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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07

Don, let me forge, TO see x. C. Tabor
abou, that life insurance. l3tf
N. c. Robinson, IT,, left yesterday for
business trip to New Orleans.
Car select Early Kansas Seed Corn.
Phone $40. Wilson Grain & Coal Co. 81
/. c. Ward OF Waco was here yesterday
visiting his son. studen, Of Allen Aead-
envy.
Phone us your orders for bulk Gard en-
Seed. Phone $40. Wilson Grain & Coal
Co. g
Fred Emerson Brooks left yesterday
morning to GIL lecture engagement at
Lockhar.
Our new Amber and Orange Sorghum
Seed. Phone 40. Wilson Grain & Coal
Co. y
Mfs. w. Il. Goode has returned to Bay
City after visi, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rober,
Armstrong.
Goldmark says of Miss Kidd "she has
the richest notes ever heard from Colo
ra,ura soprano. 81
Fifty varieties bulk Garden Seed. all
fresh. Phone 40. Wilson Grain *
Coal Co. q
For Rent-Nice hye room house. Good
stables, plenty Of water and room. Apply
to Mn. X. V. Kernole. II
s. w. Crenshaw and family arrived from
Nayaso,a yesterday and will make their
F; home in the Steep Hollow community.
The A. & NJ. College wants TO buy
hoTses, hogs. cats. rabbits and guinea pigs
for dissection. %
Mary Carson Kidd At the A. and NJ.
College Saturday night. Special train.
Admission 50 cents. y
Iohn y. Hines Tor Fire. Life. Tornado,
Plate Glass and Bond Insurance. Once
in Smith Building. Phone lol. 24'i
Lucien Reed. who is recuPeraiing from
a seriou. illness, was down town yesterday
and received the congratulations of many
friends.
We wan, your orders tor Feed. Grain,
Hay and Garden Seeds. Phone $40. VIII
son Grain & Coal Co. y
Eggs for Sale Pure blood White Wyan-
dot, Eggs for sale, IS for Si.OO. Apply to
w. +. Graham. Bryan, Texas, x ;. D.
No. 4. oo-<V
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Kernole of Ander-
son, Mrs. Nolan and Miss Made Nolan OF
Dickinson are guests of Mrs. R. V. ker-
mole.
Ground Alfalfa is the basis of Red Cross
stock food, Try a sack. Phone 40. VIII
son Grain s. Coal Co. -
Ios,-Ss,urdsy afternoon, on the bryan
and Parker school road. lady's red ieaih-
CT suit case. Liberal reward for return to
the Eagle Office. -
W. +. Johnson, who has been confined
to his home the pas, week with an attack
Of lagrippe, lef, yesterday for business
"trip to Waco.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
FERNANDO ,7os.

The Eagle has heretofore made
reference to the magnificent Ger
man coach stallion. Fernando
$685." recently purchased by Mr..
Nathan Powell of College Station.
The state and stock papers have
had much to say of this fine animal,
and we have before us copies OF
the Southwestern Farmer and
Breeder, the Fort Worth Daily
Live Stock Reporter and the Fit
Worth Telegram showing pictures
and elaborate write-upof this horse.
Full information regarding Fernan-
do 1903 may be had upon request
of Mr.. Powell. and the animal
will be found at Mr.. Geo. ID.
fuckers Stable in this city on aud
after March /.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
TWO IMPORTANT MEASURES.
eueketshop Bill ard the One TO Redues
Passenger Fares.


Austin. Feb. 6.--The house devoted
"Wednesday morning to committee
work and there were several animated
sessions over important measures.
among them being the "bucketshop"
bill and one TO reduce passenger fares
60 IL cents over Texas lines. The
former Is In the hands OF the judiciary
committee. and among those present
were persons representing the stock
and cotton exchange interests. The lat
ter Is before the committee on common
carriers and n number OF prominent
railroad passenger men. as well as
general attorneys. were present. w. L.
Crush. general passenger agent OF the
Katy, and Judge Z. u. Perkins. general
attorney OF the Cotton Belt. were be-
fore the committee TO make protests
against reduction. The argument Is
advanced that Texas railroads as n
whole cannot stand such a reduction
Mr.. Connell's bill TO regulate the
operation OF mines was before the min
Ing committee. This measure Is ad'
vocated by union labor.
Before the committee on agriculture
was heard arguments OF Z. w Kirk
patrick. Mckinney. J. $. Kerr. A. w
Orr and others In favor OF the agricui'
tural bill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
SEE 81 PLUNKARD TONIGHT.

