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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
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5uriif5iebt.
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gierlIng ibreu Sit mad SoIiD, zoo
Dieilen norOoitlid bon 9uforeit,
perlegt bat, iino nod ni6t ofii5ielI
beItGtiet iDor0en. (Das bat Die rlt'
mGniide gegierllne in oer SaIt Oes
3uianunenpofens ibrer iicben Ga.
den eon3 uno gar nergeiien.) SSn.
0eiien fonHt Die 9erleglng oes &e.
q gerllngsiises niht tmer1portet,
1urh bic Groberl1ng @illrgebos lte.
ben Die Mndenleniden Grlippen MIR
nod 36 MleiIen bon Der 2anoes.
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ourhihreiten bat, ober lit iebr
ihpierig. Orei 5Iiiiie nliiiien eetreu5t
peroen, itnO natiirIi6e 9efeitigungs.
iperfe lperoen ben Gormari6 Der
oeutihen gerbiut0eten aufbaIten.
gSollcn Selanlagcn seritOren.
Berlin 80. Gop. - Ser 2otol-
on5eiger ihreibt, onB IN elmer aon-
ferenS oes rltnt1niihen RiniIteriitnls
Der glntrog geItellt puroe, Die Sel-
quellen gu Serit0ren. 9ieier antrag
tpllroe obeelebnt. bod einigte man
iih 0oraub Die glnlogen, ipel1e nit
Den 9eloueIlen in 8erbinonng ite.
ben, 5u bernidten. Der 2ofaIon5ei.
ger mofjt 0orouf oufmerfI1nL 0ob
groBe Gopitalien aus glmerifa uto
&oaano lcipie onberen neltrnIen
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len in MitIeioenidlnft ee5ogen iper-
Den, 0iirfte man eriparten, Dab Die
intereiiierten aopitnliften nentraIer
2dnoer Groteit gegen 6as geplonte
electromagnetic erbeben tperoen.
glllrrbano 6rasen.
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man fih, oaB es m 9tumdrien alien
gnifein naA idief gebt. @an
frogt iid IN &egieritlgs. umO mill.
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munldniers in ben Strieg Den al.
liierten gum gorteiL gereidt bat
(oic 3entraIm1dte fonnen fid gra-
tulierelL oer birlterliltigen ganoe
einen unbereeBliden Denf3ettel 5u
geben), Oh glnblan0 iDirtlib jene
Silfe geleiItet babe, pie man er.
partete, Oh Die 9Illiierten nidt bon
SoIonifi aus einen rlebr euergiiden
8oritob bdtten unternebmen iollen,
llno oh Der 8uIonnenbrud gumd.
MEMS onrduf auriid3ufiibren lei, b1B
ben 9Iaiierten Die eemeinim1e glt.
tionsFabigteit ubgebt.
llHtcrIddtten MiafcnIens Stdrfc.
8etrograo, 80. Rob. 9on 4us
manien bier eingetroffene Ro6ri6.
fen beiagen 0aB bic g(lliierten Die
&eeresmoht melf)e unter Mloden-
lens 9lugen Die Conan BEL Sumniba
iiberihritt, urterid1st ba6en. @ean
glaltbte, es nur nit fleineren 8rup-
pennerbanOen 3i ttin 81 boben, uno
iett bat es lidD bernuseeiteIlt, onB
man eS nit mebr ais 8ipei Dibiiio-
men 5u htn bat. (giadeuien tut
eben nidjts balb)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Berlin eibt 11erluIt
BON 5cppcliirclt So!

Berlin, 90. gaco. - sssn bent oft
3iellen geridt iiber ben iiinaitert
Streif5ug Der 3eppeiine nod eng.
LAMB miro 5ugegebatt. onB elmer Der
3eppe(ine obgeihoiieu ltno 8eritort
muroe, ino oaB Der auOere ni9t na6
ieinenl Stiibpulltt 3urildgetebrt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
lle6frfaII riner Nirtidaft.

Sf. Yoilts, Ylo., %. yiob.
Bier @nnOitsa iiberficlen III Der
yeodt eine 8irijdaft nit aarborctt,
in pelhem iih SDausig Scrren mo
8 5ranen beFonDen uno erbeiiteteft
q 5dlnudiadjeIl iii Nerte bon 81. 200
ionic S75 IN Nnrgelo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
slueit nm amerifnner in cro6erter
StaDt.

