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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
IN AUTOMOBILEDOM.

II is said Boston policeman boasts
that last year he made 6S7 arrests for
technical violations Of the automobile
law.
1t Is expected that between 10 and 50
miles Of state highways will be con-
struCted in Pennsylvania this year un-
der the supervision OF the state high
way department. The state will spend
more than $4,000 for road construc-
ton this year
some unnamed savant has discovered
that an aviation meeting occurred in
Scotland 4OO years ago. King James
~, who afterward met his fate Uu
Floddeu Field, was the monarch IN
whose reign the meeting occurred. sad
TO relate, however the daring aviator
failed TO ayiate.
The Cheyenne Cwyo) Motor club has
announced that IL is making plans for
a speed tournament ON July at the
new four-mile track at Cheyenne.
which was FIRST opened last August.
The track Is built on level ground al the
field where annually the Frontier days
celebration Is held. All points may be
seen from the spacious grandstand
Cash prizes amounting 20 $4,000 will
be awarded 10 winners OF the interua-
tional automobile races which Will De
run al Buenus Ayres next month 40
connection with the celebration Of the
centenary OF the Independence OF Ar
gontine Republic All nations have
been asked 20 compete.
The chamber % deputies IN France
has recently voted iu favor of in
creased taxation of public service wee
hicles. such as taNICabs. omnibuses,
etc. A proprietor OF 400 taXioabs will
have his gross tax raised from 81 900
20 81 400. and the Paris Omnibus COM
pany. who win soon have I 900 cars on
the road, win have 90 pay 20 The tax
collector the tidy sum Of 1920.
The entrants In the 1910 national race
for the Vanderbilt cup and the 1910 IN
ternatioual contest for the Automobile
club OF Americas grand prize gold cup.
to be held on Long Island. n Y. are TO
have plenty OF practise time before The
days Of the races. The Vanderbilt Gun
candidates win be allowed 20 practise
over the circuit from Sept, 90 60 30 from
8 TO a. M. and the grand prize drivers
win be permitted 90 practise from Oct
20 IA from TO am.
Il SIS very difficult to give any cor
rect idea OF the wages paid to chauf
feurs. as they vary with tho individuals
and situations 10 such a large extent
Some country places expect TO get a
good man for $40 a month. with board
aud rooms. Some city places. on the
other hand, offer as high as $50 per
week for men OF the highest skill As a
fair average SIS might be said 20 cover
the large city position, and slightly less
the smaller city, and about half that
figure for the country IL Is said that
washers IN New York city receive $40
per week, and brass pollshers tl8
There Is considerable division OF opin-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
ST. IoUIs Is EASY.

Pittsburg April 22-The champions
had no difficulty In taking another
game from 81 Louis today. 10 o. Cor
ridun al the start gave Pittsburg three
bases on balls and was relieved In the
second by BaCkman. who also issued
four cOmplmentaries and was found
FOR 10 hits Campbell or Aberdeen, Wash,
played his first full major league game
I'm right Held and made an excellent show
ing Flynn was tried out az first base
and proved capable rival 10 Sharpe
Score: r. IT, +
AltAehhIk sssssss s.ss.sss.sss.ss.s..tA II q
st. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Batteres-powel and Gibson. Cor
ridon. BackmRn and Phelps.
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AIsLEs MUST BIZ OPEN.

Chicago. April 8.-Chicf OF Police Stew
ard has sent TO commanding officers Of
the various police precincts. a general
order 10 instruct their men 20 guard
against the overcrowding and blocking
OF aisles AZ an baseball parks in Chi
cage The following Is the order
we have been Informed there was
some overcrowding and blocking Of aisles
az the National league baseball park Is
sue instructions 20 the commanding Of
ncers or the various precincts OF the city
wherein baseball parks are located and
direct them 20 take the necessary steps 10
guard against a recurrence OF these con-
ditions."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
Ids. U. AND SOLDIERS PLAY
BALL TODAY AT Fl. DOUGLAS

-hs L. o. s university baseball team.
,tirb has won three straight ines this
sss5r viii meet the Fort Douglas base
IN nine this afternoon on the military
rr5urds The =. ID. $. g. 8 playing IA.
ErerGent bail o. rs year outside of the
sts1i league. ne team has won every
rne 10 has played. and offers t5 meet
'ry il.h school OF college team in the
siie The lineup is as follows.
Ids T.. Sold -rs.
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v W., HELP JACK JOHNSON
'0HOUGH CROWD AT DEPOT