An advance notice says:The pop
ular attractions Rural Comedy en-
titled Isl Plunkard' will be At
the opera house house tonight. This
is one OF the most laughable plays
ever put upon the stage. but at the
same time il has an interesting
plot. II is presented by an excel
lent cast with the famous charac-
ter comedian J. c. Lewis in the
title role. The piece is the pro-
duction of clever comedian who
knows the public wants and has
set himself a, work to meet the
demand, the result is a rural com
edy drama full of queer situations
and quaint characters and enliven-
ed by that indehnable snap and go.
which is the life and soul of a
rural comedy drama.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
ANOTHER lNvesricATIoN.
sais One 10 to Inquire into Efficiency
Of STATE employes.

Of State Employees.
2 Austin. Feb. G.-The senate has an
other investigation on. This time Il II
to inveftigate the efficiency OF EN-
ployes Of that body. The question came
up over q resolution which was re
ferred TO the committee on contIn
gent expenses, for the employment Of
an additional stenographer. and when
the report came up there was opposI
ton to II and resolution offered and
adopted.
The senate judiciary committee No,
2 reported fayorably on the antibuck-
etshop bill which had been up for con
sideration the past week.
The divorce bill occupied the time OF
the senate Wednesday and several
speeches on the proposed amendments
were made.
The senate passed finally the Hubs
pet bill granting two years extension
on time for railroads 10 comply with
contracts for building extensions. etc.
Among the bills introduced In the
senate was one by HARRISON providing
for the creation of county and city de
posiiories. the same as the law now
providing for state repositories.
A bill was also introduced by Messrs.
Willacy and Glasscock for creating a
department OF agriculture. II carries
an appropriation OF $4,000.
Another anti-bucketshop bill was In
troduced In the senate "Wednesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
AUTHOR ARRAioNEp.
Galveston Press Severely Scores Party
STARTING Earthquake Story.

Galveston. Feb e.-The local press
severely arraigns the author of the
absurd earthquake canard sen, out Of
Galveston and published in Houston
paper The statement was made that
Galveston felt shocks Sunday. the rum
blings being sufficiently distinct TO BE-
heard quite a distance. Vases were
alleged 20 have been shaken on ol
nantes, etc. such ungrounded things
do Galveston a great injustice. II any
person here felt quake II was the
papers correspondent. Commercial
bodies here are taking OF denouncine
the publication OF such article.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07

They Consider that the A. and N. Col.
Iege Needs eli Asked for and More.

The House appropriation COM
mittee. composed Of Representa-
tives p. II. Clements. w. A.
Trenckmann, J. {. Ralston, ]. 7.
Curry, +. Johnston, Ben Gafford.
w. J. Bryan and w. {. Davis
visited the A. and NJ. College yes
terday afternoon and returned to
Austin last night. They were
driven over the grounds and con-
Quoted through the various depart
ments, accompanied by President
Harrington and Major l.. l.. Nc
Innis. member Of the board OF
directors.
They also saw the dairy and
dairy herd and other live stock,
investigated cotton breeding, the
textile engineering work and the
department Of entomology. They
visited the mess hall and inspected
the meats and cooking and were
we'll pleased with the food sup
piled to the corps.
They were emphatic in their ex-
press;cns that the College needs all
aud more than the authorities are
asking for. and seemed perfectly
satisfied with the manner in which
the affairs OF the institution are be-
ing conducted.
The visit to the overcrowded de-
partments disclosed the pressing
need for an engineering building,
and the visitors said they needed
no further evidence than the tents
on the campus to prove the need OF
additional barracks.
The interest, enthusiasm and at
titude of the committee strength
ems the already we'll grounded be-
lief that the present legislature
will respond to the demands OF the
people OF Texas and deal generous
ly with the A. and NJ. College.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07

