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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-27
ECONOMY OF AUTOS
OVER HORSE
WAGONS
REPORT OF NEW YORK POLICE
PATROL is MUCH IN FAsCR
OF GAS MACHINES.

One of the most interesting docu-
ments ever made public, as showing
the economy of the automobile over
horse-draWn vehicles, is the 1912 re-
port of the police department of New
York city, recently made for the city
officials. According to the report
three motor driven patrol wagons not
only affected a saving of more thar
so per cent owe the former method
of transporting prisoners and accom-
plishing other work of the depart
ment but each showed a total economy
of more han twice it's original cost.
The cars are three Garfords. made
by the Garford company, of Elyria,
Ohio, fitted with special patrol bod
les and put into commission at the
beginning of 1912. Each car cost
about $4,000 when ready for work. In
the years service the three have
shown a saving of $40, so in main
tenance charges, or s6,510.S6 each Re
cause of the showing made by the cars,
Police Commissioner Waldo has or
dered 10 more, to be delivered within
60 days.
~ iSppit SlioWS tlldt lIiSe tSiIS
displaced nine ~horse-drawn patrol
wagons and cut down the staff of pa
trolmen necessary for their operation
by IS. The figures for 1911 and 1912
given in the report and showing the
saving effected in the latter year, fol-
low:
Horses-1o11.
Boarding q horses, at $50 per
month 1850 90
Shooting II horses at $3.50 per
month 1850
Repairs to nine patrol wagons,
S35 per year---..~..-................ 1880
Repairs to mine, sets of har-
ness, IS per year......~...,.-. $500
Eighteen patrolmen's salaries
$1,400 per year........,-...,...--..12, 5000 0
Total ...................~..-~.s34, SOC. 90
Acknowledging.
Automobiles kept in station
house
Tires, 4S at s37,O5 each-....S1.7-S.4o
Gasoline. oil and rease...... 595.OO
Nine patrolmen's salaries, at
$1,400 per year -..--......,.........12 5000
Total ,........-.--..s14,973 80
Saving p. $40, 532 so
The report points out, in addition,
that the saving of money is not the
most important feature of the install
lation of the Garfords. 1t is stated
that the auto patrols, because of their
speed and ease of handling are vastly
more efficient than horse-drawns We
hicles, the time saved in reaching
scenes of riot, strike. or fire, scattered
over the cfty's large areas, being
highly important.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-27
GLOVER Is. GUILTY..

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The special
house committee which Investigated
the assault by Charles c. Glover, a
local banker, on Representative Sims
of Tennessee, reported today it had
found Glover in contempt of the
house and recommended that the
speaker issue a warrant for his arrest
to answer hat charge.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-27
BEGINS HIS SENTENCE.

Chicago, April 26.-Evelyn Arthur
See, the leader of the absolute Life
cult, who was convicted of abduct-
ing Bildred Bridges. was taken to the
penitentiary today to begin his indie
terminate sentence.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-27
SCIENCE NOTES.

Metal legs to be snapped on wash
tubs to raise them from floors, have
been patented by a Wisconsin man.
A pitcher for champagne. it's con-
tents being cooled by a compartment
to hold ice, is an, English novelty.
Bouquets of crystallized flowers are
taking the place of boxes of candy
among Parisialgs who can afford them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-27
A New Cross
Country at $1875
&@@er
Motor Cars

Big sales proved the right of the Cross Country
to leadership in the medium priced field.
This car is sold at $1875 with long stroke
motor, fifteen per cent increase in power, and
dual ignition.
It's a car of exceeding beauty, richly finished
in light Brewster green. Rakish, low and BAL
anced perfectly, it has grace, suggestion OF
speed, and lines that catch and hold the eye.
It's the easiest riding car we know. You may
tour all day with pleasure and return without
fatigue.
You will never know the meaning of IeHerv
service until you get a Gross Country. The ten
thousand mile guarantee goes with each car.
Started electrically by push button. Press
another, you light the lamps.
Wheel base, 100 inches. Tread, 60 inches.
option 90 inches. Wheels, SO x4 demountable.
Tires, Goodyear or United States, 26 L.
Equipment complete.
Have you seen the new Gross
IA-@@ Country at $685.
E&1sZEkN GREEN & ELLlNCHOUSE
'49 ". Front Street
The Cross "nD as Mssoua, Mont
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
POST0FFIGE
In This State are Being Abol-
ished by the National Adj
ministration Now.
taPEcIAL 70 rlsE TELEoRA4l


