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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
ELGIN SIX BECOMING
POWER IN AUTO RANKS
Seven Thousand Orders Booked
in Less Than One Year
for New Make.

There never before has been any
make of American pleasure car. per-
haps, that has experienced such rapid
growth in its sales as has the Elgln
six. From the very inception of the
Elgin Motor Car corporation Of Chi
oago, it has been favored with nm
usual success.
The Elgin was first exhibited at the
1916 automobile show of Chicago, and
during these few days, more than two
thousand cars were constructed for
This speedy sales pace has never
slackened. It has grown steadily un-
I'll now the company is holding on its
books orders for more than seven
thousand cars, to be delivered before
October 81, 1917. Such "A record for
company in existence less than n
year Is certainly worthy of special
comment.
{. $. Rieman, vice president and
general manager of the Elgin COM
pany, states that their business il
growing TO such an extent that the
company has been forced to erect sev-
eral additions to the factory. These
additions will enable the building of
from twenty thousand To twcuty-f We
thousand cars before the close Of
1917 This Will make the total out
put of Elgin SKIES for this one year
excel the entire combined number Of
automobiles owned in Japan, Greece,
Philippines, Norway. Arabia. Afghan
istan, Bolivia, Chile. Borneo. Burma,
Guatemala, Ecuador. Honduras. lee
land Paraguay, Salvador, Peru, Per
sia. Samoa, Servia, Sam, Trinidad.
Zanzibar, Madagascar, Haiti. Tunis,
Uruguay. Costa Hica, NoueZucla. Tur-
key, Jamaica, bulgaria, Holland,
Morocco. Nicaragua, Roumauia,
Santo Domingo, Portugal, Panama,
Hong Kong. Egypt and China
Tho Chase Auto & Tire Sales Co
are local nEents for tho Elgln
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
TWENTY TONS HAULED
BY THREE-T0N TRUCK
w. +. d. Motor Drags Steam
Shovel Seven Miles
in Rain.

While the manufacturers Of the f.
W. n. truck Of Clintonvile, Wis, decry
oycrloading and do everything in their
power to discourage 1t among dealers
and users Of their trucks none The less
there are occasions when IL Is abso-
mtcly necessary in spite of the risk of
strain and brcakaEe OF parts.
Recently the T.. W. d. distributor
encountered such an emergency A
contractor friend phoned In that he
had steam shovel to be moved seven
miles from the job on which he was
working to new contract on when
he was breaking ground.
The emergency was big enough and
important enough for the contractor
90 take "A $4,000 chance, as he mad no
other means Of moviuS the shovel and
the lob had 10 be started. To make
matters worse. driving rain started
Just before the T.. w. -. truck arrived
on the lob when it was found the
shovel weighed twenty tons. both the
driver and the distributor were
thumbs down" ON the proposition.
but the contractor insisted o' ~' &"
thru with It. And to the complete
dma2cmtut Of c..,y =.
accomplished the seven-mile haul over
slippery CLASSY pavements without
mishap In less than an hour and a
quarter.
The truck showed no i'll effects
whatever and is In active daily service.
| Needless to say this contractor. IS sold
| for life on the T.. W ID.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

haved beautifully, according TO the
statement of Tho boys IN charge of the
trip. ANY one who Is accustomed TO
mountain driving~tan well appreciate
v hat the crew and the car had to 20
thru. Under ordinary como itions,
when the roads are in fine shape and
the weather is perfect. the trip into
the Yosemite valley via the Coulter
Vile road is one which requires care
full driving. When this narrow noun
tain road is Banked with snow and
IN spots has no bottom, owing to tho
soft mud, II takes a staunch ear and
a nervy crew to reach the valley.
II has been n great fight each year
to sea who could master the huge
snowdritts first, and The honor has
fallen on Stude5a for the fourth
consecutive year. The trip this wear
was made more difficult due to the
extremely heavy fall cf STOW, which is
the heaviest on record in the fcse-
mite region.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
War Will Result in Business Boom
and Greater Powers of Purchasing