Bruce Reed left for Waco Yesterday.
c. l.. Hilges visited Hearne yesterday.
Jesse Cobb left yesterday for Cameron.
w. X. Parker was In the city yesterday
Miss He,iie Smith Is whiting in Calves
ton
Miss Louise Eiile is visiting in New Or
leans.
Beall Chatham returned from Mesia yes.
,erday.
Ira Bond Of Prospec, was in the city yes
serday.
Powell Winter was on the sick list yes
terday.
i'll. Jones OF Kuren was in the city yes,
ierdaY.
Frank Myers was here from Waco yes
terday.
Il. Ewing OF Msen was in town
yesterday.
Dave George Of Macy was in the city
yesterday.
House for rent. Apply TO Mrs. c. NJ.
Proctor. Of
J. w. Sheppard was visitor from kur-
ten Yesterday.
Darby Cahill of Smeiana was in the city
yesterday.
wAn,ed-whi,e. single farm hand. r.
$. Min,er. s.
J. +. Mulhall returned yesterday from
Marquee.
Alex. Beard was in from the BraIos bot.
tom yesterday.
n. ID. Harrison of New Orleans was in
town yesterday.
Miss Nelia Eaycs has returned from 4
visit in Temple.
Special train to College for the Mary
Carson Kidd Concert. 81
]. ID. Conlee made a ,rip t0the Macy
community Yesterday.
X. l.. Buchanan Of Steep Hollow was Ia
he city yesterday.
Miss Judy McConnieo OF Houston 18th,
guest of Misses James.
$. Newsome of the BraEos bottom
was In town yesterday.
For the best of everything in life insur-
ance see X. g. Tabor. 43ti
Rev. Nathan Powell Of College Station
went to Mexia Yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07

Red Cross stock food. Si.oo sacks, guar
an,ecd. milk and butter producer. Phone
SO. Wilson Grain * Coal Co. s.
For hne fresh bread and cakes of al
kinds call At the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention ~ special orders. Phone 50
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
AT the Sangerbund coneer, held In the
National Theater (Washing,onl on the 26,h
(Novemberl triumph was scored by Miss
Mary Carson Kidd, soprano solois,. s.
Representing the hes, Of companies IN
all l!acS of insurance. | invite liberal
share Of your business in 1907. Careful
and promp, attention to all business entrust.
ed. Ofhce upstairs in Smith Building!
Phone i6i. lno. p. Hines 2iu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07

Immense assortment Of gold and gold
filed bracelets of the lates, designs just re-
ceived at mo. NJ. Caldwell's. Ladies, cal
and make your selections early. y
Mrs. Winnie Robinson and little daugh-
ter, Mary Josephine, Of villa Maria hcad'
envy lef, yesterday to visit few days in
Houston.
The Junior Class of the T. w. c. will
give musical entertainment and serve re-
freshmenis at the College Thursday after
noon from $50 to S, benefit their College
Annual. Admission 2S cents. p
o. n. Reed. travelling passenger and
freight agent ef the H.& I. C., and w. j.
Tremain. travelling freight agen, of the
Queen s. Crescent. were in the city yes,er-
day.
Prudence and good business iudgmen
suggest that YOU should e; al times Keep
your life and property well insured. Con
suit mo. Il. Pines for anything in the In
surance line. Office in Smith. Building
Phone iol. 2]if
The semi-annual examinations a, villa
Maria Academy were finished the past
week, involving large amour, of labor on
the part OF pupils and instructors. but al
Eel, amply repaid by the splendid records
made by the young ladies Of the various
classes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
FATAL COLLISION.
Freight and Cattle Trains Clash With
Disastrous Results.

Alyarado. Tex. Feb. 6. In a rear
end collision here between Katy cattle
and freight trains al o'clock wednes
day morning. Johnnie Wright. a boy,
and a man. name not ascertained. were
killed. Young Wright was a Katy
messenger boy and was on his way Ia
Denison to learn a trade. He was a
nephew OF Conductor Wright.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
Grand Jury investigating.

