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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-05
Axhbrook Lonesome Survivor.

COl.UM BUS, OHIO, Nov. 1.-The
only Indicated change today in re-
suits of Tuesdays election was the
apparent reelection of William -.
Ashbrook, veteran Democratic Con-
gressman I'm the Seventh District.
Having yesterday conceded the cleo
tion Of d. NJ. Morgan. his Republican
opponent, Ashbrook today was claim
Ing his own election by ten votes on
complete unofficial returns. II will
take the official count TO decide the
race.
Should Ashbrook finally win. he
VIII be the only Democrat among
Ohio's twenty-one representatives In
the new Congress.
With only twenty-thrcc precincts
IN % heard from on President. Scna-
tor Harding had n plurality OF 900
loS over Governor Cox. The vote
Harding. 1.161.05S: Cox. 765.95o.
Returns so far tabulated make no
change in the result for other offices.
the Republican candidates being
elected by large pluralitics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-05

GADSDEN. ALA. Nov. 4.-Plans
for contrasting the election OF l.. Il.
conference today between Charles
Il. Kennamer. Republican candidate
for Congress from tho Seventh Dis
R FG e leaders PPefggsc tn conceis
Raincy's election. claiming there
were Irregularities In the voting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-05
ENDS SUGAR CONTROL
President Wilson Revokcs I.fccpnc,
Held by Rehncrs. Dealers and
Exporters
Thy Associated Prese, I

WASHINGTON. Nov. A.-The last
Vestige OF government control over
sugar has been removed through
signature by President Wilson OF n
proclamation providing for revoca-
ton November Is of licenses held nv
wholesalers, refincrs, exporters and
Importers. ,-t IN, a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-05
Je,.ev Npiorlty a1U.71a

al returns tonight Increased Senator
Iinrding's plurality over Governor
Cox to 310.7ls. with 167 districts
still missing. tho vote was Harding.
537.S32; Cox. 227.114.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-05
Fourth Marxlnnh In nnnbt

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 4.-Thc Of
mciai canvass OF the returns from
adjourned until tomorrow with only
about half of tho returns from tho
Fourth Congressional District veri-
hen. w. O. Atwood. Republican can
uldate, disputed the correctness OF
me unofficial count. which reelected
representative J.. Charles Linthicum
Dy plurality OF 97l, and tho votes In
10 settle the question Atwood
gained ninety-one votes In today's
Swami Apparently ncnten.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Late incom-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-05

regarded Barry as having been n
military prisoner.
owing to the Intensity of feeling
1t is doubtful whether we will be
able to restrain the volunteers utter
this" he said. First evidence of
what he meant was the fact that two
constables captured In the Kerry
conflicts of Sunday had later been
found shot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-05

and for that reason those intimately
in touch with MIN believe he will
make II the leading subject OF his
final message to Congress in Deem
Der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Manufacturers Report
Benefits in Increased
Time and Brain Power

variety Of goods. but also car usage
Is 30 widespread that almost every
line OF industry receives creative
aid from tho timeeaving Of cars
The amount OF aid which a manu-
faeturrr gains from his car natur.
ally varies according TO the circum-
stances and his own ineilnationz.
Many executives reported that their
automobiles aided them very little.
II any. in a business way. On tho
other hand. a manufacturer of ladies'
waists In Cleveland reported; En-
ablcs me 10 give two hours more
time daily 20 busincss.- Tho head OF
an electric plant In Saratoga. Wyo..
said; 1T saves the salary OF a man"
The executive oe . factory In Lake
wood. o.. reported . 600 per cent In
crease In efficiency from car use.
The use OF automobiles instead Of
trolley or rail connection " higher
in the manufacturing class than In
most groups using cars Forty-two
per cent OF their mileage Is employed
In this way Tho cause for this II
that many plants are located IN out
lying districts Of the city. served
BY crowded troilcya Tho executive
has his horne several miles from tho
plant In another section OF tho city
and II Is much shorter for HIM 10
use his car In going To the plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Mild Winter Indications
Favorable for Driving

