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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
AUTO M0Ws DOWN s PE9plE
Packard Gray VOL. piungfa Through
Fence Ins lasin;. Dallas Track
and pIows Thru Spectators.

Dallas, Oct a.. Eight persons are
seriously injured and three OF them
may die as the result OF an aufomn-
hile accident at tho State Faii
grounds just before 3 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. The Packard Gray
Wolf. famous racing car, coiiided
with motorcycle as the two were
trying out the track preparatory %
ne races that begin next Thursday,
snd then becoming unmaEageah.e
dashed through the fence into =
erowd nf thousands OF spectators,
\ hen the car came to . stai.e'stIN six'
i feet from the fence and a'Sas flf.:
ii yerds above the dairy exaifaE siis
driver. Ipe Malone. was practiraiis
uninjured hut eight others hit by
III car wcfe moro ~ iess hisFt. s
me injured: y. n. Bose Litsis
Rock, Ark, rider of rnotorcxk les iefl
shoulder broken, IA njaries n0t ,sef.
ON; Jssss Frirk ~ years ass "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
TWO NEGROES ARRESTED.
Accused Of Stealing Purse from COnn-
tar in Dry Goods store.

Accused Of Stealing Purse from COnh-
ter in Dry Goods store.
While making some purchases In
dry goods store Saturday afternoon
a white woman. who resides in the
city. laid her purse down on the
counter. The purse was snatched py
a negress who made her escape from
the store through the crowd, A des-
cription Of the woman was given the
officers and an hour or two later
Hattie Rose and a negro named Jess,
washington were arrested by cay
Marshal Shippey in grocery stot'
while they were buying a supply o.
groceries with the money which the
r.rse contained. They were taken y
10 county jail and locked up. MO \
fay morning they entered pleas y
Auilty in the county court to cha"ges
j theft. Each was fined $500 ana
given one honr In jail.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
Maple Avenue } roaI


AIRY man Maple sNeiiaA , f"aa.
four milesh0rth of nsilas. neck ana
'ef; arm broken and serious ,g.efnai
INJURIES: no hope of recovery i
Stewart. grocer. GIL South Erysw
Get. Dallas. so years old, ivy fin
pers on left hand broken, bruises Oh
Yrht arm not serious. Mra j. VI
fstrWartS GIL South Eryay street.
,,a.las, left leg broken In two places.
fracture of skull at base of brain no
rope OF recovery; pr II, r. tiares-
1efger. Beckyille. Texas, rigu ';nse
bruised, injuries not serious; Od-ssa
Haresberge., 2 years old, daughter
OF Dir. Harsberger, right leg broken;
Norma Haresberger. 8 yeas oil, In
inred about head, dangerously; Wal
ter Baxter, Paris. Is years old,
wounded knee cap. not serious.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
WARM LANGUAGE IS USED
ROOSEVELT ACCUSED on sAtpi.l :
ING STRONG ffriTHtT TO
Federal JUDGE.
The strenuous One Refused to AZ
firm or Deny statement Attrib-
uted To Hins-Touring
New York.
United Press special

New York, Oct. 24.--t'ol. Roose-
welt refused today to either affirm or
deny the statement that he had call
ed Federal Judge A. b. Anderson OF
Indiana damned iaekass ana
crook
1t is alleged that Col. Roosevelt
made this remark TO Harry ;. AcW,
former chairman Of the republican
national executive committee, ~
recent reception given In honor o.
the colonel az Indianapolis.
There is NOTHING ! can say about
this" the colonel said. IT Is Just tne
kind of thing expected in the CLOS
ing days of the campaign.
Roosevelt left here today for q
tour of southern coun''es in Ne"
York.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
LOST BALLOON SIGHTED
FIRST INFORMATION Ris,tRpt>s.
JHu AMtnRA RisIl,ln Al
~ tsul~
Iaiioo. Reported "a Have ti.-ea >ss'H
in Michigan Last Tuesday.
Was Travelling North
ward.
aiiea Press Special.

