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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
POLICE SOCIETY DENOUNCED.
Justice MeAySy ThInhs mat Iis CSnducI
e Net Eihlcai.

CITY Court Judge McAvOy had before
him yesterday the suit Of Richard Link
a forrnaT policeman, 10 recover money
from the New York Mutual Benevolent
society, composed of members Of the
pOlice DEPARTMENT Of the grades Of door
man and natrolman. The society refused
20 pay on tho ground that i'm agreement
10 aid o dismissed policeman is void on
Consideration Of public morality.
In finding for the society the Court
save that 20 attract members by agreeing
10 assist rham II dismissed rs 10 say the
Least unworthy Of a society composed ri
public officers sworn 20 uphold the law
on the state. which Includes the law m
construed by tho cOurts' He suggests
that &c would seem 20 be tho part Of
ethical conduct b remove from the con.
stitutlon and bylaws NJ the defendant
n0ciety what may 10 an inducemeni
toward joining the society n some Of ia
irrespective members,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
Nothing for Scdrrqulsi, Barry a co.
Creditors.

BosrON. June That the 100 credit
ors Of sodsrquist Barry 4 Co. bank
rlpt brokers. will receive nothing
from their investments was the state
mcrt made 90 one % the creditors at
snecisi msetirg for the allowance OF
claims to-day.
The firm failed May - Of last year.
Bssidas their Offices here there were
fourteen branch Offices in New England
The firms liabilities were sG00 .0D, while
the known assets were hut so. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
5000 SHRINERS N LINE.
mig Parade and initiation % 800 n
NeRaFk.

NNNANAs
In the reEalia Of their order about
5000 Mystic Shriners paraded through
the principal streets in Newark last night
Nearly 1900 spectators thronEed the
sidewalks along the line Of march. The
occasion was in honor 81 the visit ~
DEPUTY Imperial Potsntate W Freelsnd
Kendrick 81 Philadelphia and also the
initiation II 7O0 candidates into Salaam
Temple. which took place AZ the Kruger
Auditorium, IN Belmont avenue.
Gen. X. Heber Brintnall was gr and
marshal. Large delegations from Lulu
Temple ~ Philadelphia, Crescent Temple
Of Trenton and kismet Temple N Brook
lyn we're In the parade. There were
carnels. goats. a tricE donkey and various
other special features In line.
Mayor Jacob Hauasling and a number
~ other city officials viewed tho parade
from Military Park. The line formed
at the Market street depot Of the Penn
sylvAnia Railroad. moved west along
that thoroughfars 10 Broad street. thence
10 Park place. 10 Broad street % Market
street. 20 Springfield avenue and 70 the
auditorium.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
me wan street "Evsnlns sun. "

The Wall Street edition Of TIE EVENING
suN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations N the close
Of the market The closing quotations.
insluding ths bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. are contained also
IN the night edition Of THg EvEsINo SUN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
BRIEFLY

ACost Insurance contract iS
juSt az simple a. Il sounds.
Il means insuTing the cost.
Bdsf bot adequate, sim
pIieity Is It's strength.
Il insures maximum econ
omy and quality In a building
by putting a limit on the cost,
the profit and the time.
Behind each limit is a guar
antse-behind each guarantee
arc this CompanY's reputation
and resources.
We know Of no more ideal
arrangement nor one Afiording
sUeh protection for an Owner.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Buildng COuslrucbOa
Filty.One Wal Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08

Il have seen a great many ways the
sotthernera have Of separating tbs
negroes and whites said a travelling
man Just returned from biz annual south
ern trip. but williamson. 3. G.. sprung
a new one ON me. II Ia a summer resort
With aprinRs whose water will cure every
hilnant so they say. On each side VI
every spring there hangs an iron dipper
attached by a heavy chain 70 a great solid
stone pillar. Over one h the sign White,
over the other Back Notwithstanding
that IL would take the strength Of an
eleuhant % break the chains or uprOOi
the pillarp. a notics IN large letterg u
posted over each spring, Ten DOllars
ZINE Tor Any One Changing These Dip
psrs.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
Here Prospecting