equip an army OF two million men,
but our factories are equal to the
emergency. The money used ~ only
released for circulation. as II comes
back to the people In wages and thru
the purchase of raw and finished
products AS for the proposed loan Of
three billions Of dollars to the allies,
the financing of this operation Will
not be felt in the United states.
Rig Surplus in Ranks.
If one will only take glimpse at
the banking situation i'm this country
one will be convinced of this fact;
II is estimated that the capital, sur
plus and deposits of our banks total
approximately $4,000. 600. goo at the
present time. Therefore. the banks
alone could loan the national govern
ment at least $4,000, goo. 600 and a.
the same time carry on the loans they
are now making In the regular course
of business To- finance the industries
OF this country.
"If this Is the banking condition of
the country at the present time how
can anyone think that the financing
of five billions of dollars by the people
of the United states is going to make
"A disastrous impression?
THE United States government can
raise s5 O0O 600 600 and keep on with
several billion more without contract
ing the purchasing power OF the pco-
pie to the extent that general bust
ness will feel the sting, for II takes
time To spend these billions and I'm the
meantime the people of the United
States will he getting that much more
economic wealth Instead OF contract
ing business, the war Is going 10 in
crease business II will give the pco-
pie of the United states that much
more purchasing mower.
"What Is making good times
Every factory in the country running
to fun capacity, every laboring mar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
FIRST CAR FIGHTS
YOSEMITE SHOWS
Studebaker Makes Fine Show
ing in Battle for Desmond
Siler Trophy.

After weeks or hariships and per
severance, a Studcbaker crew has
reached the floo' of the Yosemite
valley, and the Chester n. Weaver
company, san Francisco. distributors
OF StudebaKer cars, is entitled to the
Desmond silver trophy offered as the
prize for the first car to get into the
Yosemite
The following dispatch has been re-
oelved IT the Offices of the StuIe-
baker corporation, South Bend, from
W. B. Lewis, supervisor of the Iose-
mite national park:
The udebaker BOYS. driving a
sX-cylinder, seven passenger Is series
model Studebaker, have arrived a.
the first car to arrive in the valley
this year. Cur made the trip from
San Francisco via the CoulterVille
road, carving Al license plate.
During recent heavy snowstorm
In the mountains Weaver thot that
the bows who were driving the ear
were either lost or had suffered seri-
Gus icjury. For rany days no word
had been received from them, and
until a lion hunter employed by the
United States government to sfoot
wild animals on tie Yosemite rerer-
walton brought the news that he had
encountered them at the McrCed
~GfSvc of Rig Trees checking station
Weaver had no idea Of their location.
According 20 the report received by
telephone from the crew, the battle
with the mudoy roads and deep snow
NNs a severe test tor the sturdy little
car and the men who were pilotns
1t.
Weaver sent out the car In order
to thoroughly test the power and
strength of the motor and the ma
chine itself. He is we'll satisfied now
ttat rhe new Series IS Studebaker is
able to Withstand any sort cf hard
driving to which il may he subjected.
Fighting its way thru soft snow
and over roads which were practically
washed away, the Studefaker be-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

Increased instead OF restricted pur-
chasing power an extraordinary boom
in general business and consequent
country wide prosperity are the OPP
timistic prophecies of business men
who are analyZing the situation
brought about 10y the entrance OF the
United States into the war
one of these prophets of optimism
is Harry NJ. Jewett, president Of the
Paigc-Deitroit Motor Car company.
His comment was the result OF Ger
tain pertinent questions that had been
put up To him 10 answer. lie was
asked, for example, what effect the
war would have on business In gen
eral. lie was also asked II there
would be "A holdup in the production
of automobiles and other commercial
products, whether the equipment by
the United states of an array OF two
million men and the financing NJ five
billions of dollars would not seriously
affect the financial condition Of the
country. Finally. he was asked the
significant question whether the pur-
chasing power OF the people would
be contracted to "A certain degree His
answers were not only n flat denial
of the harmful results. but an enthusi
astic and confident declaration of OPP
umism based on convincing facts and
logic.
Financing Too Long Delayed.
"The financing OF five billions of
dollars by the government is some
thing that should have been started
years ago" said Mr. Jewett. THE
government should have continued Ia
spend for our army navy and coast
defense until this country was in a
position of absolute impregnability.
The spending of two billions for
our own defense, which seems to be
the present plan, is not matter of a
haY or month. 1t takes time "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

The temperance rcformer was Justly
proud ~ having converted tho biggest
drunkard in the lhtlc town of T., and
tuuuccu MIN ne was the local grave
digger to get up on the platform and
testify. This is how he did II;
My friends he said, 81 never thot
to stand upon this platform with the
provost on one side of me and the
toon clerk on m ithcr side of me. |
never thot 10 toll yc that for whole
month, | havoua touched a drop uf
anything I've saved enough to buy
me Draw new oak coffin, wi brass
handles and brass nails and n Im "a
teetotaller for auither month l shall
hc wautin' it, Exchange.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