Baton Rouge. Feb. 6.-Investigation
OF the circumstances under which Con
gressman-elect George X. Favrot sho,
and killed Dir. Harry Aldrich last No
vember was begun here Wednesday by
the grand jury. There Is much specu'
lation as to whether Congressman
Favrot viii not be set free without an
indictment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
sherman pIssrIbu,lno Point.

Sherman. Feb. 6.-Mr. Tallahan. in
charge OF a construction gang. passed
through here from Beaumont TO Tulsa.
I. T. He has the contract for the ia'
miles OF pipe line to be built by the
Iexas OIL company, A distributing
station Is TO be located here. He ex'
poets 10 reach Sherman In two months.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
DalxeIl Presided.

Washington. Feb. s.-Representative
Daizell Of Pennsylvania called the
house to order "Wednesday. Speaker
cannon being III. The house at once
went into committee OF the whole tor
further consideration Of rivers and hat.
bors appropriation bill.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-07
BUSINESS CHANGE At TABOR

Mr.. Clarence Elliott has pur-
chased the interest Of Mr.. Horace
Ferguson in the general mer-
chandise business Of Wiley & Fer
guson. Mr.. Elliott is as capable
young business man and in his as
ISOLATION with Mr.. J. w. Wiley,
who is well known and popular,
the Eagle bespeaks for the new
firm the same favor and patronage
which the business has heretofore
enjoyed. Mr.. Wiley and Mr.. Fer.
guson were in the city yesterday. !:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
THE AUTO

Toledo, o., July 1O.--Tired and
dusty, but fairly well pleased with
themselves, the Glidden automobile
caravan with It's seyenty-four ears
and three hundred enthusiastic mo-
t0rists, rolled into this city shortly
after noon today, after rather un-
eyentful run Of t2l miles from
Cleveland. Most Of the roads were
gravel or clay with little stretch
OF macadam thrown In near Toledo,
and rs the country passed through
was as fiat as the prOyerbiaI pancake,
the cars had little or no difficulty In
covering the distance well insid' Of
the seven hours schedule called for.
As a matter Of fact, only two cars
"eer penalizcd-one Of the GliddeD
trophy and one for the Hover prize.
Today the route lay almost due
cast, near Lake Erie, after q beau
tiful drive along its shores, Through
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
PICK UPS

Put Ell Fernandez in left garden
and you have the fastest player in the
outdeld in the Sugar Cane League,
TOO bad his leg has gone wrong.
y II q
Castle shows an individual style of
batting, lie chops at the bali and
does not swing, lie made good with
the stick against the Saints Satur-
day,
A, Williams is far below his old
time form. We can not account for
II other than he is playing with los
ing team. Both his fielding and hit
Ting have fallen off.
u !; !:
Gleason played a nice first Satur-
day He pulled some difficult ones
out of the ground, Pat seems to play
better without his windows.
u - u
Wonder II Jones will ever get over
that bad habit of bunting on the third
strike,
I; u u
Bushnell delivered the pork chops
His pitching was at"
!: {; q
Clown Leslie wore new cap. Also
imp Bowers.
!: !; q
ED Desho performed well when he
pulled down Evers' lily back of third in
the seventh.
u u n
Bill Van is not playing ball Brace
up "old hoss'
q q u
Sam Chin robbed Bill Van of a hit
Saturday, 1t was pretty catch of a
hard fly,
% q u
We are glad to note that few of
the players are sliding feet first, Keep
up the good work
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

additional Sporting News on page y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
RIVERSIDE GAMES