Jack up the cnr5, debate tho tires
and wrap them in covers.
o. Don't let car stand on tires all
wintor-to do NO means a new set Of
tires Ia tho spring.
Already The outoome OF the presi.
dental election has been recorded on
the roadside historical bulletin
boards OF tho United States Tire
company.
At Marion, ohio. The book carries
this information: Marion is the
homo OF Warren Ganaiiel Harding.
who was elected zsth president Of
tho United States on his 55th birth.
day lSov. 2. 1890. by the largest
popular plurality ever recorded
And at Northampton. Mass. one
OF the big boards reads as follows.
Northampton is TIE Massachusetts
homo or Calvin Coolidge. who. on
Nov. 2. 1920. was elected vice prrsl.
dent OF the United States by the
largest plurality ever recorded for
that Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

therefore II In up 70 tho motoris,
himself 90 forrstaii the folly OF the
man on the street with a device tha,
would stop the automobile sooner
than the emergency brake.
That device II pow n possibility
and IN available TO every motoria, at
a nominal cost The invention has
never been brought out by any ae
cczsory firm. nor has I, even been
patented IL N intended for home
construction only. and can be put up
by any amateur mechanic. IL Ia
given hero for what u Is worth.
Get two moiybdcnum steel rods
the toughest obtainable each Abou,
three inche. longer than half the
total width OF the car. Each Il to
be attached 90 zach spring. across
the front Of tho car. but between the
wheels Tn whole apparatus IL car.
Rcd BY double rods. from the rincers
center to a single rod which reaches
up thru the footeoard and becomes
the special emergency brake handle
With this arrangement. II pcde.
TRAN surprises the motorist. tho
driver Immediately pulls back the
special brake handle. which opens
tho plncers and shoots out the bars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

WASHINGTON. u. c. Nov. 60
one.third more brain power l. made
available for the business world by
automobile usage. This Is the testi-
mony OF many lines In reply Ia a
QUESTIONABLE sent out by the Ma.
tional Automobile Chamber OF Com.
merce
The equivalent Of sT.tsi men OF
executive caiiber has been added TO
the business world thru motor trans
| portation. a gain In saiary.values OF
sss2.3es. 900. These. figures are ar
rived at by applying tho one-third
Increase from car use 10 the number
Of men receiving $4,000 to $4,000
IN the United States as reported IN
tho latest internal revenue figures.
The number Of men In this class II
reported to be iis.4Ts. averaging In
the nelghborhood Of $4,000 year.
This gain 90 the ieiividuai official
and the saving In salary costs to
manufacturing establishments tells
but part OF the story. There Is a
dcarth OF ses. oeo-a-year men In the
view OF noted financiers. Cons--
quen,ly the car. In extending the use
fuiness of executives. Is filling a
sharply felt need In business.
The benefit from this service ~
well distributed. The automobile 4
not only a large customer for a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

Motorists need not be quick about
putting their cars IN storage this
year. In fact. they Will get plenty OF
uso from them II they don't store
them away. for there are many indi.
cations that the approaching winter
viii be short and mild one.
Tho frogs. which usually seek n
cozy spot In the mud at the bottom
OF the pond In early autumn, when
bad winters threaten. are still bark.
Ing Justify NJ sunset in many sec
tons. In rural districts II has been
noted that the muskrat II taking his
time about building his winter habi.
tation. In northern New York.
where winter sets In early. no IL go.
ing about his work In iei5urely Fash
ion and probably won't get tho job
finished until Christmas.
In noting these facts. the United
States Tire company points out that
ono nice thing about motoring In
winter II that wear on tires In less
In cold weather than In the hot sum
mer months. Heat n tho worst
enemy OF rubber. II cold weather
lasted all the year round tire mile
age records would increase amaz
ingly.
IL you are going 70 put your car
away In spite Of the prospect OF con.
siderable opportunity for It's use
hero are some things 70 do with re-
gard TO the tires II you want TO find
them In good shape neat spring:
/. Wash tho tires carefully out
side 20 remove oil and grease.
?. Remove tires from the wheels
and wrap them up In paper or cloth.
}. Store In a cool. dry place away
from daylight
T. II urns are ieft on che car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
GUN BUILT OF TIRES
FEATURES TIRE EXHIBIT

