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SATURDAY, JULY 13, SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE. PAGE THIRTEEN. 1912. L2. ED rue in From nning State trie kid this seo1 an elof him.

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A. Borden of the Shaw-Borden Company is the designer. The will each inner circle the rim. The arrow is symbolie of heavy while border denotes the represent the name of the association. automobile tire and the speed, the initials in each case BETTER HIGHWAYS MAKE SPOKANE STARTS TRIP LAST TO LAP, MISSOULA FOR TOURISTS PORTERS FINISH 4300-MILE TRIP Mr.

and Mrs. R. B. Porter and their family, who have been touring in southern California since February 1, are due In Spokane next week. 1 H.

Scott Wright, their chauffeur, arrived Thursday and their car, a sevenpassenger Pierce Arrow, Is due Monday. A The Angeles car to was Spokane. shipped The from speed- Los ometer on the car registers 4300 miles as a result of the summer's touring. DRIVE TO LEWISTON WITH HEAVY TRUCK Kissel Kar Makes Run From Spokane on Third and High Gears. A motor run uniike the majority of those conducted out of Spokane was made this week to Lewiston, when a three-ton Kissel Kar truck was taken over the ground at a rate faster than 10 miles per hour.

With Verne G. Morris at the wheel, the truck left Spokane Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock and arrived. at Coltax at 11 o'clock at night. The journey was resumed Thursday morning was reached at 2:30 the afternoon. Mr.

Morris states that the entire trip was made on the third and high gears. LOWERS TIME FOR TRIP THROUGH PASS Vance Wolverton and E. C. Hill returned this week from Tacoma, where. they attended the automobile races.

The trip each way was made In Wolverton's Everitt touring car. On the way back, Mr. Hill says, the trip was made by way of the Snoqualmie pass, and that the trip was made in 12 hours shorter time than any previous trip. HODGINS OFF FOR TOUR IN MONTANA L. W.

Hodgins of the Hodgins-Fosdick Motor Car company left this morning for Montana, where he will spend month visiting all the Reo and Chalmer automobile agencies. He will make his headquarters at Great Falls and Intends to motor to practically every town in the state. TO SPEND SUNDAY AT KNIGHT'S LAKE Nye Kern, Henry Engdahl, Dr. Harvey Smith and Con R. Bean left Friday evening in Mr.

Engdahl's fivelake, where they will remain over passenger touring car for Knight's Sunday. BAKER OF BUENA VISTA BUYS COLE TOURING CAR W. M. Baker of the Buena Vista apartments has purchased a fivesenger Cole touring car from the Cole Spokane company. The Chronicle prints today's news today.

ADVERTISING Why Have Broken Auto Springs when you can get new springs or now leaves put In, and guaranteed not to break? Also all kinds auto forgings made to order. North Side Blacksmith Shop 01008 Monroe St. Phone Max. 2100. GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIRS The best work for the least money.

THE SPOKANE TIRE SHOP. S113 Adams St. Phone Main 2346. BUICK 1912 models here. Spokane Auto Co.

1022 First Avo. Main 7844. MOTOR EVERITT CARS. Three Models. Everitt Northwest Co.

Main 2499. 232 Sprague. CIGAR MEN WILL HONOR LEE MARX Late Manager of the M. A. Gunst House Will Be Guest at Banquet Tonight Lee Marx, until July 1 manager of M.

A. Gunst Co. of Spokane, trill be the guest of honor tonight at Davenport's at a dinner to be given by the Wholesale Cigar Dealers' assoelation of Spokane. The dinner hour has been announced for 8 o'clock and plates will be placed for 10 members of the association. Mr.

Marx is treasurer of the association. Accompanied by Mrs. Marx and their daughter, Mr. Marx, Mrs. R.

Newman and Gifford Newman leave Sunday afternoon over the Canadian Pacific for a 10 days' tour of the Canadian Rockies. Those who will attend the banquet in honor of Mr. tonight are: L. W. Stocker, president of the association; Joseph Grinsfelder, vice president: Secretary Dillon, Charles Barth, Thomas Lilles, Jesse D.

Newman, A. W. Siegel, Attorney Mack, counsel for the association, D. J. Hamilton and Lee Marx.

MARSHAL DUPED ELEVEN SAILORS Strange Story Told by Fishermen Who Return From Far North. SAN FRANCISCO, July sallors who passed 20 days in Unalaska this spring speak with warmth of the hospitality afforded them by United States Marshal William B. The sailors, who arrived Hastings. here today from Dutch Harbor, detailed their acquaintance with Marshal Hastings a.5 follows: "We sailed Nelson's lagoon April 11 to work at the fishing station there several months and navigate the vessel home. A row with the superintendent brought our discharge and removel to Unalaska by order of the captain of the revenue cutter McCulloch.

