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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-20
PURE FOOD BUREAU Is
AFTER The ADUL TERAT0RS
Commissioner Willard Hanson and
Deputies Collect Samples Of
Olive OIL.

State Food Commissioner Willard
Hanson and his deputies are now hot
after the local adulterators OF olive
seed oil Thursday Mr. Hanson and
his deputies collected several sam
Pies of olive oil and turned them
over for analysis TO the state chem
list, Herman Harms. II Is expected
TO find a large percentage OF cotton
seed oil In the samples. but the state
pure food authorities will be pleasant
ly surprised II thoy are found 10 con-
tain nothing in the line OF adultera-
tives
The state pure food bureau is also
deslrons that when a consumer buys
Il sack OF -four ne shan receive 100
pounds. and to that end 1t has sent
copies of the following ruling of the
bureau regarding flour weights TO
oyery miller In Utah:
"Gentlemen-At meeting OF the
pure food bureau. held August II. a
ruling was made that all mill products
must be stenciled with the net weight
on package In figures not less than
three-fourth inches in size. and the
letters Qbs) be stated
THE ruling Will take effect at once,
and after October l complaints VIII be
made for violations OF the above rul-
ing
THE ruling will take effect at once,
and after October ! complaints Will
be made for violations OF the above
ruling"
Violation means prosecution de-
clared Deputy Food Commissioner
Hcber c. Smith, Thursday morning
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-20
B j 7 { II { r s
ARE FINED
$50
FOUR OF THEM PLEAD GUILTY
IN POLICE COURT.
But James Ballard and A, 8eckstead
WIN Fight the State Officials on
the Pure Food Charges.

James NJ. Russell. Fred Bergi, A.
Coop and John Doe Miller, today in
the Municipal court. pleaded guilty to
the charge Of violating the pure food
laws of the state and we're each fined
$50. James Ballard and A. Beck
stead. who We're arraigned on siml-
lar charges. pleaded not guilty and
were released on their own recogniZ-
ance until such time as the ounty at
torney will be ready TO hear the cases
These gentlemen are all local butch
ers and their arraignment In court
was the outcome OF action taken by
the state pure food and health OFF,
GERS against the use of what Is known
as "free2in" in meats. particularly set
forth as being used In Hamburger
steak" No explanations were made
incourt by the parties but they main
tain they were perfectly innocent of
any wrong-doing because they did
not know 1t was against the law TO
Use "freezim-"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-20
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
PRICES OF STOCKS AT
OPENING IRREGULAR

New York, Aug 20.-The stock mar.
ket opened irregular but with the
stocks which showed the greatest
weakness yesterday scoring good gains
today OF these. New York Central
was up ] 3-4. Reading I and Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific fractions,
On the other hand American Smelt-
Ing, Great Northern preferred and
Rock Island were forced DOWN a point.
Union Pacific opened at zoo 3-4 but
met some large sales ana went of to
206. Later, II got back to Its opening
figure
There was violent break in tho
stock market soon after the opening
under the influence of a bear raid
misgivings as to the health of Mr.
Hartman and the manifest lack Of
suroort 10 the recent speculative fav-
orltes Union Pacific dropped 20 20i,
l.. =. Steel 20 73 Il and Southern Pa
ci0c TO lSO 3-S. New York Central
and Reading which had scored early
advances of / Sd each. broke from
l41 IA TO to 137 3-4 and 159 IL 10
155 SIS respectively. Supporting or
ders made their appearance when the
decline began to look very serious
and there was general rally of be-
tween 1 and points. New York Cen
trail recovered to 140 Reading got
above 15S and Union Pacific got back
to 20G
The market showed some feverish-
ness, Reading and Union Pacific fluc-
tuating In the neighborhood OF a
point Considerable STOCK changed
hands in the early break. the sales for
the first hour running above a half
million shares. Local stocks were
marked up vigorously, U. S. Rubber
advancing 2 above last night Third
avenue 3 l-2, Consolidated Gas l IL
and Interborough Met. pfd.. L At
noon, the market was on the down
grade again. Reading, Union Pacific
and U. S. Steel being under decided
pressure.
Bonds were heavy
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
Reward for Elks' Kiddo.

