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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

While due consideration should
ever be given in political appoint.
ments, yet it usually happens thai
protracted contests for pluns leave
many a sour taste. IN the event
Elliott Northeoa gets a job abroad
tue act Of wisdom ON the part Of
Tie senator's from this State win oe
10 settle on d man IS quickly as pos
siple as his successor as United
States digtrief attorney Tor the
saathefn district q the state Tho
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
HOTEL WALDO

Noted for the perfection OF it
equipment and luxury. The hote'
that AFFORDS the ideal conditions Of
hotel hospitality and real comforts
to visitors to Clarksbarg-
Service cuisine OF the highest
standard.
Rates 800 and upward.
Club breakfast 25c to soc.
Business mems lunch served IN
cafe from 1850 to p. N. S5c.
Table d hote dinner 6 to s p. m,
soc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
As 10 niagara.

For the second time in the history
of Niagara river no water flows over
the falls. The damage will be over
100000 as a result OF the food
and iee-iam above. And yet there
are people who would rather see Nj.
agara a wonder, continuing rs mil.
lion dollar destruction. than have
the water partly carried away from
above the falls in conduits furnish
ing millions of dollars worth OF
power, and materially lessening the
damage that the ice-iam can do
Wheeling Register.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
Worth Going to Hear.

Secretary OF State Stuart #. Reed
has been invited. and has accepted
the Invitation, to make the annual
Memorial Day address at the nation.
al cemetery in this city May so, Of
rather on the S1st, as the celebration
this year will he held on the latte,
date, the goth falling on sunday
In securing Mr.. Reed for this i'm.
uortant duty Reno Post OF the
Grand Army of the Republic ha.
done very well indeed. Mr.. Reed
is an able orator, patriotic to an en-.
thnsiastie degree. and his ,addres.
will be well worth coming a lons
defiance to Deterioration Republi
can.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
NOTICE 10 TAKE DISPOSITIONS

First National Bank OF Warrington,
West Virginia, a body corporate.
plaintiff
VS..
Joseph p. Barnes, A. B, Reese and
James r: Barnes, defendants.
In the Circuit Court OF Harrison
County. State OF West Virginia.
To Joseph e. Barnes. A. B. Reese,
and James n. Barnes:
Take notice that the deposition Of
divers and sundry persons viii be
takensa at the law office of Edward G.
Smith. In the City Of clarksburg, in
the County OF Harrison, and State of
West Virginia, on the .29th day OF
April, 1903 between the shours Of 0
a. m. and 8. n: M. 10 be read in EVIL
dence on the hearing Of the above
cause. in behalf of4 the said First Ma
tional Bank of Warrington, West vfr-
ginia.
II from any cause che taking OF the
same shall not be commenced. or be-
ling commenced, shall not be compiet-
ed on that day. 4hs taking Of the
same win be adtoufned from time to
time until they are completed.
FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF MAN
NINGToN, WEST VIRGINIA ny
Counsel.
|E. g. SMITH, Counsel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
A Good Husband.

Our idea Of a good husband is one
who. having been sent ont three
times. in the course OF the evening
to see Il the back doors locked, can
sim believe that marriage Is the
ideal relation. Ohio State Journal,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
DIES AZ WESTON.
49,

A f, Merit Of wheeling, is dead
at Weston at the age OF s5 years. He
was born in Wheeling and spent most
Of his life there. He was teamster
BY occupation. He is survived by a
wife and other relatives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
Pleased ana HopIng.

West yirginians are pleased mat
the reciproeity clause on coal vas
knocked out 81 The tarift bills The
Senate can help some more and We
are hoping that 1t win 40 So Fair.
mont West yirginian
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
-a''s'sN-3sS.st
in THE BEST lE AuMlR !;


He was out with his best girl ant
as they strolled into the West Enc
restaurant he tried to put on an LIDO,
thls-every-evening kind of look, ypbey
they were seated at a table a waite
approached them. 20
viii monsieur have a la carte n,
table d'hote?" he asked.
Both" said the young man. "and
put plenty of gravy on 'em..,-rlt.
baseball is equalIty's own game.
You bet. Our boss win take n,
Office boys verdict any time about !.
players hitting abIlity.-LouIsyIllc
courier-Journal.
Teacher-Tommy. you should hay,
known better than to fight with that
Williams boy.
Tommy know. ma'am: shut.
thought could lick him,-Daily Man
DO you think you can manas,
with my salary of So a week. dar.
iing?" he asked, after she had said
yes.
I'll try. Jack replied she: "but
what will you do?"-rniversalisI
Leader.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

Make haste, repair that fence,
trim those trees, fix up things. PEG.
PIE are walking out those days and
observing things generally.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
Ems the BIN.

