In the earlier days, only the heaviest loads could be depended upon to hold fast speeds. Weight, 5,000 or more, their mere avoirdupois, is responsible for their steady ridges. By reason of good balance, the Studebaker engineers have adopted a strong and better machine, at the same time, for better performance. The machine, of days, guns, boasted of. It has been the present Studebaker machine, but its advantages would be lost when it not for the factor of good balance that keeps the cars close to the road, however, the highway may be.

RAISING MONEY FOR ROADS
Canadian Province's Knee Problem in Vigorous Accounts of War.
Money for roadbuilding is given just as reluctantly by the average taxpayer as money for any other public purpose, and this is particularly the case now in the Canadian provinces, which are carrying unusually heavy taxes on account of the war. The Deputy Minister of Highways of Ontario, Hon. A. McLean, has recently made a report on the subject, so that the local authorities can decide how much money to raise by bonds and how much by annual taxes.  With a full knowledge of the advantages and disadvantages of each method. 