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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
FEDERAL POSTAL
FREIGHT BUSINESS
! GROWING RAPIDLY

washington. Dec. i2.--pemah' ~
~. mart Of the domestic consumer
aayelop,ng the postal freish' system =
10 federal parcel post 70 p0'h'
,.ssrs /, has become generally known
n mos. sections Of the country ma m
s,steu. which carries fresh proaass
60, ,nc farms and returns merchan-
a,ss and mail to the farmers iron, sae -,
c,,y has thus far been only an eAp'
80 s,,, ~ see what could be done
To date there are appfoA,n appNDa'a'.c,
.asn motor truck iines being conduct conduct
~ ,ha postoffice department ea1as y,
0 - ~ nroauee from the farm TO .he o'.
ana from township and vhiaks
sowushlp and village. This latter psa, -,
~ the work has been oil EfeA' ~
IN stimuiating commerce ues~a su.as
ly .,,,s ~ ,hat have little or no rai'ros
s.s,c. p only a few thousand mn
80 n,w covered by the experiment
rautes but they are saving thous'sh ....
~ dollars, paying for the oper'au"s :.
ma,, ae,ivery on their routes ahu .,
ana above this earning enough p'o'
~ tighten the national eost - =
service and leave something 20 p4, :.
- ne uvkeep OF the roads these v
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
PASADENA MAKING |
READY TO TAKE CARE
| Of MONSTER CROWD

Pasadena, CAL. Dec- L. - Win |
Harvard and Oregon matched ap to
play the east-west football classic |
here New Years day, preparations
we're being made for the arrival OIL
the two teams. both Of which are eS-
nected here before Christmas DAY 70
get their final practice beneath the
bslnv southern California skies
! Probably the largest crowd tha1
aver watched a football game west
Of the mississippi will see the contest
members of the committee IN charg'
nredicted. Tournament Park. wher'
the game will be played. will nave
o seating capacity of $4,000. TaeKe.
soon will be on sale and interest," 'nui
Gates they will be in great demand
Donesters declare the outcome
,e the game depends largely on the ao'
"a itv of Oregon to develop oeieu
n that will stop the open field runnll
es NJ the Harvard backs - situaVl'
e. oregon has not faced, they say h
nartioularly critical form this year
70 Harvard. according 10 the flsui
~ sent here. will outweigh oregon
I'D average Of seven pounds to the M
ort oregon. these figures show aVefa
au- 170,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
DRUGGISTS and Doctors Ast0nist1ed
Az Wonderful Power OF NiC0t0l
TO Stop the Use OF tobacco
To Detect Harmful Effects OF tobacco
Try These Simple Tests

asusl smoke. walk up thres fiights -
ssalrs AZ a regular pace. then step
you find that yea are ont ef ersas'ss
xaur heart heat Is borced. trehnhnss
=, sxrsrolar. Vou may be a victim "a
functional or organic hsaft ss'ss.
II you feel that YOU must snacSe. s'ss.
or snuff 10 quiet Your nerves ". ss
n slave TO the tobacco hanit ahu
positively poisoning yourseh WIN 49,
aoadly drug. nicotine. IN eitaet e
vou have Just two alternatives Ne.p
On with the self poisoning process - ~
rexnectiye Of the dangers ana sas.ss
ne consequences: or give up the haos
N, ANA escape the dangers You e~s
svsrcome the craving and stop snv
\. m IN = very short time by usana
: ,na following Inexpensive ferHnAiM wv
: - anv arur store and ask for Nieoses
y saA'lasa take one tablet aftef easss
4 ..sat ana In a comparatively sh"es
.. s,.s,a vnu viii have ne desire tyr VIZ
- ,'.,..,,,....the craving Win have lett yvos
y Ss,,,h me nicotine poison cut OK SeWh
on ...nr, vanr general health Will iulsN
~ improve"
NJ Notc--when eskca about s',ss, s.e
10, tablets one Of our ieauans "'ase.... s.s..s,
IN said, ut liz truly wenassau' s 80 !,
,hc for The tobacco habit away ane~a !. ].
~ ANYTHING we have ever ao'a "sss.
ssa Wa are authorised by the manus~,
'rss s.rars % refund the money Y .,, ussa
~. s,ssatisflaa customer and w w. w.
.,.s,, ,,s,s naruelt the Use ef our esans W.
~ ~ sns comedy possessed unuansi snoa,
49, 49, N,eotol tablets are sold ~ sn's y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
SALEM HOTEL OPENED
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN

After being closed two and a nan
wears. the old Salem hotel, corner state
and High streets, opened up for busi-
ness again today under the name
Cherry City hotel M H. Edwaras'
former proprietor of the Cherry CITY
restaurant is in charge
The entire building has been remod-
eled and many modern conveniences
Installed. Accommodation for "a per
sons have been arranged. A ladies par
lor in conjunction with the lobby ma
been built in and plans for ladies se'
ing room are being worked upon. =,
Edwards has secured a lease 70 u u
property from T. G. Bligh' the thea.i sa.'
: man and owner of the corner, for Of
! wear with an option for extension. -
: salem hotel is the Oldest hosiery
" Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

New yorh.--Mr. Tooaeeo User, any !
srusx.ss will tell you that a remedy
to be successfully SOLD must, aoese
possess merit, e.ner~ss
fa,,,,vx q Inevitable. Nieetcl, the IA
n,ona remedy for the tobacco haoi.'
mas = success right from the start, |
str.rfv because Il quickly does tne
work promised. We publish lew lee
ters from some OF the best know"
druggists In the country to give sos
an sdea es what they think OF Nieoso',
ana Won may rest assured that tnes
wan,a not permit the use OF .heif
nay,a. un,ess Nicetol was someshshs
ors ~ the ordinary. The Peoples brus
} stores have five of the best ssorss :
! vashinxtcn. d. C. They write SING
4 ,ys have handled Nicotol the Sale ha
$ NAN yreater than that OF all the res
i Of the articles Of this nature W. -
we have ever hold. the ueha~nu ~
,f se great that we were cempeneo
l. order II locally pending receipt OF
Sc sh,nuent from you direct" schrahln
lg Ichrson. who have six stores IN %
on are city. say; I'VE take this oppo
Itnnity of expressing ourselves re.as'
IA Nicotol. We have enjoys' y
res large sale on same ana y mas ~. ~
an entire satisfaction to cur cnssolne, !
an Jacob Brothers Of Philade'pnS, W., :
ges have this TO say; "our sales o. NV
Nave Nave passed our expectations
s,rst % order was placed late In Ma
and we we're forced TO recorder pel
the end Of April; the sales have
~ well ever since. There Is no az
cIS mat we are receiving many repea.
aars from our customers anu Z
been axnressIons OF opinion resaroine
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

,er,. OF this article have been very y
,avorahle.. DR.. Conner. formerly ot
Iohns HOPKINS Hospital, tells how 70
s.tnrt sne harmful effects Of toeaeees
Tssra - what he says: MANY men
,,no smoke. chew or snuff incesssAnt-
N and who are seemingiy healthy asc
suffering from progressive efssa,s
ailments Thousands Of them wuu'u
,svar have been affected had u not
been for the use OF tobacco 70 eNSsss. 49, =
and thousands would soon ses W. =
they would stop, This chieg hapas le'.'
(. ing principle OF tobacco ~ nlceslao. :
/ asaa,v poIsan when absorbed ny sns
! svstern. slowly affects the nerves
! ,,,sr,hranes. tissues and vital organs
! ~ ,ha hodv. The harmful effect OF so'
! nacco varies and depends on cireaM'
! s,arcaa one will he afflicted with se'
4 erai debility. others with easarrn Y
- ,hs throat. Indigestion. consupauo'
! axtreme nervousness, sieenessness @
= ~ memory, lack OF will power men
n- tai confusion. ete. Others naas .s' sss'
n from heart disease, hronch.el VV1N
- hardening of the arteries tupe1Ves J,
"a sia blindness or even cancer " =
rx eommon affllction known ss teus0
~. Nay, n Won use tobacco 10 eSsvas
: y. !. ~, sorr, Won can easily detect !
= nas,,s,l affects. by making the
-, ,r,..,rv a,naple tests. Read aloua
lur fun page from a book, y N .he WV y
rsh ~ reading your voice becomes =,
'ore fled, hoarse and indistinct anu
IN, must frequently clear your thraas,
. .',s. cnnnces are that your throat Is an
~. "a by catarrh and y may Dc ,no
y ~ SHINING 81 more serious trouble, 7
' ,ns Il ,he morning before taking
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Rheumatism.
- Ga, Ease the Pain and speedh'
'o Reduce the Swelling