.s,.s April 2a.--Jack johnson. the
,..,,' plsilist was given a notable
ers .-'l when he arrived in Omaha
Salon o.. thousand people we're At the
M lnsi. see the big prlzehghter and
r. n.y. ','''ed on shaking hands with
n ny crowd was SO great The no
niab i,su passageway through
sis A. sthl.nson and his wife miqht
4, ~ ne vent through walls Of peo-
trss n ., uncovered with flowers I'm
IN nre.,'e1es OF American Beautles
' white SRI. mrs johnson by a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
UNLAWFUL FOR BARRIERS
TO EAT ONIONS

Waterloo, Neb., April 23-An ordi-
nance has been passed by the city
council and signed by the mayor which
among other things regulates matters
relative 20 the cleanliness OF barber
shops and then provides:
1T shall be unlawful FOR any barber
In this town 10 eat onions between ?
o'clock am. and pm. No barber
while shaving a customer shall insert
his thumb or finger IN the customers
mouth; shall not discuss the gossip OF
the town and shall not use tobacco
while working over a chair: shall not
insist upon customer having his neck
shaved or his hair singed"
violation Of any Of the provisions
shan subject the barber 70 arrest and
a fine ~ not less than s. for each and
every onense
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SENIORS BEST MEN
BARRED FROM MEET
students Who Won Stripes in Con-
tests Are out Under New
Ruling.

1,t a.. .tt-.t. s..... Il. ..,.t. ...,-i,
"''' J" - -, -.
pIace This Afternoon ON the university
campus. when the classes Of the high
school contest in tho annual interclass
track meet There Is considerable inter
~. IL. a. 49,. go. 90 .. &c.. .....,s
''t 'h 'He i"''t '"""s anu " ''' ~ '''"e
OF class rooters Is expected 70 journey
TO the varsity field a. o'clock coach
Dad Couyl mas been working with tho
ITO. candidates Tor some time aud the
tarlous events should be closely contest
,d and tne results satisfactory
The senior classes ln Toe past have al
WAYS won the annual meet and the pros
poets for tine senior team 60 win tuis ant
,ruUoU WEI, very bright untI FRIDAY.
when tI. best members of the team were
baI..H from the meet. owing 90 a new
r.Ftg vulrU WAS NUT Into euoct IN the
fast only tIntK men who nave won "a
i.lttr nave been barred from the class
meet. but TINS wear alI athletes who
have won "a suip viii Doe barred strip
I.cu are tu0ss vino have contested in 4
dual mtet and have won "a point or those
placing rniss rule viii cripple the senior
team and will probably lose the meet
tor the class. scranton. VINO was picked
Goo Wlu both the century and the .1J-yard
sIruts is a. stgp man Backmau and
could. vino would have without a doubt
IIudUu places 600 the mile and half-mlle
awe uls0 barred Mcintyre. "a Junior is
Uut OF the shot put This ruling will
s-I.u Tine sophomore and Junior classes ID
un, opportunity 60 win out by close
margin.
Although anD, eligible class men will be
able tu sin POINTS Couyil will enter an
tiaek ca1a'oltes and ,nose Who are in
,ug.plc viii run only for the experience.
'rIe bovs Wbg are haired Tor be
ing strIp men will form an independent
team ana try TO win the meet They are:
scranton. Mcintyre, could and Backman.
and thev Will come close to the top Ia
thc higi total OF points
captain George Atkins will not be able
10 enter the meet AS lac Is still on the sick
list. suffering rom a bad ankle ana leg
49,. ~. 81 49,, -o,,t con rrasfiss f0y
sIX weeks and probably Will not be able
to enter thc state meet. al hts leg is IN
"a ,sry moor and weak condition. Frank
Qyheeiing will enter Inc mile and male
milo ana should win both events. as he
kIrby b. booked % land the quarter-mIlo
but Will be pushed hard by several Of the
class men. Bcssley. VINO won second In
the poie vault last year. should win this
afternoon
The winners OF positions will not be
awarded any PRICES but the various
Classes will give their reprssentatives
Glass minerals Couytll viii -x,ep "a close
watch on AN prospcetiv,. rack team men
and viii enter tiem iu the dual meet
1.Itust tha university next saturday att
,Tna0u IA rs to ba 6oped maj ATKINS
vIlI b.. able to rtiu s8turday uraInst sam
Ilr.utou rs the Two are aboul equal IN
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MONTANA UNIVERSITY
CANCELS PROVO MEET

