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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DR. J. O. YOUNG, veterinary surgeon, q
Quincy IT Boto phones.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07

800 acres of Cove county land to trade
for North Topeka property. 100 acres in
cultivation, 40 to 60 acres alfalfa land,
with living spring on the place. Eight
miles to railroad.
Also nice cottage, new barn, good out
buildings, lots so by 243 feet, all set to
fruit and most all fearing. This property
in Cove county, the county seat
Win trade all or part for property on
north side.
THE FOx-COOK AGENCY.
PPHONES: IND. Cos. BELL $50.
FOR SALE
+ One acre west of Washburn college, 6
room house barn, well. Good property
and very low price, 81, $50.
]. E. TORRINGTON,
100 West Sixth st.
FOR SALES room house, stories, mod
ern, close in on Quincy. Price $3.50.
room house, story, lots, between
18th and 18th SITS, on Lincoln, 81, 800.
Vacant lots for sale in all parts of the
city.
C. @. BLAKELY & co.
Central Natl Bank bldg. Tel. 1888
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07

TRANSFER AND STORAGE
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & sTORAGE
Co., packs, ships and stores HOUSEHOLDS
goods. Tel 1S6. Clarence Skinner, 611
Quincy st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-By a lady employment wash
ing or other work by the day. Addres
n. A, care Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07

Items for the East Topeka column may
De telephoned to Ind. phone GIL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07
FOUNDERS AND MACHINE SHOPS

FOUNDERS. MACHINIsTs AND PAT
tern makers. Topeka Foundry. 31S-320-327
jackson st. Both phones 40.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07

JOHN SEYBOLD. tin roofing. guttering
spouting. Estimate on furnace Jobs cheer
fully given. ia e. Sth. Ind. 5S1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS,

IF YOUR watch needs repairing bring /
to g.. Freidburg,s sol Kansas ave. an,
have 1t done right
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-07

CISTERNS built of vitrified brick and
Portland cement, absolutely guaranteed.
$26-S7.0O down, balance IS per month Ind
phone 62S2
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J wANTED-Party to put up $500, absolute
guarantee of per cent and chance TO
double your money in i year. Address E.
I care Journal.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-London bought about TO-
900 shares balance in this market. but the
transactions limited to very few issues
American stocks in London were weak at the open
ing but gradually improved although trading IN
them was not active. The general market also
made fair Improvement following poor opening.
Trading for the account began yesterday In
London.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The directors Of the
Kings County Electric Light and Power Company
have declared the regular quarterly dividend of
per cent. payable March l. The regular quar-
tery dividend of II. per cent has been declared on
the preferred stock of the Cincinnati, New Orleans
& Texas Pacific Railway Company, payable on
March 2. The usual annual dividend OF 81 a share
has been declared on the stamped stock OF the
Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Company. pay
able February 21. The directors Of the United
States Gypsum Company have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of ia per cent the preferred
stock. payable on March 10.
FOR AMENDING COFFEE EXCHANGE RULES
A petition is being circulated the Coffee Ex
change asking the board OF managers to arrange
for a by the members the question Of max
ing the trading basis for futures hundredth
of a cent. instead of five one-hundredths, at
present. About fifty members have already signed
the petition.
The directors Of the National Biscuit Company have
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF IA per
cent and an extra dividend of per cent on the
common stock. both payable on April 10, and the
regular quarterly dividend OF 1s4 per cent the
preferred stock, payable on February %.
WRITING PAPER CAPITAL REDUCED-The
stocknolderS OF tne American writing Paper Com
pany at their annual meeting yesterday voted to
reduce the authorized capital from s25 600 900
to s2e00o.00o by retiring and canceing 81 900 900
common stock and cancelltng 81 900. 900 common
stock never issued The outgoing directors were
reelected. An officer of the company said that
the plants were now working to about SO per cent
OF their capacity, but that il hoped that by
March full operation would be resumed.
AMALGAMATED'S MANY SHAREHOLDERS
Ihere are now on the books Of the Amalgamsted
Copper Company the names OF between twenty
thousand and twenty-one thousand stockholders
which compares with twelve thousand eight months
ago. The heavy increase represents buying Of odd
lots during the intervening period Of stock market
depression
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money cali opened al l84
per cent. highest. per cent lowest I1a per cent;
closing 1SQ2 per cent; last oan per cent, ruling
rate , per cent. Time money offered rather
less freely. and demand not readily salts
fed Rates a little ffrmer at per cent for
sixty DAYS "a per cent for ninety days, AZ per
cent for five and six months and per cent for
twelve months Mercantile paper sold in fair
amounts in out of-town centres, but demand in the
city light. \ good assortment Is offered.
Rates 51sG6 per cent for indorsed bills receivable
and choice single names and 6G6i2 per cent for
others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened heavy. with rates shade off to
s6l+a4 ss55 for cables, 4.S62G4 S6A for demand
sterling and 1929 al 82S5 for sixtyday bills. Short
francs quoted at 51712 less 1-32 and short
rechsInarks at % less 1-32. The market dull
and rates eased off "A shade further from the open
ing level closing at 4S64JM4. .S6l2 for cables 4S6l0
n .8626 for demand sterling and 4.82A for sixty
day bills Short francs declined to 5.17s less
1-32. and short rechsmarks TO 81 1915 plus i-32
Rankers' posted rates q follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

