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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-15
|. D. S.U.MEN ARE
FAST IN SPRINTS
Saints Spring Surprises on
Track, Where Some Good
Time Is Made.

The Latter Day Saints University track
and field athletes held a successful trial
meet at the University of Utah campus
yesterday afternoon. The church insti-
tuition has a far stronger team this year
than ever before in the history of atf-
letlcS at the school From the showing
made yesterday, Coach Mines team
coming dual and conference track meets.
So far his athletes have had no track
training, and a result are far from be
ing in good condition. The team is espe-
sprint men who are running close to
the state records In the long distances
the team is somewhat weaker.
Fast Time in 100 Yards.
Lewis Parry won the 1O0-yard dash
from II. McCallister in the fast time Of
ten and twO-fifthS seconds. McCalliSter
was d close second. Although this time
is twO-fifths of a second slower than that
made by Fuzzy Moore Of the uniYer-
Guiding Coach Milne. feel that Parry
will be able TO turn the trick after few
weeks of practice. In the 220-yard dash
McCallister was the winner. He COW
This is remarkably fast time for this
race at this time of the season. Mccall
lister is the brother of the McCallister
that defeated ''Hoody'' Whitney in the
year beween the university and the B.
y. university of Provo.
The Quarter-mile went to Gather Parry.
The time was % seconds. As Parry ran
in the season He is an especially strong
runner, as was shown in the half-mile
race, which he also won. At the finish
Of the latter race he sprinted 300 yards
distance man The half-mile was COW
cred in 2:22
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-15
Hoppe HopeIessIy Behind.

SIosson's next effort was productive Of
three and the balls were frozen on
HOppe's third shot in the twentieth He
made the carom off the break and ran n.
which left him exactly 204 points behind.
The score then was: SlossOn. 40; Hoppe
236 for twenty innings.
SlossOn made % in mis- next inning. and
Home made nothing. Siosson followed
with one CONT. but left the balls widely
apart. Hoppe used the bridge and
scored, but had TO make long drive IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-15
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.iladelphia. April Anew York


YORK. l. IWO-DaSe n1LS-BreSnalaT
Bases on balls-Off Kane. 2; off Taylor
g. Struck out-By Kane, 4; by Taylor,
Umpire-O Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
thought unsuitable, and many new par
ties taking up ground. Moncure Creek Is
now taken up almost solidly from shore
to shore, and there is very little left
along the shores OF any OF the other
10 ~
Light Liquor Fines.
Especial to The Times-pispatch9

& HAGUE,4'N.A,, March 3.-Westmoreland
Court began Monday at Montross. Judge
n. r. b. Wright presiding. The grand
jury indicted eight parties for selling
whiskeS insi local option territory
The whole county except ColcAal Beach
is under local option Four of them have
been tried and convicted. III. Jones plead
guilty and threw himself on the mercy
OF the court. The case of George II,
Davis, of Mt. Holly. was tried and the
Jury fined him $50. Two Others ,lnally
plead guilty aud threw themselves On the
mercy Of the Jury, and MIR. Clarke was
fined $50, and George A.. Davis. son uf
q. II, Davis above. MAS lined $40 Such
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Three Belated Steamers.

NORFOLK. March s-The British
steamer Mantinea, Captain McKinnon,
from New York TO the Barbadoes. via
Norfolk for COAL the British steamer,
chelston, Captain Eocken. from Boston.
for Norfolk, and the British steamer
Hernia, from Boston 10 Newport News
all several days overdue, have arrived.
All three steamers Were delayed by the
recent severe coast storm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
DIED OF OLD AGE.
Wife Of the Man Who Built the
sIi First Engine Cab.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,)

HY@7# (SpeclnI to TIC TIMes-Ulsphtchtl
7 HARRISONBGRG. VA, March s.-NIrs
Ellen Il. Magalis died at her home In
Harrisonburg yesterday evening at the
age of 10 years. Her death was due to
the inArnities of old age, /. es.
The funeral will be held Tomorrow
Mrs Magalis leaves eight children, two
sof whom, Ben b.. and Richard, are CON
gductnrs on the main line of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, She was a native OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

