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You are especially invited to make
our place of business your headquarters.
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W AR CLOIDS lI0ERINS0lTfl!-' d nl
(lie gf-nrrnl land offi'f today.
Rupture Between Bolivia and Argen
tine is Complete.
BOTH MINISTERS ARE RECALLED
I'pn!nrp In l.n fn I'rfwnl loimlcr
PHltlon Aln to Be r.nrollrd
In llt (rmr nnooilary
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LA PAZ. Polivls. July :i. -Official clr
clnrs now adml Hint a runtuie has oc
enrrrd hi'tion linlivia and Ihr Argentina
rcptililli: and lliat till diplomatlr relations
have hefn never' d. The recall of the
Argentine nilnixter. Senor Korawt, who
has been tatifned here throiishont the
dlrorrTet !y eirnts lending tip to the present
rrlsls was f.illj.vert almost slimiltaneously
by the mall of Ihe Rolivlan minister sta
tioned ai Miii;ih Ayre:. On Ihe departure
of the Bolivian minister from Argentine
he has been ordered to turn over the
archives o the American. ' Chilean or
Urailllan legation.
The rupture of diplomatic relations was
announced nfiei extended official con
ferences held ihroiiRhout yesterday, at
which efforts were made to meet the ag
griKsUe attitude assumed by Argentina
and at the same time allay the growlnif
popultu ns'latlon In Holivla. The spirit of
the people was shown in monster petitions
asking to lie enrolled In the army, the
petitioners csserting unconditional support
of the government cause In case of an
armed conflict. The feeling that hos
tilities may occur Is shown by tho con
tinued departure of many Argentine and
Hollvlan residents.
The cause of Argentina's brenking off of
diplomatic v latlnnK. as stated here, Is a
circular issued hy President Montes to the
provincial governors of Bolivia, referring
In slighting and offensive terma to
Argeniiiia's decision against Hollvia In the
pending i'ci u-Bolivia boundary dispute.
Argentina alo takes offense at President
Monies' ordoi'K to the municipality of 1a
Pas to suspend ihe centenary fetes which
have been going on. In view of Argent ma's
adverse ac:ou. which Is regarded as a
national misfortune. Those two steps by
President .Montes are construed' by Ar
gentina as incompatible with a dignified
continuance of friendly diplomatic rela
tions. The recall of their minister there
upon followed aril this in turn was fol
lowed by the recall of the Bolivian min
ister at Uuenos Ay res.
MACHINES THATD0 NOT FLY
More Thnn Ttt Hundred f onstrnrted
hy Rlvala of the Wrlabt
Brothers.
It hin hern rem;;' ked It.n' if all the ri -lug
machines t,ff dutv shou'd suddenly t.ke
a leap Into the air there would be an
ueriiil fleet large enough to fortify every
coast In tlie world, to say nothinK.of the
fright it would give the Inhabitants. It Is
estimated that there are now more IIirii
I'K) flying machines constructed In the
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I problem In n biplane, and another Is ,ir
that the on.-. afe anJ sure means of ftigln
! Is i he i : 'pl-v" .
A wife and onset-tin inventor has copied
!a bird anri,call it an ornitliopter. "We all
know the I. nil can fly," ihls Inventor. I
! 'Hiid of c.iuc, 1 am right." This part leu-
i lur bird has never tried it wines; but j
there may be a reason. This bird was j
built In Hie turret of a Jersey house and
jiifler It had been finished the inventor !
t rtiscovci cd that in order to get the bird
out it o;:ld be nectssury to remove the
roof. A letter Idea struck him, so he
cut Hie hiid apart and fastened It to
gether after it in the air.
The lird evidently resented the treat
liicin ami has persistently refused to soar.
Another trlis .m that he lias gttat con
fidence in his r,iiiiot Ijecause it has been
ttkd on the fatui'y dog and it orkcd fine.
"You sir." h .iuid. "I diiln t v ant to go
up in It myself until I was sure that thare
was no danger, so I sent the dog up and
he came down all right." Fly coming
down hII tight he further explained that
the dog is a first class high jumper and
landed on his four feet instead of his head.
The dog made so successful a flight that
his owner has since been giving exhibitions
with him at country fairs.
