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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-04-18

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Which Do You Prefer;
A Quick Getaway
--Or a Sure Start?
OF THE TWO, which do you prefer in
motor car?
to have both in the same car.
OF COURSE most makers claim to have both
qualities in their motors---but proof is lacking.
EVER NOTICE how, on very cold night,
after the theatre concert, every REQ starts
on the touch of the starter-button, while
others start only after long minutes of grind
ing-or exhaust their batteries and have to
be hand-cranked or towed. -
JUST WATCH THIS on cold night when
all makes of cars are engaged in an impromp-
tn starting contest
REOS ALWAYS WIN in that test---mainlv
because of the low compression REQ motors
EXCESSIVE ACCELERATION is achieved
by the adoption of high compression. Exces-
sive power and speed too--beyond the needs
or the desires of most owners
pIIT, T Ovx1 r1DHErD
and in maintenance over long period of
years--as found in Reos---is one of the results
OF adhearing to the low compression principle
IS POUNDS per square inch is the REQ rule
some engineers double that.
LONG LIFE of bearings is another REQ quality
--due to the use of cover size'' bearings and
the lesser strains to which they are subjected
in the low-compression REQ motor.
DOES 1T MATTER whether you reach the
next street corner second or even three
seconds later.
OR DO YOU PREFER car that is certain to
stsrt--and save the time that way
IT'S A FACT that in a race from zero motor
to the next street crossing, REQ will win
every time
AND IN THE LONG RUN there's simply no
comparison in the durability, the dependable
ity and the general upkeep of Reos and the
high-compression kind
IN THAT REGARD--in those most desirable
of all qualities, Reos know no rivals-no peers.
I. M. MAJOR, Agent
REQ MOTOR CAR CO., LANSING, MICH.
=; n
The New REQ -Four, $l225
r. o. B. Lansing and the Federal tax must added
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-04-18
Letters Passed Around

Letters Passed Around.
"Ferdy says he writes to $50 girls
regularly" "He doesn't mean that
literally. He means that he writes to
one girl who goes to seminary"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-04-18

Buy w. s. !
The evening world., 1918-01-02
NO OPPOSITION TO
TAX BY PURCHASERS

Now that the 3 per cent. war tax
on the selling price OF motor cars has
been In force an appreciable length
Of time. II is interesting to observe
what effect It Is having in the trade
and in what n It is regarded
by the automobile buyer.
According TO G. II. Larson. head OF
the local oldsmobile Company and
President OF the Motor Club, the per-
sons who have bought machines since
the new evenu law was put into
operation have been really surpris-
ingly willing to shoulder the addition
nj cost.
what gave promise Of becoming
a grave problem for tho dealer TO
solve neye became "a problem at ALL
Mr.. Larson declares.
THE prospective purchaser very
frequently does not even refer 20 tho
3 per cent. I'm discussing with tho
salesman whether he wants the car.
The Government has expressed It's
need for q vast revenue. and the man
about TO acquire an auto does not
question that need. lie seems entirely
ready TO do what the Government re.
quires IN this case as In any other"
The evening world., 1918-01-02
WILL FEATURE CLOSED
CARS At SHOW

During the period OF the New York
automobile Show in Grand Central
laiace' Jan. big, a number OF auto-
mobile dealers are 10 hold special eX-
hlDltlons in their salesrooms on auto
mobile row, in addition 10 their DIS
pays at the Palace. Yesterday Will
Am c. Pocrtncr. President OF strs
Poertner Motor Car COMPANY Fac,
metropolitan distributor for Nattohal
cars, announced that In addition TO
the Nationals on Wow az the Palace
show, his company will hold n mann
moth exhibition in their salesroOms
at 1853 Broadway during show week,
n closed cars with special Job bod
les VIII DO featured. Mr.. Poertner
has already secured a number of Ma
tiOnals with special body features and
Tho types have evoked considerable
comment from those who have seen
hem.
Two striking features are part and
parcel of the 1913 National Highway
l2'-tho counter-weighted crankshaft
with large bearings and n detachable
cylinder head said Mr.. PoertnCr.
''The counter weighted crankshaft Is
tho last word In motor designing, de-
stroying vibration Is well as noise
and undue strain"
The evening world., 1918-01-02
new FASHIONS IN
COACH WORK AT SALON

