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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15
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r r REHI'AD
RoBoTlJfCTvo PROFIT
DAM oD pRkCE.

Ako ie zndmo, mesto Yonngs.
town chce zaviest dan Cd prace,
dan robotnicku. Dan BY plati| ~
zdy robotnik, ktory prac
platil by ju kazdy darebd
Fac a povalovac. Dan by d l.llla
priemerne jedno-dnovy zarobok
robotnika.
Mesto p6vodne chcelo zaviest
dan od zamestnania a obchodu.
Proti tomu sd oval zamestnava-
telia agitacia "a tak1 dan stl-
CHA.
Proti novo-zamysl 'anej dani Cd
prace rdzne oval sa United Labor
Congress 2 Youngstown, ktorom
sdruzene sii vsetky unie robotnf-
cke v meste. Ma sch6dzi Labor
Congressu tajomnik Howe ostro
odsldil zamysl' l'anl krivdu ma 70.
botnfctvo, ktore vzdy musi len
t'archy znasat'. Mnohe velike ma
jetky budovy v meste ME sd oda-
meme spravne v pomere domami
robotnikov, takze mesto, keby SO
dane ma tie bndovy zvySily, by do
stalo pckne pcniaze z toho pra-
mena. Tiez napadol vysoke place
mestskych iiradnikov. Mayor do
stava $1,000 roGne a ncrobi mic
mcstsky fiskus dostane $4,000 ma
rok a "a neho robia styria INF f;s-
kali; komisar pouliGnych kar de-
stane $4,000 rocne ccld pracu je-
no konei druhy clovek Potion met
divu, ked' pani, nemajdc incl ro-
boty. vymysl 'aid, ako by Wac dani
mohli dostat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15
1000 ncv$oh Slsnov pro Y.Mo.A

Youngstownsk& odboSka =. N.
6. a. u posledn5 tysdeh dostala
ID sxajhe lona ], 800 noyych cle-
nov, takxe pocituje tsrax uj 1000
Slenoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15
Strasna vrazda
maleho chlapcaI|

6-rocnsho Pavla Prologo Y krovl
Lincoln parku V stredu. Policia
nevie 81 vysvetlit' pricinu vraxdy.
Y stredu cez poludnie, ked
skolaci maju vol'no, traja xiaci
skoly Srdca Jezisovho, James
Herman, Peter Taffe q George
Westcott zazreli zajacka behats
po Lincoln parku pustili sa xa
MIN. Pri nahahanf zajaca prisli na
mrtvolu polozobleceneho chlapGe-
ka medzi krovim. ned 'aIeko Glad
stone st Strasny nalez oznamili "
skole a odtial telefonovane bolo
policii. Policia rychlo prisla ma
miesto zlocinu a videla tam lezat
dolu tvarickou asi 6-roGneho
chlapceka zakrvaveneho hlavou
strasne poprebijanou, takmer roz-
mliazdenou. Preto re len pred par
hodinami John Prologo a jeho xe-
ma 2 (. 1349 Hawn Ave. oznamili
policii, ze sa i'm chlapec ztratil,
boil hned zavolanf stotoznit mrt-
volu ii hned al stotoznili Y mrt-
vole svojho nevlastneho synka.
prologovci potion yyrozpravali,
Re utorok vecer prisiel k ni,L
ieden ich dobre znamv priatel' q
ziadal ich, aby pustili chlapca
MIN sa sankovat' Chlapec nechcel
zprvu ist'. ale ked ich priatcl' mu
dial dakol 'ko centov, tax privolil.
Bolo to okolo s. hodiny veeer q
ked' sa chlapec nevracal 20 SAM
kovacky ich priatel' 'om, ustaros
steni hl'aeali ho okolo parku eex
.eela roc 4 rano aznamih xec poli!s.
eli, lebo 0 ich priatcl 'ovi znili,
re ma "a sebou nepeknd minsl-
lost. Policia hl'adala bez vysled-
ku, az ked spomenuti chlapci, na-
hanajtc zajaeka, nasli chlapceka
zayrazdeneho krovi parku.
Mrtvola chlapca bola polozoble-
cena. Nemal ma sebe nohaviciek,
ami ciapky, ami kabata. Preto sa
zprvu myslelo, ze yrah vykonal
najprv ma chlapcekovi zyerstvo
pred zavrazdenfm. Ale koroner
dr.. Hayes nenasiel ziadnei stopy
nasilia okrem poprebijanei hlavy,
preto teoria zverstve bola zane
chana. Arestovani boil dvaja bur-
deri IL Prologov, ba sami Proio-
govci' ale tito boil vypusteni, ked
dokazali nevinu. Policia usilovne
hi ada chlapa, ktory maleho chap
ca wal sankovat' sa MIN me-
vratil.' Vrah Dol videny V utorox
veeer v jednom obchode pri parku
chlapcom, kde mu kupoval c,l-
kriky. Vo Stvrtok videny Dol VI
Coitsville jednou zenou, ktorej So
opytoval o cestu do New Castle.
Zistene bolo, ze vrazda spacha-
ma bola stredu rano okolo 10.
hodiny, lebo ked bola mrtvola OBJ
javena ma poludnie, bola este tepl&
vymokala nej krv. ze kde Dol
chlapcek vrahom co robil cez
noe, je zahada. Sama vrazda me-
bola vykonana ma mieste, kde bola
mrtvola tnajdena. ale lasi stvrt
mile d'alej parku, pri plote,
ktory ohrad ME zensky domcek.
Tam boly najdene kalnze krve Il
chybujiice satocky chlapeeka.
Maiy Paul Prologo Je nevlaSt-
nym synom Prologovcov. Jeho ro-
dicia zomreli pred rokom 4 ~
svojho wall ho Prologovci len
pred mesiacom . jedneho katolf-
ckeho sirotinca Pittsburghu.
Prologovcom zomrel vlastny syn "
Prologova Ia svojim diet'at'os6
tax zialila, ze chorl 'avela : je3
muz musel jej what mal6hc Fei
ka "a svojho, lebo 50 vel'mi u u
dobal ma ich zomrel6ho syna.
logov6 je teraz Ease vel'mi eho1 4
Policia nysli, zs vraha Y krktl Il 4
x~n~ "a sSSSs{
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15

