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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08
stead of the land as originally ap.
piled for before the community ar
rangement OF operating the colony
was undertaken.

If you sit in cool draft when you
are heated and get stiff neck or
lame back, you will be looking for
something that will ease the pain.
Fix your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT and don't be talked out
Of it because 1t is the best pain re-
lieving liniment you can get any
where. Price Csc, 80 and S1.00 per
bottle. Sold by Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08

Mrs. A. l.. Thompson entertained
wi an Informal bridge tea Monda-
in honor OF Mrs. Lorenzo Snow.
Mrs. Me rim Nibley, Mrs. Roy Bul
len, Mrs, Luther Howell. Mrs. Hor
ace Whitney, Mrs. Lewis 7. Cannon,
Mrs. Preston Richards, Miss Margar
ct Nibley, spent Tuesday at the Bulge
bungalow in Logan canyon. Il
Mrs. Than Hays and Miss Della
Wolstenholm spent 'tlie niidweek In
Logan canyon. 7.st =
Mrs. Lorenzo Snow. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08

Misses Joy and June McCune of
Salt Lake, Virginia England, Messrs
Ralph Smith, Ed Berntson, Lorin
Haws. chaperoned by Miss Addie
Jenkins spent the week in Logan
canyon.
Last Friday evening Miss Sadie
jenkins entertained with prettily
appointed bridge tea in honor Of
Misses Della Wolstenho.me, Edith
Warner; Messrs Clyde Armstrong,
Wesley Clayton and Augustus Hunt Of
Salt Lake. Roses and sweet peas
were effectively used for the decor
atoms. Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Clayton jenkins and
Miss Rae Miles Of Smithfeld assisted
the hostess.
Mr.. Lewis T. Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston ID. Richards motored
from Salt Lake Saturday. Messrs
Cannon and Richards returned Mon;
day. Mrs. Richards will spend the
summer here.
Mrs. II. P. Barber spent the week
in Salt Lake.
Miss Margaret Wilkinson and Mrs.
Roy Carbon left the early part Of the
week for trip through the Yellow
stone.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Thatcher and
Miss Patience Thatcher and Mrs
Frank Thatcher and children left on
Wednesday for weeks stay at An
derson's Hot Springs near Bear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Squires and
little son. Mrs. II. G.. Whitney and
little son, motored from Salt Lake
last Saturday. Mr.. Squires returned
Monday. Mrs. Squires is guest Of
Mrs. Moses Thatcher at their camp
in Logan canyon. Mrs. Whitney Is
a guest Of Mrs. Luther Howell.
Miss Gladys Smith spent the week
L
Mr.. Heber Carlisle Of Strevell,
spent the early part OF the week
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Volker and
daughter and Miss Josephine Volker
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Volker Jr.,
motored from Ogden last Saturday
and were guests Of Mrs. Ellen &c
cles for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Clayton and
little son left Tuesday for Junction
Ranch near Idaho Falls to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Langton left
Wednesday for months outing In
Logan canyon.
: DR.. and Mrs. E. d. Ball are camp
I ing In Logan canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cole went Il
Salt Lake Tuesday to attend a recep
ton and ball given by Colonel ant
Mrs. Holmes at their summer resi-
dence at Oak Wood.
Mrs. Fred Ballif OF Ogden spen
the week here.
Mrs. Rhoda Keith Is here from
Ogden, guest of Mrs. p. n, Nielsen
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Kimball re
TWO. SOCIETY ..... -, -. 80.
turned home from Bear Lake las
Saturday. Mrs Rex Kimball re
turned with them
Mr., Golden ball was CUES
l Of Mr.. n. w Kimball over las
l Sunday,
DR.. David Farrell left "Wednesday
for Washington. D. c., after spending
q few days here.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08

a. l.. Cole, Mrs. Luther Howell,
Miss Dora Wright were guests of
Mrs. d. C. Bulge at her canyon bun
galow last Saturday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08

DR.. David Farrell left "Wednesday
for Washington. D. c., after spending
a few days here.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08

Misses JOY and June McCune of
Salt Lake, Virginia England, Messrs
Ralph Smith, Ed Berntson, Lorin
Haws. chaperoned by Miss Addle
Jenkins spent the week in Logan
canyon.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08

Mr.. Golden ball was guest
Of Mr. n. w Nimball over last
Sunday,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-08

Mrs. s. Sears of Salt Lake spent
the week here, guest of Mrs. Jesse
Earl.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
INNER TUBE NEEDS CARE.
Usually Does Not Get Recognition
From Tire Users.