allied Press Spscial-
ST. Louis. Mc Oct. 24.-i9r ssi-
dent A. u Iamberih of the it. L9ais
Aero Club tEts morning received "A
telegram facm ThompsonYille. Mich,
frhst the first information { Alan
Il iihwley and August Post ia ne
missing balloon America II since ~"
balloon sailed out OF this city la
Monday with nine others in tho ln-
ternational race The message ehn.in-
ates to some extent the feafg that
the aeronauts fell In Lake Huron
and were drowned or thAHthey 'eF-
ished in the wilds OF eastern Quebsc,
being unable to return 10 civilization,
The telegram says:
"The America II passed over here
Tuesday Its course was due north
II passed west of st. ignacea, Mlch.,
and was over Sutton Bay at dark
Have talked with people eight miles
north of here who saw the letterint
on the balloon"
The above telegram was signed by
Z. 8. Northrup.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
IA fQlLETTE MOVED Tu HOTEL
A Alsauusin ~statfg Aas kasa''s'd
f,nm lto>isi,al aoudas ~s'sd
Mas tssiiaE Itn'.


Rochester. M}uu. oct "a sens
tor l.a Follftto OF Wisconsin. Who ro-
Gently underwent au operation here
FOR gall stone, NaR removed To-Day
from 81 Mary's samitarium to the
ltaehlcF hotel. The senator declared
no was feeling fine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
HE|NzE MUST PAY FINE
yigTHER ois COPPER KING II
EINEI IN FEDERAL COT III
OF NEW YORK.
Accused oi inducing Witness a.
Flee 10 Canada--ilccision of
Supreme Gour,.


Washington, Oct 24.-~Arthur +.
Heinze, brother of the Montana
copper magnate, must spend ten days
in the custody of federal marshal
and pay fine of $500 for inducing
a witness to flee onto Canada, under
n decision rendered today by the
United States supreme court. This
sentence was imposed In the New
York federal court. Heinze asked the
supreme court to review the case. A
rehearing was refused today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24

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tell Scotland Yard lhey pelieNe sue
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
FIVE AEROPLAMts IN THE AR
-his Number Performed at One Time
at the International Aviation
Tournament ON Long Island
United Press Special.

United Press Special.
Belmont Park, Aviation Field, i.
l. Oct. 24.-Five aeroplanes pers
formed simultaneously this Afternoon
under ideal weather conditions. the
grounds were thronged on the thifd
day OF the international aviation
tournament.
The five in the air were Armstrong
Drexel in a Blefiot monoplane, era
ham White in Farman biplanee, y.
]. Frisbie in a Curtis biplane, Ralpn
Johnstone and Arch HoxSey IN
Wright biplanes.
when Frisbie descended Anbrun
ascended in a Bleriot racer proiong-
ing the spectacle.
Hubert Latham was prepared 70 fly
his Antoinette monoplane this after
noon for the first time. In this ma
chine he has made almost eighty
miles an hour.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24

Abbott. Texas, Oct. 24,--An UNI
Identified boy was killed in attempt
ing 70 board southbound t.hin
about p, m, yesterday. He wo'c 4
hat branded Joske Brothers, san Az
tonic. A card was found In pocKet
with name OF Bonnie Miles, san an
tonio. Age about 6 or II yesra
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
A SENATOR WILL Be ELECTED
The Governor Will Not Appoint sue
cessor t. Senator DoiIiVer.
Left to Legislature.
United Press Special.

Des Moines, la, Oct. 2a.~-Ihe
governor in speech at Claringa to-
day will announce that he VIII not
appoint a successor TO senator Doiii
YER who died few days ago. lie
will leave the matter to the leglsla-
ture at its meeting in January.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
woman ana f,kiid Drown.