A keen temperance advocate was
one night addressing "A meeting on his
pet subject:
Il should like" he declared, "to
take every bottle of wine and every
bottle of beer and every bottle of
spirits. and sink them all t. the bot
tom of the sea.
A man at the back of the hall
jumped up cNcitedly shouting, Hear,
h ar Hear, hear"
The lecturer paused in his remarks
to beam delighted approval IN the IN.
terrupter. "Ah, my friend" he said
81 see you are "a good tectotaller, n
man made of the right stuff"
"Oh. no." said the man. Il am "A
diver. - Exchange.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

getting top notch wages, and every
factory selling its product at n fair
profit, every farmer getting top-notch
prices for his grain and cattle. Why
should anyone think under these con-
ditions that there IL going to be any
contraction in the purchasing power
OF the people? The people have the
money and they want manufactured
materials of an kinds"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
The StmdebQker SIX
An Investment

Because in ratio to its power it is the
most economical car on the market in
gasoline consumption.
Because its perfect balance insures extra
ordinary tire eCOnOmy-a single set of
tires frequently runs 5000 to 10, 600 miles
on Studebaker
Because new parts can be obtained at
lower cost than you pay for the parts of
other cars Of equal value and quality.
The Studebaker pays you dividends-not
only in comfort and pride of ownership,
but keeping down expenses year in and
year out
For these reasons thousands ofprominent
business men all over the country bought
Studebakers on the very day the series lS
was announced
What better guide can you have in the
selection of a car than the knowledge that
your car is the choice of the shrewdest
judges of automobile value in America?
Come in and let us show you some of
their names.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

w the same care, the same caution as
you would If you were gong to spend
your money for home or an interest
bearing or profit sharing investment,
Almost any car looks well and runs well
at first You want car that looks well
and runs well SIX months. a year, two
years after you buy it.
On this basis Studebaker SIX is a
sound investment
Its original cost is moderate Later on,
should you care to "llquidatc" you will
find that the price of a used Studebaker
is much higher in proportion to first cost
than that of most cars
Ifyou do not sell you will find the opera.
ton cost of your Studebaker for year
or two years to be far less than other cars
Because of the splendid quality of the
Studebaker.
Because of it's remarkable accessibility in
case of inspection, adjustment or repair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
Fonr-CvIindsy Models

TU"'CVUU06 WUUEJy
FOUR Roadster $9S5
FOUR Touring Car s85
FOUR Landau Roadster 1l50
FOUR Every-Weather Car llS5
Az Sriess Ls. ). Dsi,oH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04

FOR SALE-1917 model 490 Chevrolet; 7500-mile guaranteed tires. new license; car has been run about 5000 miles: $400 cash, or terms to right party. Reason for selling. going into army. Call Main 1918.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04
AUTOMOBILES
By ROBT. P. McDAVID

 ONE 1916 model 490 Chevrolet roadster newly painted and seat covers, Tor $400. Edwards Motor Co. Main 434o. FOR SALE-One-half- Rainier truck. with express body and top over drivers seat; used slightly as a demon strator. This is the finest one-half-ton truck on the market. Price 5000 on terms of $20o cash and s75 per month ito reliable party. Southern Garage Co.,, 1922 Ave. F.
 DODGE car for sale; good condition. Apply, Hammach & Garrard Garage, 1921 Ave. l..
 FOR sALE-One 1917 model 49O Chevro- let touring car slightly used; in good condition; good tires. Yale lock. Price $500. Edwards Motor Co Main 4345. FOR SALE-Seven-pass Selden in fair condition for $300 on terms of s75 cash and $25 per month to reliable party. Southern Garage Co, I9zz Ave. r.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04
FOR RENT-ROOMS

WELL furnished room. connecting bath. 1915 g. D0th
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

I OWN 16o acres In fec simple in the Ca haba fields near the newly discovered gas wells on Aldrich dome: will sell one half interest in same; this Is . chance of lifetime. Address Z-6o Age-Her- aid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04

WAKE UP-I want to tell you some thing perhaps you hadn't thought about. Now, listen and will ex- plain. I have Eomo beautiful lots in Fort Meade, Fla. and on either one of those lots you can have a nice winter home; you can build you bungalow. or you can tent: you can have oranges. grapefruit, lem ons, lines, pineapples. bananas, Jap anese persimmons. guayas, papayas. scuppernongs. grapes, mangoes and peaches. have two and half acres with common f-room house and pump well which can be converted into nice homs. price $500. Also three acres with good 7-room house, small barn and outhousea, pump on back porch. and all the above named fruit, except grapefruit and oranges. for family use; price $1400. One 5 S- acres tract, $700; also l-acre tract, s150. All these lots face nice streets you can set 75 orange or grape fruit trees to acre and when they are in good bearing they will bring you 5000 to $l200 an acre in good fruit years. Select what you want and If you want to improve 1t will at : tend to 1t and will work to your advantage as same as would to my own. am no real estate man this Is my own property. These are cash prices. J. E. Wilson, Fort Meade, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04