Hidden from sight, the inner tube
Usually does not get the recognition from
TIRE users its Importance deserves" says
j. J. Haas. local tire expert
The life OF the tire the inner tube,
must. despite its elasticity and the pecu-
iiaf demands which are put upon it, be
practically as strong and durable as the
casing When inflated the tube contains
an air pressure representing energy suffi-
cient To ran locomotive. The slightest
weakness. an air bubble. or imperfect
manufacture only the best rubber and
workmanship should be employed
Made OF uprivcr tine Para, no foreign
matter except the trace of sulphur need
Cd for curing. or in the case of the red
tube. a little autimony. is used In Fire
stone tubes The advantage of the finest
pure rubber tube lies in its superior
touShncSs. its greater expansive and con-
tracung powers, its greater density of
texture and lis ability to withstand heat
Thin sheets OF rubber are wrapped
leusthwise, layer on layer. on pipe-li .e
cores Serutlnized carefully while the
process Of building is going on, the tube.
when passed, - certain 10 te free from
flaws, MOI trace Of an air bubble or
bleInlsh Of amy kind is permitted to
get by.
When completed the tube, still on the
cured. the several layers of rubber merg-
ing into one
After tho cure, the tube is stripped
from the mold. being turned inside out
In the process The valve stem is drop
ped in and tine ends of the tube vulcan
iHed t"-cth.I. hut not until il IL again
Inspected ana saused for correct thick
ness and weight Of the walls. The valve
stem is ttted into place and the tube is
inflated and tested for any leaks.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

1sSs3-Mrs- Elizabeth u. Falls, Willard
Hotel. Chalmers
lS9pAP F Gorml,y Union Trust
building, Chalmers
states Soldiers Home, Waverley electric.
1S.S}c-Rev. Clarence y. Vincent I236
Columbia road, Ford.
ls!93-.>. G Christie, 2"27 Park road,
Ford.
1891 lrouc3ad Roofing Company, 52,s
18th street northwest, Ford
lSao,-katharine Y. I.awman, 2l27 {;
street northWes Columbia
1s:}mi-tieorga J.. James 1905 New York
avenue northwest. Ifupnoble.
s"11-Siephenson y Bro, 1th street
wharf. WilcuX-TruN.
1sos - Lawrence tiassenheimeI, III
Harvard street northwest. Ford,
street northwest Franklin.
1s91o-N. /. HurcheIl. 1325 T street
northwest. Resscmer truck.
1s3ll-iIarold l.. Preston, 1I31 | street
northwest, Marion
1S312-Wiliam Murphy, l 18th street
northeast, Henderson
1s915-C. +. Nelson, North Capitol and
r streets. Ford
1s914-John X. Graves, the Benedict,
Buick
lsa15-Arthur T Check, 1928 II street
northwest. overland.
1s916-Elory " Sanford Company, 1910
D street northwest, demonstrating.
ISfli T-UNttiti IL s9lIlIlfi, dhtiiitL al ~,
d. c. Overland
1s91s-parker II. Sweet, Sd, 500 18th
street northwest. Paige Detroit.
1sa19-Fay S Downs, the Shoreham,
Hudson.
1s9ao-AIrs. :. L Rose 1909 10th street
northwest. Stcvens-DurYea.
1s:i21-Princess L. Kanananllai, 173s p
street northwest. Cadillac,
1s922-S. Virginia Moore, the Noodley,
Detroit electric.
1s9l.;-Abner <. +. Shoemaker, southern
building. Detroit electric.
1s924-Jamcs ". Lovcless, ~ Florida
avenue northwest Marion.
1s925-S. a. Reeves, 1909 7 street north
west. Ford delivery
1s926-Fres, Beall & sharp Company,
J22 10th street northwest, Ford.
1s921-Swagar Sherley. lis Rhode Is
land avenue northwest, Ea3cocll electric.
1s92s-Judd < Dctweilor. 40 1ith street
northwest. Bessemer truck.
1s923-Frank l.. White, 1910 l street
northwest, Ford.
1sa3o-W A. Simpson, go 1th street
southeast, WicoxTruN.
1s931-Joseph D. Watkins, 1918 NJ street
northwest, Ford.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Autos Reduce Church Going