In the market for outside securities renewed
selling pressure appeared the outset. which
broughe about further sharp break in the mining
stocks In some instances the selling was rather
severe and there little support. Another re-
auction tn the price Of copper metal caused only
slight furry after low figures were reached and in
the late afternoon considerable covering of shorts
resulted in good rallies from the low point. The
specialties continued neglected. with only slight
fluctuations, although the tone was easier cum
h.r,snd- Ely was sold freely and broke nearly a
poiut ralyirg elishtly Nevada Consolidated. at
Ter losing " recovered q good part Butte CoaIi-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

ton was OF a. Tho fluctuations eiseW =, tsl
group were confined 10 small fraeuon' - y
CoI5fIald stocks Daisy was or &c. bur iS
vanced I. GoIdfield Consolidated was GOV" r,nst
fraction but likewise steadied- Tramp ~s-,s
dated after break Of Sc. recovered d. "a, II
Tonopah Mining and TOnopah ENteus'0h a,.s8
fractlonalIy. Chicago Subway was heavy -ss.es|
ard on was somew hat steadieT hsi'dhs N ,s3|
preferred was down a point Bonds were a-m s.sA
some inquiry for the new city 4sss, ""'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
Copartnership Notices.

yx-HERE.As THE COMPREHENSIVE tERs. Iospos 7syFs
wv existing under the firm name OF SAIl1coLu. SAIl1cr
BgOTHF,RS & COMPANY. between David : -zlssm-
ALERT n Rragx William r Proctsr nss oesn -
soIIes hv the death said David EsieSIo1- - =.
.e axpfration February Ist- 1ss. o. ne ssTeo y
OF such copartnershfp- and Z, .,,,ss
Whereas The said partnership had trs7Sacted ouss
IN thfs state for than three years Tnd the oas
~ -aIJ nsrtnsrshD this continues % ,e =
S,+s5 ~ are zrrvfnc partners thereof Vft- tas sa
xIbe-r III Bragg and the said William 2 Frcc1sc -
Nov Therefore We the said Albert Fl Hras- 50 -
William Proctor - hereby cST-tiF s-1n
fhst the said Albert H. FragS- whose pise % $50
ts NJ Vernon New YORK and the sal1 y ilSs Ss-.--
Proctor whose place Of residence - No - ,-s -
avenue. Brooklyn. New YORK are tH@ g sois u' -
under nams 81 ESjeStou RI'Ft1srs a
said firm is located No l6S south St-es, ,"
rSor,r,gb of Manhattan tne Cfry of Yea fHfH
In Wit whereof. havN hNrNu0-' - Guy
and seals this first day OF Fehr'iary- one 5n'usf =
hundred and eight. - - -.-,------ sail
ALBERT 70 EENsi'- t>ss.i
STAT. Of New York. County Of Ns7V 9rs sS,,.rr =
came WILLIAM PROCTER Q" me- Su2" = sa1 - ~.
me 10 be one o. the individuals ds~rrNs' in s1 ,l
executed -re foregoing instrument ans arsnoNsA.
me that he executed tho ssSITr - - -,..rsr
NETFJ 2 =. COHEN. No7arN -,
NeR YORK s'ouuty. ~
STAT. % New York County % $sv ForS -
ON this srd Il February. 1Sl>. before n" -
came ALBERT ~ BRAGG 80 nre kno7rn snl ~. - o.
rra 70 he one of the individuals d"serNf, N ST.
sorsroiu- acSurTscS-'
me that he executed the same -. - -,,,ss-
Richmond CourtT
C-rtiHcate fled In New YorS county
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-6'ar money in
. London. 3izT5ss per cent. open market discount
-afe for short bills. 81. per cent; long bills. go
1915 uer cent Berlin discount rate. ass per cent
Paris discolm: rate. 2. per cent Paris exchange
on London % francs Il confines Bar gold, IT'S
Sd Berlin exchange London. 20 marks 48i4
pfennics.
FOREIGN SECU RITES British consols for
money. SIS 1916 per cent; for the account, 87is
French rentes. e6 francs 771z centimes.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions f'r In- ''s
~ received az their U town Osics. 1884 7rOsn
between s6th and 57th sts. until O'Clock = n VI
,,.4n,ents received at the following eranch go 49,
regular Office rates until O'Clock . m. Wa .
ave- g . cor c3d ST: f53 6th cor I'm 81 =
go, :, o. vysst 4e5 AZ between and ser -
ass West 1c5th st; I33s 81 ave. between '7n n !,
SITS: 1os6 Sd ave. 6Ist st. fTos ist ave. 70
q. f57 East rc5th S.: T56 fremont ave- o'' '
Or snv American District Telegraph Offcs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