WASHINGTON, I'd. c., July g.
The Democratic ADMINISTRATION is
cutting Off postofices in West Vir-
ginia, three being discontinued forth
with by a single order. Hunters
Springs, Monroe county, is abolish
ed and mail will be sent to Green
Vile. MatvilIe, Raleigh county, has
to 70. and patrons OF. that Office must
now go to Harper to get their mail.
Rennie, Gilmer county, is the third
office discontinued at one fell swoop.
Persons expecting mail at that of
ficeiwiIl have to go TO Knapp to get
1t.
star route contracts for carrying
the mail have been entered into by
the government as follows: With
Ernest L. Hunt, from Burton by way
of wadestown to Wanna and back six
times a week. $500: with Robert
Dillon from Dizzy by Spaulding to-
Kermit and back six times week,
s4s5.
The star route mail service be-
tween Kidwel and IPursIey has been
discontinued.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
Fund Will Reach Half a Mil
lion Dollars First Six
Months. ~
mpeeta. e &c rElEoaAa.l

CHARLESTON, July 9s-The rapid
fty with which the employees Of labor
in West Virginia are taking advant-
age of the new workmen's comfensa-
ton law. is making Judge How ard H.
Ogden, one of the memebers of the
public service commission, who has
charge of that part of The commits
'sion's duties, feel jubilant
During the month ending July ;
more than 500 employers of labor
throughout the state said Mr.. Ogden
today, with annual payrolls aggre-
eating more than $4O,OOO,OOO. have
notified the commission of'their e!ee-
ton to take under and to obtain the
benefits OF the workmen's compensa-
ton act. This indicates that the IN
surance fund TO be distributed among
West Virginia laborers in settlement
for accidental injuries which they
may receive in the line OF their en-
ployment, Will exceed a half million
dollars for the first year beginning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
DEAF EAR TURNED
TO MR.. HAMIL TON

fstration, Mr.. Hamilton entertained
the belief for time that his Iadvice
might be sought in the matter oi
distributing patronage in the Fourth
district which he represented for
two years in Congress. But it has
turned out otherwise and an an
noghcement of the postoffice depart
ment shows that he was not even
given the privilege of naming the
postmaster in his home town. When
the question of patronage came up
at the beginning OF the present adj
announcement was
made that Democratic congressman
would be asked to recommend per-
sons for appointment as postmasters
in their districts, but that in dis
tricts where there are. no Democratic
congressman Democratic senator's
from the same state would be asked
to recommend. This ruling left the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
How to Heal a
Stubborn Abseess
A Home Method Sure to Re-
store Flesh to Natural
Health. Z

Do not cover any external sora.sO a.
to interfere with perapiratlon and tbs
formation OF protective scaba. ASeerA
it clean and bandaged.---sftZ it IL a.atut-r
born case flush your blood with 8. 3 81
This famous blood purifier works Wori-.
ders. And you CHI zeRsilJ -Ssfye- your
blood a good. thorough CLEANSING BID
using s s. S. There 10 NO need Tor
anyone to be despondeut over the flt-
ness of blood impurEtfes. No matter
how badly they attack the system or
how unslghtly becomes the skin, 9uSd
remember there is one ingredient in.
S. S. S. that so stimulates the cellular
tissues throughout the body that each
selects its own essential nutumenS
from the blood.
This means that all decay, an break
ing down of the tissues, is checked anfS
repair work begins. S. S. s. has such
a specific influence ON all.IQcaf cells 80
TO preserve their mutual welfare and
AFFORD a proper relative assistance 20
each other. More attention Is being
given TO constructive medi cinef tn9gH
ever before and s. 8. 8. is-tt1e highest
achievement in this line.
Do not fail to get bottle Of 8 s. 3
to-day. You win be astonsshed at the
results. II your abscesa - of sueh Q
nature that you would IKE to conBple
a specialist, write to the AlSeieal iOel1sss
The Swift Specific Co, 1s7 swift 4l4bo-
ratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

