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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

DR.. Eugene II. Porter, New York
State Commissioner of foods and mar
kets, has started a survey of the ex-
listing rural motor truck express
routes in New York state and the pos
sibilities of extending this compare
lively new means of transportation
for the mark citing of farm products.
In his opinion a very large saving in
the cost of transportation and distri-
button of foodstuffs can be effected by
the establishment of motor truck
routes to bring food directly from the
farm to the market place of the city.
A great amount OF waste, resulting
from delay and unnecessary handling,
can be eliminated. New sources of
sopply can be opened up through the
establishment of new market outlets
for rural districts now having fnade-
quate transportation The farmer who
grows vegetables and fruits on a very
large scale may be able to have his
own motor truck for bringing his
goods to market, but the small farmer
cannot afford to own and operate a
motor truck, and 1t is improbable for
either OF them to give up their time
from productive work on the farm to
bringing small quantities of food stuffs
to market.
The survey begun by Commissioner
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
SMALL ITEMS THAT
PLEASE CAR OWNERS
Tom Bowler Declares Inexpen-
sive Devices That Overcome
Petty Annoyances Are What
Add to Popularity of Car.

Statesmen have learned through ex-
perience, according to Tom Bowler,
Lexington motor car dealer, that the
devices intended to eliminate this or
that minor trouble or inconvenience
are almost as much appreciated by the
average buyer as the larger and more
expensive improvements.
These little refinements help in the
sale of many cars" says Mr.. Bowler,
Anything tending to make the auto
mobile fool proof, or tending to reduce
the labor of caring for the car, espec-
tally are appreciated"
There are the oilless bushings used
wherever the construction makes them
possible on the Lexington car. Once
installed they need no further atten-
ton. They eliminate squeaks and
rattles and save hours of tedious work
for owners of the Lexington car.
There is the non-meta1lic universal
joint which requires no fabrication;
the "one- finger brake which is what
the name indicates. 1t takes the pres
sure of only a single finger to operate
it.
To give additional comfort. the up
holstering on the Lexington has been
made a little deeper These are only
some of the more striking improve
ments that have been made.
A touch is added here and another
there until it would seem there is
nothing that can be added. Lexington
engineers, who during the war devoted
much OF their time to developing and
experimenting are always adding addi-
tional touches to what already seems
to be a perfect creation, as FAR as au-
tomobiles are concerned.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
BEHIND OTHER TATES|N THE UNION
NEW YORK PLANS 70 USE MOTOR MORE

Porter is the first covering the motor
express routes coming into New York
city Full data for each are being col
lected. This data will include such
details as the tonnage carried, system
of management profits made, types
of service rendered, and the relation
of this service with the actual needs
of the territory covered. This same
information will then be secured for
every other section of the State.
Following this survey, a study of
the farming areas will be Instituted to
ascertain where present transportation
facilities are inadequate and where
motor truck routes would make pos
sible the bringing to the city
markets of farm products which can
not now be profitably marketed. Par
ticuiar attention viii be paid to the
farming areas within. trucking dis
lance of New York City, with the
idea of encouraging the organization
of new motor truck routes. II posi-
BILE. such routes will be connected up
with public markets or other markets
places where the consumer may de-
rive an immediate benefit from the
direct contact with the producer
commissioner Porter states that he
believes the greatest results will be
secured through cooperative owner
snip of rural motor express lines by
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

the farmers Of the community that
they serve. A cooperative express
line of this kind was started by the
land to bring milk and other COM
modites into Baltimore. 1T has
proved so successful that the farmers
have purchased several additional
trucks and have established q pur-
chasing department which buys for
members supplies at wholesale prices.
The farmers all over the country are
becoming interested in this move
ment. New York has been behind
other states In its development of the
motor truck express idea, but with the
assistance of Commissioner Porter
and his department there will un-
doubtedly be a great impetus to the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
kEELEN LINE, INC.
General offices
9O8 Bannock St.-Boise.

movement in this section of the coun-
try. 1t is Commissioner Porter's plan
to take up the technical problems of
operation of the motor truck lines,
and, with the cooperation of Cornell
University and the National Automo-
bile Chamber of Commerce, to work
out standardized systems of manage
ment. 1t is his purpose to develop
the motor truck route from the coun-
try to the city market, not merely as
as an agency Of transportation but also
as an agency for looking after the
personal interests of the farmers in
the handling of their products.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
COMING MOTOR ClR
IS GOING TO HIVE
SERVICE BUILT IN
Solution Of Repair Problems
VIII Be Found in the Auto
Itself-R. M. Ash Outlines
WHY'S Overland Ideal.