For many years past the annual
automobile salons nave served 20
Introduce new styles and fashions in
motor car coach work and the salon
which opened IN the grand ballroom
Of tho Aston last night outrivals It's
predecessors in this important feat
urc.
The custom. first established
abroad, OF purchasing chassis and
body separately. and having the us
tom body builders incorporate in the
latter tho individual tastes and ideas
or h buyer. ts now quite In vogue
among those motorists who spare
neither money nor effort on their
motor equlpaGc. As Il is TO this class
OF wealthy patrons that the exhibit
tors OF the automobile salon cater,
custom coach work is made a promi-
nent feature OF this exhibition Of
nigh grade motor cars.
with thirteen different makes OF
nigh grade motor cars, three custom
body builders and a half-score OF ac-
cessory houses exhibiting, the auto
mobile salon occupies all OF the avail
able exhibition space In the famous
ballroom. including tho balcony.
The evening world., 1918-01-02
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN" NEXT.

MANY Names suRRested-ToBe Called
for Alter Feb. I.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The next
national loan will be designated Of
( Tally as tho Third Liberty Loan
not the Victory Loan. or Freedom
The evening world., 1918-01-02
Maxwell. WILL HOLD
AUTO TRICK SHOW

The Maxwell Motor Sales Corpora
tion has decided to hold a motor
truck show at their saiesrooms,
Broadway and seth Street, throughout
the period OF tho regular automobile
passenger car show from Jan. 8 TO Il
inclusive.
Harry j. De Bear, local manager for
the Maxwell Company, Is arranging
an exceptionally interesting and edu-
cational exhibit OF the Maxwell TO-
ton worm-drlve truck chassis. There
will also he exhibited Maxwell one
ton worm-drive trucks equipped with
different types OF bodies.
A special feature OF the show will
be the truck efficiency department
with representatives who can furnish
prospective buyers with accurate data
as 10 cost and other matters OF an ef-
ficicnCy engineering nature, which
should be OF great value TO companies
in dealing with their transportation
problems.
The evening world., 1918-01-02
PEERLESS HOLDING
CLOSED CAR EXHIBIT

Vice President w. A. Woods of the
Van Cortlandt Vehicle Corporation.
metropolitan distributors for the
Peerless Eight Cylinder, Is calling
particular attention to the company's
special exhibit OF closed cars, of
which n very attractive display IL
being made at the Broadway and
esd Street salesrooms,
Tho line includes almost every
description OF standard Enclosed cars,
and a number of handsome, exclusive
models. There are two beautiful
landau broughams in different styles,
and two distinct limousines. OF the
limousine type there are four differ
ent models.
For the man who has only one
car" says Mr.. Woods. THE landau
hrougham Is an ideal type of winter
car. and is equally desirable for year
round service. one OF u most pop
| ular models Is tho passenger
demountablo coupe, which may bC
used all the year round as an In,
closed car, but which may be trans.
formed into an open car | n a few
hours. We are in a position to make
immediate delivery on nearly all OF
our inclosed cars"
The evening world., 1918-01-02
UPPER BAY LIMITS
FOR WAR EXPLOSIVES
Anchorage for Ships With Danger
Gus Cargoes Defined in
New Order.

