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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-22
SUMMARY OF WHAT IS
CONTAINED IN THE CONSTITUTION

Is not more than sixty nor less than
seventy DAYS. After the petition is
fled any town may get It's name
placed on the ballot By the filing OF
a petition with 800 names attached.
in case Of more than two candidates,
and no one receiving the required
number OF votes. all but the two high
dst shall be dropped from the sec
ond election. Where the town named
In the constitution 1s county seat
is within six miles Of the center Of
the &C nty. it shall require It go per
cent vote to remove the cornty seat.
unless the competing town Is a mile
nearer the center In all other cases
a majority vote Is sufficient for a re.
moval. After a county seat is ouce
located by the people. and after 1903,
twothirds sro necessary to remove a
county seat.
Judicial Department,
The judicial power is vested In a
s. prone court composed of FIVE JUS
ticcs. the senate sitting as a court
of impeachment; twenty-five district
courts; county cosrts in each county,
courts of justiC, of the peace, and
] " DlttD1l tpuiAo. = ut dliNliotN JN'
isdiction OF the supreme court OK
1 tends to all civil eases az law and IN
equity. and to all criminal cases ex-
clnsvely until a criminal court Of ap-
peals is created The court has pow
ici' to issue remedial writs, and each
5ssticc has power to Issue wrIta of
habcas corpus in Gny part of The
lstnte only persons who are thir'g
years of age, licensed lawyer OF
Judge Of court of record for five
years. ana for two years resident OF
the territory, are eligible To election
Go the supreme court. The terms ol
two Of the justices first elected shall
expire january /. 1900: of two oi
tho others in 1911. and the torn of
The remaining t1stice in 1919. The
t-rms shall be determined by lot. EX
lcepiing those elected at tho first clac
tion. Justices shall serve six ycai
toimc
The first session OF the supreme
court shall be held at Gutiirle with
in ninety days after the admission
of Oklahoma into the Union. TIL,
court IS required to render a writer
opin on in eseh ease within sin
llNHiN5 .tlllI IL rs hhuulltttu.
The chief j~stife shsll be elected
by the five jfstices of the suprem,
court The clerk of the supreme
court is to no elected by the people
TO four year terms. He must b'
TWENTY-FIVE years Of age.
The district lodges m,st be twen
ty-fivo years OF age, and for foul
years n practicing and licensed attoi
ney before their election Thei
terms are four years. The terms o
those first elected shall expire il
January, 1911 Two sessions Of dis
trict court shall b. hold in each oi
ganized county each year The dis
trict courts have original Jurisdiction
in civil and criminal cases excer
+ where eXcl~slye Jurisdiction is, b.
. the constitution OF law. conferred o
some other coert, and such appellate
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lt to be done by Others IA my be-
half: that J viii not knowingly re-
ceive. either directly or indirectly,
any money or Other valuable thing
for the performance or nonpcrfOrm-
ancc of any act or duty pertaining to
my onice other than the compensa
tion allowed by law. and further
swear that | will not receive. use or
travel mpon any froe pass or free
transportation during my term OF Of
fee"
False swearing shall constitute pcr
fury one OF the panishmcnts to be
forfcitrre of ofice. and disQualiiica-
ton from ever holding Office IN the
state again
salsriee OF Officials.
The salaries of public offi crs shall
Ibs Supreme court Justices, s4.UO0;
district judges. $4,000; governor. s4,-
5eg lieatenant governor $1,000; soc-
retary of state. $4,000; chief mine IN.
spector. $4,000, attorney general, $i,-
coo: treasurer. S2Gof, auditor So
Soc: state examiner and Inspector,
81 900. labor commissioner, $4,000,
commissioner of charities and cofrec-
tions. St.50O: corporation commits
sion rs. $4,000 each: superintendent
Of public instruction, S2.5N; insur-
ans e commissioner. S2,500 The mem-
bcrs of the board of agriculture, In
Nrance commission. clerk or the su-
lpreme court and other state Officers
shall receive the compensation pro
videl hsi the legislature The county
oficcrs viii receive the salaries fix
ed by the Oklahoma laws. with the
lcxception that the county judge is
1 tO receive $1,000 as q minimum, with
increases according 70 population.
County Officers.
S1biet TO change by the legisla.
tire. the following county officers are
created: Judge OF county court
county attorney, clerk of district
court. ccnnty clerk. shtrll, treasurer
lrogister OF deeds, surveyor, county
superintendent and three county com
missloners. No provision is made
ior q coroner.
Exemptlons.
The homestead of any family ID
protected from forced rsle for the
lpayment of debts, except for pureias,
money. taxes or work or matcria
thereon. Thu provision shall not
prohibit. however. the mortgaglng O
the homestead or its sale II both tn,
wife and the husband consent Th,
homestead is defined as 100 acres o
land IN the country To be selected
by the owner. and not TO exceed on
acre Of land IN the cities and towns
7 II occupied by a residence only: pro
yiled, that it shall not exceed $500
ir value
(ro be Continued)
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Continued from Yesterdays Daily
Counted and 6sunty seats.

