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The Detroit times., 1913-07-25
POPE PLEADS FOR
WORLD WIDE PEACE
TO Instruct Archbishopsf and
Bishops to Open Concerted
Campaign Immediately

ROME. July 25.--Pope Plus X. who.
a few months ago. was believed 20
be on his deathbed, today was bus-
ily engaged I'm the preparation OF "A
plea for international peace. which re
intends 20 be the most important
encyclical OF his pontihciaL .reigl
The ercyclica will be formally Is
sued Oh Aug. .. the tenth anniversary
OF the holy fathers installation as
successor TO the late Pope Leo N
The document will contain n
urgent plea summonine the Cath 2
church everywhere TO world-p 2
effort for permanent internatic al
peace II will call on the archbishoHs
aud bishops 10 begin the propaga 4
Immediately and will instruct the le !.
ates 20 those government diploma &
ally related 10 the vatican 10 m. 8
formal representations 10 the SOY
eiens of those nations, urging IN 3
participation in the movement for T.
versal peace.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-25
NAMES TO BE
PUBLISHED
NEXT MONDAY
Many Candidates Already In
The Times Big Prize
Contest
THOSE WHO ARE OUT
URGED TO GET IN
Boys and Girls Advised to Run
and Let Friends Know All
About Ii

Names OF candidates in The Detroit
Times great voting contest will be
published in this paper for the first
time, Monday
Mondays Times will contain list
OF the girls and boys who have vide
awakely and promptly seized the OPP
portunity offered by this publication
for taking part in the pending big
contest for the winning OF 80 splendid
prizes, including eight handsome.
fascinating and valuable Shetland
ponies, each one 10 be equipped for
service with cart and harness.
Is YOUR name in for Monday 5
list.
II not and you are in age eligible
out nomination blank At ONCE
and send ii in OF bring IL in immedi-
ately.
BIZ SURE and get in with the first
bunch or names.
Get in 40 that your friends can see
your name and help You in the con
test II they feel like doing so.
Get in SO that YOU will be in and
be in early with all OF the advantages
OF an early start
II you are not in and are lacking in
} interest and enthusiasm in regard 10
the contest, read the page announce.
ment elsewhere in this paper
Read about the forty prizes.
Yes--FORTY,
Just think of IL.
FORTY splendid prizes-Shcilsnd
ponies. business institute scholar
ships. BICYCLES. watches and box seats
for the Broadway theater for 10 con-
secutive weeks
Gracious, what temptation to
( hustle
Can you resist it,
Don't try.
Get into the game with both
feet"
Read all OF the details 80 that you
will know all that there is TO know
about this contest.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-25
GUNNERS MISS TARGET.
SHE'LL LANDS IN STREET

HULL, Mass, July 25.-Summer res
idents here, today, were exhibiting a
2O-pound shell which. after travelling
a mile from Fort Andrews, landed on
the main boulevard The shot was in
tended for target near Boston light,
but passed over the Hotel Pemberton,
barely passed several cottages, and
ploughed into the boulevard an in
slant after blackboard has passed
over the spot where II struck The
shot caused the greatest excitement.
and movement is on foot TO circu-
late a petition against the mortar tar
get practice az the fort unless the gun
ners improve heir aim
The Detroit times., 1913-07-25
McREYNOLDS SEEKS TO
SMASH PHONE TRUS

PORTLAND, Ore. July 25-Disso-
luton of the alleged telephone monop.
Oily on the Pacific coast by the Amer.
ican Telephone 4 Telegraph Co.-the
so-called Bell telephone trusts
sought by Atty.-Gen McReynolds in
a civil antitrust suit filed here late
yesterday.
The government charges the giant
corporation and It's subsidiaries with
absorbing Independent telephone com.
panies 10 destroy competition and
create a monopoly in Oregon. Wash.
ing'on. Montana and Idaho, in viola
tion of the Sherman law.
job Printing Done Right Time.
: FTnting Co.. TX John R-st
The Detroit times., 1913-07-25
WILL GIVE CONCERT
IN GLADWIN PARK