"Arived at Unalaska, we had $40 each, which Hastings learned, He called us and said, 'Boys, I'm your friend, and I'm going to give you some good advice. There is no work for you to do here and no place to stay. It I you I'd get arrested for vagrancy. You'll be sent to jail until some ship arrives on which you can get "We done it. We were fined $40 for 20 days.

We went to the brig. He said there was no work to do. For 20 days we painted, papered, shingled, cleaned and scrubbed the marshal's house and numerous and sundry others. We were fed fish that the marshal allowed us to catch in our spare time. "When our time was up we found there were plenty of jobs and plenty ADVERTISING Your Teeth Need Attention VEETE PLATES MATHOUT ASPECIALTY The time to have your teeth fixed 1s now.

If they have begun to decay they are going very fast, and every day means a larger cavity and a corresponding increase in your dental bill. It will be a pleasure to have your work done here, 88 we work 80 carefully and with the very minimum of discomfort. Ours 1s the highest class work at the lowest prices and is backed up with a 10-year written guarantee. SET OF ANTEED TEETH, TO FIT GUAR- $5 GOLD CROWNS, BRIDGEWORK $5 Come in at once for free examination. Boston Dentists Kahn Riverside, Between Post and Wall Streets.

Look for our big electric sign and showcase at entrance. Open Sundays. Ask the elevator man. EASTERN MINK AT SUMMER PRICES Positively the finest skins ever shown in this market. Now Is the time to furs.

Purchases made now stored free. EVLEY Brothers 89 Howard Exclusive Furriers MIES Maker of Fine Garments jor Men Home Tel. 221 Old Nationat Bank 3475 A Gave EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK RICHEST PUREST BEST of shacks in which We could have lived. "When we salled the marshal said: 'Goodby, boys. I'm glad you stopped.

My place was never in better condition. Come again." SASKATCHEWAN IN FAVOR OF RECIPROCITY IDEA OTTAWA, Ontario, July The province of Saskatchewan has reatfirmed Its wish for reciprocity with the United States by a vote of about five to one. Latest figures indicate the return In the provincial elections there of 40 liberals and elght conservatives with four seats in doubt. The reciprocity sentiment 1s likely to sweep Alberta province also. The Chrontele prints today's news today.

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The industrial rate of 5c per kilowatt hour for electric current makes it the cheapest to operate of all stoves. The Washington Water Power Co. Main 5171-TELEPHONES -Home A1251. More Auto Parties Visit Here This Year Than in Any Other Season. more than ever, is beThat Spokane, coming one of the principal objective of all cross- motoring points is evidenced by the large numparties that have stopped off this season, ber especially the last week.

and With the a little than half over, more automobile parhave visited Spokane this year tes far than any previous year. by The improvement of the roads about across the Panhandle of Idaho Spokane, across the Cascades accounts for and the large number of parties that have to Spokane this season. The last come week recorded more longtrips than any other week, according to local dealers. Among the parties that made this one of their places was a family from "Marshalltown, Iowa, one from Los Angeles, one from Missoula and one each from Portland and Seattle. Local people have the automobile touring distance fever trips.

and Several many figure parties on long- from here are now on trips to the Coast and this number will be increased by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hover and G.

W. Ford and party, who leave during the coming week. HOVERS TO TAKE SIX WEEKS' TOUR Spokane Couple Will Visit Coast Cities -Will Try Snoqualmie Pass. Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Hover, 2009 Paeific avenue, leave next Wednesday on a six weeks' automobile tour, during which time they expect to visit the north Coast cities. The trip will be made in their large Maxwell touring car and is estimated to cover 2000 miles, The trip to the Coast will be by way of Wenatchee and Ellensburg and Mr. Hover plans, if it is possible, to motor through the Snoqualmie pass.

Among the places to be visited on the Coast Seattle, Tacoma, Aberdeen, Portland. Seaside and Vancouver, B. C. trip will be by way of Portland and The Dalles. Mr.

and Mra. Hover spent all last summer touring in southern California and finally wound up the season by motoring from Los Angeles to Spokane. Mr. Hover formerly resided at Kennewick, at which time he made numerous trips to Spokane in his car. LEAVES CAR HERE; GOES TO HONOLULU Massachusetts Man Tours Part Way Across StateStores Machine.

An autohobile bearing a license tag from the state of Massachusetts 18 how in storage at the Regal garage of this city while its owner, M. E. Schindler, 1s on a pleasure trip to Honolulu. Mr. Schindler started in his car, an Empire roadster, over two months ago from Massachusetts to the Coast.

He motored an far 85 Dubuque, Iowa, when he decided to ship the car the remainder of the distance to Spokane. He will be gone a month on a trip to Honolulu and then plans to return to Spokane start the return trip east in his car. CLAIMS RACES AT TACOMA WERE BEST Snyder Declares the Short Track at Portland Took Out the Thrills. E. B.

Snyder, local Blast, returned Thursday automobile from enthu- the Coast, where he witnessed the automo. bile racing meet: in Tacoma and Portland. Snyder WAS one of the few from Spokane who attended the races in "The both cities. Tacoma races were the taster and the more sald Mr. Snyder.