Des Arc, Ark, Oct. 24.-M Mrs. ".
II. slinkard and her baby II arms
drowned yesterday IN White River.
The husband had stepped out Of t'ie
boat and was endeayoring 70 make =
fast 1t the landing when Il was cap-
sixed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24

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holder for 800 at Cronk Co. Il
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-24
SIGHTED AT TORONTO.
The BALLOON Is Supposed 10 Have
Passed that Place sunday Night.
limited Press Special

Toronto, Canada, Oct. 24.-~.=A bal
loon passed over Toronto last nleht
going about forty miles an hour. II
gas travelling east by south toward
New York. A light in the balloon was
distinctly seen The bag appeared TO
be several thousand feet up and was
no. recognizable.
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BRr sHES on THE SPEEDWAY.
PrtRccss direct a Loser IN Boot With cast
Marie other Tilts.

Fortunately fcr devotees ~ Eight harness
racing tho rain held 81 long enough for the
completion Of the sport az Speedway Park
yesterday morning Thomas y teahy had
his lest li'tls pacing mare Princes Direct
7lr.. on tho road. and she was going 80
we'll that he made bold "a challenge lanes
4 Murptv with his whir'Wind PAGER Coast
Marie .II'. The nrsr heat was a. close
a. o. could he without being = dead hest
for che two little mares came down the
stretch side by side IN the laa eighth .
however. Coast Marie drew ahead the
tract ion n an inch and passed the post With
her nose Just ahead ~ her opponents
Princess pIre,' broke IN the neyt heat A.
rHa two u,irad The post and Mr. Murphy =
.usra NHu by several lengths
When Nr Istby sent hrs mare down the
stretch again. o. was With = , Russell =
brown tro'frr Luke. ami here the mare
a cred an at-N yirt0r~ Inner Guard
cOf'. can boat almost anything On the
drive including his stable companion SD
ANWorthy. -I1'.. hut 3D. Dr Witt e. Flaua.
geu.z bly mare hius'rcss. lO... had been
going right she would have given him a
good race n 10 was the gr.Iing won IN
straight heats with speed 20 spare
4 new bay pa"er made hia appearance
and IN bis FIRST trial u0n = three ,ornsred
brush With two nj tho best side wherlers
on tho drive The newcomer name rs
fitzgerald. ,Oi, and be- was ln tho hands
Of biz pvun~. ! j Morris he defeated
Uugh & Wleys q OutIns and " e. Rev.
mold. Ur Ihreet u sas evidently not
the Doctors lucky day. f1r when he tried
conc lu-i0nz with Christopher Ma kett =
Nho knows co.. hr lost
IrVT % . an old spePdgay fav0rife won
two brushes defeating Leo OettlngeF =
hav grltnr Nashville and William Scott 5
old reliable Kitty wilkes after mcstinE de-
feat a. the hands 81 TriNf ~ Nashville
Won three roruernd hrush including
Villain u'Nntll LADY Tasteful ant andrew
,TgNfpTG.s hay stallion The SDOiler The
lprsas finished In TIE order named with
Nashville NeiI in ihs lead
Dandy e. -. was m only one brush. and
This be- Von he heat the chestnut mare
Lille Wilkes Owned nv ~ = n Fer-teg
Thomas tAU-On'a hay gsidinE jap was
mis~ad from tho drive where he has been
me " the most successful matinee horses
and the most perfect road horse Nr
lawson Was persuaded - Part With him
and he 10 ame the property Of Jack Town
send ~ Goshen. y Y.
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New Ysrk state I.sAEus standing.
CALIPH LEADING N RACE.
MOt0rbOat Reached Key west EAFIy
Yesterday NOnInG.