The following published appreclaT
ton OF President TAFT seems to Mt
the SbliIr perfectly: big, friendly,
wise. faithful. honest, angry stub
born, unselfsh, patriotic, unassum-
ing r-Morgantown Chronicle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

The factories are all busy in this
part Of the State. That fact GER
tainly speaks well for the present
and it assures a prosperous future
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

Building operations here are
active Many house is going up.
Many more Will. be erected during
The summer. Surely. the signs are
good.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

There is reason to believe that
the county court intends to have a
new inlirmary built. 1t is certainly
greatly needed and the court should
spend enough money on IT to make it
modern and ample.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

House cleaning time suggests
lot and alley-cleaning time. Let us
accept the suggestion and approve
the appearance of things a bit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
casn0's Consolation.

Castro might find some consola-
ton IN tie well-known thought hat
It's cheaper to move than 70 pay
rent Wheeling News
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
An Eyenine Echo.

The more honesty a rit,ln has the
less he Affects the air o. saint, -
Dehpn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

With an oil gusher within
sight OF the city there ought to be
a hope that ciarksburg win soon be
an oil center 1t is the center of
most every other industry in the
State and might Just as wen be the
oil center, Il Nature prove but so
gracious
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
sHAKE INTo .YouR SHOES

Aliens Foot East, a powder. Re-
lieves painful, smarting, nervous feet
and ingrowing nails. and Instantly
takes the sting out of corns and bun
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis
covery OF the age. Aliens Foot-Easc
makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
1t Is a certain cure for sweating ca!!
lous. swollen. tired. aching feet. Try
1t today. sold by all druggists and
shoe stores. By mail for csc in stamps
Don't accept any substitute. Trial
package FREE. Address Alien s.
olmsted. Leroy, n. Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

evidently didn't know il was load
ca. sltersville on Review
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14
Seemingly opposed 10 tarlr on

Seemingly opposed TO tariff ON
West Virginia coal IS the Parkers-
burg Sentinel and tlius just as seem
ingly does 1t seem 20 he arrayed
against the leading Industry of the
State. It goes into no explanation
OF Its opposition but appears 70 cling
70. the thread-bare free trade idea:
Perhaps, IL believes Il can not be
Democratic unless Il does this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

Z The Telegram sees no objection
to President Taft's sending Hon. FL
lott Northcott out Of the State.
Certainly, It IS such men as he. who
deserve such distinction as the
President purposes % give him and
men of the Northeott character and
ability will do credit 10 the nation
in the diplomatic service abroad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

n IS somewhat annoying 10 have
@ remind some Of Inc road survey
oFs in fact, most an Of them, that
nov is the excepted season OF the
year 10 repair the roads Of the COINS
", DO It now ana the summer sea-
son any way vim mark good roads.
Put it of and there win ibe no perl
cd Of good roads this year. Per-
haps the county court could give the
surveyors gentle hint 10, so %
work at once
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

Residents generally are. pleased
with the repairs that have been
made and are being made on tho
court house by order OF the county
court The court is making the
temple OF Justice look clean. 1t is
the right thing to do.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

clarksburg merchants are all en-
ioying a nice spring trade and they
look forward to a busy summer.
They all feel that the best city in
this part OF the state Is on the
move forward and it is the sincere
hope ot the Telegram that they may
mot pe disappointed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

Prospects are quite fattering for
the farmers and the harvests prom
ise to be big this year. The man
who tills the soil is among the ia
vored too. as all observe by the con-
ditions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

The stone pile never proved profit
able r. harrisburg and the working
Of prisoners on the streets was found
lar more expensive than the profits
amounted to. It might also prove
thus with convict labor on the roads.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-14

Possible ciient-And Is the district
at all malariaf2 Ny husband asked
me to be careful and inquire about
that.
The sun., 1909-11-14
DrsBRoW WINS AT ATLANTA.