James =. raursen. proprietor Of a
Goodyear service station at San
Diego. Cal. has his own ideas about
tire exhibits. and IN usually a jump
or two ahead OF his competitors In
designing interesting and tasty es-
hlhits OF tires for window display.
At the recent San Diego county
fair Iaurscn's exhibit took the form
OF n ponderous bong range gun made
wholly from Goodyear tires. gradu.
ating In size from ssxs Mt the brecch
10 sox3 y at the muxzieL
The gun earrtagn. bum Of tubes
packed In square boxes. was mount
cd on two gigantic t2xo pneumatic
cord truck tires with cylindrical
cartons Of accessories serving az
spokes.
Tho big ire run was The sen-a-
ton OF Automobile row. at the fair
and was inspected with great inter
est by thousands Of viaitorx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
TAKING THE BUMPS

Not only is It torture 20 me
passenger in tho rear OF the auto
mobile. but IL helps shorten the
life OF the car, when you drive
over tracks or road ruts without
slackening UP. Tho springs. the
tires and rims get the brunt OF
such joits, and then the careless
motorist wonders why his cost Of
upkeep IN no much higher than
that OF other motorists.
To make AL riding pleasant
and az cheap as possible. take
ruts and tracks cautiously. Throw
out the clutch and apply the foot
brake gently.
Where there II room, approach
- place at an angle, especially
rossing railroad tracks. Both
wheels. In such case. would not
strike the bump at the same time,
thus relieving the shock SO that
II viii not be disagreeable to the
riders In back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
HEALTHY STATE OF
BUSINESS IN JAVA

An order which II Indicative Of the
healthy state OF business ON tho II.
land OF Java. IL one that has Jus,
been placed by New York export
concern with offices in socrabaya,
tho chief city OF Java
The order calls for 500 EIs.eil mo.
tor trucks and 200 traiicr.. all bear,
ing Goodyear tire equipment The
trucks will be uBed on Ihe islands
extensive coffee and rubber planta.
tlona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
ITALY TO EXPORT
HALF AUTO OUTPUT

Second 10 the United States In the
export Of automobiles Is Italy. which
heretofore had not been prominent
as an automobile manufacturing
country. But whlie tho automobile
plants OF tho allied countries were
being used for war purposes. the
Italian factories kept right on at
their original work. 80 that now
that country is ready to export half
Of their output The r. l. A. r. com
pany alone Is exporting two thirds Of
It's production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
LOCAL FIRM SECURES
IMPORTANT LINE

Another big step forward has been
made by the Sunset Electric Co In
having secured the Northwest agenr
cy for Che Blur Motor Appliance
builders OF the Blur lighting and =
milton system.
This system is being used ON about
fifty makes OF trucks. tractors and
pleasure cars. From their central
service stations at Seattle and Port
land. the Sunset Electric Co. VIII dis
tribute TO all other service stations
In this territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
AFTER A LONG RIDE

Ono operation that should be
repeated zealouHiy after every 1000
or 1900 miles the automobile has
been driven In 10 drain tho engine
Of all oil. give II a thorough clean
ing and rein with fresh oil. At the
end OF $500 miles service. a tiro
should be Debated. dlHmountod and
cleaned Of all soapHtone and grit
The rims should DO cleaned OF rust
and painted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
TIRES, LIKE PEOPLE,
GROW OLD WITH TIME

when numerous small Sits and
cracks appear In n tire Il IL sign Of
the approach OF old age. A strange
thing about auto castings In this re.
spect Is their similarity to men and
women While they don't get gray
haired. they do become wrinkled and
cracked. often chalky white In ap-
pearance.
The fabric IN an old tire gradually
becomes brittle and hard 80 that I,
brcaks easily. Like the bones Of old
people. II Is difficult TO knit. The tire
surgeons work increases In difficuity
with the age Of the casing.
Like individuals. those VIII cse
strength Is conserved do not 50 rad.
iiy show their age Tho best way TO
preserve their usefulness is to take
care OF them.
To hide the effects Of az. and
wear. motorists frequently doll them
up painting the slde walls and
washing with cleaning solutions.
Others pay no attention 70 their APP
Pearance and permit them to so shah
by.
Ordinarily. the snan cracks appear
ing on the aide walls do little harm.
unless they penetrate thru tho rub
Der covering TO tho fabric under
Meath II Is well worth the motor.
fst's attention 20 have his castings
regularly inspected.
Tires age fastest when lying
around They are kept In best condi
ton In actual servics- II II Is neccs.
sz4ry to store them. they VIII retain
their life longest In an even and mod
crate temperature and light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
KEEP OIL OFF FLOOR

Every motoriEt should know thai,
oil II deadly enemy OF rubber. and
oil ieft on IN. garage floor viii do
more TO destroy set Of tires than
hundreds OF miles Of travel. Any oil
dropped on the floor should. there
fore. he cieaped off Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
GIVE IN STEERING WHEEL.

