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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-25

TWILL PH1LLIES WIN THE PENNANT?"
ALEXANDER ANSWERS QUESTION
sThe Man Doesn't Live Who Can Predict What Will
Happen in Baseball" Says World Famous Pitcher
in Reply to Query
ARTICLE H.
By GROVER CLEVELAND ALEXANDER

Pitcher IN the World and The Muinstov o, the Phtod,pb
1918 Penndnt Racs. = -. : '''uHoP1lo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-25

Schneider has been an important
factor in Cincinnati's recent
phenomenal sprint in the National
League. Rodgers is considered a
brilliant prospect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-25
Meaning What by Weakness?

"Travers' weak work with the wood
may hurt him at Detroit. ."--EXchange.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
TUCKER BOASTS
TWO FIN ROADS
Report by County Engineer to
State Official is of Interest
to Travellers.
IS. W,j:illians. state

IA. %. Williams state road en- L-
gineer, has received the sub1otneo
letter from w. u. Weimer, county
engineer OF Tucker county The re-
county has come to the front In good
road construction. The letter Is as
ofllows:
Yours OF the sixth at hand and
very carefully noted and replying TO
same viii say that the two main
thoroughfares or improved roads
through the county are as folloWs:
a road from EIlkins in Randolph
s9gaty 5ang sy M 4o4saa . en e sR
ters Tucker at the headwa-
tiers Of Haddi1 creeK and runs to
Parsons. the county seat OF Tucker
county. thence down Cheat river TO
the mouth Of Horse Shoe run and
MP said Horse Shoe run to the old
Evans mill, from which place the
road runs up the mountain and in
tersects the Oakland road one mile
from the Preston county line.
The Oakland road is q road extend
ing from Hartman IN Randolph coun-
ty to mouth Of Red creek, thence
through Tucker county via Ganean
valley. Davis, Thomas, Pierce and
to the Preston county line as stated
and you can readily see that we
have two roads through Tucker
county, and i want to say for your
that there Is not in all
west Virginia better clay .shale or
dirt road. as our roads are free from
breakers and a2e In first class con-
dition. While a very few niles Of
these roads are not yet completed.
yet they are far better than the roads
in any adjoining counties and will
soon be completed and an automo-
bile can be driven at any speed de-
sired without fear of striking break
ers or rocks or bumpers. All streams
or water courses have been bridged
or cuIverts put in.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
CREST OF RID GE TAKEN 1
FROM TURKS BY ALLIES
- A..,,e,Arsr .rxs.,

LONDON, Aug The crest Of the
ridge In the Gallipolt peninsula has
been gained by British troops and the
position Of the British In the Dar.
danelles has been Improved, accord
ing to statement given out today by
the ofdcial press bureau.
The text OF the statement follows:
General Sir Ian Hamilton reports
on August 2 that on the right position
held by the Australian and New 1ea-
land corps successful attack was
carried out against the network OF
Turkish trenches which was beginning
to threaten the safety of an advanced
post called .tastamia post. The at
TACK consisted of a bombardment OF
neishboring works and the explosion
Of three mines under sections Of e
trench. These sections were occupied
at once.
Another section was rushed with
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
MISS SMITH DEAD
Charming Daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith, Of
Glen Elk, Passes Away.

miss Florence Smith, aged 20 years.
passed away In q local hospital at
ia1a:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
after three years Illness of g comph-
cation OF diseases. a surgical operT
alton was recently pert formed IN an
attempt to save her life.
The. deceased girl was a daughter
OF s1r: and Mrs. Thomas Smith OF s15
8Werninger street, Glen El k, and has g
host 81 friends who viii be panied to
hear Of her death. She was 9 member
OF the First Baptist church and al
ways. took an active part In chnrch =
work.
1 Miss s1nit iii is
Eents, .aabrother and three sisters. The
,brother ii Earl Smith The sisters
are misses Kate, Ruth and Blanche
Smith all living at home.
The funeral services will be held at
the Smith home Thursday and the Rev.
Dr.. w. C. Taylor. pastor OF the First
Baptist church, will have charge. The
burial Will be IN the Masonic cemetery.
The hour Of the funeral will be am
snounced later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
IN0RTH'VI.E:ll MAN \!
Dies Ia a ocaI Hospital After
An illness Of Obstruct ioniot
the Bowels.

