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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

lid il Don ben Doftorgra0 oes aa-
.noniiben Redtes unb lit nod elmer
fl1r5en 8irfinmfeit nls 8ifnr an ct.
Martin in goImnr ieitaDfni 1915 als
Sefretar am biiaSfliben Drbinorit
tGtig.- @eitorben iii am s.. De5em-
Der in 8rnnnitatt Der baielbft i'm
Mubeltanoe lebenbe bodtp. Nfnrrer
Soiepb 5org. Sc mar 1847 in
Bfnrrbeim geboren. 1872 gum 8rie~
tier gepeibt unb lainge Sabre 8far-
rer IN Sroningen.
Sdtpei5.
Sn 5tGn6erat itieg iibungsgemaB
gice-Br6iibert 81. Bnl1na1n (Mppen
5ed 81. 81. freil.) olf ben B~rdiibenten
ftnbl. Die fatb, ton. Sraftion bate
ben. @ice Nrditoentett 5u telen unb
iblug biefiir 5tdn6erat Dr. &aber
bor, ser einitimmig getpdblt mnroe.
Or. Mdber, Der gegentpdrtige 8rdii-
bent ser idtpeiaen fntb. 8olfspartei,
bertritt ben ST. SbfpDo felt 1915 I'M
Stanberat, lit cine marianne gri9ei.
hung nnb genieBt I'M State bobes Mn-
feben. Ser Stat beminigte einen 8nt1=
oesbeitrog bon 10 MiIioren Sran=
fen fir 6ie M11sbentung Der @r5lager
i'm Gridtal.
Deterreid).
Dur6 @ermittl11ng Der &efonitruf-
i'm Sang mur0e Elm finan=
5tenes Mbfommen %getroffen, bas Die
@etreibeberlorgung 9eitenreibs fir
bie Monate San1tar unb Sebruar f.
9eriteut. @s banbelt fid) I'M Die Be-
1doffnng bon 10000 Sonnen @etrei=
Sc. Sir Sic Srabt m11r6e bon Ser eng
&egierl1ng ein &reoit getpabrt.
Sir 6ie 8e5ablung 6es @etreioes bot
elm bol6n6i16es &oniortium etnen
bon 10 Millionen bonan6ii6en
@1tl6en %er0ffnet. &0Onig Scarf nno
&onigin 3ita baben Ben notleioenben
$50 @onmdntel, $50 Sri
fotbemoen unb 1910 Soar marine
5triimpfe 5um @ef9enf gema6t. 9ie
B%ororlbergs erbielten bon
Sem @6nigspaar 450 @oImGnter 400.
Erifotboien 1ln6 &em6en nn6 600
Boar 5trimpfe.
Mbeinlanb.
GLADDEN.. - Sic o1f Mnlniinng Der
AuGderfpeiiung borgenommerte dr5t-
lide nnteriudung Der @inber, 6ie ii6
anf IS 8olfsi6nIipiteme, 19 ionitige
2ebranltalten, a1tf Die &aifenbdufer,
&i16ergGrten, &rippen unb iibrigen
MISREPRESENTATION erftredt, bat fol-
grgebnis ar6bget etaoinoao
gebra1t: Al 8roaent Ser
Bolfsidnlfinber iin6 ausgefpro6en
untererndbrt lnb Is Bro3ent an IL
rer @eiun6beit f6tper gei@a0igt. SSm
gnn5en fi1tb SO Nro5ent Der Bolfs-
f6nlfinber Ser 3uinbnabrung 6rin-
gen6 beoiirftig. - Durb bie Mild-
b~erforguna bot sic 5ta6t Maden in
Ben Iebter1 .Wohen nit mndfenben
59mierigteiten 5,1 fampfen.N unmebr
1T es gelllngen, tdglib 1000 2iter
bondnotdiIdde MiIh 5u beiduffen, oie
CUR SGilfte 51m Snlan6spreiie on
&in6er nnb @rnnfe nbgegeben tper-
ben ion, tpdibreno bic an6ere @dlfte
gu entfpredeno erb0btem 8reiie 1T
ben freien 9erfebr fom1nt. Ser
1T tpeiter Die @infubr bon 700
bondn6iider @nrtoffel11 ge-.
1tebmigt tpor6en, mobo1t $50 @ng~
gong bereits eirtgetroHen iirb. Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
u. Januar, 1921
Rcrr SeattereeeS Mbcr
OemtiAlanN's uet.
Ser Better Der Anafer,Safe e.ttuirft
ein TRIBES Bib Der uirtidDaft.
id)en Sage.