Ked padns ms l'udl l|IlIl| : : -
meSa pexns isl - il'I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-15

Pavel Trnavsky,
ict. zap. sboru 1913. SLOW. Ligy
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

The reception given by the Council
of Jewish Women Saturday afternoon
in the assembly rooms of the Temple
tended. Mrs. Lottic Shandal president
of the Council in her farewell message
to Mrs. David presented her with n
beautiful nah joDgg set the gift Of the
Council. Mrs Shandal rendered an
appropriate original poem that will
linger long in the memory of Mrs.
David and those present.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
SERNICEi

Special discount TO Jewish Organiza-
tions on Multigraphing, Monograph.
ing. Addressing, Mailing. Etc. Mutual
MuIiigraphing Co.. GO9-Gl0 Kitircdgc
Bldg. Phone Champa 5lll. ZcllNn Bros.
MgrS. H.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Morris Perlmutter and Miss
Rose Appclhaum contributed greatly
to the program given at the Labor
Iyccum Sunday for the benefit of the
Near Relief. Mrs. Ferlmutter render
cd several musical selections while the
gypsy dance of Miss Appelbaum re-
ceIved much applause.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04


In honor Of their twenty-iifth we'd
ding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice Weinbcrgcr entertained in the
Pompeiian Room of the San Diego
Hotel, San Diego, Calf, on Weducs-
day evening the 18th. Mr.. and Mrs.
weinberger. who are well known In
san Diego. were the recipients Of
many beautiful gifts. Mrs A. Brauer,
the mother Of Mrs. Maurice Vein
berger is - years of age and
4 former resident for many years
of Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
weinberger, the parents Of Mr.. Maui
rice Wcnberger, former residents of
Denver for 36 years. are 50 and 10
ycnrs old They exhibited their youth
ful talents by dancing the Hungarian
Charlash. with much grace
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Simon Bitterman was the hos
tess of the Current Event club this
Tuesday. Mrs. Henry J. Swartz. Jr..
capably handled the afternoons sub
jcct The Dawes Plan" a general
discussion followed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. George Reuler were
the hosts of Il family Thanksgiving din
ner on Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. aud Mrs II Englnndcr entertain
ed twelve guests NJ dinner In their home
sunday evening ns q compliment to Mr..
and Mrs lscubcrg of Boston the house
guests of Mr., and Mrs landus. MIR.
and Mrs. IScnbcre are on their honey
moon cnroutc To California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

One of the most attractive dinners
given this week was the dinner and
nah jongg party given at the Brown
Palace Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis lsancson. Their guests
were the members OF the \. X club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr. Nat Weinberg returned last week
from an eastern buying trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

