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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Gold Coin heavc Powders.

The most scientific Heave Cure known
for all cases of short wind, chronic roaring,
coughs, etc.
Plummer, Mimi, Sept. 9. 1906
Gentlemen II think your goods are all
right and a neighbor of mine bought two
packages of IIeave Cure and he told me that
those two packages honestly were worth SIS
to him. Respectfully yours,
D1,F Tad,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Gold Coin Healing Oil.
For barb wire cuts, naii injuries, burns
scalds, fresh wounds or cuts on man or beast
Your Healing Oil and Gall Cure Cannot be
Excelled.


Gentlemen Il write you in regard to the
goods | received from you some time ago.
The food for horses is fine. / have worked
my horses all spring and they are heavier
now than when | commenced work. And
your Healing Oil and Gall Cure | think, can
not be cXcclled by any. | do not want 10 be
wlthoat the Food and Oil, Yours truly,
+. ID. Starks, Monte Vista, Colo. =,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21

112.49.. &C
Woodman Thompson Il VT to
John A Mace set of 29-1ll-i9 So
Samuel Arthur & VT to c A
Reeve swt of 27-l09-49. ....... "A
Charles II Cocker & WI to Fred
j Ebert net of 3l-ll2-i9..... IN
Harry Mcknight & VT to CD
Cole net of lS-1l249. AS
George ID Cole & WI to Charles
f Allen mel of 1S-ll2-49...... 4S(
z n Skogerboe & WI to l. Sch
laubusch lots 4 & 5 OF nwt d
lots 6 Il z of swl 4 e@ Of swt
of 6-1l0-50.. 40-
Arson Albee & VT to A B ALI
son & z Ward d n p Ward
nwt Il nwi Of swi of 2-l09-50 SOC
Augustus II Cotton & VT to
John c Arvidson 81 of swt of
29-112-5l lac
Ole Eikum to NJ J Magee ct al
So of nwt Il W. of sw4 of st.
lll-5l 4Oc
Matthew Farmer d VT to Frank
Goodfellow sci of mel & set OF
nwt Il nwt OF set d ne of swt
& lot & lS.lll-51.. SOC
August Norman & VT to Nicho-
lai A Esteinson swl OF set of
OF % 4 NJ of nwt of mel OF
o-ii-o ott
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Gold Coin SPAWN Cure.

For Durable SPAWN. Quickly reduces
all sorts of swellings, as Bog SPAWN
Blood SPAWN, Swollen Joints, etc. IT also
cures Curb, Ring Bone, Splint, Hard or Soft
Swcllings, Stocking, Wind Calls, Enlarged
Joints, Inflammation Of TcndOns, or Sore
ness OF the Tendons, Chappcd Hooks and
Elbows, Enlarged Glands, Warts, Sprains,
HIND and Soft SnaYins.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
so FEEDS FOR l Gen
Makes Hens Lay.
iold Coin Stock Food Co

Gold Coin Stock God Co.
Gents:-I was notified by Messrs. Bah
cock & Bucklin that they had you Stock
nous Egg-a-Day Poultry Food. Ny hens
have never before laid as many eggs as they
did In the months of October and November.
Will recommend it to my neighbors. Ny
flock is a mixed lot of Brown Leghorn, Buff
Leghorn and White Leghorn, crossed by the
full blooded Buff Cochin BOOSTERS. 1 am
Just keeping them for the amoun of eggs
they lay. Yours truly, Frank F. Fisher,
New Rockford, n. D..
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
| Got 81 Eggs From Nine Hens in
-Four DAYS.

Blackjack, MINI.
| received your food some time ago and
will say it is o. X. | gave it to my hens and
they lay well. From nine hens | got 81 eggs
in the first four days-they are not sick now.
l am feeding my hogs and calves. There
was one calf that was dainty and would not
eat until | fed it Gold Coin Cattle Fattener;
now she eats fine hair looks well. 1t can't
be praised too high. | remain,
Yours ever,
Box 8. Arthur LIE Damon.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Public Sale

Twenty head Of dairy COWS will be
sold at auction, at the College Farm
on Friday, April 5th at two p. m.
These cows are mostly grade short
horns from 5 to ten years old. Some
are fresh, some are dry and some are
coming in soon.
Calves from these cows topped the
Chicago market before they were two
years old.
Reason for selling is to make room
for pure bred herds and hocks.
Terms, cash.
S. j. Rudolph, Auctioneer. r. A,
Larson, Clerk. 1916
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Gold Coin Compound Liniment.