Der Setter Ser @inberbilfsmiliion
Ser Sreunoe (Qudfer) bon 9merifo
in 3entIblanb, Serr Mlfre0 8. 5cat-
tergooo bon @ermantotpn, go, oeilen
8iro iid in 9orotbeen Strabe 2.
Berlin. befinoet, bot in einem 4nt-
iportl6reiben an Ben 2onooner Diref-
tor bonn ,Mmeriean &elief Momini:
itration european gbil6rens Suno."
Serrn @olter 2pman 8ropn, Dentid
lambs groBe Scot. geidiloert. Serrn
Scattergoob's 8rief lit bonn is. Sc.
sember 1920 batiert. 9err 8rotpn
hattie in einem S6retben an Sen Set
ter Ser Aa16derbilfe bonn s. Decent.
Der unter a11beren na6lteben6e Mnga=
ben eema6t:
nSn 8erbin0rng nit Der Mebl-2a.
ge in Sbrem 8etriebe min es uns er-
iheinen, als Oh. ,penn Die polnii6e
8egierung milens lit unb Die Mittel
Tin cine Iusoebmung I'M polniifen
9ilfeprogramm finoen fann, sic 5ent=
ibe &egierung, Die fid in elmer nr1=
enoli1 beiieren Sage befinoet, 1td}er=
Iid I'M Staroe fem ionte, aQes fir Die
bon Sbnen geplante grmeiterung Sb=
res 2iebesmerfs ben0tigte Webl gu
liefern. Natiirli9 fennen Sic Die 5i=
tuotion better als mir, aber es lit UNI
Ter gmpfinben, DaB oie MusOebnnng
Des oeuti9en Silfeprogramms 0oopn
abbangig gemadt meroen ionte, oaB
Die oeutide &egierung baS fir oieie
@rmeiterung NOTICE Wtebl nno>oen er=
forberltden 3nder liefert. SIN Sale
Seiterrei9's nno Bolen's iinb mir
nit grfolq 1ieiem Brin5ip gefolgt,
1,nb beibe iinb in elmer beoerteno
ibpierigeren Gage mie Deuti6lano."
Sn ieinem Mntportidreiben fonita-
tiert Serr 5cattergoo6, 6aB Die Gle
ferung bes fir Sic &inberipeiiung be-
notigten t3uders Der 3ufer : abtei=
lung oes 0eutiden @rndbrungs : Wi=
ni1teriums feline Sdmierigfeiten 5u
MAIDEN i9eint. Sic lit iogar berett,
oie gan5e Bis gum 5dIuB Der &ilfs=
afhtion ben0tigte 3udermenge I'M Bor<
aus iebt i6on 5u Iiefern. 9ie Auoli=
tat 5es MebIs, peldes geliefert tpir=
Sc, bobe in6eiien uie6erbolt gu Be-
idmeroen Mn1aB gegeben, unb es Jet
Sic Mnfrage an Sic 5uitdnoige Steae
Des Riniiteriums geridtet moroen>
OBJ mirfli6 65%iges Bei5enmebl fit
bie @in6eripeiiung geliefert miroe.
Sic Mebl=stene nebme fi6 3ett nit
benz Mntporten nr6 ideine ni6t 10
Ieiitlmgsfdbig gu fem, mie Die 3n-
deritene. Sc babe 6en Mni6etn, nls
Oh Die MebI=2iefer1ing ser bentf6en
Regierurg 5dmierigfeiten bereite.
4err 5cattergoob fdbrt Damn in iei=
nem s9reiben mie folgt fort:
Gin 8ereleid nit 9eferpei6 nno
HoIen lit nidt 5uldfii6, unb aud nidt
biGig megen Der beridie6ennrtigen
6altung ibrer 8egierungen in 8e5ng
uuf oie Srage 6es Shuloemabens.
Raturlid lteden ale brei ftrdtbar in
gduI6en , aber Ser .aIlgemein bier
berriden6e gin6rud lit Ser, oaB go
len nnb Oeiterreib einen Sals nber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