How to keep the car you drive out of
the repair shop when you need it for
THE business trip or on the Saturdays
|and Sundays you planned to spend in
1.-THE country with the family has long
Ibeen an owner worry.
That the real solution OF the ser
|vice problem will be found shortly in
1.-THE construction of the motor car it,
lself Is the interesting prediction of R.
NJ. Ash. sales manager for WHY'S Ov-
Ierland here.
"The light weight popular car of
Tomorrow" says Mr.. Ash will have
its service built right into it. Today
1.-THE purchaser of any car expects to
undergo sertain service adjustments,
REPAIRS and so forth after his car goes
into use. Tomorrow he will ask that
most of this sort of service be built
Into the car before he buys it.
SELECTION AND TESTING
And this can be done with the care
Iful selection of material and the right
balancing Of parts in car. of right
design. Manufacturers who retain
leadership will check these important
"details as never before. They will be
certain that their car is right before
the public passes judgment.
Take, for example, the two years
of tests made by the WHY'S Overland
company after the completion of its
new car which will soon be on the
market. Every detail was put through
tests equal to the average life strain
before it was approved for the car.
'Owners nowadays have very defi-
mite ideas about the qualities a car
should have. You appreciate that fact
when you watch prospects looking
closely into the design of the car I'M
der consideration.
FROM THE GROUND UP
ITO get actual light weight. which in
wear" continued Mr.. Ash, nearly ev-
eryone knows that car must be de-
signed light weight 1t can not merely
be heavier car shaved down in weight
WHY'S Averland engineers appreciate
from the start that the light weight
car to meet the requirements of COM
fort and economy must be a newly de-
signed car from the ground up-new
chassis, new body, new springs are the
result. The new Overland is bound
Instantly to commend itself to the dis
terminating motor car buyer because
pit is actually a new type of cara
direct answer to the list of require
ments every motorist has in mind.
. SIMPLE AS A DRAWING
Service is built right into it. The
chassis. for instance, is as simple as
an outline drawing. There are only five
units to assemble in the car and the
feature of the new design (making q
car more accessible and more easily
get-at-able than any car / have yet
seem Is the new cantilever spring sus-
pension which introduces an absolute
ly new riding comfort and an entirely
new protection for the car.
These elements combine to keep the
Ear in uninterrupted USE free from the
usual garage and repair bills. We be-
lieve this car viii help solve the ser
Nice problem in the way / have indi-
Gated"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

really investing in an article which will
yield dividends in transportation, COM
fort, convenience, health and pleasure,
not to mention time saving and count
less other advantages which come from
the ownership of a sturdy dependable
car such as the Oakland" declares
Manager G. o. Goodwin.
The Investment should be figured
over a period of years. because the av-
erage owner will use his car from two
to five years, and there is great prob
ability that this period will increase,
since the present policy of the leading
manufacturers is to stabilize designs
and avoid freakish lines.
| THAT period of years will depend,
| largely. however on the care which the
car is given" 5s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

Golden Crown Paraffine Oil

There's as much difference in lubrcating oils as
is in peoples faces Some Oil is made to SELL
Golden Grown paraffne Oil is sold to serve.
1t augments power and eliminates carbon. It's
really SO good that after you have used it you
will buy no other Why not trial?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
CARE OF INVESTMENT
ALWAYS EMPHASIZED
BY OAKLAND DEALER

To get people to consider the pur-
chase of an oakland car as an invest
ment that should be scientifically fig
ured out and properly safeguarded, is
one of the chief aims in each sale of
the popular car by members of the
Sharman Automobile Company.
"The purchase of an Oakland Sensi-
BILE Six does not mean an expenditure
which will rot yield returns, and in
stead of buYing a car the purchaser Is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
FLOAT TOO HEAVY.

In case your carburetor drips con-
Ftantly and the float chamber is flood
I'd. inspect the float and float valve
for trouble. The float may be heavy
through having soaked up a small
huantity of gasoline
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02
CAREFUL TOP MENDINe.