For man or beast. Sprains, Chronic
Inflammation, Rheumatism, Weak Legs,
Weak Shoulders, Stiff Joints and Spring
Knees.
In all cases of lameness rub the affected
part thoroughly with the "Liniment", and
II a blister is desired bandage over it. A 81
bottle for JOc.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
End addn to Brookings

2nd addn to Brookings. ...... 600
A w Dressed < VT to Lille Will
liams w (Lo) It Lot II blk 3
SINNERS 2nd addn to Brook e
$50
II c Fjerstad 4 VT to j z Carl
son lots 20 & q blk 8 Bruce 400
Andrew p Bertelsen 4 VT TO
w Marshall lots l 4 2 blk
Browns Plat Elkton ......... 975
T B Mikkelson & WI to Hans +
Fardal nwt OF 2~9-l09-4S. ...... ALSO
Charles w Davis ct al to Matte
+ Davis Cd of nwi of 7-110-4S l
Aaron Harlow & VT to William
+ Roberts net OF sci 4 swi of
nel of 16-l09-47 ............ 1000
Maria r Sawyer to II A Brown
1-3swi of22 & sci of 2l-1l0-47. 1888 SO
| Florence L Smothers & VT to
III A Brown LIZ of % 4 set of
2l-l1o-47 ..................... 1921 80
Louis B Sawyer 4 VT to ii A
Brown LIP swt Of % 4 set OF
2l-llO-47.. S33 80
Elmer ID Sawyer a. wi to III A
Brown LIP swt OF % n set Of
2l.11O-47 ..................... 1913 SO
Arthur + Sawyer to III A Brown
LIZ swi of - & set OF 2l-l10-
Observation-Disclosures. 1913 80
William F. Soden & VT to John
NJ Foulke swt Of swl of swi
of l8-11O-4S. 400
Justina Benson Olson ct al to
II p, II +, q F. j Benson swt
of 34-1ll-50 nwt of 3 nef of 4
& et of net of 5-110-50. ....... 2500
Gertrude Napier & hus ct al to
Martin Anderson n Of sci &
81 OF net of 23-l09.5l 1000
| Maud Sanis & hus to G d Cole -
lots 3 4 & 5 blk 8 Folsom's
addn to Bookings 1900
, George S Roberts to John A
Peacock lot 6 blk / Randi
Peterson's addn to Brookings 800
Chas F Allen & WI to Geo ID
Cole lot "B" blk 9 Peterson's 5000
John w Holiday & wi to CA
Skinner lot ii blk 8 SINNERS
addn to Bookings 1900
S A Sines g. VT to Sven Sneve
lots z & s blk 6 Asks addn to
NOlSa loUO
II o Morgan 4 VT to j B Tour
gee WI Of e4 Of 7-111.47....... 1900
Thomas M Way & wi to Chris
Erickson & Nj J Elliott nwt
OF 1-111-4S. AIS so
Thomas NJ Way & VT to Chris
Erickson d Nj J Elliott nwt
OF 1-111-4S.. 1920
Charles Babcock & WI to Will
helm Krogmann set Of 81
lO9-4S 44O
Nels Chr Thomson to Jacob
Jensen sci of 1S-1l2-49. l
Lester T Jackson & WI to n
Ward & A B Allison nwt of
5-110-49 5000
NJ S Thayer & VT to John Hewitt
e4 OF swi & W. of set Of It.
1l0-49. 5000
George A Raynor & WI to Nj S
Thayer mel of 22-11l-49....... 1000
L c. Dewing & VT to Brookings
Land & Trust Co set of 90
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Did Not Lose a Chick.