Orders have been put into effect
by the War Department. through
Capt. Godfrey l. Garden, in charge Of
the Coast Guard here, clearly defln-
ing the explosives anchorage in the
Upper Bay. The anchorage extends
YER the New Jersey flats. from a
line 500 yards south of Black Tom
Channel to a line 800 yards north Of
Greenville Channel This Is a section
Of tho wost side Of the bay half
way between the Battery and Staten
Island.
All vessels carrying explosives must
keep 800 yards from Bedloe's Island
and 500 yards from any pier on the
New Jersey shore. No vessel carry
ing moro than twenty tons OF high
explosives in bulk will be permitted
TO anchor there, and all vessels car
ing high explosives in bulk must keep
500 feet apart.
The evening world., 1918-01-02
MEN PAST MIDDLE AGE ARE
STILL USEFUL CITIZENS
Move to Aid Those Over Forty
Five Proves Success and May
Become National in Scope.


CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-Men past middle
age have demonstrated that they have
not finished their usefulness. accord
ing 10 the first annual report OF the
Employment Bureau of the Employ
ers' Association OF Chicago. made pub
lie to-day.
During 1917. the first year Of It's ex-
Istence, this bureau procured positions
without charge for 9,190 men who
were past the age OF forty-flve. The
Aggregate salaries paid TO the men
during the. year amounted 10 more
th@a, Sc. OOO. 900.
TIN bureau IL visited daily by NOR"
than 1.O0u men above middle age. who
nre in search Of employment Ninety
per cent. OF the men sent out 10 ftll
positions during the last month hav,
be. employed ut salaries ranginl
from S45 to $3.50 a month. tho report
gays.
I'VE have proved that gray hair
indicate the age Of discretion said
Victor T. U. Cannon, Manager OF IN,
bureau. "Our work has boon so sue.
ces3ful that It In now taking on q
national scope. Employers through.
out the country have become inter.
estcd in II and are beginning 70
realize that II IS n civic economy &c
make old men self supporting"
The evening world., 1918-01-02
BREAKS A
COLD| IN
HURRY
"Pape's
Is pleasanta and affords
Instant Relief.

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up n cold.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos.
trlls and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose running,
relieves sick headache, du. ness, fe-
~verishness, sore throat, sneezing, sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuned-upl Quit blowing
and snutiingl Ease your throbbing
headl Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief MS "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only a few
cents at any drug store. 1t acts with
out assistance, tastes nice, causes no
inconvenience BE sure you get the
genuine. Don't accept something else.
-Advt.
The evening world., 1918-01-02

next Saturday. Jan. 8, IN Grand Cen
trail Palace. New York. at 2 p. NJ, for
a period OF n week. The big annual
event OF the automobile industry is
under the auspices OF tho National
Automobile Chamber Of Commeroe
ana under the general management
OF g.. A. Milea The show viii remain
open 70 the public daily. with the en-
ccption OF Sunday. from 10 A. n 70
1890 p. NJ until Saturday night,
Jan. ~.
An array Of more than 400 carr,
the latest models OF eighty-six OF
Americas leading manufacturer,
ranging from the tiny runabouts TO
the big limousines, will bs on exhibit
ton on three floors OF tho Palace,
while close 70 400 accessory and parts
concerns will display their products
The evening world., 1918-01-02
HURRY AWAY
PIMpLES, RASHES
With P0SLAM

Don't let them 'remain 20 blemish
and annoy any longer than IL takes
Poslam to heal them. An Poslam Ia
best equipped to do the work because
its healing powers are concentrated.
Apply Poslam at highland leave
Il on In the daytime too, when con-
vcnient. II acts quickly. You can
coon see benefits. Poslam Is harmless.
So effective is Poslam that a little
of II will cover q large surface. II
Is its QUALITY, not the quantity of
II, that does the work.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, S4a
West 47th St, New York City. =.
Poslam Soap, medicated with Pos.
lam, brightens. beauties compilations.
Adj. .
The evening world., 1918-01-02

on portions OF the third and tho en-
tire fourth floor OF the big building.
Among the exhibitors will be several
concerns showing electric and steam
cars. The actual total value OF the
display will run into several million
dollars.
AS the most important barometer
Of automobile design and construc-
ton, tho show will demonstrate that
tho 1918 car shows very little change
mechanically over that of 1917. What
changes have been made, as was tho
case last year, will chiefly DO In the
nature OF minor rcfinemqnts.
Much better body work will be no.
ticed at the show this year than ever
before. II will be no unusual thing
to zee cars at moderate prices with
stock bodies that look like special
Jobs. II Is safe TO say that there will
be noticed Improvement in the mp.
poarance of every automobile body
on the market for 1918.
The evening world., 1918-01-02
VElIE BUSINESS SHOWS
BIG IMPROVEMENT