(Continued from Yesterdays Daily
Counted and Ssunty seats.
scventy-four organized and one IN
organized county (Cima rron) are pro-
vidr5 for in the constitution. The
Oklahoma counties and county seats
are. Alfalfa cornty, Cherokee; Pea
yer. Beaver: Beckham. Say1e; Blaine
Watonga: Caddc Anadarko; Cana
dian. El Reno: Cimarron, Kunton;
Cleveland. Norman; Comanche, Law
ton; Custer, Arapaho; Dewey, Talo-
ga; Ellis, Grand; Garfield Enid;
Grant Pond Creek; Greer, Mangum;
Harper. Buffalo jackson, Altus: Kay.
Newlrk Kingishei, Kingfshcr; XII
owa, Hobart, Linccln, Chandler; Lo.
gan. Guthrie; Major, Fairview. No
bic. Perry; Oklahoma. oklahoma;
Pawnec, Pawnee. Payne, Sullwater;
Pot, awatomie. Tecumseh; Roger Mills
Cheyenne: Texas, Guymon; Tillman,
Frederick: Washita. Corden; Woods.
Alva; Woodward. Woodward; Usage,
Pawhusks
The Indian Territory counties and
county sests arc: Adair county,
Wcstyille; AtolSa, Atolsa; Bryan. Du-
rahleuuah; Choctaw, Hugo; Coal. Le-
high; Craig, Vinita; Delaware, Grove;
Garvin. Pauls Valley; Grady Chick
akha; Haskell Stigisr jefferson. Ry-
an; tIlahes. IIoldenyllle; Johnston,
1sshomingo: Latimer Wilhrrtcn; lie
Flor releau Love, Marietta; Mar
shall; Madill. Mayes. Pryor Creek;
Mpaan. Sapulpa: Murray, Sulphur;
Muskcgee. Mrskogee: McClain, Pui-
cell; McCuriain, Idahel; Mcintosh
Icifaula; Nowata, Nowata; Okfaskec,
Okemah: Okmulgee. Okmplgee; OF
tawa. Miami; Pittsburg. McAlester;
Pontotoc, Ada Pushmataha, Anters;
Rogers. Claremore: ssggoyah. Sail
saw; Tblsa, Tulsa Wagner, Wsgo
nor Washington, BSrtlesvllle.
The legislature may provide for
the creation Of other now counties
but no new county shall have q popu
lation of less than $1,000. less than
4c1 square miles taxable area, oi
S2,5c0.OO0 taxable valuation. accord
ing to the tax rolls. and the line Of
new county can not be run within
ten miles OF an old county seat. II
creating ncw counties the old coan
ties cannot be reduced below tho fig
ures given above. A GO per cent yot,
In the county to be created is re
c,irct A part of one co9nty may
be transferred 10 another by g.
per cent vote. Under these provisions
II IS tho ght no new counties can b'
created, though several counties suci
as Usage. will lose part OF their ter
ritory, which will be voted into othc
countics
To change the cOGnty seats befor,
1909 a petition signed by % per cen
Of tho voters must be filed with tn
governor within four months afte
the proclamation admitting Oklsho
mn into the union is issued. W,thii
thirty days after the fling Of the DC
titioi tae governor shall issae a proc
iamatlon for an election to bo he'll
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WHO NEEDS IT WORSEl


