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was started hA was transfcarei 90 New
N" YORK to 'ook .r'rT Lag 'Nn"Tt ls,,t lraIe ana
opened, ha was put In chArs"
''The naming OF new N,tiorM Is al
WAYS an occasion very similar In impor-
tance 70 the christening Of new baby"
says william g Poertner. New York dts
tributer of National cars. AT the Ma
p7nnal factory every one who has had a
dire citing hand in producing the new model
Is asked 20 oner suggestions for name,
the car and. II s!ble describe some par
ucular quality that makos the new model
dinrrent
at certainty was an apt idea when our
SIX and twelve cylinder cars we're named
Highway. No name could better describe
their physical attributrs nor bs NOR" suit
able to b. associatei with the high pres
tge that the name National has estab-
lished."
THE Introduction on the market this
week Of the new 'Oids Eight rs a marked
departure in looks and mechanical De
sign from any car yet produced by the
OIds works ana Is u so at variance with
anything in the oIght cylinder line Yet
son OF the Oldsmohle Company, Of New
York "While resembling the Olds four
from bonnet TO rear OF car IN appearance
and equipment, tho motor ana most OF
the mechanical features are either en-
tIrely new or modified to meet, the require
ments Of an eight cylinder chassis
"There has been a recasting Of the
lines of the radiator. the rounded Jacket
giving heah on view resembling tho
Innovation l.. the mounting OF auxiliary
lights ON Top of the headlights The
seating arrangement and body dime nsions
are unaltered from the new type '43 light
four, with same wheel base and features
as natural hickory wheels rounded hub
caps, circusslun walnut wheel and III
strumcnt board, with Deico electric sys.
tenn. Besides the motor being OF an en-
tirely new design, the most outstanding
feature of the car Is it's weight. For Its
horsepower It Is said 10 he the lightest
eight cylinder car yet produced. weighing
with tull touring supplies ana equipment
only 2700 pounds
"a peculiarity Of the design Of the V
type, l.. head motor set at the usual
angle OF 90 degrees, Is that the crank
'aso is divided vertically and is cast inte-
gral with the. cylinders, thus permitting
he motor to be cast In two sections and
not In one as In the majority OF eight
ylinder cars. thus facilitating the as
sembling OF ths motor and the making OF
sdjustmeats wAep needed"
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FIVE NEW BRANCHES.
studcbskcr Building Houses IL
Important selling Centres.

Five new Studebaker branch houses
are now either beng built or are about
TO be. Under construction at present
are three new Studebaker branches
at Brnoklyn. Long Island City and Kan
sas city. Building operations on two
more are about tu begin at Dallas, TEX,
and Portland. ore.
II is tie purpose OF Studebaker to
proNid patrons In all the larger cities
with the same service as Detroit patrons
now enjoy. and to do this il viii be
necessary - equip the various service
stations with a line of parts adequate
to NEE; any emergency. hence the build
inps.
In Brooklyn the Studehaker retail
house is located at Bedford and Atlantic
avenues. The Long Island City store
completes triangle formed by the
three New York houses. thus the needs
of all the metropolitan territory can be
readily met
During t'is year the Studvbakcr out
put will be 10000 cars and distribution
will bo Effected through the branch
houses.
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500 NILES ION THE H.
Eight Cylinder King Does some
Fine Work Over Mountains.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct 9-For the
second time within a fortnight an eight
'yl!nder King has negotiated over 500
miles IN california ION the hi" With
the gear-box sealed by Mayor Sebastian
OF this city Il King eight swept from the
Mexican boundary on the south 70 the
shadows OF the historic Santa Barbara
mission on the north. tho waves OF
Nenice-by-the-Sea on the west to the
telghts OF Mount Arrowhead on the east.
The tour was held under the auspices
.: the Automobile Club of Southern Cal
forn!a, and covered 500 miles, going
9Ner such famous mountain passes as
me Torrey PM,s Grade, Conejo Grade.
Arrowhead Mountain. Mount Rubdoux.
Lookout Mountain and the Poway Grade.
Inc previous tour WAS held In northern
-aUiorn.a n distance OF 900 miles
around San Francisco.
The southern California tour abso-
utsly demonstrated the advancement in
motor car design to-day, proving con-
HlsiVely xibility. power and relIabil-
~ IN the eight cylinder production OF
motor cars. Not only did the car have
travel over steep mountain grades
md through sands but IL also had to
plough through some rough road de-
ours due to highway improvements. 1t
i.so had - pass through city traffic in
"s Angeles and the fair crowds at the
san Diego Exposition. Every precau-
lol was taken TO have the tour properly
,onducted. The city anJhounty sealers
II weights and measures inspected the
seals 1t tho start and finish. In some
,ases where the car had to back up II
1ad to be pushed backwards because the
'everse gear was Of no use, there being
10 shifting lever In the control set.
The official report shows that the King
~ this test did IA 5-l4 miles to a gallon
u sasolene. A good part of the trip was
'onducted at an average speed of 40
niles an hour when the going was good.
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OAKLAND DOES A CLIMB.
Light Six Goes Fast Cp Mount
DinblO for Don Lee