Claude Westfall, ageu 80 years. 2
foreman In the Hazel Atlas Glass
Conapany,s plant ct Northview. dec i'es
~ 6:30 o'clock Tuesday morning n
: 81 local hospital. following surgicaa
nnaration for obstruction OF the DOW
-, The deceased man is survived y
HIS widow. Mrs Blanche Westfal.'
his parents, Mr.. and ~ st IS. =. VS. .,.ssna
fall: brother. two sisters 4 a,aaL 81
west vuasffaiI. Of Buckhannon. The sis
tars are Mrs. q. NJ. Ward, Of BUCK.
shannon. and Mrs. Audra a III OF
scharleston. The children are HOW
ara and, woodward yWestra'SH ana NJ 2
/ The funeral services will be held
at the west all home on Sixth 2 street
Northview.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
- S O
Q EIlP a. ] !
Russian eqisIature Unanl-
mouslyt b Determines Not TO
Conclude Peace.
PREsIpEMT IS RE.ELECIED
Necessity for Forgetting Old
Political Quarrels Empha
sized in Res olution.

PETROGRAD. Aug. Mi q la1t
~. Rodchiankos today was re-electeo
president OF the Russian Duma, by 2
vote Of 296 to "a
on the conclN sion Of the debate
on the war the Duma placed 1tselt
az q resolution declaring 1t to be the
empires unshakabIe determination
not to conclude peace before Rus
sian victory was complete and pledg e
ing the willing assistance Of the en-
time population for the creation q
fresh means for continuing the strus-
gle. 80
The resolution emp zss me me
Souarrels and recalls the govern
ment,s benevolence with regard 20
the interests Of .sall loyal citizens OF
Russia without distinction OF race,
language or religion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
10y AssoclATrp PNEso;

LONDON, Aug. 3.The armies of
Germany and Austrfa-Hungary are
being held by the Russians to the
west Of Warsaw, but they are making
progress elsewhere on the eastern
front. according to the official state
ments emanating from Berlin and
Vienna. their most determined attack
evidently being that directed against
Wyskow, town thirty-fve miles
northeast Of Warsaw. Pursuing their
policy OF cutting the communication
OF Grand Duke Nicholas, German
troops are attacking the main rail-
road linking the Warsaw-Petrograd
line with Ostralenka.
Returning to Homes.
The latest informant ton of the Asso-
3ciated Press from It's correspondent
In Warsaw states that the people are
returning to their homes and that
the life OF the capital is resuming a
normal aspect, although the odacial
stablishments have made all prepar-
atfons for the expected evacuation.
In the West fighting again Is In
progress on the British section Of the
battlefront and there has been re-
sumption of infantry actions with the
French admitting the Germans have
captured some trenches in the Ar
gonne and the Marie Therse district
but claiming that counter attacks
have rewon portion Of the lost
ground.
Inflict Heavy Losses.
In the vosges Paris states that the
French troops took several German
trenches after inftctfng heavy losses
on the defenders.
The record Of British submarine
activity given out by the British adj
niralty last night was admitted to-
day by q Petrograd official report
saying that an English submarine had
sunk a large German transport In the
Baltic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
I||||IIll AlV
SHUT Down
NJ A|l|VABE||:.L..L|.E|:.
Foreclosure of Mortgages
knlountiag 10 More Than
S .OOO, 600 the Cause.

he plant of the Four States Coal
Company at Annabelle has been
ssciosed The mine will not be opar-
atad again for a time; the miners rs
houses are being nailed up ana
Rsnerai Suspension OF business there
- I3 a bean Instituted. The foreclos-
IRE a. over four millions in mort-
cages. resulting likely. IN the sale q
the property, Is thought to be tne
cause for the closing OF the planI'
done likely by the trustees upon OF
derk from the bondholders. u.
For several months the properly
at Annabelle and a mining properly
owned by the same company cor 2 ~ q
Dorothy in Raleigh county has been
soperated by the Union Trust Com
pany. Of Pittsburg, as trustee. TWO
"a o,lrtrages. one for three million
i've hundred thousand dollars; an
0fIiar for q million dollars We're
placed on the properties here and N
the southern part OF the state.
Dayton Refused.
Notes began to come due severa =.
sIIfaos.ths ago. The bondhoIders, SAID
10 Be the Mellen interests in Pits
our &. ordered the trustees to dtspose
possAof the properly then. Judge
sDayton of the federal court in this
district, refused to allow the sale to
proceed.
The action of the trustees in clos
ing down the plant, it Is said, i Is, ], e
move to hasten the sale OF the n 0ol'a
sfngs
RE action Of the of1cials in stop,
Ding operations at Anpabelle =. WI va
fhFow three hundred men out OF en-
m !. d san til the close which
took place yesterday. the plant had
been operating at almost full capa-
city and orders seemed prevaienI :,
Sf1o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
RESTORATION
of Constitutional Government
in Mexico to Be Sought
at Conf rence e.