Winchester Her husband, the late James
NTngais was one of the first locomotive
engineers in the United States. He built
the first engine cab to be used in this
country and placed on his own engine
when running on the old Winchester and
Potomac Railroad, between Winchester
and Harper's Ferry. Az the time OF his
death he was the Oldest engineman I'M
point of service in America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
small fines as these do very little in stop

small fines as these do very little In stop
ping such violations of the law
The Judge has reserved his sentences
until all the cases for this court are
through, and some are expecting him TO
add one or more days. Imprisonment In
each case, as he has announced repeated
~ IN other counties that when parties
to this traffic throw themselves on his
mercy, he will never place the fine any
less than 500, and that he intends to
break up the business, and will place
heavier sentences and add the Jail penal
~, when he thinks best.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

The Wilson Company is organized to do
a hotel business In North Emporia. The
Gged sSKrppt rm are
wyn and Hon, l.. D. Yarrell.
Judge Waddll appointed w W. Green.
of Emporia, receiver of the alleged bank
rupted firm and was directed to run It's
BUSINESS until further order from the
court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
A THRILLING TRIP
Mrs. j. j. Splitting and Daughter
Have Rare Experience.

Mrs. j. H. Splitting and daughter, Miss
;are on their way to California, have
gone through some thrilling experiences
on their way TO the wild and woody
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Special.

About 80 pieces of Fancy Taffeta
and Louisine SILK. Not an unde-
sirable piece in the lot. Made to
sell Mt 1900 ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
CREDITORS PETITION.
Proceeding Of Alleged Bankruptcy
Against S. O. Wilson Co.

A petition of Involuntary bankruptcy
was flled yesterday afternoon In the office
iof tho clerk Of the United States District
Court by II. swarta and the .Greesesyille
Rank and Others against the S. O. WI
son Company, Incorporated. OF Emporla.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
MANCHESTER MAN is
FINED BY THE SQUIRE
Dunnavant Resists Officer Of the
Metropolis and is Duly
Soaked.

w II. punnayant. a white man from
Manchester was fined $40 and cost ny
,son,re 1.onnie Graves. in Police Court
Yesterday morning. on the charge Of
s,sting an officer and being disorderly
on tho street. Daniel BraNton, negro,
who insisted on 'buttlng In the dlslur-
hance, was fined s. for his conduct me
negro was told toeskidoo, by the otilcer
who had arrested nunnavant. and Brax-
ton replied that he paid taxes and didn't
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
ENERSON'S LEG HURT.
Unable to Compete an National
Lazcn Tennis Championship.

Newport r. l., Aug. 2o-An unfortunate accident
to Nat Emerson. of the Western doubles champion
pair, will the initial match of the national
championship lawn tennis tournament to go by de-
fault tomorrow morning. II is the first time in
a of years that this competition has failed
60 be the opening feature of the meeting the
Casino courts.
Emerson. while practising in Chicago a few
days ago, injured his leg and it was necessary to
inclose it in heavy plaster cast This announce
ment made tonight after the notices of the
East against the West match had been posted.
There appear to be unusual number OF acct
dents this season among the expert weIdcrs of the
racquet The injury 10 Beals c. Wright which
probably will cost him his holding of the national
partner Louis H Waidner. has played several
markable form this season. and It believed
tennis than the challenge for the championship.
Frederick =. Alexander and Harold II. Hackett
Eastern champions. will take their victory by de-
Ward. the present holders of the twin cups. on
Wednesday morning
As the draw of the III aspirants for national
championship honors now stands Frederick B.
legiate champion, should have an easy way TO the
final in the top half. The lower section of the
draw bristles with class. William A. Larned will
meet his young rival Karl II. Behr Jr., in the
second round. Veterans and "comers'' are much
mixed in this section. among the number being
Richard Stevens. Henry w SlOcum, Harold II.
~cn H. D. Register. Irving c. Wright and n w
Niles. The entire first round Of ffty-eight matches
VIII be cleared from the card tomorrow, and the
challenge match in the doubles contested Wednes-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

