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Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

 Wheel Base-t26 incles. Springs -Front t- Semi elliptic 38"x 2" with leaves. Rear Cantilever-5oLf" x 2114" with 8 leaves.
 Front Axle-I-bea.n. drop forged with Timkcn rol,e.- bearing spin dies.
 Rear Ax.e-Full floating. Timkcn roller besrirgsat ditfercntial and ct Whecis-tWo universal joints ;n propeller shaft -to7que taken by separate torque arms gear ratio 4 to l. Tires 34" x41a" front and rear Non skid on rear. Motor-Vertical. six-cylinder, cast in threes, modified ' type with integral head, with inlet valve in head. Valves mechan- ically operated and protected. Exhaust valve seated directly in the cylinder. Cylinder CiTnensions-3iss" 51s".
 Horsepower-45. Cooling System Water jackets and tubular radiator, cellular pattern.
 Luhrics ton force feed by plunger pump with re- turn system. Carburetor-Autcnatjc. heated by hot air end hot water. Ig~ilior r-Combined generator ard magnetic driven through timing gears with 1G0 aEnpere hour storage battery. Starter Electric, separate unit, connected to transmission. Tran srnisgior-Se Seiect.ve RiEg- ing type with single rod ccl- ter control. Clutch Multiple dry disc. (nced with asbestos, with positiv- and instant release.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
SPECIFICATIONS


odS! fs. -Price SlZ50
 Brakes s-Two on each rear wheel. one internal, one external, II" diameter drums -s-rVice brake intcrconnected witl clutch pedal.
 Steering-Gear and sector with IS" steering wheel.
 Control hand drive, center control spark and throttle on steering wheel with foot accele- rator. Positive proof locking device.
 Drawn sheet steel of latest oval type shield be- tween running boards and body close fitting, quick detachable K under Pan--aluIninum bound hnoleum covered running boards.
 Gasoline Capacity-18 galloas Tank in rear with Stewart Vao- uurn System supply. Gacei;pr gauge beside filler.
 Body-Sevep -passenger-turrtns car type with extra widefi:'l c'' doors front and rear. C~rr,.n, hand-buffed bright ename; -ru, leather upholstering. Deep eu,.. ions and backs.
 Finist-Body, Golden O,,v~-- running gear, Black-cqa!p- ment nickel trimmed. Equipr,ent-Fully electric light cd throughout; improved S-on~ one man, mohair top with mi side curtains; mohair slip cover: clear vision, T ain vision, vcuti,a- ting windshield; speedonetcr: electric horn; extra rim with ;,u- proved tire brackets; power ti.- pump; jack; complete tccl rr:I tire outfit; foot and ros,c ssite. Price --SI2Se, f. o. b. ia..rfy. Lansing. Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

SPEEDOMETER AND AMMETER: Now located ia of cowl board. Easily read by eny 1assenser n the HOOD FASTENING AND FITTINGS: New design pull out and up. Ooviates scrapng of knuchles ard words. TENDERS AND RUNNING BOARD: New design mod ;fed Crown lenders. More beautiful and absolutely rigid.
 GASOLINE TANK; Located at rear. Result greater facility n ingno extra fitting gooseneck required just pour 1t il from Also lends superior riding qualities result Of transferring this 15O pounds of weight from front to rear of chassis VACUUM TANK GASOLINE SUPPLY: The famous Stewart vacuum tar, that guarantees full carburetor the steepes hills Gasoline gauge located TIRE ECARRtER-iNPROVED: Supported by c1assis c-ly-no body attachments- adapted to ccrr,-inE ri-.s well as tires. FRAME: Deeper and ster Designed carry extra passenger load and to minimize body vibration SPRING SUSPENSION: Re-designed to accommodate long whce;base. Increased easy riding qualities o7yrl above.
 MOTOR: Redesgned in small bit inrortar ar. ceeai redcsigring front end we have been able eliminate cwo gears and at the time all gear rened n other details which you would notice which will give greater satisfaction.
 AND FINALLY, TIE LOCKING DEVICE a feature that made possible by the unique Rco >si and which think others will find u difficult copy. Ta enables the driver to lo simultaneously the starting device the transmission end the floor boards. Starting device is made imperative the time that the transmission gears locked in neutral position And to aa-e assur treby surc floor boards locked down so it s impossible to get at the parts. It would volume to describe it-but you will and appreciate : at
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