Never permit too much lost motion
In tho steering wheel All parts OF
tho steering apparatus. from Tho
wheels back. should be kept tight
and properly adjusted II means
easier control and greater assurance
OF safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Motor Cars Add 10000
Executives to- Business
To Stop Auto
Quicker Than
Foot Brake

or what good In your emergency
brake when you arn running even
ut normal speed. and a pedestrian
suddenly darts out into your pathr
Application Of both brakes at once
could not stop the car In time,
II IL just this Kind Of accident that
II feared most by tho motorist BE-.
cause II results most likely In a IA.
talry. The pedestrian win never
learn. a. every auto driver knows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

into the sposes of tho front wheels
That would sfop tho car faster than
any friction brake:
OF course. you hate TO think Of
what would happen TO your machine.
but what Is a 1900. or even $1,000
car 70 a human ilfef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

Tho automobile camping ground
outside OF Woodland. Cal. extended
FREQ ilgh,n. water. sewage and fuel
at low rates. 10 tourists, so some
OF tho city jewellers moved out and
made the ground n permanent resi-
dcnee district Which resulted IN an
ordinance limiting the camping time
10 ono week. Now tho place II
again a camping ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
OIL USE IN WINTER

With the approach OF cold weather
u is well 20 remember that much
lighter grease IN tho transmission
and rear axle can be used. II tho
grease is too heavy II win not work
into sho bearings ana gear sets.
Some engines also require n lighter
oil In winter than IN warm weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

OF All small motor vehicles, one
has appeared IN Europe claiming
the title m smallest II II a one
passenger ear with maximum
speed OF about II miles an hour,
The power ~ supplied by dry bat.
teries which have 10 DO renewed
every four hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
TOUCH INTERRUPTOR POINTS

Consf Mt use causes tho inter-
rupter points TO become pitted with
oxide and results in poor ignition.
Touch the points with n so-caiied
emery board" used for nanicuring.
which viii clear away the oxide and
assure good ignition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
RIoAD8Wy
B&SaRE.THsS

PREPARED ny sAMuEL ,. urMI,s
h~ot-be~ Msia.s --stlood
De- Meine- anema lilEhiine - Pair 10
hlnN county iina.
H-atsa- Il~ntea Jusetion
fssutsn- Maple VALLEY 80 fmparsAhis n
Cedar Mountain regarding To reach
Maple valley, 50 Via issaquah and
Hobart o. Via swan Lake VIA ripe
Magic saiis, -nis~s Dismsaa-dood.
h-at- Maple Valley Sew road epsn from
Kent sast. fair shaPs. balance Of road
good
" seainsiii~- Dux.fi --F.ir
pus all. tall s1fy-aoed
hefmead- TALL sity--oooa.
nedmsnd He'll weea-tiessf fc~ rsvinr
k.-sssn- fs-aaaah -Ssw csncrsts road. a.
miles from nsntoa. open. gravel SEQ
fien good.
is..auAh Hesisasna-Nia Iaks sammAm-
sab Fair
>~~ps II -i..aauah Coed
hentan- ttri isvue--caod
t-nasaoia~- rs.akii.-Tw i've miles At Hnurn-
ela~ being paved Open bsyoai
Aasara. nisek Diam~na -~s- eoner.,s
road epsa to miles beyond Auburn
good gravel beyond. also via fons creek
sas--s i'isb~a, East Of Serih Bead
1nef 70 summit
hctisiisn rss. Highway 49, tEuuneiaw-
yend Eaumrias good All roads
afpurd InumciAv ssceiisnt
ALL PAVED HosD- IN GOOD
CONDITION
Riehm~nd Beach head closed en-. mite
-e<' % North Trunk road. pAsing
under saF detnur.
tashoa Island - Tts Seattle -rashen
Heights fsrrr discontinued The nez
hoines Portage ferry Il IN operation.
Read from Nashcn Heights south closed
for gafinx. Other reads Ga isiand
coed to fAtr.
R~atsn- Kent "a a-s Hfds,--Ssw esaersts
pavement epen for travel. cpnsinueus
eoncfefs road rrom nsnton 20 Auhurn.
nHIpsE@ UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Novelty brsdx.-over Nneauslmie Open.
fc~ ititi BrsdEe Green River. near
Auhurn-clased
orsitis bridge Ns~ hfifx~ ep~n.
For further Information feEareInr rins
county fe4ds call MAin tpes. local -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

