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The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-20

Kansas avenue N. E. church 1926
North Kansas avenue. Geo. W. stat
ford. pastor. Sunday school at $3.50
p. m. Leagues 6:15 D. m Ladies' Aid
society all day Wednesday. Prayer
meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-20
More Gold for south America.

IckeIheimer & Co, today engaged
$700.0o0 In gold for Buenos Ayres.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-20

lows: zone time young man came in
and asked for marriage certificate.
at the same time inqufring bout the
fee The probate judge looked him
over, and as he was well dressed. !.
thought he might give him a liberal
sum for so great blessing The legal
fee IS $3.' replied the judge, but YOU
may pay me what ever you think it it
worth to be married to your fair in
tended The young man gasped.
Three dollars he exclaimed. I amt
going to pay no three dollars for to
git married. Then he drew out a
quarter-he called it two bits'-and
wanted a license for that sum. of
course the judge refused The vouug
man left and to this day 1 don't know
whether he got his license or whether
he concluded that one could live
cheaper than two-and remained sin
gle'
In all probability the Rochester
schools which have been closed for
several weeks on account of smallpox
in the neighborhood, will be opened
Monday. AS far as can be learned
there is only one case of smallpox in
the district. This is at the home of
L. S. Collins, where one of the boys
has the disease. The house is
quarantined- The quarantine has
been lifted from the other homes in
the neighborhood.
LAS far as know the Rochester
school will be opened Monday" said
DR.. NicolI county health officer this
noon. '.The board only asked that
the school be kept closed this
week and unless there are further ar
angements school will be resumed
Monday"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
WANTED
Help-Male

MONEY EASY, QUICK,
sure spare or all time; men or women;
experience unnecessary; new invention for
the home. greatest seller known; every fam
lily must have it; free sample to active
agentst woman sold 4 one evening; profit
Sl2; agents selling from to 10 every day;
profit So to $50 per day; sales day, S36
profit per week; lady agents successful;
weighs 4 pounds; the Home Vacuum Cleaner;
operated by a child weakly woman; cleans
carpets. rugs, mating, etc, on floor; air
drawn through body and fiber Of carpet at
terrific speed carrying all dirt germs and
dust into cleaner; agent in minutes shows
dirt taken from carpet supposed to be clean
and sale is made; show 10 families and sell
o: simple neat clean, well made, lasts life
time; does work of 800 machine; money
back If not as represented; low price, sells
at Sc: sent to any address; we create de-
mand; write today; full description; specify
territory; act quick: this won't appear again.
r. ARMSTRONG MFG. CO., s. Aims bldg,
Cincinnati, Ohio. lo-li-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

For Sale-s750-Good level lot, east front,
on Olive ST., near Slauson, 40x13O; n cash,
balance on time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
FOR SALE
Glendale Property
GLENDALE-FoR SALE
RARGAIN

SALE
BARGAIN.
Eight-room house, HISTORY, IL acres
highly improved: all kinds of fruit. of the
most luscious varieties; nearly 100 trees
in fun bearing: water piped all over the
grounds, cold and clear from the noun
tains; property fronts the north and the
mountains on the finest street in Glendale
About three blocks east of the car line
Now, here is our offer: $685. S575 cash
balance 1, 3, and years, per cent
Owner called east and offers this fine home
at the above price and on the easiest of
terms. The ground, If cut up into big
lots, could not be bought on that beautiful
street for less than s4200. The improve
ments and all the fruit we hand YOU for
less than nothing. Cut this ad out and
bring it with you to office, and we
will verify every word of it or deed vou
the property. The owner would like to
have a little more cash down, but II Won
can't raise more than s575, that will do
Now, get busy. Don't phone or write about
this, but call in person. G. w. CONNELL.
1913 S. Broadway. 10-17-i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Houses

