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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
ROAD TO
ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
DONE IN TWO WEEKS

r Pas0. Nov 2A-News received
from Engie yesterday was 60 The ef-
feet that the government road 70 the
dam VIII be- completed by THE middle
.ot December. SO far as the grading j.
concerned.
From persons just from Eusis
said A Happier Yesterday. 3 am told
mat the engineers are putting their
preliminary w0rk that as soon as
the railroad traes is laid they will call
for machinery ana building material
AS fast as IL can be shipped ln order
20 have everything IN readiness for 2
record breaking job an the dam proper
soon as the flood waters subside iu
June next.
Unless all ~precedents are broken.
the dam builders vii have q prscfi-
oallt airy river tn ork on from the
middle Of June Fo the middle VI De-
cefnher and it IS understood that
in that time tine reclamation people
10 have the dame SO far sd
Eanced that the water can be turned
aside and work on the main wall oil
tue lanE continued without interrupt
ton until June. 1918. when the open
section can he built up and the water
thereafter handled through Tia gates
IL is understood thar the engineers
IN charge of the work have hopes OF
the dam in tina three years
from thc start iass summer
Officers II the Water Users assoc
cation say that the work UiN be far
enough advanced at ihe close ol next
ear &c hold sufficient water ta keep
land now IL cultivation irrigated the
entire season If 1918.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
READERS
NEED NOT HAVE
BAD STOMACHS
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas
and All Stomach Distress
win Go Five Minutes Ate
Taxing a Little 0iapepsiG.

Every family hcge ought % keep
some p~iapeusln in thc house. as anl
one ol ynu may have an attack cf IN
digestion or stomach trouble a. any
ume, day or night
This harmless preparation will di-
gest ans thing you cat and overcome
% distressed. ouf-of-order. stomach
fKe minutes afterwards.
10 your meals don't tempt you OF
- hat little you 40 eat seems ~ Gii you.
stomach. or 30 yau have heartburn.
IS "a sign % Indigestion
Ask your pharuaEIst Tor a 5e-cenf
ease ot Pape's Dlapepsin. and take a
little just as soon 49, son can There
viii De no sour risings u0 belchiug OF
u~ndigested food mixed with acid. no
stomach gas or heartburn fullness or
heavy feeling in the stomach. Nau-
soA ncblitatiuE Heldaches Dizziness
or Intestinal gripping This all Az
md. besides there sill be no
SOUR food left ove in ths stomach 60
uison Nelr breath with nauseeus
oaors
iapes uApepsiu is a certain cure
out-of-orccr stomachs because a.
prevents fermentation and takes hold
- Fpur food and digests Il just the
AS u ynur stomach wasn't there.
Relief lu five minutes from al
stomach misery nj any drug
waiting for sou.
Inese large za-ccnt cases contain
more than sufficient % sure almost
arf rhroulc case % Dyspepsia. fndi-
tinu or any other stomach u1uuie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
RICH ORE STRIKE ON
BLACK HAWK
SevenB-FNe Per Cent Native.
Silver and Nil Run Between.
$4,000 and $1,000 in White.
Metal,

silver City. n. a.. No. ss.-Tae
richest ore discovered in this section
for many years vas brought in a day
or two : 1y Colonel J. W Fleming
nom the Black Hawk mining district.
which Is located about IS miles from
this city. The ore found was upon the
Chicago mine. one Or the group OF
seven claims owned By Colonel Flem-
ing and barney carr. according %
the Silver city Independent The
samples are literally fBl of native
silver and the ore viii run from five
10 seven Thousand dollars in silver,
which means that ID Is about - per
cent native silver. The owners have
IA seeks ready for shipment to The
smelter a. Fl Paso and viii push work
upon the claims The shaft IS down
only slght feet az the present time
but the owners are fully convinced
thst there j. e large body 81 his
rich ore. The discovery Of this rich
ore witnin uch a short distance of
this city IS evidence that thls couu-
~ = miners resources have Rot even
been -prezTectcc. much less develop
ea. People often go 70 South Africa I
,e locate rCh mines. When richer ore
than vas crer produced iH that coun-
tTg can b. located right az our doors
The Black Hawk district in
former years produced over Hi.0Ne.- Il
boo ln zach silver ores q those who
mined in thr district Sd EARLIER DAYS
that fully half ST the ore eN-
-raCted was stolen. There were many
from the camp tina ran as
high AS $4,000 in silver and geld I
when silver was one dollar per ounce.
The present discovery is even richer
h earlier ones. and the ore
between cyeulfe and porphrv I
7outscL rne ore lylng up against the
yeuite formation. which forms q
ialeine UaiL The vein 81 eight inches
% runs for q c8nsderahte dis
auce- Further development uif an
iouhteily opTn M 2 great body Of
rlcn ore and Ulll make d steady
or the Chica4g
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
SPELL BOUND WINNER OF
HANDICAP AT OAKLAND