"Every race made one feel that he was getting while the Portland his money's were slower, worth, due to a races large extent to the one-mile track, against Tacoma's five -mile course. "The feature of the races field the work of Barney Oldfield. Oldwas Tacos." did not appear at the Tacoma FIRST NEW VELIE CAR IS RECEIVED The first 1913 model of the Velle was arrived this morning and Automobile of unloaded by Manager A. H. Banta pany.

The Northwest shipment Auto contained Supply three comthe Mill touring cars, all of which handsome be on coming week. demonstration during the GREENACRES MAN PURCHASES REO CAR AT LOCAL W. E. AGENCY acres, this Root, week A purchased near. GreenIng car from tour.

for Car company. the Hodgins-Fosdick Mo- Brown Continues Jaunt Started in PortlandCarries Camp Outfit. With his little Ford car heavily loaded down with a trunk and a camping outfit, M. H. Brown Spokane Friday morning for Missoula, to finish the last lap of his trip from Portland.

Mr. Brown started from Portland 8. month ago and arrived in Spokane the first of the week. The route was by way of The Dalles, Walla Walla and Ritzville to Spokane. The route to Missoula will be through Fourth of July canyon and Wallace.

BREAK RECORD TO SEE INJURED SON Fast Midnight Run to Colrille Made by Spokane People in Overland. To get to the bedside of their son Orrin, who was shot in the head by his brother, Mr. and Mrs. 0. H.

Prentice made a record automobile run from Spokane to Colville Thursday night, covering the 90 miles in four hours and 40 minutes. The lad was shot accidentlly late in the afternoon at the home of his uncle, 20 miles from Colville, and it was not until late Thursday evening that the parents received word. There being no trains at that hour, Mr. Prentice employed Overland car and the party, with Joe Gravelle at the wheel, left Spokane at 10 o'clock at night. At 2:40 o'clock in the morning Colville was reached.

The injured boy still is in serious condition. Gravelle returned Friday morning with the car. MAYOR WILL HELP PICK CITY'S FLAG city council Friday morning appointed Mayor Hindley to represent it on the commission which is in charge of the selection of a flag for Spokane. The appointment was made with the understanding that the council's action did not bind it to officially adopt the flag which the commission may choose and to get ideas on which the commision is now holdIng a competition. The council made the appointment on request of A.

G. Duerfeldt, chairman of the flag commission. Infant Guilt. Small Henry--Mama, may I have another lump of sugar for my coffee? dropped mine. Mother--Where did you drop it? Small Henry--In my coffee.

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Winton Motor Car Co. 1421 Second Avenue, Spokane, Wash. THE CHRONICLE PRINTS TODAY'S NEWS TODAY. THE CRE CENT SPOKANES GREATEST STORE RIVERSIDE, MAIN AVENUE, AND WALL STREET. The Men's Store and the Boys' Shop WILL NOT be Opened This Evening.

All Crescent Employes Are Spending This Afternoon and Evening at Liberty Lake as the Guests of the Management Monday's Most Important Event The Third and Fourth Floor Sale Monday the third and fourth floors in both buildings will participate in an event of intense interest. Nearly every department on these floors will be represented with highly desirable merchandise at savings that will be well worth a trip down town. Brief hints are given below of the various special offers that will be featured on Monday. The Crescent's page advertisement in tomorrow's Sunday paper will contain definite information in regard to each special sale, as well as news of a number of other attractive offerings from different parts of the store. The Millinery Offerings Three special offerings in the millinery section on Monday mean very liberal price savings.

There are trimmed hats, untrimmed shapes and flowers at prices sensationally low. Lace Curtains Greatly Reduced One hundred and seventy-one pairs of lace curtains make up one of the third and fourth floor sale's most attractive offerings. Six lots altogether, in each of which you will find various styles and at prices liberally reduced. Housefurnishing Specials on Sale The new housefurnishing section on the third floor of the Main Ave. building will participate in the third and fourth floor sales in a long list of unusually attractive offerings.

Art Room Specials Four special offerings in the art room should attract a great many women on Monday. In each instance the sale price represents a special saving. China, Glass and Novelty Pieces A great many odd pieces, broken lines, discontinued numbers and beautiful novelty pieces are to be closed out Monday in a third and fourth floor sale at prices greatly reduced. In many instances prices are cut squarely in two. Summertime Toys Reduced The toy shop offering on Monday will include sand sets, garden sets, sail boats and other little summertime toys.

All prices have been greatly reduced. Three Groups of Wall Paper 01 70 105. asts and dle. he she At Sensationally Low Prices Three attractive groups of high wall paper put up in room-size hundles, each bundle containing enough for an ordinary sized room. The price reductions in every instance are wonderfully extreme.

Suitable papers for living rooms, dining rooms, bed rooms and halls..