FOR SALE-WEST ADAMS DISTRICT,
room house, modern in every way, nice
cement basement, two laundry tubs two
toilets etc: lot 5Ox15O finest collection Of
flowers in the city, nice lawn and fruit
trees; was offered $500 one year ago. Price
S6OOO
For Sale-Ver1nont Avenue SQUARE. modern
Broom bungalow; large lot nice lawn, fruit
trees. asparagus and rhubarb beds; party
is going north and must sell; price SS2OO
$500 cash, balance s25 month, or will sell
furnished for $780,
For sale-s75o-Good level lot, east front.
on Olive ST., near Sauson, 4Ox13O; n cash,
balance on time.
For Sale-s -s2OOo-Good 4-room modern house,
bath, laundry tubs. gas and electricity, on
Avenue 10, near Downey ave-; $3.50 cash, bal
ance $40 per month.
For sale-S5sOO-H Highland Park large
modern and attractive 1o-room house.
baths, buffet, screen porch, laundry tubs.
gas, electric fixtures, etc; good bed rooms
with large closets. This property is well
located, commanding a fine view Of arroyo
Lot 5Ox14s. Half cash.
For sale-Fine corner business lot in tn,
center of thriving business section lot 1OOx
100, together with a large Broom house; ad-
Joining lot 50xl5O, which pays s75 per month
income. This property justifles a good
store building; rooms would rent
For Exchange-s25Oo-S-roo house on 52nd
place, almost new, bath, gas, sewer, screen
porch, etc; rented for S26 per month. VIII
take lot for s1150 equity.
For Sale-S75O-A snap; worth 1920; large
lot. east front, 5Ox160, on beautiful 120-ft
boulevard Look this up
For Sale-S11oO-F boulevard, near
Slauson good level lot, east front. VIII
take $500 cash, terms on balance.
For Sale-Anyone wanting a nice large
lot at a small price, here is a bargain; on
Holly St, one block from car line 50x1j5
feet east front. Price $3.50.
For Exehange-In Glendale, modern s.
cottage, hardwood floors, built-in buf-
fet, porcelain bath, toilet. lawn. flowers
fine shade trees. chicken yards and nice
barn; lot 50x150 to 20-ft. alley; blocks from
4th st. station; street work all done and
paid for. Price S2sOO; 5000 cash, balance
like rent, or will take clear lot for equity.
PADELFORD & BRININGER,
41S-19 1. W. Hellman Bldg,
F1Oo6. Fourth and Main sts.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Live Stock

FOR SALE-10O COWS, FRESH AND COM
ing fresh, Jerseys, Durhams and Holsteins;
one registered Jersey bull; sell one car
load lots; will deliver; this is fine herd
to pick from. Clearwater Station, Santa
Ana electric cars. JOHN BONN. 10-17-l
FOR sALE-FINE COWS; CHEAP IF SOLD
at once. COR. SLAUSON AND ESTRELLA.
10-17-1
FOR sALE-FINE JERSEY FAMILY COW.
355 DOUGLAS ST. Phone Temple 719.
"a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

FOR RENT-5-ROOM COTTAGE FLAT;
also 4-room fat; both nicely furnished; also
2-room suite furnished for housekeeping. 932
CROCKER ST 10-17-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Hotels and Lodging Houses

HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS, WITH
paint shop and stable all rented; price $500
This is a snap for widow or lady de-
sirous OF helping her husband. Don't fail
to see this 926 S. HILL ST. 1O-l7-1
FOR sALE-ROOMING HOUSE, 25 CLEAN,
nicely furnished rooms, velvet and Brussels
carpets; including siebert piano. TAI CEN
TRIAL AVE. 10-3-1O-l7-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

WANT TO LEASE-RANCH WITH STOCk
and tools; cash or share rental SHAF-
FER & LIVINGSTON, lO5 S. Broadway.
10-15-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Poultry, Birds, Dogs. Supplies

CHOICE STOCK THOROUGHBRED BLACK
Orpington cockerels, weighing eight pounds
now, and still growing. S. each. Call or
write. OLAF LINDBURG, Inglewood, Cal.
Phone West 5015 Redondo car. 10-l7-1
L WANT A GOOD LOT IN SOUTHWEST OR
will consider modern bungalow; Will pay
all cash; must be on high ground BOX
80. Herald. lO-l7-r
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

