Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 March 1915 — Page 8

a? r - .V V AUTO OPENING WEEK Are Y For Your Baby Exhibition of All Descriptions I or vehicles to Be Held March 8-13. A Wo WILL DECORATE FOR AUTO SHOW VISITORS The Signature of Tho Indiannnnli" imhinnWi vim

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IFandsomo decorations will bo a largo part of tho automobile opening week given in Indianapolis, March 8-18, by Clio Indianapolis dealers and factories. Tho displays will bo held in tho various salesrooms and all sorts of motor vehicles and acccsories will be shown. Tho committee on

decoration consists of L. L. Banford, John B. Orman and L. S. Shoup. Indianapolis commercial and civic bodies are interested in the show. The Indianapolis business houses will be decorated appropriately during tho week.

opening week, to bo staged in the vaVIMIO f r 11 r

oafuaruonisi ana uusincss places,

uiu uncos selected being March 8-13. Had Indianapolis a downtown place to hold a centralized show, a centralized exhibition might be held this

year, as that sort of a display has many supporters among the Indiana-

pons ucaiers. However, without such accommodation the dealers holi

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can be made in their salesrooms. The Indianapolis Auto Trade Association has not changed much from a year ago. There are some new -.1 1 m

ueaiers ana some who are gone. Tho population along automobile row i . . .

cnanges just enough to be interesting. Two new directors serve on the association board, W. B. Peterson and

a. ii. smith. The dates were selected with tho

hope of having ideal weather weather i.i ...

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enrougnout the state getting into Indianapolis, for it is from the farms and the smaller cities that the major

ity oi ouyers will como. The advertising of the show has been placed in the hands of Joe Kelly

wno nas aone similar work for past auto shows. Some high-class, enter

tainment is to bo provided vbitors and probaly there will be some stunt on tho closing night which will bo ii

wortn while. A decoration committe has been

named which will decide on n innnrn

scheme of decoration. Some dealers favor uniformity of d

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to woric out a nchomo of his own. Tho business houses oC Indianapolis will docorate their stores and windows in

a manner appropriate to tho auto show work, Tho show will consist of all sorts of cars, electric and gasoline, commercial and pleasure. Tho salesrooms are concentrated so well that a visitor may viow all tho cars shown in a short time. -The accessory men are more scattered and there may be a plan worked out to allow accessory men to have space in some of the dealers' rooms.

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c- ' guests a p'ea?urc and rcrtarin beverages at meal .;n. There is no panfc at . .i'.r. ihold ihäJ has a can of Z? h f t t up in I lb. Iithot , Cap Tops. Price a v. wilt send a 1 ib. can - x- upon receipt of SO -jents

AUTOS TO FARMERS

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The farmers are the men most interested in the new things in automobile design. That means that the automobile men are looking toward

uie men wno till the soil as prospective buyers for their goods, hence tl.e officers of the Indianapolis Trade Asociation, in arranging their opening week, March 8-13, äVe preparing exhibits, entertainment and reception which will interest the Indiana farmer. Most of the automobiles which are sold through Indianapolis as a distributing point go to the farmer or the resident of the small town. The farmer is America's greatest purchasing power. ConsennAnf.lv hi'e

financial status is the best rvitovirm

on which to bae an estimate of the country's prosperity. As James J. Hill says, the largest single industry in the United States is the tilling of the soil. The people engaged in agriculture number 12,500,000. In manufacturing, manufacturing arts, including mechanics, wood workers, blacksmiths and others, there are employed 10,800,000 people. Trade, merchandising and commercial pursuits give employment to 3,000,000. Transportation lines make a livelihood for 2,600,000. In other words, agriculturalists in this country constitute

one-third of all the people engaged in

any uccupation. The purchasing power of the farmer is perpetual. He always has something he can sell at any time. The people in the cities need what the farmer grows. He provides the necessaries of life. He is never out of work. He has ready monev today. The real power of any nation depends, not upon the size of its army or navy, nor the cash in its banks, but upon the number and quality of its food producers. With one-third of the food producers of the world on the field of battle and another third unable to market its produce, the remaining third, mostly American, has become the world's provisioner and is becoming highly prosperous in a time of depression for the rest of the world.

Our farmers have gathered crops of unprecedented abundance and are marketing them at the highest prices received for many years. Whatever

e?se tne survivors of the war may ' lack they must have food. The j

larmer nas Deen Helped -not hurt by the wax.

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IE" Sutton HOTEL WEST BADEN, IND.

TheJIpcal Home-Like Hotel."

r WillSV.STrothTroprietor.

The Sutton Hotel is located upon a high elevatian affording splendid view of the picturesque springs valley. Located one square from depot and the famous West Baden Springs. Electric Lighted, Steam Heated, Hot and Cold Water, Fire Proof. Rates $10.50 Per Week, with all the epnvemences of your home." No better table service. Under new proprietorship. A hotel with service mrpassed by none in the valley at a sensible rate within reach of all Splendid accommodations for families. Write the management for any information you want. m-biii im.iM n V

OPEN THE YEAR HOUND.

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New members of the board of directors of the Indianapolis Auto Trade Association are A. H. Smith

and W. B. Peterson, both well known to automobile dealers over the state, i The auto opening week of the Indi-1 .. . i . . . .

anapons dealers will be held in Indianapolis, March 8-13, the exhibits to be staged in the various salesrooms. All sorts of automobiles will be shown gasoline, electric, commercial and pleasure and all the up-to-date accessories.

Keynote of Shows. Usually there is a keynote to the automobile shows. Several seasons ago, for instance, the self-cranker was just coming in. First it was acetylene or a spring or air or something like that. The next season saw the incoming of the electric selfstarter. Last year was the war, fours vs. sixes, yhich is, to be sure, not yet settled, although there are perhaps more six cylinder cars now than there

were last year when the fours were meeting with a desperate battle.

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Eight Cylinders Shown, There are some who believe that

the making of multiple cylinder en-

gmes m numbers greater than sixes is the coming thing. There will be ....

several eignt cylinders at the Indianapolis opening week, and there may be twelves on the road too. A great many makers of automobiles have abandoned the magneto and are making use of the distributor int connection with the battery and generator. iThis may b a "trtnd" too.'1

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