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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
BLOW OUTS

Hes moved. That's the reason for
that smile H. A. Thiel has been wearing
The last few days. His new home is at
Douglas and Holman and one OF tn.
.niftiest buildings Of its kind here
abouts. H. A. has plenty OF breathing
room now and in addition to his regu-
lar line he has the agency for the
Chandler and Cleveland touring cars
and International trucks
Speaking about picture Eallaries Ed
Boiling. of the Boiling Auto Sales. has
one on the last page. but they are pic
lures that fairly talk. IN other words
rs an illustrated lecture, worthy OF a
fun house. with no charge for admit
tance
safs-tee CNo. We didn't say t-e-a)
First is the admonition Of Howard
Ceschetdler. manager OF the insurance
department OF the Hammond Savings <
Trust Company. BE sure your car IS
insured. then go ahead. is the Est Of
his talk IN todays paper.
Il felt perfectly safe while up in the
air at Canton recently" was the remark
OF Paul Moorhead. OF the Moorhead Oil
Company because the airplane 1 WAS
riding in used IeXaco products Paul :
brother was the pilot.
Al. Walk has purchased some valuable
State street frontage and II we are not
dreaming. sometime in the future there
will be a motorcycle institution on that
thoroughfsre OF no mean Dimensions
BY the way. Al has the agency for an
other motorcycle.
Surprise party given in honor OF r. j.
Heist of the Hammond Nash Sales. this
week. The guests were some new Nash
cars. for which Mr.. Hest had been wa:.-
ing some time The guests" did not
remain with him long after their a.
rival. however.
Service IS -he middle name OF the
Electric Service Station. r c. and
H. n Durham are the main squeeezs and
besides enjoying a healthy reputation as
battery doctors. they carry a line o.
Willard batteries.
Tom oidan. OF the Calumet Tire and
Repair Shop. says he has a good remedy
Cor porous tires. '.Maxotire It." saws he
and you can do more mileage" Mr.
JORDAN slso does expect vulcanizing.
Its ad appears today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

The Harrington q Sorensen sales room
is all lit up with enthusiasm since The
landing Of the agency for the Columbia
Six w H H. says its a real wagon"
and the statement is O.K'd by Mr.. Sor-
ensen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

more than an efficient road-mAking
program would cost.
What we want primarily are men
who have spent their lives in good
road building. We do not want pre-
motors who see a vast opportunity for
making huge profits in the expendi
ture OF the peoples money. but we
do want these huge sums in the hands
OF companies who have Good Roads
experience and who have shown their
capabilities through their road build
ing OF the past.
Those who have had much 70 do
with highways know that the High
way Engineer must be q trained man.
as we'll as any other engineer He
must be able to locate roads properly.
must know all about materials which
have TO go into the roads in order to
make them stand up. must be some
what OF & hnancier in order TO expend
the money wisely. but above all he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
AUTO MEN PLAN
FOR BANNER YEAR
Millions Being Spent for
New Factory Facilities TO
Meet Vast Demands.

This nation IS az the threshold Of
one OF the greatest industrial eras in
its history All lines OF business will
share Ia t. The automobile industry.
however. has made greater strides than
any other business. and has now at
tanned the position OF third industry Of
the country. Auto plants in Detroit and
elsewhere are expanding and doubling
their capacity. The General Motors
Company is enlarging all OF its plants
and is building a ffteen-story ofice
building and research laboratory which
alone covers an entire block being 10
Gated on W. Grand blvd. right In the
heart Of Detroit. This corporation has
authorized an expenditure OF s37.39s. 900
for plant extensions. including a fine
new plant in Detroit fer the Cadillac
Northway Motor Oh. Detroit. extern
sors for Buick and Chevrolet at Flint
Mich. Oakland and g. NJ c. Truck at
Pontiac Mich and OIdsmobile at Lans-
lng Mich.
no Used Cars.
Tn making this announcement. Pres
ident ". c. Durant Of the General
Motors Co. said: We have the utmost
confidence in the future Of the MOTOR
industry and we feel It Is now entering
Mr.. Durant also says that 5000 new
houses must be built in Flint to take
care Of growth after expansions planned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06
GOOD ROADS
NEEDED MORE
THAN EVER