Oakland. Nof ef-In the r~ressnre
of the largest crowd % the season.
netbound Voc The THANKSGIVING
handicap from q high class ficil sf
nf FiiU H1sE. There we're fchf
durine abe afternoon. but the
track nas eeud Buhbiinr Water Was
tae faforite for tho handicap which
al o. mile Oh "a furiunr She ia-t
considerable grqlnd through failure
in obtain clear sailing and wse un-
thie o. stch suollhnrrd when 81 eame
to tar straeele throlEh tho unal GEAR
Ter Ees
Fr1 raee six rurlonrs-Nvsnra
von. ArFouAui second. Donald third
Time i-tf- -1
second race five ard one-haif fur
ieuE-iaI >ireak wul. Arame SEQ
anl- Medal third Time 1907 2-1
Third race urc furIouEs-Melton-
dale ~oh Prudent second. Bitter
-ir third Time I.el
Fourth race TseatsriQinr hsrai-
zap mile ana q furlo1e-sr.rhonna
wen. Ruthilne Wafer. second. Che
Ter KUN third Time. 1851 rs.
tlfth rser. mile. auinr-Hna-nr
pr- CABIN. second SIR Angus taird
Time 1fe s-G
sab raca six furicurs-Na Omar
.cr. wen. niunztasI secor.i. Smiir.
AeiEscr tAiEd TlIa tI2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
WEIGHTS TO PROTEST At
DKBNEd4 PERFORMANCE.

San Francisco. NOV. 2&-Th0maa T..
Jackson. one ~ the Representatives
~ the Wright Brothers au iha Pacific
coast and Nua IL ia san Frnneaaco
negutiafing wifh ; local committee for
flights ~ the Wright team. im the
aviation meet ia b~ held Ia this city
10 January. declared tonight that the
Wrients aeald protest ~ ;he Aero
Ciub 0f Amerisa against gha aecept-
nee or the flight hy J.. Armstrong
Dre1el in Philadelphia yesterday as
the Horlts record altitude flight.
white DOT questioning Mr.. Drex-
els Veracisy in rhe matter. said Jack
sra, the fact remains that hp did
not comply with the conditions re-
aaired for record flights. and I do
not think hat ais fag4reg 81 1870
feet will be accepted hy uHe Aero
ciah of Anne ica a. an official rec
ora. II r gifQ %infention 81 uie Wright
aiiers 20 enter . profess against the
records being allow - e. stand Off
ciafiy.
the conditions for official records
require that tbs fli9la1 mlst be made
within sight 81 she Judges aud the
aviator mast land where ne started
from, or as least near the starting
point 5ir. bfnxal landed tAentS-4no
miles away. Ralph tombstone who
nas Killed n Denver une week age. |
held TIE official altitude record and
rs a matter az loyalty t. him. in Cor |
other reason wc are going a. pro-
best against tee record being given
~ Ar prescl unless Ne makss q flight
eomplyfng with the official re1msre-
ments a. did Af, tombstone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
RECLAMATION SERVICE
AT WORK ON BIG CANAL
FOR SACAT0N INDIANS