Whiteley's Military Concert band
Will render the following program in
Gladwin park, Saturday afternoon, be
ginning at 2:30 o'clock:
March. The Ford" Harry VI. ZickeI
overture. Hungarian Comedy" (Keier
bela) "a MY Hero" bass clarinet
solo by Claude Long. CO. intermezzO
Winery tLuelia Lockwood Moore
waltz. Blue Danube" (Strauss) incl,
rom CABIN tLampe), potpourri Ger
man Ltederkranz" CTobanil. tromb
solo. Evening star" from "Tannhaus.
er OK. wagner; selection. Faust
/. tGounod) excerpt from comic opera
The Royal Chef (Jerome): star
Spangled Banner"
The Detroit times., 1913-07-25

temperance, as a means OF giving il
bulk
Don't Forget Monday.
No. don't forget that the list of
candidates or nominees in The
Times contest is to be published in
Mondays Times and if you are not
already listed for the race. be sure
an0 get in before the next wash day"
July 2<
time is valuable, Don't waste any.
Get in action as soon as possible
ana keen things "apopping" during
all OF the working hours Of every
working day until the contest reaches
its close,
Drop in and see us If you can.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-25

corning the tax system. II was finally
decided TO have Commissioners Bur.
ton and Ferris meet with Mr.. Barlow
and go over the whole system in de-
tail
4 protest was received from the
Chief Engineers club against the son
solidation of the boiler inspectors OF
flee with the new department OF pub
tic safety, because IL might bring that
Office under political domination. Com
missioner Ahern, who is preparing the
new chapters on consolidation, has
promised that public hearing will be
given before anything definite is de-
cided upon He has assured the other
members of the revision committee
that the consolidation scheme can be
put into effect without affecting the
efficiency of any Of the offices now es-
tablished, and have good results In
simplifying the administrations.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-25

Somebody has discovered on the
electoral roll Of the city OF Mel
bourne gentleman named Oliver
Cromwell. who by occupation Is de-
scribed as a "theater packer. The
duty OF the packer is TO squeeze
as many people as possible into the
pit and gallery. There have been COM
plants in Melbourne lately about his
ungentlc methods and his unchivai-
rous handling OF women.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-25

Kansas City's new passenger sta
ton is to have a motion picture SHOW
10 entertain persons waiting ioI
trains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
SPEEDWELL AGENCY
NOW LOCATED HERE

Ihe SpeedWell agency Ia the name Of
Salt Lakes latest automobile establish
ment. N VIII he located At 223 aud 225
south state and viii be open for busi-
ness within tho next week
The Speedwel1 agency is owned and
controlled by G. $. Holmes. propri etor
OF the Semoh hptsl. and his son. Dwight
l.. Holmes. and has been under coustd-
era ton FOR some time Mr.. Holmes gave
out the Information yesterday that all
5rancem ents had been completed for
q line of oars. trucks and delivery wsccna
and the demonstrating models arc now
en- route TO Salt Lake, Mr.. Holmes has
been looking for . hjgh-class car for
some time TO make his loader and attor
chlnes in the market selected the Speed
well lipc as ono Of the best in America
and now offers them to tho salt Lake
public. The Spesdwell comes in several
models and is = siX-cyluder car. While
It's price Is moderate. IT, IS nigh grade
In every respect.
Mr.. Holmes viii also handle The fauouy
Speedwell Hen ~ trucles and the Taeen-
halls delivery wagon. a light car for city
livery wagon weighs under 1000 pounds
according 10 Nr. Holmes and can he
operatcd for less than SO per month r.
has . speed Of thirty miles an hour and
is ee5red for heavy hill work. Just the
kind suitable TO Salt Lake streets
Dwight j.. Holmes has already opened
an automobile csta blishment in Los An
gelcs. where the same line is handled
lie VIII probably divide his time between
the Salt Lake and Los Angeles houses.
With competent men under him at both
places. 1t is also the plan OF the Holmes
company TO Install n service department
second 10 none I'm the west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

WIRE WHEELS FEATURE
AT AUTOMOBILE SHOWS

One Of the exhibits which excite spe
cial interest at the automobile shows
this year at the Madison Square Gar
den show in New York and at the Phil
adelpbia show, and is beiug talked
about in Chicago is the wire wheel
equipment.
Wire wheels are much lighter than
tho wooden artillery type of running
gear and have been developed in such
Il way that they do not look upsubstao.
tial under the largest ear body-in fact,
they add distinctly to It's grace. "a they
do to its comfort.
The advantages of tide wire wheel
in tire saving particularly and in su.
perior strength have been proved con.
ciusiycly. The metal radiates the heat
created in running aud prevents the
disiutcgration Of the tires which wooden
wheels encourage because they do not
radiatc, but confinc the heat in tho
steel rims. Carefully kept records show.
II is SAID. that tire Will give doublc
the mileage ON a wire wheel that il
viii on wooden ono.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
ELY BOOSTERS FORM
TRAIL ASSOCIATION!
Raise Fund to Improve Auto
Route Through That Part
of State.