Executive and engineering ability
Of the highest order is absolutely nee
essary to efficiently build tire miles OF
good roads that will be constructed
throughout the United States during
the next Eve years" SAYS H s DAN
iels. Advertising Manager of the bort
Motor Car COMPANY
During the past few months. and
ever since the war has shown us the
vital Importance of good road buildirg
good roads has been the topic Of prob
ably more articles ana speeches in the
automotive industry than any other
one subject.
But with all this talk of good roads
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

You auiJ insure your car" says W. -
oung. auto insurance m4r Mr.. Young
Is distric. manager for his company and
IS a real bus3 fellow. He covers TIRES
counties.
With yo2~ auto constantly before the
gaze or the public. IL is paramount that
your machine should be kept attractive
By having it reprinted or revarnished.
says the Hammond Auto Paint and Top
Company This concern also makes new
tops and bodies.
visit 70 the plant OF the Champion
Potato Machinery Company impressed
the writer with the remarkable growth
this industry has enjoyed. They haze
added an automobile department and
their ad today tells the rest. II makes
interesting reading
Auto physician. specializing in III
seases Of the motor. Is what you CLEAN
from the says Of T. Harris. Oakley
Avenue Garage Repair shop on another
page. Say. Enoch can you help vaIvu-
lar eoniunctivius.
ouint Bros. Of the Auto Electric
Equipment Company and there arr
three Of them. are specializing In fgni-
ton. starting and lighting systems.
Their story viii be found in an ad else
where in this issue
The Hammond Electric and Magnetic
Exchange is new institution for Ham
mond The location is just north Of the
Nee Hotel Mr.. iCousino IS said 10 be
IN position to render real service.
pleasant autoumn pastime-taklng
stock II. F. Mcfarland of the McIlrov
Motor supply Company saws: Were
going 70 unload at neat reductions dur
ing stock-taking week Readers please
have mercy on Mr.. Deliver and don't
crowd him.
Says Jerry O'NenI: Lets sec. be-
lIeve we VIII talk about the Sport model
this time And with the sanction Of
the other partner" the sport model an
pears in todays issue. Jerry's one wish
, Is for Paige production to speed UP.
The Harrington q Sorensen sales room
Is all lit up with enthusiasm since The
landing of the agency for the Columbia
Six w. H H. says its real wagon. :"
and the statement is OK'd by Mr.. sor-
ensen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

OF five or your 35x4ia chain tread tires.
They are still on my seven-passenger
car in serviccable condition. and the car
is used every day.
The fun set of fYe tires was put on
my new car the nrst week in March.
1915 The first OF the set went out or
commission April ?. 1918. after running
l6.1o3 miles. The second blew out be
You'd repair the month following. but
the remaining three have been running
ever since l have had few punctures
or blow outs. owing to he elasticity and
durability OF the tires"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

should know the type OF road which IL
best suited through the country where
the road is built.
AS we all know, a concrete road Is
the most expensive and has the long
est life However. concrete roads are
not necessary every where. BY that
I mean. where trsIio is not heavy and
L. confined TO only certain periods Of
the season II follows. therefore,
that in country OF this description
concrete road would not be nsces-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

sary and could be supplaEted by less
expensive method OF road building
This all comes under the observation
OF the Highway Engineer and Is just
one reason why we should have eX-
perienced men in these executive pos
tons that call for the laying-out 81
the Good Roads program. Put ta,s
matter up TO the men who are exper-
fenced road builders and we will be
rewarded with having excellent roau~
for good many years to come
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

valve-in-Head 115-inch Wheel Base
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

Says Jerry O'NenI Lets see be-
lieve we VIII talk about the sport model
this time" And with the sanction OF
the other partner" the sport model ar
pears in today's issue Jerry's one wish
is for Paige production to speed up.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
ITALY TO BACK CLAIMS
!. BY BIG DISPLAY OF ARMS
Will Police Coveted Ground With 100000 Soldiers, But
Will Protect American Embassy johnson and Boah
Approve The Presidents Action France Silent