The Monday club members We're en-
tertained at luncheon at the Denver by
Mrs. Alfred Grammar.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Miss Pearl Prudential who is travc-
ling in the interest Of the National jew
ish hospital spent Thanksgiving In
Peoria. Ill.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr. Norman Grant left Friday for his
home at Craig, Colo, after a weeks
visit with his mother, Mrs. Felix Grant
and his sister, Mrs Sydney Hene.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. WasScrman Of Chcy-
ennc spent the week end In Denver
guests at the Brown.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Fannie Frey and son Murray
left Monday for New York City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Miss Phyllis Lachman of Detroit,
Michigan, who is temporarily residing
in Denver with her mother entertained
the numerous friends she has made here
at scmi-formal dance at the Bell
view Hotel ballroom on Saturday, No
vember 20th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

The Study club met Tuesday with
Mrs. Max Grimes, "The Red Lily" by
Anatole France was interestingly re-
viewed by Mrs. \ Kaplan Current
berS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Miss. Ethel L. Dcrkman left meN-
pectcdly for New York and takes this
means of bidding her friends goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. Herbert Pelton spent two days
Of last week in Wyoming.
tFurthcr social news on page CD
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Ibnllcrietn
announce thc engagement of their
daughter. Goldic to Mr.. Harry l.. Sill
ycrman Of this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wohlgcrmuth
were the hosts of a delightful evening
in their new home saturday
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Miss Estcllo Adrlmnn spent the week
end of this past week The guest NJ q
house party of the Zcin Beta Tau fra
tcrnity a. the University of rcnnyl-
ynnln.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Dr $. II. kestenbnum, formerly of
Denver now of Los Angeles is visit
ing his father and win he here for Il
limited time His former friends aud
patients can reach him at 2759 Hum
huldt, York lOi7-W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rascower
announce the birthday of Il daughter
Wednesday, November 2Gth. at St
Luke's hospital Mother and daughter
doing nicely The baby was named
Marclyn Dee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ksensky enter
taned few friends at dinner and nah
iongg in their home Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs Millie Barnett has returned
from n three weeks visit to st. Louis
and ON the first she became executive
director of the Central Jewish Aid So
cicty. the post occupied for many years
by Mrs. Rae $. David. Mrs. Barnett
will be of valuable assistance to the
society. During her residence in Den
yer she has endeared herself TO the poor
by her every ready assistance. charity
has always been her hobby. The jew
ish Aid society will find Il valuable
successor in Mrs Barnett.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. ]. w. Winer of 1910 Claremont
presided over an elaborate dinner fol-
lowed by cards in her home Thanks
giving. Covers were laid for 20 guests.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Hcbocca lIirschncld daughter
Florence aud son Alvin. have moved
into the Chcwood Court, 1851 Logan.
Mr., Rae s nnyid hada ndieu 10 her
friends on December /, aud departed
To- Washington, D. G., To make her home
with her son. barney. En- route to-
Washington shc spent one day In
Kansas city the guest Of her son. Les
lie u. David Mrs David will he keen
ly missed by her many friends and
ucquainlanccs
Dr. William $. Friedman left Mon.
day Tor New York city to attend the
iaa-un- of the Federated Charities
inking place in that city ON Friday
evening Dr. Gilmore will occupy the
pulpit at Temple Emanuel
Mr. and Mrs. \. Hymnn gave an
annual Thanksgiving dinner to the
children uf the Denver Sheltcring
Home on November 9th IN honor Of
their sons 18th birthday. For the last
IL years Mr.. and Mrs Hyman have
celebrated the joyous occasion at the
Shcliering Home All the children look
forward as Thanksgiving approaches
tn the Lyman dinner MIR. and Mrs
Lyman spare neither time nor money
to make the dinner complete in every
detail The children take this means
of thanking Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman for
their kindness and also wish the young
man many more healthy. happy years
to come. After this splendid dinner
the children entertained for an hour
which completed n very happy and
pleasant day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

The engagement of Miss Anne Wclscr
to William Fnrbcr has been announced.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs Millic DrcNlcr was the hostess
NJ the Evening card club In her home
this past Sunday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Ahramson
announce shc engagement Of their
daughter. Rose. to Abraham Mailman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Adolph Mayer was the hostess
of her club last Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

DR.. Julius l.. Mortimer who was CON
fined to his home with illness has en-
tirely recovered and is now at his Of
flee attending to his professional duties,
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

The Friday club members were en-
tcrtained with luncheon The hostess
was Mrs. Nate Cohn
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs Il. Epstein Of Pueblo
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Marion, to DIR. Harry Good
nan.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

