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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06

Hard luck cost Hardy Downing his
ten-mile mOtor-paced race against
Emil AgraZ With a half-mile TO 90
and with Downing right on Agrazs
heels, having gained a lap, Downing
front tire punctured and he pitched up
and down the bank, finally landing safe
on the grass. while Whittier and graz
steamed by to first money. Ii was
bit OF tough racing luck that must be
counted on.
With ali the stellar lights in the pro-
fessiOnal class performing the blue
ribbon event OF the evening must be
handed to the amateurs. II was in he
Australian pursuit and the run WIS
furnished by a great ride by three
Simon pures. In less than two miles
the track had been cleared OF all but
Oliver SmertZ, Simon Cy" Young and
Gemple. Young was leading. with
Gemple so yards behind and SmertZ a
half lap behind Young. For three miles
the trio rode with the crowd warming
ID To cheering as one or the other or
he riders found home.
Gemple was the first 10 succumh to
merits steady grind. Riding on his
nerve Young kept up a plucky fight
and when he stalled off Smertz's first
challenge everybody yelled their en-
eOura cement Smertz would not be de
MED, however, and after five miles and
five laps OF riding he passed his man.
Young was a very tired rider when he
was helped from his toe clips but lie
got big hand. as did the stocky young
rider that beat him.
Jackie Clark wen the tWo-mile lap
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RAWH!DE KELLY STARTS
BOXING CLUB AT OGDEN

Ogden. Aug. BACKED by a num-
Der OF ogden business men. "Rawhide."
Kelly of fame as a trainer of pugi-
lists, Is planning 10 open a general
gymnasium in ogden together with
Swimming pools and other equipment
of a like nature. The enterprise Is
practically assured and the work Of
coupling a building in the business dis
trict for gymnasiu uses will be under
taken within several days.
number of athletic events. includ-
ing a marathon between LongbOat, the
Indian runner and Johnnie Hayes. are
being arranged 10 raise a necessary
fund 10 start the athletic club. The
program also includes several boxing
matches. one between Peanuts Sinclair
and Young McGOvern. and Young Peter
Jacobson with Jim Flynn of Pueblo.
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THREE-TIME WINNER.

Highland Park, Ill, Aug 5.-AIrs
Thurston Harris OF Westward HO. for
meFly Miss Sallte Ainslie, today won
the Chicago wOman's golf championship
for the third consecutive time defeat
ing Miss Inez Clark up and TO
play In the finals. She led in the quail
flying rounds with IS. won the semi
finals from Miss Ruth Layman, and was
3 up at the first turn in the finals
with Miss Clark.
Mrs. Harris retains permanent pos
session OF the championship trophy by
virtue OF her victory today.
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CANS REACHES HOME

; baltimore, Aug. 5.-JOe Cans
, former champion lightweight pu-
, Eiiist, returned To his home here
, this afternoon in the last stages
, of consumptfOn. He rallied some
, what after leaving PittsburE this
; morning, and stood the long trip
; from that city fairly well.
While the fact that he L. al
; home appears 10 have benefited
? Cans, his physicians expressed the
; opinion that he cannot live more
than two weeks, and that his
; death within n day or two WOulG
not cause surprise.
The meeting with his family
; was a very touching one.
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Anderson and Hayes beat Potter and
Koch, "a. rs. Ga
Long and Seribner beat Armstrong
and Cannon. 10, 60. 6-1, rs.
BransOn and Barton beat Hawk and
Hall, 6-1, As 81, So, 81.
Semi-finals. doubles:
Anderson and Hayes beat Bailey and
Spiece, SIS 6-2, Ga.
Long and Seribner beat Branson and
Burton, Ga, GA, 60.
Tomorrow the finals in both singles
and doubles Will be played. Long or
California will play Hall of New York
for the championship in singles and he
viii also play In the doubles.
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Mcfarland shooting him 10 the front
when Pye woke up just too late. As
Clarke went by lawson whipped on
and while he made up ground Clarke
was a winner by a wheel length ct the
tape.
Gordon Walker. riding from scratch.
found the handicap too much in the
mile invitation professional and Dom
Ian made good 10 the wire with lengths
ahead OF Wilcox.
Colvin won the unknown distance
amateur after a handy ride.
Next Tuesday a three-cOrnered ten
mile mOtOr-paced race and an Austria
lian pursuit between Mcfarland and
Pye will be the features.
Major Taylor and Lawson are billed
for the first OF the match sprint races
next Friday.
The summary.
Mile invitation handicap, professional
Dorian, rs: Wilcox. 65. AchOrn. 1907
Walker, scratch; Carslake, 90. Time
1851.
Unknown distance lap. amateur-Col-
win. ROdberg, Gemple, Taylor distance,
2 miles, 2 laps. Time-4:46.
Taylor passed exhibition quarter-mile
Time-:21 3-5.
Australian pursuit. amateur-O.
SmeItZ Young, Cemple. Herman they
rod miles, laps and 20 yards. Time
TWo-miIe open lap. professional
Clarke. lawson. Walker, Pye. Time
3:45 IS.
Ten-mile-Downing-A graz motor
paced race. Agraz won. Time-l4:2l 3-5.
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kLING,s CUE LEAGUE.

