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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-18
PROVO.

merry crowd OF young people chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Knudsen spen,
Wednesday fishing and boating on Utah
lake. In the evening they were enter.
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Knudsen. Games. music and merry
time In general was enjoyed by all. An
elaborate spread was served. A drive
home in the moonlight completed a
most enjoyable day.
Miss Sidona olsten of N1anti is visit
ing friends in our city this week.
Miss Eva Ward was a Salt Lake Wis
itor few days this week.
Mrs. George Thatcher has returned
home after a very pleasant visit with
friends in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Broadbent en-
tertained at dinner "Wednesday Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Murdoch of Midway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bullock of Lone
tree, Wyo. are visiting relatives and
friends in the Garden city.
The many friends of Mr. Fred f. Bee
will be pleased to hear of his marriage
with Miss Emily Marie Clapp of Spring
field, Mo-, which took place in that city
April /. Miss Clapp was IL number of
years ago employed as a teacher in
the Proctor academy of this city, and
viii be welcomed IN our city by a host
of friends. Mr.. and Mrs, Bee arrived
in Provo the early part of the week.
The Kie Ora club were the guests
of Prof. Bert Eastmond at his art
studio Saturday evening
Efhe Armstrong of Ephraim spent
the week in Provo, the guest of Miss
Delpha Teasdale.
Roy Hinchcliff of Ogden was tho
guest of Miss Bffie Bullock Wednes-
day.
Miss Clara Allen was the pleasing
hostess at a musical at the home of
her brother, Mr. and Mrs. r.. Eugene
Allen. An evening of music and socia-
bility was enjoyed by about 20 friends.
A dainty lunch was served.
w. w. Billings has returned from a
trip through southern Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs William Thornton of
American Fork We're the guests of Miss
Allie Smoot Wednesday.
Tie Utah Sorosis met with Mrs.
Jacob Evans Saturday afternoon. Miss
Josephine Kellogg, OF the Nineteenth
Century club gave a very interesting
paper on Benjamin Franklin. The
central theme was life worth living
The Forum met Monday evening in
the elocution studio of the b. Y. uni
versity. The question debated was,
"Resoved that the moral influence OF
woman In the aggregate is greater
than that of man. The affirmative
was sustained by Messrs. b. +. Cum
mingu and Walter Adams, the negative
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turned from n so1ourn IN Europe. They
report having had q most delightful
voyage and vacation on tho continent.
Fred -. Parkinson of Logan and Ed
ma Flair We're united In bonds of
matrimony Wednesday evening at the
home of the BRIDES parents.
Mrs. r.. y. Hume entertained We'd
nesday afternoon in honor OF Miss Elsa
Green, whose marriage to MIR Kirby
VIII take place at an early date.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy have
gone TO Portland, Or, FOR few weeks
visit.
Nevada, are spending few weeks In
the city.
Mrs. j. d. Woodruff OF Big Muddy,
Wyoming. is visiting Mrs Parker at
1858 Canyon road.
President Ben +. Rich of the South
ern States mission, has been visiting
relatives in Ogden during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Clark and daugh-
ter of salt Lake visited ogden friends
for several days during the past week.
Mrs. F. S. Rogers of Pocatello was the
guest of Ogden friends this week.
j. c. Carter and wife of Pueblo. Wis
tied In Ogden a few days this week
while en- route to California.
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ogden Hot springs for stay of few
weeks
Mas Ve,a Edwards viii leave today
for Tos Angeles, after spending her
Easter vacation here with her parents.
Mrs. u T. shepard and Miss Laura
t.rntvford have returned after spend
ing few days with Miss Crawford's
sister ~ Kaysville.
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest 5. Walden have
returned after their wedding trip and
viii be- at home after May l at 1870
south Third East.
Mr. and Mrs. y. F. stigmeyer have
returned from their Wedding trip and
arc not at homo at No IS the Ken
slngton
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Edward Fife are
now at home at No: q the Bransford.
Mrs o. f. whitney left Wednesday
for Idaho TO visit her daughter. Mre
j. w. Timpson, who was formerly MISS
whitney.
Mrs Richard Il. Stngley, Jr, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lena
X Bemls. for the past three months,
left Monday with neF nusDdhu lut an
extended stay In Nevada.
Mrs l.. Morrison and child have re-
turned to their home in Richfleld after
spending several days with Mrs. Nor
rson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Snow.
Mrs A. r. Walker is spending a few
days in town. the guest OF RMS. Rob-
ert Walker She will leave for san
Francisco the first week In May
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Steiner ant
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Mrs. Isabelle NJ. Pitts and son,
and her guest, Mrs. Adams, and
Mrs. Julia Adams, VIII be at
home after May ] at $50 south Main
street They viii give up their pres
ont home this week, and from now un-
I'll May j Mrs. Pitts will be the guest
of Mrs. a. Il. Walker at her country
home, "Idlewild," Mrs. Adams will be
with her mother Mrs. Julia Adams.
Mrs. A. b. Witcher and little daugh-
ter Babbie, are visiting friends in
Oakland, and viii remain there until
the middle of May, when she Will come
here to visit her mother Mrs. Pitts,
on her way home to Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Donelson and
baby and Mrs. Donelson's mother, who
have recently come here from Denver,
will be al home after this week at 52l
south Main street.
Miss Flanders, Miss Osterberg and
Miss Pearl Rothschild viii sail from
New York June 20, TO spend the sum-
mer abroad.
Mrs. -. w. I4ambourne and dangh-
ter. Ruby, have returned from an eN-
tended visit With friends In Los An
geles.
Miss Cara u. tombstone left Monday
| evening for Iowa, where she Will spend
several weeks With her parents
Mrs. Sol siegel left Wednesday for
her old home in Baltimore where she
VIII spend some time
