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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
@ir liefern Gn9 Die SHUTTER
III biQisen Yreiien.

crepe. The flare or revers collar may
be omitted. The pattern Is cut i'm 6
sizes: "a, SO, So, 40. 40 and A inches
bust measure. 1t requires I yards Of
44-inch material for a 36-inch size.
The skirt measures about 3 is yards
at the foot. Price Zoe.
0234-Child's One Piece Dress. A
charmingly pretty little frock for the
little one. The simple daisy spray
to be embroidered in eyelet embroidery
or solid stitch. with neck and sleeve in
~buttonhOle stitch. In sizes 2 and 4
years.
Stamped on batiste. mercerized pop
lin. or pique. including sufficient
embroidery cotton to work-.~-.-60c
In size 6 years. stamped on batiste,
mercerized poplin or pique, in
Guiding sufficient embroidery cot
ton to work
STATE SIZE and KIND of MA
TERIAL DESIRED.
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials-.....15c
0145-Apron. A very dainty apron
III udISy utSlSh, W bt t"lUDTOluPTpu Ill
solid. outline md %buttonhole en-
broidery. The daisies. If preferred,
could be carried out effectively in eye
let embroidery.
Stamped on lawn SOC
Cotton for working ....-..-.L-......2Oc
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials.-...l5c
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SEQ SoauS. Hahrihten.
(Gtnsdanbt.l


Gou Dem seipaltiseu Sdaben. pels
den bic furhtbare Runitions sggplos
lion unldusit I'M Retp gorfer Safen
unb in elmer tpeiten llm9esenb anses
rihtet bat. pirb ipobl Sebermann 9es
leien baben. Die StraSer oes iiibs
Iiten 5beiles Der StaSt Gep Dorf
iaben am Sonntag, ben 80. gull. aus,
ais bdtten Shlnhten in benielben
itatteeiunoen. ober ais tpareu lie bon
einem i6iueren grbbeoen beimgeiudt
porben. Die meiiten Der Shaufeniter
uub u~usdbIige tleine Tenitcr lasen in
S6erben. bic S~rottoirs tparen nit
8~lasiniden beiaet.
guh infer &eosSaus, in Der uns
mittelbaren HGbe bes erploiionss
berbes. erlitt burd oas 8refen bon
Seniteriheiben unb burd) bas Serabs
fallen o Eedeu eineu Sdaben bon
ettpa bunoert Collars. Wer ipiro
bic pieleu Nefp 0orfer @eihditsleute
unb bas 2eos Saus entifdbiaeu fir bic
notbpenbig 9etporbensn Heparaturen?
Sait bate cine Der i'm 9euspauie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
Our Pattern
Department
Order Patterns by Number.

9S55-Sun Bonnets for Ladies and
Girls. These models may be developed
In bingham, chambrey, percale, lawn,
linene or linen. No. l shows a Tam o
shanter style, with ruffie finished
crown. No. 2 is an "old fashioned
popular style. Both designs are sure
to please and will prove effective sun
shades. The pattern including both
styles Is cut in n size-medium FOR
ladies, and for girls. 1t requires Tor
No. Ii IL yard, and for No. ,
1 "a yard Of 32-inch material. Price
loo.
O5IPillow Top. A good luck
pillow that should be added to the
cosy corner collection of pretty cush-
ions. The design is simple and very
effective In either outline or solid EN-
broidery.
Tinted on tan art ticking--------35c
Art cloth
1795-A Practical and Easily De
veloped Outfit. This combination in
cludes a simple one-piece dress, a com
Portable underskirt or petticoat, and
one-piece drawers. The dress Is good
for all wash fabrics, and also for serge
and other woolens. In checked blue
bingham with bands of white linene or
dotted percale with braid trimming, II
will make a very serviceable play
dress. The underskirt is composed OF
a long-waisted body to which a straight
skirt is gathered. The drawers are
simple, with side seams only, thus In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
VIII be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton of each pattern. Send either sill.
yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes of pat.
terms desired. Remember that In these
patterns allowance Is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque. Iowa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