@robe 9eiorgnis berridt bier Inn
0as Sdidinl Ger iehs in Der 5taot
Gbibrabua onfdIIigen amcrifoner.
Gie miOeripre6enoiten @eriidte fper-
ben bier lallt. go beiBt es elmer.
icits, ooB alLe ausldnoer in Der
Stnot erlaIa1en ipur0en ip1breno
noh unoerer geriion giIu IeIbIt oIIc
gusldnoer ans Der Stoot geleitet,
bollit iie nad Der @ren8e 5u ilirhen
fonliten 3luei tiirfiidc Entertainer
fino aus Der Stn0t nnaelougt uno
teiIten 0ies ihren bier pobnenoefl
8ermnnOtcn nit. llebef oas 5difEz
InI Der Amerifollcr perInutct icooh
bisber nims(
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Grcbcrmito Scr StaGt
CHIHUAHUA siI9cecbcit!
8eIatnns !liebt nadJ alien 9lidtnR-
geu; Sdi;fial Der Oortiaen
gImeritaner unseiuik.

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Gl GoIo, Ser, 80. Sob. - eSn
-Suored miro ieet bon ben oortigen
geonten Der meritaniiden gegie.
ritng Der 6aa Der StaOt CHIHUAHUA
8ugeitnnoen. 0aourh 1T 8illo Der
1imtHi6rdflfte Serr I'M Staate glei.
ben Ramens, oa Die eroberte Stoot
ben Sdliliiel gum noroli9en Werito
biloet.
Die bis6erioe 8eiasung Ser Staot
lit nad alien 9tiGtlineen gefloben.
gIns oen 8erihten gebt berpor, oaB
8iaiiten nm Nontag, Dem fiirtften
Gag Der 8elaeerlna I'm flint 1lbr
IN bic Stoot einorongen uno IN eli
mem turaen bIuttgen Sonogemenge
Die 8ertei0iaer 5uriifordngten uno
bertrieben. Die glrtillerie bate ibrc
Munition bis aut Die leste Gugel
beri6ollen, ttno aiid Ote @elpebrrtrt-
milton bate bereits angefangen,
fuapp gu iperoen.
@enerol Trenino entflo6 nit et-
ma 700 Monn &oboIlcrie no9 oen1
Siioen. gtuf Der fIutt murbe er
ieooh bon elmer g[bteiIung 8il[iiteft
bon Der Seite ongcgriffen, nelhe
biele bon Grebtnos 2ellten toteten
itno unter ben 9ielt Die grobte 8er.
fuirung nnri1teten, iooaB Der &onl-
nlonO1nt Der Sto6t MIR nit 1ebr
nenigen 2euten odbotf1m General
E5rno ioI NIT einem on0eren ReIt
Der RabaIlerie in noroIider gtidtling
na6 Solo ertfontmen iein.
9aqnis iuOlten nidIt sesen Silla
5ie5en.
Der 8ormarIb 0eS Generals
Murgia, lpeldler nit betrd9tlihen
8erltdrfilngen bonn Sii0en Der Der
@orniion Der Stdot gbibuobuo 5u
Siilfe 1eeiIt mar, 1T ebenfaIs gum
5tebm gebroht rporben. Die unter
ibfn Itebenoen Doqili sSltOianer ipeis
gerten ii4 ndnlidL gegen gt1n 5tt
fdulpfen uno perlieben bic ilbrigen
Srllppen. so beri6tet menigItens
elm dineiiiAer aanfmdnn, Der &c.
fliihtet mar lino gcltern IN Sort
Sdneod eiugetroffen lit.
0pnsules tebrt mad Snars5 5nriif.
8eneraL @onsoles.0er aonllrlon-
oailt bon eSudrea, meIder eeItern
friib nit 8eritdrfunaen alf ben
MorI6 nad Dem Sil0en aufgebro-
den mar, lit tpdbrenO Der gladt lpie-
Der nod Suarea Suriifgefebrt. Or
fam bis 8itfn gtbunao, mo or
sSroncis Srebiro, eiuen grnoer oes
Generals 8renino borfanO, Der iib
oitrh Die BiIln'ihen 2iuien 0lrdge-
ihlagen batte.
&iaa funn StaSt ni6t 6alteu.
eSn bieiigeu militdriIden &reiien
lit man oapon iiber5cugt OoB 8ila
genau gepuBt bat, Dab Die @ornifon
Der Staot MIR fnapp NIT Wiunition
perieben mar itno feline augrifie oa-
nad eineerihtet botte. 9inn gIoubt
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imitdn0e iein ipiro. iid in Der ero.
berten Staot fcit5uieteit ba es ibn
an idiperen 8eidiiten un0 an W2u.
nition monnelt. Garrau5o I1Bt in
gaorncn rmo Siioen grobe Sruppen.
maiien ouiammen5ieben DeI6e Die
5taot gina Dieber entreiben iollen.
9lugit nm 4nlerifaner in crOberter
Sta6t.
8robe @eiorgnis berridt bier unl
bas SAidial ner iehs in Der 5ta6t
Gbibuabua onialiigen amcrifoner.
Gie miOeripre6enoitcn 8erii6te lper-
ben bier laut. go beiBt es elmer
icits, oaB alLe ausldn0er in Der
Stnot gridla1en nurOen n1bren0
nod moerer Geriion 8iqa IelbIt oIlc
@uslanocr aus Der Staot qeleitef,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-27
BIG BENCH SHOW
FOR STATE SHOW.