Provo, April 23-with their feet froz-
en- frgid. the Montana university. Civ
ing no reason Tor 20 doing. notified
Coach Bennion OF the b. Y. u. veste--
day that the dual track meet scheduled
Tor April 30 would not occur NJ
warning had been given that this turn
of affairs would arise and Coach Rem
Mon has been working his men harl.
confident that they would be the vic
tors. IL IL believed that this impress
sion was shared by the Montana ag-
gregatlon, and that this is the explana.
ton OF their act
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game. Krause was particularly effective
with men on bases. A o-bagEer an
out at first and "a single gave Philadel-
phia one run In the sixth. In the ninth
an error by Mcconnell an attempted sac
rihce, Hartseis sacrifice and Oldrlng' =
triple gave the visitors two runs
Score: r, IT, r.
BOSTON .....ts.-.. ...s.sss.s..ssss..s.V Z
FnAauelphla .s.s..ss.s .ss.s-s.-.t.-.a 2
Batteries-Hall and Csrrigan. Krause
and Thomas
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MooRE,s PITCnING MINs.

Philadelphia. April 2 Earl Moore's
clever pitching was the feature 81 phil
adelphia's victory over Boston TODAY.
only one hit two-bagger bv Her
zog, was made on Moore IN seven In
HUMPHREYS. who allowed no hits In tho
last two innings
Score: r. II. y
h'at"u 1890 ''stss's.s.s.. ...t..,...0
fhllduelpild 's.ts...sss... ..........,.8 g o
Batteries White and Graham: Moore.
HUMPHREYS and Doom.
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SPRlNeVILLE DEFEATS
PROVO BY CLOSE SCORE

springD1lle, April 2s.-The Provo nine
OF the Utah county league went down
TO an inglorious defeat yesterday IN a
fast game played here with the Spring
VILE league team. The game was In
teresting throughout. characterized by
FEW errors and good team work, With
this sort OF ball throughout the season.
fans In the county win have no desire
60 see the big fellows play. for they
can get the best article In the baseball
line right at homo, made IN Utah for
Utah people The score at the call
OF the game was 8 20 g. Here Is the
lineup:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
NTm GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.

~ NE Six games played yesterday in
s,ade school league. the following
'st NE results:
yl,9la u, Washington, s.
tnReIl n. Bryant. TO-
sasilch. Is. Lafayette. 4.
hamilton. %, Webster 10.
dsn'oIn II Franklin. Z.
sanl p. Riverside. 20.
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DoNLN WANTS TO PL1Y.

Chicago. April 22-Aiike Dou,u coda.
said DE would make formal application
tomorrow for reinstatement as a mrmre.
OF the New York Nationals n1u'u'#
followed "a conference with
Garry Hermann. chairman ar the nation
al commission. who said Donlin's request
would be granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

ion as TO the pronunciation Of words
used I'm motoring that have not vet
been recognized by the dictionaries.
| While the correct pronunciation Is that
OF the French, with whom they origin
ated, most automobiles have adopted
halfway pronunciation about as
follows: Chauffeur IS pronounced
"shofer," usually accenting the first
syllable, but sometimes the second
the latter is regarded as more elegant.
chassis is ''shass-iss," accentinR the
first syllable. and garage Is "ga-razh"
C'sh' like - In pleasure). with accent
on the last syllable.
proposed good roads law provides
that the state will make an annual an
preparation Of $500 600 for good roads
proposes The amount Is To be divided
into three parts. per cent Is 10 be de-
Quoted each year as a repair fund, the
state highway commission Us 20 have
S25, 600 as an expense fund, and the rest
Of the Appropriation Is TO be apportion-
ed by counties.
a well known English motorlst
speaking In London a few DAYS aRo
gave utterance To the optimlstic
prophecy that but q few years would
elapsc before the advent ~ the $3.50
N'f'f ~ tAlHN hHANF a. hflAbNAIAN picture
OF the streets in the future spread win
artificial rubber pavement over which
iron-shod vehicles could be run thus
combining motoring costs 20 gasoline
and oil.
The automobile manufacturers have
been shy about making and marketing
flying machines. due 10 the lltlgations
which have been In progress Now
10 looks as though these lawsuits would
be brought to a satisfactory clnclu-
sion speedily. so that the manufactur-
crs can build machines, paying royal
ties for the use Of patents. Within thu
next two or three years. n As believed
by some, flying machines win be as
common as were automobiles IN the
first two or three years after the at
tenuon of the public was Fixed upon
motor cars.
II is reported that the shortage ~
freight cars is causing a great deal ~
worry ga the middle west among auto
mobile manufacturers who are having
"a great deal OF difficulty IN shipping
their product. The conditions In De-
trolt have become 50 acute that a.
soon as an empty freight car reaches
the railroad yards representative OF
the factories are waiting 20 seize H.
and the lucky man who gets into the
car first camps out there until his con-
signment OF machines is in place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
mENONT CURs VICroRIOUs.