TO mend a tear in the top it is
best tou sc wooden yarn to draw the
edges together, after which a top of
material similar to that of the top is
applied with rubber cement. set by
the NulcaniZer
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

In Sweden the public houses are
closed on Saturday-payday-w
the savings banks are kept open until
njdnioht
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-02

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
RICHMOND MAN IS
NOW VERY HAPPY
Joseph VOlentc, 2211 L. Frank.
lin ST., Had Used All Kinds
OF Medicines.
THEY DID NOT BENEFIT HIM
After Taking Plant Juice He
Can Eat Anything and Feels
Like Il New Man.
THEY DID NOT BENEFIT HIM

Many arc the interesting experiences
told by Thousands o. people. in letter
or in person. To The Plant Juice Man.
and in talks with friends, relative r.,
INC use of tho famous herbal prcparu-
ton, Plant Juice. Some of these road
IKE hction, but all have the hallmark
Of honest appreciation and thankfui.
ness for the change wrought in their
CONDITION through the use of this great
remedy.
Some OF these are published l,ut !,
ts impossible TO make public ono zenith
OF the number. AZ II would require a
iuli cation OF a modern daily news
paper 10 do This. but ono man or
womans case is similar to others in
many respects.
The great majority Of modern people
suHcr from the same ailment; that in
which has become almost nationul--
stomach trouble. IL is caused by ;he
hustle and hustle Of modern civilian
tioii. ana is not often known 20 The
Individual until he becomes so utterly
worn our ana unhealthy that his daily
TASKS Srow onerouS and he, himself.
takes TO bed OF sick ness
The case OF MIR. Joseph Naicn.-. who
resides At No. 22i7 East Franklin
! street weli-known Richmond shoe
Ihahtr is most interesting. He SAYS:
FOR a long time have been troy
Dlcd with my stomach, and took all
! KINDS OF medicines, which never neIne.l
me amy; ] was under treatment also.
but TINS did not do me any good, either.
had headaches, no appetite for my
meals and was generally run down.
could not slceD at night, and was badly
constipatcd. Since taking Plant Juice
J am feeling fine. and have no r,ore
troubles of any kind. am recon-
meMdinS Rant julie" 10 my friends"
The Plan; Juice Man Is at The !'ra.
ste Drug COS store. in Richmond,
where he is daily meeting the local
public and Introducing and explaining
the merits of this remedy
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison.
The Drug Man. and in Chase city by
rhe Chase City Drug Communicative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
DIRECTOR OF GIRLS WORK {.
ASSUMES CHARGE OF CLUB
Miss i<rRntn. of War Camp Gunimmnit,
service. To Lead Activities rat
Unity House.

Miss l.. NJ. Krant1. recrca,tona! III.
rector OF the War Camp Community
service. yestc-da" took charge OF the
Unity Club in Fulton. following the
resignation oc Miss Charlotte Whiting.
TO become acting secretary OF the AS
ISOLATED Charities.
Mis-. kiInt. viii, carry on the work
AZ the United Club in addition 20 her
recreation work at tho Army and Navy
community Club. Bclr!dcre and Main
Streets. There She and her assistant.
Miss lelcn darkness. have hccn hold
ing classes In athletics and dancing
FOR the women employed in the Allen
Ginter tobacco factory. These classes
VII he continued. They also direct
other activities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

comes to every woman who has
bounding hcalth-but when she is
pallidf dull eyed, languid, she has
no magnetism nor does she appeal
to any man.
Such a change in feelings and
looks
After suffering pain. feeling ncr-
rous, dizzy, weak and dragged
down by weaknesses Of her sex =.
with eyes sunkcn, black circles and
pale checks such a woman is
quickly restored to health BY the
Tavorite Prescriptions OF Dr.. Pierce.
Changed, too, in looks, for after
taking DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Pre-
scrIption the skin becomes clcar,
the eyes brighter, the cheeks
plump. 1t is purely vegetable,
contains no alcohol,
druggists sell it in tablets or
liquid. Send Or. Pierce, BuHaia.
Ny. l0c for trial package.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
WAS BADLY RUNDOWN
FROM PNEUMONIA
"r>' ""shbu'n quickly rernIu,J bcr
strength aud flesh.