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Dininny are now
al home to their friends at No. the
Virginia.
Mrs James Banks left this week for
Portland, orr TO spend the summer
with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. wood returned
this week from two months spent In
southern California.
Miss Floronce Jessup left this week
70 visit her mother and sister in Pasa-
dcna.
Captain Wills Ulino returns to Fort
Douglas next week accompanied by his
wife and three children and win be
at home quarters II,
Mrs Charlotte l., Newman OF Bcrke-
10y cal, win arrive In SAT- Lake
the first part OF May, when she viii
! be the guest for some weeks Of Mrs
I John ID. Spencer
]
Mr. and MIS-. II Vance Lane and
two children who are now al tho
hRutsfOrd hotel VIII hc at home after
May No at 10 T. street
MT and Mrs Harry a., iSeeta and
little daughter Dorothy, win leave the
frst Of the month FOR Denver where
they win make their home.
Mr. and Mrs James u Jennings and
Mr.. aud Mrs l.. l.. Terry VIII return
next week. after an automobile tour
through California
The Misses Taylor or Fort y. A. Rus
sell, who have been quests Rt Fort
Douglas. have gone 10 their home,
L. q, Miller has gonu 90 Montana on
a ten days business trip.
Mrs Brrsach and her small son NJ
Provo are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. A. -.
Smith at the KensIngtnu
J MIS- j. -, Evans has gone to me
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at an Orpheum party, which numbered
about q half dozen
Mrs. Harry {. Keefe entertained tho
Afternoon Bridge club yesterday.
Mrs. c. g. Field entertained the Gem
tury club on Monday and tho prizes
I'm the card contest went TO Mrs. @. Is.
Lewis and Mrs. r, Stingley.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. James Dlnwoodey were
PLEASANTLY surprised on Monday night
by tho members of the jolly Sixteen
club, the occasion being their thirty
nth wedding anniversary. The hostess
was presented with a handsome gift
from members OF her club and de-
lightful time was spent.
Mrs w. II. Bird entertained informs
ally at cards on Monday for Mrs. SIN
clair
The Governors club gave most sue
ccssful excursion to Saltalr on Wed
nesday night nearly 1000 going out TO
the popular resort and spending most
enjoyable time.
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by Rev George Townshend and r
r. Irvine, Jr. The decision was
awarded the negative.
Tho Emerson class met Friday even
ing and elected officers Miss Francis
Adalns was elected chairman. Miss
Title Foster, secretary and treasurer.
and Mrs. b. f. Cummings. director.
Tho club of scientific research met
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Anderson
very pleasant social was given
Monday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs John Cochran, in honor of
the birth anniversary of Mr.. Cochran.
About 40 relatives and friends were
prerent to make merry the occasion.
Games. cards and music were the
features of the evening. An elaborate
supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Fuller OF Eureka
spent few days this week With rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Bliss Moore, who has been some
time in the Colorado college, spent the
week with relatives in this city.
Miss Jennie Nelson OF Salt Lake
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son returned Wednesday evening after
Ave or six months spent in the east,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Crowther ar
rived Thursday from New York Il
spend the summer here with Mrs
Crowther's parents. Mr.. and Mrs; j II
Horlck. Miss Beatty returned with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. George Keyser and
their small son viii be home from the
east the first of May. Mr., Keyser hav-
ing gone on last week TO join them for
the home trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hills are home
after visit with the Lynn family at
Pacific Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hills have also
returned from a stay of some time in
Los Angeles.
Miss Ethel Mount viii return next
week after an extended visit with her
sister in Texas. Miss Mount and her
mother. Mrs. c. w. Mount, will go to
| san Francisco May ]. to remain until
after the arrival Of the fleet
Mrs Clint b. Leigh is in town from
| Stockton and IL spending few days
with Mrs. Adolph Richter
Mrs. James Finlen and little son will
| leave Chicago Tuesday the 2lst for Salt
| Lake to spend the summer with Mrs.
F1nlen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tvers.
Mai. and Mrs H. p. Myton have taxi
! en- the house at 903 First avenue where
they viii be at home for the summer.
! f~p I.Nt, ma IRE
| w. II, Cunningham win leave about the
first OF May for Holland where they
| expect to spend the summer
Mrs. Thomas MaioneauX and her
daughter Miss Dorothy. Mrs, ". II.
Bintz aud Mrs. Ed Kimball win leave
May FOR New York. They VIII sail
May /, on the Conopic, taking the
southern route. The first stop will be
| at Naples, where they win join Miss
| Simbal and Miss Hartwcll and to-
gether they viii travel through Italy
ME- Walter Pike OF ST. George left
| Wednesday evening for her home after
| "a visit of a few days iu Salt Lake,
She was accompanied by Mrs g, l..
Greenw ood formerly Miss Annie Pike,
| and her small son, and they win spend
some time with Dr. and Mrs pike be-
fore returning to Kansas city.
Mrs John Walker will leave the first
Of the month for San Francisco, where
she win spend several weeks.
Mrs George - Greenwood of Beaver
is here with her mother.
MI and Mrs Carr OF Nebraska, par
onts OF Mrs Walter S. Scott, arc guests
OF Col and MIS-, Scott at The COM
! maudaGts quarters.
Miss Gmeyieye Mccormick left this
week for California on a short trip.
Mrs William G, Murdoch. accom-
panied By her sister Mrs Morton
French or San Francisco, came M Tues
| day evening from stockton, for a. visit
OF Few days IN town Mrs, French
Us visiting Mrs Mordock al her home
I'm stockton,
Mr. and Mrs Lester y Freed have
returned nom their wedding trip. aud
VIII be az home at $50 East Second
South street,
Mrs II. q McNiece has returned
| from California, where she has spent
tho past few weeks
! Mr. and Mrs Pcnnel Cherrlngton and
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. 3 @As}5ss 5zM
OGDEN.

