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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
At Mid-Summer
Prices

We have just re-
ceivcd Il solid carload
OF Porch Swings that
we are Offering at
prices that could not
be d uplic t c d at
Wholesale now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17

$1.00 CORSETS, made
of heavy coutil, plain
or fancy striped; four
hose supporters, we'll
boned and supported.
An extra good ~
value at &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17

White maple frame with
double cane seat and back,
wide easy arms. Well made
for outdoor use. Very rcat
and attractive appearance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

Be1sr l|0..>,.t. A.,
ISOLATION meeting rseent Hearing cpdsncs tte4s
chtropracfic
MicHTon, b. q .EIHIc ~ -
3. r1||I|,
chiropf1ctie College. f0I.1f I|.|@|
2otk Boston Bldg - F.|1I.1| 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
LOCAL FIRM HAS
SERVICE MOTTO

In this day OF keen composition In
the automobile and allied industries.
and IN most any line Of business as
well, the progressive businessman Is
constantly on the lookout for ways and
means 70 make his business little
bit better. In this natural evolution
one particular feature has been
brought out and played up. and has
become q very important feature II
every line Of business; It is ssefvice.-
The Honolulu Rubber Works, Ltd,
formerly the Kershner Vulvanizine
Company. Ltd, has made service one
Of the foundation stones Of its bust
ness, and has always been on the look.
out for ways and means to Improve
the efficiency Of its service. believing
that the public appreciates service
That this opinion Is correct Is clearly
shown IN the large volume Of business
which this firm has developed and
which Is increasing from month e
month.
Eve have always eontended thai
when NE sell federal tire, our re
sponsibflity begins and II b mp to ouI
service department to watch the re
suits ON this sale and see that tn
tire makes good IN every way. sail
Mr.. r. NJ Talbot, manager Of ths
company
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straight wire viii have 3 small pres
sure induced In II when the circuit Is
broken, as the magnetic field sur
rounding the wire Is not very strong.
u the wire be bent into coil the
induced pressure win be greater than
that for the straight wire. as very
nearly all the magnetic lines Of force
produced by each turn Of the coil cut
all the other turns Of the con and
the total number Of lines Of force cut
by the wire forming the coil Is
greatly increased This Induced pres.
sure can be increased further by pro-
yiding the coil with an iron core,
which Increases the field strength
caused by any given current In the
winding.
In make and break Ignition II is de-
sirable to have hot spark at the
point where the circuit Is broken IN.
side the cylinder, and for this reason
coil having Q rather high selfinduct
anee Ii usually connected IN series
which results IN Q large arc, or spark
being forward when the circuit Il
broken. 4, -2sses " J
Unit Of Induetanee ~
4 circuit is said to haYesa half
inductance of one henry when there d
an electrical pressure Of one volt In
duced In the circuit due to change
IN the value of the current In the cir.
cult OF one ampere In one second
That Is, IL the current changes, say
from two to three Amperes In one sec
ond and there Is an induced pressure
of one volt, the current II said to have
self-inductanca Of one henry.
!, The mutual inductance betweef
two circuits Is measured IN the same
unit az the self.inductance Of q single
circuit II the current IN one circuit
changes at the rate OF one ampere !
second, and as q result Of this changs
there Is an induced pressure Of ont
volt produced in a second circuit. tho
two circuits are said to have fnutGa
inductance of one henry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
CADILLAC Eight
CLMBSD|ABL0
ON HIGH GEAR

Carrying four passenger : photo
gfaphsrss outfit, spare tire and with
an tanks practically full Cadillac
Eight recently climbed Mount DIao|o.
In California. on high gear. thus 80
tablishlng 3 record.
The climb Is 70 miles long and the
Cadillac Is the first motor car ever
to make Il on high gear Whe1 carrylnz
more than one passenger. TIE total
weight Of the passengers N11 llt
pounds. Reports from San fI1nlIsco
say the car negotiated the Climb Win
such ease that II Is believed i could
have carried 81 capacity o. seven
persons. Motoring circles n ne Cali
fornia metropolis regard q - , n4l1
demonstration for q car % climb ~.
Disblo on high with only one pe1sen,
ger. At al times during - ascent
the Cadillac had reserve power nek.
er being pressed 70 make the grade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
TRUCK TIRE CONCERN
BASES SUCCESS CLAIMS
ON PRODUCTS QUALITY