Recommendation Of postmasters in
the Fourth district to Senator Chill
ton, instead of former Congressman
Hamilton. 8Tr. Hamilton recom-
mended to Mr.. Chiffon number OF
persons he wanted to see made post
masters but In several if not all OF
these cases Senator Chiffon recon-
mended some other person and the
other person was appointed. But
the final straw came when Mr.. Ham
ilton was not even permitted to name
the postmaster in his home town OF
GAINESVILLE. A change became nee
essary there through the resignation
Of j. A. C. Smith, who had been
postmaster, and the influence of the
former congressman was sought by
several persons. each of whom want
ed the place. Then it became appar-H
ent that he would not even be able
Vile. because that IS fourth class
postof1ce and under the order eot.
President Taft. revised and reissued
by President Wilson, IS under civil
service. So an examination was held
and Fred S. Hathaway was appoint
ed postmaster without consulting
the ex-congressman from Grants.
VILE And so 1t happens that al
though two years in Congress, Mr..
Hamilton can not even. name the
postmaster in his home town.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
OVERS INSURE
THEIR EMPLO YEES

with October l.
The commission has been in exist
ence but a month Judge Ogden stat
ed it to be his belief that very few
corporations or firms would refuse to
take. advantage of the workmen $
compensation sIaR. and that while
some Of them had not complied
with all the conditions they had in
dicated their. desire to do SO.
Many employers. seem to have mis-
understood the provisions Of the act
which requires them to notify the
commission within thirty days after
its Organization that they are subject
10 the law, said Commissioner Ogden
in giving reasons why some OF the
corporations and firms have not al
ready complied with all the condi-
TONS This statutory rule is msrsiy
directory; no penalty is imposed Il r
failure to elect within thirty days. An
election may be made at any time and
the commission is ready to give in
formation and such assistance as may
be needed by employers desiring tc
insure their employees. and to obtain
for themselves and for their employ
ees the benefits Of this wise and just
legislation"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
Farmer Congressman Not
Even Consulted by Will
son Administration.
~ AsseeIArEp rnssr,

WAsIHNGTON, ID. O., July .
1t having been the rule for many
years that members of Congress
would be allowed to name the post
masters in their districts when they
arc in political accord with the ad-
ministration, it would have fallen to
the lot of John III. Hamilton to name
the postmasters in the Fourth dis
trict bus for the fact that Mr.. Ham
ilton was defeated for reelection
last fall and a Republican is filling
the position which he formerly held.
But. having been a member OF Con
gress and there not being a Democrat
in Congress. from the fourth dis
trict under sthe Democratic admin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09
RETURNs % wAsHINGToN.
tsPEeiAL 70 Tlar TrtroWA1s3-

WASHINGTON, y. @, July 9+-s
]. Byron Nfckerson. secretary 70
Congressman-at-Large Howard Suth-
erland, who spent the Fourth OF
July and few days following It In
Charleston, has returned to Wasb-
ington and resumed the duties OF
his position.
St. Louis University, through the
aid OF the new wireless station, win
keep its sister institutions as well az
a number of the outlying government
weather bureaus posted on earth-
quakes and other like phenomena ins
the future. according to an announces
ment made at the university,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-09

The TeIegram al. reader IeAEas
something or saves somethings ev
cry day-aImost always she does
both.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
M'CARTY IS VICTIM
or COLD FEET IS
OPINION NOW
Big Boy Has Been Sailing
Around for So Many Week
That Fans Have Come L
Look on Him as Man Lack.
ing Championship Calibre.