New YORK, Aug. Johnny king
has completed his preliminary arrange
ments for the organization of a billiard
league Of eight cities. The circuit Will
be New York, Brooklyn, and Philadet-
phia in the east. and Chicago, Pitts
burg, ST. Louis and Kansas City in the
west The first season will be devoted
to the exploitation of the amateur
three-cushion game. Tournaments will
be played in each city to determine the
best pair Of players in each city who
viii constitute a team" 10 play in each
of the other cities.
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NORTHWEST TENNIS

Tacoma. Wash. Aug 5.-Fitz and
Hussel of Seattle won the northwest
douDIes championship here this after
noon by defeating Pulford and Pulford
the Tacoma team. in the finals. Though
the Seattle pair won in straight sets
they We're forced to play their hest
game all the time. The tournament is
down TO the finals which will he
played tomorrow.
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Ia the semi-finals Anderson and
Hayes were kept on their mettle by
the strong play Of Bailey and Sptece.
but IN the other match, two South Da-
kOtans, Brans0n and Barton, showed
the effect of the gruelling work they
have done during the week ana were
easy victims Of the skillful covering OF
Long OF California and of the hard
Omaha
scores for the day: Third round doub-
les.
Bailey and Spieee beat Webster and
Buck. &c. So. 4-6, 6-4.
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PANsnN WINS.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Payson, Aug. 5.-Payson won from
springvine today in a well-played
game before a big crowd OF fans.
Harrison was a bit wild, and Salmon
was sent in 10 hold the game safe. The
batteries: payson-Harrison, Salmon
and Done. Springville-Peck and Whit
ing.
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National League
ST. LOUIS BEATEN TWICE.

Brooklyn. Aug. 5.-Brooklyn made 1t
five straight from ST. Louis by win
ming tOdays dOuble-header. Bucker
was invincible in the first game, hold
ing the visitors down TO two hits and
shutting them out. 3 TO 0. The home
team scored TWO runs in the first inn
ing on two hits and two errors. Hug
gins and HulsWitt were banished IN
the first inning of the day because OF
too much kicking over d decision by
Umpire EasOn. Dalton ran into a
fence in the eighth chasing a foul fly
ana was knocked unconscious, being
carried off the field. Scores:
First game r. II. f.
81 LOUIS sssssssss ssssssssu
Brooklyn ...... ..........3 8 0
Batteries - Willis Backmen and
Phelps; RuckeF and Bergen. Umpires
tombstone and Eason.
Second game Il. II. Z.
81. Louis ....................l (?
Brooklyn go. .............S [
Batteries-HarmOn ana Phelps; Bel
and Erwin. Umpires-Eason ant
tombstone.
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pHILLIEs BEAT PIRATES.

batted Pittsburg's pitchers hard today
and won easily, to /. The hard hit
ting of DOolan and Luderus featured
the game, the former making three
two-baggers in three times at bat and
Luderus two singles and two-bagger.
Score: r. II. r.
FltJsDurs ---.-.-.. ..-.-l
Philadelphia .......- .......f 10 U
Batteries-Camnitz. Webb, Maddox
and Gibson; Moore and Doom. I'm
pires-O'Day and Brennan.
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CUBS OVERWHELMED.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE locals over
whelmed the visitors today, 10 to l,
making eight hits and eight runs ia
one inning, OF which Myers was cred
tied with two singles 1t was the first
game OF the season New York has won
from Chicago at the polo grounds
Mathewson pitched effectively for New
York. Score: r. II. b.
ShIcdSO .''.'ssssss 800
Batteries-Kroh, FOxen and king
Mathewson and Myers. Umpires-Klem
and Kane.
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Western League