spscdl Cahls DsspatsA n THR SUN
KET wEsT. Fla. June - Tho four rruls-
ing motorbOafs that are racing from IA
vana 10 Atlantic City nut In here early this
morning "a take m stores and more fuel
for the long Journey II was aErr~S that
they should stop here and he rss'arted
hut they we're N remain only three hours
after ths arrival NJ the last varht The
-yesm va~ht Gypsy. ovned.hy Commodore
Carbonen NJ the Havana Yacht Cluh. a.
companied them and remained to restart
them
Tho racers made hne time crossing the
straits. hut the extra speed probably vts
heyauss they are light After taking on
stores for tho rest ~ the voyage they will
slow dOvu some Nios-J Commodore PriE-
hams CHliph. rho largest NJ The raretS.
was the Nr~f 20 arrive she va timed ~
IgIaSN 4 VI The Bsrnayo. winner ~ the
| race ~ Havana. was nsNf A. e. 0N Uys
arrived NJ ~ and caroline ~ 7- ~
All except the Caroline had Used sails on
the trip The weather had heen moderate
and each captain reported IN we'll on hoard
ON this part 81 me race tho gHltpn had
done tho host She not only had made the
quickest passage. huf although -hr has 10
| allow time 10 The nj hers no was sill ahead
hy a small margin Figuring on passage
II ninety miles fYom Havana - h0y Vest
the elapsed and corrected times for that
DaFt II the rHce fa a. follows
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POLO.
Play To-day AZ Great NecR and PnIls'
delphlR COmtry Cluh.

Tv1 ms'chss remain - finish The tourna .
mont Tor the Second Great Ne~k cup ~ the
Great Neck Polo club This afternoon the
Cooperstown and RockaVay teams are
scheduled ~ play ana on Wednesday
Meadow Brook meets the winners IN the
Anal To-day ~ the Philadelphia Country
Club he annual tournament will begin With
match between the Bryn Mawr second
and Country Club teams The prizes sre
tho Country Club cup. the gift u George 4
HUM. which will be In play until won three
tines bv the same club, and four cups 70
be won outright. Rockaway will play the
winners on q date n he arranged Previous
winners are ia0s. Bryn Mawr. a 1907
Brvn Nav ist. Ioos Rockavay. 1900.
Devon
Also in play is The WoOdcrest cup. pre-.
scented hv lanes " Paul Hryn Mawr. "a
won In 1900 Rumson in 1907. Meadow Brook
In IgDs and Devon laEt year This Il he
draW "wednesday. Devon " BTyn MawT
n Thursday. Country Club ~ ROckaWay
SATURDAY. Bryn Miwr isf ys winners 0f
June The final date viii be arranged
later betwEan the winners ~ June . and n
Entries close to-day ~ the ONCE ~ the
Polo Association, itl Liberty street for the
Tournament n the Bryn MaNr Polo club,
tune ~ tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06
JOHNSON FIRES utNaeER.
Don't Want M Wan Who Goes Aroun d
Naking Threats 10 kIIl /"


Say FRANCISCO. Ivre Jack Johnson
ard George Li''le. his manager. came 10 4
parting N wavs this afternoon The trouble
between m" fighter and his manager. witch
has been brewing FOR several weeks came
N head lost Ssiu-d1v night when word.
we've % saad. threats 70 kill uttered and
finally en- order 'ror, Johnson that Little
mus' lssr . seal Rock Horse for good and an
The sfair hls7ed No once more to-day
when Little returned 20 The training quar-
rnrs. 20 assert his rights. - he explained II
Ne attempted 70 90 on the door ~ the
pavilion ~ take tl-ke,s. hut when Jobrson
mad" Mo appearance accompanied by a
SQUAD NJ polite and pointed out sig Hsr,
rs his 0ficial representative Ii'fle was told
% stand aside
I don't want you or that door shouteI
johnson ansri'v ~ Little You get AVA
! dor w1n' no W ne that goes around msE-
I'm yogT manager. and VIII 60 on ne
Then ! de. barge you. answered Job,
Then, turning 70 the police. Tobp
son declared that Hart vas reprasentir 2
hun on ne door and that be wG throlsf
with little
Shouldsring thelr way between the angry
men ne police shut on further ArgunNen'
or any chance Of blows. bur thev had 10
threaten Little with arrest before be would
Etop . TRADE directed a. Hart
Little declares. and IL zorro boFated
Tex hickard that he has a contract with
Johnson thar does not expire until NAV Iali
Little declares that he will either mana 70
Johnson or there VIII be no fght his
IL absurd, but he can bring action In cour
70 Compel Johnson 70 paw over bis share
Of Whatever profits NAV arise spor-Inz
men rather look for an ad iusiment "a come
through The courts. since after What has
happened there Is no chance thar LitfieW
retNn 10 The beach n assume charge q
Affairs
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HTGHLANDERS At THE TOP
FORD IN FINE FORM AND WRITE
SON SHUT orr.