ATLANTA. Ga. Nov.'is.-Louis A Disbrow.
q Long Island automobile dealer, who varies
the monotony Of selling cars by driving In
road races and ~ hour track events around
New York city. won the greatest raco Of
the meet Of the Atlanta Automobiie Asso-
citation this week when he captured the 200
mile race this afternoon with his ss-S0
horsepower Rainier The event was for
stock chasses of tSi to 600 cubic inches
piston displacement and the FIRST prize was
the City OF Atlanta trophy. which must be
won three times 10 become the property
Of the entrant. and si .ooo In gold for the
successful driver. Cash prizes OF $500 for
second, $500 for third and $500 for fourth
wore also offered.
Disbrow's time for the 100 miles was
hours So minutes 90 t7-io0 seeontl.. an
average speed OF SIXTY mine miles an hour.
George Robertson, Fiat, was second. In
4 hours 81 minutes n S-loo seconds; Charles
Rasie, RenAuit, was third. in . hoVra IS
Rsnault, was fourth. 10 hours Is minutes
~,rs soSlpcs2 %h rss ssss e Ssrs
he 70 20 'i nile race Ssd sSe p,rs srssssss Ssd
of stasters Of eny rsce durins the Ave days
EsSlss Salss:svrc ssst s: bc.ss. s.s ess.ss
Detroit, Hsrdine Npperscn: stsant. Fiat.
The sun., 1909-11-14
ASSOCIATION FOOrBAEE.
sia Shows ChAmpieushlp Fern IN
Defeaaima STATEN Inland,


Columbia Unlversity's soocer football
players showed thsmselves % be Ia cham
plcnship form In q fast game At South
Field yesterday afternoon, when thsy de-
fcated the experience eleven Of the staten
Island Football Club By the SCORE Of gosis
20 4. AZ half time the interooIlssiate cham
piens led By TO and In the second period
Of play each side added one apiece
N. Diax. centre forward for Columbis,
got by the staten Island defence about ten
minutes before half time. Tho play was tho
result Of g. Z. Dwyer's bringing the bail
down the left wing and passing Il TO A. II.
Smith, inside right. who IN turn passed to
Diaz. kxoeptins this tally honors wers
even In the opening period. n. p. zollsr.
former Morris High crack: played star
After the rsstart zoller within the arse
fifteen minutes succeeded In adding another
goal to Coiumbla's score By determined
play. He rot chance TO shoot for sosi.
but goalkseper Van der Zee made a brill
isns sS. 'R .Ae ball re, sssessdISs SS ,Ss ssS ss
op,ainsd . Few mlputss before ths Apish.
nsdssrtsntiy through sis oSf own me net iS't n
''i' Prsss fs.t,.u,. eleven won their second
diss.sd q ,Ss he .sysS ssysSn o sss srs., af sn
Of Newark by the score Of goals 70 q at
s. GTs T1. Tss fsm sss ssssy n :s:
iiks vlnssrs and ,siiisd sso sc1is & few few
Zach % scSrns sy oes sSs second esS sss
their credit: sariistt scoring one and FITS
y .s. H sip1ss ssoess sl MsnSs Fs%s
arsw sssSi e5ses 6s W,s Y css,de sns Hysd
si M.nhsttan nj a. Prcspect Park yesterday.
Sn. .ga nd, S,i.Sslsss me g,st foE shs third time
s ss !, se .ss .Ssr. e As .sss y
tSSossS : ssa si%sS sies sy e j. TAT ls:ss -"
isfs % he grYotiyp team. s sSss BOTH s'sSs sSs
3ss ,s he ss eide sSe ts cor s. x
Public school 8 OF Manhattan E and the
StS S's the " rs.a. ssG ss aSs
sssseEel scorsd he only goal \ iSS Sr.t
peroS peri tpr n seS%ds sSasa .ns.hsr 'ssans Sae
Levy tailed for the elementary school
Crescent 9sSis;is cub pi.ysa q TSsllias
ss sr r.:a 81 ssx s
at one eoal apiece, The visItors scored nrst
,Ss Sgs. Il. ast dt,ss.Ss Es E ,ss: o. Os
rtss uo of the half the csese-sss % forced the The
ss%s 81. srs sss ssl f. Ias
aocompliahed the trick. = 80
Anoths. sI'e5. 81 wili g raS. 70 lower !, The =,
game but one Of their TOUR aTainst picked
team Of the New York Amateur Associatton
The sun., 1909-11-14
BILLIARDS.
slossen Makes Score ef sgs In . Practice
Game at la.4.