Pleasant Visit Ends-After spend
ing q few very pleasant days in ogden
with their old-timc friends and neigh
bors. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Williams,
yesterday returned TO their home et
Brookneld, Missouri They were Wis
ltors In Salt Lake during the encamp-
ment, and on their return homo spent
a short time In Ogden. While In the
city they were shown the canyon. the
Hot Springs and many other points
OF interest. They were delighted with
Ogden and the kind hospitality extend
ed them by the people of Utah They
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. c. F..
Bennett, their neighbors of long ago
iu Missouri
STORAGE at reasonable rates, in
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft 6 Sons
Company
Realty Company lncorporates,-The
Rasmussen Realty company, of Og-
den, filed articles of Incorporation yes
terday with the county clerk The Of
ficers OF the company ere; Seth
Thomas. president. c.. X. Hollines-
worth, vice president, Carl c. Ras-
mussen. secretary and treasurer.
The company IS Incorporated for sl0.-
900 at SlO0 per share. and the In
corDora;ors are Carl c. Rasmussen.
Seth Thomas. c. w. Brooks, { r.,
Hollingsworth and G. j S Abels,
Idlewld Is now open under new
management
Marriage License Granted-A mar
riage license was issued 10 Edwin y.
Williams. Jr., and Miss Clara Killer
OF ogden.
For wedding decorations Van der
Scbult Floral Co,
Charles West a Mcnace-Charles
West who was released from the State
mental hospital some time ago Is con
sIdered by his bondsmcn as a menace
tu rNc community and pGpcrs wore Is
sued yesterday for Eis return TO the
Provo institution.
Ice Cream Cones. at WrIght's Candy
Department. sc.
Wife Proves Ocsertlon-Ethel New
man was granted a divorce from Sam
ucl Newman yesterday by default.
Mrs Newman suit was based on
desertlon and falmre TO provide.
Buy Kodaks on1 Supplies from The
Tripp Studio. $40 25th ST -
Brewery Employees outIng-The
employees of the Becker Brewing COM
pany held their annual outing at the
Hermitage yesterday and general
good time was had The day was
spent in games and the evening in
dancing.
Ez.Money Keny-~oney to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly. =
Funeral of Thomas Shiplcy-The
funeral Of tho late Thomas Shipley was
held from the Third ward meeting
house yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock.
Bishop Carl r. Peterson presided at
the services. OTson Griffin sang sew
| oral beautiful solos. The speakers
were Bishop Peterson, Elias King.
John Taylor and others. There was a
large attendance and many beautiful
| floral offerings we're sent The grave
was dedicated by Elijah A. Larkin- In
terment was in the Ogden City ceme-
terry.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-20
MUCH RAILROAD BUILDING
IN THE STATE OF IDAHO

w. L. Watts. secretary of the Utah
Construction company, was In Salt
Lake Thursday. comforting with the
officials of the Oregon Short Line con-
cerning the building of a cutoff from
Rupert to Bliss. to which company
the contract for the construction OF
this road was awarded nearly week
ago. This is the second contract
which was awarded to the Utah Con-
struction company for construction
work in Idaho within two weeks. Mir.
Watts returned to Ogden. Thursday
evening.
Rupert to Bliss.
The road from Rupert to Bliss will
be seventy-1ve miles long, and Mr..
Wattis announced Thursday that con-
structlon work would be started -
once The road Will run through Ire
land which has just been placed undcr
irrigation BY the Twins FALL Morn
Side Development company. The dis.
lUoJ lies on the norJh side OF Jn.:
Snake river, between Rupert, on the
Mnldoka and Southwestern railroad.
and Bliss on the main line OF the
Oregon Short Line. The new road,
which Will penetrate this district. viii
make IL possible for the oregon Short
Line to make through rates TO points
in this section. instead of the shipper
being compelled TO pay the thro-gn
rates to Goodlng over the Short Line
and then the additional rates over the
Idaho 6 Southern, to points In the
country between Rupert and Bliss.
Another New Road
Announcement was made by the
Oregon Short Line Thursday that a
road Will also be built from Burley
TO Oakley early next year This line
will run through the Goose Creek ir-
rigation project country, thus open
ing up TO settlers much valuable
farming land In that vicinity.
Splendid progress is being made on
the line from Twin Falls TO Wells.
New, where II will connect with the
main line OF the Southern Pacific fall
road. The first lap of this road. which
extends to Salmon Dam, has been
practically completed, and it Is hoped
to have trains running from Twin
Falls to Hollister before the winter
sets in.
Other lines now under contract In
clude a new road from Moreland to
Aberdeen, northwest of Pocatello, on
the Mackay line.
Surveys have geen made for cut
off from a point twenty miles west
of Ogden on the Ogden-Lucin cut-ou
TO Rupert, Ida
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YOUNG RUSSIAN GIRL
TO STUDY IN AMERICA

