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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
PATRIOTIC COLORS
VIII Adorn Guide Poles Being Painted
BY o. v. Auto Association
In This Section.

A. a special meeting OF the board
OF directors Of the Ohio Valley Auto
mobile club. held Tuesday evening IN
the Board o. Trade rooms. action was
taken on many matters Among the
more important was the completion Of
araEnements To- mark The old Nation
al road from Ohio 10 the Pennsylvan.a
state line
Poles located along the National
road VII be- painted with a red. white
and bue band. which viii conform
with the Official markings adopted by
The National Old Trails association
The road is already marked a. TAR
east a. Colorado an go BE- planned TO
continue the marking 20 the Atlantic
coast. but as % would be late In the
fall before their work would extend
this Tar east. the local organization
VAL proceed with the work within a
few days. that early tourists may b.
benefited
In this connection n large sirn Will
b. erected az both ends OF the marked
poles which will contain an necessary
Information for tourists. including in.
structions to follow the pained poies
for The most direct and best routes
In and out OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

his hrst In % long-distsnos starts. IN
All OF which he broks Nd before the
hnish. Bob says he has now shaken
his hard luck for keeps. and hopes 10
give further evidence Of this fact I'm
the next indianapolis BOOmns race
10 which he viii drive a Burman- Pen.
geot
Despite the fact that he came WITH.
IN an ace Of losing bis life IN last
years Indianapolis 5OOmile race. loo
Dawson. winner % the 1912 Uoosier
contest has announced his Intention
OF again competing I'm that event. ana
De- now looking for a car.
Galley Bragg. millionaire Ctnet,.
nau auto racing enthusiast. and win.
ner Of the 1910 grand prize. is named
a. probable successor Of FranE cal
win IN the next Indianapolis 50O.miIe
race
Louis Chevrolet. Americas greatest
racing sensation. has arrived on the
scene Of the next Indianapolis 200.
mile race with the queerest car inc
world has ever seen. a Comedian
Hardly larger than q baby carriaro.
% weighs only 1000 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
AND she DIED
ALL BECAUSE OF BAD ROADS
SUCH AS ARE FOUND IN THE
LITTLE MOUNTAIN STATE
Hows This For q Good Road story7
wouldn't II Bring Tears TO the
Eye Of a Needle7

Here's a good road story Wouldn't
II bring tears to the eye OF a needle ?
few years ago a beautiful woman
In the prime OF life lay suffering upon
a sick bed In a rural community.
IL was imperative that she have
a physician at once.
The hired man was dispatched tor
one in haste.
He made the best tine possible,
but the roads were muddy, and pad.
and cut up. and travelling at best was
very slow.
He lost much time IN going. and
the physician was equally delayed In
progress.
After many hours he finally reached
the side OF the sufferer.
But death had beaten him-for
death had no bad roads 10 cover.
Had the physician reached her a
little sooner her life could have been
saved.
But he did his best-and bad roads
did the rest.
Bad roads killed the woman.
Any bad roads are killing others
every day In a like manner.
Now. isn't this a compelling arEu-
ment in favor OF better country roadsY
OF Is the life OF = human being OF less
value than the cost OF a few dollars
spent in road improvement
A member OF your own family NAV
furnish the subject for the NEXT story
brother. Think Il over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
LONG RACE FOR
GASOLINE BIKES
MOTORCYCLE CLUB COMPLETING
DETAILS FOR JUNE an
DURANGO RUN.
hioers VIII Cover More Than 300
Mhes IN what Premises 70 Be
host Interesting Event

