THE ; REE:- OMAHA. THURSDAY, FEIUUJAKY 2-1. IDin.
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The only ones actually being made In quantities, delivered and In use on cars to -day. The
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oar complete stock of tires for all standard
. '.i " ' rims, in regular and non-skid treads. '
CENTRAL TIRE AND RUDDER CO.,
2127 Farham Stret.
FIRESTONE TIRE a RUBBER CO.,
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Attorney McEeynolds Asserts Anthrs
cite Lines Were in position to
Dictate to Outsiders.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. M Arrument
w nontinufd In thm Unltad 8lat circuit
court yetterday In the cult of government
to. dlnolve the 'allcstd monopollitlc com
bination among th anthracite coal carr
ing rallrnada and Indoptrndf nt operators.
Jamei C. McReynoldi. epcclal aeslttant to
the United Btatca attorney seneral, who
poke for five hour ycatetday, resumed
nil argument. '
The dtfendanta, who include seven rail
roads, largo coal companies and- twenty
five or thirty small Independent operators,
have ten hours In which to arvua their
side of the, cane. Frank Piatt of the Le
high Valley railroad opfh for the do
fence and John U. Johnson will make the
closing addrtef.
Mr. MeReynolds spoke of the 6$ per eent
agreement between the coal carrying rail
roads and the independent OprVators
whereby the Injppcndtnts ell thlr Trod
uct tiv the railroads for lit per rent of the
average price received for It at N"rw York.
He said tle independents were forced Into
making these contracts, which are perpet
ual, beoiue the rallrcr I were in a posi
tion to dlterlmJr.at auu..is-. them in the
hauling of thetr coal.
Mr. MuKeynolds furnished the govern,
menl's argument t hl olnt and Frank
H. riatt. .eoumcl fcr the Lehlijh Valley
railroad and the Lehifh Navigation Mm
pany, beiaa his tpeech in bthalf of tlio
Je(iidr.ts.
Rerlowa Laveemrtowa
and woundf are heal4 without danger of
blood po.ser.inf. ly Buoklen't Aniloa Salve,
the healing wonder. 25c. For sale by
Beaton Prg Co. .
Ir you want to al anythng iulckly d-'
vertlae U lit The Use Want Ad Columns.
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Dealer from Knaaaa Seen to
; Lrara and JntereateJ Buyers
from Irw Xelirwk
Are oa Hasiil."
The development of Omaha as a Jobbing
center Is one and the most Important re
sult Secretary Powell exptets from the
automobile show at preent belrt held In
the Auditorium. "It la very nettlceabls,"
he said, "the number of dealers who are
cumlng tb recognise th city is their mar
ket town. This Is what the fr-en In the
trade here want and to give au an 11
itiBtratlon of what I mean I may tell you
.hat no less than twenty-five dealers a
iri.nlted one booth this afternoon."
Bacrttary PoweJl mentioned that to
ivard tha end of tb,week there was to
Le an influx M dea,lera, not only from
various parts of this state, but from
jont, South Pakota and Kansas. Fdr the'
first time in tha hletery of tha olty dal
trs have soma from Des Motnts, la.
Formerly,' remarked Hecretarj Powell,
"they wera accustomed to travel to Chi
cago, but now . tUey. are beginning to
realise that Omaha ts their natural center
Mid that at the' Omaha' ahow they will
find the very latest maahlnes on the mar
ket and will be as closely kept In touch
here with the Improvements and advances
in tha automobile world as at tha ahow
in tha Windy City."
Many slayers Hera.
tha attendance In the afternoon, so far,
has been satisfactory and the show seems
a big attraction for prospective buyers.
Last night this was particularly manifest
and the music was played to unheeding
ears. though It aetrd as a agreeable
accompaniment to the discussion of the
points'' of the various machines.
This was music enough for the repre
sentatives of the various automobile manu
facturing companlee and If they continue
to do the same good business during tho
reM of the show .tljey yil not regret the
plaint of the bandsmen that their Orphean
strains wera waated on the metaphorical
desert air.
Up to the present more actual buyers
have attended the Auditorium than dur
ing the first two days of the show last
year. This Is tho statement of Secretary.
Powell and it was confirmed by those
who are looking ' after the Interests ' of
some of the leading machines In the ex
hibition. The promoters regard this as a
very satisfactory feature. Many , of tho
visitor are from out of town and all have
come Intent on buying and the display
Is so attractive and the merits of the dif
ferent auto have so capable exponents,
that sales are effected before the visitors
have passed out of the glare of the elec
tric lights.
Gabriel's Bora.