New York, Aug, 20.-Nathalie Bro
kaw, ii young woman student of Rus
sia. who is ambitious 10 complete her
education in America, was passen-
ger on the Russian-American liner Es-
tonla, which arrived from Libau. a
month ago. She had only a little mon
ey and was turned back She came
again last Tuesday as second cabin
passenger in the Birma. equipped with
letters of introduction TO educators
and Russian friends. and money en-
ough to last her for some time. She
has short hair and this made the
Ellis Island physician who saw her
on the Birma order her 10 Ellis island.
She said that short hair did not in
dicate anarchistic or revolutionary ten
dencies. but was characteristic or
many women students in Russia, and
that It was also looked upon as more
sanitary than long hair She was per
mitted to land and took a train for
Chicago.
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MISTREATEO AT
COLONY FOR EPlCEPTICS

New York. Aug 2O.-The state board
Of charities, after investigating a
charge made by August Deitzel of
Yonkers, that his son George was
cruelty treated In the Craig colony
for epileptics, state institution at
Sonyea. ~ Y. has corroborated the
charge. Mr. Deitzel's son for ten
wears has been an inmate OF the col
ony. Recently the father received
word that the son, who Is II years
of age was suffering from pneumonia
He found his boy was being kept
among idiots and insane epileptics. Az
forwards. he saw his son being car
ried around by his wrists and ankles.
lie also learned that other patients
we're mistreated and complained to
Robert w. Hill. secretary OF the board
of charities. who ordered an inNesti-
CATION, and has now ordered reforms
at the institution.
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N AN Y CASES
OF PLAIN
DRUNK
BEFORE THE POLICE COURT
JUDGE THIS MORNING.
Railroad Special Officer is Leetured
for Failing TO Explain His Mis-
sion TO lung Man.

The program at the police court
matinee this morning was as follows:
John Doody-Dru1k
r a Graham-Trespass.
James Graham-Assault and Bat
tory.
John ColIen-Assault and Battery.
w. c. Summer-Drunk
II was not very drunk. yer honor,
said John Doody, whom he was called
before the bar of Justice Il want to
go home. sir. and will do that IL you
viii let me"
Il guess you had better remain in
jail until next Monday" said the
Judge. and then we viii see whether
you are in a fit condition TO so home.
And It was so recorded by the clerk.
Regarding the actions OF R. A. Gra-
ham in the Southern Pacific yards
yesterday. Special Officer Shumaker
stated that Graham was very impu-
dent when he was asked what he was
doing in the yards. saying TO the OH
Ger that 1t was his own business as
TO what he was doing and not neces-
sarily the business OF any other man.
Graham testified that he had made
JUST SuCn ltIudlhS lp lHt OlUttIs Dul
did not know he was an officer and
did not think he was infringing upon
the right OF any one IN leisurely pass
ing through the yards. The court
agreed with Graham and criticized
the officer for not making himself
known TO the young man before ar
resting him.
Il think | would have told the otti-
Ger the same thing had | been in the
young mans position" said the Judge.
Mr. Graham was ordered released.
James Graham and John Collcn
pleaded not guilty to the charge Of
assault ard battery and the hearing
of their cases was set for next Mon
day. The city attorney was not ready
for trial
Mr.. Sumner, You have been In this
court a good many times for drunken
ness and | have wondered many times
how long you are going To keep II
up said the Judge, when w. c. Sum
ner was called 10 his feet. and / am
not going TO take any OF your money,
not cent You return TO jail and re-
main there until you are sober and in
a fit condition 10 return 10 your fam
ilN
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HOW GARY, INDIANA,
MERCHANTS KEEP TRADE

Chicago. Aug. 2O-Gary, Ind. mer-
chants have found novel way to
keep trade in the city. After a Gus
toner has bought bill OF goods the
storekeeper asks;
"Will YOU have a nice cold bottle
of beer?" and the invariable answer
Is. u don't care II l do"
This premium has won popularity
with mill employees, who. since tho
city has become dry. had been cash
Ing their pay checks In South Chicago
and other nearby wet cities.
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MOTHERS DAY IN CHICAGO
is TO BE PARENTS DAY

Chicago. Aug. 2o.-Father is TO
come unto his own. He is to have his
day in connection with his helpmate.
for mothers day hereafter will be
parents da.."
The fathers place was fixed only
after animated argument yesterday in
d meeting of the executive committee
Of the International Sunday School
association When a mothers day
came before the assembly for discus.
sion. someone asked what would be
done with the father. The commit
tee passed resolution that sense
of the meeting was with father as
well as with mother
The day viii be celebrated the sec
ond Sunday of May of each year.
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AUTOS EXCEED SPEED
LIMIT IN IHE CANYON