Gentlemen II have used ali kinds of
Louise Powders, but ! find Gold Coin Louise
Powder is the best on the market today. I
have nsed it on young chicks with great sue
cess this season and did not lose a chick
through lice.
j. +. Johnston,
No. 4Q6 Toropto Ave-, st. Paul, Mimi.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Will Always Use Gold Coin Food.

Monticello, MINI, Sept. -. 1906.
Gold Coin Stock Food Co, st. Paul, MINI.
Gentlemen The photo is a picture Of
nine pigs that | fed four pals OF your Hog
Fattcner to and butchered them at 6 months
old, and they dressed $50 pounds. consider
for | can get the best results from Gold Coin
than any other, and | have tried three other
kinds. ! am feeding twenty-seven pigs at
the present time and will buy more If / can
find them. / shall always use Gold Coin
Stock Food.
Respectfully yours,
C.. IL. Riehl, Monticello, MINI
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Your Animal Foods are All Right. Judge D.. B. SearIe
View" Farm, St. Cloud. Mimi.
Importers of Short Horn Cattle

Lake View" Farm, ST. Cloud MINI. Importers fShot Horn Cattle
Gold Coins Stock odC {, St Paul MINI.
Genteneq:| take great pleasure in telling y"l that have found yourG Gold Coin
Anuma Foods the best thing in the way of stock tonic, and as "A bone and muscle builder
for young stock that ave ever used. Your nma Foods are all right. highly endorse
them. believe that food ike Yours which shaTpens the appetite and makes thief food ra
For two years used Gold Coin Animal Foods while conditioning my show stock fort the
state Fair with such navelousTe results that l IN continuing their use on my farm. You
have ny hGrtt@te endorsement as yours goods certainly possess high merit and are ALT hat
you lain for them.
D. +. Seare Judge Of District Court St Cloud, Mimi.
To lntoduce Gold Coin Worm Powders.
We give asanplef ret0 alyonew h@e horses hogs Sleeps ogotca ct troubled with worms
Cleaned Out Bots and Worms.
Bears is-My horse was aed of Bots ad Worms by your "God Coin Worm Pow
derS'a md he has not been tpubed since
Mr. S. Rodner, &c Plymouth avenue, Minneapolis Mimi.
Professor Shsws Lectures Free.
Those lectures we're delivered at the Minnesota Agricultural School and are used as
text books at most of the agriculture Schools.
The first edition wasso Ito tudentsan farmers at 5cp per COPY
lhTe made rrangements with cG Gold Coin Stock Food CO. to give one fUnsc books
IN The Feeding andiManageHent Of Live stock free to our customers
Cali at m drug store for a coupon emitting you toa free copy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
lords Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by F. l.. Villas, druggist.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Found At Last

j. A. Harmon, Of Lizemore, West
Va, says: "At last | have found the
perfect pill that never disappoints me-;
and for the benefit of others afflicted
with torpid liver and chronic constipa-
ton, will say: take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills" Guaranteed satisfactory.
25c at Kendall's Pharmacy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
What Gold Coin Cattle Food is For.
Doubles the Milk Flow.

SIX FEEDS FOR ONE CENT Gold Coin Cattle Food lisa cattle tonic for los. of app
te; to increase flow of milk; to aid in fatening and finishing of steers; to prevent and
tup ScOurS in calves,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
What Gold Coin Hog Food Does.

- SIX FEEDS FOR ONE CENT-Go d CoiniHos Food is medicinal tonic made from the
Roots, Banks, Seeds and Herbs required BY nature TO keep thes systems of hogs in healthy
coniiion;f for vrconmg ad prevmingd seaes and worms in swine,a and to aid diges
and amck attaining: A spendid timMant for tei informal Treatment
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
Gold Coin Louise Powder.