The Garland Automobile Company
has experienced an unusually good
holiday week In both tho sale OF Velie
passenger cars and Velio trucks
Never before in tho history OF our
concern" says George w. Garland
jr.. President. -havo we had such a
booming business at this time OF the
year. II is especially noticeable and
leasing after tho past comparatively
dull month. Four OF the new 1913
model 36 pleasure cars and seven OF
tho famous heavy duty Velie trucks
have actually been sold during the
Two days following Christmas.
The evening world., 1918-01-02
MATERIAL SHORTAGE
WILL FORCE PRICES UP

III is now settled" says Harry 9.
Houpt, President OF tho Hudson Car
Company OF New York. that tho
Government has no intention Of stop
ping the production OF automobiles,
hut that tho output OF tho. Middle
West factories Will bo greatly cur
tailed ia equally certain.
For this and other equally impor-
tant cason | would advise prospec-
tive purchasers to buy their cars now
and not wait until spring.
THAT this is good advice and will
The evening world., 1918-01-02

Loan. or Peace Loan, as had besu
suggested. This was made known to-
d., after receipt Of hundreds Of sug-
gestcd names from persons all over
he c untry in response to q request
foI submission OF ideas.
Posters and other advertising mat
ter will be prepared Immediately bear
ing tie title now adopted. The loan
amount and at an Interest rate not
vet decided.
The evening world., 1918-01-02

save them money he continued. rs
due TO several important factors
First. the supply OF now ears will be
Omitted, owing 90 the impossible.
ity Of getting material; = econdly,
the price OF materials is going up and
prices viii undoubtedly be higher
than they are at present, and last,
but not least, nearly all OF the impor-
tant motor car plants are devoting a
large portion OF their plants and men
TO Government munition work. which
means a big curtailment OF produce
tion.-
The evening world., 1918-01-02
five schooner. Fast in Ice.

NEW BEDFORD Mass. Jan. a.
rive schooners were fast In thu ice
on this port to-uay, signalling for rs
distance. All of the tugs In port here
were engaged In freeing craft from
the Ice Off shore, and none could DE
spared TO 80 to the aid of the
schooners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE


Judging from tho countless prspar-
ationE and treatments which are con
tinuAtly being advertised for tho
purpose of making thin people
fterhy. developing arms. neck ana
bust. and replacing ugly hollowH and
angles rs tho soft carved limos Of
health and beauty. there arc evident
IL thouannds ~ men and women who
keenty feel their erccHEivc thinneHR
Thinnrra and weakness are usually
due 20 starved nerves. our bodies
need moro phosphate than " con
tanned In modern foods PhysicianH
claim there w nothing that win sup
ply THE deficiency 30 vel 49, tho or,
Ranic phosphate known among drug
gfsta ne hitrO- phosphate. which iH in o.
expensive. and IN sold nv most nj
druggists under guarantee Of sat
frfaction or money pnck. ny feed
ing the nerves directly and by sup
plyinE Tho body cells with the neceE-
phosphate quickly produces a vel
come trnnsformaiion IN the appear
ance. tho increase IN weight fire.
ouently being Astounding.
This increase In weight also car
rios with u n general Improvement
in tho health Nervousness. sleep
iessness and lack OF energy. which
nearly always accompany excessive
thlnnesH. soon diaRppeRr dun eyes
become bright and pale chccka glow
With the bloom OF perfect health
CAUTION Although bitro- phog-
phate is unsurpassed for relieving
ncrvousneAF. slooplcBsneEH and Ecp-
ern1 weakness. II should not. owing
to It's remarkable flesh growing
properties. be used by anyone who
does not desire 60 put on ncsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24