FOR SALE-WEsT ADAMS DISTRICT
room house, modern in every way, nice
cement basement, two laundry tubs, two
toilets, etc; lot 5Ox15o; finest collection Of
flowers in the city, nice lawn and fruit
trees; was offered $500 one year ago. Price
S6O00
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Farming Land

RANCH TO LET ON sHAREs-F1FrN
acres fertile soil eighteen miles from
Los Angeles two miles from railway sta
ton Good house, delightful surround
irrs. near school: liberal terms Will be
made to Industrious man with team. Bon
5O Herald. lu-Lo-u
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
FOR RENT
Houses-Unfurnished

HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS AND ABOUT u
acre set to fruit trees. l244 E. Forty
sixth street STEELE BROS, Agents. Cor
Central and Forty-seventh. lO-s-44
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

IF YOU WANT GOOD HOME, DON'T De
lay too long; only little good government
land left; our surveyor will locate you.
ROBINSON HOMESEEKERS' ASSN, 429
German bldg. 1O-17-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

For sale-s2OOo-Goo 4-room modern house,
bath, laundry tubs. gas and electricity, on
Avenue 10, near Downey ave-; $3.50 cash, bal
$40 per month.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Mexican Lands

MEXICO
We offer 2036 acres in Sinaloa, Mexico
Ohe California of Mexico) at S. per acre
We own the land and the title is absolute.
We have land at 81 per acre, but not all
tillable and sub-irrigated like the above
which is all level and a deep rich soil This
is a proposition completely out of the or
binary and can be subdivided or sold as
whole To settlers or investors say in
vestigate It. All CITIZENS NATIONAL
BANK BLDG, Third and Main SITS. 10-17-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
store Rooms

FOR RENT OR LEAsE-LARGE ROOM, 80
by 1876 IT., with big double doors, suitable
for auto barn manufacturing purposes, at
235 S. SAN PEDRO ST. 1O-lI-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Furniture

LOCKED IRON ROOMS $500
per month; trunks boxes. etc, 25c to Soc
Phone for our large van when you move
S125 per hour.
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
I15-17-1o san Pedro st. Main office 5O9-
IL s. Main st. Phone Main I'LL; F3171.
5-1-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

ANTED-EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE
man to manage several large business prop
critics. Give references, experience and sal
ary expected. Commun cations confidential
Address P o. BOX IL city. 10-l5-J
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-CHEAP BUILDING NATE
rial-Make UP a with your neghbors
and save freight and money Plans fur
nished free for your bungalow or barn
If you buy your lumber and materials at
WRITINGS.
This is a money back proposition. We
guarantee everything just as represented.
Write or call and Good new lum-
Der s12 to s16 Bevel siding, S13 to $50.
This is all new material Let us figure
everything to complete your building.
Lumber sash, doors, plumbing material
bullder9 hardware, roofing Sl5O per
square. Try us and save money Porce-
lain bath tubs Just purchased, twelve
carloads to sell for 25 to so per cent below
regular prices. Kitchen sinks, basins
complete line OF soil pipes and fittings
Sewer and water pipe and all connections.
We sell to anyone at any place.
CUT RATES-Colonial doors, Sl2O;
good front door. s225. Lot of odd sash.
4Oc each; easement windows, per pair, ST.
l-light sash, SOC each; 4-lght windows
s1.S5; 100 odd size doors only 75c each.
See our combination window sash frame
casing and hardware complete, SO. one
ten-ton scale, complete, 500.
WRITINGS, 415 E. Ninth st. 1O-17-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

WANTED-HELP OF ALL KINDS MRS
Clarie's Employment Agency 316 South
Broadway. Main 1917; F2745, 1O-15-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

FURNISHED HOUSE IN WESTLAKE DIS
trict; references required; no children.
Apply 1915 INGRAHAM. lO-l6-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

5000 KARAT GOLD GLASSES WITH
crystal lenses, complete for 81 per pail
short time. Eyes tested free by a special
Ist. Room AT GRANT BLDG 1O-7-1mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Rooms-FurnIsned
Broadway Court