| Just to show the Big League that
they are not the only ones who can
play In extra inning games, the Chi
nese Athletics and the Chinese Alohas
hooked up In a ten-inning argument
that was Il warm one, In the l(
spasms the Alohas worked three men
around the paths and cinched matters
The G. A. G, team got busy on the
start, making one run in the first anG
three in the second. The Alohas
scored one In the second and three
IN the eighth, and this tied the score
Each failed to score In the ninth, , In
the tenth the Alohas came strong and
succeeded In scoring the winning three
runs
v Ayau of the Alohas showed his
class by pullingsoif some first class
plays. j, lIo Wup, the slab artist OF
the Alohas, had funny benders that
kept the G. A. g. batters guessing.
The second game went to the native
boys playing under the name OF the
Kaala A. G. They stacked up against
the ia. A. G. and won out by the
large score Of l2-9 Hene saved the
day for the Kaalas by holding the
Japs down In the last few innings,
The lineup and scores were:
Chinese a. C,-Sing Chong, S.. w.
Ayau, CT; Jno. Lo, D.; ed. Ayau, 3d.,
EN- Sang, 1b, Hong Chack, 3D.; Mon
Yon, IT,. X. Ching and II, x. Chew
rf.; E. $. Kong. c.
Chinese Aloha Club--Kua, IT,. v.
Ayau, S., j, kaimi, 3D.; A. Ahana, c.;
Mahukona, 3d.; II. Akana, r.. j, Ho
Yup, p; G. Lin, h., Aukal, ct,
1234 667 SO 10
Chinese AlOhas---
0 900 030 81
Chinese a. c.
0000 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits-V, Ayau, E. $. Kong
and Kalmi
Home run--V, Ayau.
Bases on balI3-Lo ]; IIo Yup, !.
Struck Quito, 9; Ho YuD, TO-
Stolen bases--V. Ayau, 3; a, Akaaa
and Ho Yup.
SECOND GAME.
Kaala A, CIV. Bailey, En-; J. Gle
ment, 3D.; Feirra and Cockett, 49,; N.
x. HooplI, RI; Fernandez, IT,; Kupa,
e.; Moses, C.; II. Britto, b.; NJ, Cor
rca and Heine, ,.
Jap. A. C.-Maesaka cf,; Yutaka,
IT,; Maruyama, 3d.; |. Flores, 3D.; j.
Flores, D.; MichI, c.; Yasu, r.; Sada-
hide, 49,; Junlchi, h.
1234 789
Kaala A, G, ,,,,0 90 ~ 2 0 5--l2|
Jap. A. &. .,.O 0 0 8 o 2 o - 81
Umpire-Ed. Fernandez.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
NIA|AN AFFAIR
GRElL Ql((E&&

The entertainment and dance gyeu
by the knights Of Pyuias laat sau-
duy was attended by a large number
Of people who without exception on-
i0yed the occasIun very mueh Among
the numbers were TIM lollowmR ylo
lin solo BIZ CLYDE BALDWIN reollaIlonH
By A y Muphy, 'fbo Holy cry
dlmslratoO, sung BY WIN Glli#
iiano and Violin duel by clyde Bald
win and Miss DlaH MITE h'd 'loWae
was the very accomplished accom-
PIANIST of the oyopng Then lQlIpWed
dancing
Tho tolowng aommIlloos bad
eharRe of the evenings c0lonaiu
mont
Gouoral Committee II ., moore, =.
O. f. Waldron, = O. d Furmor T.
O. A, a. DoorIDg q j Wbllobead,
=. O. g. a Roeyesj Jed 'foweo y Cj
y. a JooQbeQD, Wp llIerbrock
Reception rQmmitea ~ II Wglr
g, o. Il Qosllng g a. A. ~ WaDbel
e O. Mdrguorilo Moro T. nj AUpie
Il HIekpol, Rose Erickson
Floor Committee Q, ! Wbllobe0d,
a q peorlpg,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