WASHINGTON, Aus. 7hen. the
three South American Ambassadors
and the three ranking Latin American
meet with Secretary Lansing
Thursday to hear President wilson's
plan to ask the cooperation OF their
countries for restoring peace in Mex
leo course or action will be outlined
which all Latin American countries
will be asked to improve. 1t con
templates the restoration of constttur
tional government Without the use of
force IL possible but has In view the
FONT action OF all the Americas il
necessary. rs 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
LINDSEY GUILTY
Of Contempt Of Court for Re.
fusingto Give Certain
Testimony.
~ A.nas,A1xIp ) a =

DENVER, Aug. Judge Ben 81
Lindsey OF the Denver juvenile court
was found guilty ef contempt OF court
by District Judge John a. Perry. Sem
tence was deferred pending Judge
Lindsey,s return from the East.
The contempt case resulted from
the juvenile court Judges refusal to
ton with Nea Wright, 70 whose testt-
mony In criminal court had much to
do with the acquittal Of his mother,
Mrs. Bertha Wright, charged with the
murder OF her husband.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
MOTHERS NlR|||||||
FAILS TO
WATER
lRena Eopls Fifteen ea
Old Girl, Dr0v ms in S Stream
near FaTfllingt Ion.

FAIRMONT, Aug. u the skill
of Mrs. o. II. EngIeman, form e.
prominent trained nurse: ~
physicians who rushed to her
ance. failed to revive her doug
Rena Hopkins, aged IL, z IA
East Run. near their home 6bONe
Farming late Monday afterno
who had been under the WI 6
twenty-hVe minutes before her 0SfSs
was rescued The child dAMoS
when brought to the surface. b,It
frantic mother would not bal
WINGED until she had tried eyerg e
fort known TO medical science 10
tsustitate her daughter.
& Relief from Heat
Three little girls had gone into the
stream to get relief from the hegk
and it is due to the desperate efforts
of Irene Eby, aged Is. who dTnEEA6
little Ruby Engleman, aged
ter of the dead girl from the hole
and held heraup until help an
that q double drowning was aveft
East run is g branch Of Buns
creek. emptying into that stream
Pittsburg Gas Company pun ping s.
ton. There IL a bridge at the 9pQs
and the children had been
always to- baIthe In 4 q shadl How peSI
above the bridge for below. "a
dam Of the pumping station
water very deep. s;I
Minded va1ninss III 4 Il
Winding their Instruct ION
stERxaes &,
day went into the water ab6Nl
sbrid ge. They did not B now and 9Eea
never told that farther MP Hole
containing over ten feet of VA
Shortly after the children en-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
Tennis MEEA
FAIRINON soon
Twelfth Annual Tournament is
Arranged to Begin
August 80.

FA1RMONT, Aug. 8 Ann ounce
ment and invitations will pc
sent out this week for the twelfth !
annual open tennis tournament OF
the Fairmont Country Club, which
begins Monday, August 80. This
viii be the premier tennis event n
West Virginia for the tournament ls
open to the players of the world. N =
no place in the. state has there been
such fine maCcaes OF tennis as nave
been played on the local courts
Mixed doubles events VIII CONSIST
Of mems singles, men g doubles ana
.nnfxad doubles. For ali of these
events there Will be suitable cups
for the winners. Besides. there -
the champion challenge cup which
must be won three times by the same !l
person before 1t becomes his prop
erty. It is not necessary to win the
championship three times in success
sion. Those having q leg on: this
handsome trophy, the gift Of MIS-.
Clarence w. Watson, are Clarence
Flsher. Of Baltimore, one legs BasM
Wagner. OF Baltimore, one 1sg; B1s1l
W. S. McElroy, Of Pfttsburg, two
legs. Mr.. McElroy will be here 70
defend his title this year, having
won the championship OF the local l
tournament the past two years y.
o. Watsontwill be the referee.
A number OF social events naYe!
been planned for the meeting among
wSic11 are two dances and tea.
There is every Indication that there
viii be q big entry list. The courc s
are in fine condition and this means
that there will be fast playing. There
ia more enthusiasm in tennis circles
than ever before H. Al65
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
STRIKEBREAKERS
Are on Way to Messena, N. Z.
to Replace Employees OF
Aluminium Plant.
~ aaaaelArrp .nE !: Is.

MESSENA, N. r. Aug. s.. Strike
breakers Imported from distant points:
ii was stated today. are on their way
here to replace the dissatisfied eta-
ployes Of the Aluminium Company OF
America who went on strike several
DAYS ago. Troops guarding the plant
were prepared Tuesday to remain hero
the rest OF the week and to check dis
orders IL any in connection with tho
arrival OF the strfkebreakers 0hlctais
81 the company are DESTROYS of res
opening the plant as soon as possible
~ 1t Is estimated that the ent0r6ed
isleness = costsnE Ssss 900 e. 49, s.s'' Ri
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
TOO DRUNK
10 stand Trial and Woman's Case
Is Postponed until This Evening.

