Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 126, 13 March 1910 — Page 14

THE RICHMOND PAI.LADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1910. BUICK MOTOR CO. HAS AGENCY HERE tional Stock Chassis Road race (new record.) Won G & J trophy in 100 mile race at Indianapolis meet, (new record.) Won Pres-o-Lite trophy in 250 mile race at Indianapolis meet (new record.) Won Coca-Cola trophy in 20O mile race at Atlanta meet, average speed 72 miles an hour, (new record. Won Lookout Mountain Hill Climb trophy at Chattanooga, Tenn. (New record.) WILL CELEBRATE THE EVACUATION KANGAROO MEAT. a.xia6 tells an tfofasfUg Incident connected with the aumal. He had been ashore in one of the sparsely populated regions of the coast and secured four wallaby, au ample supply for the whole party, native guides and servants Included. But be found that, although wallaby is regarded as such a delicacy that no trouble Is considered too great to obtain It. none of the native boys in the party would touch It. This was a mystery until one of tira !i;!iiaed that they had been trained iu childhood in the beuef That If they ate wallaby before reaching a certain age it would stop their growth These boys all belonged to the part of the country where wallaby are few. and one can imagine the crafty old folks seated round the festive pot and winking at oue another as the young people declined the succulent dainty. The Explanation. Mr. Youngbride Mrs. Smith say there Is lots of cream oa her milk littles every morning Why Is there never any oa yours? The Milkman l"u too honest, lady, that's why. I :: my bottles so full that there ain't cover no room left for cream. Woman's Home Companion. Why the Native Youngster of New Guinea Refused It. In certain parts of New Guinea the wallaby, a species of kangaroo, are very plentiful, and the traveler In search of sport finds the pursuit of them an exciting occupation. Wallaby steak Is a refreshing change from canned meats, and the natives are only too glad to have the remnants of the carcass. A writer in an Euglisb mag Richmond Branch of the Con- ' cern Was Formally Opened Last Week. This Week Will Mark Epoch in the History of Old Boston Town. If this concerns Too. read crhiT!y: Ir. r!dweU't Syrup Pepsin is positively guaran- - 1 to cure iodtifestion. constipation, sick bra Jre. offensive breath, malaria and ail diseases "ing from stomach trouble. HAS THE MITCHELL CAR

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LARGE CROWDS ATTENDED

MACHINE IS ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR IN USE IN THIS VICINITY AND HAS MADE SPLENDID RECORD.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the past week marked the formal opening of the Richmond branch of the Buick Motor Company. Its local agency Is 8 South Seventh street. There is an excellent line of cars placed on the market this year by the Buick people, whose machines have for some time enjoyed popular favor in this section of the country. There were large crowds at the openings, especially Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings. Music was furnished and flowers were distributed. Here is a record of a few of the many hundred records, trophies and hill climbing events won by Buick Model 10 and Model 17 Stock Cars, piloted by Burman, Chevrolet, DeWitt and Strang, and private owners. Won .r0 mile records on one mile tracks In nine cities, namely: Columbus. Montreal, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Buffalo. Wacco. Decatur, Springfield and Kansas City. The time in seven of these races was 51 minutes 10 seconds, 51 minutes 12 seconds, 5"J minutes 10 seconds, 52 minutes 14 seconds, 52 minutes 45 seconds, 52 minutes 48 seconds and 52 minutes 49 seconds. No other stock ear has ever won a 50 mile race on a one mile track in as fast time. Some cars perform sensationally now and thetf, but Buicks always win in either record time or close to the record. Won 100 mile records on one mile tracks in seven cities, namely: New Orleans, Montgomery, Montreal, Kansas City, Grand Rapids, Columbus, Buffalo and Dallas. , The time in five of these races was 101 minutes 25 seconds, 102 minues 39 seconds 104 minutes, 104 minutes 32 seconds, and 105 minutes 21 seconds. No other car of any type has ever won a 100 mile race on a one mile track in faster time than 107 minutes. Won four 100 mile stack car records at Daytona Beach, Fla. Won 113 mile Riverhead, Long Island, road race, creating new American Road Race record and new World's stock car record of 70,003 miles an hour. Won 482 Mile Los Angeles to Phoenix, Arizona, Trans Desert race, in 19 hours, 13 minutes, lowering the record over 10 hours. Won 12 hour world's record on one mile track at Brighton Beach New York. Distance 624 miles, average speed 52 miles an hour. Previous record. 613 miles held by Renault. Won Cobe trophy in 395 mile western stoclc Chassis Road race. Longest and most severe road race ever held in America. Won Vesper trophy in 212 Mile National Stock Chassis Road Race (new record.) Won Yorick trophy In 159 mile Na