Phoenix. Arfz. Nov g5-Nc work
= being done 81 tn rec nation SER
VICE at present IL what h knnmm as
the salt River VALLEY. Tire oEly crew
that l. in the field is c-onstructus
q new canal on tie Szrttpu Indian
reservation
For several year, the service has
Water Users association.
valley, building bridges and i~zterals
~enlsFsing and cleaning cana3s. Not
tRs work has beer done. bat Ehe
odds and ends VIII he attended 10
later. Only 2 hiE piece 81 work re-
fnains 70 be deue and the artual con-
SIR action wih be performed oy the
% begin work on tire ditch
This 81 the building 81 what s.
known 40 a salt lateral 4bOat five
miles wess 81 the riiy. Ii VIII extend
north and south between the Grand
and SatI
The reclamation service VIII survey
lateral aud DO al tns engineering
Aork IN connection with its eonstruc-
ton II 3 expected that the water
Users vii be ready I'm q snort time
10 began WoSk on the often
The canal At Sacat8u VIII furnish
water q most Of TIE reservation. IL
aas 0riginaiSy planned 10 BE- about
Twelve miles In length. but afterward
< was decided 20 make il eighteen
long AT present il Is about half Z
sprnpler@- I1s espscig at the hsal ain
4.ene inches winding down TO "a
hundreds at 1he lower end.
u there is any gater e. spare il
sil BE- allowed 10 F8u put upon q
Eide uueven desert az the lower end
20 this desert are many holes and
~ "
arrulnE purposes in e country where
Is necess&ry. IL ~ hoped
net in the course OK Years the waste
water VIII fiji the sow places with
and form some u1ore fine ranch
ard
The Indians thcrs 1es are supply
aE q o. the labor necessary L.
the canal but government bosses
lis charge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25

bed him and an exciting tISsle fod-
lowed the lun4tic was 4lLls.st too
much for the officer. He grabbed
a chair and started 10 striae al his
antagonists IT required tlie cum
bined efforts OF three men 10 re-
strain him. Sheriff Anderson II
Graham county. happened 20 he III
the restsurant and helped Hos. csn-
troll the prisoner.
CunGia was lodged ia jail Al BEN
son for the night and today ne
Has brought here t. the county TAIL.
lie WIFI be examined T~hursday To-
day he said he he'd made peace with
his God and begged several persons
to Kill him CundiffS baggage was
checked Ia Bakersfield. Cal The
officers Viii mase an effort u get in
70 communication with his relatives
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
CADETS END
FOOTBALL PRACTICE

Annapolis. No. Soy. eG-Football
work Ia Annapolis for 1910 closed to-
cas- with tht final practice ~ the
Hidshipfnsn on Warirn field. To-
morrow, the nav sFuad numbering
thirty- five pinyera and substitutes. ssili
leave for Philadelphia. where the big
game with the army ain he played on
saturday.
The team rs u 81 the heaviest and
most eFcnly balanced that mss repre-
scented the navy. The line from wing
90 wing averages l5f 20 pounds and
the back field ouarfstte i7fh pounds
making the tcam average 49, sill
pounds
Captain Bower. superintendent %
b academy VIII he unable O. attend
The game So far there has been liz
tle or no betting. thoueh some small
bets were recorded. al even money.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25

A. iaar here IS instant RELIEF and n
lasting permanent remedy Tor sore
feet. 40 more tired feet No more
aching feet. No more swollen. lad
smcllinr. swe1fv feet No more cnrus
40 mnre huniuus no more ~cafnIz.
no matter what ais your feet ar what
nader D suu Fou'Ne tried without
setting RELIEF Just uec TfL.
TiL is totally uNk D anything else
Tor the purpose Fuu ever hearI or It's
the only foot remedy ever msde which
acts on the principle o. drawing out
al p poisonous TEHdataus which
canse sore feet Powders ana other
remedies merely clog up the pore
TiZ ~cleanses them cut ana keeps
them clean. u wnrks rvhr orr You
viii feel better the rerT Erst ume is
used. Use 81 a week snd wa al for
set You ever had sore feet There e.
nothing or earth that CAn compare
with o.. TIZ is for sale az ~ drug
rists - cents per box % dirccr II.
you wish from walter Lufher Doiss
a CO. Chicago. H. Recommended and
sold b. r. Egppe. -s4 W. Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
INDIFFERENT AS TO
IRRIGATION DATA, SAYS
HARWELL or THE CENSUS

rH,a. Nau Na~f.o r.eaufa arl care
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w-lt~
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c-w M Ish,~ rh1 w ri 49,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
AVIATOR ORExEL
LOST IN WILDS Of
NEW JERSEY
Star Attraction at Quaker City
Air Meet Gets Mixed Up on
Rivers and Is Forced 10 Land.