Among the many prospect0rs
10 Lubbock last week were +. N.
Aderhoit accompanied by his wife
Mr. Aderholt bought a half sec.
ton Of land three miles east of
Lubbock. lie expects 10 return
sometime in May and begin i'm
proving, he will build two houses
and as he expects 10 move here
sometime this year he will have
10 have more land. In converse
ton with a reporter just before
leaving he said he and his wife
were very much pleased with
Lubbock and that he believed the
land was rich and fertile. Mr..
Aderholt expects TO dispose Of
his holdings in Williamson coun-
" and move 10 Lubbock as soon
as he can make improvements
here. lie is a prosperous wide
awake farmer and Lubbock coun.
~ will profit by his coming.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
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Simple, Easy. Economical
a Burroughs relieves YOU Of all
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you % know that your accounts are
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We make 65 different styles Of add
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Any one Of these you may try and
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A note addressed o. ls will bring
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
Real Estate Transfers

D 'f1Nh w. ohhFfh F0NRs
Ed S. Beck to Jockey c Muir
ray, lots /, 3, 5; block 3. Consid-
GRAFTON S430.
W. l.. Handley to Jno. w. FL
lott, lot Ia; block 26. Considera-
ton $500.
}. T. Riddle to /. r. Denton,
block Sc. $500.
j. W. Lamb to j. p. Elliott,
lots II, II; block 80. Considera-
ton 1925.
G. w. Kyle ct ux to f. F. Lip
scomb ct uX, lots Is, II, Is, 10;
block pa. Sl,275.
II. w. Holland to Edgar Gill
land, lot 9; block SO. Considera-
ton S45. rs.
Edgar Gililland 10 J.W. Lamb,
lot 8; block 60. Consideration
$45.75.
r. T. Lee to Margaret Dealey,
lot Is; block 1O2. Consideration
$3.50.
Allen Arnwine to T. l.. Treaa-
way, NE IA No. % DIG. $1,615
90
c. f. Parks ct TX TO Chas. and
c. A. Lundell, section %; A.
S13, 1856.
X. o. Kessler to c. B. Locke,
l07 lots in Richmond addition.
SO, 900.
j. S. Losey to j. W. Dodd, lot
Il; block 1, Tubbs addition.
$75.
J. l.. Hunt to Geo. S. Wolf
farth, lots 8, 10, Is; blk rs: lots
2, 4, 20; blk 1872. Consideration
So, l03.
Van Sanders TO Geo. c. and
Eastin WoIfarth, lots s, 9. blk. .
p; Oyerton addition. Considera- .
ton $1,000.
81. &. McCrummeu 10 j. A .
Cozby. lots II, -, lG. block 9. F.
McCrummen addition. Consider
alton sos.
S. A. Richmond TO j. S. and .
+ NJ Bedingfeld, sections 20.
p, % Cochran county. Sll.-
TOO
c. +. Parke ct al TO f. NJ. I.
Aderholt. WIZ section 4. Sc
$50.
c. +. Parks 10 Chas. Alder
holt, SEA- section 4; block A.
81. 44O. /
c. T.. Parks to Chas. Lundell.
Ne Ia. section 1, block A.
81. 4lO.
Van Sanders 10 Frank Bowles.
section i0A6 block b.
". b. Powell % j. +. Cline.
OTIS l3. II, block 2l2. Considera
Jon 81 600.
Drury y. East % j. NJ. Copp.
ot s, block g. Ss1.
A. NJ. Price 10 T.. A. Watson.
,O acres section H. Considera-
ion 81. 100
j. r. Cline 10 l.. b. Minor, lots
3, IA block 2l2 Consideration
4. $50.
Elzebeth Boyd 10 l.. b. Minor d
u Is, blk lO2. Consideration
8. 900.
). Is. Everett ct uX % W h. t,
80 acres section 3, blk ,
}. $1,000. ?
Theodore Summers to NJ. +. u
ioore. LOT 4, blk 3: Overton ad. Q
100.
o. +. and G.. d. Patterson to !
I. A. Dazier, lots 10, ~ block n
G.. ID. Patterson 20 o. +. Pat %
'rson. lie section 76. block S. q.
j63. So. u
Van Sanders % Jno. Z. Lewis p
nd Jno. A. Glenn. WIZ lot 10.
lock PA 81. a.
c. ". Ratlin 10 W. w. Nc y
linn. lot 9. blk 63. Overton adj Il
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Mrs. G. l.. DeShazo Of Brown
field spent Friday in Lubbock
and Saturday and Sunday in
Hale Center.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
J. W. LEE

Riacksmithing Horseshoeing ana
Woodwork
Wagon and Plow Work a Specially
sion North Of Nsrphy's Lumber
Yard
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24
S. Anderson Of Lockney. spent
the first of the week in Lubbock.