Don Lee. who has one OF the largest
motor car distributing organization
west Of the Rocky Mountains has
called she attention Of the oakland
Motor Car Company to feat done by
the Oakland s7s5 six cylinder car.
In one OF the Oakland Model 80 six
cylinder cars. officially timed a party
left the Key Route Inn near San Fran
cisco and travelled to the top of Mount
piablo in eighty minutes. This was
three minutes faster chan the run was
ever made before by motor car.
The distance is 81 miles. and the
road, which starts at the sea level.
asccnds 3.s41 tcrt. The rise In the
land l. by no means gradual, AS 300
the last nine miles there Is "A full $50"
foot rise.
la carrying through this trip Mr., Lee
point, ou; thai TWO very valuable quail
ines In a motor car We're tested to the
limit. THAT u. that the ear was com
peeled ou level ground to travel 1T a
very high rate uf speed and on the
steep ascent to develop maximum
power.
The sun., 1915-10-10

A new shipping record was estab-
iished by the Willys-Overland Company
on September 20 when 627 cars left the
factory. Never before in the history
OF rhe big Toledo concern has It been
able to reach this highwater mark in
daily production. In the past four
months the production OF the overland
factory has grown tremendously. L.
June the shipments averaged 400 car,
a day. Before the end OF August this
was Increased to 500 day.
In September the shipments OF Over
lands again showed a marked increase,
each week in the month being larger
an any of those preceding. In the
four days from September 81 to 30 in
elusive 2233 cars left the big Toledo
plant. on the last Wednesday Of the
month 627 cars were shipped, new
days record for the Overland Company.
From April 81. when the shipments OF
new models first began to leave the fac
tory, up to September 80. the Overland
had shipped i9,977 cars. During the
same production period on last years
models shipments amounted to 81 ,426
cars. This was considered a phenome-
nal record at the time. yet 1915 shows
AN increase Of over 1873 per cent.
BY slipping G27 cars on September
80 the factory not only broke all for
mer records but IL fulfilled the predic-
tion made by its president, John y.
WHY'S. last January, At that time Mr.,
WHY'S made public the fact that he he
lieved the Overland Company would
jump IT, production up to COO ears Il
day before another year had passed,
Even his closest associates considered II
a hazardous statement to make as the
factory at that time was producing
less than 200 cars a day.
The Toledo plant at that time con-
tained an aggregate OF sixty acres OF
floor space. This has been increased to
more tran eighty acres and with the
completion Of buildings now under way
the Overland plant will have l03 acres
of floor space.
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WILL TEST SAFETY
TENDERS FOR AUTOS
Inventors Will Have Chance
Tuesday to Show Their
Various Devices.
HOW ONE BUMPER WORKS