Kills lice, ticks, lice ON poultry, pigeons,
dogs, cats, stock, also plant lsce, moths, etc.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21

What Gold Coin Poultry Food is For.
stimulating tonic fort thee gpa@aget to increase egg formation. 1t cotainsi pnl me
sasSahasa and eleyeno ter roots and banks to cure and prevent poultry diseases as Roup,
PpG apes, Chicken Cholera egWeaknes Vertigo et.
80 FEEDS FOR 1 CENT
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-03-21
What Gold Coin Horse Tonic Does
Horse Tonic Saves Food

TTUTSG TUTHL SdVgS UUU
Gold Coin Stock Food Co.,
st. Paul, MINI.
Dear Sirs:-L can speak highly regard
ing your Horse Tonic" Last spring when
work started in, instead of increasing the
feed lcorn and oatsl, | bought a 25 10. pail
OF your Horse Tonic and used it as di-
rected, and my horses did just as we'll as
other springs when l increased the feed. l
consider that your Horse Food" saved me
a great deal of feed, and saved money. lam
your customer.
Emil c. Benin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
BOXING.
Lively Bout Is Expected
at Chelsea Tonight.
DufreSne and belmont TO Meet
Friday al Lewiston.
Bill Squires and Jack Twin Will
Clash Saturday Night.

Boston, Sept 43.-No match that has
yet been staged at Chelsea carried
with il 50 Inurh interest as next
Tuesday NIGHTS contest at the Win
ni.immrt Athletic CLUB between jim
my TrigaS of Chelsea and INK Russell
of Philadelphia. is likely to develop.
With ten rounds for them To so, there
ought to be some lively moments i'll
store for the members.
The prclminaricS are of the usual
sort staged by the popular orSanlZa-
ton in Chelsea. and some good sport
is expected by the members. The
semi windup is an event that will de-
tcrminc whether Harry Myers of
CharleStoWu is cut out for higher
honurs or not. He will meet Young
Murray of Lynn and the boy from the
shoe town is positively certain that
he vii. check Myers victorious ear
Ger. Murray has been training hard
for this match for two weeks, and ne
now says that he is on edge and that
he will give the cX-amatcur champion
the trounciny Of his life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Glenn Warmers Indians made Il good
tart Saturday and played up-to-datc
football.
The QIakcrs may change Holcnback.
I'M AlI-American fullhark in 1906. from tho
back field to end rush.
Carl Flanders. Wales old cont, went to
New Haven Saturday ana will remain on
kuoN' coaching staff all season.
There il no biz game at Princeton this
year. The Tigers meet the Indians in
New York City. Cornell at Ithaca and
Yale ut New Haven.
Owing to the fact that SO many base
ball candidates arc also candidates for
the Yale football team, and that all the
best diamond men are already praCticing
on The Gridiron, there will probably not
hc any baseball practice this fall. This
is the first time such il condition has OK
iStrd i'll years. the Yale baseball men
generally getting in three good weeks Of
practice in tho fail +. A. ID. Jones, who
is captain of the baseball team. is quar-
tcrback on the football eleven. and among
tile other likely candidates for honorS on
the baseball field who arc also ont for
football arr Wheaton, Phihin. FIod Muir
ply, Howard Jones. Coy and Bomar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
Standardization of Parts I'M
portant In Auto Development.

Standardization of parts has become
a most important agent III the Develop
mcnt Of the aut" industry. The Me
chanical I;ranch of the Association of
Licensed Automobilc Manufacturers.
sfne" its formation in 1908. has given
this part of engineering unbound"d at
tcrtium with most gratifying results.
The cost Of manufacturing an auto
monilc is nard To- figure. No one can
realize to what extent 4 manufactures
must proceed after extensive expert
mcrtG and tests. to produce 4 car That
l. better than its previous model. The
great cost Of producing is not alone in
material and workmanship on the car
itself. but largely in the "XpcnS" "f
src;.ial machinery and tools. often
extensive machinery installed one year
is entirely Inadequate to produce tn"
out nut of the following season. This
is caused in many Instances by radical
changes in the newer models.
The advantage to the manufactures
gained by standardized methods is
a1narcnt. He can make material and
parts for three or four years to come.
thus eliminating tn" necessity of many
spccial sizes and styles Of parts. The
cost Of production is cheaper. ANA the
wear and tear on machinery is ma
torially reduced. Time and labor are
saved III the installation of new ma
chimes; the same skilled mechanics can
be rctc incd from year to year on the
same class Of work.
One Ct the greatest benefits derived
ny manufacturers who are members Of
The Licensed Association was CO.
operation in the selection of materials.
In the early stages Of the industry.
the engineers of the Mechanical Branch
reailZrd What confronted them in re
Gari I" scoring material for con-
Suu4ti"n. To obtain steel capable of
Wl'hStandinS both the dynamic and
stati" strains to Which it is subjected.
was matter of Considerable moment.
i was difficult to By this steel in the
open market Special specifications
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
STAR COACHES AT YALE.
Plenty Of Direction Will Be Given
Players of Old Eli.