9. s., ct. Sobn. q. 6. Chapel,
Ibmebnaear. Snbia.)
81. 8.-@elber iinb AM beiten
mitteIit periDnIidem Gbed sSer in
Bolb Al ienben.
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Satriarhat BON 2pnitantinppel
aufsebpben.

waIbington, 8. 6. - 9as
gatriard1at bon &unitautinopcl, oas
bic reliable unb 8ertpaltun8stontrole
fiber bic &rmenier In Der 9iirtei 9es
babt bate. 1T einem an is. augult
In @aibington BEL benz ameritaniihen
gtaats > 9epartement ein9etroffenen
peritiimmelten S%eleeramm 5ufolee abb
aefhafft iporbeu. Sieier Gefebl
fpiberruft bic fonititutioneuen Redtc
Der Nrmeuier unb bridt bercn Se5iebs
nnaen nit Der ruiiii6z ortboboren
Birdie ab. Yin SteIle bes Yatriarden
lit elm @eiftlider nit benz sie in
ScruIalem cingeiest porben, Der nur
Bic reIiei6ie 8ontrole iiber Die armes
inter- beibebdlt. Ser llmfans unb Die
Sragtpeite bieier Seitimmung mar am
9ienstag nod nitt 5u iiberbIidcn, oa
gin8elbeiten bariiber nibt in 8aibs
inaton einaeeareen iino.
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anlanh.
Reb. Better grommenihenfel iuirb
4rGlat.

9rdlat.
Reb. Yeter grommenidenteI, Yiars
rer Der ct. 8onifatiuss 8emeinbe in
8eitpbaIia. Sotpa. ipurbe BON OF.
Batter gum Salsprdlaten ernannt.
Rier. 9rommeuifenfel purbe i'm
Sabre 1S46 in 9eutihlano seboren
unb tam als Sinh NIT ieineu gltern
mad Gmerita. Or mahte feline Stus
bien in ct. SraueiS Seminarb. Wis.
Die Yrieftertpeibe erbielt er am I.
Nuauit 1870 in Dubuque. Wir ents
bieten Nisr. 9rommenifenfel uniere
ber5Iifiteu @liidpiinihe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24
gemerfensmerthes auflebeu bes relis
sibien 2ebens in Soaaub.
20. o. a..GprrsiponbtH5.

2onbon. -2ie bemertenstuertbe
aampagne Sur Sorbcruug Der Sers
ebrnng bes Sl'iteu 6er5cns Seiu bat
II, Souano ibren Sobepuutt erreiht,
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Ansiann.
WatiunaIe 8iIserfabrt IN Sranfreid.

"a. .. a..GorrsipOnbsnS)
n.-15,0O0 Yilser aus
allen Ebeilen Srantret4's pobnten Der
Matchmaker Yilserfabrt in 8ontmatn,
Nranfreih, bel. 9as 9eili9tbum III
8ontmain beItebt ieit 1871, ais Die
anerielisfte Sunefrau bort elmer
@ruppe bon &inbern erifieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

ellpIOgleU.J
GIenb Der Wiifipnen Snbien'S.
(epsStal.e orrsiponbenS siefer 3ettuas.)
Gmebna9ar. Snbien.-Gas
glenb Der bieiisen W%iIiioneu lit u,lbes
i6reiblit. gier5ig Reilen bon bier
b~cfinoen lid 10000. 600 Seioen, in
Sunberteu bon 9orfern peritreut,
weIde auf Gr5iebun9 iparten. Cine
tat5oliide Sdule IN einem iolden
Gorf sriinben. beiBt, Die 8epobner
oesielben fir bic tatboliife 8elisiou
gclpinnen. Die Soften elmer Shule
betra9eu nur $50 per Sabr. Gber
Die 2eute iinb gu arm. nm bieie 9elber
auf5ubrin9en. Die meiiien bcrielben
lcben in ihledteren Gerbdltuiiien. ais
bns 8ieb in Nmerifa. Die meiiten
Bobnun9en limb 10 nieorig. bab es
unmDglih lit. in oenielbeu aufreht gu
iisen. Sn ben StraBen iammeln
bic Srauen ben llnratb, pelheu Tie
trpdnen laiien unb al5bann als
8rennmateriaI pertauien, Seun &oble
unb Sol5 9ibt es iebr lpeni9 bier.
Gieie Srauen perbienen botitenS flint
Gents Den Gag. Sarnat fann Sober
lid ein Bib o Der Sebensiueiie oieier
Geute MAIDEN.
Dor benz arie9e erbielten mir 5abl<
reite almoien aus europa. mas aber
ieet unmoelid lit. 0esbaIb iinb mir
fat ausitlieBIid auf Die Yereiuisten
Stanten au9epieien. @ott nirb es
ben Nmeritaneru gcipiB tauieubiat,
pcrgcltcu, penn lie in Der iesigen
traurigen Gage ben @iiiioneu al Ollie
tommen uno mir Iiiiiondre ipcrben
allen 8obltbGtern aui Den Gltdrcu 9es
benten.--(Sfep. Senrb 5. @eitropp.
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surfing ease and comfort in wearing.
The pattern includes all three gar
ments. 1t is cut in 3 sizes 2, 3, 4, 5
and 6 years. 1t requires rs yard for
the drawers, / 1-2 yard for the I'M
derskirt, and 2 Is yards for the dress,
of 36-inch material, for a 4-year size.
Price 10c.
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Illus kircbIiDen Kreifen.
(epYtea fir be 3auus barbdta)
(ep.stea fir btsie 8sttums bearbettet.)