Automobiles rave reduced the stteia-
ance q; the rul9il churches IL KaR@g- =
such an extent that a conference nf ,lor-
s. men and laynen has been e.4il.d T.
consider methods of bringing ab"af a
change III conditions Reports from that
state are To III" effect that empty i,cW :
IN more than .2'n churches hay, Induced
the ministers and members al eon@Teg;l-
t"ns To consider the adViS:i'ilitT - dis
continuing services. The la@6 ef attend
ancc is attributed to the fact that Hang
of the farmers have motor ,,aE< in which
They and Tn" members Of Their tamjlie $
journey sundays to churches iu nearby
cities and towns whore they are abb ia
hear an abb. speaker deliver sermons and
en- joy excellent music
Evening star., 1914-02-08
EMPLOYEES Entertained.

y meeting II thn employees ami sales
staf u Miller Brothers automohile
and supply house WAS held last Wed
nesday evening At III. Offices ~ the
COMPANY 6l-SI l'i.rcr street north
cast. Tie evening was devoted T. the
discussion y the various branches Of
fhe automobile Industry. and manf
suggestions were offered concerning
local conditions. AS ihe result of 4
number of neW IDEAS offered by soN-
"rai e those present A. The meeting
a suggestion hpN has been tstal,-
1ishcd. Wittr" employees mas at anA
Tim" crop suggestions - f4e aS fhrs
s.latr - m. business The~. su&srs-
iinns VIII then IL tahen ursdtr GOA
$ideration hN tht officials Of tho eom-
PanA- l,urln& IN. "veuing claaidc z
Miller. member # the firm. delivered
an address,. til subject If his discourse
being Power ta Thiuk for pae's Salf
TR" evening concluded WITH tht -.rN
ing ~f F.ff,SAlnrut~
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Au1onoBlLe
TllCENSES