eamS ~ uHs8.
George slosson last night beat Harry
Cline's big run Of 2g7 at ts.9 practice made
on Friday last in o practice game at 1853
with T. Rodman at Slosson's. defeating
the latter by score OF 800 70 10. runnin q
out in six innings. with an unfinished run Of
317 and an average Of s3 2-s.. After Siosson
t4Ior. Persysdsd BIN to o nnish his inslns,
arcm he a sstsssns Il sse bsss sSs or 'o
The final inning % Kept I the balls Ia nth the middle
OF ne table, Dur.ing all the whils, and not
VII HnI,I ne had made ,5s Polnts was ne com
he cusSPonSs S BUT R thls "r va cniy w for ~SiIs.
I Attsr q few gathering shots he again sue
and finished up py clever nursins.
nausnt at Doyie's after a week's suspen-
Jon rssueS sst ns .b sud4 baSs ass
s,:ss sssSs E q AZ !: Ess S:s, .5s s% y,
Iootts, IN the fnsl game Of the tOurhahient to-
Albert Cutler pl.yea two exhibition
room, winning both, In the afternoon he
With = high run Of IS and an average oi
s :-i$. In he evening catler defsated
John Hendricks by a score OF 300 to i7s.
,.s;ssdsT ssssisHol ven two fsh,lbitiop i, ss@s:
TsnTs. STSSm q, In , the sfternoon hs defeated
tIjs's90l I'd g msde hish run of 50 and hys1i 1;
Eo., $50 Gilbert. e. Csssisnoi made a
Fsn sC Of psysS % and E s e % Is. & EcSgS
-. beat him $50 70 as Cline made high
:so Of ios and averaged ii 4-s. In. the
go % bis 81. Cline msks q nish % run n
w. ana averaged IS.
The sun., 1909-11-14

4 WI May maxo Nuk N MHos
IrHAcA. Nov. ik--Ths CorneIl aium,ni
croes-country team. tho "eld and decrepit
srads.- As the vzrslty tauntingiy called
thsm. got away with the match race with
ths, varsity team this morning ~ tho score
ef ~ to "a. But up until q late hour to-
Night the members n the varsity cross-
country team were claiming that the grads
deliberately out one mile Of the .cenrse.
tslalns . cover al q Tho s.sh. pIiss: No
however, 40 what actually kAppsnsd VII
H.rrS Psfssss ihs champion high jumper.
krmery. bat aId not show * much slsss
sSs ysrsiiy cepssin, SssI fyss s1s and oa Hal.
49, 49, , sre a, fsSmsr - inssrcc1ssicts e nrst
Sslss bsr 'fs fsnss sS' sl.s 4 sn.Sss & nASs fSe
r4oe between the present holder Of the In
diysdpfl cross-e9yntry lntercciiesiat cham.
'tHoassSds % of spessstsrs Who lined Ss IKE
. noe "a sSssa % Sessvsr. T Tss xrsd %adnsssa sss%
csssss Sr s s.s a.ssSsa ssS fh.seSs9 hs2Ssa
The bnnch. SOC away at good speed and
kspt tossshsT uetb che fourth mis. When
e sss. sts % "
fo-nlSht they save jack MSsSisy. about
sssaes q q x: pas s.cs
sore. undergraduates. alumni and .oroes-
country vsksrap.. telilns what . sran4 thing
We SS Snsss % SS:sSr S:SS
II was recalled that since Jack came Cor
ne wGn n%s out q o:s zen SrSsssaasry eg a
whereas before he came Cornelfs record
was ncxt to nothing.
The sun., 1909-11-14
TRAP SHOOTING.
StrSisht SCORES by New Ysrse A. c. Mem
bers at TvavePs lslanA.