THE PRIZE RING

Discussion has already commenced
upon the question of the betting OF
the Nelson Britt fight which will be
held In the Auditorium rink on Tho
night Of July 81, Tom Corbett ant
ether good judges Of price believe
the wagering viii open At even mon
ely and that 1t Will not luctuate fan
from that point at any stage of the
betting Britt has wonderful style
Tor n 2O-round fighter and this will
boom his stock In the eyes Of the
men who like to have u little bet VI
en- the outcome OF contest, IN The
majority OF his ring engagements he
has come with great rush In the
last three rounds and has done
enough work to attract the attention
| OF the referee,
~ :; /.
Joe Cans, the great coored light
weight, Is speeding on his way TO San
Francisco and hopes that when he
ARRIVES here he VIII be matched for n
return fight with Battling Nelson for
The lightweight championship Of the
world, Although his local represen-
tatiye, Ben Selig, insists that the
Thomas match 10 on, Cans says he
wants Nelson or nobody,
~ Il u
Ben Selig, coast representative Of
Joe Cans, met with Joe Thomas and
Jimmy C0ffroth last night 10 discuss
arrangements for the bringing to-
gether OF the slraW-GOl0red light
weight champion and the California
welter. Selig stated At the outset
that as yet he has had no word from
Cans further than the fact that be is
on his way here, 80 the conference
was rather more Of talkfest than
IN actual matchmaking affair,
From the present outlook II IL
quite likely that Tommy Burns and
Bill Squires VIII meet again IN the
ring within month, The National
Sporting Club OF Philadelphia Is Stat
ed TO schedule the go, which VIII be
for six rounds, The feature viii be
o bet Of 5000 against s2,600 that
Burns cannot stop the Australian
within the limit Of the contest,
Burns has accepted this wager from
squires' hackers and there Is every
indication that the bout viii be held,
u - u
Los Angeles, July lI-T0m Me-
Carey has offered squlres and Jim
Flynn the August date for fight for
twenty rounds, lie Will give them
50 per cent Of the gross receipts and
furnish squires two round trim tiek-
cts between San Franelsc0 and l,Qs
Angeles McCarey thinks The match
would draw well.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

Marlborough Eng luly o. The
cricket match between Marlborough
School and the team representing tho
University of Pennsylvania, which
began yesterday, was resumed this
morning, AT the close of play yes
terday Marlborough had made IA
runs and Pennsylvania 1874 In the
second inning concluded today
MARLBOROUGH was all out for IA
runs, making total of 266 runs
lennsylyanla then scored n runs
for seven wickets, and won the game
with u total of 25S runs ana three
wickets TO spare
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
I! u q
WRESTLING

Ottumwa, ~, July ~, Frank
Gotcb again demonstrated bis right
to the title of American champion ~
night, when he threw Dan MeLeOd NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

one of Cleveland parkways they
struck over rough clay roads The
roads were more ON the Marcelle type
than the ordinary bump variety and
the ears twisted in and out of the
ruts in nerve-raeking manner.
Tomorrow's run will be from To-
ledo to South Bend, Indiana, dis
lance OF l66 miles on a nine-hour
schedule.
Those who witnessed the finish of
the 50-mile race at Del Monte last
Friday little realized that new
worlds record was made for stock
touring cars. 1t was claimed AT the
time that the record was held by 4
Thomas Forty, made on the Denver
track on Decoration Day. The
Thomas did set record for the dis
lance at 55 minutes and iS 3-5 see
ends, but the car was stripped for
the contest 1t did not carry a regu-
lar seat of the runabout or a tour
ing body, The record previous to the
Thomas record was made in railade!-
phia on a two-mile track and was
e3 minutes and 10 Ia seconds, From
these facts II is seen that the six
cylinder Stevens-Duryea lowered the
record for stock touring ears min
utes and 10 Ia seconds,
The expert drivers of the cars
claimed on the day of the race that
the track was fast but no one real
lied that California was coming to
the front again with a record, When
the Del Monte track Is banked and
put in perfect shape for automobile
racing It Is probable that many of
the worlds records will come to the
| Coast,
The sale of l,100 Dragon cars to
prties In Florence, italy Is probably
the largest transaction of It's kind
ever consummated, The deal throws
considerable light on the situation in
the European market and seems to
indicate an unusual demand In GER
tain foreign countries for a medium
hriced American car possessed Of suf-
ilclent power to make 1t dependable
and yet not sold at so high figure
as are most of the cars built abroad,
II may safely be inferred that Amer
lean cars have made good abroad
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

San Francisco three times In an hour
il handicap catch as catch can
match, Three thousand men and
women witnessed the go