Desiring 10 give special pleasure to
as many Of its visitors as possible the
Louisiana state Fair has inaugurateG
several new dapar, rnents the past
year or two including one devoted te
the canine industry The annual Dog
Show features this department. II is
accommodated in a large building on
one OF the main walks. with spacious
promenading places for the thOnsands
of dog ianciers and other visitors
who are expected to be attracted t,
this exhibition
A list of premiums has been pre-
pared as inducement to owners OF fine
dogs. and all Of them. whether they re
side in Shreveport, or Louisiana or
other cities ard states are invited Ia
enter tha'r members Of the canine
family The yerv best possible atten
ton will be given all entries. and the
judging will be by one Of the Sout.'s
expert fanciers. James n Steffen OF
Covingto'. Ky.
The I02 Show. which will be thej
second held at the Louisiana Fair. VIII
be conducted under the American Ken
mel Club rules, and will be open to the
whole world
For catalc"ue. write to Secretary I.
n. BrreggerhnT Shreveport. Fair
dates, Nov. 10 g.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-27
X. Of c. Elect Officers

Morgan City Council Number 1873
knights of Columbus held their an
nuai election Tuesday evening. The
following officers wers elected to
serve the ensuing year.
Julius p. Hebert, Grand Knight
O. B. rquest. !, uty CIR i
!<r,: =,
w. j. Bouteric, Recording SCc'y.
l. J. Drury, Financial Secretary
l.. }. Adams, Treasurer,
0. l.. Boudreaux, Chancellor,
P. II. Kenney. Warden.
J. r. Drury, Advocate,
Bernard Campos, Inner Guard.
A. J. Arcenaux, Outer Guard.
N H. Breaux, Trustee.
Judge l.. a. Guidry, Representa-
tive.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-27
FIREWORKS, AT FAIR
GROUNDS AT NIGHT.

Pyrotechnical displays will be among
the brilliant sights for Louisiana State
Fair visitors this year They will BIZ
furnished by the George Newton Fire
works Company. one of the worlds
foremost fireworks producers
The free program is being arranged
for the fireworks to entertain the Wis
tors Zach night from the a,randstand
There will also be rgrotechncal Offer
ngs in the afternoons.
Various designs and portrayals Or
present day characters and current
events vii! be among the features o.
the fireworks program.
For catalogue, etc, apply to Sccrs
tary l.. ~ Brneggerhoff, Shreveport
Don: forget the dates of the fair
Nov ] to G.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-27
Personals.