papv,s Mustarine will DO " u
Everyone knows u
mno has ever tried II.
Tha first improvement -
On rrandma's mustard p'aS'0
And the best
It's hot stuff;
nut a cannot blister
Son the gnawing twinges
@ sns the agonizing pains
OF rheumatism u
~ "a raauce the seeliing-
and do II so quickly .4n,.nod
AM. AN vou'l be joyfuliy as,on'sns..
an n s,,re YOU get Begy's MuS,as'"
0n,ckest ,v pain killer on e'r
~ yellow box. Always
zine for gout. 100 .,s,a.
IA lumbago and neuralgia
r. subdues inflammation
Ana scatters congestion. ,hr.a,sn,
a,'h @ Il on when influenza 'ii''
aue aue Soss n does the work .,,,,.,or
~ 80 mussy. biisserins
plasters- ,t not as advertised
az and 60 cents xuox n. Y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

rnutgg traNCts IL IS NNhN
so,
Most ot the presen. routes are :" w
~, hut there is one out IN Titan ,hAs
,savsraea hills eight thoaassna ~.
above sea level and furnishes = 80
srslaht delivery over hundred nl,s my.
run IN less than II hours every 49,
rhis route il between Helper ana ~. ~.
non, Utah. surplus army truohs ~
now used in It's operations ana many
daya ~ the year the route hes wv
% snow arlfts and difficult hills. aus ~ y
! "a ,he service has maintained h'sh
, standard Of operation,
This route used to ee eon'sa.'
: on,s ard the contractor carried ~
n nroximately lsa.ooe pounds q ma'
Is aver Il every year. The new pos'e' .
y s,ce motor truck route, now cafrsn
produce and rural freight ove' y. y
y raate. has increased re haul % ~"
!. 4 600 p,unds year and 10 do'na ~
work a, AZ s.,nuai cost q sso,oes !,
IA sstnaa,..l IL wenid have coss =
- =. Son,racto, se0o.si n ici this wofN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

the hundreds OF students that flock
from all over the state and from out
side territory. and the new structure
is an absolute NECESSITY. Il will con-
tain ameng other things, the womens
gymnasium and the department OF
household arts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
x.Sk MISSION RECALLED

paris, Dec. ls.mTne tn mission Ampl in Aus
sion snsasa the laS' BY BanahSa Sspate to
sesm ssem Vienna today os,s snsrlts
grsssa,ss. ;s. vi, hrsa'sH psma'n the dispatch sal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
srNN FEM HOMES RAIDED

London, Dec. 12--Dispatcnes 81 sew
IN, a.sD',n ,,rominent Sim Fein leaders g,m, y,
Dublin were raided yes ys Tbe raid
Kelly. M. p, was arrested Of 81 Count
rra also searched the home % ahsent.
1,s,,-,.o,. -u+ the count was
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

w,u,am Wilson and Pnriia br'Ahhs'.
o,rsa,aa AZ Clear Greek. Utah. Tor .1s
murder Of frank Gowan, have as1isss. VA !.
4, Astoria and made full confession" q
the crime.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

ron,s. travel. il i. were decided 70 DO
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
REVIVAL MEETING AT
RUSH HILL COM
MUNITY CHURCH