who needs thorough course 81
Farm bookkeeping and business
Training worse than the farmer2 No
one That is just why the Capital City
business Coliceo Is introducing m
connection with rs courses Of book'
Keeping and business Training. a SER
los of LECTURES on systematic farming
and d set Of books specially adapted
10. farm accounting. The farmer who
az the close OF each days work makes
a complete record of everything done
during the day. It's cost, etc, Is learn
ing 70 study the details OF his busi-
ness. 10 watch aud observe Is little
things. aud he is compiling vaiuable
Information for reference. and az the
end OF the year. he knows just what
each crop has cost him; where his
gains and LOSSES come from, and py
his close study and application, ne
viii the next year lessen the Losses
and increase the gain. This farm
nceds the trained mind as badly as
the store or the railroad office The
farmer needs to be able to write
good hand, to spell correctly, TO figure
rapidly and accurately, to know how
to write deeds, or to knort when they
are properly written. uswrite mort
cages. notes, contracts, bills OF sale,
etc. we would advise our younsl men
who ara farming or who expect 70
farm to give this matter careful con
sideraiIon. The cost OF the course Is
very small compared to the returns y
VIII bring. The first year after YOU
complete such course will more than
reimburse you Tor the entire expense.
| rhc Capital CITY business Ccsiege has
many young men taking their thor
ough courses OF bookkeeping ard busi.
ness training with the sole aim oi
going back to the farm and maklng
| the best farmers In their community
atd leaders in all progressive move
ments.
Write the only school IN this eeun'
try that is devoting any attention
whatever to this subject for catalog
mentioning that you arc Interested ~
| Farm Accounting-thc Capital CITY
business College, Guthrie. Okla.
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DON'T Complain

II your chest pains and You are un-
lble TO sleep because of a cough. Buy
Il bottle OF Bnlard's lIorehound Syrup
ard YOU won't have any cough. Get
4 bottle now and that cough will not
last long. A cure for all pulmonary
diseases. Mrs. j.. Galveston, Texas,
writes: Il can't say enough for Bal
lards Horehound Syrip. The relief
il has given me Is all that Is necca-
sary for me to say" Sold by G. II.
Renfro.
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= Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q 8 8 |
seware Of ointments for catarrh that
Contain Mercury

Contain Mercury
rs mercury viii surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when ontring It
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
ON prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians. as the damage they will do
is ten fold TO the good you can possi.
bly, derive from them. Halls Cat.
ark Cure. manufactured by r. J.
Cheney 4 Co, Toledo. O.. contains no
mercury, and is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces OF the system. In buy
ing Hairs Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. lt Is taken inter
nally and made in Toledo. Ohio. by
+. J. Cheney & Co Testimonials fee
Sold by Druggists Price, 75c. pei
bottle
Take Hall's Family Pills Ter consti
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-22

BIC LEAGUE SEASONS.