A novelty on exhibition at tha Powell
booth, on the stage, was the cynosure o
many eyes while many flngers'made tli
aJrf musical and otherwise fiy testing It. -
capacities. It was the Gabriel Auto nor
which can be attached to any maehlni
and which when played by. the aklller
operator can mollify the discordance of a -city's
sounds. Capable et playing any
simple tune, It la sure to' be soon heard
In operation In the streets and on ths
country toads,, a ths attention it la re
ceiving at the shew would Indicate that
music, after all, has fascination for the
automobile, patron. Then It will be a novel
acquisition to the equipment of a ear, and
doesn't that count for muchT The Osfiriel
horw was on exhibition at the Chicago
show.
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THE New Rambler is better than any
previous Rambler in quality, dignity,
sUence and comfort. In some respects
it is superior to any other automobile.
Its efficiency, due to the Offset Crank
shaft, Straight-Line Drive, Sjjare Wheel
and new Expanding Clutch, is quite in
keeping with the quality to be found
throughout its make-up.
Shown at Space t, Omaha Automobile Show,
February twenty-first to twenty-sixth.
I Humbler Fiftv-flvo, aeven-paasenfer, 45 h. p., .
Y Fifty-fent,iT-passeag,4Sb.p., IM30; J
Fifty-three, 94 h. p., i,SIM mafnetne included. ' .
Vv Coit Automobile Co.
2209 Farnam Street 0 inn ha, Nebraska .j"'
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Taft Addresses
Police Officials
in New York City
President is Guest of Six Hundred
" lieutenants at Banquet . at
Waldorf-Astoria. .!
KEW T6RK, Feb. IlSIx hundred police
lieutenants of New Tork cheered Presi
dent Toft last night m he appeared smiling
before them at the Waldorf -Astoria, their
fourth annual banquet. He had previously
attended and delivered an address before
the Boelety of the Cincinnati In the State
of New Jersey, an arlstooratla affair held
at the Hotel Plaits. Leaving there after
speech whieh dealt almost entirely with j
the life of Washington, the president made '
quick progress to the police gathering by
automobile, where he was enthusiastically
received. . .
Truly "remarkable was the reception
whieh the police' lieutenant accorded the
president. When he first entered the hall
they rose, as a body, waving American
flags. In a moment more the room was
filled wltb the shrill noise of their police
whistles,' which sounded greetings. Then
the "Btar Spangled Banner" was sung nd
later "America." '"
The president said In port:
"I have eome to tell you tonight that I
am with you. For we are. engaged tn the
same duty, that of preserving the law and
defending the rights of the people and in
obtaining a. square ileal for all. Since I
wos II, I can liardly" remember a Urn
that I was not holding office and the duties
of each have been the enforcement of the
law, and In safeguarding the law I have
had generally to oount upon the member
of the police to uphold my hand."
He referred to his contact with the New
York police at campaign, and other tlmea
and complimented them highly for their
efficiency. ' '
Only aeventy-two persons including the
president were present at the Society of
the Cincinnati. It was so exclusive that
the committee declined to give out a list
of guista or to furnish reporters with the
names of the speakers or with the menu.
WEAVER HEADS MEETING OF 4
DIVINE HEALING FAITH
Former Presldeatial Caaafdate Will
Help Arransx for Coavisttoa
j- la Des llalaes.
COLFAX, U.. Feb. a ftSpeelaD-OenersJ
J. B. Weaver, who Is a renldejuf' of Colfax,
has become n enthuslsstlo believer In
divine healing of the aiclt as supposed to
have been taught and practiced by Christ
and His. apostles. lie is chairman of the I
committee which has arranged for the na- '
tlonal oonventlop of Believers of Divine
Healing, which meets Jn Des Moines March
Hun. Dr. Yoakum of Los Angeles nu
Deacon Phalr of Manitoba, two of tb roost
r.otud advocates of healing by prayer, will ,
be present At this convention. General i
Weaver ban been incited by the Ministerial
association of Council Rluffs to speak n '
that city March I acd 7 on "Divine Heal-'
Ing." He will also talk before the Young
Men's Christian association and the Qrand
Army of the Ilepublle. j
'Alls the World Loves If
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Regardless of price, hersa power or miiaber of-eTlindera, BuVck
cars hare won more important stock ear hill climbing speed amd
endnranee contests and made mora world's steek car records in
1909 than all other ear cecQfeiaed.
Nebraska Buick Ruto.-:;(p.
Omaha Branch, 1912 to 1916 Tanuun Street.
Lineela Braach, 13th and P Strteta.
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Music Every Afternoon And Evening.
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