j. j. Baker was in from Acuff
Saturday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Mrs. W. n. Claxton of Hale
Center attended the reception
given at Van Sanders Saturda
night.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Lubbock Hardware and Furni
ture Company for undertaking
goods. Phone 1873. "a If
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

S. Anderson of Lockney. spent
the first of the week in Lubbock.
J. j. Baker was in from Acuff
Saturday.
Lubbock Hardware and Furni
ture Company for undertaking
goods. Phone 1873. "a If
Miss Gertrude Potts made a
business trip 10 Monroe Friday.
D. X. Dutt and wife left Sat
urday for Cleburne.
j. d. Lindsey's s.. 600 resi-
dence is well under construc-
ton.
T. W. Wilson left Friday for
N. NJ, where he will visit home
folks a few days.
Lubbock Hardware and Furni-
ture Co., for undertaking goods.
Phone 1873 "a If
John Carruthers is moving his
blacksmith shop TO Tahoka this
week.
Lee Tubbs and family visited
friends in Hockey county last
week.
Mrs. W. n. Claxton of Hale
Center attended the reception
given al Van Sanders Saturda
night.
Mrs. G. l.. DeShazo Of Brown
field spent Friday in Lubbock
and Saturday and Sunday in
Hale Center.
Fresh vegetables at Greenhill
Bros. three days out Of the week
Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day. 81 It.
Mrs. II. Rhyner left Saturday
for Come 10 see her son who
was injured in wreck two
weeks ago at Fl. Worth.
Cedar posts and blocking Of
good grade is what the people
wants. The Lubbock Lumber
a. Grain company have no other
kind. Let them supply your
wants. 81 1t.
B. B. BurIeson, of Okla. City
was among the pleased pros
pectors 10 Lubbock Saturday
Mr.. Burleson expects TO return
sometime next month and close
up some trades.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Mrs. II. Rhyner left Saturday
for Come 10 see her son who
was injured in a wreck two
weeks ago at Fl. Worth.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Fresh vegetables at Greenhill
Bros. three days out of the week
Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day. 81 It
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Miss Gertrude Potts made a
business trip 10 Monroe Friday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

y. X. Dutt and wife left Sat
urday for Cleburne.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Lee Tubbs and family visited
friends in Hockey county last
week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

B. B. BurIeson. Of Okla, City
was among the pleased pros
pectors to Lubbock Saturday
Mr.. Burleson expects 10 return
sometime next month and close
up some trades.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Cedar posts and blocking Of a
good grade is what the people
wants. The Lubbock Lumber
a. Grain company have no other
kind. Let them supply your
wants. 81 It
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

T. W. Wilson left Friday for
n. NJ. where he will visit home
folks a few days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

j. d. Lindsey's 5000 resi-
dence is well under construc-
ton.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

Lubbock Hardware and Furni-
ture Co., for undertaking goods.
Phone 1873 81 If
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-24

John Carruthers is moving his
blacksmith shop to Tahoka this
week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09
OH. MERCY! Killing SAYS
HE'S YET UNDECIDED
is Gong to Look Himself Over Before
Paying That Fine TO National
Commission.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April BY
next Tuesday Catcher Johnny King
says, he will know definitely whether
he will be behind the bat for the Chi
cago Cubs this year. He has not paid
his fine and does not intend TO paw
It unless II is certain he Will return
TO the game.
II will mail my check TO the com
mis- sion if I decide TO return 10 Base
baff otherwise the pleasure OF using
that $780," King said today.
Inability to- find suitable man to
take charge OF his business here, Is
the cause OF Kings INDIGESTION.
Il have something like $4,000 in
vested here" King said. And | don t
intend TO jump out and leave the bust
ness 10 run itself just for the pleasure
OF playing baseball, even with cham
pens want the right man here, and
unless | can get him | will remain
in Kansas City and look after my own
interests This ought 10 be settled
definitely by next Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09
CHECKER PLAYERS. NOTE!
Detroit Club is to be Reorasnized and
General Support is Asked,