) American league opens April II
} closes oct. 6. i5i games
, National league opens April II,
, closes oct 6. 154 games.
, American Association opens
; April IL, closes Sept. fG, 154
= games.
Southern league opens April 10,
= closes Sept. "a. lac gamea
> Eastern league opens April "a
/, closes Sept. "a. 40 games.
y South Atlantic league opens
: April s. closes SEPT 4, 1870
= games.
> Texas league opens April 20.
3 closes Sept. 3, l40 games
9 Northwestern league opens Apr.
: 90, closes Oct G, i51 games
9 New York Statc leagne opens
6 May Q. loses Sept 81. i20 games.
2 Tr-State league opens April q,
Q closes Sept IL, i27 games.
9 Wisconsin State league opens
9 May .. closes Sept %. i26 games.
c Three league opens May 1,
g closes Sept. %, 40 games.
~ : =
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w. r. POISON, PHONE s4.
Best Livery aud Boarding Barn IN
City; just phone "a.
HEAVYWEIGHT CONTEST.
(ny AssocIated PreasA

Omaha, Nebs March 22.--Jack John
son. the coored heavyweight OF To
peka, and big JIM Mccormick, for
mcr sparring partner OF John l.. Sui
Ivan, are cardcd for p fifteen round
bout in Omaha tonight under the aus.
pices of tn Osthon Athletic club, Il
win be their second meeting in thS
ring The two are regarded as even.
ly matched, and are counted upon TO
put up a slagsing fight
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EARN as. .oo a DAY.

Learn 20 be a plumber III from 10
G months, ON easy payments. For
particulars address Master Plumbers
Trade school. 3ios II Lindell ave. 81
Louis, Mo.
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Kodol digests what you eat and
Logan Co. Bank-1-each your children
the value OF bank account. Deposit
your money at this bank for safety and
reliability. N. E. cor. Okla. & Diy.
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Is your plumbing fauIty2 Does
your bath room leak2 Call w II.
Powers plumbing shop. i1S East Ok
lahoma avenue.
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The host livery teams and the bcst
saddle horses In the city, at Tall
mans livery and feed barn on corner
OF Division street and Noble avenue.
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STEEL TRAY WHEEL. BARRows'
FOR 1925 FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS
AT HlRscHI & kENEBEL co.
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Welnbergor Transfer Co. will 90
your dray work, move your household
goods with care and perfect safety.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-22

Parties wanting TO rent tents can
obtain them at Heilman's. III South
First street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-22

An unequaled showing OF mems
and women'o $500 shoes for all oc.
easionc. Robinson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-22

Ny 500 Oxtords are unequaIlod. A
fino selection for Easter. Robinsons.
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Meme Beacon and Wizard Shoes
$500 and $3.50. The best shoes at
the price in Guthrie. Robnson's.
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a a. Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
gives rest 70 the luncheon,
while Pabst Perfect Eight
- ift Day Malt aids the diges-
fH#l tiosl and strengthens tho
system, Pp9ns ",
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Il DO solemniy swear that 7 will
support and defend The consultation
Of The United States and the conai-
tuition Of the state OF Oklahoma, and
VIII discharge the duties Of my Office
with Gdcliiy; that ! have not paid or
contributed. either directly or indi-
rectly, any money or other yaEable
ching, to procure my nomination or
leleeuon on appointment, except for
the necessary and proper expenses
leNlressly authorized by law: that
have not knowingly violated any elec
tlon laHi Of the state, oF permitted
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
TEsLA's WONDER TOWER
To BE SOLD by SHERIFF

NEW YORK, June 13.-Because Nj
kola Tesla. propounder of a theory of
communications with Mars, has failed
to satisfy judgment of $1,10S20, the
mysterious tower at Warden Cliffe
Il. l.. has been advertised for sale by
Sheriff Wells of Suffolk county
Tesla has expended fortune upon
his electrical experimental works in
Warden Cliffe. whose purpose he has
kept to himself Only his closest
friends were permitted to get within
seeing distance of his wonder tower"
as the huge structure of steel and
cement was called. and no one appears
to know exactly for what it was in
tended. That it was to be used to
demonstrate his theory of communi-
cation with the Martians Is popularity
believed
The Judgment is held by Dr. James
w. Worden. The security Is the 200
acres owned by Tesla, upon which
stands the tower. which is sunk into
the ground a distance of $50 feet and
is $50 feet in height. according to
Tesla's statements to his friends. The
tower has a great mushroom top from
which there were binding flashes of
ectricity at night some years ago.
Tesla, when seen at the Waldorf
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
Efforts Of Riual Promoters to DscredH Match Fall
Flat Ouing to Importance of Bout

