS dependent
IN that ORB forever glowing,
Earth lfe IN all forms bestowlng.
Yet hfe ends-so we lie bleaching,
10 the thoughtful lessons teaching
% When the sun sets in the evening
Fondly lingering leaving
Bathing this fair land in glory
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09
DIPLOMACY

Spectator Why Don lon rush u aud end the fowi
Policeman m trying fn decide whether q lasn fof media
Ton inifnenton.- hlu0kYn life
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09
Centrifugal Test of Nuuanu Water.

At the planters association meeting last week r. kopke told OF
reservoirs Eye witnesses
started chewing the beverage
thick polywog tominnows and other microbes
poured of side Of the machine while the crystal clear water
that the washing their welcd out of the
people wonder why have typhoid The
moral is to boil all drinking
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-09
Blow Out Disclosures.

An automobile passed along Wilder avenue at goody clip about
evening suddenly there terrific explosion
machine stopped Several househoders
thinking pistol discharged to investigate As
the machine jumped out, down
the alley The machine bore the mark
of How much Joy-rding
the stand for!
u y Y ~ y
A whether he Mortified
when night her little Offering his
bedtime prayer and caught this
Now down sleep;
| the Lord soul TO keep
If should die before wake,
! should
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-21
License issued.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk Of the
county court:
John E. Holman, Is, and Mary Eliz.
abeth Kisner, 81, both of Fairmont.
Vital Statistics.
Dr. L. N. Yost yesterday flied a birth
certificate with the clerk of the county
court for record. Dr. L. 3. Burk fled
a death certificate.
Deeds Filed.
Deeds were filed yesterday with the
clerk of the county court for record as
follows:
Margaret Holbert and husband to
Dallas j. Tucker, a parcel of land on
the Valley river in Grant district;
consideration, SIS.
Elizabeth CleIland to The Southwest
Coal company, the SewickIey ccal un-
der!ying a parcel Of land on Buffalo
creek in Falrmont district; considera-
ton, 81 and other valuable considera-
ton. ~
A. L. Peters and wife to John H.
Toothman, a parcel of land on Big
pawpaw creek in Pawpaw district;
consideration, $780,.
R. o. Kendall and wife to N. E. Jam
ison, one.half interest in a parcel Of
land in the Jackson Addition to the
City of FaIrmont; consideration, 1893
William R. Clayton and wife to Jno.
H. Toothman, a parcel of land on Lit
tie Pawpaw creek; consideration ST.
$50.
D. S. Mason and wife to Alice Ma
son, a parcel OF land on Buffalo creek;
81 and other valuable
A. R. Mason and wife to D. s. Ma.
son, a parcel Of land on Buffalo creek
in Fairmont district; consideration, 81
and other valuable property.
Smith Hood, Jr., and Qwife ct al, to-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-21
WATSON CHOICE
Of DEMOCRATS

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2I.-,Fhe dead
Iock3ln the West Virginia State Senate
for the presidency Of that body was
not broken today, although two ses-
sions Of the House were held. The
fifteen Republicans made a PROPOSE
ton to a like number Of their Demo-
cratic colleagues without any result.
Democratic members OF the legls'
lature held a caucus last night, and Y.
8. Senator Clarence w. Watson was
the unanimous choice to succeed him
self. No other name was presented.
He will be given the vote OF the mi
norisy party when the legislature
elects a Senator.
i Procedure in the two houses tomor-
row is problematical. 1t is said the
deadlock is likely TO be broken with
a Democrat chosen as presiden tot the
Senate. The Republicans have held
no acucus aud developments tOmor-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-21
WAIT MASON
lNpEsTRUCTlBLE
Tho PoDs RhIIsSophoH.

The minister dies-then he's dead,
and stone is placed over his head,
and the rabbits play round his little
green mound, and the birds sing their
songs overhead. The editor goes TO
his rest, afar in the isles OF the blest;
all snoreless he sleeps where the
whangdoodle weeps, monument over
his chest. The lawyer. when done
with his law, goes down TO the graves
hungry nav; and never, when dead,
does he open his head, or cut wide
swath with his jaw. The merchant is
dead when he dies, and coppers are
placed on his eyes; he schemes not
nor talks, but serene in his box all
silent and dreamless he lies. Most
people are dead when they croak;
they drift out Of sight like the smoke;
no more do they wall or reach out
after kale, or gossip, or gambol or
joke. Not so with the writer of books;
he goes ahead writing, gadzooks!
And year after year do his volumes
appear, all fresh from the land of the
spooks. Some authors who died long
ago, though buried, continue to throw
off their dope by the ream, and their
ink in a stream for ages will cease.
lessIy flow. And say, as often have
said, that man should be dead when
he's dead, he should cut out his toll
when he sleeps in the soil, while the
dickeybirds sing overhead.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-21

folks who do not lay claim to any IN.
usual amount Of brains, hut in either
case think you will find that the
writer possessed the ability to pui
himself in your place, and write, the
particular news and play up the par.
ticular kind of incident that would in
terest you.
We all desire to possess tact. Now
what, after all, is tact but the ability
to SO identify yourself with the per-
son you are with that you will not
say or do anything to wound or CRATE
or offend.
There are a few of the relations Of
life in which the. ability to put ones
self in another's place is valuable
asset. have no space to write more,
but you can find them for Yourself,
Have you this valuable ability? Can
you put yourself in his place?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-21
le had been suffering for several

ne Hau D5eH suHS4 1us IV4 se7e40'
weeks.
Mr., Scott who was IA years of age,
is survived by his wife and the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. J. o. Small, Of
Vaudeville; Mrs. Mary Small, OF Ak:
ron, Ohio; Mrs. Anna Mendenhall and
Mrs. Mary stukey, who reside in the
lower end Of the county.