On Sunday, June 1st Mr.. V. I.
Wood, the Pastor, assisted by Profess
sor J. A. Kay, one of the best evange-
listic singers in the central states, will
begin a two weeks meeting at the
Rush Hill community church.
The chief aim of this meeting Will
be to revive the church and preach the
Gospel to the whole community. We
believe that the community plan is
the Lords plan and that it cannot fail
if we take counsel of Him.
We have planned to have Rev. Fred
Condit of kirksville, Mo-, with us on
Monday night and Tuesday night,
June 2nd and Bird. Mr.. Condit is one
of the most charming public speakers
in the state of Missouri and has been
instrumental in accomplishing the fed
Grafton of two churches in Hamilton,
Mo, fer which he preached three years
prior to going to Kirksville. If you
miss a rare treat.
miss hearing Mr.. Condit you will
Make your plans to attend the
meeting and help in any way you can.
Your presence and sympathetic aid
will be appreciated by the whole
church.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Will Goodson has purchased a
piano for the benefit of his children.
= Albert Williams entertained Sun
day in honor of Mrs. Williams brother,
Private HankirS, recently returned
from France and also her sister, Mrs.
Laws of Kansas City.
Mrs. Mary Lanning of Nebraska, is
visiting her brother, Bert Wallingtor
and with former friends.
Mrs. Brown of Mexico spent Sun
day at the home of her brother, Chas
Mildred.
Rev. st. Clair of Columbia filled his
regular appointment at the Christian
church Sunday. She joined the
church by letter.
A short Missionary program was
given at the Presbyterian church at
the regular Sunday school hour. The
subject being chosen, (KOrea.) The
offering amounted to $14.91.
Decoration Day will be observed in
Benton City Friday. A program will
be given and ice cream served during
the day to defray expenses. the
graves at the cemetery will be decor
ated.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
BENTON CITY.

The Rev. st. Clair filled his regu-
lar appointment at the Christian
church Sunday morning and evening.
At the morning service there were
eight who put in their membership by
letter.
Erisman Bsothers shipped load of
hogs Monday night to St. Louis.
Mrs. HILBERT and son, Fred, left
Friday night for Rippey, Iowa, to visit
Mrs. Glen Jehurson.
Mrs. Warren Laning, from Kansas,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Frances Laws, from Kansas
City, and Ross Hawkins of Colorado,
who was with the marines with the
32nd Division, spent a few days here
last week Ross left Saturday night
for Farmer City, ILL.,, where's his par
ents live.
We are surely glad to see and know
that so many of our boys are return
ing from overseas.
George Yelton and wife, of st. Louis
are visiting friends here.
There will be Decoration Day ser
vices at the Presbyterian church Fri
day.
Glen Williams, of Fulton, spent Sun
day with homefolks.
Mrs. Painter was called to New
Florence by the illness of her mother.
Miss Emma Wenger, who died at
her home in WelIsville, Monday, was
brought to Benton City Wednesday,
morning and was buried by the site
of her brother, John, who was laid
there in January.
Miss Grace Pearson and brother,
Fren, spent Sunday with Albert VII
liams and family.
Misses Susie Tanner and Pinkie
Douglass sepnt Sunday with Ben kcl-
ly and family.
Harvey Precht, of Kansas City, is
spending the week with his parents.
Those on the sick list are improv-
ing. Some of them are able to be out
again.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29

According to an unconfirmed report
Mexico is to be the center of motor
traffic system to be launched here this
fall. The plan, as it is understood,
considers the purchase of large num-
bcr of motor trucks, for freight haul
ing and several large motor busses for
passenger service.
Just what routes are to be followed
in the service have not been announ-
ced. However it is presumed they
will include a line to Santa Fe and
also to Perry, both good trading points
and both without railroad service.
The business, according to the report,
will be started in September. Such Z
plan has been discussed here at var
ious times. Since the junking of the
Mexico and Santa Fe Traction line
motor service over the territory reach
ed by it was considered good propos-
ition. 1t is impossible to secure con-
firmation of this report secure fur
ther details.
Those who are familiar with the re-
port seem to think it will be paying
proposition to conduct such a traffic
system. Farmers along the routes
will use it for service and in many
ways it will prove of great conven-
iencc.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
BRICK CO. BUYS
LARGE TRACT LAND