laopfaaurg berfolgen, Der MIR elm gn-
joe baber fam, mabreuo Geutidlanb
|aneg aufbietet, nm aus Der 8atlbe
au fommen, in Der es it1 befinbet,
IDesbalb ibeim es borlidtiger in lei.
men @eriprebunge1 al iein. mie bie
beioen anberen Gambler. Snoeiien
mer6en mir Elm 8eiub nro nibt cine
|5or6erung an Die @egierung itelle,
fir bag Mebl. bas fir cine Musbeb=
nl,ng uniereS 8rogramms n0tig 1T,
iouten mir 5l elmer Iold}en I'M 5tan-
Joe iein."
Serr Scattereoob erflGrt, bob, o.
|berfld9lih betradtet, Sic Gage in
Deuti9lan6 better eri9eint, oils Dor
|einiger 3eit, aber baB fie idlimmer
lit, penn man lie bonn f~un0amentalen
I5tanopunfte aus, oas beiBt bonn
|Stanopunfte Der finm5ielen 5it1a,
ltion Ser Nation aus, in @rtpdgung
|aiebt. Isle bnben 5tpeifelloS,1 idreibt
9err Scattergooo tDeiter, v6te 3ab-
len geleben, mel9e 6ie Soften Der 8e-
I1esung-Mrmeen 6ar1teaen - $751;
100000 big Dor ettpa einem Monat
fir sic Mmerifaner un6, 100000
1000 Srancs fir sic Sran5oieH. Die
|3oblen fir 6ie belgiiden nnb engli-
|iden 8eiabungs : Gruppen iteben
mir nidt CUR Gerfugung. 9a5u font
men 6as &ieien6eftatt 6es lebten Sab
res fir 6ie &egierungS : 5nnftionen,
|8abnen, Soft, ETC., Dos Der niebrig=
lten Mngobe nod Is Miliaroen Marf
un6 Ser b6diten 5ufolge 40 Milior-
Sen Marf betrGgt, nnb Die @iebergut=
madnng, 0eren 8etrag nod nibt feft=
geiebt moroen 1T. nn6 anes 6ies oben
bronf auf cine perbliHen6e National-
|S6ulo, beronlaBt bnr6 Sen &rieg.
!gs lit 6aber fein 8unoef> DOB oie
|leitenben Sinanciers Die Gage fir ma
be5n boffnungslos balten."
9ie Scot Ser @inoer in Ben @rob-
lta6ten miro Serrn 5cattergoo6s Mn=
ii6t nod Big CUR rdditen @rnte gera-
Sc 10 groB iein mie porber, namli6
Dor le9g ODER u9t Monaten, trob al
lem, mos fir Tie geibeben lit. Die
|grb0bung Der N~abrungsmftel=Yr eiie
bat sic Scot nod periddrft. Sic Spei-
flung lit amf fIetnere Std6te nit me-
niger als $4,000 ginmobnern ousge-
.6ebnt moroen, neil fie bnielbit, noe
mentli6 menn Snoultrieitdote in Srn=
ge fommen, eben1o groB, ia oft gro-
fer 1T pie in @roBitd0ten, 6ie hires
nmfanges tpegen groBere Borrdte bon
2ebensmitteln a15ieben. SSn Die &in=
berIpeiimng e~inge5ogem fin6 iebt oos
gar5e belebte @ebiet, 9an5ig nno
SltprenBen, iopie einige friiber ni6t
berudiidtigte @roBitd0te mie &anno=
Der gum 8eiipiel.
Mbfolut notuen6ig lit Die grndb-
r1nq. elmer Minion &in0er-5u 3eit
mer6en, neil Bic Mittel nidt neiter
reiden, MIR ettDa 100000 nit elmer
t6gIiden 3niaBmabl5eit berieben. So
nit Ser Musbebn11ng ser Silfsaftion
auf friiber nidt berudiiihtigte @ebiez
te nth Sic 8ebolfferumss unb &tn-
ber=3oB geftiegen 1T, lteH cine Wil-
lion &ir6er etmn 1870 ser Riroer
in ben 5f66ten bar, meIhe Der Mebr=
sabI nod 10000 gintpobner o6er
mebr adblen. Darin eingeibIoiien limo
borfaotiide Diftrifte I'M 81tbrl@ebiet
Iunb 6as gr5gebiirge nit iIeinen Stdo,
ten uno 9orfden. S SIN leBten gSrmb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