The biggest endurance run ever M.
tempted BY the Wheeling Motorcycles
Cluo viii be run on June 20 and II.
II VII leave Wheeling in the morning
OF the 10th and will return on the
evening Of the following day. after a
Sco-mile run through PENNSYLVANIA.
Maryland and West Virginia Fer.
hsps no event that has been held by
the club has attracted so much atten.
Ton as this. although Il IL still sew.
eral weeks on. Already the majority
OF the members OF the club have ais.
nined their intention Of making the
run. and II r. altogether probable that
some factory riders will come here 10
compete In the event.
The proposed route viii lead over
the mountains OF the Eastern ran
handle OF West Virginia. thence 20
the rugged slopes OF Maryland and
lastly on the return trip over Chalk
I'M and some Of the famous hin
climbing courses In the State OF Penn.
syiyanis- Already the greater part
OF the course has been mapped out.
and arrangements are being made for
checking points along the road. With.
IN Few days J. Lsndon Bier and J.
wilson Grub will go over the entire
course and complete arrangements for
checkers and place posters to guide
the riders.
Route Outlined.
The riders will leave Wheeling at
$3.50 O'Clock a. m. on June 20. The
nrst checking point will be at Wash
lngton. Pa, at 1905 a. m. From
Washington the course will be as fol.
lows: Arrive al Brownsville 1890 a.
N from nrr
AT 1918 .. m; arrive at Sommerfield
at 1870 p. m. The noon control will
be at Sommerfeld. The riders will
leave Sommerfield at e:2O. after az
hour for lunch aud rest. They will
arrive at Keyser. Nd. at $50. Cum
berland will be the next point. and
the riders are scheduled 10 reach that
place at 4:25 D. m. and arrive at Bed.
ford at 6:35 y. m. The night control
Will be at Bedford. and all riders must
check In within Ave minutes OF their
scheduled time to be in the running.
The party will leave Bedford at
$50 A. m. on the return trip. and
they will return by way OF the follow
Ing checking points: Stoystown. Pa,
youngstown, Pa. Greensburg. Mt
Pleasant. Connellsville. at which place
the noon control will be held: thence
10 Uniontown. Brownsville. Washing
ton, Claysville and back 10 Wheeling.
Never before in the history OF mo-
torcycling in this vicinity has a trip
OF this kind been planned. and from
present indications Il will be one OF
the most successful events in the his
tory of the game. Great interest is
being shown among the riders. and
from the number OF inquiries that
have been received, Il looks as though
there will be in the neighborhood OF
so riders TO take part in the run.
More particulars will be bile
after Messrs. Bier and Grubb return
from their inspection trip over the
course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
SIX MOTORCYCLE
RACES BOOKED
oUT-oF-TowN AND LOCAL RID.
eRs WILL Be SEEN
~ ACTION.
Special Events WIN Feature sio
Meet Of Motorcycle CLUB On Ia
land Track May ~.

plans for the motorcycles race that
VIII be held on the state fair grounds
Monday. May 81. under the auspices
OF the Wheeling Motorcycle club. are
nov practically complete. At the
meeting held last Tuesday evening IN
the club rooms. President J. Landon
Bier made a report OF the progress
that IL being made IN arranging the
AFFAIR. Mr.. Bier spent Monday IN
Pittsburgh. and while In that city ne
made arrangements 20 have some
riders come from the Smoky City
20 participate In the event. In adci-
ton 10 making arrangements for the
coming race. he purchased some SUD
pixies for the club. These supplies
were in the nation OF initiation para
phernalia that will be used for initi-
ating new members into the club.
The club has practically been as
sured OF riders from Clarksburg ana
Morgantown. II II most likely that
the GAYLORD Motorcycle company, OF
the latter town. viii send a rider here
TO compete. This IL a new machine
and IL said to be fast. n Is assembled
In Morgantown.
Other Contests Planned
In addition TO the motorcycle races
that will be held on that day. several
other entertaining affairs Will be
staged. Among them will be a bicycle
race. given by Earl Braunlich. Mr..
Braunlich will give three prizes In
this race. Applications for this event
should be sent TO the Braunlich store
Immediately.
Another event for the amusement
of the race fans will be a pie-eating
contest that will be staged by the
boys between races. In addition TO
the two above mentioned events, IA.
@. Friedrichs. local sporting eooas
man. Is planning to put on a half-miIe
foot race.
Ambitious Program
The race card for the day will Dc
as follows:
Event No. Five mile race
(strictly stock machines).
Event No. 2.-Ten mile $50 port
ed race).
Event No. s.-Five mile strictly
stock machine.
Event No. Five mile novelty
handicap race) ported and strictly
stock machines.
Event No. 5.-Five mile $3.50 port
ed race).
Event No. Cone and two mile
trial for record dying START.
Other events will probably be added
before the date OF the afiair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
TO The RACES
Many From Wheeling VIII Attend
Annual Speed Event a. indian
apoiis-Traek Specials