With the close of Lent the social
season for the spring promises to be
very busy one. Monday night the
charity ball to be given by the Martha
society at the Congress academy and
to which Governor Cutler has been in
vited to attend, will be the social
event of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frye have re-
turned from an extended trip on the
Pacific coast and at the Arkansas Hot
Springs.
DR.. and Mrs. C. F.. Osgood have re-
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son left Thursday night for Los An
geles.
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger and little
daughter have returned from few
weeks spent in New York and Chicago
Mrs. W. r. Brooks and son, Sidney,
will leave the first of May for San
Francisco. They will be gone five or six
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sowles left Thursday for
Denver, where she will spend several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. Porter Sinclair and daughter,
Mrs. J. VIII Gray, left Tuesday evening
for their home at st. Anthony, Ida
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henrotin and
small son are now visiting Mr.. Hen
rotin's mother in Chicago.
Mrs L. c. Moore will leave the first
week in May for San Francisco and
southern California.
Mrs. Scott of Los Angeles is here
visiting her daughter Mrs. G. b. Will
son.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Edwards will re-
turn today after week spent at Boise.
Mrs Rachel Miller and daughter,
Miss Marge Miller. spent a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker at their
country home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. +. Reynolds and
children and Mrs. S. NJ. Day will re-
turn some time in May from Ocean
Park. Cal. where they have been
spending the fall and winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown eX-
pect to leave within few weeks for
the east. Mrs. Brown will visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fowls in
Chicago, while Mr.. Brown goes on
to New York.
John NJ. Zane left for Seattle Friday
on a business trip.
Miss Augusta lutte is here from
Pittsburg. the guest FOR a short time
of Miss Mary Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. O. Perkins and
little daughter win spend Easter in
Logan with Mrs. b. A. NJ. Froiseth.
Miss Beatrice Friedman of HALEY,
Ida, who has been the guest of DIR.
and Mrs. Theodore Meyer. returned
to her home Sunday evening.
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While cornea Mckee a
the sweetheart of her ghod nbrkng the matrimonial
Lloyd California millionaire.
tion
that the rejection
millionaire
desperation Since then Hughes has the state
Mrs Tevis him persstenty
marriage OF
Wyoming
daughter boarding house keeper
Wyoming
offset which Maggie brought
With her ltboa anony Maggie
in Washington
of
the NH Washington
the Philippines
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LOGAN.

