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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1915

Page

7

Hudson Leads In Public Praise Says Local Dealer

Eugene Hough of Queen City Garage reports that Hudson cars are widely admired by local owners. The Yacht-line design extra room and new auxiliary seats attract buyers, with about $5,000 Hudson light sixes in use. Hudson is seen as a leader in prestige quality and moderate price among high end cars. Experienced motorists largely buy Hudsons, with many previous Hudson owners.

Eugene Hough Queen City Town Hall

Theatrical Gossip From Gotham: Woods Season Opens

The New York theater season features A. H. Woods producing four leading shows. Notable entries include Cousin Lacey with Julian Eltinge, Common Clay with John Mason and Jane Cowl, and Bee My Lawyer with T. Rey Barnes. Also opening are The House of Glass at the Candler, Just Outside the Door at the Gaiety, and The Duke of Killicrankie at the Empire with notable cast members. The Knickerbocker prepares to become a movie de luxe with eight dollar top seats as Roeailind and other new works debut.

New York A. H. Woods Mr. Wood Cousin Lacey Julian Eltinge Mr. Eltinge Cohan Theatre The Republic John Mason Jane Cowl Mr. Woods Bee My Lawyer Max Marcin T. Rey Barnes Sydney P Booth Hal Runsel Inez Buck Gua Weinburg House of Glass Candler Theatre Max Marein Jules Eckert Goodman Gaiety Henry Miller Kian Erlanger America Lizzie Hadson Colier Frank Loses Frank Kemble Cooper Robert Marshall Empire Theatre Marie Tempest Francie Wilson Graham Browne Ann Murdock J. M. Barrie Roeailind Knickerbocker Theatre Knickerbocker Graund Opera Frank Ferguson Rose Coghlan Minnie Dupree Alice Fisher Grace Reals Louis Meneren Booth Tarkington Kluw

National Hotel Remains a Draw for Tourists in Granteville

The National Hotel at Granteville hosts a steady stream of visitors from multiple states. Over the past week guests include J W Kline A Mooney J A Waugh Jr Joan J McKone F S Hoover H C Norris R L Smith Edward Holm Moses Weaver and many others from Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland West Virginia New Jersey and Illinois. Frederick Foster Snow returns to Cumberland after a month at the National.

National Hotel Granteville J. W. Kline Mooney Turtle Creek J. A. Waugh, Jr Washington, DD Joan J. McKone Tunnerton W. Va Hoover Frownesville Kimmel A. H. Stable Irvin Will Hubbard Charles Gotlieb Baltimore H. C. Norris L. Smith Flkhorn Wis Irvin Heffner Waynesboro H. L. Pedicord D. McCardie H. W. Watson H. V. Smith Cameron J. W. Mercer Harold Mercer J. L. Bondi Grace Toben Carrie Mathias J.C. Gare J. T. McMillan Washington N. EK. Lantz Columbus Ohio Moses Weaver Edward Holm Alex Mayer Alex Frobich Harry I Ds Johnstown Menae W. Pritchard Mannington Haywood Maxwell Clarksburg Edward Kinkelhan Herbert Kinkkelhen Pittsburgh Lewia Irvin W. H. Nussdofer Wiliam R. Wagner Theodore Nussdofer Edna Nussdofer Cleveland

Back Home After Exciting Motorcycle Tour

BE G Bishop of Bishop and Herpich motorcycle garage on Market and North Center streets returned Monday from a two week motorcycle tour. He and his wife traveled 16 horsepower Thor from Cumberland visiting Baltimore Havre de Grace Elkton Centerville Easton and other towns. They faced storms mud and road hazards including floods near Chesapeake Bay and Choptank River with several delays and two hours crossing a flooded gap. Oil and gasoline cost was only 1.30 round trip and aside from water in the carburetor the engine ran well.

BE. G. Bishop Bishop and Herpich Market North Center Street Bishop Cumberland Frederick Laltimore Havre de Grass Perryville Elkton Chesapeake Centerville Easton Chesapeake Bay Mrs. Bishop

Saxon Sales Show 80 Percent Gain

Percy Owen reports Saxon Motor Company July sales nearly doubled from last year with 80 percent more cars and higher value. Six cylinder models driven by orders, while last year produced mainly four cylinder roadsters. D F Chenoweth, local distributor, notes a single day orders totaling 400 six and four cylinder models.

Percy Owen Saxon Motor Company D. FF. Chenoweth

Indian Wins 300 Mile Free for All at Tacoma

Indian rider Earl Armstrong wins the 300 mile free for all at Tacoma Washington. He breaks the 300 mile record and lowers 100 and 200 mile marks as well with a 3 hours 46 minutes 27 9 10 seconds run, beating the Dodge City Iowa record by 10 minutes 18 seconds.

Earl Armstrong Tacoma Wash Armstrong Dodge City

Sunny State Attracts Many Auto Owners

Hudson owners touring California find the Sunny State as appealing as the San Francisco and San Diego fairs. William McIlfish notes Southern California offers year round driving from sea level to 8000 feet, with the Crest Route near San Bernardino praised for its rim of the world views. The rebuilt Crest Route, now with a max grade under eight percent, draws Hudson owners west for the fairs, aided by Hudson radiator cooling ideal for mountain trips.