There are many persons in the
Wheeling district. including many
women. who win attend the annual
international automobile racing Al
indianapolis on May 20. a. stated In
this section last week.
Here are few specials" from the
racing city relative 20 tho coming big
event that viii doubtless be read with
interest by those who are 10 attend
also those who will stay az home. but
VINO are equally a. interested In the
races
Bob thurman. the worlds speed
King. who was once seen here. is
wearing his cizar a. particularly
satished angle these days. The rea.
son b. hat Bob's victory IN the re-.
cent OklahOma City road race was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
MANY MORE JOIN
West Virginia state Automobile As.
ISOLATION as Result Of Re-
cent Letter Campaion

They're still coming in. In last Sat
urday's Intelligencer about 30 names
OF prominent men throughout the
state who had Joined the West Vir.
ginia State Automobile association
we're published as a result of a letter
campaign made by President Elmer
Hough Of Wellsburg and Secretary A.
H. Hoblitzen.
This week there were more TO send
in their applications and annual fee.
which include:
Messrs. J. n. Hamilton. Charles
Town. p. r. Wagner. Charleston: L.
G. Cabllsh. Charleston; NJ. W. Eek.
hort. Huntington. and William n.
Hare OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
WE'RE WITH YOU
10 Greetings o. Endorsement TO Be
Sent Sheriff Sweeney BY Auto
Club on Road Rules.

resolution Of endorsement was
passed at the recent meeting OF tbe
board OF directors OF the Ohio VALLEY
Automobile Club. endorsing the action
OF Sheriff Andrew r. Sweeney. Of Ohio
county. on his legal road rules. appIv.
ing 20 all vehicles, and autos IN nsr.
ticular.
The club went on record as h.arti.
y endorsing the rules. and decisytnr
that the organization a. A whole n
with the sheriff IN his atterpp, "a
regulate vehicle tramc.
u IL the intention OF the club N
frame a resolution % endorsement
and present - 10 Mr.. sweeney I'm
sanetioninE his declaration Of ruies
regulating power trafio through the
entire county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
TO THE PUBLIC

a desperate sHort 10 being made 20
convince the voters that . vote Tor the
smith Vibration bond issue ls the only
way 70 get pure and clear water
This IN not %. Defeat the Smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

There has been a big demand for the
map % West virginia. fhowluE fn1por-
nuf public roads through the Tfafr r.-
emily rutfeu Que hy The West NIrafrf.
STATE Automobile association. and which
ore being Distributed among The mem.
hore by Secretary A. w. WobiifzaU Ma
Eef Auditorium building The sIoran -
me folder ls. Make West VIrrf.ta
Develop the Turnpike"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

For the past ~ months a. avera~s
On about "a dozen county prisoners have
been working uu the roads on thai 80.
Ipu and the River road in parffrftfrr
Which has made fhe fh0rour hfarra
among the best Dol the entire ohio vaiifr
Lhe River road IH being afdeusd about
iuur feet ana paved 1t win be- rnfv F.
short time until there will be paved
streets from Wheeling % and thr0ueh
BROOKE county along The river front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

The Ohio Valley Automobile Club In d.
me distinction or having a member. who.
by the way. was one OF the organizers of
the association. who never owned and
mas seldom ridden IN an auto. while he
Is also the owner Of the largest garage
bullding In the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

". \. Mcdonald. a travelling man out
OF Detroit. arrived In Wheeling Thurs
day evening from that point IN an auto
and laft yesterday FOR the Interior Of the
state. He WAS Registered at the Stamm
and reported the roads between Detroit
and here In good condition. far better az
a whole than last spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

The man who has written three miles
OF auto dope for Wheeling napers ana
never ridden In an auto. took his firs.
riie IN a machine last week. Thank YOU
~. 'haries Bow"rS cashier OF the
South Side bank. for the splcndfd spin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

p Y. Vote ~ the Fairmont pike ra-
ceived bis fine Studehater this we.r
through HaIErr a Halfer. local rerrsssr.
tHtlrra W. n caldwell afr0 III ne
Hue address received e. similar car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

The ohio Valley Automobile Club hHs
six women members now All are mar
ried- There are no misses" as yet 10
Join the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