Paris. Apr. 24.--Captain Pozzi. OF
Premier orlando's stan, stated that
the Italian military forces would PC
cupy that portion OF Dalmatia and
other Adriatic territory named in the
pact OF London. with about 100000
men and similar force will be sent
to the district around Fiume.
After Lloyd George conferred with
Premier Orlando today. 1t was an
nounced that Orlando would not go
home to Italy until tonight. orlan-
do issue statement previously re-
plying TO President Wilson. saying
that he was compelled to withdraw
from the conference after the presi-
dents action.
King Victor Emanuel telegraphed
Premier Orlando, commencing his
action and insisting that he not re-
cede from his position. The king
stated that II a break became def
mite, Italy would attempt to make
separate peace with Germany.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
ROCKIES BARRIER
AGAINST INSECTS

Sacramento, Cal, Apr. 24.-On
the east the Rocky mountains and
on the west the Pacific ocean form
natural barriers for states OF the Pa
ciflc slope against the migration OF
harmful insects and OF plant di-
seases. II plant distribution by hu-
man agency can be properly regulat-
ed In this region comparative free
dom from horticultural diseases may
be enjoyed by the western states, G.
II. Hecke, commissioners OF hortfcul-
ture for California believes.
Governor William d. Stephens, at
the suggestion of Mr. Hecke has
written the governors of nine vest
ern states requesting that plant
quarantine representatives be sent to
California on May 26 to meet at Riv-
erside with representatives from this
state, Canada, Lower California, Ha.
wall and Florida to discuss prob
lens arising from plant importation
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
PRESIDENT WILSON AND ITALIANS HAVE COME TO DEADLOCK
FIRE SURVEY Of
CITY COMPLETED
Commissioner Wells Says Better Fire
Fighting Apparatus Was Good
Investment

That the money spent for better
equipment in Grants
Pass was good Investment IL PROV
on by the following letter to G. A.
Sldler OF this city, from Harvey
Wells. state insurance commissioner:
THE Oregon insurance rating bu-
rean has Just filed their report on
the resuryey OF Grants Pass and af-
ter summarizing same find that on
One hundred fifty-one buildings
the average reduction Is approx
mately . per cent.
''on 10 buildings the increase is
. per cent.
"on 16i places where contents
are insured there is u reduction av-
eraglng about per cent.
"on "a places there Is an increase
OF about i2 per cent.
mo change in the rate on 92
places
There are places where rates
were raised due TO the increase in
hazards and many other places where
small reduction was granted and
a greater one could have been had
but the surveyors found that the
owner or the occupants we're care
less allowing rubbish to accumu'
late, the storage OF gasoline. dyna'
mite caps and other combustibles
defective wiring and unprotected
openings In buildings not guarded
against fire In an adjoining build
ing.
However. believe the reduction
/ In rates will be enough in one yea
to reimburse the taxpayers OF Grant,
/ Pass for the expense made in I'm
proving their fire equipment"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
WOULD RUN BoRAH
FOR L. s., PRESIDENT

Washington, Apr. 24.-Senator
William q. Borah has been strongly
urged since his recent speaking tour
of the middle west to get into the
race for the republican nomination
for president next year, it is learned
from the most trustworthy sources.
To all these importunings, 1t is
learned, he has replied that he does
not wish to be regarded as candi
date. advancing the belief that ever
If he were so inclined his candid
dacy, active or implied. would des
troy the effectiveness OF his figh
against the league OF nations il
which his heart is set.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
HYDRAULIC MINERS TO
BLAST ANCIENT WALLS

Downieville, Cal. Apr. "a. With
In few weeks the massive stone
walls of the historic old town OF st,
Louis. in the north part OF this coun-
ty, will disappear before the blasts
OF hydraulic monitors here the town
site was spared. but recently a new
company purchased the holding and
all preparations have been made to
work the ground, which carries val
ues in gold. The roofs and doors
of the buildings have been removed
but the walls will go down in the
general debris.
The property is known as the Loft
us Bluo Lead, and operations have
already commenced under permit
from the federal debris board, a re
strainlng dam having been built.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
.suPT. Of lEPERCOLONy
SAYS DISEASE CURABLE


Honolulu, T. H., Apr. 24.--I.ep-
rosy can be cured, in some cases, il
subjected to medical treatment while
still in the first stages, according to
]. D. Mcveigh, superintendent of the
leper colony on the island OF Molo-
kai.
In speaking to a party Of territor-
ial legislators who inspected the Mo-
lokai colony recently, Mr.. Mcveigh
said:
IF we can get 1t in the early
stages there are great chances fol
arresting or even curing the leporsy
Medical science recently has made
great strides in the study Of lepros,
and in the past few months we hav'
parcled 10 inmates"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
Borah Sounds Warming