Hudson California San Francisco San Diego William McIlfish Queen City Hudson Distributors United States McElfish San Bernardino Vine Crest Big Bear Lake San Bernardino Valley Mojave Desert

Automobile Club membership filed by city manager

Qtlombie D. F. Chenoweth, manager of the Auto Tire Repair and Supply Company, files for Automobile Club of Maryland membership. Queen City Garage deliveries include Morton of Frostburg with Overland Six and Model 83, Turney of Oakland Overland Model 83, Romney New Century Garage with Overland 8 8, Sanders the Maryland Theatre stage manager with a new Hudson, Miss Louise Wilson drives a Studebaker to Baltimore with accompanying relatives. William R. Offutt of Oakland motors to Cumberland in a new Hudson Six, Bert N. Garstin and wife drive a Buick light Six to Baltimore then Washington and Rockville, Schwarzenbach drives a Stevens-Pruv ea to Baltimore, H. Crawford Black motors a Locomobile to Cumberland, G. F. Burkett leaves by Excelsior motorcycle for Johnstown for Labor Day with parents.

D. F. Chenoweth Auto Tire Repair and Supply Company Automobile Club of Maryland Queen Coty James Morton Frostburg H. P. Turney Oakland New Century Romney W. Va Edward Sanders Maryland Theatre Migs Louise Wilson A. A. Wilson Studebaker Baltimore W. H. Cole Miss Wilson Catherine Emma Wilson Providence Bert N. Garstin The Press Altimore Washington Rockville George Schwarzenbach

Chalmers Six-40 Sales Break Records Across East

Vice President and Assistant General Manager C. A. Pfeffer announces the seven passenger Chalmers Six-40 is breaking sales records. In the week of August 23 two trainloads were shipped to New York, signaling strong 1916 production. Harry Buckholtz, manager of Citizens Garage Cumberland, says local Chalmers sales are brisk and exceeding expectations.

CC. A. Pfeffer Chalmers Motor Company Chalmers Motor Com Chalmers New York Harry Buckholtz Citizen's Garage Cumberland

Ford Rebate Checks P Being Distributed

Ford mails about 300 000 checks of 50 each to owners as Ford profits are distributed totaling nearly 16 million dollars. Checks pass through about 56 090 post offices, illustrating the nationwide spread and economic impact on merchants and consumers.

Ford Uncle Sam United States

Goodyear Strengthens Lead in Automobile Tire Contracts

Goodyear, in the twelve months ending July 1, 1915, solidified its position as the tire choice for more cars than any other maker. VP C. W. Seiberling notes continued contracts and new high grade additions for 1916. He stresses motorists demand performance and merit as competition grows in the expanding auto industry.

Goodyear C. W. Seiberling Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Ackard Hudson Jeffery Locomobile Mitchell Franklin Goodyear Tires

Gasoline straining advised to prevent engine starvation

The article warns that gasoline contains lint particles from refinery straining which accumulate before dirt screens in the line and can cause insufficient fuel to the engine. It recommends passing gasoline through a chamois skin strainer to prevent flow issues.

Multi Disc Clutch Performance With Oil Conditions

Variations in oil conditions affect the multi disc clutch. Cold oil restricts release and overly thin oil causes a fierce grip that can injure the machine.

Lubricating Leaf Springs Improves Riding Quality

The article notes that riding quality improves significantly when friction surfaces of spring leaves are lubricated. It advises taking the leaves apart at least once each season, polishing them, and applying graphite grease.

Motorcycle Collision Injures Rider Near Allegany Grove

Fred A. Bergman 78 of Winestreet received cuts and bruises when his motorcycle collided head on with a Ford driven by H. W. Rather near Allegany Grove yesterday evening. Both vehicles were damaged. Bergman was treated at Dr. F. W. Fechtman’s office. Rather was uninjured.

Fred A. Bergman Winestreet H. W. Rather Allegany Grove Bergman F. W. Fechtman Rather

West Virginia P U S A Elects State Officers

West Virginia State Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America adjourned at Romney after selecting Keyser as next meeting site. Officers elected include President H R Hood Sleepy Creek and Vice President R B Rice Morgantown. J W Irvin becomes past state president.

West Virginia Patriotic Order Sons of America Romney Keyser H. R. Hood Sleepy Creek R. B. Rice Morgantown Silas J. Havermale Berkeley Springs R. H. Hammersin Hedgesville Frank O. Trump Kearneysville Ray M. Busler Lloyd Bunton U. S. Martin Shepherdstown E. P. Sprout J. W. Irvin Shenandoah Junction H. M. Brady Charlestown O.fp. Spotts H. S. Cushwa Martingburg

Grodno Falls as Hindenburg Victories Reported

Berlin reports Grodno city and fortress captured by General Von Hindenburg. General Mackensen receives the Order of the Black Eagle for victories. Dr Dernburg to South America to revive German interests. Submarine campaign sinks one British man in twenty.

Berlin Grodno von Hindenburg Black Eagle Mackensen Dr. Dernburg South America

Tire cuts demand immediate attention

A deep cut in a tire causes a loose rubber flap that can tear more rubber and worsen damage, especially on solid tires, requiring prompt care to prevent a larger failure.

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