2o7 North Broadway. Central new moaern'
Rooms, suites apartments. ,-,-... s,,.,..
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

For Sale-$5SOO- Highland Park, large
modern and attractive 10-room house, 2
baths, buffet porch, laundry tubs,
gas, electric fixtures, etc. good bed rooms
with large closets. This property is we'll
located, commanding a fine view Of arroyo.
Lot 5Ox14s Half cash
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
BUSINESS PERSONALS
cEssPooLS

SEFssPOOLs CLEANED OUT BY THE RED
Cross Sanitary company in one to two
loads. $3.50 per load; no other charges:
Phone $1,000. lO-1-tI
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ELDERLY
couple; good home for right party; moderate
wages. Address BOX 4, Herald. 10-17-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Roomlng Houses
III You w amt

IL UON V ~ Al u
A roomng house or apartments see
LAWSON & LA DUE,
G30 SOUTH SPRING ST.
Have been in Los Angeles 20 years oWt'eq u
and managed a number Of houses and l
know the locations that will pay. Allo"
me to show you the following:
13S-ROOM HOTEL, modern in every re-
spect, only $500: ireproof building. 5V-
ROOM HOUSE, fine corner, pressed brick
hot water in all rooms, steam heat, hne
furniture and carpets; worth 5000; our
price $4,000. one 6O-ROOM APT. HOUSE.
$4,000. one 6l-ROOM APT. HOUSE, $500.
4O-ROOM APT. HOUSE, $4,000. 46-ROOMS,
modern, a snap, $4,000. so ROOMS on Spring
street, big bargain. $500. As ROOMS, close
in. on Hill st, $500. 20 ROOMS, tran
silent ays $3.50 er month $500. We have
a large list Of good houses. Is to 35 rooms,
price $500 to s2200. A number of good ones
to trade for lots, ranches or cottages.
II you mean business, see LAWSON q
LA DUE. We have 400 or 500 houses to
show you; a number of these houses to ex-
change.
Lawson & La Due
$50 SOUTH SPRING ST. .
Broadway $3.50 E8oSS
1o-l7-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

THE JOHN NJ. C. MARBLE co. LOANS ON
first mortgage on improved real estate up
to 10 per cent of value, 6l5 and 7 per cent
net; uses its own capital; acts quickly on
applications; buys Al first mortgages, deals
in high-grade bonds. H. w. Hellman Bldg.
10-17-18-20
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Miscellaneous

STABLE AND YARD ROOM l4l1 CEN
tral avenue. i0-S-l4
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

WANTED-CARPENTE FOREMAN, COM
petent to handle residence up TO $4,000 must
furnish references Ask for P. W. HOLLEY.
Milwaukee Building Co., SIG Wright & Cal
lender bldg. 10-15-a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

WANTED-LADIES TO MAKE $40 A WEEK
10-l7-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

WANTED-EXPERIENC FILTER AND
dressmaker for alteration department. MYER
sIGEL & CO., 251-255 S. Broadway 1O-l5-2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Government Lands

If you want govern
ment land with plen-
ty of water, see Cali
fornia Colonization
Co., 129 S. Bdway.
1o-17-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

wANTED-WOMAN TO DO CHAMBER
work at $40 month and room. Apply 4 to
D. m. Housekeeper. 633 s. HILL. 1O-15-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

FOR sALE-REsTAURAN GOOD PAY
ing business. Call at 72S W. JEFFERSON
STREET lO-15-6
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
WANTED
To Purehase-MlsoeIIaneous

WANTED TO BUY-sECOND HAND FUR
niture, stoves. restaurant OUTFIT etc WIN
pay better prices than any firm In elty:
w. V. DORR. Main 6715. S-s-u
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

ADVERTISING MEN WANTED. CALL
between hours and a. M, or 3 and
p m. CLASSIFIED MANAGER, HERALD.
l0-11-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
FOR SALE
Business Property