AASAR OIx ASaOIE1Sn1mGnI .0w These Prices Were ! BUr PERHAPS THE MOST IMPORTANT factor in the ton of manufacturing cost and at the time the making of NEVER SINCE THE REQ WAS incorporated has there been single change the personnel of the executive organiza JUST CONSIDER if you are business and are not interested in the purchase of an automobile that economical production and in quality of product HE SAME PRESIDENT presides who occupied chair the first meeting of Feo
 THE SAME GENERAL MANAGER DIRECTS; the same engi- designs the handles pur- chasing agent factory superintendent And finally the direct the sales who have handled these important departments since the first Rec designed AL WE'VE LEARNED WE'VE KEPT right in organt THIS IS MORE LIKE FAMILY than big business Perhaps that is why they Rec has sou Perhaps that why those who sell to and those who buy from @ M PF TIE EFF FACToRvdo ySTG YOU know there are scores men m the Rec factories today working these latest Rec models six to years
 so THERE AGAIN WE CAN SAY "Ar we've learned we've his particular task
 CONTRAST THAT kaleidoscope changes you've this ndustrychanges frequent and radical that today find to back the guarantee of the COMPARE THAT REQ POLICY with the vaciang policies of some you've known That Feo guarantee that like the Rec standard which 1t based changes knows oenc never FeFudaeS Pror1se made by any f<eo representa- exceptionally intelligent class of citizens Com pare the such with that of the iiterate unsldled types that populate factories. WHY EVERY REQ WORKMAN KNOWS that piece slp-shod will inevitably be brought back him. And isn't fear that actuates him doing the best it's prdethe pride that only from long association with the
 house and the product and makes the workman feel kind of proprietary interest
 COULD COME and visit the Rec factory talk with the rank and file directing heads You'd then the for the superior quality of Reos
 IF YOU COULD COME AND SEE-f every prospective buyer and methods instead of superior quality of materials and of workmanship Roswell would be able tomakeenough Rec round.
 BUT TO RETURN TO OUR TEXT which how prices of these could reduced the time that quality improved.
 REQ DEALERS ARE RESPONSIBLE the credit is tEersfor biggest the unprecedented action and the cooperation of hundreds of Rec Distributors we could placed these your hands at these pces LIKE THE FACTORY ORGANIZATION the Reo Dealer Organ with the first Many ot the pncpal dealers exclusively the r Reo understand therefore, that the bond be- tween Distributors factory intimate and very powerful one.
 WE TAKE THEM INTO OUR CONFIDENCE to greater de-
 gree usual in from them ahy, a,isi11y, Michigan
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

your share of the city's burdens and taking an interest in the .city's up lift. It.,is a splendid thing to know that you are an integral part of the city's boosters. sa
 | It is a splendid thing to know that your own strength is infinitely null |tiplied by the strength of other men who love their town as you do. It is splendid thing to know that the wholesome blood of the commit nity is united in the bond of broth erhood, and that by frankly giving up your personal desires you may be able to do your community a serv-; ice. t. .'..
 >Hate and envy and malice and the spirit of engendering prejudices have no part in the city of Valdez. We have too many citizens who are using their ability. as drag instead of a help to our community.
 A spirit of fairness, of charity for the frailties of others, will do more to build up our town than any under taking which can be started. What we first need is unity of purpose; then we will find our prejudices have dropped away, handsome undertak- |ings will arise, a universal spirit of service will be engendered, and that with this increasing spirit of commit nifty of purpose will come a vastly enhanced individual power of achieve ment, for we will be lifted above the petty, sordied jealous which now con- sume our better traits of character.
 Place your city above all else. You may your living here, and it should be your first thought. When you tear one person or firm down you are tear ing down a part of your self, as you are an integer in the numbers of the population.
 The man who is willing to give his neighbor a square deal, who meets you squarely on every prosposition, is of more benefit to the city than the man who slips and slides around ev- cry proposition, who is eternally on the fence, and who rides with the party in the saddle.
 Every town has those who by their actions harm it immensely; and ev- cry town has a bunch of big-hearted boosters, who give their time and money patching up the damage the other fellows do.
 Which crowd do you belong to?
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