The Isayc-Thctc Girls entertained at
dinner at the home Of Marie Wustum
Sunday. November 30. The club won
the turkey In the contest given for the
benefit of the Denver Shcltering home,
Mr.. and Mrs \. j. Wustum presided
over the dinner.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ross are the
proud parents Of n baby girl born at
Mercy hospital Wednesday, November
2Gth Mother and baby doing nicely.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Saltzenstein of
Peoria celebrated their fifth annivers-
airy with dinner last week. Mrs.
Saltzenstein was Miss Ruth Lehman Of
Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr. Charles Roscnbnum has returned
from Pueblo and Trinidad where he
spoke representing Denver Lodge |. o.
Il u. No. III.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Jos Grimes will entertain at Il
loursomc cf nah jongg Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr. Harry VI. Mayors who met with
o slight accident ihi- past week, which
rounncd him 10 his home has recovered
lud s. ngnin attending In his duties.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

NIrs. ]. Jurfcc left for Los Angeles
1 for two months trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

The mnny friends NJ Mr. Nose Marx
viii regret 10 hear of the death ~ his
brother Mr. Louis Marx who died In
Cincinnati sunday at the nge Of sixty.
MIR Marx and family had just returned
from European tour
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oberfelder pre-,
sided over family Thanksgiving din
ner in their home Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer were
the hosts of the A. X. club Wednesday
evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Sadie Sands was the hostess of
her club, foursomc of nah jonsg at
the Progress club Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Louis Isaacson entertained the
Brides club at luncheon Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr. Phil levin was given n surprise
dinner in his home Wednesday Of last
week in honor Of his GSth birthday
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mabler of
Cleveland spent last week end in Den
YER While in the city they were en-
tcrtaincd by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wchl-
gemuth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mr.. Frank Sales son Of DR.. Sales of
st. Louis is spending week visiting
friends in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
u. S. Safety Council
Levels Guns on Auto
Accidents and Deaths

Safety council proposes 10 effect a
national reduction by the coop
eratiye effort Of all national assoc
Citations whose interests touch In
any way upon the street and high
way traffic problem.
Prominent among these national
associations which will bc represent
cd at the congress are the United
States Chamber Of Commerce. the
American Automobile association.
tho United States Automobile Cham
Der OF Commerce. tlro American
Railway association, the 1ntcyua-
tionhl Chief OF Police association.
the National Bureau Of Casualty
and Surety undcrtakors. the Amer
lean Electric Railway association,
and the American Mutual alliance.
Fifteen thousand lives are lost in
automobile accidents each year and
fully 10 per cent or these accidents
are ayoidable Since 1910. the death
toll has been increasing at the rate
Of 900 each ycnr and. with the
increasing registration u automo.
biles resulting in street and high
way traffic problems which cannot
easily be solved. II is probable that
the annual death rate may be in
the neiEhborhood Of 10000 In 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
FINANCES GOOD
Gardner Claims UnexCeIled
Asset Condition Now

The financial statement recently
issued by the Gardner Motor com.
pauy. Inc. or St Louis. shows a
cash balance Of several hundred
thousand dollars. no commercial
debts or bank loans. and quick as.
sets approximately 40 times the to.
tai liabilities. according to word re.
celvcd by the Smailwood Motor Co,
here.
To-day. as for 10 years past, we
are operating on our own capital,
paying cash for all parts and ma.
terials and producing our cars in
sufficiently large volume to gain all
the advantages Of quantity buying
production" said Russell Il, Gard.
ner Jr.. president Of tho company.
In this way. we ctsn substantial
discounts denied the manufacturer
operating on a policy Of longtime
credit, and are able, therefore, TO OF.
fer the prospective buyer car
which Is, we believe, unequalcd at
it's price
Proof that the public appreciates
this Is shown by the fact that the
end of 1ulyfound US several hundred
cars behind orders. and consider.
able amount OF July business had 10
be cnrricd over 10 the present
mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
CONVICT LABOR
OPENS PARK
0verlooks Moiave Desert;
High Up in Mountains

Los ANGELES. Sept 6--Prison-
ers in the Los Angeles county jail
are doing their bit toward making
motoring enjoyable in Southern
California.
Under the honor system" 80 miles
1f highway leading into the newly
created Big Pine country park has
just been completed II represents
the labor Of inmates Of penal in.
stitu,inns during the past two years.
and has made available for motor.
lists $40 acres Of majestic pines
overlooking the sandy wastes Of
the Mojave desert
The new county park Is sur
rounded by national forests and is
100 miles cast Of Los Angeles
The social experiment OF building
road into the now playground
with prison labor will be conducted
in other county enterprises II has
been found that men sentenced 10
serve are eager TO get out in the
open and work. especially since
they are paid 30 cents a day for
their labor.
The newly opened county park is
nearly 1000 feet elevation. and viii
afford residents Of snowless Los
Angeles facilities for winter sports
Tho road viii be kept free from
snow by tractors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Flint Run Is
Record Maker
Over Midland