Ely New is one city In the west Thai
luiiy appreciates the good that comes
lr9m being on tho Ina, main lino OF .ranS- ms:
ioWn les al ways busy boosting for the
first official route Gale S. lIoas. secre-
iarY of the Nevada State Automobile
association, mas made careful study oil
touring conditions for The past three
wears and thoroughly understands condi-
lions He has Just succeeded in organ
s.zins committee Of business men OF
Fly 10 get out and work for the Midland
tTsll oud tAc organization has raised
nu,rc fund 10 help improve the route.
The Ely Exposition mas Tho following 10
S@y or llc question;
rs II reasonably sure that Ely will
be on the first transcontinenlaI
highway? There arc some figures
shat speak FOR themselves aud which
we believe will have a big influence
IN determining the rood across the
country:
:. The Northwest trail Via seattle
New York TO San Francisco. S5i2
miles
. Overland traii-Ncw York to san
Francisco, 1919 miles.
santa Re traii-New York TO Los
Froneisco, $5aa miles. New SyS York tT "a" /"
r.os Angles. S547 miles.
Tlls shows pleinlr that the short
sst route from New York 10 either
Los Angeles or Sau Francisco 50 by
way oi the Midland trail. which les
through Ely.
When these facts are pul up to the
government engineere. il t. bound to
nave great dcai of influence; buf II
ls up to tns citizens OF ElY 10 -ef
theEe tecIs hefure them and 10 dem
nnstrate not only that we have the
.Gcrtsst rnute, nut that we nJso bava
ehs besi and most used route-the
route that is accepted by tho ms Tor
ity OF ths travelling public
The best way to get our route used
ny most rs ~ mnlne Il so plain
can offer 10 the tourist the sdveo
tssss which the Elv route will That
Is why we want this road si=nboard
90 sh' why we want subscriptions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
AMONG THE DEALERS

which will be sent out tho coming week
to the Pence Automobile company nc
Minneapolis. Tho train Will carry go
Euicks and is the second to go to tho
Pence people within a period Of only
five weeks
big concern like the Buick has no
end Of Trouble in getting enough freight
cars. Sometimes it can't. and if IL
eau Z. IT makes delivery cross country
no matter what tho weather and no
matter what the roads. Deliveries thus
far this season have been made TO points
as far away rs Pittsburg. Cleveland
and indianapolis. not to mention De
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
BOTTER|LLS OPEN
ACCESSORY HOUSE

Frank Botterill of the Tom Botterill
Automobile company announces the
opening OF a complete supply and ac-
cessory department. The north room
OF the building has been given over en-
tlrcly to this department, which is in
charge Of two thoroughly competent
accessory men. Besides complete line
of supplies this department will spe.
glalIze on several high grade standard
ines, among these the Bosch magnetos,
Warner speedometers, Klaxou horns,
Weed anti-skid chains, Rushmore and
Solar gas and electric lighting eanip
ment, also Duplex and Panhard oils
and greases. One of the unique feat
ures of this department is that n com
plete line of repair parts will be car
ned for Bosch magnetos. Klaxou horns
and Warner spccdometcrs. A thor.
oushIv competent repair man has been
engaged who will specialize on the re
pairng and adjusting OF these goods.
As complete stock of these extra
parts is carried it will be unnecessary
IN the future for any motor car owner
TO have to return his magnetic, specd-
ometer, etc, to the factories for re.
pair. or replacement Of parts. A large
stock OF Goodrich, Diamond and al
standard makes Of tires will be carried.
The department completes in full the
idea Of "Botterill service" ns the
Botterill establishment at the present
time includes every department from
the sale Of cars to the complete paint.
ing and refnishing and is one Of the
largest automobile establishments be-
tween Denver aud the Pacific coast
To aid in giving better service to its
patrons the Botterill company will
keep this supply department open day
and night in connection with its gar
age; The Botterills feel that with the
addition of this department. the ideal
OF Botterill service is complete
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

A J, Lewis, Salina agent for The
Ford, Is in the city. He expects TO
leave for home today with n carload Of
Fords sold in his territory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
.GOLDF |ELD WILL
SIGN POST ROUTE
Nevada Motorists Take Care
of Midland Trail to Oasis,
California,