IN front OF the grandstand. but If a driver
meets with a mishap here he can have only
the assistance OF his mechanician.
AT any other part Of the course an unfortunate
driver can have many men as he wants to
make repairs.
The course is thirty miles, and the drivers
Will go over this ten times, making a total of
800 miles in both the elimination trials for the
American cars and, the big race itself.
At Manhasset there is a hill on the course
half mile long with an to 12 per cent grade,
which the machines will have TO climb
Heavier oil will be used on the course this
year than IN the two previous races, and the
work Of sprinkling the OIL will be started in a
few weeks
An important announcement was made by
one OF the members of the board who said
that the report that detachable rims would be
barred from the race was ridiculous
Those at the meeting were A. r. Pardington.
Z. r. Thomas w X. Vanderbilt, jr F. G.
Webb, a. G. Batchelder, r. Lincoln Lippitt.
Jefferson De Mont Thompson, chairman OF the
board. and John Farson. jr.. who took his faith
er's place. the latter being unable to attend.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

tsEt interests are being served when the super
rpssg for a few hours"
Tie course will be as follows:
BEGINNING a: the intersection Of Jericho Turn
nike and Mineola avenue. easterly through Jer-
idho and East Norwich Road to East Norwich
q McQueen's; then westerly along the Flushing
Eni North Hampstead Turnpike TO Bulls Head
Corner at GreenVale; then sOutherly over the
lack road, so called, to Old Westbury; then
westerly 10 Mineola Road; then northerly to the
Flushing and North Hampstead Turnpike; then
westerly over this road through the village of
Nsnhasset to the junction Of the Lakeville
Rad; then southerly to Lakeville; then easterly
70 searingtown; then southerly over Mineola
avenue road 10 starting point.
Il is also proposed TO change the location Of
he grancstand from its old place. three hun
isi yards west of the junction of Jericho Turn
pike and Willis avenue. to some point along
The pike between MineOla and Jericho. This
IsE course is looked upon with favor by many
sElomObiIists. especially the drivers who have
EEnlned II aIF1 who say that il Will do away
vA The dangerous crossing at New Hyde Park.
EEe they now have to cross the tracks OF the
aE York & Long Island Trolley Company.
Ehrh runs from Mineola to the city line and
also The dangerous 50 curve at Albertson Cor
n, where several accidents occurred in the last
hg race
O The use Of the road with the understanding
hat the automobile association oil the entire
course al once, which Will give the public some
llng and also pay for all hagmen for their
Jays work as well as pay for all accidents and
Anage caused by the race
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
COSTLY PRIZES FOR YACHT RACES
Howard Gould and Winslow Pierce Offer
Cups for seawanhaka Contests.

The regatta committee Of the Seawanhaka Co
hnthisn Yacht Club issued its programme Of fall
races yesterday. They begin on September l3 with
az invitation series for the New York 3O-foot-
ste aoF the Rouse Memorial Cup On the following
Soy Here viii be an invitation race for sloops
-1 - sCiiooneEs for the Pierce and Gould cups. and
80 September L. the fall regatta will be
S.,, oee Prizes being the regular club prizes-the
noT1si CIiT iTaeage Cup. the Alfred Roosevelt Me
This Is ~ 50 the Robert Center Memorial Cup.
crp-- nb;ca 4S ,st hrst race for the Rouse Memorial
Captasn Cis-iE valued al slC0. and is offered by
5lgooVer Toir,,sSS " Metmore the owner OF the
heats each course ig TIE race viii sailed in two
saTd seTDeG ed bT return urn the series winner viii be
Tor sioops offered e b point system The Pierce Cup
sTs oered '9ee 81 a, 500 the cup FOR schoon-
value The start 81 tba Howard Gould, is OF like
80 "a 1g5o TIC ., nm m. and OF the second race az
e;clock A. 1'e o0e' races viii be started al Y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
R1CING BO1RD MEETS.
different Signs To BE Used De
tQchable Rims Not Barred.