Because Of street accidents due to
careless driving. congested traffic, &C,
which have resulted In killing or In
juring a number of persons. especially
children, the Safety First Society has
% late been investigating certain
,afcty devices for automobiles and
motor trucks. As n result of this In
,c-'igativn there will be public DEM
onstraton for city officials, officers OF
safety organizations. tho Police De-
partmcnt, Board of Health officials and
others next Tuesday In Manhattan. Va
rious inventors whose devices are suf-
been invited to attend and enter a
series Of contests.
Considerable interest has been mani
Tested In private demonstrations of
new safety bumpers which may be used
on automobiles that are especially
adapted for motor truck use. one of
these Is the invention of Samuel Glas-
gov, a Philadelphian, which Is unique
in a number Of RESPECTS BY pressing
an electric button ON the steering post
q fender Is made TO shoot out In front
~ the car SO that 1t scoops up u per-
son as the car strikes. much on the
order of the old protruding trolley car
fender. Mr.. Glasgow's invention when
no: in use rolls up like "A shade and
Is concealed in plain steel tube or
she'll which has the appearance Of the
ordinary bumper.
This was tried out last week in New
York IN series of motion pictures
taken showing it's action. The experi-
mcnt was tried four times and "a man
was struck by "a large touring car
going AT speed Of eighteen miles an
hour and picked up each time wi:hout
the slightest injury. One virtue OF the
device is that 1t shoots out its fender
and scoops UP the "victim" instanta-
neously. The faster the car Is going
II is contended, she more surely the
victim will be scooped into the canvas
cradle.
The demonstrations on Tuesday will
be under the direction Of George II.
Robertson. chairman of the committee
which also includes such motor car
experts as David Beecraft. Joseph
Tracy and Frank q. Webb. The MEM
bers Of this committee comprise the
Automobile advisory committee at Po-
lice Headquarters.
An invitation has been extended to
Police Commissioner Arthur Woods.
Third Deputy Commissioner Lawrence
H. Durham, Chief Inspector Max
Schmittberger. Inspector Thomas N.Y.
.rs and other officials to see the DEM
onStrations.
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Worm Drive GnrfOrd Fire Trucks.

The II. l.. Taylor Corporation. East
ern distributors of Garford motor
trucks, recently put in two worm drive
machines in nearby towns and others
are seriously considering their adop-
ton.
one motor truck was delivered Oc-
tober to the Flower Hill Hose Com
pany at Port Washington, l., l., fire de-
partment. The body il unusually long
and can conveniently Arry score OF
men as well as hose and chemical tanks.
The protection company OF the same
fire department has ordered similar
truck. indicating the advance being
made in suburban localities in ilre pro-
lection.
The cost for this type OF motor truck
has been kept down to the lowest mini
mum possible to arrange, consistent with
quality.
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TELLING TRUCK OWNERS HOW.
DENLY Company Has sales Plan to
Make Vehicles Pay.

A step in cooperation has Just been
made by the Denly Motor Truck Com.
pany. The growth OF 80 per cent. of the
smaller business concerns of the country
is restricted by the fact tina, they are
"neighborhood" establishments. serving
clientele Of two or three hundred fam
lies To grow they must first widen
their delivery radius--!ncr ase the area
In which they can sell goods at profit
\ motor truck will accomplish this, but
no truck will of itself enable the mer-
chant to build up trade in the added ter
ritory.
The DENLY Business Building and
Sales Efficiency ) rvice, just put into
operation by the company, is designed to
accomplish Just this. 1t is a correspond
ence course In retail salesmanship. con-
sisting of thirty-siN lessons and covering
one year The course has besn prepared
By the best experts ubtainable and takes
up Ia dctai! every branch OF business
building
How TO secure new customers how 10
incr ase the size OF orders; how to In
troduce new goods--a hundred different
factors OF salesmanship are taught.
Every truck owner is allowed to nomi-
nate one man to take the course free of
charge. The DENLY comp1ny believes
that the STUDENT should be the driver
the only man continually out in the field
But the owners choice is not restricted.
The sun., 1915-10-10
REMINGTON HAS NEW PLANT.
Vaughn Car Buildings at kinEstOn
BOuHht by Concern

OF interest to the automobile world
Is the purchase by the Remington Mo-
for Company of the Vaughn Car COM
pany's plant at Kingston. y. Y. The
Remington Motor Company has now
one of the most modern plants In the
East. with unsurpassed facilities for the
manufacture of automobiles.
The Vaughn Car Company two years
ago remodelled and rebuilt the plant
at a grea deal of expense. The build
ings are of brick construction. one
story. The plant is in the heart of
Kingston, along the main line of the
West Shore Railroad. with special sid
ings.
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HUDSON COMPANY ANNOUNCES
1T WILL BUILD SKIES ONLY
ny larry $. Mourr. HUDSON Dealer.

received from the Hudson
q portion wish
which believe be value automobile public
as follows:
"The Hudson will cylinder motor exclusively in all
future models planned by this refinement and develop
ment Of the six cylinder Of lead to believe to
simplicity low of ukee performance general adaptaby
other developed pleasure vehicles
I'VE have built Of moorrom twelve cylinders
The recognized ability engineering department insured that
would be their kind
development The result Of this convinced firmly
before
Of the consistent policy which marked
Hudson buyers both past future
engineering development that the industry offers"
The sun., 1915-10-10
New Chandler Winter Top.