ife Ser lobten ISOLDE i9o11 Die Senato-
rem @alib (Dem.) bon MaiabuietB
+un6 2aBoaette Mep.) bon 8iseoniin
.eingerei6t, bod lit Die 8eeos Die
.idarffte bon bnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

boadnoiiben @artoffeInk oie nad Or
|ih0pfung Der einbeimiiden aartof=
|felporr1te in ser nd1iten 9ode- aus
gegeber1 tperoen, foiten i'm aleinbnn-
bel s Bfenrig bas Rfunb. Die 8r0b-
den, I'M meld)es Die 5tnbt Maden
bon pieler Nabbaritdoten benedict
murbe, merben rurrnebr peribminben
5tatt beiien tpirb Elm 0eiBbrob aus
Miibmeb, beIteben6 aus @ei5enmcbi
unb Maispuber, bergeitent. Daeltrd
lit es mogIih, bie grobrntion bon
1880 @rar1m auf 1900 @rarnm fir
5mei Woden ) uerbGiben. Nuf benz
Babnbof @reu5tpaIb Bel @aargemii11-
De 1tieBf Elm Berionen5lg anf einen
@iter5ug; es geb IL Cote uno %
gerlebte.
Il @effaleu.
PIN 8. De5enber itarb in Slpe Der
nm bas WobI oer 5tdbt mnD oes @rei-
les bodtpoblperbiente @brenburger,
6abrifbeiiber Sugo &legenberg, Elm
al1b auf Dem prnftifden io5ialen Sc
biete iebr tidtiger Mann bon raitloier
59nHensfraft. Ct mar Sta6tperorb-
meter, bann 8eigeor0neter, Mitglie6
,bes &reistages, bes Observation-Disclosures
|ges, Observation-Disclosures, Brobin5ial=
rat nnb 6es 8e5irfsausibniies. Das
ausgeoebnte @iienbabnneb oes &rei-
1es lit meientli6 ieinen 8emibungen
5n beroonfen. 9abei NOR er Elm nut
fterbafter @atbolif nno eifrifer 3en-
trl1msmnnn
9annober.
Sos Mnbenfen Sulius M0iers, BEL
fen 200. @ebnrtstag IN 6ieien Sngen
I'M Ser litterartiben nn6 gelebten
@elt gefeiert moroen lit, muroe in
9Snabriid, bas M0ier 5u ieinem
.gr0Bten Sobne re6net, an Il. Seq.
bnr6 cine miir0ige @ebenffeier feit=
lid bega1tgen. .Mofer mar 1852
|1768 Sn1ti5iar am bieiigen &riminal-
geri9t, iibte tp6breno Ser Min0eriab-
|rigfeit bes Surltbiidofs Srieorib Ell
men leitenoen @inflnb auf Sic &egie=
rung bes Siirltbistums aus nn6 bat
nod lnnge nod ieinem om 8. SSa11l1=
ar 1874 bier erfolgten Eo6e gMnittg
no6geDirft. gr bot al16 berDorra-
genoe 56riften berfaBt. nnberitdnb-
1id 1T es, baB 6ie 300 SeQotpS, Die.
erit Iange nod ieinem Code m eng.
Inn6 organiiiert tpur6enk Moier nls
eit1en ser ibrigen feiern.
8aDern.
Cine einfabe, idIi6te, ober melt
iiber Dberammergau binams befann=
tie urlo bo@gef6dbte Dberammergauer
8urgersfra1 mmr6e am 6elte Moria
gmpfGngnis 5l @rabe g%etragen: es
lit 6ies Sran Mnna De6ler, langi9b-
rige nnermiioltde @nitpirtin gum
@eiben 2amm ober gum Brunne1=
bebger, benz 6tommbanie Deg Sol
1ionsfompoiitenrs Modms De6ler.
Soit Elm babies Sabrbnnbert tano
ole 6rau bonn friiben Worgen biz
gum Menbe am &eroe, iorgen6' fir
.ibr Sous, lire @5affe nnb I'M Stillen
'Wobltaten ubeno. Son ftrenger &edt=
.Iidfeit nnb ,ieItener s@iiite, Die oft ge=
mug aud miBbraubt tpllrbe, NOR tie
rbei Ben Sommergaiftem Die iib ger
ne Bel ibr an Glide einfanoen, tpie
bel ben ginbeimiiden als Die r9eo
lermntter" befannt nnb gerannt,ur1o
IN Ser 85nt NOR tie nllen cine nabr=
bnftige Mntter, b%eforbers ben Mr=
men bes DRIES.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27
Dlbenbnrg.