The members Of the racing board OF the Amer
lcan Automobile Association met at the Automo-
pile Club of America yesterday afternoon and
announced some changes that win be made In
fhe Vanderbilt Cup race this year
Their countenances showed that they were
Wei pleased with the good feeling shown toward
the race at the meeting OF the Board of Super
Vlsors OF Nassau County at their meeting ear
lier in the day
One OF the interesting changes Is that Of
stringing signs along the road In place of the
words on these signs which last wear warned
the drivers of turns and dangerous places. fig
ures Will be used such in the recent Grand
Prix contest In France. The foreign drivers
are familiar with these figures. each of which
mas It's own meaning TO the initiated, though to
those who do not know their meaning they are
amusing.
Each contestant will be allowed a repair nIace
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
RACES AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City is to have another big automobile
meet 1t will start on Labor Day and be continued
on Tuesday and Wednesday. With the American
motor Derby at Rochester postponed until next
spring the interest of both the sporting and trade
ends of automobiledom will concentrate on the
course by the sea the beginning of the autumn
racing season. The high speed cars are likely to
be well represented. the Hemery and Schroeder
Darracq cars having entered already The complete
programme will be issued in a day or two 1t is
announced that stock car competitions will figure
prominently they did the successful spring
meet, Harry B. Cook chairman of the Atlantic
City Automobile Clubs racing committee has
opened New York headquarters at Room 3O4 No 20
West 42d street He also be addressed at the
Seaside Hotel. Atlantic City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SUPERVISORS ALLOW VANDERBILT CUP RACE |
CHANGES IN COURSE.
lines Says Big automobile Contest
Benefits Long Island.

,,,-.o,a, Long Island. Aug 20.-The applsca-
- ,re American Automobile Association for
~ =. n the public highways for the elimina-
- s-,ols, and the race FOR the Vanderbilt Cup
~. s-,nted to-day by the Board OF Supervisors
.,,sssau County. William H. Jones and Edwin
ryre,s voted in favor Of granting the appli-
-, and Robert Seabury. of Hampstead
-, n. Mr.. Soabury said after the meeting
=. - did TO; think that any one had the right
~.--onder the highways for use as a race
80 He took similar sand last year
=. elimination trials TO select an American
all be held or September 90 and the race
:. tbe CUP on October q.
re county of Nassau will not be put 70 a
-.ys expense. and will be benefited by the
4. es many thousands of people from all parts
=. world said Mr.. Jones. chairman OF the
- after the application had been approved.
=, Deople are seeing now that the county's
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
CHERRY CIRCLE WINS.
First in Fifth Yacht Race for
Upton Cap.

Chicago. Aug 20-The Cherry Circle the New
aofk designed 2i-footer. representing the Chicago
athletic Association in the fifth annual series Of
yacht races for the Sir Thomas Upton Cup,
eated her victory Of Saturday in the second series
o-oay. This gives to-day's winner 200 points to
aer credit in the percentage column. The Raven,
me Canadian representative, was second being a
mile more than minute behind the winner. while
NE Bflposter captured third place less than a
Minute behind the Raven.
The course to-day was three miles TO leeward
and a beat home this performance being repeated
tEice, making the total distance twelve miles a
GOD breeze enabled excellent time to be made.
Slne yachts started.
The Yo San met with accident in the first
ss!noWard leg. and did not finish the race. The
merry Circles time 2:45:35, the Raven 8
Z4s:Ss and the B:llposter's 2:47:15.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SINGLES AT RIVERSIDE CLUB.

