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The courier-index., 1919-08-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

c. N. Houck, secretary-treasurer of the Miller Lumber Company, is able to be up after an inconvenient attack of illness.
 James Harrington, wife and chil. dren and MT. Harrington's mother have returned from Colorado Springs where they spent the last three weeks
 Mrs J Shaul and daughter, Miss Irene, returned today from Chicago and New York where they have been purchasing goods for the Shau store here.
 The regular weekly cotton report issued by the Arkansas Cotton Trade Association shows 21,461 bales oi cotton had been received in Mari anna up to August 1.
 Sam Bowen brought to town Fri day an open cotton boil from his plantation south of Marianna T. c. Conner, on Cow Bayou re. ports number of open bolls on his farm.
 Miss Lucle Taylor entertained at her home on the Taylor place on Tuesday evening with a picnic supper in honor of Mrs. T. B. In- gram and daughter of Florence Alabama.
 The office of the Western Union Telegraph Company has been mov- ed from the lobby of the Hotel Ma rianna to the quarters in the hotel building formerly occupied by Chis- um's grocery store.
 c L Richmond and wife of Osceola have leased the Lewis Hotel and have changed the name of the place to the Richmond House The new proprietors have made many i'm provements in the hotel
 Miss Lois Lucille Parker entertain- ed 45 of her little friends with a party on Wednesday afternoon, the event of her fifth birthday Outdoor games were played until o'clock then the guests were served with ice cream cones and cake Each child present was presented with a souvenir, and they reported a very pleasant afternoon
 Tom Hobbs and wife have return. ed from St Louis where they spent the past ten days While in St Louis Mir Hobbs made contracts foi several very fine screen productions which will be shown at the Majestic Theatre here Recently the Majestic has installed new picture machines and made other improvements that will afford the patrons excellent service
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EHER BANK
 |)R MAR|ANNA
D s CLARKE l. U GROVE BACK NEW
 rur,oN WITH CAPITAL
 OF $so,0o0

\. will soon have a new \ q capital of s5o,ooo and [of 5000, according to a
 made several days ago 1 Newborn and D 5 Clark 1. nromoters of the institu- Clark, who will be cashier ew bank. said he and ms had not fully determined [.me of the new bank. but liability it would be called Its Bank of Mariana ! only four men interested N institution-Messrs W D {DL Grifis and D s Clark. ity, and s H Grove, well ,.yelng salesman of Poplar
 MT Newborn will be the 1 Messrs Griffis and Grove dents, and D s Clark, Articles of incorporation 6led with the Secretary of mediately after September thin ten days or two weeks
 will open in temporary
 somewhere on Poplar n the meantime work has rted on the rebuilding of |story brick structure oE e lot formerly occupied by He's Bank and by Houston rdware store When the
 finished it will be occu- the Griffis-Newbern store she new bank Next year hs-Newbern Company will their three-story depart re that was destroyed by br ago The stock of mer- will then be moved from
 building to the new build
 Gambrell & company will D the Grove building when ted by the Newborn
 and the Shaul building
 Dped by Gambrell & Com
 owned by w D Newborn, |rn down and replaced with
 three or five story build si understood this building be permanent home of the 70 the big fire in August, rianna had four banks The pyed the buildings occupied eClintock banking Company Peoples Bank The Me Bank, owned by w S Me- x L Nixon and D s Clark, clidated with the Bank of
 and the Peoples Bank ged with the Lee County Bank MT. Clark became e-president of the Bank of
 which position he now
 has resigned, however, ef-
 September 1
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Proof Positive. Wife--"I think that chauffeur was under the infiu- ence of liquor"
 Husband-"T know that he was. He gave me back the right change" Motorist.
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Had Villa thought of calling his vast bandit band Bolshiviki he might have secured lot of parlor Social ist support in this country.-ch.ss- go ally News
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No Argument think of the money you'll save through prohibi- tion."
 "Savei Why the money it took to stock up my cellar will keep me in debt for five years" Life.
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They are talking of sending some American prohibition workers to En- gland to convert that country, too. Why not send all of them?-New York Morning Telegraph.
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The ex-Crown Prince intends to claim the fright of asylum" Lots of folks think he ought to have been in one years ago.-Pittsburg Chron- icle Telegraph.
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A Helping Hand (slightly dazed after falling off bus) -"Where am F"
 Gutter Merchant :-"Here ware. sir-map O London, one penny. 2 London Blighty
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Germany financial statement is nearly as gloomy as that of the Rail- way administration. - St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Former King Constantine is re- ported to be hard up. Why doesn't he go to work?-New Bedford Standard
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Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Wilson have sown dragons teeth, !" yawps a Berlin Blatt. More impor- tant, they have pulled Germany's.--- Chicago Tribune.
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The Italian Foreign Minister is Tommasso Tittoni. Abbreviation
 would make him bird.-Minneapo
 lis Journal.
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Mir. De Valera might as we'll re- sign the Presidency of the Irish Re public in favor of Mir. Dempsey St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Liquor Goes Down to Defeat. - Jackson Citizen-Patriot. It may in Michigan. It goes the other way down here.-Chicago Tribune.
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ss sady for Fall Garden