New GSrks rake Firs, Place Away FroHl
Athletics, Who Experience u white,
wash IN DeiFait- BFSWns Humble the
noslOn Red sSN The bays scores.
CHICAGO. June The New York club
holds first place In the American League
standing, Stallings's men won from chit
cagO to-day, to o. while Detroit took an.
other game from the Athletics and showed
them down ten points below the men from
tho hilltop grounds Besides lifting his
team into first place Pitcher Ford added the
eighth straight victory TO his record
The men Of the team are filed with the
spirit Of victory now that they have climbed
to the top and IL was = happy group Of
players that Manager StalliRgs put 10 bed
on the train tonight.
Ford pitched In great form to-day and
the victory was an easy one. smith was
hit hard whom binEles we're needed. while
the So Ginger donated che second run with
a wtld throw over third. New York TOOK
the lead IN the frs' inning when hemphill
crossed the plate. Hemphil started With I
safe drive over second and went TO second
when WOlter beat out a grOunder 10 Black
hurne. Chase went out. Smith TO Gandil
both runners advancing. Hemphill scored
leld
Another run came In the seventh inning
Eddie Foster drew q cheer from hla home
folks with a two base drive 10 the far side
Of right field. Austin hunted and smith.
thinking 70 cut % the runner a. third base,
made a wild throw over Purtelfs head.
Foster scoring and Austin making second
sweeney saCrtdced. bait Ford tanned for
the third time and hemphill closed the round
with an easy grounder 10 smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

PTNN Yam. Y y. June s. What IL declared
W bs n record made By no other amateur
team In the history Of baseball was made
last week by the keuka college team, which
shut out Ave different mines in Ave co nsecu-
tive games Four Of keu6asa "a mea we're
played away from home Only nine men
were carried two pitchers alternating In
the boN and ~ third base banatyne
pitched two games aud Matthews three
The former had twent two strike ours and
the latter nineteen Only two opposing
players reached third hase In an i've games
and only fifteen hits were made nv tho
opponents In the I've games The games
were against strong college teams and
hers Matthews has not been arored
against this season keuka's h. strictly y
Il udent team
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06
SHEPPARD WINS THE MILE.
Defeats kNiat IN special Contest 81
Monument A. 4. GAmes.