On Wednesday afternoon Of this
week the Daughters of the Pioneers
Literary society We're delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. John Crawford The
program consisted of sketch of the
life OF Hezekiah Thatcher, by Mrs,
Moses Thatcher, Jr. Refreshments
wero served.
The L. A. c. Woman's club met on
Monday with Mrs A. II. Thompson.
T'he hostess gave an interesting paper
ON the Sandwich islands, and was as
sisted in serving luncheon by Mrs. j..
T.. Shepherd
Miss Mary Sorensen entertained the
members of her Sewing club on Friday
evening.
on Wednesday evening, tho third
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City is the guest of Mrs. j. c. Jensen.
Miss ,Zella Farrer left this week for
a visit with friends in California.
Mrs. Hugh Dougall and daughters.
Misses Kitty and Emma, We're the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Hatfield
and family Wednesday.
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OF Molg with Harry Corwn and
she divorced her husband and short time ago at
Irish rifles They
Celtic
Capt is a sol o
a friend
Newport
o
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Mrs. w. r. Brooks and son, Sidney.
will leave the first of May for San
Francisco. They will be gone flve or six
weeks.
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Mrs. NJ. B. Sowles left Thursday 70
Denver, where she Will spend severa
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Roberts
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Lester u Freed have
returned nom their wedding trip, aui
VIII be AZ home at $50 East Second
South street,
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Mrs. Porter Sinclair and daughter
Mrs. j. win Gray. left Tuesday evening
for their home at st. Anthony, Ida
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Mrs II. q. McNieoe has returned
from California where she has spent
tho past few weeks
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Mrs Ernest Bamberger and little
daughter have returned from few
weeks spent in New York and Chicago.
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son left Thursday night for Los An
geles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henrotin ant
small son are now visiting Mr.. Hen
rotins mother in Chicago.
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son returned Wednesday evening after
Ave or six months spent in the east,
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Mr. ana Mrs pennel cherrlngton and
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DR.. and Mrs. c. F. osgood have re
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on Wednesday evening, the third
The Detroit times., 1908-03-05
TIGE HEAVERS TO WELCOME
COAL HILL CHARLIE SCHMIDT

tomorrow there would be at least one
member OF the Tiger team who would
be able to cut right in at a July clip
That is Matty Mcintyre. Matty has
had the advantage OF the rest Of us
In getting something like 40 games OF
ball under his belt this winter. AS Is
natural, he is able to tear around as
II he had been playing for a solid
month. He throws and runs round
after fly balls In way that shows he
ought TO have q great year. and we
pitchers are certainly going to have
our troubles with him when batting
practice starts Matty will be bounc-
ing line drives of the boxman's bean
every time he gets a chance, and the
safest policy will probably be to pitch
the bali behind him Tor week or so.
Matty's broken ankle Is completely
healed and strong again. Schaefer.
who underwent an operation during
the winter is completely recovered,
and l don't think / have ever seen
him in better shape.
or course, all the old pitchers are
anxiously watching to see IL Summers
is going TO crowd any OF US off the
active list. He's a nice, quiet fellow
with one OF the longest arms l ever
saw, and his general build and actions
make me think OF Addie JOSS. or
course, he hasn't shown anything yet,
for none of us will really get to pitch
ing while we're here, i suppose.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-05
WASH|N GTON WILL
TRAIN IN STYLE