Because she had not sobered up
sufnciently to stand trial the hearing
Of the case of Myrtle Keelin, charged
with drunkanness, was postponed m
III rs O'Clock this evening, VIXEN she
was arraigned before Mayor q. -.
Gordon In police court this morning
Myrtle who was arrested AA on y aag
Inigfit bys Omcers Sims and joyce. was
:brouaht into the courtroom this
mornf1R. but one look was enoughst TO
snonyince mayor Gordon that the We
man 81 Ma q IA NO condi ion to be tried ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
Faculty IS Announced
For Spring Fin School
Well Equipped ching Staff
is Engaged for New lnsti-
tutionof earning.

Spring Hill school has been pecuI-
fary fortunate in the teachers It has
engaged for next year.
OF those connected with Miss Ken
nedy's school. there VIII be Miss
Bradford, Miss Kennedy, Miss Prtee-
and Miss Laura Stea1ey. Miss Brad
ford will continue to teach mathemat-
les and history, Miss Kennedy En-.
glish and history Miss Priest will
have nature study and geography. in
which she has been taking courses
this summer at Columbia university:
Miss Stealey viii have charge Of the
primary department at 414 West
Main street.
A Wellesley Graduate.
Miss Eleanor b. Boyer, who vii,
teach Latin and German, Is q Well
es1ey graduate. SheNwon high dis
tfncttons in her college course
freshman honor role, wellesley:
scholar in her junior year, elected, In
her senior year to Phft Beta Kappa.
Miss jeanette Benson. a graduate of
the sOswega nora al school and Of the
University os Wtsconsin viii have Ems
glish In the grades and teach
French. Miss Benson has: had special
experience In grade work:
Domestic Science.
HcIle economies which is to be In
troduced this year, will be in charge
Of Miss Henrietta Mi1lot graduate Of
the Oswego normal school, and 81
Columbia University, VINO has been.
teaching at William Smith COLLEGE.
FORK IN domestice science or arts VIII
be a part Of the course of all g1rls::ss
but a special course viii be oheTsdl
for high school graduates and others
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
MILITARY salute
Must Be Given Americ Flag
by All the Policemen OF
Los Angeles.
nv AaeociNTep PRR0G1

EOS ANGELES, Aug. 3.-Orders
for ali patrolmen to saluSe the. Amer
can flag every time it passes them on
the street went into effect today by
direction OF Chief of Police @. NJ.
Shively.
2. a military salute takes but assec-
ond. 3: the order reads. sand does not
deter from duty. 1t is sign Of re-
spect appreciated by all who witness
the evidence OF loyalty AT the same
time it will set an uplifting example
to young America"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
EXPLOSION
IKiNs One and Injuries Three
Others in Fed ral Arsenal
I'M Phiiad elphia.
~, .,,ee,.yEp ,niEa .p

PH1LADELPHIA, Aug. One
man vas kille d and three others s1n-
iured in an explosion In the expert
ment department Of the United states
arsenal IA Frankfort, this city. The
man killed was James Harkins e ctv Is
Iian The injured are M. Frusc ian 2,
Arthur IaNmlett, soldiers assigned to
the ordnance depart 1a, ana. ss 1880
Ara II critical condft ton. Brown IS
not seriously hurt.
m fiswunderstood that experiments
were helm made with q high power
explosive shell
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
LIFE ] #: IS LOST
And Much Property Damaged
by Series of Storms in
Pennsylvania.
! n A,aee,a I, :, J.

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa, Aug. s. -
one life was lost and damage
amounting to many thousands Of
dollars was done throughout this
section late yesterday and last might
by series Of storms, which flooded
streams. washed away bridges,
Sdamauad railroads and interurban
lines and destroyed harvest. Ralph
Rapinaky, boy, was swept from g
bridge and Drowned. Coal companies
whose lines connect With main roads
were the principal sufferers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
MASSACRE
OF Males and 5000 Women
and Children by Turks AL
Ieqed in Letter.
q, essee.a4s &c .srrs,

PARIS, Aug. B. Varazdate,
member Of the committee Of the Ar
menian Social Dem ocratic party, writ
ing to L'Humanite, says the commit
tee has received word that Turks, aft
ter massacring all the males Of the
in the region of Bitlis,
Turkish armenian. assem- led 5000
women and children and drove them
to the banks Of the Tigris, where they
shot them and threw the bodies into
the river. These adyices hays not
been substantiated from any other
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
ENGINEER KILLED
When Pennsy lvania Railroad
Express Train Runs into
a land slide.