New York. Sept .3,-Tom Shevlin
will h. one of the coaches at Yale this
season. having promised to come On
from the West ny carly as possible
and remain with the football team
until after the gam" with Harvard
Frank HiI.kry ana carl FLINDERS Will
also assist Coach Knox. Flanders was
with tile Yale team Il part If last sea-
son in a cpach':i capacity nd the result
If his work WAS to greatly str ngthcn
the team. Later lie went to Carlisle.
where ne finished the season. This
fan no will be close to Coach Knox
in directing thr work of the team.
Star COACHES, Will be plentiful at Yale,
and any If the weak spots should he
found ANA strengthened before the
Princeton aud Harvard games. The
players at Dld Eli will soon get to
=cthcr AMI the preliminary work will
begin. The early season is one in
whih the schedule brings int" contest
Il number of good teams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
DUFRESNE VS. BELMONT.
Good Bout Expected Friday Evening
at Lewiston.

Lewiston. Nc. Sept 23.-Onc Of the best
cards which las been offered III Maine
Ln.inG circles for some time viii br
pulled OFF in Lewiston Friday evening,
Sept. ~ Whcn IN" popular Spindle City
boz Cr. Napoleon butr"Snc VIII meet Al
lSert Hrlr,oI.; IF Boston in Il SiE-rnlInd
bout Although DufrcSn. has been i'll TIL"
ring for 81 many years that lie now
WiSlrr'; l., lie called Napoleon instead OF
kid" this is considered by all Interested
in I'll" sport to be lis greatest tight. II
he ma;;cS az good Il showing rs Ills
friends hop ana arc fairly confident Of.
lie Will br in line to llcct jimmy Walsh:
and Nc .Ntt"ll
belmont is wcll-knnwn. his great work
in ENGLAND and this country. having
placed linn in prominence. He is q Young
Italian. inst about the atT" of Dufr.'Sn"
hut having had the advantage of hay
ing met more good men in the ring per
hIpS That the match which will u" I'M
der the management of the Canadian
Athletic Club of Lewiston will re large
" attended, there seems to be no doubt
The main bout will positively lie over in
tim" for all out-uf-toWn sports to set
the train hone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
FINAL STANDING
BABY OF THE TURF.
Jockey Sumter Weighs But IS Pounds
-Resarded as Conner.

New York. Sept. 33-Jockpy Albert
Sumter is the baby Of the saddle He
weighs but Ga pounds Sumter is prob
ably the smallest boy riding in actual
races for hard cash and glory in the met
ropoitan circuit. lie is Il conner tOo-a
lad whose riding is of Il pronounced char
actcr and has lately attracted the atten-
ton of racegoers as well as turfmcn gen
orally.
Sumter may not develop into q wonder,
but he is Just turning 1G, and with few
generous pounds added to his anatomy
may within the next year or two shoot
to the front as a rider of high ability
Such. at least. is tho prediction of many
expert turfmen. Sumter is under contract
t" Jimmy Mccormick. one of, the shrcwd-
est of turfmen. Mccormick would as
soon intrust his great racer Gloiifier in Il
race to Sumter's guidance as he would to
the hands of Miller. The lad was born
in Harlem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24

team, lost nine points, and George Will
ter fell eff II points.
only four players managed to boost
their standing of a week ago Jack
Knight went forward two points, and
"Luu' Criger, who had been on The
steady gain for the past seven weeks
made the same S;'in; Sullivan, who is
showing "; lately much StroEgC" with
the willow than at the first of the sea
son, advanced seven points, and Jack"
Hoey. the high man for the week,
gained eight points.
The Nationals made Il gain of two
points in batting during the Week, and
hold the same average in fielding as
they did week ago.
Clarence Beaumont. who is keeping
up his great stick work of the past
month, strongly intrenchcd himself in
the ranks of the 800 class with Il fine
gain of four points, bringing his aver
age uD to .3pS.
Fred Tenney added one point to his
average; BridHelI showed his ;,VcraG"
ahead three points; "Tom' Ncctlhanl
advanced four points, and Randall, who
captured the honors for the week. fHt-
tened his average IS points.-Tim Muir
name in Boston Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
PLAYERS FOR BOSTON.
Reservations, Purchases and Drafts
For National Team.

