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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

/ would be- eventually, anyway, for
II you were Il dealer aud you thought
That In two yeurs from now you would
b" selling Studrhuhrr curs you would
Wunt to commence now ana not wait
until then Tint Is the way / look
al the situation and is only another
reason that ! handle this line Of cars
Have you ever stopped to consider
ioI It minute what reputation and
name means tu manufacturer Just
lhlhk of Il manufacturer selling $l5,
UOuOm worth Of merchandise tO for
clEn countries aud without even 10
much as showing sample Of his
goods. That Is what the name " the
Strdebaker quality did for the Studc
boker corporation. That Is the amount
II has sold TO belllgerent nations re-.
Gently, to be used In the European
war
II the Studcbaker company we're
going tu give me present all Vuud
ask would be- few shares NJ stock
for II Is advancing every day and viii
be- worth great deal Of money very
sorh Then you ask me why | prefer
selling Studrbnkrr ears. If had time
| could give you fifty other REASONS
why | do"
kclley'~ success with hls line here and
the suitability NJ the Sudcbakcr car
urr two testimonials Tor II that hear
up his rrnsons for handling that line
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
NEW PATROL To
BE A FORD CAR
Commissioners Looked Over the Field
and Decided That Light Car Would
Best Serve Purpose.

"A new "hoodlum wagon purchased
by the city officials for thr police de-
parlmcnt recently will Ur ruIy ion
service within the week according tu
FORD snlesmcu who ur. mtN. the
special body for the ur mudr uI ID
wagon shop here The Ford ru-,a
ana engine ARE being u.rI tur the new
machine ana reEuur -IN pa- ru-rr
patrol body is to be- placed uu ,Dr rr-
ulur ,hu>sls Feature. of rui7 body
are the locked steel door uud forward
placement Of the drive. seal
v city officials WcDu uu ,uc verge
Of buying u very expensive and high
powered ear ut the timr '.r Ford pcu
pie succeeded u plnpm. This order
by a simple rrarrangumut of the
drivers seat a slight .H Poo .hr steer
Ing wheel ana some JulI.m- uhuuen-
In the form of the proposed body The
salesman convinced th. officials chat
for "a grrnlIy reduced n... rur. could
get u motor car that u.u prove cd.
llrcIN satisfactory and would save
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
DETROITER IN MOVIES
Pictures viii Show the Difference
Between Self Starter aud the Car
That l. Cranked.

with the Dclroiter automobile pIay
lng the stellar role and with Bert Lew
Is. Oklahoma city comedian playlue
opposite mOvcy drama wa,
staged In front Of the f T. Foster au.
tomohilc company llJ West Second.
wednesday morning The superiority
Of the DetrOltcr self starter was
shown In moving pictures taken by the
q. n Film company, the tirIe or
which has not yet been given uu hy
the Foster company
Lewis made up rs comic charac-
ter, Is filmed In a fruitlcss attempt to
crank mp q dilapidated old machine.
lie makes many attempts and gets
more and more enraged at the auto.
During his attempts he Is the subject
Of criticism of the driver uf hand
some new Detruitcr six" who when
Lewis finally gives up the attempt.
presses small button aud glides or
without the slightest effort. Then the
film closes on the hard language of
the tired aud disgruntled Lewis,
This film will hc shown AT the finn
press either next Wednesday ur Thur,
day as an advertising slide.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
SWAN TO ENTER
IN AUTO RACES
Oklahoma City Man Has Had ENpe.
rlence and Will Take Chance in
the Big Races with Professionals.

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'"'' w. ''"""' proprietor OF an 'A
lnh"mu city gasoline sutton aud rrsf
while automobile speed racers has filed
with the Southwest AMI, po.in, o..
.,cl,t,, o.. ..,.
''' '''' ""'e III tue i'''
"'A y In'rI "I the automobile speed
races that will be- held here early In
April Swan with drive a Ginrt Kno,
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n, "''''" w n"'"'y "lul''Id when
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.,.a. - 'l',''' In,'I. ms ear
En., i., w ~" h'I''I. h"l'h
..,,r.l ', ,,.,', "''' nus '"A'" part 10
y..an |o'%u', a, ,,,.., 'n,''.
roo,, anal .,,,' '' "u ou'" speed
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
LIGHT WICHITA TRUCK TO
BE PLACED on MARKET soon