The A. 2. Green Fire Brick CO., has
purchased the 196 ocres, known as
the Garth property, which is south cf
Mexico and adjoins the company's
property in East Mexico. This was
bought at approximately 5000 an acre
and is one of the finest deposits of clay
in the entire country. The CLAY is
near the surface and can be mined
from the surface as the company is
doing with its present holdings in that
section.
The A. p. Green Fire Brick Co., has
also purchased from the Mexico Fire
Brick Co, their Josephine plant, in
West Mexico. This plant was built
last year and for several months has
not been in operation. 1t is well sit
uated between the c. & A. and Wab-
ash tracks and has a fine bed of clay
under it. This clay is mined through
shafts sunk into the ground.
The plant is new, modern and one
of the largest in this section.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
SANTA FE ITEMS.

J. f. Thompson was called to
Huntsville Tuesday by the illness of
his father.
Rozel Davis was a Mexico visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nelson departed
Tuesday for Seattle, Wash, after 4
weeks visit with his mother, Mrs
Annie Davis.
Emmett Davis returned home from
overseas Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucretia Hanger returned
home Friday after two weeks visit
with her brother, S. j. Yowell of
Slater.
Mrs. Sallie Fairbairn who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Camp
bell for the past two weeks, left on
Thursday for Madison, where she will
spend few days with her sister be-
fore returning to her home in Col
umbia.
Miss Mary Wilson has opened up
an ice cream parlor in connection with
her store, and will serve home made
ice cream every Saturday.
Miss Virgie Hughes visited Miss
Meta Leawson Sunday.
Rev. Snyder and brother of Center
and Rev. P. X. Holland were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harlow Sun
day.
Mesdames l.. G. and Lloyd Howard
accompanied Mrs. Mamie Rumble to
Paris Saturday, who is going to visit
her sister in Madison for a few days
before she leaves for Oklahoma.
Mrs. c. NJ. Paris was a Paris Wis
itor Monday.
Miss Bessie Keith is visiting rela-
tives in Paris.
Mrs. Marietta Wilson is not so well
a present writing.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson visited
his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Johnson
near AuXvasse Sunday.
DR.. j. F. Harrison and DIR. J. G.
Moore went to Excelsior Springs
Tuesday, to attend a state medical
meeting.
Major j. C. Stoy and Mrs. Stoy Lent
Mexico Monday for months visit
with friends and relatives in Atlanta,
Ga. They expect to return to Mexico
July 1st.
Mrs. R. B. Finley and children. Of
Marshall, are visiting Mexico rel
atives.
Herbert Pryor is here visiting rel
atives.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
VANDALIA. MO-. NEWS.

John Cochran, soldier just return
ed from France, has arrived home.
Young Cochran was in every battle
from Chateau Thierry to Verdun. In
Bcllieu Wood his division went three
days and three nights without food
or water. He was in the first wave
that advanced in the Argonne Forest
and nine times went cover the top
and vet he came out without a scratch
William Partee won the gold media
in the first annual oratorical contest
held here. The medal is offered an
nually by J. Leo Coontz.
A. NJ FOurt was reelected SchoOl
Superintendent here. Other teacAer:
elected are: Misses Georgia Gooch
Leta Moore, Mayme Neal, Hayes
Heller, Dollie Griggsby, Mrs. Lena
Lewis, Mrs. Louis Ryan and Mrs. D
B. GlaSscock.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
COLONEL BURTON
ON GOVERNOR STAFF

In his opening remarks to the grad
uating class of the Missouri Military
Academy at the annual commence
ment exercises Wednesday morning
at the Christian Church, Governor
Frederick d. Gardner announced he
had appointed Col. E. Y. Burton
member of his staff with full rank of
Colonel in recognition of the splen-
did work accomplished by the latter
in the management of the Academy.
He highly complimented this institu-
tion its growth and the splendid
corps of instructors at its head.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
DAVID HILL AND
HARDIN GIRL WE'D