y NE unofficial vacant lot league
.a.ioay the Fremont cubs won in a
'.t over the Jackson Juniors the
W. ueIns ~ 90 s. Hunt and Wallace
le4 the invincible battery OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
EXCURSIONS EAST.
Via Denver a Rio Grandc.
Rnnnd Trln Rnirs.

To Denver Colo. Spr'gs, Pueblo s22.b0
To Omaha and Kansas City $1,000
To st Louis ..t.......,.... $40. 90
TO Minneapolis and 81. Paul $50 90
To Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Low rates 70 many other points
Selling dates. May s, "a. June 4. II.
Is, a. July Z. 20. Aug4. Sept ~.
2S. All tickets good returning until
oct 81, City Ticket once, sol Main
Street
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NPERIALs WIN CLOSE GAME.

a.a a score OF 2 10 1. the ImperiaIs
ss''ay defeated the Scrubs on the
IN an" diamond In a match game The
~ .as contested throughout and
y,v, Iueh attention from the big
n ~ sl tl 20 watch H. The line
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-Toledo. 2. Columbus. C.
Al Louis, illc-Indianapous 3. Louis
Vile. 5.
At Minneapolis-St. Paul. a. Mime
apolis. 90.
Al Milwaukee-kansas CITY AfiIwau-
kee game postponed. rain.
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aAY At LIBERTY PARK TODAY

v.,,.- afternoon 40 Liberty park tho
y, 1910 Electric nine will face the
N. axe stars In the third game or
series So far the race Is even
WITH one apiece.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

VIII Hugh Jennings great Detroit
baseball team hold together this sea
son? This Is the one big question in
the baseball world at present. Appar-
entity the team Is every bit as strong as
last seasons. and Jennings SAYS that
with a little luck II will cop again and
establish a record-that OF winning four
pennants Stlll, the end OF the race Is
long way of, and many things can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
DIR ROLLER Throws AWARE.

Chicago. April 23-Dr b. r. Roller
took two straight falls from Paul
Alvarez last night, the first in seven
minutes.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TIGERS CLIMB UP.

Cleveland. April 22.-Detroit won
from cleveland Today 20 p Detroit
punched hits on Link and drove him
from the box Browning was hlt hard
but his support cut on many runs.
t,rovfCrds batting was "a feature. tie
made two triples and single out OF
-four times at bat,
80. RHE
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HUNT MAKES GOOD

San Francisco. Cal. April 22-Hunt.
the Senator's new pitcher made his arst
appearance today and won from san
Francisco 4 TO
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RAIN STOPS CAME.

St. Louis April @-Chicago-St
Louis game postponed; rain.
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RAIN AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. April s.-Cinoinnat-C Chicago
postponed. rain.
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BOsTON sHUT OUT.

Boston. April 2a-Philadelphia shut
out Boston, 10 Q. IN we'll played
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Bill he said TO me, let your arm
rest ana then come back with that
spearer' did and the good it did me
everybody knows. ! had the best year IN
my career.
''That is why / advise the young pitc4-
ers 10 yet away from curve throwing. II
will eventually wreck their arms, as II
did mine You know these young chaps
iust irving TO break into the league,
think that they have got to curve ball
In order To show the manager that they
have something. There rs where they re
foolish. stick to the fast ball. and II will
bring home the bacon nine times out OF
ten
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
VERNON RENTs ANGELs.