First game at TOpeka-TOpeka. 5;
Omaha, 4. Second game-Topeka, l.
Omaha, 2.
At st. JOseph-First game: st. JO-
seph, 8; Lincoln, 1. Second game: st.
Joseph, 3 Lincoln, 0.
At Wichita-Wichita, 8; Des MOines,
4.
At Denver-First game: Denver 3;
Sioux City, Z. Second game: Denver,
II; Sioux City, S.
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King Cole, hot favorite in ne z;vS
pace. finished in fourth position m
both heats and was set back 70 ninth
In the final for interference a. the
first turn In both heats Merry Widow
won II. the stretch after let-ins Asa
Wilkes lead 10 the three-quarters pole
In the 2:13 trOt Gamar led al the
way in the second heat aad n the
frst and third heats had little diff
Guilty in taking the lead from WHY
Ia the last quarter.
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ONE GAME EACH.

Boston Aug. 5.-Boston made ii three
games out of five by breaking even
with Cincinnati, the visitors winning
the first game, to 8. and the home
team the second. TO o. Scores:
First game r.. II. L.
Cincinnati ........ ....-.-..6 D
bOSlO4
Batteries-Beebe, Gaspar and Clarke;
Curtis. Brown, Brock and Graham.
Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
Second game r. H. E.
cincinnati go. ........-....O
bOSlOn lo
Batteries-Gaspar, Burns and Clarke;
Mattern and Smith. Umpires-Rigler
and Emslie.
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So, 500. The house, a three-story struc-
ture, is of pressed brick and stone
beautifully decorated and covered with
ivy.
Johnson announced that he intends
to maintain the house "in a style cor
responding TO the prevailing fashion in
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GAME Is OFF

Park City Aug 5.-The baseball
game scheduled TO take place at the
ball grounds Sunday afternoon be-
tween the Park City team and the Ute
Indians has been indefinitely post
poned owing TO the Indians failing to
make connections.
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Detroit. Aug. 5.-DetrOit fell on Ford
for runs in the fourth inning and
easily defeated New York, 8 to 4. Five
singles, two bases on balls. FOrd's balk
which let MOriarity score and Craw
ford's home run with two men on bases
produced runs. Score: II. H Z.
New YORK .--.-.--..--..... 10
Detroit ..-.- ................. II
Batteries-FOrd, Fisher and Mitchell,
Foster; Donovan and Schmidt.
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BroOklyn's exclusive social community
one OF his nearest neighbors will be the
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, successor
to Henry Ward Beecher in the pastor
ate OF the Plymouth COngreg atiOnal
church. Two justices OF the state su-
preme court also live within a stones
throw, together with a score or more
Of millionaire bankers, lawyers and
business men.
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American Association

At Kansas City-LOuisville, 8; Kan
sas City, 8.
At st. Paul-COlumbus, /; ST. Paul. g.
At kee-Indianapolis, 81 Mil
Waukee
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BASEBALL TODAY

3sO Walkers field salt Lake and Ogden meet in state
wi make Ogden
Dad Gmln viii
4
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2:1e pace. three in five. purse $1,000.
May Queen won, Clover pat n sec
Ond. Halgen third. Best time :i0s.
2:13 trOt, three in five, purse $1,000.
-Ggmar won, Willy second. Mar
gazette third. Best time-2:0sa.
Free-fOr-all trot, two in three, purse
S1,OO0.-SOnOma Girl won, ORC second,
Margin third. Best time-2:O5a.
2:09 pace, two in three, purse $1,000.
Merry Widow won. Asa Wiles Sec
ond. Halle Direct third. Best time
2:05s
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MAJOR TAYLOR DRAWS OUT BIG
CROWD; AMATEURS IN GREAT RACE

Major evidently drawing card Last night az n at
two pace AL
backs a
champions s so nearly Two SECONDS IN
the Bullet
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Jack Johnson Buys Home in
Exclusive Social Community"

OF
champion world
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TWO FOR sPEFD BOYs.