B. L. GuddIs, branch manager Tor
the Wichita Falls Motor company. has
returned from an extended trip
through western Texas In the interest
Of the famous Wichita motor trucks.
While In that territory Mr. Gaddis
closed deals for five two.tun trucks.
The Wichita Falls Motor company
viii soon announce a 30 pound de-
livery truck with worm drive 10 sell
at a price loss than $1,000 There is
no doubt that this little truck will be
received by the motor buying public
with as great enthusiasm a. the larger
sizes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
DISEASE Is HARMLESS

A new disease, which is spreading
rapidly all over the United state, has
been diagnosed aud named Oakland
IT'S by Dr Il. + Bigger. 52l Middle
Drive, Woodruff Place. ndinnnpolls
The doctor studied his own cnsr and
describes the disease" as follows.
When a man sees mn Oaklnnd cnr
he is exposed and when he huvs nm
Oakland the disease develops very
rapidly and Is mcurable The symp.
toms ARE most pronounced about the
Time the new models come out nr
Bigger has had the disease six times
having just purchased his sixth oak
land, seven passenger touring ear.
br. Bigger bears the distinction Of
being the first physician in mdlanap.
oils to pass up the horse aud carriage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
Motorcycle Helps Sheriff

Perhaps the quickest trip ever made
from the Pueblo, cot courthouse to
the Union depot VA, recently made
by Deputy Sheriff c. l. Fi,ru,-on a
motorcycle Fiscls received tele.
phon" message 10 get hold of man
VINO was supposed to be- leaving the
city on a I 20 train It was lust seven
minutes 10 train time, aud the station
was many blocks away Hopping ON
his motorcycle, the deputy lost no time
IN getting 10 the station He arrived
just hS the train was pulling out. but
managed To delay It long enough to
search out the man he was after.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
TIRE COMPANY GAINS WITH
EXTENSION IN IT'S SERVICE

The Frederickson Tire company
made good move when II decided Ia
extend lis free service 10 II o'clock at
night. The owners of automobiles are
complimentlng the company.
This enterprislng firm will proha
bly, inaugurate an all-ulght service In
the city In the near future. for II Is
believed that the Increase N business
will Justify IT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

Oers are posted on a bulletin and a.
each member phys his dues star Is
placed after his name. This serves as
n reminder TO the boys and saves the
trouble OF sending out notices.
Another feature ~ the clubs actiyi
Ties Is the conducting Of a lunch room
ny Two OF the members This is not
only well patronized by riders. but by
many downtown business men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
TALKS OF CHEVROLET
Salesman Tells Some Pertinent Facts
About the Car lie Is Offering for
Sale In Oklahoma City.

"'rhe Chevrolet says the Oklahoma
city salesman, rs built for the man
who does not believe In throwing his
money away II IL built for the man
who does not want car three times
rs hig and three times as heavy rs he
needs, and it's built for the man who
does not want cheap contrapton
that looks like n gasoline apple cart.
The Chevrolet IL built for those
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
ARDMORE MAN BUYS HAYNES
CARS AND TAKES AGENCY

The II. N Sharp Motor Car compn
ny, oklahoma distributors ~ thr
Haynes, Americas Greatest Light
six has closed contract with J G..
Mnlkey n Ardmorc 10y which he viii
represent the Haynes company In Car
ter ana Murray counties lie bought
SlN models Of the Light Six. which
VIII be- shipped at once tu his head
quarters In Ardmorc OK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

for an automobile In the practice Of
medicine Through his use Of the
oakland car the doctor has seen the
evolution Of the automobile. Tor In the
designs Of the cnrs hc has owned, each
typical of the styles of their times the
story uf automobile Improvement Is
told
Mrs Bigger claims the new ear as
her own. another evidence of the dis
cu,e, as the doctor will continue the
use Of the old car IN his practice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

On account Of recent heavy rains,
the three-dny endurance run OF the IA O..
vannah, Ga, Motorcycle club. which
was scheduled for Feb. 20, q and y.
has been postponed to April "a % and
20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

A. II. Hall a Co., Of Seattle, Wash.
have a motorcycle which has covered
3,4OO miles with no repair cost what
ever excepting one new rear tire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ARE
OPPOSED TO MULTIPLICITY

Men used To brag about what they
bad In their ear SO says NJ. j Shaw.
selling agent for the Carter car Now
they tell You about what they have
gotten rid Of They are looking for
simplicity, not completely They used
Ia think that by having multiplicity
on parts they were getting more for
their money Now they know that
every time they get rid Of something
lu % ear they lower the cost NJ up
Keep and add 10 their peace Of mind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