Special Ofhcer Reast has received
the following communication:
Dear Sir: IL Is about time for you
to visit ogden CANON and inyesti-
gate the speed limit of autos. as this
is now the second time we have been
run into by autos.
Last night when we came from
our store and rode to our camp at
The Hermitage, auto No. 303U pushed
our surrey and horse a great deal
faster ahead than We cared TO go.
No damage was done, though it scar
ed us nearly into fits. II those fellows
don't look out, Will look in.
(Siened) "A. KASlUS.'
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MILITARY AUTO TO MAKE
a TRIP OF 1858 MILES

New York. Aug. 2O-A military au-
tomobIle with Malcolm E Parrott OF
the National Guard of New York at
the wheel, left New York for San
Francisco today bearing dispatches
from Major General Wood. command
Ing the department of the east, TO
General Weston commanding the de-
partment OF the west. The trip viii
cover S,G93 miles On its success. II
Is said, VIII largely depend the estab'
lishment OF regular automobile ser
vice for the army
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation TO the many
kind friends who so willingly assist
ed and lent helping hand during the
sickness and death of husband aud
father. 1t is our earnest prayer that
they all receive the same kind treat.
ment and assistance during their
hours OF mourning,
MRS. THOS SHIPLEY.
GEO. SHIPLEY. -
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LITIGATION RENEWED
OVER S5.ooo,ooo ESTATE

New York, Aug. 20.-Litigation has
been renewed over the Hamersley es-
tate, said 10 amount to S5.OOO'OOO'
after a lapse OF twenty-five years. The
present action is an application by
counsel for William Rasquin. guardian
ad litem for Arthur hamersley. four
toen years old. only. son of ]. Hooker
Hamersley that the New Yo:k Trust
and Life Insurance company render
an account Of the estate OF Louis
Hamersley. who died in 1852.
The application also was made on
behalf OF seventy other relatives who
arc TO share in the estate. Justice
Crane reserved decision on the mo-
tions. The original contest was over
the will Of Louis c Hamersley be
tween tho widow and other heirs. The
widow subsequently became the Ouch
css OF Marlborough. and after The
death Of the duke. married Lord
Beresford.
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MURDERER OF BANK
CASHIER is ARRESTED

Tulsa. Okla, Aug. 20.-W. D. Dick
son. arrested on charge OF robbIng
the State bank at Kiefer Monday night,
and helping Kill Cashier Webbing and
a marshal, yesterday was Identified
by Warden Suman. a druggist, as one
of the robbers. Shuman told the po.
lice he saw Dickson shoot Webbing.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Aug. 2o.-Cattle-Reoeipts
estimated at 1000; market steady;
beeves 81 4oa7 60; Texas steers 81 %
as. 80; western steers 4.OOa6 So;
stockers and feeders 80. l5a5 .25 cows
and heifers 81 25a6 40; calves s6.ooa
SIS.
Hogs-Reccipts estimated al 10000.
Market fOc lower; light 81 SOFAS 10
mixed 81 i0as Is; heavy 81 1oas 10
rough 81 1Oa7 IS: good 10 choice
heavy 81. 35aS Is. pigs IS. soar 30;
bulk OF sales 81 55aS 30.
Receipts estimated at lO,-
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WOMAN suFFRAGlsT WANTS.
TO RAISE S1,oco,o 900

New Orleans. Aug. 2o.-"I want TO
raise a million dollars to aid In max
ing the woman's suffrage question an
issue and TO attack the power Of or
ganized vice" declared Miss Kate NJ
Gordon. upon her return here today
from the northwest Miss Gordon was
recently elected chairman Of the
Susan b. Anthony fund.
MY plan is TO get 100 women 10
give me 1000 each" Miss Gordon
continued. land 1000 women 10 give
me 500 each for this memorial fund
10 Miss Anthony.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-20
PLAGUE OF GREEN FROGS
IN TVANPAH VALLEY, CAL,

San Bernardino, Cal, Aug. 20.-A
plague of little green frogs has fol
lowed the recent heavy rains in Ivan
pah valley. Settlers say they appear
ed In millions. apparently. after the
heavy downpour Wednesday. But
they are now rapidly vanishing before
the onslaughts of hungry land turtles,
which have come forth TO enjoy the
unprecedented feast
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-20
PASSENGERS HAVE
A NARROW ESCAPE