Fresh split peas in packages at
Joley Bros.
A. D. S. Home Peoples
Drug Co
Mr.. Ralph Loeb was visitor to
New Orleans Sunday.
Rene Nicaud, Of New Orleans. was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Zwieback for the babies at Jollcv
| Bros
Dr.. J. H. O'Niell and family have
moved into the Blum residence. on
Federal Avenue
Cream Alaska (whole wheat} l5c
package-Pioneer Grocery Store. At
Mr.. Dick of Finlay, Dick & Co,
wholesale druggists Of New Orleans,
was in Morgan City or business last
night.
Services on the eve Of Rosha Hon
| nah. will be held at the Jewish Svn
Gagoue this evening at 1880. MIR,
Leopold officiating.
+. 6. Arnold, of the circulation
department, Of the New Orleans
American is here today looking af-
ter the circulation of the naner in
this section
SUNBEAM Peanut Butter. none
hetter-19 1-2 or. Csc.
Pioneer Grocery Store At
Mrs. Ethel Ellis has accepted
position with the Dyer Lehman Co.
Handling the telephone service de-
partment of the store.
a. D. S. Peredixo tooth paste. AL
ways the last word in tooth cleanIi
ncss-Peoples Drug Company.
Try a package Of Schumacher Ora
'am Flour 25c-Pioneer Grocery
store.
You can be a leader-if YOU will
Nacome interested in the Morgan
CITY Review-Contest. Ask the man
rgement for particulars. i,
What is the size of your finger
ring?
Just thing for dessert-RoyalI
Chocolate Pudding 25c-Pioneer
Grocery Store
SHOW WINDOW FOR SALE
VERY CHEAP-Gathright & Sou
If
Mr.. Henry Burgard, of New Or
'nans. travelling representative of the
Standard Oil Co. spent the day here
with local representative Mr.. Nunez
We only plead for the first order
Our service and goods will plead
for the rest Dyer-Lehman Co., Ltd.
1t is the unusual that we are apt
to appreciate best, therefore if it is
foT you to be surprised get
into the Big Race of the Morgan
City Daily Review. Your efforts are
certain to bring you results. Let
US tell you all about it.
Olive Test for the lunch at Jolley
Bros
For fine fashionable millinery work
visit Miss Beatrice Marsh at Gath
light & Soumeillan.
Mrs. L. Grant is moving today in
he building formerly known as the
Frisco Hotel. She will run the place
IS the City Hotel and in a very few
lays Will be ready to furnish the
pest meals in the city and the neat
st rooms. Try her and be convinced
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-27
Our Friend Jenkin Says

The older l grow the more | be
come convinced that the only thing
a person wins by waiting the conso-
lation prizes. SO DO not wait dear
friends, but Be first IN the Morgan
City Daily Review Contest win the
Ford" and if you Cant-a-ford. tr,
for that diamond ring, set Of furni
ture or the dozens Of OTTER wonder
fui prizes that viii be awarded
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-27

We satisfy that hungry feeling.
Phone 2S7 for uggestions.-Dyer
Lehman Co. Ltd
~" MAI r. ur,. II
Mrs. NJ. L. LanaLX. Thunv 1871.
Wholesale orders handled lwA
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-27

Pettyohn's Brand Flour 25c Pho
neer Grocery Store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

Fl Paso eeL Co-OppOs1Je Court
House. $40 East san Antonio. Tel 565-
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
Sells Buros To
Tire Man When He
Seeks For Steers

There was little story which drift
ed into Fl Paso on Friday and caused
a few smiles along gas row. H L VIII
liford. secretary OF the Quick Tire Ser
vice. is due here this afternoon from
Dallas and the truth Of the story may
then be ascertained-
Il seems that Mr. Williford took a
little filler" in a cattle ranch a few
months ago and while he was on his
way TO Fl Paso he undertook to visit
the ranch and look over the stock. !
q. Canon. his partner. and D. Q. Booth,
local manager OF the Quick Tire Ser
vice, like little joke, so they framed
one" on WillifOrd.
Canon took Williford out on the
range and showed him a herd OF young
burrOs. They want me to buy these
steers; what shall I do" asked Canon
Buy EN-. Of course" replied Willifprd.
And now Il rests with D. c. Booth to
educate Mr.. Williford on the difference
between burros and steers
Mr.. Williford will receive a report
on his arrival here, Of some real quick
service on the part Of the local branch
Friday Mr.. Booth received an IS. q.
$. from Juarez for IS tires for the
Mexican officers His delivery men
looked white around the gills when the
Irip 10 Juarez was suggested, so Mr.
Both himself took charge OF the de
livery and the United States tires were
delivered in Juarez just Is minutes af-
ter the order was received
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
OFFER TROPHY
FOR BIKE RACE
Goodrich Company Hopes
To Encourage Bicyclists
in Racing Game.