David B. Hill of this city and Miss
Kathryn E. Miller of Mexico and a
student in Hardin College were mar
ried at the Presbyterian Manse at 4
o'clock Wednesday afternoon by the
Rev. A. A. Wallace.
Both young people are widely
known in Mexico and have the best
wishes of their many friends. They
probably will make their home in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29

A COUNTY Bond issue should be
had in Audrain for improved roads,
-This matter should not be DELAYED.
This is the only proper method of Sc
curing better and permanent high
ways. State and Federa1 aid could be
secured with the success of the bond
issue and many miles CT year-around
roads constructed. The citizens Of
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29

Eight counties of the Southeast dis
trict have started movement for the
of the Southeast Mis-
souri Agricultural Bureau. The plan
is being pushed by Xenophon Caverno,
president of the New Madrid County
Farm Bureau. The object of the bur
eau is to create central bureau az
a clearing house for farm bureaus.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29

Lewis county never had such a
prospect for wheat and rye as this
year, reports the Lcwistown Record.
The rye is heading out while the
wheat is also putting out shoots for
heads. 1t seems that we are going to
be blessed with an abundant crop this
year. The fields are indeed beautiful.
Much corn is being planted this week
and the acreage will be greater than
for many years, if not greater than
ever before.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
Large Cattle Insurance.

Ricketts, & Whitney recently wrote
an insurance policy for $20,4O0 on
Winn Bros. cattle, near this city.
Winn Bros, own Gerstdale Jones, the
famous $4,000 boar besides many
costly sows. This policy was on cat
tie only as they carry quite little
more other insurance.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29

The Mexico Poultry 4 Egg Co.
pays rash for cream when it is deliv-
cred to them. They also pay top cash
prices for poultry and eggs. They
always make fiat cash price and no
misleading discount. wit
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29

WHEN country, people and town
people work cordially together to
build up all parts of the county every
body will be benefited. Whatever in
jures your county seat town lowers
the value of your farm. Whatever
Injuries the farmer limits the town.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
United States Castings Special Priced
SAXON six" SPECIFICATIONS


Brakes-Two sets on rear wheel hubs.
Bodies-Sheet metal over wood frame.
Streamline, five-passenger. Front seat al
inches wide,> II inches deep. Heel board 10
dash % inches. Rear seat as inches wide,
1S inches deep.
Bearing-Timken roller bearings useo
throughout running gear. Large babbirt
bearings on crank shaft, connecting rods.
Carburetor-Stromberg float feed, au-
tcmatic type. Air supply heated by stove
On exhaust manifold. Insures carburetion
of low test gasoline. Gasoline supply valve
adjustment on dash. Easy starting.
Control-Center control. Throttle and
spark center of steering wheel, foot acceler-
ator.
Frame-pressed steel.
Gas Tank Rear gasoline tank, IS ga.-
Ion capacity. Gasoline gauge on tank.
Horsepower-30 to 35.
1gnition-Remy single system with sin-
gle set of high grade spark plugs.
Instrument Board-Stewart Warner
speedometer, ammeter, oil gauge, ignition
lock switch, instrument light.
Observation-Disclosures splash and
direct system. Direct oil leads to motor
gears, and individual oil pump for each cor
Meeting rod. Oil pressure gauge ,on cowl
dash. Oil indicator in crank case.
Motor-L-head type. Six cylinder cast
enbloc; 2N inch bore, Az inch stroke.
Rims-Quick detachable and demount
able. One extra rim.
Starting Device-Two unit Wagner
Electric. Bendix gear, fywheel drive. Gen
orator silent chain drive to crankshaft. Bat
terry carried under front seat.
Tires-32x31a inches all around, nom
skid on rear wheels.
Top-One man., high grade. Johnston
light in rear. Full back.
Wheel Base-112 inches.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1919-05-29
Will Deliver Memorial Address.

Rev. l.. H. Harboard will deliver the
Memorial address at Benton City Fri
day afternoon May 30th. The peo-
pie of that city will observe this day
in commemoration of the soldiers of
the past and of the present.