had grippe followed by nnor.,,
H''' ~ i.tt me with "a terrible sore.
ness in ny chest. constant pain 10 ~,
throat and so weak and nervous cou,S
every morning '"'h
one day young man told mo bev
aiilkS Emulsion had got him our nr
bco ana built him III, after he had b,en
Ieoucs4 70 Il skeleton and given w by
INC doctors. So tried il. / have
s"inch In strength. appetite and flesh.
steep better i!tan have for years. a,n
doing all ms own work again ana fol
ike new person.
The beauty about MFRS EnulsIon
is tina, it dosn', wear gu. like mos,
things. and is 80 pleasant 70 take. II
. 100" as w.ll as q medicine and
builds up the blood and tissues. II
surely put new blood in my veins. and
have the healthicst c5or ever had"
Mrs. NJ. Washburn. EI Centre, cal.
IL costs nothing to Try Mi!ks Emu.-
sion II viii build you ~ nore
quickly. more surely than anyst:iag
else.
Mnks Emulsion clcanses the stomach
and bowels II all Impurities. rcstorlnt.
healthy. natural bowel action and conn.
away with all need or pills ana 1i,v-
s'cS IL corrects The digestive organs
and Improves the appetite Thus Il,
helps nature to build NJ the blood and
,iasne and 20 strene then the throat.
stomach and bowels Chronic stomach
trouble aud coustips ton are usunlI,.
relieved in one day.
This Is tho only solid emulsion! made,
ana so paiatabc that il is catcu with
spoon like ice cream
NJ matter how severe your casr you
are urged 10 try Nilks Emu sion Inicr
ms SuarantceArakc six bottles hu!,c
with you, use IL according :" directions
and Il not satisfied with the rcsuits
your money viii be promptly rcGun,:ci
Price soc and Sl.2O per bottle The
Mills Emulsion Co. Tcrrc Itautc lnl
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
Witness Arrested and ne,ea,.d.

w. w. Wilson, the main witness for
the commonwealth against the indicted
"UiccrS OF the local police de- rtment
city sunday as he was in fhc act OF
iciNinS the city. Wilson wa. arrested
on u state warrant charged with the
thcft OF two automobile Tires Iasl No
fcmbcl from the American Railway En-
press Company The, warrant accord ing
70 the policc. WAS for the purpose OF
holding Wilson for the Federal author.
MicS. Assistant, District Attorney r. T.
wilson appeared at the police station
a; INC request OF counsel for Wilson
an ds,atcd that tho Federal authorities
held no charge against Wilson. the case
having been settled Somcti Inc ago In the
Federal court by Wilson paving Il fine
OF $500. and Wilson was immediately
,Clc.scu =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
STOMACH UPSET
FREQUENT HEAD
ACHES, WEAKNESS
NheW She needed u good tonic.
so she secured a'bottic OF
Hypo-Cod and tells OF
great relief below

u suffered fror, weak nervous and
rundown condition. NJ! stomach was
upset snd had frequent bcadac,c.
rarely sot good nights siccp, and
would get UP in the morning ali tired
out ! knew needed, "a GOOD .onic
for | was So weak. II seemed as il,ourb
my food did not give me the strength
II should. After seeing Earle's Nyno
Cod advertised decided to give it a
trial. declared :. lady. who tells below
Of the relief she received
The first bottle has produced spi,n.
did results in my case. feel 100 per
cent better. and know my nerves arc
hettcr, because ] can sleep so ,ntIc;,
hetter and get up feeling invirorated
md refreshed. Earlc's Hypo.Co SER
saihlN Is splendid tonic. for can
feel the rcvivifyins effects OF every
hosG, The hcodaches are gone 90 are
thrt dizzy T'c'l.. Ny stomach SENS 10
crave ;hc worry ingredients r.aric's
'lyr"-Cod contains for my stomach
docs not bother me any moro. I am
Slad 10 recommend This medicine. for
feel IL VIII benefit any one tina; win
taRe II according to directions" con-
timed Mrs j. J.. Bowlos. o0at Hanover
.hVenuc. Richmond Va.
JUST read over the formula OF El.tA's
itSpo-tod and you, too, will agree with
MrH. sowies as TO its wonderful nc
olciha! value. Doctors, chemist and
:. - N''s' ~ 10 S'Hlpiy WonGErful
now powerful and how quickly Il takes
noio OF person and puts them bsol;
on their feet days and weeks sooner
than they expected. Thousands have
tounh IT ideal and recommend ii 60 you
YET with It's wonderful power IL has 3
'noht Peasant taste and agrees with
the nag: delicate stomach. Just try
boHh, We arc sure you vii! be
plcaS6a IL ). need Of a good tonic
Forr"ga oY Very bottle
Ta:lc's Hypv.Cod is SOLE. here by IRA
Eles Drug store and tho leading drug
Aisis in all nearby towns Price S,:,.
Plus 90 war taH.--AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM
HEAR 0'FLAHERTYS REPORT
Ministers OF Protestant Irish thurrb
herEue 10 Spesk Here In Near
lcd(ure