The open tournament on the courts OF the River
side Lawn Tennis Club started yesterday with the
play in mems singles About all of the first round
was put out OF the way. The summaries follow:
Riverside Club singles Cnrst round)wiI-
defeated II Rosenfed. o., e4; H. J. Moore defeated
steinachcr by default I. Knox defeated @ Kaatner by
u p Lee defeated c. Jacques. e-2. Ga: J. M Petit
grew defeated Rome by default a. Homlin defeated
n Goldman by default; Dederer defeated H. CuFtss
81 G-s: A. Ritchie defeated " Meshan. e-i s-8;
a Toaichard defeated x. u. Boorman, 81. Go: x. II.
Cooke defeated II. Jacoby. 6-2. 68: w. II. Conne de-
feated A Rawins. 8-3. ca; M. Burt defeated v.
second roGnd-A Dederer defeated A. R!tchie G-s.
Go. q; Touchard defeated l. II. Cooke, 6-2, &c.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
BOOKSELLER ARRESTED
BETTING At READTILLE.
My Star and Brilliant Girl Win
Grand Circuit Races.

Readville Mass, Aug 2O.-There was plenty Of
excitement at the opening Of the Grand Circuit
meet at the Readville track to-day. Poolselling
carried despite the arrest Of one auctioneer
while on the track two of the three events were
run off by a new system. which provides that
each heat shall be a race in itself
The track was fast and two horses made new
marks. The trotting of Brilliant Girl and Captain
Bacon was the feature in the Blue Hill while IN
the a:1O pace My Star won all three heats and
lowered his mark to 2:O5s4 In the futurity Fan
tanas time of 2:2O14 in the second heat was within
l1a seconds of the record.
The poolsell!ng began almost as soon as the
track was opened and continued until the last race
was started. About the middle of the afternoon
officers appeared underneath the grandstand ana
arrested of the booksellers. but this did ho'
serve even interruption. The man was taken
to Dedham where he Immediately bailed' ana
when his case comes up in court tomorrow it is
expected that appeal will be taken and the case
caPTed to me & & strong fsvorte in ali three
heats OF the Blue Hin. In the drst heat however;
and the mare broke. She had lead at the tlme'
but recovered herself and finished SECOND 70 zap
tain Bacon. The finish so fast that SaptaaddIh
Bacon forced to make new mark OK aItai1 z;t;
Bacon. M was replaced by Murphy but the big stall
ion only finished third, while In the last neat zap &
tam tam sacS9 ia 9s vas wheh 1iS Was new mark and
within half SECOND OF the record & I9r & Sne nd had
NO Difficulty in winning all three heats, although IN
the first Phalla made him trot IN Z:Vo9s' ne" '''
'V Tue Ss'e FGturty which closed the day was run OF
under old system OF heats, ana rsntaila tHsu.
a brilliant showing in the last one. The summaries;
FIRST EvENr-THE BLUE HILL-TRoTrING-
2;30 CLASS
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500.
Captain Bacon b. s. CDay)
Brilliant Girl b. m. Curry
STn g. baWso6 vs. Sister coette Ann Direct and
Lucreta also started. Time, 2:lO$s.
SECOND RACE-PURSE $1,000.
Brilliant Girl isrTorS ,; H curry
Captain Bacon b. Csiurphyl ,::::, as
Marjorie Czarna Dawson, Sister Coiette LucIe"a ""H
THIRD RACE-PURSE $500.
Brilliant Girl b. (Curry)
Exton. b. (Benyon).
Lucretia czarina Dawson Ann Direct sister Collette
and sagGtSo sGoSD fScf Els faTsfa CLASS
FIRST RACE-PURsE s4Co
My star. ch g. CMcEIenry) :''''.'''''''''''''
mna.a ms. aa1 o. M n m 1Mcponald1
stilet9 c. Pearl T. Tpga as:v Fd M Bonat a ana
Moore also started. Time. 2O0%s.
SECOND RACE-PURSE ssoo.
My Star. ch. g. (McHenry) ......''-
aiIiv Waters Sr' B. g. (Mccargo).
Tippins Moore PhnlIa B9na!s lan Hs fTad ssIs ed
Miss Gay distanced. Time. 2:06ss
THIRD RACE-PURsE s4oo.
My STAR ch g. CMcEenry).
Phaa. b. m. (Gateombl
Moore pearl Tipping Mercy Me- R. Billy Walters
Jr.. Italia Bonaet and Aintree also started Do"'@
wilkes drawn. Time. 2OI. =
Stileto c.. b. (Fowler). d
THIRD EVENT - AMERICAN TROTTING
BREEDERS FUTURITY-TROTTING-
TWO IN THREE.
loney divided; rst 81 $780, second $500; third s15O)
Fantana, b: E. (Nolon) i
Al Bingen. b. c. Giosan) 49,; .''..'.'..''''' .
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. Aug. 2O-The home team turned the
tables on New York to-day with a shUt-out By
score Of 20 o. before the largest Monday atten-
dance OF the season
The leaders scored their runs In one inning. Ia.
fifth. Chance leading of with double and taking
third on neat sacrifice. Two clean singles fol-
lowed, also wild throw. McGinnity then plr-
pOsely tried 60 pass King but the catcher sNunz
hard and hit wild viciOusly, sending
other two runs in The visitors looked dan serous
IN the ninth. when they filled the bases with only
one out, but StranGS short ffy well handled BY
Slasle. and BOwerman went out On a long hy 20
Schultz. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
FUN OF THE NEW YORK MOTOR CLUB