Monument A. e. Games.
In mud and slush yesterday and with
a chilly rain raking the spectators the
Monument A, c. made a second attempt
TO hold its games At Celtic Park. The
effort was successful to an extent. for the
events were run on IN connection with
Brcklayers Union No. y picnic.
The best event OF the seven which made
up the programme was the mile run special
with such cracks az sheppard, GissinR
kiyiat and Riley opposing one another.
kiviat made the pace until about . quarter
of a mile from home. when sheppard
spTinted and taking the lead was never
headed He won by about afteen ysrd.
from kiviat, with Riley third by five yards
tiissing did not finish.
illam J. Kramer Of the Acorn A. A..
the national CrOss-cOuntry champion, ran
a fine race from scratch In the three mile
handicap. After about two and a halt
miles had been covered hs took and lead
and drawing away won by over ifty Yards
from his nearest opponent
Tho summary.
one Nile Run. SpeclAl-won by g. W shsp-
pard, Irish American A. C.. Abel kiyiat, Irish
American A. 4 second Prank Riley. Irish Amsri-
van a g.. thlTt. Tine. minutes ~ scconds.
hen, irish American A CD ), Archer. Irish Amer
iran A e. second Robert J. Elier. Irish American
l. laird Time, . IS seconds
NHl Ward Kun, Bandirap-Won ny r. r I'd
wards, New York 4. G.. yards; V. Casey, -.
AaincW \. G. 10 yards, seCond ,. Garlna, Ma
uonal A. & IS yards. third Tine. 81 IS seconds
~ lard Run. Novice Won by J. O'Connel.
unattached. j. Nule. Loughin Lyceum. socOnd
IN : 5 serunds
Three Nile Run. Handlcap-Woa by william
J Kramer. Acorn 4. A., scratch. Frank Master
son, Mohawk A. C. Ia yards. second. George
IriiChley, Acorn 4. a. 80 yards. third. Tine.
Is minutes seronds
i0sn Ward Kun. HAndlrap-Won BY z. "a
more, Dominican Iyceum. - yards. Harry Bur
Ing, Newark. 81 yards. srcoud, T Loughhn.
LOuEhlin Lyccum, " yards, third. Time. /. min
utes 1913 seconds
Running Two HOPS and Jump. HAndirap-Wo
rs u. ] Ahearn, Irish American A. c, scratch
Win Jump Of ~ feet iil1 inches; J y Wikn.
son, Irish American A G, Second. with a.
Artua' Jump % ~ feet a. INCHES J poherty. 81
Mar ~. : y third, With an ACtuai jump OF 4,
faaH
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OH Time WRalcr = I.lSh,ahlp.

KtHGsviHs earTes poHdsHcs D'tvod NSWs
The big converted whaling ship which
the Canadian Government purchased and
lakes arrived 10 this port early m The wee
and will h. taken ont 90 the south easi zhoal
on Friday
The new vessel which Il over iOO feet
10 length. 10 N take tho place ~ the Hight
shin kewaunee. maintained BY The nited
States Government for the last few years
On the southeast shOal II IL strongly con
aiFucted 81 heavy timbers capable u resist
inG the heavt ice of the great lakes 81 well De-
that o. the north Atlantic where Ne former
career a. q whaler took 10 Government
officials elaim u VIII stand anything short
Of q cycl0ne
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Change. in RasEsiban RuIc..

The intercollegiate basketball rules com.
mittee met AZ the Hotel Cum herland YES
terday and eiscted the following on
Dr Joseph I RaycrOft. chicago. chair
man Ralph Morgan Pennsylvania. sore
tary- treasurer, and Harry 4 Fisher. Colum-
last year. with Ralph Morgan a. rhsirmau
and DR. RaycFoft Oswald TONer Of VIII
Jams and DR. James Harsmith 81 kansas
a. members
4 rule was passed prohibiting coachin z
from the side lines and q penalty Of 4 free
throw wae decided on Four personal
fouls will disqualify q PLAYER instead Of
I've fouls Of al descriptions ~ heretofore
The rules COMMITTEES consists Of the follow
ing: DR. RAycroft. Chicago chairman
Ralph Morgan, eecrHtary- treasurer r B
Hyatt Vale n A Fisher, Columbia Lieut.
J ". Stillwell. Army. Oswald Tower. Will
Jams. and Or James Harsmlth. Kansas.
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The taliph thus had an advantage u ~
minutes 80 seConds over the bemsyo and
the Bernavo vas leading the Tvs IN The
Hpe,riAl rare nv - minutes 70 Seconds
The advantage ~ getting here N early
In the morning vas that fhev had daylight
In going around the kevs and 'hev should
b. ~ CarysfOr' light before daylight vent
From there the course iH north half caEt 20
Jupiter Inlet iO7 miles Then u a. aorth
northeaa' half east jts mites ~ Diamond
shoals ltghtship The same conditions now
govern tho contest A. we're agreed on for
time allowance The race will end ~
YounR's Pier A. Atlantic civ probably
neHi Friday II lhev have good Neather