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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
MEGGs HILL WINS STAKES

NEW YORK. June 13--Gravesend results:
First race, about six furiongs- Halifax won,
Colonel White second, First Premium third.
Time. Loo 2-5.
Second race. one and sixteenth miles
Faust won. Arctic second, Rio Grande third.
Time, 1:46%-
Third race, and sixteenth miIes-voor-
hees won. Crackenthorpe second, Blandy third
Time. 1-z7.
Fourth race. the Glover stake, five furlongs-
Meggs Hlll Won. Fancy second, Half Sovereign
third Time, 1:01.
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth mles--Tip-
ping won. Cloisteress second, Mary third
Time. 1:z7.
Sixth race. i've furlongs-spooner. won. Beckon
second. Monopolist third Time, I:O1 is.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
HILL SAYS UNCLE SAM
MUST AID RAILROADS

NEW YORK, June 1s.-That the gov
ernment will be forced to lend Its
credit to aid the railroads was the
statement made by J. j. Hill today.
THE public. In its evaporation" said
Hill. will demand that the railroads
provide more cars and lay more-rails;
the railroads will answer that they can
not-that their credit has been ruined
The government will be obhged to step
in and lend its credit to supply this
deficiency. The situation might lead to
ownership OF railroads.
That would be the end Of republican
government. The cause Of the trouble
is that the business Of the United
States has outgrown the capacity of its
railroads, and the railroads are In no
position to catch up"
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
AUDITOR B THE CHAMPION
OF LIGHT HARNESS HORSES
American Animal Wins First Prize
in Keen Competition at the
London Show

LONDON. June 13---America captured
another championship at the interna-
tional horse show today. Auditor B A.
B. McClay's chestnut ge1ding, winning
the cup presented by Sir Lee Knowles
for the best light harness horse. for
which there was the keenest competi-
tion.
Walter Winan's Barney was
awarded second prize in tanden1s ex-
ceeding Is hands and not exceed
ing 1872.
c. W. Watson of Baltimore took first
prize with Lord Baltimore and My
Maryland; Mrs. A Beck Of Canada. sec
ond prize with Lord and Lady Nor
folk. and Alfred G. Vanderbilt. third
prize with Colombia and High Boy In the
tandem class for horses exceeding 15.e
c. W. Watson was awarded third
prize with Tennessee and Lordsdale
while Vanderbilt was held in reserve
with Primrose and Rustling Silk
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
.N|cARAGUAN DECLARES
GUNBOAT WAS STOLEN

CITY OF MEXICO, June 13.--The fol-
lowing cable dispatch was received to-
day from President Zelaya of Mica
ragua:
The revolution headed by DR.. Alfara
has assumed significant proportions
He is in favor of the confederation of
Central American republics. Zelaya'
DR.. Jose Gomez, secretary of state of
Nicaragua and close friend OF Presi-
dent Zelaya, arrived in the City of Mex
ico yesterday, bringing a message
from Zelaya to President Diaz. He
said:
Nicaragua is taking no part in the
revolution in Salvador. The move
ment is wholly revolutionary one
without outside aid"
Gomez denied that Nicaragua fur
nished the gunboat to the Salvadoran
revolutionists and declared that he
mad received Information that the gum
boat was stolen as 1t lay in the harbor
at Corinto
At the state department tonight it
was said that no message of any de-
scription had been received from Gen.
tral America today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
RUSSIANS At ODESSA
ATTACK JEWISH PEOPLE