It has never occurred to those critics of the Commission at Seward that there is no law compelling man to work on the government road for 35 cents per hour. So far most of the criticism directed against the gov ernment's policy has come from men who do not intend to work on the road, who haveynever worked on any road, and who would not work if the pay was dollar an hour. So just what can be gained by the diatribes hurled at the Commission by these non-workers is hard to foresee. If they would allow the men who handle the pick and shovel to do the kicking, there would be very little done, for the working men have neither the time nor inclination to kick, and the idlers have neither. the inclination nor will-power to work.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28
Communicated.

Communicated. The melancholy days have come, The shortest of the year, Likewise, the beautiful snow has
 come 's Wa
 That is for Christmas cheer. While we are pitied by our cousins So far south and east you know They are grieving for us babies
 Up north in the deep snow: While we are in blissful comfort
 Not even touched with cold, While they have awful blizzards
 Wrenching their poor soles. Now, listen. for moment!
 Our dear cousins in the States, And then take time to investigate The difference in our fates; And then you will not wonder Why we ask for many things From our dear old Uncle Woodrow Who is at the head of things. For he knows no more than Congres! Of our great and glorious land Twas once called Stewards icebox, But that's contradicted by ever,
 man. III. J. :.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28
MEN WHO HARM A TOWN.

1. Those who oppose improve. ments. ''
 2. Those who knock" strangers and who knock" the town to stran. gers.
 3. Those who show hospitality to no one. , :, 4. Those who hate to see others succeed.
 5. Those who distrust public spirited men. - .' 6. Those who oppose every move ment which does not originate with themselves. 'e -+..4
 'F 2. Those who oppose every enter prise that does not appear to bene- At themselves. -r g. Those who pay no taxes yet enjoy the benefits that come from the work of public-spirited, broad-mind- cd men, but who give nothing but criticisms in return. ef.@ '-- ''' ,.>s. Those who take office for the purpose of using their power as a weapon against their enemies. '-. .<s'10.. Those who graft their living off the taxpayers and give nothing in
 Do you belong? Why not reform ' It Is a splendid thing to be wide awake. progressive citizen. bearing
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28
THOMAS s. MOVES IS tE 2n-
 BROKEN IN HEALTH.

I. The many Valdez friends. of !Thos. s. Moves, the well known Alaska min CT, who was a witness in Valdez last summer during the term of the dis trict court when he was a witness in the Shushanna murder case, will re- gret to learn that he has been, taken south from his home near Ketchikan in distressing mental condition. He has been taken to Butte for treatment by specialists.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28
THE DIFFERENCE.

Cordova recently fixed her tax lev! at 5 mills, fifteen mills less than thu city of Valdez, and will have plenty of money to run her for the fisca year.
 Valdez tax levy was 20 mills witf 2 one hundred per cent valuation or property in most cases, and we will not tave money enough for our needs if the present waste keeps up.
 It will be remembered that by foul members of the present council in sisting upon paying off some $60O0 o1 old warrants they held our schools back from starting at the time they should by several weeks. This ir spite of the fact that a goodly surplus was turned over from the last coun- ell when the present majority took it's seat. By placing a per cent as sassment and boosting the valuations this council succeeded in raising 8 little over $16,000 taxes. In many instances property owners found their taxes one-third higher. So far not one dollar of the tax money has done the taxpayers any good:
 Just why 1t was necessary to jump both the rate and valuations has nev- CT been explained. If you will figure little you will see that by raising the taxes one-third and increasing the valuations in many instances 50 per cent the council was enabled to raise the $6000 they boast of saving the city by paying those old warrants.
 Truthfully they cannot claim to have saved a penny, but instead are out some $2000, counting the moneys spent on law suits and other inciden- tals necessary to maintain the non- taxpaying parasites.
 The editor of the Star quotes fig ures glibly, but take his own figures and add them up. That should con- vince you, without any further ar- gument. In some cases his figures differ $500 in different columns. We have no desire to misquote him. Get his last paper and take his own fig ures for it.
 But remember, while you are fig uring, that taxes were raised one third, and that alone increased the city's income nearly $6,O0O over that of last year.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Holiday goods, wearing apparel
 household utensils and articles of ev- eryday needs coming on every boat
 and sold at bargain. There will be no half or one-third off after the Holi- days at the Emporium. The goods are now marked at bottom prices; you will find many articles on our five-cent counter you have been GUS tomarily paying Is and 25 cents for.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Our opponent worries nightly oyer the fact that the city appropriated some $23O to help entertain the rep- resentativas of the Government. when the Maryland visited this port; but he. has. lost. no sleep over the $500 appropriated for useless lawsuits. There's 8 reason. ...a...
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