-
9ie Sirran5Iage bes 6reiltantes Ol=
6enburg lit 5par feinestpegs roitg,
aber immerbin als berbdltnismaBig
giinftig 5u be5eidJnen. Ser 8oran-
i6lag re6net BET elmer @eiammtein-
|nabme bon 62,25O,OOO un6 elmer Sc
fnmmtausgabe bon 64,150,O00 Marf
fir 1921 nit einem Geblbetrag bon
100000 Marf. Das iin6 MIR 2.5
Bro5ent 6er @eiammtansgabe. Sir
0ieien Musfan lit eine 9efung ni6t
borban6en, man bot Dorldnfig audi
bon befon0eren DedungsmaBnabbmen
|nbgeieben nn6 min Sic meitere @nt=
|1pidlung abmarten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-01-27

5taotpfurrer 8enfde, ole 8atres
Mannnal6 nn6 SernefeB bonn 5fu-
0ienbeim 5tena Waris urb aus I'm
termardtaI gpirituaI Hebm nnb bie
Srau @eneraIobesin S1meiter 8in-
5en5 %o1meien6.
The Washington times., 1921-02-26
BY j. III. YEOMAlNS.

Washington is going to have real big city auto show
March IL to l9 inclusive. The Washington Auomotive
Trade Association has secured Convention Hail. which
that the show will be big backed by progressive,
hard-workng organization and in building admirably
suited to the purpose
AS "Old Settler puts it, this show is going to be
show than Washington has Everyone will
be there and everyone will be glad of it because every
thing and interesting in passenger cars, trucks and
accessories will be shown there
1t seems a long bark back to "before-thewar days,
yet if stop to think recall the days when we
bumped elbows at the big Washington shows and won
dered if those shows could be beatenanywhere any time
March 10 going the opening of show that
will hang up record for real interest and instructive
value.
Special arrangements have been made to provide
entertainment during the progress OF the show
in addition to that entertainment which the motor en-
thusiast finds in gazing upon the finest of perfected
products of the automobile industry. Orchestras have
been obtained for the entire week to provide daily
grams of jazz classical music ballad melodies they
may desire.
While all statesmen and dealers will be prepared to
receive orders-in fact will be the alert for them-
the order of the association that the exhibit be
Quoted show and that visitors whether prospects
window shoppers" shall be treated with unfaing
courtesy.
'sHurry the Auto Show. We want to see the new
models and to feel the thrill of selecting from
big field"
This has been the expressed feeling of the motoring
public which looks upon the Automobile Show one of
the certain harbngers of those spring days when all roads
beckon to tourists when fishing streams aplay with
trout and bass and when picnic groves lure the lover of
outdoors.
The Washington times., 1921-02-26
AUTO GREASE CUP
MAY Be IMPROVED
Properly Converted, Chassis
Can Be fabricated in Five
Minutes Work.