< The service that . motor trUek rem.
Gers Is dependent not only u5sr the
motor and driver, but the tirca with
which 4 Is equipped, as we'll Quality
In tires relieves the driver Of casks
for which he IS often untitled and
which more often sacrifices hours Of
his time at an expense that makes
the traek more eostiy and more UNI
satisfactory than The horse.
The makers Of Gibney motor tires
base their claims to success In TIE
business upon the quality that Ii put
In their product This quality mag
nifies the radius Of travel, as II con-
serves the value OF the truck itself
and makes every hour Of the drivers
time available for profitable delivery.
Il is the quality first principle with
the factory that guarantees It's out
put It - claimed for the Gibney tire
that II Is q ttiittle better tban the
best" and this reputation II founded
upon world wide search for mate
rails, methods ana men 10 create I'm
provement Of tire, OF method. and Of
production.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
RISE OF YOUNG
NAN FROM RANKS
I'm AUTO FIELD
"clff'' Durant Was Given Job
in Carriage Works; Young
Ster Started al Bottom

The story Of how W. C. Durant
trained his son. R, C. Dafant. TOR the
place he now holds a. yice-pfesident
Of the Chevrolet factory On. the Pa
cifIc coast; aud OF how with PresE
dent Norman vaux. the younger,
Durant built up the great organlIation
on the Pacific coast In two years, -
an Interesting story. ! j.
When he was 10 years OF age -Cliff
Durant was put to work BY his father.
Before and after school hours he paint
ed bolt heads at 10 cents per hour In
the old Durant-Dort Carriage Works.
He was kept at this until be was l.;
then be painted springs.
During Durant's first year &C high
school his father started him In tie
automobile Industry After school
hours and for an hour every morning
he worked IN the factory. He started
In at the bottom. Threading bolts
and tapping nuts was his lob and
thefe<Raa Q stern foreman over him
70 see that he did his work well
While attending the Detroit uni
varsity school he worked during his
vacations. He then went to The Uni-
yersity Of Miehigan. The climate q
Ann Afbor did not agree with chr
or else he knew q lot o. things that
the faculty could not find out He
showed MP at Flint q full fledged
member Of the -Premature Alumni.
that organisation which rivals Phi
Beta Kappa. His father put him N
oyefalls and made him carry . dinner
Iaff and unnch fha time clock Ike
al the rest Of the boys N the factory.
Goes on the Road - Tester
After time be became . road test
er and II was driving over the rough
Michigan roads that gave him his
first lessons IN road driving which
made him thousands Of dollars hter
on. From road tester Cliff vas seat
out as z travelling mechanic, > 1eryIce
man on the road for the company. he
was then called back % he factory
ana put 10 testing motors He lncn
went into the Experimental depart
ment
The next step N he edncallon 0.
the young man was into the sales end
l ~ ne industry us Mia sent lW
/ down 70 Atlanta, Ca, where ne VA
put toswork &c retail Salesman. soon
he became retail sales MANAGES to'
the dealer there.
The Wholesale department. VS. y.
next course and It vas while n ~
representing the ChevroIe. factory .
the New York territory that ne ~.
I called into the factory, whence he ~.
ordered to the Pacific coast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
JOHNNY ATKEN
OWES UCHOF
FAME TO TIRES
Speedway King Has Good Word
to Say for Goodyear Cord
Tires; Always Uses Them