Madonna. In the second scene. won
great applause. and her lullaby
"slecp. Holy Babe. was one ~ the
most beautiful bits or tho program.
The nations In tbs last tahleaur
wer- represented hy wivcs 81 consulH
and prominent Seattle women They
were: England. Mrs. Edgar Clcweli
France. Mime. Pierre DC Chcvlliy
belgium. Mrs. Gerald shannon. Italy
Mile. Paris. Serbia. Miss Cecilia
Augspurg-r. Portugal Miss Florida
Singleton. Armenia. Mrs Otis Floyd
I.amson. Japan. Mrs. AatsunaEa.
America. Mrs. George kitunscr
Col. Hawthorne delivered the pro.
loFue
The Road 10 Victory" will BE- re-
peatsd wednesday. Thurrday and
Friday. The pageant begins at $40.
and after tho first night directors
expect 20 complete the tablcaux by
iiiS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24
ny WILLIAM PHILIP s,uMs

United Press Correspondent
Copyright. 1918. by the United Prcssl
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD. July lon this
front three biz things loom up out
Of the year which began tho middle
Of last summer and ended the middle
OF this.
llalg's offensive In Flanders and
at Cambria.
The decision to brigade Americans
with the British
The German offensive.
Each will have a large place In the
history OF this war
without going into detail the tao
tics of tho Franco Britihh command
ers were almost precisely those Of
nlndenburg ana Ludcndorff this
year. That ~. an offensive WAS 20
be turned loose In particular place.
and II this came 60 a Handstlll. an
other offensive should be got under
way as quickly ms possible some
where else
Arras Fight Starts
So. on April .. 1911. the battle Of
Arras began A few days later The
French attacked between Scissors
and Rheims The Htorming OF Mes
Hines ridge came next. and after this
the push in Flanders and the drive
against Cambria
The Flanders Offensive was aimed
against tho high ground oant and
northeast OF Yprcn. against I'nsschen-
dazzle Roulcrs and the U-boat bases
on the Belgian coast. Had these
been taken. Germany'a position In
Belgium would have been procarioua.
and her whole northern flank men.
Aced
But Haig played IN usual British
luck. The weather was Abominable
Flanders became n duaRrnire. There
were days when some Of the finest
fighting men who ever pushed "A bay
onet failed 20 reach their objccuvcs
only because II was n physical impos-
sihlllty 10 cross the boz.
Cambria Surprise Sprung
sun, after pause. the Cambria
surprise was sprung on tho Germans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24
PARENTS
TOLD OF Boys
WORK ABROAD

Hundreds were turned away from
tho Masonic hull Tuesday night
when VIII g Nclac. war CORE.
spondcnt. who has Just returned
from France whore hc has been In
touch with Washington troops. ad
dressed relatives ana friends OF Sc.
uttic men in service. utNcr the aus.
pieces Of The Parent Association OF
American soldiers and Sailors Of the
state Of Washington,
lfnul bate hour MacI}no ans.
wercd eager questions of mothers.
sisters. wives and fnnccs lie told
simply of his contact with the
Washington boys and what they
were doing behind the lines.
telegram wHs sent To Theodore
Roosevelt. on resolution passed 40
the mass meeting. asking him to
head national organization Of par
onts with sons IN service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24
SPLENDOR OF
ROME REVIVED
ON ~" CAMPUS
Continued From Page One