 i It Isn't Your Town-It's You: If you want to live in the kind of a ''"' town B. +' t' '~- /" : ,'-f That's the kind of town you like. You needn't slip your clothes in grip And start on long, long hike. You'll hnd d'ehewhere what you've left
 behind, 't '.~, For there's nothing that's really
 neWs g'c %.sr~'tea 1.%s .--: It's a kuock at youEself when you
 knock your town:
 It isn't your town-it's you! Real towns are not made by men 7, .a.,. atSMd s',r tfs ,,i,'.,,4 4fs, ,u ',.s. :. Lest somebody else gets ahead. {. When everybody works and. nobody You can raise town from the dead. ,...rst '. p..stsr :. shssss ts.s q sss.sss And if-yoa make your personal atake Your ,neighhor can make one. too, Your town will be what you want to " ,n ,6eer s$s& fN., z.I"s isris' .s1
 It isn't your town--it's you! .r
 London (va.) Mirror.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

The drawing for the new Ford ma chine for which tickets have been given with purchases by the saloons, will be held at the Pioneers of Alas ka's masquerade dance on December 31, at 12 o'clock. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

The decision; of the. Valdez Masons to build their. owp. temple will be a splendid advertisement for Valdez. This loyal, progressive order is always in the van in the matter of public |spiritedness, and their Temple will add to the alyeady fine lodge build |ings in the city. ts-", c~~ <. .'n'
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Now that the 49th effort to start
 something has failed, we wonder
 what will be the next startling idea |germinated in the mind of the editor
 of our glorious Constellation?
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28
'.,. -+,4 ,Ss s,xsA < st .& &3'3>s., ,-, '.s NEXT STEAMER FROM SOUTH
 LEAVES SEATTLE THURSDAY

: Owing to the. fact that the Admiral Farragut has dropped her next regn- lar trip to Alaska in order. to make two. trips between Seattle, and San Francisco the people of ;Valdez. and other, Southwestern Alaskan. towns will be 2 longer time than .usual with out mail, There. Is, no boat, now ep route north as the next will, be the Alameda due. to sail from Seattle on Thursday next. 4-,, -,,- tsr ,s un
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

We have heard of many parties lodging taxes but this is, the first time we ever knew of a man swear ing to possession of property he never had to get on the city's tax roll.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

The Associated Press made griev-
 ous mistake yesterday. They sunk a liner in the Mediterranean without Ia hyphenated American aboard.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28
BELIEVE BODY OF
 CHRISTIE BEEN LOCATED.