New York. Sept. 23.-Prcsidcnt Pull
liam of the National Baseball League
III bulletin to club presidents an
nCunced the list of reservations of play
crs by National League clubs for the
season of 1908.
The Boston reservations include: J.
W. Bates G. II. beaumont, j. T. Boul-
ttS. ID. l.. Brain. a. II. Bridwcll. s. w.
Brown. Aug. Dorner, Z. j. E'lahcrty,
Y. \. Lindaman. r. j. Nccdham, j. w.
rrndorf. T.. Pfcffcr. y. J. Randall. c. c.
RiChcy. w. J. Sweeney, Fred Tcnncy.
q. Wcstcrhcrg, I. NJ. Young.
Purchased: Frank Barberich, Albert
Bushcy, Frank D"ssau, sam W. Frock
Hoffman Of Holyoke. Joseph Knots.
McCabc of Steubcnvll", y. y. Nation,
Roy of SteubcnvilIc. w. Il. Slime.
drafted: Carss Of Washington, Ora
ham of Minneapolis, Hall of Balti-
more. Joy of San Francisco. Joseph
Kelley. Ben Meyers. Schrivtr of Zanes-
vile, G.. J. Il. Henderson GacCcptrti
terms. failed to rcport.
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I'm" ilr" question mas tor Il long 'lihc
iini only bothered aut"m"hlle manu-
''HrcrS ana owners. but even inc tirr
makers thrmS' Ives. lhc Iark "i
standard methods m I" puaI''y ahd
siE" resulted Ill tir" makers becoming
NOR" or less ulr"rt"lH OF inc conditions
!"'i ''' ""'''''.. -, inc '"' ,'''i,
- III IN III
# .''"'' ''9'' - IT i"''''''
"''' S'|' 81 TIRE" |" "''''i'l'i'' 'l'
Hl""llIc'inAS ana S'dll"ar"S !" h'
Recommended for uniformity through
""t, '"I!fId"rahl" discussion has been
GlVcn I" u" relative merits Of different
SIZE tires, with the result that one of
tn" first recommendation of the tire
committee was i reduction III the num-
h,'r Of sizes on the market.
Up 10 the tim" the mechanical branch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-24
ON VANDERBILT COURSE.
Two Days Of Good Racing Are Plan.
ned fer October.


New York Sent. GA committee from
the Metropolitan Automobile Association
consisting of Thomas Moore, +. Ed
Spooncr and Charles Il. Warren, appeared
before the board Of supervisors OF Mas
sau county at Mincola, l.. l., last week
with plans for two consecutive days oil
road racing over the Vanderbilt cup
course in that county in October. The
mcEbers of the board were favorably i'm
pressed. but would give no positive ex-
preston Of opinion until a formal appli-
cation for permission to use the road
has been made. This will be forthcOm-
ing shortly.
The projectors purpose to have double
the number Of deputies employed last
year for the Vanderbilt cup race. That
would mean 800 men to police the course.
Entries would be limited to stripped
stock cars, racing machines being barred
The distance would he 800 miles, 80 each
day. The start would be on the Jericho
turnpike. north of Mineola, and the trst
run would he to Jericho. thence to East
Norwich then to Bulls Head. to Albert
sons. TO Lalicvlle, to New Hyde PARK
where the Jericho turnpike would be
reached, and then to the finish at the
starting point. This course avoids the
dip of DEATH" so called. and the "hair-
pin turn and some other features OF
last years Vanderbilt course. but
brings into the course n stretch of troll
Icy tracks recently laid at New Hyds
Park.