York. February If, 1908.
THE HAMILTON BANK OF NEW YORK
that its Board of Directors
has decided its second to assent
ing depostors thereto by paying the ON
AFTER
FEBRUARY 15, 1908
February 90 1908, the date originally set for
such second payment
FRANK l.. GRANT, President.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
Proposals.

ss5-S3I Chestnut Street - -
Phfadelphia Jan - 80
Fidelity Trust Company formerly The r,ssz iae vp1s
.nce Trust ami safe Deposit COnnparyt 3 gues
por,xaxe ~ the William Cranp sons Snlp s,ssrs
PudinS Company dated March l. is9s Ihvlss ~ =, h. -
nronc-aSs for bonds issued under said Mort -
rendered for redemption: proposals 70 oe
awaF1s i'"H IN r. ELLIS. PrssAo1~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

DOMESTIC EXCFfANGE-Boston par; Chicago
56c premium: ST Louis, soc discount; San Fran
cisco sight 7Ikc premium telegraph 10c premium;
New Orleans. commercial 25c discount. bank 81
rremiurn; Cincinnati. BE premium Savannah, buy
ing g. fsc discount. selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. exchanges
t93S 324 547 balances S11.577. 156. Chicago, ex-
changes $3G 574411. balances $1741 s3s; Baltimore
exchanges 81 .33i. $50 balances s513.72S: Philadel
pIlia exchanges SIS 962 132, balances 81 1926. .2i2
Boston exchanges 35ls.296. balances 1885. .420.
SILVER MARKET.-Rar silver. 5624c. Mexican
silver dollars 4sc Bar silver in London closed AT
2si.d; decline. 5-l6d.
GOLD PREAiITT Mn Madrid, IA. 80; Lisbon, s.50
MEXICAN EXCHA N1;E..-A Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 3oite.
GOVERNMENT HECETPTS.--t'n 'nstor1s receipts
-epi ted IRON Washington sS7s2ss. internal se<-
receipts S51 baa; miscellaneous receipts $50.
4ss. Receipts for the das. si.47a.s1s expenditures
s. go bot Receipts FOR the month date, yls-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
SLIGHT GAIN In STOCKS.
tDrANCE IN PRICES ON COVERING FOLLOWED Bf
RECESSION.
Professional lIark-Tme Money Rates Little Hgher-bond
Market More 14ctite.