Friends Of Irish Freedom win asscm
ole at o'clock tonight In the head
quarters of tho organization, Archie
,nuild.ng, Foushco street. between
bToitd and Grace. to hear the report of
". 4; OFlaherty. president OF Pat.
rick Henry Hranch. on The hearing of
The Mason Irish republic bill before the
rouse Committee on Foreign Relations.
announcement was made. by rrvsf-
dent o'f'laherty on his return 10 the
city Yesterday Of the Forthcoming visi,
70 itichmond Of Que Or moro ministers
OF The ProtcStan, Irish Church League
OF America. who will deliver add zcssns
acre. rcluting the arguments OF TIC
dcieSntion Of rish Protestant minis
,S's' Mno nave occn sent TO America by.
t"c HhS!ish government to speak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
MlNIATI'KE AI,IANAr,
NEGRO H"ATCHMAN KILLED IN
PEANUT COMPANY'S PLANT
becomes Caught in Bclt and Is Hurled
70 ath-IiiEh,NaymRn Sent
to- Grand Jury.
Special to The Times Dispatch. !

EPTERSEUHC, VA Dec. I5--Wii-
liam Watt. colorcd, employed at the
Dixie Peanut Company's plant, Oh EaS,
Lombard Street, was instantly killed at
mat plant late THE evening. Watt
was engaged in replacing. q pcit on a
puncN and was standing on Il step
!aduGr No one saw the accident, ana
the nrSt animation that anything was
wrong was when the mac!liucly Of the
factory began to work slowly aud
b:di!. An examination showed the
body Of Watt caught in the shafting
Death was almost instantaneous. al; the
hHdN was crushed and ina shed in "a hor-
r!blc manner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
Foiey's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

is PLEASANT TO TAKE, and
sooths the raw, Unframed surfaces: stop,
the raspins, stronslins feeling in the
ihroat. II 10 made OF the purest. fresh.
est and finest ingredients 10 be had. con.
teins no opistes or other harmful drufs.
and Gods twice as much 10 make az
any imitstioo OF Il.
+ or more than thirty years
Foley's Honey and Tar has been
nSr2 NTH satisfaction and success.
SOLD T:NERSWfII:nE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

stephen Toward. thc neEro WHO nrll
up crowd OF white men ON Merchants
Island, OF saturday evening. al The
,hHn' Of IS, was tried ia the police court
TINS morning and sent on o the lust
inEs Court on the charge OF highway
mouth. who was captured with IIowa I'd.
proved his innocence OF aiding Howard
IN inc robbery, but WAS fined $40 ana
given thirty days in pail FOR carrying
a pistol. which was found concealed OF
ma person when he was arrcstrd Sat
urday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Annie 4. Booth.

Dr. T. ClaSctt Skinner. pastor OF
Second Baptist Church. oflicia;cd al the
funeral services for Mrs. Annie Arscll
Booth. widow of Walter Y. Huoth.
which were conducted yesterday after
noon t.3m the homo of her daughter.
Mrs. VI. IL. Gillette. 400 West Tnir. icth
street. Woodland Heights.
patipenrers were as follows: Active
i. Herbert Mercer, J. Chambers Bristow.
J.. Emory Clark. John II. Dodh. LN;t
Bryce and Hugh Jones. IIonorary.-Dr
\. IT, Gray, pr. Charles \. Mercer Or
Turner s. Shelton. 4. 7 Lovmustcr.
wood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
CAUGHT ANOTHER
TERRIBLE COLD?
Relieve it quickly with DR..
DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey

G TOP toting around a disssreeable
- and dangerous cold. Let DR..
~ Bells Pine Tar Honey exert its
ability, as supremacy beneficial help
in relieving phieysn, stuffines.. in
Illumination. congestion, hoarscness,
difficult breathing. Let it help yon as
it regularly helps thousands Of Others
eor whom its bal.anic and healing
antiseptics never fail to promote results.
Sale for the little ones, too.
An economical bottle can bs procured
from your druggist today. That's
wiae ching to do. Oc,, co., $l.2O.