Cleveland. Aug 5.-Boston defeated
Cleveland twice today. TO and TO 3.
The first game was a smuggling match
in which Boston was more successful
In punching its hits. In the second
game Boston cinehed the victory in
the third inning when two passes were
followed by three doubles. Speakers
batting was a feature. Scores:
First game: r. H E
cleveland ..-. .........s.... II 8
Boston 600 ....-..... i 10 s
Batteries-Harkness Link and Bemis;
Hall and Carrigan.
Second game: r. H. +.
Cleveland zee. .'..''''''..''
Boston ..s. ......-......... Il .
Observation-Disclosures and Easterly;
Smith and Carrigan.
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FINALS IN CLAY COURT
TENNIS TODAY AT OMAHA


deub brought
in the
OF
scrbner hard task in winning from
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Excursion tickets on sale daily via
Salt Lake Route. Tickets and informa-
ton, 100 Main street. Phones: Bell
Exchange 16, Ind. 1886.
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What What IN Sports
All the Time
SONOMA GIRL Finishes Strong
To TAKE FREE-FOR-ALL TROT

the raisht heats
sonona got a bad
AIarg the
leading the
lvi ded I'd and
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Right service, right prices. right
place 10 dine. Cafe. Saltair.
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Cafe. Saltair. new management,
strictly city prices.
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SOX VICTORIOUS.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-Gray's wildness.
runs in the fourth. gave Chicago the
opening game with Washington today,
; to 2. White held the visitors 10 five
hits Score: X. II. +.
GnlcaSo -. '........'...'... l
Batteries-White and Payne; GRAY
and Henry.
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Bathing at saltair never better.
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UTAH NATIONAL
BANK
salt Lake City, Utah.
Capital and Surplus. S240.OO8.

W. 3. Mccormick. President
Thomas r. Cutler. Vice President
Rodney T. Badger. Cashier.
e II. Wells. Assistant Cashier.
soiieiis accounts from Hanks, FiEms.
GOrp0i atiOns and IndiVTduais. FalIy
equipped savings Department.. = per
Cent Paid on Time Deposits. safety de-
psssit vaults for Tteuf.
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CALIFORNIA

Have you tried floating at saitair?
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American League
LEADERS CLIMBING.

St Louis. Aug. 5.-Philadelphia de-
feated ST. Louis today, TO s. The Wis
itors hit Powell hard in the fifth in
ming, making Z runs, after which Bailey
was placed in the box. Score:
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TIGERS FELL ON FORD.

Batteries-Powell. Bailey and Steph-
ems, Allen; Plank and Thomas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
CARPENTERS MAKE PUBLIC
STATEMENT OF TROUBLE



OGDEN, Sept. Io.-Bclcviue that they
have been subjected TO undue criticism
for the stand taken when the contractors
of the city refused TO meet their de-
maud for an Increase OF wages and n
walkout of all union carpenters in the
city WAS orcler a committee from the
Carpenters union. composed OF r. IL
Rccdcr, j., Lansing, J. d. Redford, ]. l.
Wimber and p. 4. steers. has made q.
statement setting forth the position of
the union.
The carpenters say that as carly as
January 1. 1910. tho matter of wages was
discussed and on March i6 a resolution
adopted asking the contractors for
minimum wage OF si.50 n day. which
Is an increase OF fifty cents a day over
the wage scale OF the previous year
The contractors refused to allow tho in
crease and The union carpenters were or
dercd TO cease work after June II.
A stagnation In the building llnc has
kcen noticeable since that time. and the
carpenters say they want the public TO
rJnde rstaud that their demands are just.
Tho committee says that the union men
have been asked by the mayor 10 arbi-
trate the matter with the contractors
and that the contractors are yelling TO
make any concessions that may be just
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
Much Money Goes Out
Of Murray Every Month