Sporting Editor Detroit Times:
There gill be meeting OF the De-
troit Checker and Chess clubs at theif
rooms. No. II Hall block, on SATURDAY.
evening, April 10. at S o'clock. and
all opponents OF both games In Detroit
and vicinity are invited TO attend. The
club is TO reorganize and move into
new and modern quarters.
Saginaw has organized large local
club. as we'll as a state association,
Of which Detroit should be a member.
The Saginaw club is also taking steps
to hold state tourney in the near
future Detroit can now boast the
American champion. and should take
steps to occupy the position in the pat
ronage OF these grandest of all games,
that is Justly hers. Let all players
show their loyalty by turning out and
making this the greatest meeting ever
held in Detroit in the interest OF the
sport.
We can have as fine a club as there
Is in the country IL the players that
are In the city will only get together
and work together. A large attend
ance is earnestly requested
Respectfully yours,
DR.. w. b. BANKS.
Pres Detroit Checker a. Chess Clubs.
Detroit. April 9. 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09

wonder. | went TO Los Angeles 10 try
10 get JEFF To fight him. Jeft told me
he would and told NC to so ahead aud
make all arrangements. | did, and
then he refused to- fight"
That was the final split between
JEFF and Delaney. Now the old man
ager who followed JETS career iron.
the time he was rNeting boilers n
Los Angeles 10 the day Of his retire
ment has nothing TO say for or againS,
the big fellow. But 10 those who
Anow Delaney ana his familiarity
With things pugilisuc in general. aud
Jcn in particular. his statement, III
can't say anything good about a man
won't say anything means "Jef
viii lose.
You can't tell anything about who
is going 10 win until after the fight,
concluded Delaney enigmaticaily
and all hope is that the better man
wins"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09

the friends OF old. The one-time man
ager OF the champion and the big tel-
low are not on good terms. And all
because JEFF refused 10 fight the late
.aiaented Bill Squires. OF Australia,
after promising Delaney that he would
enter the ring again.
II | can't say anything good about
lnan | won't say anything" said
Delaney. when asked recently as 10
who he thought Tould be victorious In
the big scrap.
And then. upon being pressed. he
launched into a story OF the troubles
that led TO the final break between
the big heavyweight and himself.
"Jen had trouble over gambling
debt began Delaney. Il did not
agree with Jim, and that caused our
frst hitch a.
Then Bill Squlres came 20 CalifOr-
MIA from Australia with great rec
oid-on Taper. Ali thought he was a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09
Sporting N otes

Five association football games are
on the tapis for today.
KuseI. the former Saginaw pitcher,
has been farmed 10 Vancouver ~ the
ST Louis Browns
Central and Western high schools
play bah today. the former at the
burroughs park. the latter on the Clark
Park field against the &. i. T. Co.
Gen. Chisholm, of Cleveland. nomi-
mates Tnistledoune. Parthenia, and
Adele Margrave IN the NJ & NJ, and
will have Billy Andrews up behind the
one that is chosen.
The University of Michigan's base
ball team is of on trip, meeting the
Onto Northern university team at Ada
today.
OIdfieid. Robertson. DE Palma and
others broke every track record from
one to 100 miles at the new Los An
geles track yesterday. Oldfeld setting
the mile record at .36.2 ~
.
Han Johnson viii give his umpires
no instructions Ia keep newspaper
photographers of the field The Ma
tional league viii lose lot OF pub
Lefty by its decision 10 bar them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09
HUGH|E GATHERS
TIGER REGULARS
Will Have First Bunch Together for
First Time Since Early Games at
the Training Camp.

From now on. through the four
Games OF the training season that in
tervene before the opening OF the big
show, the Tigers Will. as the other
teams of the big leagues, have a real
| first and a real second team
Today Jennings and the band that
tnas been transforming through the
west, strike indianapolis, and there
they will find, waiting TO meet them,
Tom Jones. Sam Crawford, Ty Cobb.
Edgar Willett and George Mullin OF
the Donovan team. Hughie will thus
Re enabled TO place in the field the
same team which he will use In the
start OF the season. This team he Will
also take TO Cincinnati IL is the one
opportunity the boys will have ne
fore the start of the regular year IN
which 10 perfect their signals and gen.
eral team play.
Conversely, Jennings is shipping to
Terre Haute. where the Donovan band
plays today, John Ness, Del Drake,
Harry Ball and couple of his pitch
ers 'f-ss
II would be no surprise II the
cnange benefited both teams. Both the
regulars and colts have taken but Ill
&c the hybrid mixture necessitated by
tie present plan, Each club has
lot OF team spirit, which came TO a
crisis In the game which the Kits
won in the south. At that, both ag-
gregations seems To be getting into
form, as judged on their twin victories
OF yesterday. brakes batting helped
the Jennings crew at Springfield and
was really responsible for all the De-
troit runs At Evansville the only
1yrus did Just as this page predicted
two days ago jumping in and playing
the game at top clip. Four times up.
two runs, two hits. five accepted
chances n the field and several dazz-
ling bits of base running completed
LIS total for the day
Mullin stood the Evansville kids on
their heads, though Killian was
up a biz at the finish.
The heaving AT Springfield was
largely in the hands OF Stroud, though
Jennings gave Hardin an opportunity
to show he was there with the same
stuff which last year won for Spring
field the Three I league pennant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09