Egypt IN homage. ana Chini Hna
Persia knecl before the emperor
..-r,c ,,o,,,r. q, ,,, rl~h," d. ,no
-. .- -.
s'''' pf''' VI '''' P''' '''''' "''''''
Ing olaborately the Nativity. with
tho visit OF the rnagi.
par, ,brcs .hc,r. the widening n,
VIC '"'"'S iN"" NV" 'f'' branches
service, victory and peace The or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24
JUST A DAB
Of POSLA|N
ON SICK SKIN

lust httlc dab of poslam iF
10 enough 10 rotard thr drvc lopmont
or pimplea or TO clear M inilnmcd
complexion. Tho uglicat red nose
hnr boon toned down by IoSlum
over night
when concentrated healing power
ia needed 10 help any niling SKIN,
look FOR that power IN It's highcat
efficiency in PoFlnm.
Brokcn-out. itching skin sh9uld
not rauac concern with Toalau
handy to correct mo dtsotd'f
Nothing can excel it, work Of h"nl-
inr.
sold cNcrywhrrr. l'ut fHCc sam
pie write 10 tmctgcunt l.Hhoratprich
etg W. Attn It,. New York city.
Urge your skin 70 become clearer
brighter. healthier hy use OF Poelam
soap. indicated with roalam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24
CROWDS FLOCK
TO BIC Benefit
WAR CARNIVAL
Continued From Page One

X -----------a------ u
arguments about who weighed The
most that We had 20 separate them. ="
The Hawaiian village on the Jazz
Trail was ono 81 the best patroniyed
OF entertainments Tuesday evening.
An entire family from tho land Of
memory. flowers and surf bathing
plalnuvely tell Of the giories OF
their homo In song and music.
A dancing girl. IN tho weIisenown
shredded wheat costume. sprovides
the contortiona.
srwo dwnrfcd tree jewellers from
the banks % tho Or.noco river. In
South America. entertain Jazzern on
the Jars Trail
However they arc invctrrate cigar
ci fiendH
a magician. with frypnotizing eyes.
who removes peoples heads and then
puts them hack IN place. heads the
attractions In tho cirrus aide show
on the trail
colorcd folks have sho~ an 10
thef1Hslvss on JOY ave They pro.
duec Tic music OF the South. crack
JOKE and 10 an the things expected
Of tlars face comedians
Everything from kewpie dolls 10
student r,nsing lamps aro to 10 nd
~ lucty investors IN the carnival
booths on tho Jazz Traii
More than 1000 pounds of hot
dogs" were disposed OF by Tars in
the refrvshmcnt booths Tuesday
evening lemonade rnn b. the ,s.l
lon and motor trucks wcre required
- trlnE up fresh supplies Of eats"
for the nuaETv.
Cornoia Glass. former wilkes
player Of salt Lake. 81 an ioc cream
cone saieswoman on the Jazs Traii
Three thousand autos were parked
on the campus Tuesday night 10.
liccmen aud sailors guard 'cm.
The chaps In olive drab, with blue
shoulder straps. arc naval aviation
Instructor
panci1t every night At .. m. in
the hrmory
Don't miss tho tur.o' war contests
at $40 . m Wednesday Eagles vs..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24

dwindlc. while the allica forces grow.
Fighting men from the u. 8. A. are
pouring in And despite the worst
which may yet happen. TO quote a
square jawcd American | have just
been talking 10. nothing in Gods
world can save the hoches from a
hiding that will last them the rest
OF time
The British have taken some hard
knocks during the past year. and
have gone up against some bitter dis
appointments. but there IL not one
who does not get mad as a wet hen
II anybody suggests the allies are
losing the war
just AZ during those terrible days
OF the retreat from Mons. IL YOU start
the cry: Are We down-neartod7 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-24
Easy Way to Kill
Rats and Mice

Their. Is no need OF suffering from
the depredations or rats and mice.
now that StearnE' Electric Paste 81
readily obtainable at nearly every.
store. A small box of this effective
exterminator costs but a few cents
and IN usually sufficient to colu-
pletely rid the house. store or harm
Of rats and mice. The L. s. roveru-
mcnt has bought thousands OF pack
ages OF Stearns' Electric Paste IN
eNterminatc rats and mice. Tha
Paste Is also efficient in destroying
cockroachcs and waterbury,