Pittsburg. Aug. 2O-A street car,
loaded with passengers. narrowly es-
capped dropping 200 feet yesterday
from a yiaduct near KenDywood Park,
when it left the rails, dashed along
the bridge several yards and was
stopped by an iron trolley pole. Two
women were injured
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-20
Upon The
Flour

You use in baking whether the
Bread, Rolls, Biscuit. etc, arc
light. healthful and nutritious or
not.
You get these results when
YOU bake with Pecry's Crescent
fioun because of the wheat used.
and the special way in which it is
milled.
Good Judgment and Good Bak-
ing say BUY sack of Peery S
Crescent Flour today"
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-A four-room house and
good barn on 31st St s1,S00. Time
on part can be arranged. Hunter &
Kennedy. 212 First Natl. Bell ll5
S-2O-3t
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LEAPlNG TUNA RETURNS
CATALINA ISLANDS

Avalon. Catalina Island, Cal. Aug,
2o.-The lcaplng tuna. tho fish famous
for it's fighting qualities. has returned
TO Catalina after an absence Of Ave
years The first one, l26 FOUNDER,
was tnken yesterday by A, C, Brode.
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Metal Market.

New York. Aug. 20.-I,ead, steady,
81 35a4 As Copper, firm; standard
spot SIP 75a13 90. Oct sl2 S5al3 90.
Silver, 81
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York, Aug. 20.-SuSar. raw
Firm: fair refining SO 6l: centrifugal
9G test Sill; molasses sugar s. &c.
Refined. steady; crushed S., 70: pow
dered S5 IS; granulated S5.0
COFFEE-Quiet; No. Rio Z LA
Z 1-2; No 4 Santos S l-2a9.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
state examination for state certificates
and diplomas VIII be held .sday ana
Saturday. September 3rd and 4tn'
leOa. In Logan. Salt Lake City. Provo
and Manu. beginning at A. M each
day. Subjects will be given In the
following order;
Friday-Physics. Algebra, Plano
Geometry. Solid Geometry. Geology
and Botany
Saturday English Literature. Rhet-
o,ic. Pedagogy. Psychology. History
of Education. Science Of Education
srd Ci,ics NJ NELSON,
chairman State Board OF Education. =
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600; market weak native 50 75a4 so.
western 81. 90aI so; yesrlIngs 81 O0a
5.35: lambs, native. 81 25a7. so; west
eTn 81 50a7.55.
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loaf Of bread will keep much
longer n placed in a covered stone
crock than In a tin box.
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Kansas City Iivestnck

Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City. Aug. Cattle-Re-
celpts 1000: market weak. Packers
and feeders l)c lower Native steers
81 25a1 SO; native COWS and heifers
81 25a6 so; StockerS and feeders 50.
O0a5 90; bulls So 75a3 10; calves So
70a7 25 western steers SJ .SOaG. GO;
western COWS 81 75a4 40.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market I0c
lower Bulk OF sales 81 G5a7 So heavy
81 75a7 IS; packers and butchers 81
70a7 80; light 81. 50a7 s5; pigs SO. 20
a7.25.
Sheep-Receipts 2,0O0; market
steady Muttons 81 25a6 10; lambs
sCo5a7 .55; range wethcrs 81 OOa5 %
range ewes 50 5Oa4.75.
Chicago Close.
Chicago, Aug. 21.-Closc; Wheat
Sept, 90 7-Sa1.OO; Dec. &c Is, May
80 SIS.
Corn-sept &C SIS; Zee, 81; May
SIS IS
oats-sept. IS Is: Dec. aS; May
40 1.2
Pork-scpt. s22,l5; Oct. 500 so;
January s17S7 1-2.
Lard-Sept Sill 90 IL; Oct. sll 81
IL; Nov. SLIP 1-2.
Ribs-Sept s11.75: Oct s11. as;
January S917 1-2.
Rye-Cash 20; Sept 67aG9.
Barley-Cash 5Oae5.
Timothy-Sept So 6OaS Go; Oct.
Clover-Casb sl1 60; March $3.50.
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WANT ADS BRING BIG REsULTa
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Burman led until the eigthy-second
Ian. or about 205 miles. had been GOV.
cred. Continual trouble with the tires
and ignition caused him 10 lose his
once commanding lead and drop back
TO second. while Ellis. who had passed
KInlajd some distance back. took tho
lead with Burman second and Glenn
onts In Standardization. third.
Then the Jackson began to encounter
Its string Of mishaps that finally put
1t out of the race a. J House. the
mechanlcian. was taken III and forced
TO leave the car
With tho Jackson out OF commission
Rurman was able to regain his lead
with Clements second and Kincaid
third. This order continued until the
finish.