GOLDFIELD. New. Feb. With
the coming of settled weather the
great Midland transcontincutal route
tor automobile tourists and others viii
bc Indicated by signs at all necessary
points between Tonopab and Oasis.
Cal.
The work has been started under The
direction OF President Charles Patrick
of the Nevada State Automobile asso.
ciatlon and President Kcdman Of The
Goldfield omoblle club. who have
not lei, any time FLY by in performing
their share of The work, They are re.
ceiving active cooperation in their
efforts from the autOmobiiists OF Ton.
opah.
President Patrick Of the state as.
sociation said yesterday that the signs
had all been prepared. some have been
placed already along the route. The
storms arc all that have delayed this
work.
st Ely there has been some delay
owing 10 tbc need Of funds, but these
arc being collected by the Expositor
aud others who are interested, so tlfat
within few months signs will tell
the traveller how TO 90 clear through
from Oasis, Cal, through GoldfieId and
Iouopah 10 ~ 20 rIll
Lake City and Denver. Colo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
BUICK FIRE DOES
NOT STOP DELIVERY

Notwithstanding the $4,000 fire
which destroyed the brass and alum
mum foundry of the Buick Motor com
Pany, at Fhnt, Mich, it is still max
ing deliveries by the trainload
Right on top Of the eleven trains sent
out IN l912, the company is starting
out on 1913 business with two train.
loads in tho first three weeks in jam.
uary- The first was one Of fifty car.
loads which went to the Nebraska, Buick
company at Lincoln, Neb. This is said
to be the first trainload shipment Of
motor ears ever made into that Terri.
The second Is one of eighty carloads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

Arthur Kunip, Pierce Arrow sery ice
man IS spending week OF ten DAYS
with the Tom Botteril Auto COMPANY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
Speedwell Touring Cars,
Speedwell Trucks,
2, 4 and 6 Tons Wagenhal
Package Delivery Cars.

These cars will be shown at 2o3
and 225 South StatN street. and Will
be on exhibition not later than Feb
ruary S.
The new SpccdWrll Six. Fivc and
Seven Passenger Cars are the equal Of
any cars ever turned out
Speedwell trucks arc known through
out tho United States as possessing
greater advantages for general use than
any other manufactured They arc be-
ing used by the largest concerns
throughout the United States, and need
only to be seen to he purchased
The New Wagcnhal' delivery car
has created sensation throughout the
east, and is not something untricd. but
is being used in all sorts of retail trade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
UP AND DOWN SALT LAKES
BUSY AUTOMOBILE ROW

President j. E. Langford of the Sal,
! Lake Automobile company is home
again after an extended business triT
east, during which he visited the New
4orll automobile show and the Frank.
| lin and Detrolt electric factory, Mr.
langtord is entbusiastic over the New
| \ ork show, especially the pleasure cal
show. He says the crowds that at
tended were enormous and that il WAS
a motor crowd - interested in all
tho new things seon in the automobiles.
| The exhibitors reported the largest
sales of any show in the history OF
motor exhibitions and declared the
show pronounced success, Mr., Lang
ford made trip to the Franklin fac
tory while away. and engaged an ex-
pert on FraDlSlins TO come to salt Lake
and take charge OF tha Franklin serv-
ice department in this city,
David Peterson of tho Bertram No
tor Supply company spent three days
OF the past week in Ely, New, on bust
ness for his firm Ely is fully alive to
the coming season IS automobile travel
says Mr.. PetersoD. and is making prep
aratious 70 have the ronds in tho best
Of condition They have slgnsposted
the route for miles on both sides of
Ely and want TO know why Salt Lake
does not get busy and sieu-post the
rnS0 from Nall LAKE 10 Ely.
George Ferney of ST. Anthony. Ida.
agent for the Studehaber cars III that
section of the country, is in Salt Lake
TO get his line of la13 demonstrators
20 take home With him. Mr.. Fcrney
acted AS pilot FOR The Tribune Stude-
baker pathfinder IN mapping the route
from AT. Anthony 90 the Yellowstone
park. lie declares there wore hundreds
of cars used this route last YEAR, and
nc expects many more The coming sea
SOU The best thing about that
route, says Mr feTneY, ''ls that no
one has ever been able to make any I'M.
provement on il and it is now accepted
Ds official by everybody.
Word has lust been received ot the
of a new motor car com
psny 10 manufacture automobiles,
known as the Emise Motor Car com.
pany. n viii have headquarters and
it's plant al Detroit. Mich. The com
pany was organized by G.. a. Emlse.
formerly Of Salt Lake City. ny.
Emise was prominently connected with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

bccp connected with tho F'ircstouc
branch III st. Louis for number Of
years and is therefore thoroughly con
versant with the tire business,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

a. " blley, manager Of the Goodvear
Tire Il Rubber company. left last evou,
ing Tor Chicago tn attend fhe Chicago
automobile show. The Good year com.
PanY holds an annual banquet and con
snliaIon meeting of It's branch man
ayers annually ~ the Chicago sutomo-
pile show, and Mr.. Riley Viii attend
tboth these functions before returning
home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