Among the arriving tourists thfs week
were Mr and Mrs. J. p Roby of Ctev.-
land. who came in their new eisht-pas .
eenEer cadillac stopping IN Wheeling
for brief visit with relatives and
friends ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

W. W. Holloway. Of Leatherwood. &c
eeived his new "ttat" roadster through
the Wheeling dealer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

- % May there were 1850 autor,o-
hilea registered ln this state An in
crease ~ over thousand az the same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

filtration bond Issue OF 100000 and
we can have clear and pure water At
a cost Of not more than $4,000
This Is the question 70 be decided
to-day.
% you want 70 throw away
s465 ,ooo7
Belgians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

Paul II. Ziegler. OF the out-the-pik.
aIstrict has purchased a used Studc
baker roadster this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

IRE roads are reported On -rienetg
shape between here and Cleveland b-f.
Ter Than we're yer known Tor sprinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

Thre ere ahout dozen women r,s-,-
ners - the Wet Virginia state Auf0ur0.
bile assoc iaNnn. None single s1nos1,
nave orrued for memhershlp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

The following car sales are reported
from Moundsville Tor the week. Mr. e
y Riley, w. A. Caldwell = y bowler
y j.. Eakins. William Parker OF this
cry, mas purchased a Saxon car through
the local agency. W. y. shepherd has
purchased Pullman Junior through
the Trimble a johnson agency: a.. -
ilakan OF kosby's Rock. m Salso pur-
chased Pullman Junior through this
agency. y A. DOMAIN Of Cameron. l. l..
PHILIPS or this city w. G. Seabright OF
Sherrard and W. l.. Earnst OF 'ameron
nave purchased Ford cars through the
n. W. Perkins agency this week
IL was officially reported Yesterday
that there are c6S registered autouo-
oiies IN the city Of Wheeling proper. An
esumated increase - about 20 per cent
city. wv 'h7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

Business Mems Lunch. s5e. ft.3r
20 O'Clock. Mcclure Hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

wheeling and Martins Ferry men. to be
knoNn as the Automobile Moldiug Ma
chine co. It, corporate value H. nNrd
AZ 100000. The incorporators are Fred
g. hoderus. r = Billiard. and Margar-
81 McComb OF this city. A. A Tsagar-
den and A. u. Reed OF Martins Perry.
mr., ). NJ Noyes will he vested with the
rover or attorney. lucorporatprs were
rather inclined 10 keep quiet last night
as 10 their operations In the future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

otto Ritz. head OF the machine DEPART
ment Of tho BalEer 8 Balzer auto estsb-
llshment viii be able 20 remove his arm
from the sling next week. In which he
has been carry ing the member since the
accident ~ the motorcycle races on the
fair grounds few weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

Y. 2. kenney, travelling represent.-
i've ~ the Studebalyer auto factory 81
,euoit was in TIE city this week In the
interest % his nrm and calling on the
local representatives. Balzer q pstzor
vain street. Representative Loudly. Of
the same firm was also here this vet
on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
NEICHBORHOOD
AUTO BRIEFS

William H ColviR. who has the dis
Junction OF having purchased the FIRST
automobile IN Wheeling. many years
seen IN this section this spring. It's
a Franklin Sedan" and was received
by Mr.. Colvig this week through the
Wheeling dealer.
II is likely that the officials OF the
Pan Handle Agricultural club. with
RoS@s T ask The h. sSs.d 10 Of Tss
two motorcycles for the agents use in
visiting their territory instead Of an
automobile. as was frst suggested. Ac-
ton viii be taken at once by the off
Gals In recommending that the motor
cycles he purchased Immediately.
President G. A. Robinson Of the Ohio
valley Automobile club. has returned
from two weeks fishing trip in Can
President Elmer Hough. ~ welisburg.
and secretary IT, A. HoblitZeil. Of the
West virginia state Automobile associa-
nual meeting Of the American Automt.
bile association IN Boston. which opens
" two-day session Monday morning
ganization while Mr.. HobiitIell VIII rem
resent the ohio Valley Automobile club.
II g. reported that the Wheeling tttnsv
buses are not doing the business antici-
poted. II IL said that IN large cities
where the street cars stops are more
neys are used. but in vvheeiing with 49,.
fspidly running trolleys and the misera
BILE streets with which 20 contend. the
}it one Ar, are ~ sgainst a hard .prorosi.
have been better that they were smaller
that they could run more swiftly.
p p. Renney. travelling repres.,,--
tive 81 the Studsbazer auto fsctorv ~
,euoit. was in TIE city this week In the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

There are about 2.I00 registered auto
mobiles a. Ohio county. according to tho
lateft figures obtsinable. Ten years agp
there were less than 900 cars IN this
county.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-04-02
NEW LICENSE LAW.