FOR SALE-RESTAURANT AND BAKERY;
II you want good money making business
one that will put profit in your pocket
good location, in downtown business sec
ton will stand strictest investigations; see
owner, 221 CENTRAL BLDG, Sixth and
Main 10-17-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
FIats-Furnished
Fiats-Unfurnished
HoUses-Furnished

TO LET-FURNIsHED. NY HOME, TWO
story 7-room house, modern, furnace, gas
and coal ranges, electricity, stationary
tubs. bath; S55. 37l7 so. GRAND AVE.
2ll6s 10-17-3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

FOR Rents ROOMS, BATH, HALL, TWO
parIors mountain view. high location be-
tween PicQ and Sixteenth SITS. car line
1O-17-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

FOR RFNT-FIvE-ROOM COTTAGE ON AN
geleno Heights modern in every respect; in
hrst-cass condition; bright sunny rooms
large ward, lawn, trees and garden. Tel.
NJ seis 10-17-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

For Sale-Ver1Ront Avenue Square, modern
Broom bungalow; large lot, nice lawn, fruit
trees. asparagus and rhubarb beds; party
is going north and must sell; price 5000,
$500 cash, balance s25 month, or will sell
furnished for S3400.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17

SALESMAN WANTED-TO CALL ON
physicians; established trade; exceptional
opportunity IS offered for immediate work.
State age and experience. LOCK BOX 121,
Philadelphia. 10-17-su3t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-22
Mondeil and Barclay They will meet
today 10 further express their opposi-
Wants shoes Lowered.

Senator Borah told the president yes
terday of the desire of the insurgent
republicans of the senate to support
him for free raw materials, but they
insisted in return on reduced rates on
boots and shoes and leather and on
various items in the steel schedule, es-
pecially on structural steel.
Borall rounded up number of SEN
ators during the day and got their as
sent to free hides in return for cut
on boots and shoes from 5 per cent to
10 per cent. 1t is believed this cut
will cheaper shoes. A special resolu-
ton will have 10 be passed by both
house and senate to make this reduc-
ton in the leather schedule and to
make any reduction in the wool sched-
ule. 1t is believed the resolution can
be passed without much difficulty.
A fire was started under Speaker
Cannon yesterday 1t was first report
ed that Payne did it to bring about q
change in the speakers attitude on the
tariff. 1t later developed that the fire
had started in waste papers in room
under the speakers room in the cap
| itol It was extinsuished by Police
| man George Fitzmeyer, who exoner
| ates the chairman of the ways ant
means committee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-22

CONTINUED from Page One.)
one of the diners. who is making the
presidents fight, that the tariff con-
promise report will be made Friday Or
Saturday. Senator Crane would not
enter into any discussion of the events
following the dinner.
After furious labor the tariff cob
lferees adjourned late yesterday afte.-
noon with disputed schedules and pos
| sible compromises worked out in con-
crete form to lay before the president
J later on at the harmony dinner"
| 1t was realized by the conferees,
when they assembled yesterday morn
| ing that the president was to sit as n
Judge of their work. They were to
face officers of the presidents court
in the persons of Senator Root,
Speaker Cannon, Vice President Sher-
man. Senator Crane and Representa-
Tive Dwight, leaders of senate and
house organizations who will hear the
lverdict rendered and are expected to
| enforce the Judgment.
The conferees are unwilling to go ,
! the White house until they had put
ltheir affairs in some kind of shape and
| it was with more good humor than has
characterized their work in receut
days that they sat down to tackle the
lhides. iron Gre, coal, oil, lumber and
cotton schedules
| 1t was discovered soon that the sen-
tators could not be changed from i
duty of % cents ton on iron ore and
itheir proposed compromise of 10 PEI
cent duty on hides.
Senator Curtis has withdrawn his
Support of a countervailing duty on
oil and the conferees are ready 20
Iplace it on the free list. Payne re-
fused to accept the senate duty of
$3.50 on lumber and is holding out
for the house rate of ST.
Ncw Cotton Schedule Drawn.
A new cotton schedule has been
drawn to meet the views of the
president and of Mr. Payne. 1t is said
to carry all the house low rates on the
cheaper grades of cotton goods, but
raises the rates on the higher grades
of cotton. Payne is not satisfied with
the schedules and is insisting on mofe
radical reductions on the higher
grades. He has abandoned his high
rates on cotton hosiery and gloves.
me glove compromise provides for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-22
The Wrona Man.