Occasionally a bit of tragedy creeps into
a situation. One inventor claims that af-
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PRKSIDKNT MACRAE,
the Council Bluffs Auto Club.
LAND DRAWINGSNEXT MONTH
Department Annoancea Lottery for
Threes. Western Reservations
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WASHINGTON. July 21. Drawings for
the opening of the Flahrad. the Coeur
d'Alene and the Spokane Indian reserva-
t'nlted States, and with the exception of
the Wright brothers! only one other In
ventor has actually flown In public. The
desire to conquer the air IS as contagious
as measles, and almost every town boasts
of an Inventor who Is sure that he has
solved the problem.
Every one of these 200 machines, accord
ing o Its Inventor, Is going to fly as soon
as a proper engine can be had and the
weather will permit of flying. The fail
ures that are being charged up against
the weather man and the engine builders
would melt a heart of stone. The engines
tire either too heavy or too light, and the
wind will insist upon blowing In the wrong
direction.
New York Is favored In having a colony
of inventors. There are at present, more
than twenty of lis Inventors constructing
wings with which they hope to fly. They
vary as to the best method of obtaining
flight, and the assortment of Ideas would
make the tongues of nabylon seem like
one language. One of them will tell you
he Intends to soar by the monoplane route,
while another will say that the monoplane
Is sll wrong and that he has solved the
SKCKKTAftY IIANNAN.
of Che Council Bluffs Auto Club.
ter his machine had been tuned up for a
flight a Jealous rival Invaded IiIh shed at
night and tampered with it so that lie
would have been killed had he attempted
to fly. Do these inventors show signs of
jealousy? You should talk to one of them.
Me will confide to you that he is the dis
coverer of the whole business and any
ideas the other fellow may have ben
stolen from him. I'sually a man who at
tempts to hulld a flying; machine terms
himself a genius, but occasionally a chap
comes around looking for Information
and to supply this demand a school has
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Is no experiment. It has established a reputation the equal of any car at any
price. The extraordinary simplicity of its design, coupled with the quality of ma
terial and workmanship employed, make it absolutely fool-proof.
The most exacting driver can get all the speed, all the power, all the service
and all the pleasure that he desires from it. It is everybody's car, and does not
belie its name. Write for catalogue, or, while in to see the Glidden Tourists, in
spect the OVERLAND. Several models from which to select at popular prices.
Van Brunt Automobile Co.
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
been established. The master, while much
Interested in the subject of aeronautics.
has really never constructed a means of
flight..
A visitor to the school was much Im
pressed with the interesting models that
dangled from the walls and the learned
explanation of the problem given by the
professor, who made It so simple that al
most any one could take wings by giving
the subject a few days' thought. Outside
the building the visitor was shown how
dlstanoe and helghtmade by the models
distance and height made by the models
at Intervals showed how the height was
calculated, while the distance was esti
mated by stakes placed at Intervals. The
visitor, not wishing to miss an opportunity
to witness a real flight, asked the pro
fessor to demonstrate one of his models,
but It seemed all the working models were
off duty on the particular day.
The small boy has caught the fllng
fever and Is golfig in lively on models and
kite-flying. The klte-flylng Is particularly
fascinating to the small boy. who wants
quick results for his labor. Various con
tests have spurred hltn to action, and
along about vacation time the air will be
full of flying, and the Inventors will have
a keen rivalry In those youngsters. New
York Sun.
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It. E. Fredrlrkson Automobile Co.
From the sale of a very few machines
the first season, and these handled as a
side line In connection with the carriage
and bicycle business, the establishment of
H. B. Fredrlckson has continuously and
constantly grown and changed In char
acter until It occupies the proud position
of handling each year more machines at
retail than any competitive concern In the
state of Nebraska.
At the time of this incorporation Mr.
Fredrlckson was Joined In business by Mr.
Sidney U Edholm, who became secretary
and treasurer of the firm, and his present
success In the automobile business was
surely Justified by his best successes In
the business world.
Mr. W. F. Kemp, who for the last nine
years has had charge of the mechanical
work In the large automobile establish
ments of Omaha, also became a member
of the firm and took complete charge of
the mechanical Interests of the firm.
Mr. T. M. Bromwell, who has spent
seven years In Omaha and Minneapolis
selling cars, was given charge of the sales
department.