seventeen years OF age Since his ar
rival I'm this country his knaci for money
getting has been noticeable. His father
shortly after his arrival secured work at
the American smcltcr. Ever wal.cful 10
the fact that his son was doing nothing.
he got him JOB carrying water. Mike.
prohtinS by the good example set by his
father. kept steadily at his work car
rying water from i'm the morning until
. al night He BEGAN TO save his money.
Finally he Quit the smcltcr and went 10
driving delivery wagon for fellow
countryman, Shortly afterward he start
ed httle store OF lis own. brunclIed out
and Just now is rated as one OF the
wealtbicst in his class His business has
grown and Inc Is making money hand over
fist.
Disturbances with the police depart
mcnt here arc not IS common as they
used TO be. Mike Mauss. tile Arscnc
Lupin of Murray. is feared for his fer
rctins out methods. Very little disturb
ancc is noticeable when he is abroad
and IT is the opinion OF many that he
has a way OF dealing with the foreigner
which not only makes Eim feared bur
also makes them respect him. The
hackncycd mo saVcy" which has always
been the byword Of the foreigner when q
countryman is IN trouble does not go
with the big chief Uf the Murray po-
lice.
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TWIN FALLS POLITICS;
LIVELY INTEREST ARISING
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
TWIN FALLS, Ida, Sept 10.-Aroused
from the lethargy which had prevailed
throughout this section on political mat
ters until the primary elections. citizens
OF the Twin Falls tract are now actively
discussing politics and politicians. Re-
suits OF the votes for nominations were
surprising to a large field OF candidates.
few believed they were certain OF the
game. therefore close contests were dis
closed when the official count was an
nounced
J. w. Beauchemp lost the Republican
nomination for clerk of the district court
by, the narrow margin of two votes. and
John Hansen, tho veteran merchant OF
this part OF the state. polled nine less
votes than J. r. Hinton. the successful
candidate. Harry West was defeated for
the Second district commissionership on
the Republican ticket by J. r. Ault by
only seventeen votes, and West led G..
A. McMaster by the small margin of but
fifteen votes
Innumerable Irregularities in the con-
duct OF the primaries we're informally
canvasslng board, did no. regard same
AS within their purview to settle. Just
after the official count was concluded
there was some talk Of contest on the
county clerkship returns, wherein the dif
ferences between the candidates on the
Republican ticket were slight. but no
formal action has been taken.
Candidates on the leading tickets are
as follows.
State sennte-M. j. sweeley, Republi-
can: w. II. Hornibrook Democrat. w.
A. Tidy. Socialist.
Representatives-Fre Nihart and P.
w. Hess. Republicans, P. w. Monahan
and j. M. Jayne, Democrats.
Commissioner. First uistrict-T. r
Moore, Republican, C T. Taylor. Demo-
Commissioner. Second dstrct-J, r.
Ault. Republican: NJ. A. Stronk. Demo-
c-at.
Commissioner, Third distrIct-J. w.
Hardin. Republican; o. G. Zuck, Demo-
crat
Clerk and recorder, R, Hinton. Re-
publican; %: Finch. Democrat.
Sheriff-H, c. Vanauslden, Republican,
w, G, Thompson. Democrat.
Treasurer-W. ]. Young. Republican;
w. f. Pike, Democrat
Probate judge. w Shields, Repub-
lican; r. +, Warner. Democrat.
Superintendent OF schools-T. w. Pot
ter Republican and Democrat
Assessor-L. G. Hayford, Republican;
C. w. Dyer. Democrat
Coroncr-C. ]. Walker, Republican, G.
J, Crosby. Democrat.
Surveyor, a. Bybee. Republican and
Democrat.
County Attorney. r. Hnn. Republi-
can; "A. r. Hicks, Democrat
The Socialists have ticket In the field
for all county and state offices. and sew
cluded in the county office candidates.
who arc already conceded votes off the
two old party tickets
Il r. Ashton has been elected chair
man OF the county central committee and
]. II, Wiso member of Twin Falls county
OF the state central committees.
The county convention has been called
10 meet in this city on the :oth Inst, to
formulate a Republican platform, Re-
publican precinct meetings have been
called for by their respective chairmeu
for the oath and 25th Inst. to elect dele
gates TO the county convention,
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INJURIES OF HAMILTON
WILL NOT BE FATAL
BY Associated Press.


SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept. 1o.-The
physicians who are caring for Aviator
Hamilton, who was injured last night
when his biplane became unmanageabe
and fell with him at tho state fair. re.
port that the patient is resting easily
this morning and that there is no rea
son to believe anything serious will
come of the accident.
No bones were broken and there is no
sign of internal injuries. The physi-
clans declare Hamilton is suffering only
from severe shaking up and will be
out again in a few days.
''The lammjng of the rudder of the
machine caused the sudden Drop was
the statement made by Hamilton as he
lay swathed IN bandages at the hotel.
"When I hit. the steering wheel then
jammed me back against the radiator
and held me fast while the scalding
water trickled over me
Early last evening Hamilton made
an ascent from the field outside the
grounds. He clrcled the mile track
three times att great speed, racing an
automobile, which was unable, however,
TO keep up with him. After the third
round he attempted TO alight. but the
huge machine swooped down straight to
earth at an acute angle, dashing TO
the ground in full view of 10000 spec
tators, among whom was his wife.
The aviator was found unconscious
and covered with blood under the six
cylinder engine of the blplane He was
extricated by the excited crowd and
sent to his hotel in an ambulance.
HAMILTON g face was badly lacerated
one eye being entirely closed