Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01
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roorer than those OF DickinsoH'
Geary. Morris and Mcpherson coun-
ties,' said J. A. PAUL. OF saiina ~.
,ar making the sociability run with
,he salina boosters. 81 Joined the
e. lima tourists at Council Grove
Yesterday morning and the ROADS
were In excellent shape with inc
exception OF some mud as far west
"a Wilsey. The remainder OF the
tr,n through Dickinson and MePher-
con counties was made over good
roads. l was also told by one Vi
the salina tourists that the roads
from Junction City to Council Grove
were in fine shape and showed III
telligent care"
High water isolated Penokee anu
Moreland from train service on the
MON Pacific Lincoln branch 80 =
serv,ce has been established to Hiii
c,tv ON the east end and to studley
IN the west end. Automobiles carry
messengers to and from Penokee ana
Moreland. A jltney mail service mas
been established between Juncuon
city and Wakefield.
Junction City Union: The CONN
m,ttee in charge of the Independence
pay automobile races here on Jug
has arranged course OF aUou'
- miles. It VIII be out Washington
street following the Chapman roao
IN Goose creek, past the poor farm'
following the Sixth street road 20
Eighth street, and then onto WASH
ington street again. The motor
cvc,e races will be held on Washing
ton street. starting at 18th and I'm
,shing at Seventh. 1t will make an
ideal speedway for the pop-pSp
racers.
Frank Adams, travelling salesman
for the studebaker corporation wa'
| IN Manhattan Wednesday with NJ
| bride. who was Miss Marie jacob
| son Of salina. They were marrle'
| the previous evening at the nOn'
/ Of the brides parents in SAUNA an
II we're taking their honeymoon trl
II in a Studebal1er coupe.-ManhA''~
n Nationalist.
u Across the continent in less tiIl
= than has ever been accomplished
II orv vehicle other than the 1asUe
# transcontinental steam trains! IN
Il ;s the ambition cof the motorcychs
II Who win participate in the coast-'
Il coast relay race which is to De me-
In July under the direction OF 'O'
Donovan, chairman OF the GU
il ro4i+,on committee of the Feoe'
u zion NJ American Motorcyclists' "
ho,,aver that the riders should
oh,a "a cover the 3436.5 miles
tween New York and San Francl'
in about 1O2 hours. The run
. actually start fFom wasnlns.
= where a dispatch from PFeslu'
. Wilson to tine oOmmandant OF
Presidio at San Francisco VIII
q delivered into the hands OF the u
relay rider
Henry Ford is Gathering ano'l
- GIGANTIC plan. The motor magn
y las optiOns ON tracts on both si'
d of the River Rouge, north OF
y village Of OakwoOd, comprising
y 600 acres, and on them Fora
y rects to erect a vast plant IN WI
n SO will manufacture o tractor
a o4re for farm use. FOrd'S plans a
. have been extended to the erect
- of an ideal city for the employ
of the great plant. To save the Il
. ,vbo will work for him from T
ostate grabbers, Ford plans to
"h nm enough ground in the vlcin
"a accommodate them and sell
oas orlv the Land but ideally conStru
81 ed homes to the workers at
rm' prices. The plant is expected
.n,, employ 10000 men.
ecu & & =
a,ns M. D. Harrington ard IAN
~. thought two hours plenty OF time
49, motor up from Harrington this mo
60 ing to attend the HallecK-riu
~ wedding. The roads were in g
condition but the car, Ford W
dead near Enterprise. A mecna
was obtained to fix the car anu
- l.. IL IL .And Ahoir 1Ourl