With this organization backed by some
of the best agencies to be secured, the
business reached a scope during 1909 that
had never before been acquired by Its
predecessor.
It has been the policy of the firm to
ell high-grade, short-discount cars at re
tail and look after Its own customers, i
policy that has proven sound and satlsfac
to'y.
George Schuster, the man who gained
fame by driving the New Tork-to-Pails car
successfully around the world, making the
trip In twenty-eight days shorter time than
his closest competitor, will drive a car
of the same make on the Glidden tour as
the office press car.
Mr. Schuster has gained an enviable
reputation for road driving and has driven
the Thomas Flyer, his present car. In
many competitions with credit both to
himself and to the car.
in the New Tork-to-Parls race. Mr.
Schuster was banqueted here by a num
ber of prominent men, who paid worthy
tribute to the driver of the only American
entry.
Mr. R. O. Patten, salea manager of the
j Pierce Arrow Motor Car company, arrived I
In Omaha on Tuesday evening to await the
arrival of the Glidden tour, four of the
contestants being tho cars that Mr. Patten
sells. .
The Interest of the Pierce Arrow fac
tory is naturally greater than most com
panies since they have each year won the
Glidden trophy since It was first offered.
Hrrtsrhy Motor Co.
This Is the only concern of Its kind In
this section of the country having an
oxy-acetylene welding plant
This enables them to weld by the auto
genous process.
In speaking of his plant today Bertschy
said:
"We are now able to repair broken
parts of automobiles or any machinery.
Every piece so welded that when smoothed
you will never know It was broken.
"This means gear cases, crank shafts,
cast Iron cylinders, automobile frames and
axles, gas engines, pumps, chilled nickel
steeel gears everything from a small
needle to a five-ton fly wheel.
"The broken piece may be a casting or
forging. It may be of aluminum, csst
Iron, steel, bronxe, brass, copper, German
silver or nickel. The kind, quality and
texture of the metal matters not we will
weld the broken part so perfectly that
when smoothed the weld cannot be dis
cerned. "This Is accomplished by our new auto
genous foxygen-acetylene) welding process,
"The expense Is small approximately
one-fourth the cost of a new part.
"In making a weld by .the autogenous
process, we use nothing but heat. This Is
why we can guarantee every repaired part
to be as strong and as perfect a the
original.
"The heat Is obtained by meana of chem
ical oxygen and acetylene gas combined
In a torch of Ingenious design. The flame
from this torch produces the unheard of
temperature of 6.300 degrees Fahrenheit.
."With our cutting torch the heat is so
intense that It will crumble granite blocks
like a piece of chalk. It will cut a hole
in the Hide of Uncle Sam's toughest battle
ship in less than thirty minutes. It cuts
the largest steel I-beams with as much
ease as you can cut a soft plank with a
sharp saw. Nothing can withstand it.
"Our plunt is complete in every detail.
We employ the most skilled workmen
men who are thoroughly familiar with the
expansion and contraction, and the mole
cular stresses and properties of all metals.
"We are prepared to handle any volume
of work promptly, regardless of Its charac
ter. "We make our own oxygen and acetylene
gas. The oxygen Is stored in tanks for
welding and medicinal purposes alike. We.
will be pleased to quote prices on oxygen
for shipment to any part of the United
States."'
Western Antoniohlle Co.
The Western Automobile company, with
offices at 858 Rrandels building, handles
the great Western automobile. This Ik
one of the well known cars In the east,
although It Is a western car.
It proposes lo devote Itself largely to
equipping agents throughout Nebraska
and will carry on a distrlbutory or Job
bing business largely.
Brick. P. Kohl.
The sales of Commercial cars has been
pushed more vigorously hy Brick Kuhn
than any other dealer In either Omaha or
Council Bluffs.
He has made the Holsman known
throughout this section.
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We make a specialty of repairing and scoring cars
Largest garage in the city within one b?ock of Bayliss
Park and the most convenient Dlace for sito s to store
g their cars. Open all of the time.
Expert Building . Repairing.
Autogenous Welding
this process all cracked or broken parts of the
I automobile made good as new at low cost.
Dell Phone 591
Independent 212
D. E. MERER, Prop.
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Council Bliuifffis, Iowa.