District automobile licenses have
been issued since The stars last report
as follows
1ss47-Mrs Lew Z Morton, 1900
Rhode Island Avenue northwest De
lSs4s-Albert sismund sso2 e7th
street northwest. Studehake'
20 street northwest. Rauch " Lang elec
trio.
iSs5o-Le,yis Holmes. lsts Wyoming
avenue northwest. Packard.
lSs5i-Mrs Daisy =. B!odgett, 1900
10th street northwest. Packard.
Iconnec,icut avenue. Buick truck.
lSs53-Theophius q, WrcIln. 32os NJ
street northwest overland
lss54- Manuel Quezon. 1542 1871 street
northwest. Rauch y Lang electric.
lss55-tfeore" W. Phillips. 81: 18th
street northwest, Chalmers.
1H>56- Thomas NJ. Rramhalt, - Ram
Idoiph place northwest Buick.
1Hs57-Alexander Il, Browne, 1918 Con-
lnecttCut avenue oakland.
1SS5S-rnited states Department of
l>s5,-NIrs. y. {. Dean. the Charnplain.
Areo electric.
1Ssso- t:li,e Laundry company. III"
lSsGi- Representatives ~ NJ. Palmer,
House OF Representatives. Stevens
Durye2.
lssc2,- Charie~ : Boston. ) Dupont
1ss62-Rurton II. corhett. 1924 Euclid
street northwest. Peerless
1sSti-Edward Tarrins, l33l T street
northwest Buick
1ssG5-Theodore u. SIoat, 21 lst street
trortheaSt, Hudson.
Iss66-tiolden x 90. a22 Louisiana
avenue northwest; ,,.!' Ford,
mort Invest. Hudson.
IssGs-W. +. Brenizer. 141 Q street
northwest; Premier.
i>s69--F. Y. Killian, 500 18th street
northwest. Packard
1sN1a-Eichard A. Warner Naval Hos
pita'. Hudson.
1ss71- Mrs. J. w Wadsworth 7733SS
X street northwest Fiat
lsS13-krit Washington Motor Com
pany. 2l2l 14th street northwest, demon
stratins.
1ss7$-Writ Washington Motor Com
pany: 2l21 14th street northwest. demon
1SS'4-W. Won Kath. German embassy.
Hudson.
1ss,5-Miss II. W De Witt. the Cum
berland. Detroit electric.
lSSl5-tIorner C. Nonten zoos G.
street southeast, Oidsmobile
lss4'-sylvan Oppenheiner. f31G Bel
lnont ,sl,- street northwest: Paise-Detroit
lSsiS-Hilliam j F'Iatller jr Riggs
National Bank. Oakland
iss'9-S. Thurston Ballard, Connecticut
avenue and ) street northwest Packard.
1ssso-W. W. Griffith. 1st and y streets
Hoi tlltdSt W Nltt-N Ill truck.
1sssl-W, W Griffith, Ist and \ streets
northeast. Witt-Will truck.
1sss.-W. W. Griffith. Isl and y streets
northeast Witt-Will truck
1Sss.;- Murray 4. Cobb. 1foo Couuecti-
cut avenue northwest. Oakland
is>>i-J. II de Sibour, 1893 X street
northwest, Oakland
1sss5-S. l.. Larrabec 1514 o1st street
northwest. Cadillac.
1sssG-iiarold Z Prosper. l16l Column
bia road Ford
lsss.-Nathan Croft the Portland,
Studebaker.
1ssss-Mrs. S. r Prouty, a61o WoodIev
place. Detroit electric.
lsss"-R. II. Speake, 1919 I. street
northwest. Chalmers
lss9o-iiattie p. Neale. 1909 18th street
northwest, Cadillac.
1ss91-N. f. Adams 1929 18th street
northwest. Cole.
1ssae-Elizabeth H. Rucker, the Dres-
den. Buick.
1ss93-F'redercl1 II. Gillett, 1925 18th
street northwest. Studebaker
1ssa4-J. Albert Potter, 800 ID street
southeast. Overland.
1Ss35-Mrs. Melissa r Woodruff 61S
1ith street northwest, Cartercar
1ss96-M. Bcalc. - Lafayette square
Packard.
1Ss97-RudoIph kauffmann, Star office,
Packard
1Ss9S-Washngton Loose Leaf Com
pany, 81" 14th street northwest, Metz.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
BY HOWARD S. FISK.