Up 20 this year a closed car has in
volved very important price consd-
Grafton. generally speaking, and dur
ing the months of severe winter weather
most touring car owners have had to 'lay
up their ears and fall back on the street
cars. Not so nsw. Nearly everybody
in position to buy an automobile AT all
can have IA touring car and an enclosed
winter car all IN one for only a tritie
more cost than a touring car alone,
That this development in motor car
building is popular is SHOWN by the
great interest aroused LOCALLY by the
new winter top which the Chandler
company Is supplying. This new top,
which is built specially 10 fl snugly
and securely on Gho seven passenger
touring body of the Chandler light
siX, gives the Chandler owner win
ter car having much of the style and
appearance of a sly closed car and
all the comfort and protection of one.
When the pleasant days of 0ring come
the owner can quickly remove this top
and put the regular folding top on his
car
The sun., 1915-10-10

road in the Nevada desert and was
picked up in faint at o'clock in tho
mornIng, Miss King had no mechani-
cal trouble on the trip until reaching
kearney, Neb, when one Of the springs
broke. The drive to Omaha was con-
tinur,i, iiu".Iei, ai.i the pant replaced
there,
Bad weather has marked almost the
entire trip 1t has rained almost con-
tinuously and the roads consequently
were very difficult
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POINTS OF THE KNIGHT MOTOR
This Type Develops Real Power,
says COnOvcr r. silver.

"There are two reasons why the
Knight motor Is not the universal motor
Of to-day" says G. 4. Silver. distributor
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OVERLAND PRODUCTION
REACHES HIGH RECORD
In a Single Day 627 Cars
Leave the Plant at Toledo,
Beating All Standards.

A new shipping record was estab-
iished by tho Willys-O Overland Company
on September 20 when 627 cars left the
factory. Never before in the history
Bonners Ferry herald., 1915-08-27
Local News

Better Bread at the Bonner Bak
cry, postoffice building.
For rviIauie painting and deco
rating call up Bliss. Phone 50.
Miss Irene Anderson, of Copeland,
was the guest this week of her chum,
Miss Mildred Reid.
w. c. Donehue, a rancher Of Cope
land, was a busines visitor in town on
Saturday
Mrs. G. M. Miller left Monday for
her home at Fairmont, Minn., after
visit here of three months with her
daughter, Mrs. E. B. Squirting.
Dry planning mill wood, $2.75
per load. It's better and cheaper.
Order at the Bonners Ferry
Lumber company's office.
A fishing party which camped at
Summit several days last week and
composed of Pat Callahan, Katherine
and Anna Callahan, Leona Johnson,
Esther Brace and Mrs. Brown, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mail orders given prompt and
careful attention. We guarantee
them against breakage and pay
postal or express charges. ST.
monds Drug Store, Bonners Fer
ry, Idaho.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1915-08-27
NAPLES.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bond entertained
some rs of their friends and neigh
bors Saturday evening at a reception
and dance given in honor of Mr..
Bonds sister, Mrs. w. j. Sarff and
Mrs. G. Olney, of Spokane. Among
the Bonners Ferry guests were Mrs.
e. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. King,
Miss Biggar, the Misses Weiss. Other
guests were from Moravia and Sand
point. At midnight a delicious lunch
was served and dancing was continued
until the "wee sma' hours" Mr. King
assisted in the entertaining of the
company with several vocal selec-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Bond were host
and hostess at a dinner party given
Sunday evening in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. w. F. Sarff, of Eagle Bend,
Mimi, Mr. Sarff having arrived Sun
day morning to meet his wife who
has been visiting here with her bro
theirs and father. Mr.. and Mrs. Sarff
returned home Monday greatly pleased
and refreshed with their western out
ing.
Charles Honsinger, Charles Bond
and Choppie Loitved were guests at
a lawn party at the home of Mrs. S.
Wallis last Thursday evening. The
affair was given in honor of Mrs. w
J. Sarff, of Eagle Bend, Mimi, and
Mrs Clair Olney, of Spokane
Mrs. Hill was a visitor in Bonners
Ferry the fore part Of the week.
Mr.. Tingling transacted business in
Bonners Ferry last Friday and Satur-
day.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1915-08-27
"Blaclxie" Herbert Is Winner