bers at Tvsvers lslsns.
Straight scores were in order at The
Travsrs Island traps yesterday. the New
York A. C. shooters showing exceptionally
keen work despite the poor light. and
whenever the scratch man happens 10 make
4 clean break the prize h swardsd 70 him,
even IL his opponent ties him with handi-
CAP, and three scratch men hung up per-
feot scores yesterday from the post OF
honor. They were q. Fred Fslhsm. Frank
Hall and Fred A. Hodsnan.
The summaries:
ri;s Sevs%sss s,se cgp TK n.ssief'Isrkses 81 kss
beach, 5 Q; aeo,s. W KgcnlsS & Z: ~ pI; e ns,a: a
B.. 4sssiSsD. M % ; Il 81 Stuart scott =: 4 q Ssss.
Tsh 2 q 1Sr,oe &C. e.soss . e. .sr.,ss sshne r. p,,s
hI2s%sad a:.ss dsp $ r:sx,. H. PVT.
sars ss1-;ss ssrsch M bi n cross S MS s b. fsi.imss VI
br; Held, = u g; y: Tpompsog = - q. Cor:
sssi ef .ef.ss & sSstis q Yea SsSssS ss1
n: deorre W. kuchler. 3, q. Res Besch, u;
Or wsssiss Sssesn aisssids fsss Gun rsrss
Q. Morrison: = ss q. 4 Ihonp,ea ~ Dr. Held
Fl b,sss D Iiss g ssa.i scs.s T. e. Fsssr Hcds r.
man so,a.ss e. y; nsm ssII,aS srf,sh Be- csSass q ns
scrsseh. iS T. j. cor6sii. = iS Z G. Durasm 1 *.
ss1Ssef 8 Be- H. z TIE Tsssss.qs. 1s'''''a
10 ss.,ss esrs:s: B,.f e.: :fs,:.ss s:.ss
.St s sS%ssos ssss.sa 4 Gsssss sss. seoss McsS;i b.
b. z ore%s Ds ,s T. Sslnssn sss..cn. sis * b. b.
SSSess . = rers pr eSes sissen T.
T;sss :ssss S.'E:. g. dsss = + 4
s. 4 'fss'ss +, s:s &, & Ps,.. ,s5; sss, 's s;ss e 4
Bostwek. q "a q: \. Theupesn. M q. NerYi-
csors. Geo % RaeSisr MI.G 81 ssla III i .srssss. il "
The sun., 1909-11-14

iRgsU A.tA. c. BEATS MOHAWK
ny ONE POfNT.

gtubbern TussIc FOR nn6ivSanal asaasss
+ Ends IN Fayer o. W. y. Krsmer e tsse
Accrue -CreWiey. .the R4xertte meatem
by % Yards Ter the Jsaaer Ssue.
The janior national cross -eeuntEy ehAm-
took place over conrae OF ahcut ave and q
quarter miles around Celtic Park yesterday
and 10 had two features worth sclns miles
10 Bee. No such cioee hGht has been sseh In
recent years for the team honors, % the
Irish a. A. c., the Winnsr. only beat the
Mohawk A. O. by Q solitary point, The
other feature. and 10 eethplstsly dwarfed
the battle for the team hSnofA. wen the
stsbboru tusele for thsindividuG champton-
the Irish A. A. O., was the rtroha tip for
frat money, and be went 20 the mark trained
% the hour aud fully confdent but had 10
succurnb 70 thu superior speed Of W. D..
Kramer OF the Acorn A. A. =.
The fins Neld ef Eeventy-eisht lined across
tho field At the start and as the gum crAcksd
there was Wild rush for The Iced. fhoee
whese numbers were sQueht cut BY the speo-
tAtors werc Jenssn OF tho Pastime A. C..
Kramer Of the Acorns and Gilbert Of the
Mohawks. A. the pack legged 10 ont ths
gate 10 the open country crovlsy shet,into
the Led and made the pace O hummer, Ne
was bent on killing on the opposition early.
but Berna, q clubmate. Kramer. 0hnort.
obsrmeysr. Dwysr and Masssrsen we're NOS
far away and hanging on ssnsly TO the big
ehested leader.
Away on the top OF the hill Kramer moved
up bit but sooB gave way 10 berna. Crow
ley kept peggins away and he was In the
lead the first time around the lap. having
taken 4 minutes a. seconds. Close on his
heels were Bsrna and Kramer. the latter
oking by far tho freshest OF the trtos
Early In the second lap Berna went BY Crow
ley and took hand at the pacing. and a. the
'is as Ais .hs stss sss ssss ss. s s psss
strsssiers being nesr,y rniIe behind:
the % is.dsrs. % :. The % order being Ss9ns. croviss
and Kramer and only few yards epaft
s wa; .Ss n . he s q Ss ss :. q e.
fsss sr.r Ss. .hsa pss .Ssy .ssSna s% ssss
way on ths third lao the elimsI q the race
sss,.s srS sns 't art e te. sscE *. ssa
began TO draw away. Going down tho hill
sras. e q: s scr. Ss sS scs y: SE1ss1 % %ss:
sa ass %sr. ."Ss ssssn. ,oe srssins & away s svsss
1ss rs' ., issss r AZ .S.sd Sss aSS Won 90 ss as
yards. the same distance separating Crow
frhe representative OF the Acorn A, A,
STssna that he rss on, the isnior team q ne
prisss pp,s we're S@isshsId until tEs case ass.,
ss.sd z Sro.If;y y. e dsasasilssd a:asS p,sas sss
Kfsmsr K1Sn~k received ne ieddisidusi psiss and
thss We: tse only one stEsO AZ, sT.y
tered "a s team cav gave SIIip % sSs aSair, 6ut As
4 team tho Blue and White man did not
show much strength. If,.
Tha an tlnnynArv.
The sun., 1909-11-14