Los Angeles. April p -Four hits
netted Vernon seven runs al Los Angeles
Score: r.. H. T.
fiuuu r.sstsrfsss sts..ssststs ststrsf o
Los Angeles ..........,..............I q
Batteries--shafer and Hogan. Butler
Delhi and Smith.
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happen between now and then 10 pre-
vent the Tigers from capturing the
flag Recent reports emanating from
the Tiger camp say that Sam Craw-
ford's underpnning Is not any too
good. and he may be forced to retire
before the season Is a month old. II
such is the case Il viii weaken the
team to a great extent. for Crawford,
next 10 Ty Cobb. is the most valuable
man ON the Detroit team.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT St Joseph-Des Moines. a; St.
Joseph. IL.
Al Wichita-Omaha. 3; Wichita. o
Al Topeka.-sioux city, 10. Topeka. 6.
At Denver-Denver. 1: Lincoln. z.
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TROUBLE FROM CURVE.

FOR several seasons had trouble WIN
tt and 4 laid IL an 90 excessive use or
f6c curve hall When Manager jennings
toek hold IN the spring Of 1907 he ad-
visod me to give my arm rest atter
explained everything to him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
NV YORK PLAYS LUCKY.

Wellington April 22-New York de-
feoted Washington today. TO !. al
fhourh outbatted and Outheldcd.
Quinn was effective with mon ON bases.
while johnson was Wild ana was MT az
erIticaI umes cree was hit on the
head by johnson IN the hrst inning
and had TO retire.
score. Ri. 70
Washington ....+.,. ............,.s'.l !
New YORK .tttstsstsssst ssssssssssfo
Batteries-Johnson and Street. Quinn
and Sweeney.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
roRrLANp pREAKs ENEN.

Portland or. April % THE local team
made 10 two apiece today hy taking the
fourth game Of the series from Oaklaud
By "a score OF NJ 20 G.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BRooKLYN TAKES ONE.

New York April 22-Scanlon out
pitched Raymond today and led the
BroOklyus 10 a to I victory over the
New Yorks IN the FIRST meeting Of the
year between the two clubs The locals
one run was forced in by a base on balls
Score. r. H. r
Brooklyn ,,.,.,.. ..,....,,.,....,....3 /
New 1ork .t.ss..-s.s....ts...
Batteries scanlon and Bergen; Ray
mond and Wilson
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CURVE BALL BAD
FOR YOUNG PITCHERS
"Wild BIZ Donovan Decries Use OF
Curves-Hurts Arm and
Limits Service.

"Cut out the curve ball is the advice
by Bill Donovan, the oldest pitcher IN
point Of service on the Detroit CLUB 70
the young pitchers on the team
why do you persist In hnrPinG on mar
subject" was asked
Il am doing It for the best interests
of the young pitchers" replied Donovan
NOW. look here ] have gone through me
game long enough TO know what Is good
and bad Tor a pitcher
Donovan then went on TO explain that
excess pitching a curve ball nearly drove
him out OF baseball
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"yVhcn l was with Brooklyn ! rarely
over threw a curve" continued Donovan.
"Duke Farrell was the catcher ana W
10 ~ signals had the speed ana
whiffed them over the plate. OF cour Sc;
control helped me out. But my fast pau
had AN upshoot 10 10 and was settll
away with three and tour-hit games 'i'
grand style. ,-,..., g.. IA
troll club Jim Mcclure was the catcher,
Jim thought that a curve nAl Nc
hardest thing IN the world 10 MT ~
least he gave me that impression by hls
signals. lie would start nearly every m
ring with the signal for curve bail 80
M sboulder pained me intensely. sun
1 kent plugging away. thinking IL was a
coid ne,er dreaming that the curve pail
was making a wreck Of my arm Wneh
that the curve ball was the trick that un-
did me
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

There Is considerable division OF opin-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

some unnamed savant has discovered
that an aviation meeting occurred in
Scotland 4OO years ago. King James
", who afterward met his fate on
Floddeu Field, was the monarch In
whose reign the meeting occurred. sad
20 relate, however, the daring aviator
failed TO ayiate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

II Is expected that between 10 and 50
miles Of state highways will be con-
structed in Pennsylvania this year un-
der the supervision OF the state high
way department The state will spend
more than $3.50 900 for road construc-
ton this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

IL is said a Boston policeman boasts
that last year he made 6S7 arrests for
technical violations of the automobile
law.