On many old cars the grease cups
furnished on the spring shackle bolts
and at other points on the chassis
are practically useless. Filling them'
and making certain that the grease
goes through, takes an hour OF SO
OF time, and requires. pliers more oiteh
than not.
These grease cups can be converted
for the use OF oilers, says Charles b.
Pearce. in MOTOR IL Is necessary
first to remove the cups and clean
them out thoroughly. Then lay them
on the bench and put a little solder
ing paste in each one. Melt the
solder, preferably holding the bar
over each cup and fusing II win
gasoline torch. and drop enough into
each cup to bring II about hair fuii'
Care must be taken to have the cups
level, so that the top or the solder
will sit nat. The nat surface makes
an oil-tight joint with the end OF the
bolt when the cup Is screwed oack
tightly
The cups are then drilled with a
ls-inch drill and tapped for h-inch
pipe. and the oilers are screwed In.
Care must be taken not to run the tap
too far in. as the solder is soft and
the threads strip easily. II will be
found best to have about three COM
plete grooves In the thread when the
tap Is backed out. This VIII Just start
the oilers nicely and they will tap the
rest as they are screwed In.
To save the work of removing all
the bolts to clean out the grease, Mt
n Inch ell in one OF the cups ana
screw q high compression cup In the
ell. This ombination Is then applied
to each bolt In turn, hlled with light
oil and screwed down. Three or four
fillings of oil forced through will
clean out all the grease and leave the
bolts ready for oil.
With the oilers fitted the entire
chassis can be fabricated In five min
utes, and, better still, In any five min
utes that you have to spare, whether
or not you have on your working
clothes.
The Washington times., 1921-02-26

confronted with transportation prob
lens. He has found 1t cuts down de-
lays in hauls and also by the addition
of special dump bodies and loading
equipment saves many minutes at
starting point and destination.
The lumber dealer has recognized
the value of the truck as rapidly as
any single member Of the building
industry, a fact demonstrated by the
1000 odd trucks which are now
owned and operated by lumber deal
ers alone. Furthermore. the advent
of trailers has helped them to carry
double the load on one trip. With a
large building program imminent this
year, the motor truck may be counted
upon to play q very important part
in the work.
The Washington times., 1921-02-26
FOR TAKING CARE
OF MOTOR TRUCK TIRES

In order to secure the best serv-
ice from the tires on his truck.
whether they are solids or pnsu-
matics. there are a number OF i'm
portant rules which the driver should
observe. Some OF these points are
presented In the following:
l. All truck tires have a load
limit. Constant slight or occasional
heavy oyerloads shorten tire life.
2. Distribute the load In the truck
body so each tire will bear its pro-
The Washington times., 1921-02-26

mands.. Where but a short time ago
the erection of a great structure was
looked upon as the work OF years,
today a building almost grows out Of
date between the time the completion
Of the architects plans and the an
nouncement OF the buildings opening
unless speed is used. The builder
who attempts to meet the require
ments of present-day efficiency can
not hope to succeed unless he uses one
of the most important mediums for
obtaining this speed. namely. motor
transportation.
Demonstrating from the beginning
that 1t possesses not only unusual
carrying power. but speed as well, the
truck has come to mean the salvation
in many cases of builders who were
The Washington times., 1921-02-26
gtOn AutOmOtiye Trade Association to Hold Show

rortionate share OF the weight car
ried.
.. OyeTspeeding a tire has the
same harmful effect as oyerlosding
Keep truck speed within prescribed
limits.
4. Know-don't suess-your in
fation figures. Too frequently we
and drivers who give but scApty
thought To proper imitation OF tire
equipment. The inevitable results
from such neglect are disastrous.
Proper imitation pressure IL as i'm
portant as proper loads and speeds.
8. Tires are limited In shock abb
sorbing power. Careful. slow driv-
ing on rough or rutty roads win re-
duce tire costs.
The Washington times., 1921-02-26
MOTOR TRUCK GROWING
AS FACTOR IN BUILDING
Has SuppIanted Horse Rapidly
In Important Industry.

In no other single avene. in war and
peace, has the passing Of the horse
been more rapid than in the building
industry. This is due TO the fdct that
the nature of building activity lends
itself particularly to .motorization
and 1t is evident that untold efficiency
has been added to 1t by the substitu-
tion. Of motor trucks for horse-drawn
equipment.
The past decade has seen vast
change in building methods and de-
The Washington times., 1921-02-26
AUTOMOTIVE
SECTION
Plan to Tax Big Trucks.