Washington. Apr. 24.--President
Wilson's attitude toward Italy is en-
dorsed by Senator Johnson of Cali
fornia. who expressed the hope that
Wilson will persist in his refusal to
recognize Italys or Japan's secret
bargains" Kenyon, Iowa republi-
can. also approved. Senator Borah.
of Idaho. republican, agreed with
the attitude toward the secret trea-
ties but said the situation reveals
what II means for this country to
meddle in European affairs. He said
1--WE have incurred the i'll will of the
people OF Japan and Italy. the sus-
picion of China. and severe criticism
by France, in four months"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24

4 Misunderstanding has arisen In
this county with reference to sub
scriptlons to the Victory loan. This
has resulted In number who are
able TO subscribe failing TO take
bonds. The facts in the case are
these: The quota for Josephine
county was set at sii6,T00. This
waa believed high by many and an
effort was made TO reduce II. which
proved futile. A few days before the
drive began Morris Bros. OF Port
land. agreed to buy $4,000 worth
OF Josephine's quota is the balance
was subscribed by Monday morning,
the time for the drive to begin.
This county has had an exception
al record In all previous war drives
and anxiety was felt concerning this
one. After conferences between the
local loan committee and the banks
Il was decided that to make sure OF
this $4,000 that had been condi-
tlonally, promised, the Wahks Wouiu
subscribe the balance. which they
did. This made the county officially
over the top In the drive.
This move on the part of the banks
however, was with confidence that
those in the county who were able
TO buy would take part of these
bonds off of their hands. For this
reason the drive was begun and Is
being made, though officially we are
over the top. The banks are moi
anxious that those who do not fee
able to buy should subscribe, but
that those who do have money tt
invest take up some of these bonds
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
MEDFORD SAVES THE
PACIFIC & EASTERN

Medford went over the top in the
Pacific & Eastern drive at noon We'd
nesday. With $1,000 to collect that
morning the committee members
started out with a rush and the ne
cessary balance was secured in re-
cord time.
with the announcement OF success
John Tomlin announced he would at
once start construction Of his new
$4,000 box factory at Crater Lake
Junction. The Big pines will open up
logging operations and the Apple
gate Lumber company will resume
activity as soon as the logs begin te
roll.-AMedford Tribune,
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
NOW MAKE
BIG HOG OF HIMSELF

Tucson, Ariz., Apr. 24.-A cafe
terra for hogs is the most recent ex-
pertinent of the agricultural extern
sion service of the University of Ari-
zona, and according to w. e. Sch
neider of the university staff, 1t
proved extremely successful.
In the cafeteria feeder as tried
by the university, the feed comes
down slowly, but perpetually, elimi-
mating, say those who watched It
the fighting that usually takes place
in the ordinary pen at meal time.
With feeding time 24ahours Ions
the pig is able to work regularly a
his business Of making hog o
himself. n
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
ENTIRE ROGUE RIVER TRAIL
COMPLETED BY JULY

Portland, Apr. 24.-The Rogue
River Trail from Almeda to Gold
Beach, distance of IS miles. will
be completed by July 1, according to
the announcement of H. E. Haefner,
forest examiner. who arrived in Port
land yesterday from Grants Pass,
where he is stationed.
There still is about 10 miles to
complete and when finished the en-
tire distance will be a water grade
trail along the Rogue river. Part
of the trail has been expensive tt
build as about 20 miles are extremel,
rocky. The trail is being built b.
the forest service.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
MOTHERS TEARS MELT
POL|CEMAN'S HEART