[W t;, 0aFden
 \ s,ale Sn. to get the fall gar Snd pet out cabbage plants Sil !, e1c'' an dsee that the En ,s au kept n the best of |is a ;a all d dead, decaying n'I ruD'. D.
 h cabbaeo 'ae garden. At this tucse@ cs@DOage' nag bean vines, pea
 n in the garden s'',' Clare are ener ;s once, The success bs bs'' .sts. IS the fellow ssiS, who
 trv aa'er ~ the garden work D
 re to ,;,, gro wa fall garden
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bias ia'iss ss. pOindexter has \ over, ,so0% n for president. N DetrOit News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
RIGOROUS ROAD TESTS
OF 0LDSMOBlLE TRUCKS
Every Mnrchinc Sent Ont From Fac
tory In Given Trinl Under Ser
vice Conditions.

Not so many years ago practically
no reputable automobile manufacturer
considered Il machine ready for ship
mont unless it had proved its mettle
in an actual road test says Mr.. D. 4.
Prcntiss. local dealer, who have re-
Gently taken on the sale OF the new
ODDS mobiic Economy Truck, In addition
70 the regular passenger car line. but
those days have passed. Rig produce
ton schedules have eliminated tho
road test until now the big automobile
factory that practices road testing is
the exception rather than the rule.
while superior standardized manu-
featuring methods no doubt make A
road test less essential than formerly.
the fact still remains that the best
way TO determine tina; an AUTOMOBILE,
is all that II is supposed to he is TO
give it road test. Anu tina. is, nut
1t out on the road and make IL per
form. For obvious reasons this is par
t!cularly true of trucks
For that reason We are glad to be
able TO say that every Oldsmobilc Econ
oIny Truck makes good before IL is O.
I'D for shipments from tho factory
by making good I mean exactly that
The testers bolt iron blocks which
weigh something over three quarters of
ton TO the frame and then take the
truck right out into the country where
real performance necessary. This is
not merely test OF power; travelling
over deeply rutted roads. up hill and
down. Will very quickly bring to light
any defects in material or workman
shin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
STRENGTHEN MITCHELL
DURING PERIOD OF WAR
Too Heavy, and Improve
Models.
HAS MANY NEW FEATURES
Changes Are Made In Manufacturing
Efforts Which Produce Much Bet
ter Observation-Disclosures in Detail
Is Shown.

The fact that there would be few
new new. things TO- sec at the show this
10 the a%tomobie fraterni ESh ff Il IS
realized that most people come to the
show 70 sec what is new. and that this
features. tho novelty OF which draws
The Mitchell Motors Company. Inc,
OF Racine. Wis. however. arc among
the few makers who exhibited somo-
'A MESti Tes thy new new Mitchell, sxe. do no.
s ssa @sy has rsasa fe .h Tbs
tinc,iy now in the sense that it has
been built throughout to the finer.
fa sher ba srrSc TO which The Mitchell
facilities to winning tho war.
that the Mitchell engineering staff have
gone over this car from headlight to
rs ana and haxs eyeE
which may be expeeted to give good
the ordinary car.
VIEW ~ THAN IN pAsT YEARS
It was realized early in their inves-
that the old standard Of stren "s 'nef FOR
discarded. The light six was too light,
1t called for too many sacrifices. The
car of the future must be An all around
performer. light enough to give good
gasoline and tire mileage and heavy
enough to stand up for years under
hard treatment.
Accordingly, the frame was strength
side members. but by reinforcing the
cross members and by the method of
assembling the frame with hot riyets
which hold tight instead OF cold rivets
Which soon loosen up.
The rear axle was made of heavier,
better material throughout. New kinks
in the design. cutting and mounting OF
the spiral bevel gears tend to make
the axle quieter as well as stronger.
\ new method of hanging the brakes
which vastly increases their efficiency
and case of operation has been devised.
This policy Of strengthening the car
has been carried out in all details. such
as the steering gear. front axle, bodies
and in many other places.
MANUFACTURING METHODS
IMPROVED DURING YEAR
The one thing which the war has
taught those manufacturers who have
been making material for the govern
mcnt is how to do fine work. Mitchell
engineers took full advantage of this
knowledge in performing the new vic
The cylinders. for example, arc
ground to accurate dimensions and
smooth finish instead of being reamed,
as is usually the case. The methods or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
RURAL MOTOR EXPRESS
IS GROWING IN AMERICA
Intcrcit5 Motor Services Being Es.
tablishcd to Garry Farm
Products.
m OPERATION IN COLORADO
Middle West Also Adopting Plan
Rapidly - Big Refrigerator Car
Makes Daily Trips Between DE.
troit and Toledo.