ms Nsrsasx Sssrs4I SPECIAL Iessed wirsl
Philadelphia. Fa SaF. 24-Fol-
lovers o Aviation "a Philadelphia
were kept busy today watching the
fortunes Of j Armstrong Druxel. who
yesterday established a new worlds
altitude record and Of Crahanae-
White. an Epgliea a~eropAenisl who
brought 10 a alos q SERIES - slc-
eessfag exhibitions ~ tbs rpfni
Breexe race TRACK.
nrexei again proved 20 be the stat
attraction. TIE attempted IL ny back
from DrelanG 20 pnsi28clphin IN the
same Hieriot Enonoglaae Ia which ne
reached 2 bright Of 1910 feet yester-
aay. He became lost Was forced
% lard IN Trenton Junction. four
miles froTa Trenton. n J
oresand m about thirteen miles
from Philadelphia. bar prcxel. ip his
Tight ~ ore llDar and ten minutes
travelled twenty miles.
Mr.. Drexei ianaes baseuss 81 n |
~ g1a3ilne- He miato0k the
river for the senuxikiii ana
north instead ~ south.
Ggah1re- White and several thou
xna persons srre awaiting Ar
Dressed 10 rnims nreez@ when word,
wnlTh proved ~ De Gnfrue. Naz r.
.siied ffisf TIE former waa coming
Town the river. Mr. White arose in
"a Mis machines and sailed %
ne river Ia meet hina. This gave
hundreds uf persons. 4hose homes
.fe soail and west ng Philadelphia. a
farllL After his descent word ~
IN. Brexai's landing sas ffeeissd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
HUGE KENTUCKY LUNATlC
PUTS UP A TARRlFIC
FIGHT ON A TRAIN

Tombstone. Ariz. Nov Z5.-After "a
desperate fishf with a Maniac Depu-
IS Sheriff Allie Howe arrived here
Rith his prisoner who Was incareerat-
90 in The county Jail He IS w H.
Cundlff. Of Thompson. ky a giant IN
physique and who IL is thought re-
Gently figured ia q shooting scraps.
possibly ia feudal difficulties in Ken
lucky DEPUTY Howe was on mis- way
40 Benson and was notified of Cum
diff's presence on she train ny the
conductor. Who stated Cundiif had
been acting in an odd ann Howe
set TO watching the man and soon
came o. the conclusion that CuudfT
vas either suffering some men
tai trouble or from excessive drinking.
Rowe tool up @ seat near the man
50 as % Doe ready in case % emer-
sency lie had hardly seated himself
When Cundiff. rushed towards the
door of the coach and threatened To-
hurl himself from the train. Howe
the man and had q fierce
struggle before Cuudiff WAS over
powered and placed ln a seat The
officer sat beside the iunatlc. who
continually referred 20 e shooting
Grape lie would not ten where the
fight occurred. but said De did ID DO
ans ef tho shooting Pie also said
advised Those who Did shoot not
Jo do So. He stated h one man
had been killed in the fight.
AFTER sitting with the lunaric for q
lille TIE officer noticed Cuudiff fire.
luenuy made efforts % siip MS
uds into mis- trousers pockets
Closer Investigation revealed q Snifc
aith q O. % and "a half inch blade ms
s Keen as o razor Howe dtsarmed
man % the weapon Cundiff
pleaded fer its return stating that
here We're ID number 50 men on the
rain VINO sought to Kill him.
7 Got something down here that
FtI FIX en- said Cundiff in g hy--
critical euthurst and he Immediately
nrH-f MS hands down his trnuser
Howe beat him O. IL and found
n matt had concealed an auto
nauc tol-rcTolver In his sock Use
contained ten beaded shells.
Cunaii next attempted ia hurl HIM
ef from q Wiudu I'm fhe coach. in
lsrnE MS enemies were ON fhe tram (
intent g. ktA him. The officer haa
mother hard stru-Gie to oyernauer {
nd quiet him
At Benson Howe iuoh his pr~
ner OFT tie rrain q thev paired
ID a restaurant t.udlF are
mali Quantity of soup and then be (
efused g. proceed. srntlne the food
been poisoned Az the table
ehind hin and the officer aare
our travelling Silcsmeu When Cur-
llfaW them a. lraptd oVar the /
lo-e ana went al tEem Howe srab-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
Ill AUTO CO.
Roswell. N. M.