ieit Der eifri8e Wiiiiondr, Batter Rat>
teo, Elm Sroensmann aus Eerli, Der
nebfr ieiner Rutteriprahe II oes
Sran5oiiiden mddtig III, nadD 6ollanb
tam. Scrielbe fanO it'd bier in elmer
8e9eno, mo Die aatbplifen ntd)t ic6r
3ablreih unb iibcrall peritreut limb
unb lpo Die 9epDlterung nitt bel
Spmpatbie fir bic lateiniiten 8olter
an ben Gag lc9t. Nidtsoeitupeni9er
matte lid Der Batter an Die Nrbeit,
obiton nur Benigc feline Sprahe pers
ltanoen. Bah 8elan8 es ibm audi Die
8iIfofe, Sroensleute. BrieIter, fatboS
hide Eaien uno 3eitun9en fir ieiuc
Sa6e 81 getpinnen. IS fn,neu cine
9robe an5abl poblor9aniiierter Iers
cine 5uitanoe, pelfc gum @ieberauis
leben bes religioien Sebens in Soaaub
iebr piel b%eitra9en.
II Trof. Sr. Ybil. Saeub Wepers. +
0iitte Gull iturb in 2urenlburg
elmer Der betaunteiteu unb beliebteiten
Hebner Der beutifen aatbolifentaae,
Yrof. Sucob Wepers. Or luarb ge<
boreu am ~. September 1862 81
8onborf. 2ugemburg. Seine Stubien
bate or in 2Dtpeu unb Berlin 9emndt.
@robe 8erbieuite ertparb er iid 1904
ais Witbe9riinoer Der .&oltsbodz
i6ule" bon Surembur9. elmer pppus
lar slpi' enihaitIi6en Ginribtung, an
pel6er 3ablreife beuti6e unb frau8os
iii6e @elebrte uno SdriititeIler 8ors
TRACE bielteu. Starten Seiial ianben
feline Reben aui beutihen &atboliten>
ta9en: in 8iir3bur8 ilbcr aunit uno
2iteratur I'M &idte Der fatboliihen
8eltauihauung, III 0iiNcloori ilber
elm tatboIiifes aunits unb 2]iteraturs
Srpgramm. in greslau ilber baS
&ulturpro9ramm Der friitIiheu Gbas
ritas, in N~ugsburg iiber Die 8elts
miiiion Der Stride. @r bate elm iebr
itartes 8ebnertaleut. Yerionlih mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