A coal mine on an inaccessible
i n;i;T, thousands OF miles away from
dollars, but It has no value whatever
a field of ripe tomatoes forty miles
from a large city is worth several
hundred dollars. but the tomatoes have
get them TO the market in good con-
dition. Next year he won't plant any
more tomatoes than will supply his
own needs, and when his neighhors do
likewise there is scarcity OF tona-
toes and consumers must pay higher
priccs. With Il good method of haul
age furnished the farmer would re-
ceivc fair price for his product the
freight carrier would make a good
profit and the ultimate consumer be
able to afford sliced tomatoes. tomato
one meal if he desired.
And that is what is going TO take
PLACE everEwhere If town and country
will get together and make the scheme
profitable for the men who operate the
hauling systems He will have TO have
full loads each way 10 keep down
Several transportation companies In
the Middle West have been organized
and are trying out new idea of maxi
ing regular trips daily between towns
from fifteen TO fifty miles apart.
AUTOMOBILE EMPRESS
WORKS IN COLORADO
One OF the recent interpretations is
controlled by group Of dairymcn ut
Castle Rock. Col, who have combined
their business opportunities with the
general advance OF economic distribu-
tion OF farm products IN general The
company has several trucks, which
make regular trips 10 Denver. dis
lance of thirty-two miles, bringing 20
the metropolis dairy products and re-
turning with n load OF small wares TO
be dropped at towns along the way.
This practice developed through the
extension of the suburban motor traffic.
and more generally. perhaps. because
of the copgested condition OF railroad
freight traffic. due TO war shipments.
Fruit. vegetables milk and eggs ar
rive In market or direct to the door OF
the consumer fresh and desirable as
on the day they leave the farm 1t is
the most encouraging and potent indi-
cation to the farmer that no matter
what his production, his product will
find speedy way to market
BIG REFRIGERATOR CAR
MAKES DAILY TRIPS
At Detroit siS-ton refrigerator
truck, hauling heavy trailer. makes
daily trips to Toledo. Two and one
half days are required 10 ship by rail,
whereas the motor truck completes the
thousand pounds OF beef to the load.
The service is now being extended 10
other cities
At Omaha Neb. the following 1.-Two
stock was delivered by motor truck to
market from January to November
/, 1918: ls.4es head OF cattle, l53,ols
hogs and $3.50 sheep.
On the line between Cleveland and
Akron. Ohio, in period of twelve
months, motor trucks hauling freight
hauls.
At indianapolis. 574 motor trucks
loaded with live stock passed into the
Union Stock Yards in one day. They
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
came in a steady line from midnight
until LONG ffer Ia Nhrnak