|
 has been grappled in the waters of
 Gastineau Channel, is the belief of
 three men who are dragging the
 channel for the remains. About ten
 days ago, as near as they can tell,
 something was hooked and was lift
 ed about three feet from the floor of
 the channel, when it broke away.
 From the location of the spot where it was hooked, the draggers believe
 that it is the weighted body of Chris ltie.
 Whatever it is, it is heavily weighted" said one of the men to- day. We could lift it about three
 feet. and then it felt as if a piece of
 cloth would tear away and it would sink. The weather has been so bad that we have been unable to continue
 the work, but we know the spot
 where we hooked it. There is deep
 hole there and the spot is on the
 Douglas island side of the channel, opposite the residence of Len Adsit,
 exactly where the boat of Krause was
 anchored for some time before it disappeared" he continued.
 A hat was found yesterday but lit tie attention is paid to that fact as lit is highly probable that if Christie were thrown overheard that he would be bareheaded. The men engaged in the work say they are constantly pull ling up hats,, boots, tin canss articles of clothing and other. rubbish which has drifted in with the tide. ..
 Paul Jensen, Paul Gohie and Grov- CT, Litchfield are doing the dragging,
 using the gas boat Lillian and two skiffs. They state that dragging from the skiffs is very unsatisfactory as they are unable to use gear heavy enough for the work. They are plan ming on using the Lillian and Lue for the work in the future, which will al- low the use of heavier gear with more satisfactory results. s.t A detective working in behalf of Christie's friends said last night that the field glasses which Plunkett own ed are not those found in Krause's possession although they were identi- cally alike. Plunkett's glasses have been found" The 16-gauge shotgun owned by Plunkett, however, has been found in Krause's possession, and other articles which the authori- ties believe were Plunkett's including a watch. Valentines jewellers today are checking up the Krause watch numbers with those of watches which Plunkett had repaired here during the past four or five years. ', This detective says evidence that Krause killed a Japanese and Swed- ish boy who lived near his camp in Duncan canal, is very strong and he believes that Krause is a deep dyed 9 murderer as he has been character lzed. .i, sH.,. -.:,J.s.. t''s'i f" -..It is understood that the Depart ment of Justice will send aa agent to Juneau to work on, the case in con- junction with the federal officials.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Brooms 25c, 35c and soc; for tn best at the Emporium. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

The launch Elvira came up the bay
 last night from the Cliff mine.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Our fresh candy arrived on this last boat late for the holidays, 12h cents half pound at the Emporium
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

ttBe an optimist. ,GheeE uRus, If you feel ;a Httlei.hit oR sae Captain Rack cit, at the Liberty Wed. and Thurs. If you feel bad come and feel good |:
 if you feel good come and feel better.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28
Somebody Son 2 'sb 5! ], ',llii <.
 With Money

Ass& ~- "A always has been found to back" . good ;planslA sood idea, e.a :goody hla4ineae gven- ture or . good mining pros pect; otherwise . good many of today's successful busi- mesa enterprises would stin be sln1te dfsaH1s. < < s .s4; s., x. l4dvertising has brought z abosts zsnaaj j0ri<yaof the it- troduetions of the man with the idea, the man with . prospect. or business. to the man with the dollar.
 sses -s = e.zs.'s -7 .s sSest ADVERTISE IN.s THE PROSPECTOR FOR RE- SULTS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Chas. Wallace of the Cliff min force, is in town for few days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Fancy stationery at the Valde Drug Store.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

The Pioneers of Alaska are deco rating Eagle hall for their big mas querade ball on New Years eve.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Bargains at the Emporium: open from g a. m. to g p. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Valdez Drug Com pany nave fin line of School Stationery. If,
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Kodak Supplies at the Valdez Drug Company. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

I'm going to see Captain Racket, at the Liberty Theatre by the V. H. s Betcha it's rich!
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Pure Fresh Drugs at the Valdez Drug Store.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28
See Tonight.

See Tonight. Be sure and see the Raid of Hu- man Tigers" a picture full of real animals. Best ever here; at the Lib erty Theatre.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Be sure and see the Raid of Hu- man Tigers" picture full of real animals. Best ever here at the Lib erty Theatre.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

George Waldron, who is working
 on the Alaska Mines Corporation and ore bunkers at Ffdalgo bay, is in town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

':' Masquerade Suits. 7.
 The Northwestern win bring a fine line of Suits for the Mask Ball New Years Eve. See Mrs. B. c. Ames
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Go with the crowd Wed. and Thurs to the Liberty. Don't miss Captain Racket by the V. H. s. Adults soc children 25c.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

We guarantee when left to us to install machinery to give satisfac-
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Hats Cleaned and Blocked.
 Hats cleaned and blocked; suits cleaned and pressed. If GUY F. CAMERON.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Argentine is experimenting with |camels brought for the Canary isl ands for agricultural purposes in re- gions unsuited to horses or oxen. \
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2s, 1915
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Nugget jewelry made to order al the Valdez Drug Co.,, by c. O. Reinke. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-28

Panoramic views of Child's and Miles glaciers, Dawson, Valdez and Wrangel on sale at the Valdez Drug store. If