Monday March l. was the biggest
duy during the last twelve months for
the United States Tire company Okla.
hona city offices A considerable Der
ccutagc Of gain was shown by the days
work The month of February was
also II good one for that company ~
a gain NJ 80 per cent over the same
month u 1914 was netted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

Jess Campbell NJ Dayton, Ohio, has
just been appointed 10y President A. B
Coffmnu " the Federation of American
NolorcyrlistS. rs director for the New
England district Mir Campbell sue.
ceeds T. VI Estahrook who recently re.
signed
The day book., 1915-01-21
-O-O-
He HAD NOT

my angel, I wish you wouldn't
paint"
"NOw. Jack, haze you ever seen an
angel that wasn't painted?"-Judge,
The day book., 1915-01-21

0Tt'0~'
n. "a soft anser tuTneth away
wrath. sumtimes
and sumtimes it don't, like a case i
herd about the utheT day
there's a yUng guy around town
that had an old aunt, and she died,
and she slipped him quite a piece Of
change
the yung feller he got himself II
suits of clothes, and buzz Wagons,
and he hired a floor at a swell hotel
to live in and he give a party evry mite
that lit up the CRATE white way for
blocks around
well, the income from the dough
his aunt left him was pretty nice, but
it wasent nuthing like what johndee
rockefeller has coming in, and that
was about what our little friend was
trying to spend
so when his cash give out he cut
in with a swell line of credit, and went
right on making himself happy
evryboddy knew he had coin, and
when people know that about you, it's
just as good as if you really have got
the kaIe in your pockit, any old day.
but bimeby some Of his tailoTs be-
gan to get fussy about getting some
ready cash, and one day one Of them
seen him pulling up at a crossing, and
he rushes up to him, and he hOllers
say. if you was to pay your debts,
yung man, you wouldent be riding
around in all them swell automobiles!
beIeave me, old top, figgered that
out long ago, ansers the yung feller,
that's the reason i don't pay them
gee, what a mad tailor
-O-O-
He HAD NOT
my angel, 1 wish you wouldn't
paint"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
CHESTER

Mrs. William Brown, OF East LiV
iu.cston, has returned to her horne,
after spending a few days with Mrs.
Anna Culver.
Rev. and Mrs. William f. Frazier
will entertain the choir of the First
Congregational Church tonight at
the parsonage.
George Hanlsinson is i'll at his
home.
The services at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be: Morning
service, 1890, with sermon by the
rosfor. Rev. Lewis It. Gauerbrunn;
SUNDAY school, 11.30; Christian En-
deayor meeting, $50.
Services al the First Congrega-
tional Church, as follows: Morning
service. 10:30, Rev. William f. Fra
zier, pastor, will preach; Sunday
school, 11:30; Christian Endeavor
meeting, $50; union service, 1880, SER
mon by the pastor.
Mrs. George Geddis is visiting
friends at Succasunna.
Mrs. Clarence Spangenburg of Far
Hills, ia visiting her uncle, John w
Nnnarsdale.
Miss Lila Topping, of East Orange,
lis spending few days with her
mother Mrs. Lyman Pierson.
Grover May has moved from the
Scales house to the Smith farm.
George Mulford has moved into the
Tredway building, in the rooms va
Gated by George Frear.
George Metzler attended the horse
show at Morristown today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
BERNARDSVILLE