came in a steady line from midnight
until long after daybrcak.
Al Mason City. Iowa. two trucks of a
tween that city and Lake Mills recent
lH made the round trip, ninety-two
miles miles: in ln5 drying rSnstorm. in nine
cost of s46.35.
Another, line, operating from Mason
City to Albert Lea. Mimi. distance of
trip in six hours and forty minutes
which covered ali all o overhead va" espen nes
whereas by rail the cost would have
OF THE WORLD
highways transport committees, is go
ing to bring the whole world nearer
ip,t the 4, cost Ao of prodnetion: The motor
OF diet OF the world and will pobabiy
re9uce the cost of eating.
affected: industry at large il going TO
use motor haulage to an extent never
6e fore dreamed. Of. truck dealers say.
ana maui more cannot help but make
inc world better place TO live in.
1920 i"r ro Haii a r going TO be big fac
thlns. ana that is bring homo TO us
INC value of our highways ana the
t tS o. spending enough money on
dcr heavy haulaEc work.
MORE TRuCkS FOR FARMS
AND RURAL COMMUNITIES
The future is going 10 sec moro
trucks used on tho farm and in rural
communities. The greater body OF CON
SumerS seems today, AS never before
.nclr wheat and potatoes. and posi,
s sF glories in his neighbours garden
S i,Si;;, nand mas been lef, idle through
indiuerence, TO its possibilities as a
"S IA producer and saver OF lives.
=, Inc war n,,1 has taught city people and
i"ms rs ",ike that agricultural prob
.lonai problems. The present farmer
must meet present and future problems
means at hand. Machinery must dc
men work TO heretofore unheard-of
uesTee. tractors must prepare tho
IaHu ana harvest the crops-trucks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

heat treating gears have been SO i'm
gears result.
Throuehout tho whole Mitchell fac.
tory the spirit OF better workmanship
iett by the wor Is helping Mitchell
Workmen to build the new car better
than any car has ever boon built he.
fore. Over $25o,o0o worth or new ma :
the results of this better Workman
ship certain.
REFINEMENT OF DETAIL
NOT LACKING IN CAR
ing the n nsSo M Sea5eH e sI the tdheycop
prospective buyer of this class car ex-
poets, and has n right to expect. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

tails Of the car no buys M tho man
VINO has more money to spend. And
no car better exemplihes how this con-
dillon can be met than this now model.
extremes. represent tho very best de-
yeiopment OF current body styles They
very comfortable TO ride in and per-
mqnnsht IN Tho excellence of their finish.
,, meal leather Is used for the uphol-
its shape apd does not wad down be-
tween the cushion springs. -Four coats
two arc. among some OF tho means
taken to mako tho new Victory model
stay good looking.
4, handsome waterproof top of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

best material obtainable, tho lines Oh
OF the body distinguish this car from
the others. The top Is made even more
attractive by nlckle trimming on the
bows. while two plate glass windows
in tho rear make tho car moro con-
ventcnt and safe to drive with tho
top up.
A comfortable. roomy drivers COM
partment with every control and In
or the driver and IL rear seat Wide
enough TO give comfortable room for
tors which will make the new Mitchell
SKIES acceptable to the motoring
public. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

must market the products OF tho soil
and take tho supplies back to the
farm.
Therefore. the future OF the rural
motor express contains possibilities
that cannot DO forctold.
AS James J. Hill remarked, there's
no profit III hauling empties Every
town. large or small. should have a
return loads bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
Seven-Passcngcr Touring Car.

CPEAK Of comfort to Hupmobile
~ owner, and he Thinks for one thing,
Of his cars performance.
He does that because he knows that his
fourcylinder car not only equals, but
actually" out performs other types on the
essential points.
He is rarely tempted by cars with more
than four cylinders. He has seen them
perform; and he believes his Hupmobile
does BETTER
Comfort also means serrnce to the Hup-
mobile owner. For him, the word service
translates itself into service from the car
rather than from the service station.
Next he thinks Of economy. He runs his
car at an unusually low outlay
He gets really exceptional mileage on
gasoline and oil. The same applies to his
tires. And the item of repair parts and
labor figures hardly at all. Does comfort
mean these things to you?
TERMINAL MOTOR CO.
Cary Streets.
70 Auomb
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Business Chances
WHY TAKE CHANGES?


 Would you loan money to a total stranger? Then why accept the allur- ing statements of promoters selling oil stocks, before thoroughly investigat- Ing their claims? Holders of oil stock will make millions of dollars in profits. There will also be millions of dollars lost. But why not protect yourself from loss by keeping posted as to what is actually being done by scores of oil companies operating in the great Mid Continent and Texas Oil Fields. Profit by this information. Read the oil Press. Every issue brimful of val u,able data and authentic informa-
 ton and analytical reports concerning hundreds of different companies sell ing stock to the public, their prospects, etc. The knowledge obtained by read ing a single issue may make you con- siderable money-may protect you from loss. Write for free copy to- day, together with "The Market" con taining latest quotations for all listed and unlisted, active and inactive oil stocks: also while they last a new, ac
 curate colored map of Kansas, Okla homa and Texas. just out. featuring the oil fields in red. Address Oil Press, 705 Republic Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

cHATTEL LOANS EASY TO GET in sums up to $500 at lawful rates on your furniture. piano. automobile, live stock, implements. etc. Repay in small monthly installments, if desired; ann pie funds; just and courteous treat ment; strictly confidential. Peoples Loan and Invest. Co.. 23 E. Washing ton rt Phone 13q6 If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