"a 1885, expenditures 500 o1o 900: excess OF
tures 81 5e2 Os4 Receipts for the year TO date,
saes ae5 s7s: expenditures s4o5 543591. excess OF
expenditures. $40. .247. 715
SUB B-TREASURT.-Ths Sub-TreasuFF was oe"'
or to the Clearing House S2.14S1sl.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
Dividend Notices
National Biscuit Company
Eorfiefh Preferred Dividend

The Board Of Directors have declared ne l'-lea
dividend or one ana thres-a0
ters GS4) per the Preferred Cs1ita raes
rhs Company parable February 2erh. 1e's
stockholders Of record the close OF BUSINESS eos
ary 18th 1905. Transfer books will no. De ciose1
-' 2 F. RCGREE Tressu-er
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
rions for governmen. bonds, compared with Mon
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Feb. 70. :. m--The market for Amer
r7n securities was strong Final prices follow.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1903 %
FURNISHED bv s~artwout Appenzellsr No - Fin. st)
Approx.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
BONDS.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

.odd lots. tseils cents per share
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES

l0OO Inter Paper 6s- lUZ1a -NT
10000 Iowa Cent Ref 4. IS
Total sales OF bonds. 81. SI5.eo9.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

57a.s7s Total sale. for the day. -tnlistsS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
CORNELL TAKES RELAY.
Columbia Beaten IN Close Race at
WASHINGTON.

Washington, March THE feature Of the tenth
annual indoor meet and field games Of Georgetown
University, held here tonight at Convention Hall,
was two-rr1tlc relay for the championship OF
the United States at that distance between teams
representing Cornell and Columbia universities. II
was either teams until the last lap, when the
Cornell runner gradually pulled away from the
Columbia and by about twenty yards
4 one-n1tls relay for the championship OF
the South, between teams of the universities of
Virginia and Georgetown, was also a star event
Virginia won easily
T. Snlithson, OF the New York Athletic Club in
the 50yard hurdle race broke the American record
of 6 2-5 seconds held by W. SteTens, of Chicago.
Snthsons time was 1-5 seconds.
Princeton, with score OF 26 points, won the cup
for the college scoring the most points The Gem
ual High School, OF this city, with Is points was
second The summaries follow:
Fftyyard novtceHenry Lepper. Arizona Athletic Club
won; John LIley. Yale, second Edward Swing unat-
tached, third. Time. SIS
Fifty-yaru- handicap-T. T PeudIeton Episcopal
High School Geary. Fordham, second; Gerald
Butler. Yale. third Time 54s seconds.
FIfyyard tnvitation-J. A Rector University Of Vr-
second s Geary. Fordhan third Time 5ts seconds.
observation-disclosures tyyard handlcap-L. Frantz,
Princeton. w. Chaney, High School
iQgton. second r Splitter Yale, and T. Stewart Johns
Hopkins University, dead heat for third place
Time, 2 min. 215
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
TWO NEW RECORDS MADE,
Sheppard Beats Cohn and Rogers in
Special Race.