Miss Helen Dowden returned today
to her home in Newark, after spend
ing q wcel, with Mrs. Arthur Lewis.
The girls of the Holy Angel Society
will receive communion i'm body al
the O'Clock mass tomorrow morning
in the Church of Our Lady Of Per-
petual Help.
The Girls Club of the First Congre-
gational Church will hold a Hal
loween supper and bazar in the base
ment of the edifice on Saturday eve
ming, October 80.
The annual farewell mountain so
cial and dance, which is in charge of
Edward J. Boudreau, Harry Foster,
Michael McAulliffe and James Burch-
ell, will be held in Bernaros Inn audi
torium on Thrrsday evening, October
IA. There will be prize waltzes and
refreshments. Four auto busses which
will run between and $3.50 p. m. from
the estate of Edward 4. IL. TalInadge
and Joseph w Hartman, will convey
the help of the mountain TO the dance.
The local High School football team
went to Dover this afternoon to play
the Dover High School eleven.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
STOCK MARKET
Closing and Bonds Strong.
Railways Overshadow
War Stocks.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--The COM
manding position taken yesterday by
railways was increased today. activ-
ity in those issues oVershadog,ine. re-
cent speculation in war stocks and
similar specialties. Some of the lat
ter were under pressure, though in no
important instance were recessions
more than trivial All branches of
the railway list responded to the bet
ter inquiry, to point advances EN-
bracing transcontinentals, Changers,
trunk lines, coalers and the Southern
group. Reading, yesterdays strong
est feature, held back at first, pre-
sumably on profit taking, but forged
ahead later, as did u. S. Steel, which
Appropriated its best price of recent
years at Sly. The closing was strong
Bonds we're strong.
1890 q. m.--Railways again took
first place at the outset of todays
operations, with gains of a point or
better for the Harriman's, Baltimore
and Ohio, Atchinson, Pennsylvania
and New Haven. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific opened with
spreads" of LOO shares each, but in
a moderate scale. Among the special
ties, Bethlehem Steel rose to 445 and
Baldwin Locomotive Ia to 1161s,
American Steel Foundries, Colorado
Fuel, Crucible Steel and American
coal products advanced | to 3, but
some OF these issues soon reacted.
South Porto Rico Sugar added 10
points TO yesterdays rise at 20.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
Ceremony Take Place in Grace Episcopal Church in Pres
of 500 Friends of Couple from All Parts of StateRe
ception at Field Club Afterw ard

In the presence of 800 guests from all
parts of the State. as well as New
York, Philadelphia and other cities.
Miss Helen Theodoca Libby daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ. Libby, of
Whitford avenue, Nutley, and Ham
matt Norton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick II. Norton. of Satterthwaite
avenue, Nutley, will be married this
afternoon in Grace Episcopal Church,
that town. The rector. Rev. Douglas
Matthews, will perform the cere-
inony and Vernon Eville will play
the wedding march.
The bride, who will be given away
by her father, viii wear a white satin
gown, en- traine, trimmed with
duchess lace the whole being a fam
lily heirloom. She will wear a tulle
veil in cop effect caught up with
Grange blossoms and duchess lace. She
will carry an arm bouquet of bridal
roses and lilies of the valley and will
have on a platinum bar-pin of dia-
monds and pearls, her gift from the
bridegroom
Miss Ruth Libby will be maid of
honor She will wear gown of green
taffeta, yelled with pink tulle and a
hat of green tulle with a single pink
rose. She will carry pink rosebuds.
The coterie of bridesmaids, who will
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
MENDHAM

Mrs. Harry Philhower was taken
to Memorial Hospital, Morristown,
Thursday evening suffering from ap-
pendicitis. She was operated OH al
most Immediately. The attack came
in the afternoon, and when her mus
band came home at night he found
her in great pain. A doctor was called
in and he sent her Immediately to
the hospital.
Mrs. Forbes Claxton and her grand
daughter, Miss Annie Claxton. of Pat
erson. are guests of Mrs. Claxton's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles p. Bretherton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur b. Crane and
son have returned from an auto "trip
10 the Pacific coast They have been
gone for two months.
a large number of people from this
place will attend the HOLY tame
rally at Boonton tomorrow. The local
Holy Name Society will take part.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bulger moved
Thursday from Mountain avenue to
New street. where Mr.. Bulger has
Just competed a newly built home
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
ROCKAWAY

Miss X. V. Matter, of Newark, will
conduct the Epworth League services
tomorrow evening in the Denville M.
e. Church.
j. Harvey Bruen. of New street. lost
Shrine emblem, with thirty second
degree emblem IN the center.
At the Nj. 1G. Church tomorrow
class meeting will be held at 915 a.
m. Love feast viii be observed at
$3.50 a. m. The pastor will preach at
the morning service at 10!30 o'clock.
and also at the evening service at 7:30
o'clock. There will be special Evan
gelistic meetings at 1880 O'Clock every
evening. a
A number Of the Rockaway Boy
Scouts of America attended today
the Boy Scout parade at East Or
ange Fairgrounds
Young Peoples meeting will be held
at the Presbyterian Church on Mon
day evening.
At the Presbyterian Church tomor-
row the pastor. Rev. George S. Mott
Doremous, will preach at both the
morning and evening services Morn
ing worship at 1880 O'Clock. Eve
ming worship at 7:30 O'Clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
DEMOCRATS NAME
LEONARD AS HEAD
Orange Committee Chooses
Successor to John c.
Fineran.