"Blaclde" Herbert, the husky Bon
ners Ferry wrestler, was in finest form
Monday night in his match with Her.
bert Meredith, of Detroit, Mich, and
secured two falls in few minutes,
each with the greatest ease. Herbert
started the offensive the minute time
was called. There was absolutely no
stalling and Meredith never had a
chance. 1t was merely a matter of
seconds before Meredith's shoulders
were pinned to the mat.
Before the main event of the even
ing Referee Van Buren, announced that
Ernest Miller, Of Standpoint, light
weight champion Of the northwest, had
issued a challenge to the winner.
Herbert announced, after the match,
that he would accept the Miller chal-
lenge the date of the match to be set
the night of the Des Voignes-Miller
match.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1915-08-27
ORDER no Snow CAUSE

In the Probate Court OF Boundary County,
State Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate of O. C. Hulett,
Deceased
W. d. Baxter, administrator Of the estate Of
O. C. Huiett deceased, having filed his petition
herein praSing for an order of sale OF the real
estate Of said decedent described as follows:
The southeast quarter o. the southwest quar-
ter (SEs4 sWI0 and the southwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter (swh SEQ OF Section
Ten (l0), Township sixtytwo l62) North.
Range Two (2) East. Boise Meridian, contain
ing eighty acres situated in Bonner County
(now Boundary County,, State Of Idaho, for
the purposes therein set forth;
II is therefore ordered by the said Probate
Court that all persons interested in the estate
Of said deceased appear before the said Probate
Court on Saturday. the 4th day Of September
1918, at ten o'clock a. m, at the urt room of
said Probate Court in the Boundary Court
House in the Village OF Bonners Ferry Boun-
Diary County, State of idaho, to show cause
why an order 'hould not Re granted to the
said administrator to sell the above described
real estate of the said deceased at private SALE
and that copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the Boomers
Ferry Herald, newspaper printed and pub
lished in the Village OF Bonners Ferry, Boun-
dairy County, Idaho
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the Probate Court
at my office ia the County of Boundary Court
House, in the Village Of Bonners Ferry Boun-
dairy County state of Idaho, this 9th day Of
August A. ID. 1915.
(seal CHAS. OCALLAGHAN,
Aug sep3 Probate Judge.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1915-08-27
S. |. R. R. SHOWS A DEFICIT
Figures for 1914 Business Filed With
Idaho State Auditor

The Spokane International railway
company had a deficit of S35S, ,SS5.37
at the close of business in 1914, ac-
cordirg to the annual financial state
ment filed at Boise with the Idaho
state auditor for use of the state
board of equalization in making the
annual assessment for taxation pur-
poses on the company's property. The
report shows the company has a COM
mon stock issue of $4,000 shares of
a par value of 81 a share,or $4,2O0,-
900. 1t has first mortgage bonds un-
der date Of issuance, July 1, 1905, for
SO years, Of $4,2O0,00O, and another
funded debt in notes of 100000.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1915-08-27

Department Of the Interior, O 8 Land Office
at Occur d'Alene, Idaho, August 10, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Emil Kriese. OF
Snyder. Idaho, who, on August 13. 1909 made
homestead entry serial No. 02666, for sE4, Sec.
8, Twp Ga N, Range ? e., b. NJ, has filed notice
Of intention to make five year proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described, before
W. D. Baxter, .. S. Commissioner at Bonners
Ferry, Idaho, on the lst Gay Of October, 1915.
Claimant names es witnesses: John Clark,
George W. Buzzard Eliza Yors, Fred Cooper, all
Of Sinclair Idaho.
advAg20stl7 FRANK LANGLEY. Register
Bonners Ferry herald., 1915-08-27
Recommends Chamberlalns Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

I never hesitate to recommend
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" writes Sol
Williams, merchant, Jesse, Tenn.
I sell more Of it than of any other
preparation Of like character. I
have used it myself and found it
gave me more relief than anything
else I have ever tried for the same
purpose. " Obtainable everywhere.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1915-08-27
The Clerk Guaranteed 1t

A customer came into my store
the other day and said to one of
clerks, have you anything that
will cure diarrhoea9 and my clerk
went and got him a bottle of Cham
berlain' S Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and said to him,
if this does not cure you, l will
not charge you a cent for it." So
he took it home and came back in
a day or two and said he was
cured, F." writes ]. H. Berry & Co, !,
Salt Creek, Va. Obtainable every
where.