Johnny Aitken. the speedway cham
pion, who has won so consistently on
the speedways Of the country the past
season, first began TO coax speed from
racing cars back In 1904. Since then
his career has been sensational
In all my speedway Aexperienees
with Goodyear Cord tires on either
brick or board courses" said Aitken.
when asked about his experience with
tires, 1--WE found them ready 10 finish
IL was. never had one funk out
on me when I needed u. This sort Of
stuff In tire means something to Q
racing driver. Where q win IL mat.
ter OF seconds, first position may hang
on whether you limp to the pit or roll
up. always roll up on Goodyear
Cords. - y &. .ssstF$5s 3
Naturally, i don't drive a hundred
and-fiye or better-all OF the time, The
traffic policemen have their own ideas
In the matter OF sane speeds, a. have
L But do drive Goodyear Cords al
the time. Off the race track get
about In q Sedan which wears them.
Athens first notable victory on
Goodyear Cords occurred At the dedt
cation OF the new Cincinnati speedway
ON Labor Day, where he won the 3O0.
mile sweepstakes over a Held OF -
starters, averaging s7.06 miles per
hour
At sheepshead Bay. on Sept so, he
won the 250-mile ,Astor .Cup race. and
broke the worlds speed record fol
that distance, averaging I04 % miles
per hour Aiken drove the entire
brace Without stop. : :. 2.
On the same track he captured thl
f00.mile Hardness Gold Trophy race
on Oct. %, and estaDlisllsd new Am
efiean record Of los S. miles per hour
clipping 20 seconds from the best pre-
yious record Expert diners severn
times detected hig car making inter
mediate miles at the rate Of 10 miles
an hour
At Santa Monica, Cal, he added Il
his already numerous laureIs BY win
4 ming the 4031 mile road race. averag
ing $3.50 miles per hour-ten mile
per hour faster than the best preyioul
time.
Athens racing experience, as vel
as that Of the other drivers who hayl
used Goodyear Cords, has served b
bring out the qualities that lead d
their adoption on such cars as Frank
lin. Packard, LocomobiIe, Peerless
White. Haynes. Stutx, McFarlan
Roamer and Daniels.
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the number or hines Of force, and II
the resistance be decreased there viii
be an increase In the number OF lines
OF force, all other things remaining
unchanged. When the lines OF force
through the windings decrease there
VIII be an induced pressure set up In
the uindines IN the opposite direction
TO that set % when the magnetic lines
OF force Increase. This principle is
employed In what are called the In
ductor types Of magnetoa So 81.
Mutual Induction -
The reaction Of two independent
electrical circuits upon each other Is
called mutual induction. These cir.
cults must be so placed with respect
to each other that the magnetic field,
due to the current In either Of them.
win produce an effect IN the other.
The induction coil or ignition spark
coll Is . fine example OF the practical
application Of mutual induction.
II the value of the current In Q
wire be changed in any way there will
be change IN the strength OF the
magnetic field surrounding the wire.
This change In the strength of the
magnetic field win produce an In
duced pressure in the wire In which
the current is changing in value just
as II THE magnetic field were changed
I'm strength by q current in an indie
pendent electrical circuit. This prop.
erty 81 circuit which results In an
electrical pressure being produced In
the circuit when there Is q change In
the value of the current In the cir
cult b called the selfindactance Of the
circuit. sss,<s 7 M Ii ,55..5lss
When coil carrying q current has
its circuit broken there win Be Q
spark formed at the break due to the
induced pressure. The value of this
induced pressure depends upon the
form Of the coli and the kind OF ma.
terial associated with the coil. A
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

engine between the spark plug and the
coil terminal. as shown in Figure 5.
OBJ Varying the strength Of the cur.
rent IN the urinary: This In reality Is
practically the same as the previous
method etcepf the primary eirenlt Is
mot entirely opened Any change In
the value 81 the primary current Miii
result IN change IN The magnetic
field Surrounding the primary wind
ing. and 6 this field expands OF con
tracts Il win cut the wire composing
the secondary circuit, and as q result
there WIN be an Induced pressure set
up IN the secondary win1inS. The dr.
feetlon Of this induced pressure viii
depend upor whether the field is ex-
banding or contracting. which, In
turn, depends upon the change OF
current IN the primary winding whe-
Their It be Increasing or decreasing.
(c) Reversing the current in the
primary: fla switch were constructed
so that its operation would reverse
the current In the primary winding Of
an induction coil at regular intervals
there would be an induced pressure
produced III the secondary winding,
die to q change in the strength Of the
magnetic field through the two wind
ings. This method Is applied IN prae-
7tise in what Is called the transformer
The switch. however, Is not nsed, as
the current in the primary winding is
an alternating current current that
Is reversing in direction at regular In
tervals,
I'D Moving portion OF the mag.
nefic circuit, about which the winnings
are placed: The magnetic field pro
duced BY given value Of current N
the primary winding of an Induction
con viii depend upon the kind Of ma
terial composing the magnetic circuit,
whether II Is material Of low or high
permeabflitg n e core upon which
the windIngs are placed or e part Of
the magnetic circuit be moved so as to
change the resistance OF the magnetic
circuit there win be change IN the
number Of lines Of force through the
windings, and as a result there win be
an induced electrical pressure pro
dnced In the windings IL the resist
ance of the magnetic circuit be ID,
creased, there VIII be a decrease IN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