Thomas j. Leonard was elected
chairman of the Democratic City
Central Committee of Orange last
night, succeeding John c. Fineran,
who declined reelection, Mr.. Fineran,
who has been head of the organiza-
ito nfor eight years, was compelled to
give up the office on account of the
pressure of business in the office of
Surrogate Fred @. Sickle, jr.
Elected president of the committee
in 1905 when former Mayor Arthur
b. Seymour defeated Postmaster Ed
ward S. Perry for Mayor of Orange.
Mr. Finneran rendered much efficient
service TO the organization and was
soon recognized as Democratic lead
er in the city. He also formerly was
vice-chairman of the Democratic
County Committee. The second year
of his administration as head of the
central committee Democrats OBJ
tanned control of the Common Coun-
Gil, retaining 1t until commission
form of government was adopted.
When the committee learned of Mr..
Finneran's inability to serve again
the members gave him a rising vote
of thanks for his splendid work.
His services were lauded by James
d. Moriarty, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic County Committee. who pre-
Slueu as temporary chairman at the
central committee meeting. Mr..
Moriarty stated that no one was in
better position than he was to get
acquainted with the work of Mr.. Fin
neran. The county committee head
explained he felt he was voicing the
sentiments of all Democrats of the
city and elsewhere when he stated
that it was regretted that Mr.. Fin
| neran was compelled to give up po-
| litical activity. The retired chairman
served a number OF terms as a coun-
Gilman in Orange, being president of
| the Common Council during his last
term.
John Gallagher. an active Demo-
| cratic worker of the city. was chosen
vice chairman: Alfred Minahan. a
brother Of Mayor Daniel F. Ninahan
secretary. and former Councilman
William Dalton, treasurer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
MAPLEWOOD

John \. Barrett, of 45 Ridgewood
road. returned yesterday from Den
yer. Col. where he spent several
weeks.
Randolph A. Gardner, of Oakland
road, ID. Westley Van lderstine, of
Valley street, and John Fisher. of
jefferson avenue. are among those
who will motor to Soldiers beach on
an outing tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Darrow
of Curtis place. expect to move in
November TO their new residence in
Ridgewood road.
The Maplewood branch Of the Wo-
mans Political Union League will
open its new headquarters in the
rooms adjoining the post office build
ing, Monday afternoon, October IL.
Mrs. Julia Werming will speak.
The following are the officers of the
league recently elected: President.
Mrs. n. c. Beecher: vice presidents.
Mrs. O. Il. Lane and Mrs, C. ID. Nc
Carthy: secretaries. Mrs. Otto Smith
and Mrs. j. p. Kenyon, and treasurer.
Mrs. H. M. Manley. The league will
leave an official challenge in each of
the four polling places at the special
election. October 10.
Mrs j. S. De Hart will work I'm the
first district, Mrs. Beecher. in the
second; Mrs. X. Johnson, in the
third. and Mrs. Jenevieve Barker in
the fourth. The challengers will also
have substitutes, and will have men
Of the Progressive Republican party
to count the ballots in the evening.
The league has a membership Of
about $50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09
NUTLEY

Preparations for participation in
the Holy Name demonstration in this
city tomorrow have been made by
the Holy Name Society of ST. Mary's
X. c. Church. The men will meet at
the parish hall at 10 o'clock and led
by Murray's Band, OF Yonkers, will
march to the trolley at the Belle
vile car barns
Mrs. Charles Thornley, and Miss
Zelda Thornley,, of Syracuse, are the
guests of Mrs. Thornely's sister, Mrs.
James Crawford. of Center street
r. Percy Latin. of Beech street is
at Rockville Center to remain over
the weekend.
Dr. and Mrs. Horace Tantum, of
Oak Crest place, are in Philadelphia
for a stay.
Eugene Fuller of Colonial terrace.
is entertaining Douglas Bodie, of
Redding, Conn, formerly of Nutley.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard l.. Comstock,
OF Rutgers place, are entertaining
Miss Alice o. Brien, Of New York, for
merly of Nutley.
/ George A. HILL jr.. of Vreeland ave-
nue., is on a trip to California. He
will leave in a short time for Japan
and China.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Snow have
returned to their home in Hillburn,
N. Y, after visiting Mrs. Shows par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis f. Carman,
Of Prospect street.
The Northern New Jersey Scholas-
tic League will hold its first meet
ing of the season Monday afternoon
in Park School.
Clinton Palmer. of Proenect tree
is home from an extended stay at
Lake George.