HANDSOMELY furnished room for rent in private home near Five Points. Phone Main 5795 or address T-42, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04

FURNISHED room for two young ladies on the loop car; block of jitney; mol- ern conveniences: board in same apart~ ment. Phone Main, 57s9. Call Monday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-04
FOR SALE

$25o cash and $50 monthly will buy . nice seven-room chottage with bath, electric lights. gas for cooking pur- poses, cabinet mantels. etc.. with beautiful lot near car line, North Haven.
 800 cash and s25 monthly will secure & nice flve-room cottage, on cornor with two lots, near South Ensley and North Bessemer cars and fairgrounds. s695 will buy a six-roonn house near school; house cannot be built for less than 5000 and lot is worth $300 or s4o0 Why pay rent when you can s7ooo-s2ooO cash and will take liberty bonds for balance at par. 6 houses of rooms each and one house of ( rooms. on lots l90xl00 feet, within , blocks of Terminal station. Improve ments alone cannot be placed on the lots for price asked and the lots are worth $5ooo This is a fine invest ment for some one who wants steady income while the ground Is enhance ing in value.
 We have two houses for sale nsar Tidewater and Gate City cars that We can sell at bargain on easy terms. These are In East Wood- lawn and East Lake. Investment Real Estate Go
 of Ala.
 Phone 764 412-16 American Trust Bldg Harry Lyon, Sales Agt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-28
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-28
K0lihOsB0n Nes
D0tacnpercilas!

Der Deutihe Gamen 8erein per-
anftdItet am Sonntdg oberO I'M
0attImen $niie eirien iogennutltelI
aaIifp.@an, auf benz es, nie oIe
2omen 0es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
berTi@ern, bo6It seniitlid 5ugebeH
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aathunfleioern on erideinen utlo itd
6oourh ni6t pie I'M @aniaal lon
bern ME oabetru al fiiblen. Sur
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toenn ie6er Serr un0 ieoe Dame
ben n6tigen $ur1or mttbringt, ltept
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foa aben6 BEN 9olifn @aa oes 3eit'
Iden 9ornen @ereirs I'M 9eittihet
Sous. 9tir MitgIieOer uto BON
iol6en eingeIa6ene @dite baden 3n.
tritt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-28
Deatidcr GeIamStcr
madt iitb bsliebt!
en1Idlnnbs @crtreter tn &eEfo
iteitert sn MerifOs ariegs-
baiar BET.

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megifanlIaen Soloaten unO ben @it-
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qaafefeu @iegifaner atodte Der Dett-
Ide Motidaiter bon Gd6arot cine
effteaer Dor 5000 4eioS ulO ieine
Satin cine inldDe ron $50 BeiOs.
s0ere MitaLie0er oes Diplomat.
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noten @otfhafter 6tether, iteuer.
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met iiberIdatfet. pa oeriel6e uber
eIn GritteE 0es gail5erf, non Dem
@aIar aufgebrahten getrages lber-
Iiea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-28
cckalsuac6ri1tcn
aus Srcmcnt, Ucbr.!
G%Srentont 90. @pril.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-28
Deuticle TIceen
int RanOgcmcn0e!
Nxitcm IhbliG bum Scrnpe SInk &C.
ihlasen; 0ais abet melOet
ppn Siegen.

Berlin, III. april, hber 2onbon.
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miiEna: SnSIiA 0es Scrape. 6luIies
uurDe elm engliiher 4ngriff al BET
Aea Seiten 0es Arras.G Cambria
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mieleu. On Dem it4 entipinueuoen
aan6gemenge erlitt Der 6einO ihme.
re @erllite. Sn Der Hmgegel0 BON
Ebemin-nes Games tDamenipeg), an
Der fr1n3ofhen Sront, fam es 81
Iebbaften SnFaHteriegefedten, aus
melMea mir ais Sieger be%rborgin-
geI, Sir bertrieben bic Jronaoien
ais ibrrn SteIllmgen mo madten
ehne Mn51bl 8efmeene.
Ole AIliierten berloren IN Den &C.
fkipen R1mpfen an Der @etfront
ELI MegcpInae ur6 an Der moSeoont-
en GrOAt SlDei.
Mns GeaeEal Saie 81 msIOen bat.
9onoon, 27. april. - 8ritiiGe
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naqrfFfe tpur0en bon uns abgeinla.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-28
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