Carrying L. = mail and passenger.
between Vaughn and Roswell. con-
Meeting with the Southwestern and
Rock Island and santa Te railroads.
Leave Vaughn At Q a. m: arrive in
Roswell at = p. m.
Leave Roswell at 1880 n. m: ar
rive in Vaughn At $3.50 u. IN.
Baggage allowance, 80 lbs. Excess,
IS per hundred.
Special cars to accommodate any
number OF passengers for connection
with all Santa Te trains: also connect
with Torrance for Santa Fe via New
Mexico Central.
For Special service communicate 81
hours in advance with Manager j.. W.
stockard. Roswell. Rate for special
a for four, $40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
BUZZ WAGON GIVES TAOS
ANOTHER AWFUL SHOCK:
ANOTHER FALSE ALARM
tTaos valley News.)

The constantly recurring evidence
thai 4 railroad 81 two Is coming t
Taos in me yery near future. gee.
! the residents Of THIS old. sequestered
remote town id e perpetual state 30
animated rNpectamcs that almost
throws them in condition OF nervous
prostratLou when any sound that aT-
breaches t. an emanation from a IT,
comotiNe shocks the serene and un-
ruifled atmosphere. For years ami
ears che anly sound that has broken
upon the Stiffness or our daylight
hours has been the s~upplcatiue bray
of muuse-eolored jaekass rs hr
STOOD outside the plaza park. buzz
ceneG Wlth his load OF pine and red
cedar. and poured eut his sQueakv
petition Tor T. plate ~ oreakfas, food
Al night the stiffness he's
been broken Hnly bv the wall 0f thr
coyote pr the ~yibraunEf biit1s song
~ the hnot oWi Us their melody MSS
waited OFT over the valley and
l@ugcd against the etrdrum of thf
a~pathete Taos residents who wanted
o. sleep Living under these coudi-
uons and sin hoping for the cars ID
Is not 20 be wondered at that when
tho ReWshefg automobile whir.ed
into Tats this week ana chugeed rs
Hat taHaFd Eth avenue. that ladies
ran nuf en tneir ron pnrcnes Ga see
what had come. Trey were Indies
tof who had ridden in other days "a
ste m and trolley cars. and ha4
known the Inspiring speed Of the
wagon but the aloofnes of
from these gay evidences 81
hat belongs 20 the busy world QUIZ
side had made them forget thot THESE
exist. and they sounded ike
echoes trrm dreamland. An automG-
liif Is nor cn unknown thing IN Taos
There have been almost six in here
Ibis season. but tho railroad Tumer'
$ excited our nervous system
that ans lthef sound "a a the turros
bray 40 the MARBLE % e boot Owl AZ
makes the Town residents dippr
b excitement that irritltes
.aeir aY~erurouEht nerves when the
really. truly train does come. IL VIII
aise 10 have a good stock Of rr-
stcrauTes en- hand. for the town b
likely a. faint dead away.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
BROWN BEATS CARLISLE
INDIANS IS TO 6

Providence. r. T.. Nov 2f-BroWn
found the Carlisle Indians a stubborn
proposition today and although the
local eleven twice crossed the opposite
goal line and added three more points
on a field goal. IL withered before
the onslaughts Of the visitors in the
third period when the Indians also
scored, the game ending with Brown
the winner. rs to 8.
Tor the FIRST rwo periods everything
went Browns way.
The Indians rallied In the third
period. after S%prackling had failed at
q second rsid gual the visitors by
Fiunses into The lines masked by a
fake kick formation tossed the Brown
team aside for repeated gains until "a
hrrt npWu Was gained on Browns u
Nne Another plunge ty Haaser
carried tho BAH over
Early ln the fourth period Hansen
ame near TYING the score. missing q
iield gcal hv e few feet.
This ended the Indisns' chances
Tor they Weakened ard q rumble gave
Brown the Olil on Carhsle's IS Yard
Inc. Two nna forward passes gave
Brown her fccnud touchdown.
IL was q finely played game. hrist-
With trick PLAYS forward passes
asa l"nF cud runs behind good inter-
.rrarce.
TIE AiekinF vas less than usual
--
We board and care Tor horse=
TIE best of care guaranteed. " T.
e. an. ma North 1...ua as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
FINDS PROSPERITY
IN NORTHERN
NEW MEXICO
Lands Sold By French Com
pany in CoIfax County to Be
Organized into District.
lBy Mornlnr 5ournal sDselaI Laassa Va