1905 1--Up-to-D Date and Becom-
ing. This stylish model is composed
Of ladies' waist pattern 1910 and ladies'
skirt pattern 1911. As here shown,
gabardine in a pretty shade Of gray
was used. The waist fronts are full
over the centre, and join shaped side
pieces. The skirt has broad front and
back panels, to which yoke sections are
Joined, which are heightened by full
pieces over the sides. The sleeve has
a deep shaped cuff, which may be fin
ished with a fiaring frill. The waist
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-24

er, 10 itreibt bon ibm Die .SDln.
@olts5t9.", ~ein anipruhsloier, lics
bensDiirbi9er Renih, Dem iiber Die
DECENTRALIZATION bes Iebeus ieiu
0ottpertrauen uno elm soIbeuer Sus
mo bi~ntue9balf. Der Stride uno Dem
Staate Guremburs mar er tets treu
e~r9ebcn."
-
18e6ielbldttern gum sefl. Nafbrud
elupfobleu.)
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1fUtlIle|
s,iaIle1
iiiIlbei|
sucrbd
n glll|
obrle
hid II
Auls q
lin
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-13
WALTER DOUGLAS IN EXPLANATION
 OF THE PRICE OF RED METAL
Continued from Page 5)

dealings copper in the are than actually
 sliding scale while is undoubtedly fact Mining Journal quotation for the month of
 
 which they capitalized period that while the quotation May and June 2S62 realized companies copper had sold months the booking perhaps the largest individual order for selling a a from 22 27
 It evident the the product through the transactions that consummated
 little during June and July am
  opinion that the prices will be will materially small which changed hands months .t.
 which that financial Journal and that aturay to their rather than sliding
 
 nung labor larger producer will lie purchaser and than that which he ownership the Engineering Mining Journal publishes  distinguished editor
 
 idividualy Yours truly Na
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-13

little copper bonanza, but will recall to those intimately acquainted with the mining history of the district links in the chain of events which led, each in their own way. up to the pres ent.
 MT. Whicher was very positive in one regard. the speculation ''orgie," :" which he says will be wollowed by a very bad headache. just as a similar experience in the districts activity wound up in 1900. He made it very plain, however. that he excepted, al ways, the actual development work being done and the men who are do- ing it. He aimed this remark at the people who are depending for their expected wealth upon purely specula- tive values of mining stocks, before a producing mine has been proven. Persistent development work along lines of possible success receive his communication, and ven here, he fore sees discouraging situations befou-i ;he valuable assets of the district will be proven.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-13
Ore Widens Out.

The drift on the Eth level has been extended beyond the winze a length of 210 feet, giving it a total length of 300 feet. For the last 25 feet the orc has gradually widened until it extends beyond the sides of the drift crosscut will be run to determine its breadth. Recent essays gave re- turns of $214O gold-silver per ton. This is the latest development of i'm portance in the Harqua Hala Bonanza mine, in-as much as the drift is now being driven under the old Castle Garden" stope from which the valu- able ore tonnage before mentioned was mined.
 demonstrated the presence of exten- sive ore bodies in the new workings along the strike of the "Ronanza" vein, the Yuma Warrior Mining com pany is planning for more aggressive mining and milling operations. Those plans include the sinking of a 3-com- 'partment vertical shaft, and the addi- ton of concentration and flotation units to the 40-stamp mill to reclaim the gold. silver and copper contents ot the sulphide ore, as the present anal gamation plant is capable of treating only the oxidized ore exposed in the upper levels.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-13
VERDE EX. OFFICIAL
 TELLS EARLY HISTORY
(Continued From Page I

Cleopatra and the ground the SS shaft now stands on. The original four claims. comprising U. " Exten1 sion holdings. the March, Bitter Creek. Carbonite, Conglomerate and the fraction, the Little Daisy. passed to. the control of Mir Whicher men toned the name of J.,.J. Fisher, min ing engineer of Yavapai county, now
 deceased who figured largely in the early day development of the mine as a man of prominnce and integrity in mining affairs of the county. The foregoing is a fragmentary piece of history in connection with the early efforts toward the development of the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-13
UNWATERING OF THE
 4. & A. SHAFT GOING
 AHEAD IN FAST SHAPE