7pApKElp Sc III I.A'NTnTNE 81.

PARKERs LANDING, Pa, Aug. 9.
Running at high speed the Runaio
express on the Buffalo ana Allegheny
division OF the Pennsylvania ratIroad
ran into landslide near here today.
Jess VILLAS. engineer Of Pittsburg.
was killed and r. Gelsrtch. freman Of
Pittsburg, was sseriousIy scalded.s
Three day coaches and q sleeper left;
the track but remained upright.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
AMERICAN
CavaIryman Killed in FightWith
Mexican Bandits in
Texas.
~. Aaane, ". enx,nl "a

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Aug.
Twelve to fifteen Mexican bandits
are reported killed today in fighting
with United States cavalry men and
American possemen In the low. thick,
thorny brush north Of Brownsvtlle.
Private MCGUIRE. Of the Twelfth Cav
airy, was reported killed. Private
Cur4is possibly fatally wounded. Joe
Taylor, custom guard. shot IN the
shoulder, and Deputy Sheriff @. p.
Monahan. shot Ia the leg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
sLAY1ER OF TERED :. 81 DIES.

CHICAGO. Aug. George H
Jones. the haywood garage proprie-
tor who yesterday shot and killed
his wife. her brother John Gosgrove
ana her sister, Katherine Gosgrove.
and latter fred q bullet into his
own head. died at q hospital today.
The trouble Is said to have grown
out Of Jonesss Inflammation for Mar
gate Rittner. EIs.s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
ISL MS HOLD
SAW FRONT
Paris Reports the Capture Of
Several German nctles
in the vosges.
GERMANS TAKE SOME n TOO
Fightingis Again in Pro ress
along British Section of
stern Front.
o. AssoeiAIke eaEss,

PARIS, Ang. s.A dotilla OF AM
RIo-French aeroplanes today Jew
over the German city of Strassburg
and dropped twenty-five bombs, ac-
corxltng TO despatch from Geneva.
the explosion Of the missiles has not
vet been ascertained. ,Strassburg is
the capital of Alsace Lorraine and lies
eighty miles southeast Of the German
fortress Of Metz.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
nIIiIIsiiEI' lRE APPoINTED.

FAIRMoNT. Aug. Charles p.
Miller. formerly deputy circuit clerk
hau been appointed assistant PROSE
cutting attorney Of Marion comfy 20
ssIccead Attorney Ernest b. Bell. who
rasiRnad that position TO take up the
practice Of law In this city. Bell
VIM soon open . law once In tins
city,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
GATEs APPOINTED.

CHARLESTON, Aug. ohm w.
Gates, of WEIGH, has been appointea
BY Chief Mine Inspector Earl Henry
"a district inspector. He succeeds
al w. Kerr, who becomes super1n-
tendent or the Yonkon- r ocaho
Coal Company mines. Gates haaa-,
quarters VIII be at w lliamson
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
ICLoMsIlUNICATIoN RESTORED.

yV.ASHINGTON: Aug. ele-
II ph1c comm untca ton between Mex
leo CITY and gara Cruz has been
stored rrovis ions began ntelti1g the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03
The Orduna leaving New York for Liverpool

IheOn %
aG
%
tn a up
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-03

CONTINUED on page 9. ]
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-08-11
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
Many suppose that v

Many suppose that with a
one-man top, speedometer, seat
covers, clock, tool kit, gauges,
chains, spare tire, starting and
lighting system, lamps, DINNER,
oil indicator, windshield, muffler
cut-out, license brackets, jack,
pump, horn and dash lights they
have everything that could pos
sibly be desired in equipment.
Often, however, a trip into the
country points the way for 9TH
er articles never catalogued by
the manufacturer. For instance,
take your car over a new coun-
try road-very soft-just after
a hard rain. Shoot it through
a slough right ahead. The slough
remember, probably looks harm
less until you get into it. Then
you find the wheels down to the
hubs and spinning like an aero
plane propeller. No traction.
What are you going to do? Then
comes the thought of new equip
ment, if you only had it. A pull
er to get you out of the mire.
That would help. A Ratchet to
cut some timber to shove under
the wheels. A spade to shovel
the dirt out of the way and drain
the tracy. That implement is
always necessary to the auto
mobile that travels in the coun-
try. And then, lastly, get a
strong tow rope because you
never know when it will be need
ed. When talking about your
completely equipped car be sure
that these appurtenances are
added to your list.-Inland Mo-
torist.