Melvin W. Sheppard the great runner n tha irish
American Athletic Club, won the special 5oo-yard
its arIlory last night There only three start.
ers. Sheppard, Harvey Cohn and Rogers of the
sth Regiment Sheppard took the lead at the start
ana carried the men along at fast gait Cohn
stuck TO the middle distance champion but Rogers
left behind. Sheppard crossed the line a
few feet in front Cohn In the fast time of min
1-5 seconds
Joseph Malone the speedy distance runner Of the
Mohawk Athletic Club and member Of Company
E. broke the mile reginentaI record, running
the distance thirteen seconds faster than the
made by G. Fitzgerald in 1898 The time of the
race was minutes As 3-5 seconds l. 3. Dorland.
OF the Pastime Athletic Club, established a new
regfmental record for seventy yards. Dorian broke
the tape too soon at the start, and penaltzed
yard Despite the penalty he won the race by
couple of yards in 5 2-5 seconds Company capt
ured the point trophy and also won the intercom-
pany relay race. The large armory was packed
and the finishes were exciting. The summaries fol-
low:
dash & a BY .:n1g 5ses Ps R
nOids Company D. third. Time. o:osss.
Company lscratch): A V. Parke company E Q2 feeo
o:o7zs-' -
slT eSpard I'd Rast T aT~y Gon 1s Res
nent second; Rogers sth Regiment, third Time
ht-hundrsd-end-eighty-ya (handicsp,won by
MI'fHi G.as 54a .ao3s a.
onlsP s1di9sP1wga By aas sesia.n RsGan.I
scTatchl: second; !. Mclaughlin. I'D Regiment G.
Sx-hun6red-yard tnovice)-Won by Henry F.
Cleveland. Company E: b A Ahrens. Company 3 sec
ond: Miles. Company 2. third Tine . .,
Won BY 18th Regiment. Freund. Krfetsck. Mclonough
C43 ya-ds) 22d Regiment second team Wfikes
Edwards Clarke and Durne (43 yaTds). second; 18TH
Regiment second Hoer. Denniar sadinston and
Cne-rnile (haniicap}-Won by Joseph g MaIonT
Company E (sc-atch); James GodseI tr, Company 3
| (40 yarasl. second: a P LilIey. Company Z tSo
third 44Sa
and twenty yard low hurdle race tnan-
dtcapl-won by Robert Harris Company Il @ yarosI'
G W. Flood. Company K (3 yards). secondI- l. b.
/, po-and Company z u YARDS, third Tine, oI,-s
TweTve-pound shot put (handicap)-won by George
Carter Company (5 feet1. with 81 feet tncnes
| IN Inches second: Charles P Rangers. Company n
| (5 reet) with IS feet 8 inches third s,
Tzronaile relay CMilitary Athletic L.ssoe
cap)-won by 18th Regiuaent Ihennecy Sa@
rsr Coates sullivan (ss yards. second I2th KeSle'
wells McI1onough Rafter Masterson Q62 yaros' tnif
Time, s-oS-s.
F,gh1-hrnd snd-eighty-yaTd theavy malCHiIs
order: handicspl-Won by Joseph Malone to,Hpety
no vards: Cornelius Callahan Company n Sot
| second: E. ReinhoId. Company { eSo Sal1S'' 'N4-
! Time. 2:43- =. u
tnchesB, with 8 feet incEes
Robert Harris Company e inches), with Zee.
inch second Edward Hoperoft, Company G % inches''
hundred a-d-forty-yard run fhandicaBt- o
| r T steurvald Company (14 yards); H D. Sary'
| many E az yards. third Time. o;5ezs -., Wa,
One-rniie intercoupsnv relay race thsndicap W.T.
| Sv Company E; Company G, second; company r.
third Time. 8 3.261.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
NOVEL RELAY RACE.
Manual Training Team Wtns 1ro
Races IN One Night.

The tenth annual indoor athletic meet OF the De
Witt Clinton Athletic Association was held last
night at the I'D Regiment arnlory, and was well
attended by a large crowd. The majority OF the
events were closed. with the two-nie invitation
interscholastic Olympic relay race as the feature
The Manual Training High School, OF Brooklyn
captI1red the race though the men had previously
run and won in Brooklyn. The hrst two men OF
each team ran 20-yard dasnes. the third 40 yards.
the fourth $50 yards and the fifth man one mile
The Morris High School team took the lead az m
start but lost the Central High School. OF
PHILADELPHIA, when a local runner fell The
Quaker City lad held lead until two laps from
home when Young, the star miller, assumed COM
maud and held IT 10 the end
7 P Rappaport the fnterscholastic shot-putter.
easily carried of his event. ". T Mcneil. track
can+afn of the De Witt Clinton team. was the in
dvtd1,aI star OF the night capturing the S80-yard
run in a hair raising finish; finishing first in the
oue-niiie run and third in the quarter. Tie sum
rnartes follow:
sT seat Men bg r. Koch 3 gaTds1 Maepose
20 yardsJ second ". Mcintyre 2 YARDS. third Tine.
% 0nsrnis run Chandicap: eIosed,won BY T. Nor
s se5sts so S9s = tb4a ESdn rE me z@5S' r.
sxty-ysrd Junior hanieap e.oseiF n snanI ~
J. Rosened fs ~ tss9 t9eq; ;irS = TTe 0:67
L srsrs senior handcap cIosed-FinsI hsat
II Lent . feetl Cane & .sc.ai5a5 @ second a W. Up
Sxty-yard freshmen (nandcap)Final heat w0n by D.
Levine 90 fseo4 A ArTHeF aG7 & fee' 'e''N4
Is 'ss, a1l Chaa1saD-gHa M heat
sseond3 C T H T. Morre tscrateh). third Time 0,569s
dash handicap. Closed
Final h~at won by p whesn c. feeo; j A Rutteoerg z
"a ya-dsl second W Prekowitz as yaFds} third Tine
O.25*s .,u...--, s.nccf %
laV onen-Uon BY Public School "a. team composed q
st Iobo Brode Heller King; Public school 30 sec
- ,aar, rou1nosad OF Dunn Meyer and Baker
T,bfic third composed OF " Neil taui
asida 0Ides and Hooking Time. l-fI
tnterreersatioh cell.re
relay race-won by Recreation Centre No los team CON-
rosad OF MalIoy Harris Dorian and stevenson fNehin
recreation No. ~. second team eotpusea .,
teraar Roseubluu B.rge and Williams: Recreation
Iantrs Ma fss third. composed OF RAIDER. ROCK
x,ossnh-rx ard PaIek. Time i-4SS-
-Four hundred ortyyard elementary senoo s resS
nv Public School "a team composed OF rAuos
n,oahsm Anderson and Kennedy Public school Ia
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
ARMY CAR AT FORT LEAvENwoRTH.
Garrison Turns Out to Welcome the Arrival
of the Machine