Akron, O., June 2f-Irrespf ctivs Of
make OF tire used. or whether the
riders be amateurs or professionals, the
B. F. Goodrich co. has announced that
TO the club team making che highest
score in 1915 open air road bicycle
races held under National Cycling
association sanction and rules. It will
present a beautiful hammered silver
trophy cup. valued at around $500.
The purpose Of the Goodrich company
is to increase interest in open road
competition Notwithstanding the fact
mat the Goodrich factories produce the
famous Palmer cord bicycle racing
tires. the Goodrich giant safety and
other wldely-used tires. the contest is
open TO riders upon any make Of tire
because the object is simply to encour-
age more amateurs and other cyclists
TO participate i'm the sport.
The National Cycling association IN
der the direction OF its president. r. F.
Kelsey has prepared the following
rules 70 govern the award OF the Good
rich cup
Competition for the Goordich trophy
shall be determined by the number OF
points scored by each competing clue
team in open road races between 10
and miles IN distance. inclusive. run
under National Cycling associat ton
sanction and rules. between February
p bicycle Day. 1915 and December I
1915, inclusive and the following spec
ial rules shall govern such cOmpeti-
tion;
A club may enter as MANY OF its
bona fide members in any open road
race as it chooses. but only the first
five members crossing the tape at the
finish shall count in the score and
these five must be inside the first 50
men TO finish, inclusive
= The finishers viii be scored in
the relative positions in which they
finish, and the position OF finish will
be the number Of points credited TO
each man OF the team. the total TO be
the team score
2 g. Cube must enter and score IN 1T
least five open road races given by
five different promoters during the
period OF comDetitiOn to be eligible to
win the trophy.
T. Reports OF club team scores must
be filed as follows One cop- with r
O. Tibbitts, director Of advertising. the
3. F Goodrich company. Akron. o. and
one copy with r F. KELSEY. chairman
OF the board OF control National Cyc-
ling association, 10 West 10th street.
New York City. as soon after the race
is run as is possible Each OF these
reports must be signed by the referee
Of the race and at least three judges
OF the finish. so as to verify the posi-
tons of the men officially
> All races must be sanctioned BY
the National Cycling association and
run under the road racing rules OF said
association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
SAN DIEGO FURNISHES CAMP
SITES For MOTOR TRAVELLERS

Notorist travel TO the Pacific coast
and the Panama California Interna-
tional exposition at san Diego is prov
ing greater during the present year
than in 1913 when two exposiuOns were
in full blast The san Diego exposi-
ton has distributed moro than 500
bronze buttons to motorists who have
Travelled more than 500 miles in com
ing to the exposition and many OF
these have won the Tiffany silver
medal offered by Motor for trans
continental motor tours.
With the wonderful California high
ways, the exposition's motor demon
stration field and other attractive
features for the automobile Traveller.
another advantage has been offered by
the exposition Excellent camping
ground with floors and uprights pre-
pared for tents with water connection
and other camping facilities on the ex-
position grounds is open 10 exposition
visitors. who are spending a vacation
as travelling campers. No charge is
made for the camping site.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
MOTOR TRANSPORTATION MAKES
GREAT ADVANCE IN 20 YEARS
Automobile of Today Is Development From Carriage
Buggy With Power Plant; First Oldsmoble Came
Out in 1896; Ford Started in 1903 With Twin
CYLINDER Haynes Had Car in 1891.

pear i'm 1902 and Skinner makes rec
ord Of fSS miles in 80 hours.
Cadillac Premier. Hudson and Peer
less cars appear in 1908: Oldfield makes
ten miles In 9-54 4-6, and auto exports
total S1.207, O65.
Maxwell Marmon and REQ cars ap-
pear IN 1904. during which year the
first Vanderbilt cup race was run, the
average speed being attained, o.
In 1905 the first six-cylinder car ap-
pears an done mile is made in 34:1-5
seconds. and the first a A A relia-
Dl1ty is run
In 1907 the first taxi company was
formed in New York City; Garford and
Chalmers cars appear, and the United
states lead the world in auto produc-
tlon.
First Motor Truck.
In 1908 the first motor truck and the
first Hupp came on the scene. and the
first inferno uonal grand prize cup is
oItered by the A Q A In this year
there was one road bill before con-
cress; now there are fifty or more
nills for the building Of national high
ways before congress In this same
year Colorado and Georgia passed road
bills.
structed in 1909.
In 1912 there were S5s.s5e sutomo-
blles registered in the United States
in 1913 the registration figures had
climbed TO 1.15T.646. and 15.s2S cars
had been exported to foreign countries
valued at S13.S32. S2S.
In 1906 the citizens OF New York
state voted $4,000. 0O0-five millions OF
dollars. get it--for good roads. and
during the same year Vermont closed
its roads 10 auto traffic.
Thus the Empire state gave express
sion TO It's passion for progress and
Vermont vent its spleen against a
mode of travel which has in the shor-
space OF ten years metamorphosed the
customs Of the people and changed the
current in the channel of CONNER
cfa 1ism
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24