R. E. McWhinney, Well Known Local Autoist, Agent for That Machine.

R. E. McWhinney, a well known local autoist, has opened an auto sales company at 416 Main street, where he is doing an excellent business with the famous Mitchell Ranger car, for which he is the exclusive agent in this territory. This car made a unique record last season. Speaking of its record a recent dispatch says: The Mitchell Ranger, famed as the army dispatch bearer which carried war messages last fall from Major General Leonard A. Wood, U. S. A., New York, to Major General John F. Weston, U. S. A., the Presidio, San Francisco, and whose subsequent work as pace maker in the National Highway Tour from New York to Atlanta is still fresh in the public mind, left Cincinnati Feb. 23 to cover the 1910 route of the Glidden Tour which begins from this city about the middle of June and finishes in Chicago about three weeks later. The Ranger will gather all the interesting data 'for every foot of the way in response to the general demand of motorists all over America as well as the big manufacturers, and will thereafter publish the conditions of the wide variety of roads that exist in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri. Iowa and Illinois. Driver Frank Zirbies, one of the most expert and daring pilots that ever sat at the wheel of an auto and who made himself famous in the New York-to-Frisco and New York-to-Atlanta performances, will guide the Ranger over the route.

AN ECHO OF REVOLUTION

MARCH 17 WILL MARK THE 134TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEPARTURE OF THE BRITISH FROM THE CITY.

Dazzling Ink. Here is an actual instance of Russian gallantry. A celebrated opera singer, who once "starred" In Paris, received from a Muscovite prince a handsome brooch set with diamonds. But sot wishing to accept a gift, the motive of which might be misconstrued, she returned it with warm thanks. The next day she received a letter from the prince approving highly of her decision. But the writing In this letter had a singularly glistening appearance, and It afterward transpired that the magnate bad reduced the returned diamonds to fine powder, with which he had besprinkled the wet ink, and had thus insured the acceptance of his boma.ee.

The Twilight Of Life. The muscles of the stomach in old sae are no as strong or active as in youth and in consequence old people are very subject to constipation and Indigestion. Many seldom, have a bowel movement without artificial aid. Many, also, have unpleasant eructations of gas from the stomach after eating. All this can be avoided by the use of Dr. CaldweU's Syrup Pepsin, which permanently regulates the bowels so that passages come naturally, and so strengthens the stomach that food is digested without discomfort. Druggists sell it at SO cents or Si a Urge bottle.

(American News Service) Boston, March 12. The greatest Evacuation day in the history of South Boston will be celebrated in that section of Boston on March 17. The crowning feature will be a big parade for which the war department has ordered all the regular troops in the vicinity to take part. Just 134 years ago the last British soldier left Boston never to return. On the night of March 16, 1776, General Washington and his army occupied

I South Boston Heights and threw up

fortifications and mounted artillery. On the morning of March 17 General Howe, the British commander in Boston, saw that Washington could blow all the British ships in the harbor to pieces and shell the city. So General Howe embarked every man of his soldiers, the ships drew up anchor and the British fleet sailed away never to return. Never Forgotten Day. South Boston has never forgotten the day. It has always been celebrated in this section of Boston with its 90,000 Inhabitants with decorated homes, exercises in the schools, a big parade and a banquet of national interest In the evening followed by fire works. The guests of South Boston this year include Secretary of the Navy George Von L. Meyer, himself a Boston man, and representatives of the army and navy from Washington. There will be a congressman and senators and governors of nearby New England states also present as the guests of South Boston. Lieutenant George H. Nee who won medals of honor for galantry in the Santiago and Philippine campaigns, is to be chief of the staff of the parade

this year. Chief Marshall, Lieuten-'

ant John F. Mclnnes, announced his appointment yesterday. Lieutenant Mclnnes is making arrangements for the big annual parade on the peninsula. He says that it is to eclipse anything of the kind ever seen. He has sent invitations to seven companies of the Ninth regiment, four companies of the Eighth regiment, three companies of the Fifth regiment, four companies of the Coast Artillery M. V. M., four companies of the United States artillery from the navy yard batallion of sailors and marines from the warships and the navy yard, the various veteran associations such as Major M. J. O'Connor, Camp U. S. W. V. Dahigren and Washington Posts of the G. A. R. and the Ninth regiment Veteran Association and a battalion of high school cadets.

AnitLAiDs: Mother says "they can't say anything toe good about Gold Medal Flour." ChaKitt.

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