-N r.srops. tn In. requests of mauJ
of its 1nernners. the National Capitol
Motor cycle Club T'1ans TO mold
hfll-elimhiuG contest on MAYORS Al'l'
&naeostia. February - This VIII
b. t., frSt event ~ tile 1Al4 season. ANA
viii open 81 ~ori,s OF cont SIS that VIII
k.ef, tlfiI. Iuembe rs btlSE and interested
throl-eho,lt TIM summer. NaTi""-S hilI
has he,1i elected NeearSe 1t provides
a course oue mile In length, with IT s""d
surface uo sharp turns and fairly
stin =rad,. Fast time has been mAft'-
ou this hijt lv both automobiles ana
motor cSej,s and the vff"rts Of tn riders
L. be,s.l. tAe .-tat,lgs}e'! r'-r"rd~ s'i9'Il4
reos&Ir Interesting srs'1
Tae .ou-Hfir, ia "har-" "t "f1.Hs"-
u4suts IS t-,t prepared t1 =ir, "t'' t'i'' 'i'-
sa5~. hut gasl, iattaDtioas Wlu tc taken
ter tl.. safety rf riders aud SPECTATOR
and pravIs .,as u}ad. Tor accurate Iii'sine-
Ar g5,l.ei d tuiu-. &evje, NilF T.. u-r@
vbitF vif 80 .tu0utlis ajfy rt@i~ftr ih' tl2t'
esh+a tHe r.i5rs cross tutit startH.s ;.f"
ts.i~H ii,r.-. aud iIir officials ;Tr'i"';tJ'
BE-. ,fl<t...t- SIS to W., time usa,l' 't'fe COLI
1s<- a5-l i- ..l..luC t,-5 urL-r + y NJ
t5}.. a=rl -Nr officials "f r'tat "l -,t'tiz4-
tine ii a., iu' charge
ArreH-snsr ats. tpr Il contest "p ti'js js'
l-sz5ou. }eft tae. affair had IT, be- called
"a H@aaT-. 4, iiefr ftIt ~ sHuw early iH
g@t- H.5. !is - .-Ina0. tu9. Ir'a@ surface t'"
slirpeTs. a.9d unsafe st hjsH sf.t'd Ht
It$ts tHIeHt gsu~ed mUoA Hj~apr"int
aseat 4a.en= s,f..npcrs of tim elHi. IL u"m-
h.l. i,s y.tia!.4 h.tst- CONSTANTS d@}tut'd the
ienUc=a fpr tie vent.
In ADDITION - the s-4al GLASSES fn'-
.-'si3 aHl cf it"n motors. prov is'"n p.oo-
alI ut- Hr re.Gt fsr the -'-hprSepp"e q
u.,SH.ay=- N1aHltie fEeS VIII be offer
eel f7 aT ..t--s- 1,gt~s h1uikS Eell b.
Gjetslu.t,d aoHe 5iEv 0"alerS aS socH aS
srr.ts-4er-ertS sac. ruulIeftg- aud arg,
I-ulat'l ot sntrjs~ is expected
FlES4- pt-N pr TIE SEASON, The
ss,t1u-Ese Weather ot tae past few
re,i.s jsaS brought ont uew motor ovcles
in sa,at rs,ra yeis, and t1e dtSirt ot club
lusn5hes $ far 81 run VIII he a~dtiiied today
Westrrr permitting Capt Berr1uan viii
lcay, the rlrl5tous, II 1850 " clock.
Ic.sa- 4-r tie ritga ON a blind ram, thr des-
t5nsst ou heug known only To the captain
auG i.ess'eu.1-ts Members wishing to a''-
cesufaaE- tire run have been notified te
ol,ts.tt Man land numbers. II Is believed
tn plan OF holding a blind run Will get
Iavt.- conservative speed on the road
The destination being unknown. the
riders VII NOT pass the captain aF'd viii
hali their pIac.. iu the line,
The motor GE"ls which WAS recently do
rated ter tl,- ciHh t. he sold for th'' hen
,tii of tl4e legal action committee has
been DJrcaased ly T. y Mouldrn, J. +
FyIe- u member of the comnttrv, has
lett The citv. and his place Will %. ill ii
at th.. next meeting Of tn" club Tut
.esal action cplnuittev haas held oE'f
from last year, President I.eSh not cor
siderlnS it adEsSbt" /" jeopardIze the
etiieiency of the committee by making
Changes in its membership, + ;. Ions
C. \ Hutchins Georse w Beall and
" T. DrooI, are the remaining members
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Repairing Gas Tubes.

IN case one of the rubber tubes from
the headlights to the copper tank tub.
develops q crack while om the road. a
temporary repair may be effected by
holding a lighted match near the crack.
The heat will soften and finally melt The
rubber. when the edges may be pressed
together. The operation should not lie
carried too far, for fear of closing the
tube with the melted rubber. and, ~
course, should not be performed when
there is any gas in the tub. With a lit
tie skill, u complete break MAY be mend
ed in the same fashion.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
A Popping Remedy.