San Francisco. Apr. 24.-Police-
men John O'Conner confessed" be-
ing the man who broke up the pfg
parade here when the 363rd infan-
try and the saith field artillery were
welcomed home.
"A little old lady saw her boy in
the ranks after she had been told he
was dead" the policeman said. She
reached out her hands and called to-
him, the tears streaming down her
face. 1t was more than human ma
ture could stand, 4 tucked my club
in my belt and boosted her over the
ropes. A minute later she was in
his arms and the rest of San Francis
co was right behind her"
Policeman O'Connor will have no
explanations to make to the police
commission.
81 would, have defied any police
department in the world to have held
that crowd back" said Captain Dam
| iel o'Brien, acting chief of police,
"what did they want US to do, club
the mothers, wives and sisters, or
ride down women and children with
our horses?
| 81 have son, in the navy and all
the policemen in the world will moi
be able to keep my wife from catch
ing him up in her arms when he
comes back"
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
%%<%%% = \ \ <%<<<<<<<
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

y Germans drive dent into Britt
y ish lines north Of Albert.
\ Huns concentrating troops
\ and supplies for smash at Am
\ lens.
\ Allied airmen report masses
\ of Huns being rushed through
\ Belgium to renew Flanders
\ drive.
\ Big gun batteries Of the Ger
\ mans leveling allied trenches to
\ open third battle OF the Somme.
\ Americas forces slowly NOV. I
4 ing overseas to prepare for fall
\ drives.
\ Subscribe now to the Victory
y Liberty loan what you would
\ have paid for victory then.
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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
.JAPS SAY REPORTS
WERE EXAGGERATED

Washington, Apr. 24.-The Jap
anese embassy in an official state
ment declares that the reported cruel
measures of Japanese authorities in
suppressing the Korean disturbances
we're exaggerated, and asserts that
the total number OF casualties in the
provinces have been S31 killed and
735 wounded.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24

Paris, Apr. 24.-It is understood
that France and England, after a
consultation with President Wilson,
will make another effort to draw
from the Italians further declara-
tion as to the situation. Hope is
still entertained that way may be
found to terminate the grave Incl
deat to the satisfaction of all par
ties. ~ ~
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
ItaIy Dcpendent on q. S.

Washington. Apr. 24.-officia1s
here believe that Wilson's return will
be delayed by the upset plans, hut
believe that Italy eventually will be
Obliged to recede from her demands.
She is almost entirely dependent up
on the United States for credit. food
and fuel.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
7si $50 YANKs RETURNED
TO U. s. SINCE AtMISTiCE

Washing ngton, Apr. 24.--on April
81 an official announcement by the
war department said 120,27S from
the army overseas were at sea en-
route to this country. A total OF
1889 men had been landed In
this country up to an including that
date.
Since the signing OF the armistice
the war department has turned back
to the shipping board So2 vessels
with an aggregate dead weight Of
100000 tons,
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
HOOVER DENIES He
HAS BEEN AT BERLIN

Paris, Apr. 24.--Herbert Hoover,
food administrator, is annoyed by
dispatches announcing that he was in
Berlin, He has been here In Paris
for weeks and Is unable to account
for the report, unless he is being i'm
personated. n
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
ROCHE TROOPS ATTACK
RED CROSS STATION

New York, Apr, 24.4German
troops have attacked the American
Red Cross mission at Kovno, Lithu-
ania, according to cablegram re-
ceived here today. 6tSE d
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
sLAPs MONROE DOCTRINE IN
FACE AND DEPARTS FROM
PARIS WITH INDIGNATION
WANTED FINGER N THE PIE
Carranza Greatly Humiliated Because
Neither England Nor France
Would Recognize Him

Mexico City, Apr. 24.-Non-recog-
milton Of the Monroe Doctrine by
the Mexican government and the re-
call from Paris OF Alberto J. PAM,
minister to France, to await orders
in Spain, formed the substance Of
two statements printed by all foreign
Mexico City papers as coming offici-
ally from the department of foreign
relations. 1t is reported that the
Mexican representatives at Rome win
also be caleld home.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
?
) ALL Y. M. c. A. MEN 4
) MAY LEAVE ITALY 4

\ Paris, Apr. 24.-Y. M. c. "a. =
\ officials here are considering :
\ the possibility Of ordering all :
\ american Y. M. G. "a. workers :
\ out OF italy to prevent their :
: coming being involved in anti !
\ American demonstrations. There \
\ are about 200 "Y' workers with
4 the Italian army. ava 4
~ $<%< ~ ~ y y 4
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-24
VIII Protect Embassy

Paris, Apr. 24.--Reuters' Limited
learns that the Italian government
is taking measures to protect the
American embassy at Rome and the
consulates in all Italian cities, in
event OF demonstrations.