.n||1 fla. nrnln hut IN fha oDnosffo
1|||..|on a liSI wfsn lie eirci,If n,
w. r,sD -. [-,nr rrfs blisbsS qsheFs
3|'|, 81 /, corr.,,i 5r,,-,,,,eS Il, M see.
otd.Sv c,Fe1it faat ~ rrscticaI,T con.
4. 49, fiss = 80 mir,
t1II n mr7, 1r3 broken I FSffieent
T1IrfHr II lI6,1s' re eurTer1 of.,-
fncef - Ire e.ctnl3lV, tirtnIt' - c6ll.
81 - ~Ii.I.<II6I >I.|r.rI' 'bS,s,,tr' 4
sII.-r.ls~ h f.r<cfi6b n 6siSS n ons
direction wien 80 rnrren, if' the mi.
mar = .ncreS.,5F = vsins sn5 Il the
o6nf<ife iirsclior uher fl,e c,,rront m
ne nrinerx IS Secres Sinr a Ssine. 3
THE 1I1rce forninr ne ,,Ein'Sry and
rec1n1arr ,.irclilr arr 1i.,IalI{ Wa,,nSI
|rI1 toIIr ~ thew NAV - nlaoelI
~ 81 So ~ 6ns onfcISa fl,a osher
~. 'r@srsrrs ,6dnreS AZ f6e secon.
frrr Sne IL : EVEN chanee ~ current
n rs n-ir1nrv a ! cerfSi5 zine can
6r ~<ee1lv sn<re 81 ed ~ nla~ine The
l~o r,,r6inSs - -. nm sr-,re THE
"a rnelic reid fhef ns =. 81. 4
- 80 NinSiner Sne fo the c,irrent
~ re nrlm1rr e : erest' aeaI strnneer
When iker ere 'pIsced - the iron core
nan 4 Il When a. ar core = nsed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
GASOLINE MUCH CHEAPER
THAN OATS, SAYS EkPEhI

-The average wei kept horse Con-
sumes quart Of oats Cor each q t1e
eight or twelve miles per d4I hat =
Is able to travel. says H 5. Daniels
Of the KtsselKar.
"A motor truck Big enduEh 81
small enough-to haul tl.e same Iol1
consumes gallon AZ gaeoI|n1 % each
Is or rs miles that 4 travels
sTherein lie the basic facts where
by statistieians MAJ fIgure ne |1'.
tive expense Of bore power |...|
dared by grain and oil. reII|||'..'|'
The result win enph1slze oI| /. .|
many reasons Why neafI 4. bushes.
houses wiII eventually mc|..'.. .||.
delivery departnenIs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
R0ssER IHEEs PRODUCE
FIVE POUNDS EACH YEAR

. "A rubber tree IN fnll maturity pro.
daces from three 70 i've pounds Of
rubber q year. Usually about 100
trees are planned to the acre. Time
was when Brazil was the crude rubber
center Of the world. bun today the
ing four times g much rubber IS the
forests OF The Amazon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06
10y spteIsl Permission from Motor

pressnrs depends upon the direction Of
the magnetic field and the direction In
which the conductor n moved with re-
spect 20 the magnettc field II q metal
rod Be bent into The form shown by A,
B, c, d, Figure !, and q second rod,
y y, be placed across the ends Of the
first rod and the combination placed
IN q magnetic field, a. shown by the
vertical arrows IN the figure, there win
be current aroIDld the circuit thus
formed when the conductor e r 10
moved 70 the right or 20 the left Of
the initial position When the con-
dnctof z II Is moved IL cuts some Of
the lines Of force Of the magnetic
field and there q an Induced pressure
produced N 4 which In turn produces
the current TIE direction Of this
current VIII be Increased where the
direction 81 the motion a. Z r, or the
direction Of The magnetic 10 reversed.
when the wire = y iG moved 10 the
right TIE end r b positive and the
other end. !. q noEafiYes or the cleo
trical pressure induced III the wire
tends % send Z current around the
circuit from + through B and G 70 =.
The wire = r a ne part Of the circuit
IN which ne pressure 4 generated,
and Ire s,scfrIcity VIZ floW from !
, point q one pressure 70 point Of
fhiBher pressure just g n the case Of
D>tsrn|n|hr DIrseiIon u Pressure
A simple Noy Of determining the d.
roclIon d Tie induced pressure when
the direction q motion q the wire and
io9S: SUPPOSE 4 uire. Figure 2, 4
morrt toward re rIrhf. as indicated
81 rs. horizontal arrow b. N mag
nolic ned vkCrs direction i down.
49,. :. Sc ,o.,sS a. IS, f'rrrs' The n
1,r-- - |--..'' ''|...'I -. ,rc..5|t - =
1900 ..[<. .I-- - ~-.7[1 S<,ss
49, - -''-. g -.'-..'-, a. - -, ~-s1.
:. 800 ~. ~. $500 - ~, -
~. -. -'.. 81 .I !, 49,. $3.50
49, 49, 49, - s...,--' =
r.. ...'.. u p - =. ~
49,. u. "a. "a. p. - .'...-< -.
u. a. $3.50 -. !. 49,.
n. p. y u 8 ~. -. 80 ,..'
+-.| |.t-r-.- -
<.'||' ~ ~ =. =. y -,
..- ~ ~.
4. a =
'-'| - !.
|| ||'.' |.I- t 81
ne curt. |||| GO - r@r4 - t-r >.t-
- r|'|
0Ir ~ &c I|I| rules Tor fentuDef-
~ .' ' e.. t1 s'. e'., '.t I.
which |.| wire. move end the 1Irct
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II the performances ....|11I
Cord fires n the A1|, ... nee -
sheepshead Bay . q . ...0 - q
criterion 4 would .. |.| IRE
changes n TIE ... u b.
come thing 81 ||. ard
second II tbs "a. Won -
GotII.1it N|II. ...
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
SUMMONS