For the information of County AS
SCISSOR kincaid. County Attorney Civ
ems has given an opinion in regard
TO the administration of the amended
laws relative to the licensing of auto
mobiles says the Statesman. The
new law provides that the license fees
shall be collected by the county as
SCISSOR and turned over TO the county
treasurer for distribution.
II is the opinion of the county at
torney that the automobile licenses
run from January first to January
first; that after January first Of the
succeeding year the license for the
preceding year is no longer of any
value no matter when purchased, and
does not entitle the owner thereof to
drive his machine upon the public
roads; In other words, 1914 license
expires the last day of 1914.
The license fee shall be collected
by the assessor as soon after the first
day of January of each year as pos
sible. That thereafter at the end OF
each quarter he must report the IL
censes paid during such quarter to
the secretary of state. That since
dealers by section 20 OF amended sta
tute 1915, must within 10 days from
Tic udbe VI SAFE hOhiiy the SIAhly as
SCISSOR OF such sale, the assessor Will
have practically a complete list Of all
automobiles sold within the county.
BY the terms OF the act, transients
where their machines are registered
within some other state, are not re-
quired to pay any fee In this state.
but where parties are not transients
and they are found after the first OF
January, the fee should be required
and they must pay the same at once;
no matter how late in the year, how
ever. the assessor finds machine
without a license the owner thereof
must at once procure a license.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-04-02
MAKES A DECIDED HIT.

The Edmonton (Canada) Bulletin
says:
John C. Fishers, The Red Rose"
filled an engagement az the Empire
theater last night and caught the
fancy Of a big audience. The Red
Rose" is a girl show from beginning
TO end. There is large and attrac-
tiyec horus.
The chief attraction of the piece.
however, is fits color and movement.
This is supplied chiefly by the Choir
as with its ever changing costumes
and dances. From the opening act
IN the art studio in Paris. througl
the grounds OF the baron's chateau.
and on into the ball OF the -four
arts" scene follows scene aud dance
succeeds dance with bewildering ra-
pidity. Two novel and very effee-
tive dances are introduced in the last
act. These are the students dance.
with Miss noe Barnett the star lead
ing the steps, and the confetti dance
in which the entire company paFtici-
pates.
For the songs, Miss Barnett's
Men, Men Men" assisted by all
men available, made the biggest BIZ
last night and was recalled again
anu hkAtIf ASOnH AAO4H NJ AfHAlAR
Is introduced IN every CT and Is 8
catchy and tuneful ditty, Miss
Barnetts Queen OF Vanity Fair, I"
with some novel incidentals by the
chorus also was above the average
The fun OF the piece is supplied by
Joe Standish as Spellman, a jew
lsb picture dealer, Maurice Darcy
and George Williams as two mill
liOnaiFes, seeking 10 effect a rubber
combine and George BruggeF as the
Hon. Lionel Tallb9ys, who doesn't
known neither he IL engaged or not.
Then Charlotte Gale as Nine. JOY
ant, an old sweetheart Of Spellman's
is FOLLY and possesses most unusual
voice, WilfFed Young as Dick Lori
meF, Ia love With an artists model,
makes q handsome lover, while Miss
barnett 4 sI,ola, the model that
causes al the trouble and All the
gliyevhappy-eyeF eyeF-afteFwaFds," II an
equally handsome sweetheart IN her
ultra-P0disb gowns and dashing
manners,
''Tbe Red Rose" N the best mnsi-
eal Offering ~ the season 20 date ~
many respects and IL well worth .
yisit. A. the Pinney tbeateF Boise,
ApFil 9th and 10Th,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-04-02

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