Actual development of the Arkan- sas X Arizona should De under way once more within two weeks. The shaft is now free of water be low the 1200-foot level. The pumps at the POO, 500, 300 and 1900 are now working. Within a day or two the 1600-fCot level should be free of water and then the condition of the lower workings can be determined with absolute certainty.
 No detailed examination of the workings on the 1900 has been made but it is stated that they are in as good shape as yves expected.
 It has been founr that about all the water makes above the 1900 and does not come from below. The pumps have proven themselves entirely ade- quate to take care of the flow, and water will be no great problem at the A. & A.
 David M. Goodrich, president of the Goodrich Tire company and Good rich-Lockhart syndicate, which con, trols the A. & A. and North Verde. arrived from New York Sunday with his engineer, Halstead Lindsay. They did not even go down the shaft but looked over the plant thoroughly and discussed future plans with those in charge. A general development plan was agreed upon but its details have not been made public. Monday after noon James S. Douglas, of the United Verde Extension. looked over the A. & A.
 Goodrich and Lindsay left Tuesday for the east. The engineer will re- turn in about six weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-13
GOLD FOLLOWS FLOOD.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Aug. 12-Fol- lowing a cloudburst on Granite creek. glittering gold nuggets are being picked up in the bed of the stream. Tom Morgan one of the first discover CTS of the nuggests, has already es- tablished camp about two miles from the hea dof the creek, having located a dyke carrying values in silver cop per and gold. It is. generally believed that the cloudburst has opened up a bonanza.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-13
TARIFF NEEDED TO
 PROTECT METALS
(Continued from Page D

market in this country is likely to suf- fer a slump with the restoration of peace in Europe. Some declared that foreign tungsten ore would be shipped into this country in large quantities, which, they said, would affect the price here and curtail the production in western states. which exceeded nine million dollars for the year end ing June 30, last
 A number of mining experts are on the program for addresses.
 The membership of the association is composed of mine owners, the exec utive conduct of the properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-13
4con1RAcT AWARDED

MESA, Ariz., Aug. 12.-Contract for lfreighting S,O0O.e0O pounds of freight from here to the. Roosevelt dam has been awarded by officials of the re- clamation service to o. s. Stapley. The freight consists mostly of cement which will be used for lining the tun- nels at the reservoir. Thirty teams will be employed continuously for the next four months in handling the con tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-26
LIGHTS BURN UNDER
WATER FOR TWO DAYS

A peculiar automobile accident re-
Gently frightened many residents OF
Houston, Texas, into believing that
some huge subterranean monster was
inhabiting the waters Of Cedar bayou, a
body of water near Houston. However.
ii proved to be a wonderful example Of
the quality and stability OF the Willard
storage battery.
According to dispatches from Hous-
ton, a local resident, Ike Levin, was
crossing on the ferry with his machine
on duck hunting trip. Somebody for
got to tie the boat at the other side.
and when Levin started his motor pre-
paratory to driving off. the power from
the rear wheels kicked the boat back
ward and sent the machine forward
into the water. Levin jumped. but the
car sank into II feet OF water
It was very early in the morning and
Levin had hisl lights burning. As the
ear sank, the water for a long distance
took on shimmery yellow look that
located the machines position when
they came to remove II.
The water and alright construction
Of the battery prevented all moisture
from entering the cells and kept the
lights burning brightly from Sunday
morning until Monday night, when the
car was towed ashore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-26
RAIL ROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES

All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot Of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given In Ell Paso OF
mountain standard time
SANTA EE.
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago, Los
AngeIes-No. SIC Tvs $3.50 a m; No. SIC
at D. m .,
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles,
Chicago-No. 500 arvs. 10 a m: No. 51b
at 6;55 p. m
III, PAsO 8 SOUTHWESTERN.
CWestern DiyisiOn.)
For Arizona and California-No. lvA
2:55 D. m: No. z, at 7;45 p. m
From Arizona and California-No. arVa-
a. m: No. 4 at 1;40 p. m
Eastern DlvisiOn.)
For Kansas City, st. Louis ana Chicago-
No. Tvs 1855 D. m; No 2, at 4:45 p. m
Tor Tucumcari-No. 8 Tvs. 1880 a m
From Chicago. St Louis and Kansas CITY
No 1 arvs. $3.50 a. m; No. at ESQ p. m
From Tucumcari-No. arrives I:zO p m
G. H. & S. A. AND $. p. TRAINS.
For San Antonio, New Orleans and wash
ington-No. 1O2 Tvs. SEAS a m: No. 10 at
1880 p. m. 49,, -, g.
Antonio-No. arvs $50 p. n; No. 101 at
10 p. m.
6:45 a. m; No. 2 at p. m; NO lOl at
1915 p. m -
arvs. sac a. m; No. at $3.50 D. m; No.
10 at 10 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-26
j. s. MARKET TAKES TIRE OUTPUT;
FEW TIRES ARE BEING EXPORTED
Otis R. Cook Kelly Spring field Sales Manager, Visits
Ell Paso and Tells Of Rub Der Market Conditions; the
Home Demand Exceeds Factory Output; Crude
Rubber Supply Will Soon Run Out

