The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • Page 19

THE WICHITA EAGLE. SUNDAY HORNING; OCTOBER 1910. i World's Baseball Series of Former Years 1 VETERAN DRIVER TO APPEAR HERE IN AUTO RACES Vear Winner League National. Games ...33 ....3 0 ...10 4 AUTOMOBILES Built By Providence. Chicago.

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Louis. Brooklyn Pitt.bureh. Detroit New Ydrk New New Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Chicago 1834 1S8S 1S36 1887 1888 1889 1890 1903 1905 1906 1907 1908 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1S15 1916 1917 1918 One American. Philadelphia HERE FOR TWO DAYS ...4 3 41 THE JONES MOTOR CAR CO. On Display at Wheat Show In Manufacturers' Section You are invited to visit factory while in Wichita National.

American. JBoaton. Philadelphia. Boston Boston. Boston game a tie.

Now Note This Owners Reflect a Definite Joy in its Operation that is Unusual and Distinct Essex Quality 4 1 2 42 i eested te him yesterday that he pro LETS LAWYER 17 IX CLIENT'S SENTENCE nounce the sentence- 1 "I would rather not. your honor, Mr. Altfield, aid. "1 might give hi in too light a sentence." "I will disagree with yoa If youj Sport and speed features of the Wichita Wheat how wUl be- continued during the second week of the exposition on Wednesday. October 8 and Friday.

October 10 when the second series of professional sanctioned auto races will take place under the license of the International Motor Contests association. Entries for this week's auto races differ entirely from the dirt track talent which speeded Around the ovals during the past week. Just as the etcond week of the exposition is elated as blpjrer and better, so the forthcoming auto races 'will have a larger number ot entries and a coterie of the xnot famous ilirt track stars who have graced the dirt oval during the 1919 season. Veterans ofthe game who have chalked up records since the earliest days of auto racing will vie with the dash of the younger generation who are setting the pace this year in dirt track history. American-made speed creations will vie with foreign cars of great speed and classic design.

Among the drivers who are "entered for the coming week, the leading light will be George Chirk, the greatest winner who ever turned the Wichita track and the holder of all distance make it too mild," said the judge, smilingly. "One year in the penitentiary, said the lawyer, and the judge let It go at! that. BALTIMORE. OCT. 2S.

To be appointed by the court not only to defend a prisoner, but also to.prescrlbe the penalty to be Imposed after conviction, was the experience of Attorney E. Milton Altfield. Altfield was designated by Judge Dawkins. In criminal court, to defend George Sen-ceney, alias George Ramsay, of Richmond. Va, charged with, feloniously assaulting twelve-year-old Ella John-sen, while boarding at" her home.

The accused, who had a prison record, had no witnesses to testify for him and the evidence was overwhelm- 3 E-Z Stovo Needs FAR THE BEST I Ingly against him when he was tried -1 Stove Polish TO MAKE ITSHINE IR0I1 ENAMEL Rasty Pipe Smooth and convicted recently. After complimenting- Attorney Altfield upon the defense he made. Judge Dawkins sug- supervision of the contests here between the original American and British teams. E-Z Uetel Polish for Nickel Parts SeM fcf DEALERS WHO SELL THE BEST -When they tell you of its buoyancy they do not, as a rule, explain that light weight, a powerful motor and a rigid frame, all carefully balanced, is the explanation. Nor, do they mention mechanical construction when they tell you how easy it is to drive the Essex, or how comfortably it ride.

They Accept it as They Do Its Performance Of course we. know why the Essex is giving such satisfaction. It is a new type. Because of its lightness as well as durability, its economy and at the same time performance, men accept it as it was designed to be, the car of tomorrow, the embodiment of all that desirable in both the light weight car and the large costly automobile. It meets all service needs as owners of large, costly cars have learned to know those qualities.

Yet it is moderately priced, and the operating cost is comparable to that of light cars. The Essex has proved that performance, durability, moderate cost and economy of operation may all be found in one car. The Essex calls for little attention. It is free from many annoyances that interfere with the pleasure of motoring. It is because the Essex meets every motoring need without requiring much attention to keep it in running condition, that people speak of it as they do.

You have observed that owners are unusually proud of the Essex. They manifest it in their speech, their driving and the particular way in which they care for their car. Such enthusiasm is natural to all who know it." You catch some of its influence if you watch the Essex and the owner in action. Note Their Joy As They Drive People drive the Essex with evident joy. The buoyancy of its response to the throttle is distinctive.

Haven't you noticed how Essex drivers seem to fit in with the action of the car? They are alert and confident. The Essex responds to every whim of the driver. It glides as smoothly as a canoe drifting down stream or rushes silently by with the speed and freedom of a bird. It quality that accounts for motoring pleasure. All cars run, no one questions that.

Most of them travel fast enough. But there is a difference in the way they run. The Essex is speedy without offering protest in sound of effort. Do They Analyze the Causes Certainly most owners do not examine the causes which account for Essex performance. Fly Wife Us YOU would be amazed If you knew in how short a time the average sale of a Liberty is closed.

As a rule, prospective buyers come to us strongly attracted by the beauty of the car, and the High favor in which it is held, by the owners. With that preference to go on, we leave them largely to their own devicesmerely asking that they observe, for themselves, the beautiful steadiness of Liberty performance. The first delightful ten minutes in which the superior difference in the way the Liberty rides and drives reveals itself is enough to clinch the matter. Won't you let us show you how true are the kindly things you con-, stantly hear said of the Liberty? Liberty Sedan and Coupe now being delivered Wichita Liberty Co. 231 S.

MARKET LIBERTY SIX track records on the local course, Clark, who swept the field here in 1917. will be back after new laurels. Clark is the greatest winner of the 1919 dirt track season. One of the achievements in which he figured was the defeat in Des Moines in August of lg Haughdahl and Ion Duray in a special match championship four-cornered heat race. John Bollng.

the daring Tulsa driver and his speedy Hudson flashed across the tape behind Clark with Hanghdahl and Duray following. Clark has lowered several state records this year and holds official world's records under the International Motor Contesu elation. Clark Is the greatest veteran In the game, lie has shown his mettle on the speedway and counts Barney Old-field and Ralph DePalma as former teammates. He has tutored many of the younger lights of the racing game and has been a sponsor for the late Louis LeCocq and the winning Tommy Milton of spedway fame. Clark will pilot the famous Duesen-berg No.

8 at Wichita, the car which has proved to be the greatest longdistance winner In competition of any car ever sent over the dirt courses. Clark also drives the famous Jumbo Benz, once the property of Bob Bur-man as the Blitzen Benz, and a race car with the greatest power of any gasoline propelled automobile. He will try for the track record with this powerful machine both Wednesday and Thursday. In addition to Clark there will be such stars as Harry Demster. Kansas and Miosourl champion; Dick Selp, midwest champion; John Boling.

southwestern champion; Jimmle Costa. Italian star; Larry Stone, famous English driver; Mark Jenkins, Tuck Fordyce, John Boyd, Harry Da vies and Dwight Mercer, the famous Ford driver. Auto polo will be one of the bg features each day of the auto races this week. Ralph A. Hanklnson, the former Wichita sportsman, who originated the sport will have personal Hudson Sales Company See the Wheat Show crowd? from the air.

Everj visitor to Wichita Bhould take an airplane ride during the show and see how we located the Hindenburgjine. We will have two of our planes at your service from 10 a. m. to 7:20 p. m.

every day. Rides $10 to $25 See the Government's Wireless equipped plane at our field during the show. We invite you to visit oar flying field which is the finest equipped one west of Dayton, O. The Wichita AircralL Co. 29h A N.

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