"a marriage had been fixed for 10
o'clock" said a clergyman. "and had
an appointment with the bishop at
11:30. Half past 10 came. quarter
TO IL, and no bride or bridegroom.
Presently the clerk announced their
arrival. went out The couple stood
in the usual place at the entrance to
the chancel. and began the service.
Please. sor.' began the man.
Don't speak now.'a1 said and con-
tinued the service.
II am very sorry. sor. but
".Never mird now said hastily.
4 cannot listen to excuses. for | have
no time to spare And again went
on with the marriage service.
"A movement of the unhappy man
caused me TO look up.
But am not the man" he
shrieked. like some frightened animal
I have Only rGii1e to say the cab has
broken down. sor.' he gasped. I am
only the best man And. with a sigh
of relief. he mopped his brow All the
while the lady smiled serenely.
Poor man, Did he get a fright
So did !. for | was new at the work
and did not know what the conse-
quence might be."-London Telegraph
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-22

man who were pinned underneath.
The mans limbs were badly injured,
while the woman sustained wrench
in the back. When recovered from
underneath the car she tainted and
both were taken back to the hospital
at Dunlap.
Car In the GumbO.
The other Studebaker press car,
which was leading the procession af-
ter leaving Arion, was at top speed
when Driver Harry Mcintosh sud-
denly discovered stretch of bad
road which had been improved by
an arrangement of boards ahead of
him. He could not stop the machine
in time to take the boards and his
machine cavorted off into the gum
BIO. An engineer on Northwestern
railroad construction train saw the
accident and volunteered to aid the
tourists. The railroad was 200 yards
away, but by means of a rope, the
car, which had sunk up over the
wheels, was extricated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-22
ARE hit
perfect Score Cars Suffer
Heavily in Yesterdays Trip
of Giddenites.
SIX MORE ARE ELIMINATED
Journey to Kearney, Neb., is Be-
gun at Z O'Clock This Morn
- ing.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, July a.
Shortly after o'clock this morning
the Glidden tourists started for kear-
ney. Neb, 1S6 miles distant. Except
a few places where traces OF damage
by a recent rainy season stlil remain
the roads are said to be in good shape.
The perfect score car suffered heav-
lily in yesterdays run of the Glidden
tour from Fort Dodge to Council
Bluffs. The. long grind of 196 miles
heightened from the original schedule
by necessary detours to avoid unpass-
able roads resulted in the elimination
of six cars from the perfect score list
and the additional penalization of two
other cars.
Eight Have Perfect Cars.
With the trip half completed. but
eight cars remain with perfect score
in competition for the G,idden trophy.
five for the Hover cup and two for
the Detroit.
The hitherto perfect score cars
which received penalizations yesterday
were the Marmon No. 4. Jewel No. {
and Glide No. 10, Glidden cup en-
tfants; the Moline. Hover cup Nos, 100
and 102, and the Premier No. 53. COM
peting for the Detroit prize. Addi,
tional points were added to the penal.
ization previously given the Jewel No
Ill and the Chalmers-Detroit No. 3.
Hit Hard Roads.
The tour yesterday brought the
Glfddenites over a variety of Iowa
roads. Starting from Fort Dodge,
the going was uncertain, deep ruts
and almost perpendicular inclines.
Both of the latter caused trouble to
some of the contestants. Fifty miles
out from Council Bluffs the high
ways were excellent and allowed the
cars to make up for lost time.
The day, however, was not without
its accidents. The No 81 Stude-
baker Press car was converted into
an ambulance when Driver Donald
Mcintosh and his party encountered
small machine which had turned
turtle near the bottom of hill five
miles from Dunlap. The passengers
seven in number-righted the ma
chine and extricated a man and wo-