BERLIN. June l9.-Private dis
patches from Odessa report that the
condition of the local Jews is as des-
perate as it was before the latest mas
sacre. The Black Hundreds are assail-
ing the Jews in the streets hourly.
Many are wounded and the hospitals
are crowded The revival of the violent
anti-Semitism movement is attributed
to the governor general, Giagolow. who
officially declared that Christian
named Mopnikoff, who was ostensibIy
attacked by Jews, was tortured and
scalped. Mepnikof is known to have
denied that his assailants were Jews.
and examination OF his head revealed
that he was not scalped, but that HIS
hair was simply shaved off in spots
Jewish leaders at Odessa are convinced
that the governor trumped up the
story to incite the population anew
against the Jews.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
HAMILTON ENTRIES

First race. five and half furlongs. selling
Taunt 81, Apple Sweet 80. Herman johnson 1o7.
Draco 107. La Sorciere 109, Demurrer 12e, Dutch
Pete ia.
Second race four and a half furlongs. selling
Water Belle 81. Filwind 9s Cannie Maid 90,
Oscar 100, Ont of Step 107, Dew of Dawn
107. Kefchemike 49,
Third race. seven furlongs-Mary custis ee,
The Belle of Brighton 96, st. Jeanne 96, Fire
Alarm 9S. Willis Green 101. Round Dance 101,
Captain Hale l0l, Grumbling Soph 10i, Charley
Ward l03. Edwin II 107.
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs selling
Allegro Sc. Little Boot 81, Mesaline 81, Nell
lie Racine 81, Moonvine 9S True Dora 81 Bir-
minghsm 104, ouah 108-
Fifth race. mile and a ssixteenth-Ke1pie 81,
Tbomond 100. Caper Sauce l04 Crestfallen 104
The Globe 10Y, Dileas 107 Court Martial 100.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-La Thorpe S5,
Royal Jig o. Mrs. Annie 100, Picaroon I0l.
Demon los, Basil 100.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
B|LL|ARD|sT WRIGHT
CONTINUES IN THE LEAD

H. A (Chick) Wright, the noted anna
teur billiard player from Stockton, last
night continued his wonderful playing
against Kennedy at the Pfster billiard
parlor in Fillmore street, scoring 800
more points and going out on an unfin-
1shed run of 10. His highest run was
81 and his average 10 1929. Kennedy
was outplayed all the way. His high
est run was 38 and his average z 1929.
The score now stands 600 to 435 in
favor of Wright after two nights play.
The match will be concluded this
evening. when the final 400 points of
the 1000 point game will pc played.
Wilson Sigourney, the famous amateur
cue artist refereed last nights game
and r. j. Upton acted as scorer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
MAY SUTTON WINS MATCH
IN THE KENT TOURNAMENT

BECKENEAM, England, June 13.-In
the fourth round for the ladies' tennis
championship of Kent today May SUIT
ton OF California defeated Miss Wilson,
6-1, 4-6, Ca
Miss Sutton started in fine style. but
fell off later in her play. Principally
because the English players have
greater familiarity with her methods,
Miss Sutton is not having such a vic
torious campaign as during her visit in
1905. In the third round of the mixed
doubles, however, Norman E. Brookes,
the Australian player, and Miss Sutton
won a victory over A. r. Wildine of
New Zealand and Mrs. Lambert Cham
bers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-14
RACING FOR KAIsER's CUP
One Fatal Accident Attends the Elm
nation Heats at Hamburg

HAMBURG. June 13.-The elinina-
ton heats for the Emperor William
auto cup were run OF today The fast
est time made for the 236 kilometers
was 2 hours so minutes 20 seconds.
Forty motor cars will participate in the
finals tomorrow.
There was one fatal accident Auto
mobile "19-C' was demolished at the
village of Craven Wiesbach- One man
In the car was killed and both legs OF
the other were broken Minor mishaps
caused several Of the competitors to
drop out.