From Kanaus city to Denver in
IS hours. IS minutes, a distance Of
Gss miles, beating former records
by two hours, Is the feat accom-
plishcd by a stock Flint SIX "55'
touring car.
The run was made over the Mid
land Trail route, under the auspices
Of the trails officials. the time be-
ing kept by the Kansas City Au-
tornobile club and tho Denver Au-
tomobile club.
Contrary to most record runs, the
route lay over excellent roads, as
reported to the Seattle Automobile
Co. but the record Of maintained
speed Of over 40 miles an hour
with a stock car for nou.rest run,
with the motor In continuous opera
ton for CSC miles, stands out as an
exceptional stock ear performance.
The former record. established two
years ago, was rs hours and 90
minutes.
The principal public advantage
Of holding such runs. according to
the local dealers, rs that they in
dicnts beyond doubt Just which
/ stretches Of road arc well sur
faced for travel at all speeds and
whether curves and hills are prop
crly graded and drained
| Towns along the Midland trail,
It IL reported, have taken special
pride in having their roadwnys In
good condition. with the result that
with less difficulty for the pilots,
better driving time can now be es-
tablighed than formerly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
ny EDMUND ;. MENNY

BY EDMUND ;. MEANN
In 1855 the first homes pf white
men on Puge, Sound came when the
Hudson BAY company ests bhshed
Fort Nlsauauy as a fur tradlag post
about half way between the present
SIZES OF Tacoma and Olympia.
Chief Patkanim and his brother.
QuaiIawor,. with Snoqualm.e war
riors. visited Fort S,squaly IN lSR9
in an effort TO capture the place or
20 drive the white men away He
went within the stocknde 90 negoli-
nte. The warriors pressed near and
small battle resulted. Quailawori
and some OF the warriors were kiliel
and two white men also lost their
lives. After holding Chief Patkanlm
as a hostage for a time. he was re
leased and joined his people.
The next year. 1850. hs accepted
an invitation TO make a voyage 20
san Francisco or sailing vessel
The chief came home much i'm.
pressed Here on the beach. he told
his people that the white people were
coming in large numbers. He was
going 10 be their friend
When GOV. Isaac l. Stevens
sent out enuriers TO assemble the
chiefs. sub-ehiefs and leading
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Trail Blazer
Finds Canada
Roads Speedy

DETROIT. Mich. sept G-E a.
Evans ~ Detroit. president D. o.
Evans q Go, Inc, automobile load
Ing experts who 10 now GG hts
Vay across Canada by motor. los
sing projected Trans Canadian
highway iu company with A p
Bemrnt vice president or tho LIN
coin Highway association. checked
in az Medicine Hat Saskatchewan,
500 miles west Of Winnipeg. last
Friday four days after leaving the
Munltuhan capital
Contrary 20 the general impress
sion, hr wrote his office from
Medicine Hat. "thr important roads
ln the western provinces are. in The
main. cEeyllsntly maintained That
section Of che Trans-CBnhdian high
way which We have just truyersrd
would br boulevard IN dry
weather
Long sections are well Frhded
and drained broad and smooth. and
after every shower we often had the
Packard above 90 miles an hour and
tho stretch between Regina and
Moose Jaw. a. miles. wo covered in
one hours time
while wr sim have before ms
the real scenic treats Of the Can
adlnn Rockies Ia Alberta and Brit
lsh Columbia. southern Manitoba
ana Saskatchewan ls beautiful eoun-
uy thru which 10 tour American
motorists who picture this region
bu a nat uuluterostiBg prairie are
mistaken u b. rolling country Ike
southern Michigan"
Evans expects 10 drive from
Vancouver 10 San Francisco. thence
east on the Lincoln highway across
California. NRyadh and Utah before
returning 10 Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
HANDY TOOL TRAY

When making adjustments on tho
engine, the pucticc OF laying TOOLS.
screws and nuts on the tenders not
only result in wasted time. but IRE.
quently In lost pnrts A simple tray
will eliminate this trouble. as all tho
tools and parts are held within easy
reach. The tray Is nothing more
than n board with thin strips tackled
around the outer edges A block ut
each corner serves To support the
tray while the radiator filler open.
Ing passing thru ono end keeps II
from sliding Off in cuso II Is struck.
Automobile Digest.