For quick results ~-u=7 Herald Want
Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
LOW ALTITUDE MECHANICS"
SPOIL A GASOLINE RECORD

George Rogers has returned from a
trip TO san Antonio in his Chevrolet
"4s0" touring and reports the roads in
very fair condition for the entire trip.
Going 10 san Antonio. Mr.. Rogers
hung up the very creditable gasoline
record OF 2s-7 miles TO the gallon but
when he reached San Antonio. some
kind mechanics undertook 10 demon
stTate that his carburetor arrangement
was all wrong. They changed il and
Mr. Rogers failed TO make as good
mark returning as he did going
Never mind" he declares. There
may be difference between high
altitude and low-altitude carburetor
adjustment but the high altitude ad-
justment suits me best for 7 get at
least % miles to the gallon with It
III have the proper adjustment again
in a few days and then no more low
altitude mechanics will have a chance
to monkey with my carburetOr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
DODGE STOCK CANNOT
BE BOUGHT ON MARKET

With all the talk OF motor car combines
either actually projected or rumored. the
name Of Dodge Brothers has not been men
toned
The reason is that this big concern - Alb
Eoluteiy Independent There Is no stock on
the market as the two brothers-John r.
and Horace E Dodge-own tho entire bust
ness.
Nc outside money has ever been brought
INTO the concern and they have done a bust
ness OF more than S63. 1000. 900 since they be-
gar the manufacture OF complete motor cars
a year and a half ago.
Dodge Brothers are fourth in the produc-
uon Of motor cars in the country with tho
business constantly increasiug.
The great plant OF Dodge Brothers at
Detroit is one Of the largest in the country.
with floor space Of more than so acres
Il is recognized among efficiency men rs
ere OF the model manufacturing institutions
OF the country, and IL Is the manufac ti1ring
ability shown that has enabled Dodge
Br' theirs 10 build car OF the quality pos
sessed by their product
The business itself has made all OF the
money Invested in the plant hessrs Dodge
came up from the machinist's bench and
won their way 70 the front through the ex-
celltnt work they did in making automobile
parts They had manufa cturcd the vital
parts FOR more than SOC. 900 cars before they
bro ught out a car bearing their own name
II sprang into immediate popularity. In
TACT, there was a nation wide demand for
the car. because Of Dodge Brothers reputa-
ton before manufacture was started And
this demand has been increasing steadily
e1 CT since
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
CHICAGO MOTOR DERBY
WINNERS PRAISE TIRES

Chicago. III. June ef.-The recent terrific
duel at the Chicago Motor derby between
those two Italian automobile pilots-De
Palma and Resta-grinding out distance At
almost 100 miles an hour. fairly annihfatinE
space. brought TO mind comparisons be-
tween tires Of today and yesterday
The advances made in tire making were
responsible for those two foreign speed mon
stcrs going through space for 500 miles at
the dizzy pace Of I 90 miles hour without
The least particle Of tire trouble.
Neither Resta nor De Palma was required
20 stop because Of tire trouble Il Il true
Eesta took his customary precaution at on
pppOrtune moment 20 change the right rear
tire-but he did not have 10 90 It.
He knew that particular tire had received
more than its fair share OF the thrust Of a
290G pound mass against an obstruction in
the line OF travel and he responded 10 the
safety first idea that had been drummed
into him-he changed because he thought Il
wise but not because he had experienced
trouble. And De Palma did not loae the
lace because OF tires II was q tricky spark
plug He did not make tire change The
sIrst nine cars 20 finish in the Chicago race
were equipped with Goodrich SilvsrtoEn
Gods