Sew York. March Ia, pv,u
srti"us of "u Two lHading wh,,t
hop,s Luther MoCarty aud J,ss VII
lard, are not pl tine Mind Go further
public confidence u them. McCuI.
ty'H diiiidcuvc regarding "a match with
bombardicr Wells makes it evident
that he Do not quite as confident o.
his oWn ability as Q. Processes To- bt
On AN form he should bee able To- d.f
posc uf the m3u who frll before A.
ralzrr's numbering rushcs, but o,i
DENLY he docs not think So
. A. Tor willard that lengthy por-or
does not seem 49, De- possessed Uf anl
more sclf-corfidcncs than McCarti
Now that McCarty has sidcstcppru
the English champion. 10 would syelu
Geo be good policy on Willard part Co.
apply for the chance to substitute
Ny doing so and winning hv woulG
be able tO silence McCartys sucpTins
comments and force him into 20
match that thc kansuu profysse- o.
ho haukoriug Tor Bul willard o.
barred from appearing in this stat,
hy the boxing commission. uud 10,
does not appear 90 he Ht all anxious
broken contract with one az The Bul
fhio clubs
Review OF the record OF Well. udl-
Gates that iu oNading him McCurly Dr.
being necdlessly careful Undouhtcdl4
the tail. graceful Euglrhman is ar
/. exceptionally Zine boxer when H
comes 10 furnishing spectacular
contest OF the kind thai pleusos CO..
I fans b. eNcels For INA. rearou
Wcll- d. Justly rated as fine draw
ms card, asid, from the fact that Dec
holds championship bui when q
comes to figuring "a winner there g.
uo us, going behind the returns. Wells
has been knocked oUt hy Gunner
/ Moir. boxer who o. too tar down
the scale 60 definitely classify. ana
40 faizcr who has shown himself %
hu TAT icss clever than McCorty
Lack Of stamina Was IN, cause oi
thpsr two defeats Although Wells
asserts ho Was the Victim ot q luck.
punch on each occasion. Ia his bout
with palzer at icast. there wac uo
I foundation tor this assertion A. 4
matter Of fact. WELLS was not struck
% single blow that looked hard enough
90 seriously damage "a rugged boxer.
! 40 simply fcll from exhaustion
brought on hy his own efforts. From
the accounts published 40 tho time u
thc English papers he iust 90 Mon
/ from che same reason Wells afu
demonstrated leo hls bout with T1ul
4 kennedy that be- can not maintain
even fair pace tor ans length 1t
time Although the Englishman SAYS
| he has grown heavier mte'y % %
hardly probable that he b. any more
enduring than hp was on his former
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
Jim THORPE WILL
STICK WITH THE
N GRAW BUNCH
Looks Like Heap Big Iniun
Can Be Developed Into
First sacker and a Heavy
Hitter; May Be Pitcher.

Marlin SPRINGS Tex. March ST.
spcculasions az e. whether James
Thorpe. tho CARLISLE cat. will make
gpod IN hta company OF nor. are mar.
rowing down az present 10 the bollof
thH' De- VIII Mcgraw has been
watching the Indian closely since the
first day
Thorpe h being tried both as pitch
81 and iirsi hascman. Wilbur Robin
SON. The veteran Giant catcher. who ls
Trailing out the young arms. believes
that Thorpe VIII develop into a star
Wet Finger
he SAYS Thorpe win make good
spitbail pitcher or ! miss my guess
lie has fast ball and good curve
with the control over his delivery nee.
essary 90 develop him along these
Hines. Thorpe Is hard worker. anx-
ious 10 learn the nncr points 81 the
game, and am sure viii develop into
good player IN time. or course. We
SAINT expect him TO jump IN and sci
toe world on IRE right or the rect. bot
he viii certainly show up q great deal
better than the average player IN his
debut as "a major ieaguer'
In the first practice game az the
springs Thorpe pounded out a single
and "a triple In three times az bat aud
thereby brought great JOY 10 the heart
Of Hon. Muggsey McGraw - still un.
decided whether TO make him "a pitch.
er. iirst haseman. or an outneldcr.
He certainly u fast FOR u big man.
said the manager. "and he l. strone
enough 20 nit well without taking
long swing that he has always used
because he didn't know any better. re
has a sharp eye. and ! can see no rea
son why he should nor hit them on Tho
hose as Chief Meyers does " he chokes
his hat and drives the bali with his
wrist and forearms N he can hit
there ~ nothing 10 1.-The win do. We
viii see what kind of pitcher he D.
later on"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
ARE
ROUNDING into
FORM FAST
Oliver and Torres Will Put
Finishing Touches 70 Train
ing Tomorrow for Their Ten
Round Go Monday Night.