State of Colorado, County of Otero SIS
In the District Court
Il. w. Ragsdale. plaintiff versus II. II.
Bourne, defendant.
SUMMONS
The People of the State of Colorado
to II III. Bourne,thc defendant above
named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
IN an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff In the Dis
trict Court Of Otcro county, state OF
Colorado ana answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, II served within this
county o. ~ served out of this county
or by publication. within thirty days
after TIL. service hereof, exclusive of
the day Of service. or Judgment by de-
FAULT VIII he taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint
And II a copy OF the complaint In the
aboy. entitled action be not served
with this summons. or II the service
hereof be made out OF the state. then
ten days additional to the time here
inbefore specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

formation relative to records as they
are kept In Pueblo county which she
will embody in her own office at
La Junta.-Pueblo Chieftain.
The Parent Teacher Association
OF the Lincoln Building, held their
regular meeting last Wednesday af-
ternoon. A large number of mothers
We're present and were much inter
ested In the address given by Judge
+. W. Mcdaniel.
DR.. r. G. Herson moved his fam
lily 10 La Junta last week where
they will reside in the future. The
doctor has opened up offices at the
county seat where he will be able
to give better care to his gradually
growing trade at the hub. He still
retains his office rooms in our city
and will be out here every day. So
don't think he has left us entirely.
-Cheraw Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Notice Of Dissolution

We. the undersigned, =. A. Brown.
president. and George Barr. secretary,
of the La Junta Mica Mining and Mill
ing Company, corporation, organized
under the laws OF the state of Colo
rado, do hereby give notice that at a
meeting of the stock holders of said
corporation, duly called for the pur-
pose of considering the propriety OF
dissolving said corporation, and held
AT the office OF A. r. Wallis, in the
city OF La Iunta, state of Colorado.
on the nth day Of December, A. ID.
1876. pursuant to the notice given to
stockholders thereof, in the manner
provided by law for the calling OF said
stockholders meeting for the purpose
OF amending the articles of incorpora-
ton. the stockholders, by more than
a wo-thirds vote OF all the capital
stock OF said corporation, ordered said
corporation to be dissolved.
We further certify that all debts
owing by said corporation have been
paid.
In witness whereof, we have made
and signed this Notice OF Dissolution
affixed hereto the seal of said corpor-
alton. ON this, the 18th day OF March.
A. D. 1917
y. a. BROWN.
President
GEORGE BARR.
Secretary.
First publication. March is, 1917.
Last publication, April is, 1917.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Some Drug store

All America loves a drug store.
Not mainly for the headaches It can
cure and the perfumery it can fur
nish. but for its combination OF man
Kind comforts in general, goodies
with the rest. Denver felt satisfaction
when the Sixteenth street oasis OF
Scholtz's, where Curtis intersects,
swung open its doors again after
having sunk to nothing but a hole
and having come back, brand new
and very beautiful Nothing pret-
tier. more convenient and comfort
able in the way of an American
apothecary shop exists In the United
States today. The fact alone that our
good citizen. Edmond L., has found
way to conceal from view the ugly
rows Of CHASTITY labeled patent nos
trums, and yet have handy In a wink
a treatment for any i'll the human
flesh is heir TO. should douhly en-
dear the new establishment to the
public. Only the pleasant; things
greet one as he enters this fascina-
ting establishment, tastefully done
in silver birch, beflowered and bur-
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

the cows will be imported In car
load lots and distributed to the peo-
pie in various districts who can Sc
cure without delay the funds with
which to pay for them. Local far
mers' clubs are to be organized to
handle the transactions. The new
county farm bureau will be at the
lead OF these. The local banks will be
expected to supply funds to the far
mers on proper security. The Trim
dad Chamber Of Commerce is now
undertaking the raising of the neces-
sary funds to pay for the initial ship
meut.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Coltman's Pharmacy has good
line of perfumes for Easter.
Miss Mildred Field, clerk OF the
Otero county court at La Junta. was
in Pueblo last Saturday visiting the
county and district court offices.
Miss Field has been clerk OF the
county court in Otero county under
Judge L. w. Mcdaniel for the past
six years and is counted as one of
the best county court clerks In the
state. While here she obtained in