Tesyeuvorth. Kan, March THE studeoaKer
ar-o-,obtIe carving a message from General
Grant in New York City. TO Colonel r Il X
Loughborough, coumanoant az orr W., ~ - >
.as ta-s ar II 20 O'Clock this morning. The
exact running time from New York was % days
hours and g minutes
Practically the whole garrison Of Fort Leaven-
worth turned 10 meet the car II was escorted
- the fort bv the Leavenworth Automobile Club,
-.-b fifty machines, which was organized few
davs ago for the express purpose OF greeting the
visitor.
Irwin Pinover New York newspaper man. VINO
carried the message, delivered It TO Colonel Lough-
5-o,,g+7 = few minutes after the arrival The car
was in charge Of Jack Huge, who had driven II
from Lincoln, Neb. Milburn Smith also OF Lin
coin was the third member OF the party.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

sscond. team composed ot Atwood xiler. S..sr ses
Gardner Public School 10. tnirt team eoavossd q
Sobe. Jacobs. schlessnssr and Harrison Iins oasS-
Eighr-hundred- sighty-yard run
heat Oy Il T MorTen tsr.sehG L y Fassi g
yards. second J. SsAs TO yarees. thtrc Time sol
Intersection relay raee to- .nirc anc fo1T %
By composed OF Lstier iovsfs L@ure
Marshall Kennedy, kaufman Las Jocan. L-oss.: ~
Donald and Levnl: section IS. second team corpc~ec
OF Boye Miilrnan. yogel. NecnsrraAs fnA, Wan Hon-
wallerstein Jordan. Brown ard AArr1s sscstoo
q third team composed oS kobSainsy. SSoosr SO.
Ross CsaucAa Muller. RosenszNelS. AArcoA CoeSssslf
Fsos4afelc ard Tine, 10
Efxht-hundr-c- -sizltyyard nrsr-tean reay taAn
dcapl-Won BY seventh second team tcon2osS ct
AteIson Palmer Sanders and VOID: trta term sesnad
team rs yards3 composed De Castro. hcootns Iii
man Williams: sixth term third team conposeo %
Tfsr.ord Luc TIM
Twoaile olympic invitation tnterscnoi.sse rssx
1.-TWO men 10 run yards. ua- ~ sns - -
last man one nilsl-WOn by Manual framing riikn SS'
team couaposed OF Cczzsns, ClcnAn- DAaeison -
Young: Centra4 school OF Pniaceipnia sscunI
earn cou,r-sed o, ooecn Lnkins and Hfststssr.
Erasmus Hall High school third team coni;,sed :.
NuIty Brisrton McCoruack ard "Atney a.
Tsaskstpan gare-F1naI score. Do WIKI CLINTON. -
Flushing High school. ic- z, utr. n
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inrhy s seet: Is trchss) second. sS'ss4
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
S4V4NN4H COURSE FAST.
Car Run at Rate of Eighty-s'.r N'tes
an Hour IN Trial.

A telegram received in New York yesterudy
from, +be Savannah Automobile Club states tha'
one of the Isotta cars entered in the 36o-rni'e
speed endurance contest Of March u developed
in practice under the pilotage Of H \. Hardiils'
eighty-six miles an hour for fiVe miles Oh 'ie
course yesterday,
The report of the cars performance caused
great excitement among the savannah au'oiiio-
biIists and the belief is general there thdl inc
course is the fastest ever laid out ana tiiat Il
record will be made exceeding the average VI
seventy-seven miles an hour maze py the 1 ia'
car at Ormond Beach last week