Denver Ner. 4A-HoFace w
Clarke. Vice-presideut u general
manager ~ the Denver and Rio
Granae railroad. brought 10 Denver
this morning reports 81 unusual pros
perity ln northern New Mexico. He
has 52st completed an inspection trip
over the rssmpanys marrow gauge
lines la that state In company with
the heads Of departments 81 the gs-
tenn.
~NeariY every agent on tha road
said they had doubled their business
during the past rear. zEid AIR clark
Reports like those certainly spell
prosperity. don't know what
caused the increase except the peo-
pie are making plenty 81 money ana
the country is growing
ar. Clarke said the officials viii
make an inspection trip over every
line belongins 10 the S stem. While
data are being gathered concerning
improvements needed he
does net think these Will be started
a. any extent until after the bad
weather. which Usually comes In the
spring Is past.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
HERO
Of SANTA MONICA
ROAD RACE
Driver of Lozief Car Bests Five
Competitors and Comes
Within Ace of Breaking
Worlds Record.

santa Monica. Race Course. Cal.
Nov. 2t-Teddy Tetzltom u Los An
seles IN > Lazier car. was the hero
III the second annual santa Monica
road race lie not only piloted his
nie racer TO victory In the stock car
event winning over riFe comr et5tors.
breaking the Ancrlcan stock "a &C.
ORD and coming within one nliIc an
hour 81 TIE worlds record. but also
started a few minutes later in the
ze2& mlle free-for-aii against seven
other entries and duplicated his VIC
tory.
Ia the race fer heavy stock cars,
which Was oven q ourss of 1886
miles ne established Z new record
for this eOurse by averaging 1899
les an hour. In the next race over
the longer course ~ averaged ia
an hour. This latter average
would age been higher had he not
peeu 40 far iH tie lead nenr the FIN
that he did not TRY 10 make the
.sgf lap AZ better than q mile p min
Ute. Bert Dinghy in bis P0pe-Hayt- !
ord. Was second IN both the heavy
tpcs a and frec-for-an races.
The Maxwell WAS the victor in the
Ifl~447 &Abtt lNCNeH displacement I
lass and the Dnro ear with J. At- !
league 81 fhe wheel took fhe 10000 /!
lass The small ear events I
lnf 91f miles each and asre
simultaneously
The toziers time Tor fhe 1915 race
2setI9 As The GOES miles
we're made in 2 a.. SO.
The speed honurs Of the dag f1r
NJ went O. the Fiat car ahicn came
ere fran the Savannah races after
misfortune 81 the start which cost
be foreign machine rally eight min
rs IN the first five laps " the free
rail. p~tgrbOrne began pvgh5ng the
owerfui rseey forward at a clip
mich surpassed ~ miles an hour. lap
fter lay. While the IazieT maintain
! 4 steady speed of between 72 and
{ miles an hour the Fiat aas reel
Il OFF laps under $40. the fastest
ling the fifteenth in SIS an average
~ mites an hour.
The KNOX was the only other car
AZ the finish 1T the free-for-
Z and WIZ stopped hy Referee Stew
- after completing twenty-five
-. ,
A remarkable feature II the rae
s was the entire freedom from
accidents But % car ran off
Ie cOarye The Cutting. with George
ARK az aiAe halrn. left the track 5n
e small car hut no ore was
art. The spectators kept the course !
lrly clear, despite the fast that full b
aH.eee people Mars packed nIunE
IN sides ~ the eight miles of road
7N. .