Aithoaeh moi az important az many
BATTLES which have been fought IN
Albuquerque during the las, few
menihs the ten round bout between
walter oliver. % Gallup. and Jack
Torres. of Albuquerque. is attracting
eonsldefN9ie attention and promises
q draw bls crowd 20 the New Mex
iao AihiFtic club gymnasium. igi
Nefih rhlrd sireei where tAe Opening
card viii be staged under me dlrec-
ton 90 Murk Levy oliver and Torres
have tfained Faithfully for the con.
test and the buy that wins win have
proved himself q superior Fighter The
preliIninaries promise % he exciting
There viii b. three minor events
KID TAR and Kid Rooscvclt. who
started - neht four rounds AZ a eur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08
ENCLE DAM WILL
Be COMPLETED WITH
THE PANAMA
CANAL
President Of United States Is
Invited to Visit Valley Of
Rio Grande in 1915 to Cele-
brate.
HOUSE RESOLUTION
ISSUES INVITATION
lspscIaI Carressanaepee Dol DC meraIal

HNNfAHA NRNNNNANnNF9eN 10 NMN heFnIMI
santa Fr, y ~. March s.--fhat the
Rio Grdndc irrignuun project the
LARGEST iu the world. involving nn OK.
pcndituro of upward OF nine million
dollars viii lee completed slmultauc.
uusl} with thc Panama canal. was
N recalled yesterday by the passage n
n tho house "f resolution inviting tho
I president of The United StJtos to visit
\ the iio Graudc valley in 1913 and
!. participant, iu the celebration Tho
! resolution. which wan adopted by uu-
aniinuuS vote. asks congress ~ az.
propriatr a. quarter of o million dol
, lars in order that The government
I may property participate iu tho cciy.
hratiou. Following Is Ute text uf the
4 resolution
1 House joint Resolution NJ. ~.
I introduced oy Ncssrs. Moreno,
! Tuckc. and Llrvcliyu
with regard to the International
7 Exposition aud celebration to bc held
/ in 10 paso Texas. Co commemorate,
The building and completion "t the
1 Elephant Buue Dam.
Whereas. through The efforts ct the
government oi th, United States. act.
I JUS NN NNN NNi'WaN Tue itfiINNlhh ltN
service. the largest irrigation enter
prise in the United states. namely
. tHc HIo Graudo Project, or Js 30 is
othsrUis, kuuVu. the Elephant Butt,
/ Dam. located 100 mites north ot ~
rasu Texas. and go milrs norm coz
las cruces New Mexico. lu the RIO
Gruudc. iu the fertile Rio Grand, val.
lcy is io be- completed during the year
1915. and
Whereas. by virtue uf such Rio
Grtndc Project thousands OF acres OF
land VIII %, reclaimed and made
ut5ulau', for beautiful and attractive
and productive" homvs and
Whereas. the people ur 81 PJ-u
county. TcNty aud the people 90 thu
Rio GiUudc valley. ~ Sew Mexico. arc
Co hold great irrigation and indus
t.UE exposition loo El ptso iu tine year
1915. Co commemorate tb" bui'dlus
md completion cot the Elephant Butte
Dam. ut which celebration 30 is plan