NJ uetnr appearing under thin hond Is
PHpllshcd - npvS, but under tho recent law
HrPeo bJ congresr IN classified ns ndverlis-
INK bocnurs tho dcslor5 mentioned Curry an I'd
IN aoousr part OF this paper. IN no scnEo
Aro th"ee notices paid advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

h. II, kocne OF ST. Louis arrived in
the city Yesterday, and will take nm his
d1utles as adjustcr for the FYrestono
branch in this city. Mr.. Kceuo has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

bccp connected with tho Fircstonc
branch III st. Louis for number Of
years and is therefore thoroughly con
versant with the tire business.
Manager A. Il. Tourssou Of he Ran.
dallllodd Auto company is back in
the city again, after y week . trip
through Idabo. visiting sub agents of
the company. While away he placed
orders for several carloads of Bucks.
to be shipped immediately. Mr.. Tours
ecu declares the company agents have
their books loaded down with prospects.
aud manv cars viii he sold as soon ae
the weather opens up.
+, a. Nelson OF Rupert. Ida. sub
agent for the Cartercar Utah company.
was in tho city this week, While here
he made arrangements Tor shipment
of Cartcrcars into his territory. Like
other agents visiting salt Lake from
Idaho, Mr.. Nelson is enthusiastic over
the prospects for The coming wear, this
being especially true IN the farming dis
tricts. where there is inc greatest de
maud FOR cars al the present trmc.
Arthur Eump. Pierce. Arrow service
man. IS spending = week OF ten days
with the Tom Botteril Auto company.
Manager II. 4, Wright of the Wright
Motor Car company is busy these DAYS
distributing maps % the Midland trail
as laid out by A.. L. Westgard. With
the local Midland Trail association
working with the Legislature for an sp-
to build this trail there is
more or less demand for official mans
showing where the trail goes. TIE
Pathfinder company has had number
Of these printed from the notes Of MIR
Westgard and Mr.. Wright SAYS he will
gladly furnish copies to all who desire
them.
a. j, Lewis, Salina agent for The
Ford, Is in the city. He expects 10
leave for home today with a carload Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

the bicycle game IN Salt Lake for scy.
oral years in the '9O's. and was man
ager OF the salt Lake Cycle company
He was one of the most widely known
bicycle men in the country al tbat
| time,
With the East DISCUSSING tbe wire
wheel as possibility in Coming mo.
Tor cars, much as the seIr.starter, cen.
TOR control ana left hand drive have
oeeu Ia the past year, Salt Lake deal
ers are more or less alive 60 the pro.
posed change. Manager l., i. GiImcr
OF the Utah Motor Car company said
(esterday that the Packard people has
Just notified him, wire wheels would
oe optional on their cars from now, ON,
AS yet none of the wire wheel ouirpod
cars nave madc their appea arance on
HaIt Lako streets, hut several dealers
are now planning on ordering This
equipment for summer delivery.
a shipment OF Pierce Arrow cars
Ieit ButtaIo January u aud Will ar.
rive this coming week There is one
car IN tins shipment around which cen
ters some mystery. The Botteril com
papy says that when this is unIoaded
there VIII he shown something in the
way OF motor car that has never
been seeu before in Salt Lake City.
FL q. CrosSer, mountain stales man
agcr ol the White Automobile com
pany, spent part Of the week iu salt
Lake City as a visitor with Mana Ger
Resslnk Of the local White company.
Mr.. Crossler came direct TO Salt Lake
from the New York auto show, and is
loud IN his praises of This exhibition
He says big show is planned for Den.
Yer next month
The Studcbskor company is now Io
cated IN its new quarters on State
street: fhe lew repair shop has been
installed and a full force Of mecha mics
employed The new garage is opened
and a curb gasoline tank. which is the
1Ilrst IN The city, installed. The new
show room is the LARGEST in tho west.
Assistant Manager i. A. GrocsbocL
declares the company is in better shane
now 10 handle lis aUtomobiIe business
than ever before The SludcbaI,rr
company has organized a scr,lcc dc
partment second 10 none in The city.
declares Mr. Groesbcck, and with = com
pJete line OF parts is able 10 take
prompt care Of rar owners who thronob
mshap may have accidents to their
c9rs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

troit. Battle Creek and other places
pear ut home where that kind of deliv-
cry is so common as 10 excite no com
mcui