Because big trucks are tearing W
the highways and making the re-
pair Of bridges a costly Item. legis-
Iatiye leaders In New York State
are planning TO pass q bill that viii
tax motor trucks weighing nye tons
and over 800 a ton, every year. It
is estimated that this will yield
$3.50 600 a year TO the State.
The Washington times., 1921-02-26

A whippet tank, captured by Cana
dian soldiers In the world war. was
put TO work crushing down snow
banks on the main thoroushfare OF
st. Johns, Newfoundland. after a
four-day blizzard.
The Washington times., 1921-02-26
AUTOMoT1yE
SECTION

OF Autounobe Industry During 1910, by Alfred Reeves,
csesr.l Manager National Assonosis Chamber
,.-,e, Of Commerce.
AUTOMOBILE USE.
ss:s%Ss' s.5s 1s % sSSSSS
cSrs and trucks owned by farmers 100000
cent registration in 900 population eco
Per cent Of registration in towns Of 1000 population
output agricultural districts sSa
snSs saa eaas anS trucks
entering leaving daily 1572
truck w ~ .sSoss
value by Of sTuh to each farmer SIS;
Saving in transport charges to each farmer annually ,oo
AUTOMOBILES PART IN NATIONS BUSINESS
Amount special paid annually by industry to
sssss as 1.'s s car
F.: Per ts % .:sd ssS %si for @ s
e !,
vehicles. 500 900 900
PRODUCTION IN 1890
s:: ss::.:ssr :ss ss' s.s. p9sss:; sss
Wholesale value cars and trucks produced s21ssissss
ysu s es
s: $;ss
car manufacturers production s
Employees engaged 100000
Automobile
in 19%
AUTOMOBILE EXPORTS IN 1890
Value Of vehicles and parts exported, including
engines 1888 900
Number automobiles exported $4,000
of
$155 100000
exported. $1,000
Value of motor trucks exported 5OOOOO0
o which
DEALERS AND GARAGES IN u. s. :. . ..: ..t2 |
Passenger dealers 3621O
Repair shops 1856
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
Veeck-Killefer RumOr
Merely a Coast Dream

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Some gent out in
Los Angeles conceived an idea yesterday
and with the usual speed with which bad
news travels, his Idea went tearing across
The country, only to fade out into just
what It was-nothing. The idea was that
President william Veeck and Manager
Bill Killefer had resigned from the Cubs
and that Frank Chance would forsake his
Glendora, (CaL) orange grove to come East
and assume the leadership Of the north
siders.
The story had 1t that veeck and Kill
Iefer had been forced to throw up their
Jobs as the result of their failure to get
EAinie Groh. Neeck didn't even take the
trouble to deny the report.
After finishing hearty laugh, he said {:
"Well, II | had paid the Cincinnati Club
Sf75 600 for GrOh, l probably would have
quit and I'd have done it before the
club owners had time to chase me out.
Killefer is signed up for next season and
the prospects are good for his remain
ing longer"
Teeck had conference yesterday with
Bill Killefer's brother Wade, who man
ages the Los Angeles Club. The talk Is
supposed to have conferred around Out
fielder Arnold STATE and pitcher Vic AL
bridge, and it Is a good bet that the
transfer of these players from the Angels
to Cubs will be announced shortly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
REDLAND FANS
FAVOR RECENT
CLUB CHANGES
GrOh Affair and Deal for
Coast Stars Approved by
Cincy RoOters.
ROUSH CASE UNSETTLED

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1o.-The opinion is
freely expressed by the best posted local
baseball men that the Cincinnati Club has
strengthened its forces materially and
may be quite a factor IN the National
League race next season.
The acquisition Of George Burns for
Heine Groh is spoken Of as one of the
smartest trades ever pulled off by the
Reds. In this deal the club not only ria
itself OF a man who had been anxious
to get away for some time, but also
filed the position of ROush in center
field and at the same time received SO
large bundle of coin that several Othef
purchases of players may easily be MADE
TWO OF COASTS
BEST PLAYERS.
The purchase Of Caveney and Plneih
from the Coast League brings to Cincln-
natl the two most promising players IN
that section. and both of these deals were
acco nplished without giving up a single
pIaye- OF value TO the Reds, with the pos
sfbfe exception Of Pitcher Mitchell, VINO
was included in the trade for Saveney
without having been given trlaI III the
major league. -
Ali of the Western League men az me
Buffalo meeting agreed that Mitchell mss
all the signs Of a major league nuTleT,
but he might have been a bloomeI IN last
company, and, at any rate, the heds re-
tain a string on him, and II ne makes
good on the coast next year ne MI ne
recalled for the Cincinnati Club in lS-5-
The other players sent to the coast
were all men who would not have been