Lorimer, Chaimers- DETROIT; Disbrow,. Raj
MArmen: Louis Basic. Rensult. and HAr-
esst css. toIioWe1 BY % SSeSroist and and ssssns. % and
they kept this order for some time.
in e ss e % Ss .sos sss Sa %ss
rolet second and Dinelsy third. Robertson
having averaged nearly sew eventy.three miles
IN soS5 %inutss s. ssso ss Win %s
second and STRAINS third. AZ nfty miles the
order was UNCHANGED. Robsrtson's time
drew az siIiy-swo miles and 40 Dinsisy was
already out the Chalmers-Detroit team
wsrs Sas "a tss Ssa sAss ssoubl. with hs
mile and was forced to withdraw from the
sEsss mo SS s.os nG and
took fourth place. At I70. miles Robertson
wss ls.dIass s.rsns; tyg Isps behisd: vas vas
hlsS: Hsrdins vss Fourth. ShsTiss Bssie
afth Louie nssls sixth. md nsrroan vss
seyenth: acits . dissspSs behind ths othefs;
in Il. sd ns %. oes ssd s.fos. ss ss SS
u D!sbrow moved into second place and
Ssrc Ssa s.t Ss:n &c ns e op e sns
Sa rom ths % race .n ii Sis isssS mile. Hssdiss.
SaS seS anss . q: :oS snS ss
end q "a nIss, he'd one of he spr.ss- OF pf
and Ssd 70 witSdrss from tSs contest.
Robertson ives sending his Fiat along at
very & i.st E:se y wnsn q q, h,s , sh:n; as
Dishr2r toek ths lead white Rosertson
repairing the broken chain. Ro6ertson
got. going again but could not overhaul
Dt.brow. Who kept the lead until the end
lewis stgsas drove |. two mile exhibition
Arnold OF Nsw York, and N ade che distance
in I minute q 7-ioo seconds. an syerase
speed OF s1k miles an hour. Arthur chevro-
let, brother Of Louis. won q ten mile handi-
cap for stock chassee OF 2si to 200 cubic
nSes: PssS Pssos ne s psu. r. ss nSss s
and the second prize Of SEQ vent to Har-
roun, Marmon. Knipperx Chalmers-De-
trolt, was third. Knlpper finished but 7-i0o
OF second behind Hsrroun.
Dp.s S ss @ s GaSo sSss for p,c sScs
displacement from Matson In 70 minutes
Al s-ioo seconds. both drivins chalmers-
Detroits. Aiken, National, won the ten
mile free for al hSs,nSsiesp S,asp g minures
second and Robertson. Fiat. was third
Louis Chevrolet, Buick. won the twelve mile
race for stock chasses OF 30t TO 450 cubic
inches piston displacement In 10 minutes
u ee-ioo seconds. The first prize was SEQ
cSSalmsr1peRroIs, cha nss1nh and Iorimss. IN snotssi
Chaimsrs-D Detroit. was third. Harrcqn,
MsrDaon. won the ssf mile hsndicap for
stock chsssos Of ?si 70 700 cubic inches piston
displacement IA minutes 20 $500 ssconds.
Knlpper and Matson were second and third
Awevid's Record. indeed. if Raghs.
Special Cabis Despatch 10 TxB s3ux.
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