The American forces in Germany.
consisting OF about 1900 troops. are
completely motorized. including the
artillery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

Gasoline In England is measured
by the imperial gallon" which u
onefifth larger than the Americas
gallon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
AUTO TALK
MIEN GAS MONT IGNITE

The motorist who does not use his
machine for several days will find
that. on starting out with IL. the
gasoline viii be slow 10 ignite. This
IN partly due 10 evaporation and
partly 10 chemical changes In tho
gasoline that took place while the
car was not In usa.
Tho registration OF automobiles
In California no far this year Ia al
most that for the whole OF 1919. For
the FIRST half of 1890. the number
OF cars Registered there WIS 49,.
sSs. not a thousand ioas than that
OF 1919.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
DON'T LIKE LAW
Representative Mann Asks
Changes In Primary.
Voters To Be Required To Reg
lister Party Preference.

Members of minority parties will be
compelled to vote in their own party
primaries or stay at home if the legis-
lature passes bill t. be introduced by
Charles E. Mann of Osborne county.
Mann. who is the probable speaker pre-
tenn in the next session, is strongly OPP
posed to the primary law in its pres
ent form and wants several changes.
He declares that minority party MEM
bers aid in making -eak selections for
the majority party.
Register Party Affiliations.
Under his proposal registration of
party affiliations would be required of
all voters in country districts and in
cities of the third class. Such rec
ords would be gathered in March by
then change party affiliation. it would
be necessary to make oath as to
change in party loyalty before the per-
son would be permitted to vote. Men
and women who declare themselves
independents would be denied the
right to vote in primaries of any po-
litica1 party.
Also" Mann adds, at want an
amendment to the primary law pro-
viding for fines and forfeiture of NOM
ination for any candidate of one party
who solicits voters in an opposing
party to call for a party ballot not
their own at a primary election. Many
candidates in order to secure e. Re-
publican nomination solicit Democrats
to call for a Republican ballot at the
primary and help them out.
Says Primary Is Unjust.
After the Democrat has helped his
friend, he is at liberty to try to nomi-
nate a weak Republican ticket to op-
pose his own party nominees in the
general election. This would also
work the other way if Democrats paid
any attention to the primary law
which they don't. The injustices of the
primary election law under the pres
end conditions are al suffered by the
majority party. In this state it hap
pens to be the Republican party"
Mann is recognized as one of the
strongest progressive members of the
house. He was one of the strong and
popular new member during the ses-
sions of 1919-20. Recently he was
! urged as the administration candidate
for the speakership, but refused to
make the race against w. w, Harvey
of Clark county whose election is now
assured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-29
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK
BY LEE PAPE-

Ma was Introducing Embroidery up
in her room, and L sed, hay ma
Hay is for horses, sed ma
And she kepp on introducing the
Embroidery and pritty soon l sed, Hay
ma, I meen, ma?
Wat? sed ma.
Is vinegar eny good of stane re-
mover? 1 sed.
Such an ideer, sed ma.
Meening it wasent, and L sed, Wen
wont it-cven take out egg stanes-ma Z!
Certeny not. sed ma, and sed, Not
even out of carpits?
Look here, have you bin dropping
eggs on eny of my carpits? sed ma.
No mann, holey smoaks, ma, amt
bin dropping eggs enywares. sed, and
ma sed, Well then watts all this silly
conversation about?
Wat silly conversation, ma? sed,
and ma sed. o hush up. -
WITCH 1 did for a vile, and then Il
sed, Well of corse if vinegar wont take
out egg stanes then wy of corse it wont
take out grape jooce stanes.
Benny, ware did you spill grape
jooce? Tell me immeeditly, sed ma,
and sed, Nowares ma, holey smoaks.
Well did you spill enytning? sed ma.
Yes mann, I sed, and ma sed, Wat?
Ware?
ony some ink on the parler carpit,
I sed.
Being wy I had to stay in all aftir-
noon