Inc New York Motor Club is to make an early
san Of the series Of functions, both outdoor and
adsor planned for the autumn. It will begin to-
hoFToW with dinner run and jump" to the
aossom Heath Inn. Al Larchmont. Club members
e2e their friends, with cars. to gather at the
clhTooms Al The Cumberland. and be ready TO
sart al 80 p. IN. The Is less than twenty
niles, and dinrer VIII be ready to be served at
O'Clock Arrangements have been made with the
IN management for entertainment TO follow
1e ainneI. The price of the tickets has been
lsoed al s. plate.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago scored it's second victory over the High
landcrs at American League Park yesterday by a
score of TO !.
Errors by Elberfeld. Chase and Williams were
chiefly responsible for the home teams defeat Orth
pitched well for the home team. The Yankees
scored their only run In the ninth inning, when
williams hit to left field for two bases and came
home on COnroy's single. Dougherty's hOme-run
hit In the sixth inning the feature. The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
NEW HAVEN WINS POLO CUP.
Defeats Myopia in Final Game-ponv,s Leg
Broken.

Aarragansett Pier. r. l., Aug. n-Nav r,.,,ou
scn the Rhode Island Cups in the finals ~ ,ta
200 tournament here to-day by defeatsna nTH.e .i.e
BY OF LEX g. The winners weTs alio. Op.s
handicap Of seven PhipDs. of New Haven r,sda
esasety. MADE
sre 1Ae game was the ronghest here this season .a
of the scTiInnages resulted in Miilh,11rnoa;.a
ana 4eg being broken and the horse had 10 be
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
HARVARD CREW PRACTICE
Richardson and Glass Expected Out
Soon.

Bourne End England. Aug a2-The Harvard
crew to-day spent time practising starts. IL
Is still without the services Of =. Richardson and
G. G. Glass. DR.. Manahan expects that they Will
soon resume their places According the present
plans the Harvard will move TO PUtney Au-
gust g.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
HORACE E. TO BE SHIPPED HERE.

[By Telegraph The Tribune.l
Saratoga, N. V. Aug. 2O.-Paul ]. Rainey's Horace
E. worked easily five furlongs in 1903 this morning
The colt will be shipped to Sheepshead Bay to-
morrow to receive his final preparation for the
Futurity. De Mund, his stable mate will remain
here and be started in the $4,000 United States
Hotel Stakes Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
mErzoER TO 90 ABROAD.

William f. Metzger. Of Detroit vice-president
OF the Association Of Licensed Automobile Manu-
facturers. sails to-day the Kaiser Wilhelm ii
for Europe He will combine business with Taeas-
ure and homes to do some automobng over the
splendid English and Continental roads before mis-
return 20 this country.