WE manufacture a carburetor for Ford cars which is guaranteed to give
 double the mileage over any other
 carburetor ever constructed regardless of name, make or price. We are now
 ready to furnish carburetors also for Dodge and Maxwell cars. Will furn-
 ish them for other cars in a short time. Money refunded if fifteen days FREE trial does not prove 1t. Entirely new principle-simple plain tube-not a moving part. Guaranteed to start in zero weather without heating or prim- ing. Tremendous demand. 35,000 now in use in Chicago territory. Reliable, energetic man who can guarantee sales and carry stock of $500 to s2000 de- pending on demand, can secure ex- elusive territory and will easily net s25,000 this year. No special experi- ence necessary. Frank A. Urwan, 509 w. Jackson Blvd, Chicago. III. It : WANT PARTY capable of becoming state manager for g. local business house; investment of s2.000 neces- sary. Fully secured and excellent op- portunity for a good live young man looking for permanent business. Box 34U. Republican. dd
 FOR SALE-Boarding house with an income of $3000 per monyn: in the best mining town in the state; full particu- lars regarding price, terms, location, stock on hand. etc. Jas. C.. Shelden, 324 North Fifth avenue, Phoenix, Ari- zorA 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
scs RANCH LOANS 7%.

SC RANCH LOANS 7q5. Private money {, loan to years at and per cent on approved ranch property. Amounts s2.500 s9.000, s4,- 900, s5.000. s6,000, sl0,000, Owners only. No agents.
 D. T. MITCHELL,
 53e Citizens National Bank Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Auto and Tractor Repairing

T. D. JEANES REPAIR CO
 General auto repairing. Expert trou- ble service. Tractors and stationary engines a speciality. Phone 1547. ais N. Sixth Ave. < 10bl
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
FOR SALE SMALL GROCERY

Stock and Fixtures ssoo Four living rooms in back of store. Rent on all s3o per month. If in- terested today, call at SIS North Ninth avenue. After today call at
 c5 WEST MONROE 1
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Money to Loan

MONEY to loan on real estate in amounts from $500 up. No delay. J. E. Geare 142 w. Washington st. dd
 WANTED to borrow $3,000 on first class business property for one or two years. No agents. Box 23-U Repub- lican. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
To Place Your Ads Wisely--Use The Rep
Wanted Heb, Male
$10o

WE WANT
 1 truck driver, $10o per month. , teamster. city, s3.50. man and wife, cooks, for board ing house. s145.
 Man to do team work and wife to run lodging house.
 LAborers, city, S3.50. LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 Cactus Way. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
LOST

New Horse Shoe easing. 3ox3h size. between Peoria and Glendale. Reward. CALL MIR. CARTER AT KoRRIcKs
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Lost and Found

MATTRESS dropped off wagon on Park road. 1908 E. Washington St. Dhano 971A
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

FOR SALE-Garage and service sta ton centrally located and making money. Owner has other interests de- more attention and will make exceptional proposition. Sell all or half interest. Box 72-U. Republican. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Carpenter Work

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 FOR CARPENTER WORK, repair ing, jobing. phone Sos2. s2s East Jef- ferson. 10-bs
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

LOST-Large sable and white male collie; white ring around neck; an- swers to name of Puppy. Reward for return or information leading to re- eovery. Dr. Light. Mesa. ad
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Business Chances
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Large thoroughly alive and progress sive Pacific Coast rubber plant na- tionally marketing a produce embrac-
 ing new idea in tire construction in which there are over 250,00 users to- day, desires to appoint a distributor in this territory. We want to hear only from man of good business standing. capable of organizing and managing a selling force and anxious to build a business of his own. Must be financially responsible and able to furnish bank and trade references. To the right man an income of from s12,0O0 to s20Oo0 per year is assured on repeat business alone. If you are honest and ambitious, coupled with real ability and personality, we have a tremendously big opportunity open for you. Act fast-wire, write or come to San Francisco at once. Give a gen. eral outline of your past business con- nections and experience in your first letter-this is important and will be held in confidence. Mir. Anger, Sales Manager, PIT Second St, San Fran cisco Calif 1t