Tar remedy Iu~ The popping trouble
al show speeds Is Obvious. Lay your
train of gasoline tditicies more closely
SUd instead of ID SjNtern-t"-on" mix
ufr-. ua.ke IA" proportions perhaps
twelve L" vuc. gn~ i-ehe' mixture being
ulieb 1u.r, e,~iTv ianitc,i- aud giving a
,nor" SHSt..if3"d pressure although com
i.t.tc combustion may not take place
lEi~ an t.uds - show that the jGuiJins
with tf4~ speed Of combustion. varies
Nflh IL gIGlity "f proportion Of air
ru .z.t~pI.no. aud with the de@ree of COM
rr,~s on tud thIt the most explosive
eF..s-t "r one uf consistent quality is
Not always most suitable. 1t is largely
for tti~ reason the So-ra'led automatic
af~he.retnr has not proved the success
uE,- could have " fShrd
Evening star., 1914-02-08
MOTORS ALONG AQUEDUCT.
Bert Dingley Wins Novel Wager by
Crossing Canyon.

Driving q King car along the slippery
top Of the big aqueSuct sphon, where
the Owens river water is carried across
Bouquet canyon, California. Bort Dinsley
the racing driver last week Won a move
wager from Frank Young.
binsley and Young were on their way
10 Elizabeth lake on duck shooting
expedition when the dangerous stunt
was performed. THAT would be som"
hill-climhing stunt to drive car rp
there" said Young as they passed the
huge steel pipe Of the aqueduct which
extends up the side Of the canyon on
40 per cent grade after it leaves The
canyon bed
Il pass up the hill-climhins part" said
Evening star., 1914-02-08
A Motor Cycle Patrol.

The Sawtooth forest roads OF Idaho
VII soon be patroled by motor cycle
guards, il Forest Supervisor Wood OF
IladIey has his way. Mr.. Wood thinks
that the patrol would keep careless
sheep herders from allowing their stock
to damage the roads. and would thus
save the forest department much money
that is now being spent for repairs.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Efficient Police Corps.

y great deal of iGwlessness and rob-
berry has been prevented in Lincoln,
Neb., by the efficient work of the mo-
tor cycle policemen who make frequent
roauds Of the residence districts. keep
ing an cye on Notwithstanding, men
who are found lettering about. They
also visit tn. retail stores in the rest
dthrc section. To see that everything
is H- il should b.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Races at Santa Monica.

II present plans do not miscdrry b.s
motor cyrIe road races viii lie held On
the santa Monica course III March, AG-
Judgements arr now under way for the
holding of a free-for-an speedfest in con-
junction with the Vanderbilt cup and
Grand Prize automobile races. which are
t. he held ON the Monica course durinS
trstr: month II the event Inateriat]izes
there is little doubt but that th. best
rieser..- IN the country will compete. and it
Is 4 $50. qllite probable that all Of the lead
Evening star., 1914-02-08

ia-- manufacturers viii enter teams -"
pwen. F. y. N. state commissioner for
California. is in chare" If tn" arrange
.uept~- Tire rae" Is not t" be pro-
lloters' project in amy sense of the word
as all iuouoy. except tnat v hich is abso-
iHtrsy necessary for the expenses VIII x"
- the coulpettne riders. Present plans
grp<rlr Tor first priza "f S'o"' se@oitG
$50. This uakes Il total ot Si.l5o. IL
bart cf which has already been sub
-. ribbed g., the Los Angeles motor cy",c
dealers and distributors ftvery motor
.tyr}ISt whether dealer or rider. and
.tr.fx racing fan III this section of the
-co.M:LZ. is enIh4sIastie -oNcr die plans.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

Dinghy. hat I'll bet YOU ! can driye
along the to; Of the pipe" You'll slid.
oft, replied Young. The bet Was on. and
Dineley Proceeded to whirl the little ear
laround and returned To tn" pl1r. whore
the road rrosscs the big pipe He drove
the ear cut along the pipe 10 whore
the steep ascent began and then backed
safely to tho road again.
Never again said IDugley. in speak
ing Of the feat aftervard. I'd rather
'oW tire ut ninety miles an hour
than Try that stunt again. ! started
slipping over to one side I was back
ing off. and | thought for :, minute
that | was in for grand slide
Evening star., 1914-02-08
To Hold Convention.