present war Pleasure cars are being
very little used in England just now,
while the demand for tires for ambu-
lances. motor trucks and other war
equipment can be cared for by the fac
tories Of England and France.
Il would say that the European de-
mand is mighty small. We have sent
very few tires abroad during the past
year and when we do export we have
a terrible amount of red tape. We must
supply the serial numbers Of all tires
exported to the British embassy. They
check at the docks to see that the num-
bers are right and L know that they
have even checked the numbers on the
vehicles for which the tires were in
tended.
Maintaining Quality.
"The Kelly Springfield company has
maintained the same standard of quail
ty in its tires, despite the high demand
and the scarcity of rubber, and every
one Of our tires is as carefully con-
structed by hand labor now as it was
before tires were in such demand. In
fact 1 believe that our quality is even
higher than it was year ago.
I'VE look for an unusually big de-
mand from the southwest within the
next year. Automobile manufacturers
are turning their attention this way
and where the autos go, the tires must
naturally follow. ] am now on a tour
of all our principal agencies through
out the country ana dropped OIL mere
for a talk with Mr.. Silversparre on local
market conditions. He tells me that
the demand here for Kelly Springfields
is excellent and I am going to try to
keep him stocked up. l want to say
that Mr.. Silversparre is a great be-
lever in preparedness and he is carry
ing the most complete stock of any dis
tributor I visited on this trip. Despite
the stock he has, he's been talking to
me ever since I reached Ell Paso in an
effort to get another big shipment and
guess I'll have to promise the tires
or he won't let me leave for Dallas"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-26
Jitneys Banished From Oakland Streets
-:H: -:H:- -:I:- -:II:- -:I:-
Pleasure Club Cars Take Their Place

For donations to the Oakland Pleas
re Club. Give what you like"
Thus. Oakland has passed from the
Old-fashioned jitney idea.
Chief of Police William F. Woods
has ordered an investigation of the
membership and methods Of doing
business OF the new club, and will not
take action until the investigation is
completed.
THE club is probably a scheme to
evade the law" he said. at remains
70 be seen whether it is In the law.
have applied to the city attorneys
office for a ruling"
Harry Lister, attorney for the club.
declares, The rules of this club are
to be much stricter than police regu-
lations. Any driver asking or taking
a fare will be dropped from the club.
don't believe that there viii be any
arrests. We are not disobeying any
laws
IF there are any arrests we will de-
mand jury trial, and if defeated We
will appeal"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-26
GRANT BUILDING A
NEW RACING CAR
Six Cylinder $500 X. p. NJ. Motor VIII BE
Used; Car 10 BE Shipped TO California
as soon rs Completed.

The Grant Motor Car company is to enter
the racing field this season. A racing car
is be.n;, constructed a. the Grant factory
for use the Pacific coast this season ~
track and road race events. It viii be
completed by the first OF March. and Will
be shipped at once TO Los Angeles
The car is motored with six cylinder
unit power plant, the bore being three
inches and the stroke four and a quarter
This Is the stock size OF the Grant motor
The cylinders are cast en- bloc, and ths
valves enclosed in an aluminium case TO eN-
clude dirt 80,
The valves are Of the overhead type, with
tappet, push rod and rocker arm operation
The rocker arm shaft is divided mounting
six valves each half. The tappet cases
are cast separately and boited to the crank
case. They are easily removable to permit
substitution OF new push rods or tappets
The crank shaft IS ] GIG inches IN ola
meter and carried on three bearings
The front bearing length is 9-l6 inches
the center inches and the rear, inches
in length 100
The motor turns over at a speed OF sew
revolptions, and the speed at that motor
speed. allowing per cent for shppagei
will be more than IS miles an hour.