suggestion. tlc believes IL would BE
we'll To- set aside q Motor Car
uival Week with races or other en-
tcrtainmVut relating 20 automobiles
added and the display 20 be held in
,hc open Ia late October or early Mo-
Ncmbct.
1t is a distinctly new suggestion ana
deserves cousid ration said MIR. Morse
yesterday Il believe much could BE-
gained rs the idea were adopted.
II the show were held outdoors
outside 70 building--in the fan say In
september or October when the wealth =
-r ~ usually fine. more people would
come - tho show they would have
more opportunity 70 look tho cars over
and try them. and the result would be
moro sales or cars and more satisfaction
tu the purchaser.
Another point worth consideration
is thls-most companies have their new
models ready by October
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09
JEFF WORKS TOO
HARD, SAYS BURNS
Big Fellow" Trains as II the Fight
Was Only Few Weeks Of and
Has His Staff Worried.
BY THE RINGsIDER," MAX BAL
-. So yH&SNgss asc,e

bTIftCpfSs"'
RoWARDENNEN. Cal, April o
Begging Jim Jeffries 10 take on lighter
work Farmer" Burns. trainer OF the
big challenger. today expressed the
fear that the big fellow would get into
form too rapidly and go stale.
The talk of the camp is "Jehries Is
training TOO hard" He insists on the
hard work and refuses TO listen 10 the
pleadings OF his advisers, This Is
the fourth day of training and he is
already showing good FORM consider.
Ing the work he has done.
He repeated his Boulder Creek hike
TO-DAY and played hard on the hand
ball court. He was bit sore In the
shoulders as a result OF his work, and
consequently did not undertake the
sparring with Armstrong he had
scheduled today.
Because the big fight will be In the
open. the roof OF the gymnasium has
been torn on and, when the sparring
begins Jef will work under conditions
as much like those on July 4, as IL Is
possible TO obtain. Chest and wris.
muscle developing machines will ar
rive tonight,
Besides training In the open. Jeff
will sleep out OF doors. His bed has
been placed outside and he will sleep
under the sky tonight, After his work
was finished today Jeff went fishing
His trainer telegraphed a rush mes
sage today 10 Joe Choynskl at Chi
cago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09
WHAT THE MOTORISTS AND THE
MANUFACTURERS ARE DOING

turers. at the New York headquarters.
Thursday. discussed general trade con-
ditious. The meeting lasted through
out the day.
II was definitely decided that tho 1911
T.. An show at Madison square
Garden shall be Of two weeks dura
tlon, the first week being devoted to
the exhibition Of pleasure cars. and
the second To commercial ears. There
was voted a return OF - cents "a square
foot on the last show a. the Garden
i'm accordance with recomme udatious OF
Col. George Pope. chairman.
The following Detroit companies
were represented at the meeting.
Brush Runabout Co. Frank Briscoc
Chalmers Motor Go Hugh Chalmers
Lee Councilman hudson Motor Car
Co. ~ T.. Coffin Metzger Motor Car
Co. william T. MetzR"r Packard Mo-
tor car CO. y i. Budlong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09
MAXWELL chr Wins wager

To the Maxwell 5000 Sportsman be-
longs the credit OF hciug the first car
to cross the Allcghcnlcs this season ON
"A wager that be could drive hts car
from Philadelphia toy JohnstOwu and
return. u. VI Brown, q prominent young
merchant 81 Bryn Mawr. Pa, earned
the distraction or being the first 20
take u motor car across tho Aileghcntes
In March and, Incidentally won his
wager.
Along the entire route difficulties
were encountered and the undertaking
was dangerous and hazardous in the
extreme At the top ~ the Allegheny
mountains Fnow drifts 10 feet high
were cucountrrSd. PcnusylyaDiaus who
saw tho car plugging through snow
drins and blowing its way through
tho soft. oily mad say that Il liz the
hrst car 20 successfully accomplish the
feat az this time % year, The most
remarkable feature 81 tho entire trip
was the fact that Mr. Brown did not
encounter "a single mishap 20 his car
and did not raise tho hood once during
tho entire trip. 10 make an adjustment