State L \. -. Commissioner .. t.
MrI.aiu Of Indianapolis is beginning
+" set thu clubs Of the state lined up
l"r the annual convention of the In
diana organization this spring. Though
II has not been definitely settled. the
meeting Will probably be held in In
diauapoljs This is only the second
annual convention Of motor cyclists ever
held in the HooSier state. thu organiZa-
tiou having been formed last year. and
Commissioner McLaiu is planning for a
rOuslns meeting
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Gembel Wins Economy Test.

ia recent economy contest held by the
Lincoln Motor cycle cub. Lincoln. Neb..
james Gcmbe,, or 4 twiu-ensine motor
cycle. trok the. iirst prize Each con-
tes;;int vas compelled 10 empty his gaso
line tank and WAS then supplied with one
quart OF =asuliut Gcmbel covered TWEEN
ty-two miles before his fuel supply was
Exhausted. TwcntN two miles per quart
is equivalent 10 lightweight miles per
-it'leH ar am aetual running cost Of one
SlNth uf Il cent per mile.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Hill Climbing in Australia.

y recent notable performance of an
Emblem was the climbing of Till CO..
feet long, With i rise of Il: feet The
feat WAS accomplished in Australia, and
was especially difficult in that there was
40 road up the hill. the ascent being
inadc throHah dncn s.rass
Evening star., 1914-02-08
An Enthusiastic Trapper.

II. .. I;cebe trapper Of Springfield,
Mass. has been using a motor cycle this
winter ftste,ld Of ploddins about on foot
to reset his traps. H. is delighted with
the manner III which his two-wheeler goes
Through the snow and mud. ana lie also
makes his rounds i'll Il fraction of the
tnne ,eaNiuca h.fure
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Ohio Road Bulletins.

If plan recently proposed by James
Z Marker, state highway commissioner
of Ohio, is carried out, good roads adj
vocates of Ohio will receive monthly
bulletins giving detailed information of
road conditions throughout the state.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Auburn Six Sold.

H. \ Turner II a. Flara. Ma in.
latest pirciaso. n :m Anhirn "-..m
touring car. fnily equipped. d.livory be.
IlS made Il few daNs a=n
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Poultryman Uses Motor Cycle.

Fred w Diehl, a poGltrym OF Pied
mont. cal, finds his motor cycle useful
in delivering eggs and dressed fowls. The
usc of the machine enables him to give
his customers much better service than
would otherwise. be possib!e
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Canvassing by Motor Cycle.

In his frequent canvassng trips. Fred
Icl!er Of Staples, MINI. rides motor
cycle. He is district manager for cor
respondence schools. and his machine
enables him To visit many more pros
pective students than would otherwise
hc possible
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Joins Barber & Ross.

Henry c. Stein, who has been connect
ed IN various branches OF the automobile
business in this city. has Joined the sales
staff of the automobile department of
the firm of Barber & Ross
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Survey Completed.

frauk H. Treso. chict engineer of the
f.5urolu IIi-;itNat Association. has just
,t,al-i.yt H-urrs Which show that the
,ours. of tur proposed Jiucolu nigh
W4r trpu New. Nurl, =" san Francisco
v5Ht I. 3.3>G-6 ;3 rs long. The half
Na, uark is between Lexington and
Evening star., 1914-02-08

nickel and aluminium
trimmings
Deep upholstery
Mohsir top, curtAins
and boot
Cowl dash