WASHINGTON, March 5.-At The
shades Of darkness are falling upon the
Windy city" Manager Joe Cantillon
with his squad OF Nationals will as
semble aboard one OF the southbound
trains In Chicago Thursday evening
and Will leavelfor Galveston, Tex.
The boys will stop at the Seaside
hotel. stones throw of the sea wall
and the lighthouses. The whole sec
ond floor OF the hotel has been re-
served for the Acknowledgement to
give every player a room to himself,
with bath rooms galore-with a pri-
vate dining room for the players.
The roster OF the club in training
win be: Pitchers-Johnson, Patten,
Smith Hughes, 0herlinr Gehring, Fal
kenberg. Kelley, Peterson, Burns,
Gates and Wilson. Catchers-Warner,
Kahoe and Street. First base--Free-
man. Second base--Delehanty. Short
stop-McBride. Third base--Shipke
and Altizer. Outnelders-Ganley. Mi
Ian, Clymer, Kay and Pickering.
Manager--Joe Cantillon. Business
manager--Clarence Jacobsen. Train
er--Jerry Eddinger.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-05
CMALL CPORTING
y TALKNz1s WORLD
GIRLS,
DO YOUR
DUTY.

shorty" Lorgmsn. the giant fullbaek
OF the Michigan elevens OF several
years ago, has opened law office In
Ann Arbor, and will probably be
elected assistant coach for next fail
1t is said that Jimmy CaIiahan'. oKer
20 Ty Cobb was one OF s25 q game.
The Logan Squares play twice a
week, as O rule, II ii Decent rain.
OF course salariea ara play or pay
That expected thrse-cornered tie de-
veiopsd IN the Associated league last
night. and now the c. p. T. Co. Y.
Commercials and Good Lucks will
draw for little post-season tourna-
ment
Jake stahl e hammsrfng the ball for
keeps at Hot Springs. according 10
reports. Jake may be the Ty Cobb
of1s0s. with his mind free from wor-
ries and q good winning atmosphere
Bob Menninger took seven strafsht
games from Philbrick In the city
bowling tournament yesterday, and
averaged exactly zoo for the string.
TO get him insids the money.
splsn has hydrophobisv II n headline
frequently seen these days. Hap
R,l,yy. = i sr9.na true Ell, but the veteran
barking At him for year or two on
account Of his mad dog experiences.
coe. Merritt, Dull ana vetrorr make
up the Michigan relay team that will
ran his iap--somsthins less than q
quarter miie-fn ~ is seconds.
which 10 the best Of the year at Ann
The Detroit times., 1908-03-05
No Gloss ON
NEW BALLS NOW

NEW YORK, March 5.-The new
ule prohibiting the pitcher from
wasting time by rubbing new balls In
he grass or dirt, TO remove the gloss,
reads as follows:
In the event Of ball being inten-
tionally discolored by rubbing II with
the soil or otherwise by any player, or
otherwise damaged by any player. the
umpire shall. upon appeal by the cap
tain OF the opposite side. forthwith de-
mand the return OF that ball and sub
Btftute for X another legal ball. as
herein before described, and impose a
fine OF IS on the offending player"
The new balls which will be used
this season are regulation in every re-
spect except the leather cover has not
been pressed until IL is shiny and
slippery. The ball has been examined
and pronounced perfectly satisfactory.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-05
HARTF ORD REVIEWS
FAMOUS CLASSICS

Hartford Is the first OF the Grand
circuit members to make official an.
OF its early closing events.
which sets at rest all doubt as TO
whether the beautiful track Is 10 ha
idle or not this year.
The classes remain the same, the
Charter Oak, a 2:0s trot and The Nut
meg, a 2:07 pace. The trotters race
for $4,000 and the PAGERS for $4,000.
The Readville plan Of dash racing will
be used In the Charter Oak, while the
Nutmeg will be a good old-fashioned
three In FIVE race. with no frills.
Horses with records from 2:0SA
to 2:09 pay per cent entrance;
2:09A to 2:10. A; 2:10A to 2:11, s;
2:11A to 2:12, 2Ik; 2:12A or slower,
2.
wilkes Heart, who won the Charter
Oak last fall, after the food, took
down $3.50 net, which shows II TO be
a cheap race for the slow record horse
TO try for.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-05

ink SHOW Toads seems 70 become more
general each year The driver is
able to make straighter track than
the old fashioned team Of oxen. which
formerly had the field to themselves.
In the lumber woods the large con-
tractors use automobiles to visit their
different camps. which generally are
far back IN the woods. noticed the
cars which these lumbermen take in
building their snow roads. and they
are almost perfect for autoing, being
hard packed. At night they are sur
prised and, by morning, they ara
smooth. almost level ice roads. OF
course, in driving over them you must
use good non-skid tires ~
1T drove cut to enc OF these camps,
and I had expected that the lumber.
men would be surprised TO see an auto
so far in the woods IN winter, but.
when arrived at the camp saw two
other machines which lad been driven
in by the contractor and his superin.
tendent.