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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
PLEASANT PARTY
FOR Ell PASO Girls
Mrs Slater Entertains at
Cloudcroft for Miss Orms-
bee and Miss Stewart.
CBy Mrs. w. S. Fflton J

Cloudcroft, N NJ, Sept. THE vounp
folks We're entertained Monday at
Cabin Jonimac in honor of Miss Vir-
Slnia Stewart and Miss Emily Ormsbee
A unique contest was that of dressing
vegetables Miss Virginia Stewart
made Chinese laundryman and his
open birdcage out of a carrot, a radish
or TWO, and some tissue paper and
pms, winning first prize; Miss Camille
NagSaman, with Yuki San and her dog
Ieody. took the second prize for clever
ana original work; and Miss Eliza beth
Stevens was the third prize winner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
Ruffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

the standard OF
purity and excel
tence for over half
a century, is one
Of the greatest ton
ic-stimulantS and
strength 2 / We T S
known to science.
It has been ex-
tOIIed throughout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
CLIFTON MILITIA WILL,
GO TO THE ENCAMPMENT
Col. TuthiII VIII BE in Charge of the
Soldier Boys at Camp Atlas
caderO, California

Clifton. Ariz, Sept Two battalions
of the First infantry, N G. A. will
leave for the national encampment AT
AtascaderO. Calf, Sept. a.
Orders are now out for the regiment
to assemble at Phoenix on Sept Il. and
as several of the companies are under
the full strength the battaIions viii
probably be form; ed by merging the
smaller companies Col A. M Tutbiu
will be in command.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07

the world for what it has done for suf-
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disease mas caused many unreliable
dealers 10 put up substitutes and imita-
lions with which to fool the people,
claiming that their substitutes are Just
as good as Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey1
but they are thinking Of their profits
only Insist on the genuine Sold in
SEALED BOTTLES ONLY All drug
gists, grocers and dealers, or direct
s1.0O q large bottle. Medical booklet
and doctors advice free.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey CO., ROches-
ter, n. L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
4 Burglar in Town

his name is bad cough" He doesn't
care for gold or silver but he will steal
your health away. If he appears in
your house arrest MIN at once with
Billiards. HorehOund Syrup, it may
mean consumption if you don't. A cure
for all coughs, colds and chest troubles.
Price 25c, soc and S1.00 per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
SOUSA WOULD
ADVANCE OPERA

John Uhilip Sousa, the March King"
who has come out with a strong adj
vocacy Of grand opera in English There
have been a number of opera lovers and
singers and musicians who have been
agftating English grand opera for some
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
Not Political Matte.

conservation is wholly an economic
NOT IN any sense a political princin1e
Ire nation has suffered and still S1f-
Iers SO much from transferring otbo-
economic questions to politics that the
IlllsIake should not be repeated. VINO
eeel attempts to make conservation the
bone of a personal coptrovereI, - nc nc
BEAST of burden to carry any fao+;n's
INTO power or popularity is its yTors+
enemy" "Olst
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07

Simon Bitterman. formerly manager
OF the Old Mexico Trading company. Of
II Paso now engaged in the sheep and
wool business in Denver is L. I'll Paso
visiting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-07
A Tonic-Stin1uIanf

The active business man, the brain
worker, and all this class of people
could not stand the constant strain
on their brain and nerves were IT not
for the timely use of a pure, gentle,
Undertaking fnnfc
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
CARROLL WINS ON CLOSE DECISION
ED DENNIS EASILY BEATS HARRIS

Jimmy Carroll, the locan bantam, re-
versed the decision last night against
Sammy Keller. the clever little English
bantam weight, by beating him for a
close decision in 10 rounds at Dream
land pavilion before the Metropolitan
club. The ruling of Referee Eddie Han
Ion seemed to meet with the approval
of the crowd.
Carroll fought careful fight and
did not display the speed and hitting
ability which he had shown in other
fights here. However, he used a straight
left to advantage, which seemed to up
set the Englishman
The early rounds were even. Keller
seemed to be best when he forced the
fighting. He. pursued. style of. jump
ing in and getting by his opponents
guard, with rights and lefts, but, he
showed an utter lack of. hitting ability.
Carroll was very careful in the early
rounds and seemed to be. willing to
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YACHTSMEN Will
Be BUSY TODAY
San Francisco, Corinthian and
& Aeoiian Clubs Have Big
- Races Scheduled 81
BY HERBERT HAUSER

= .'Filis is a: busy. day for the. yachts.
mem about the bay. for: the, three
largest. CLUBS. the: San Fraglcisco, Cor
inthian: "a nd .4%eolian. have. important {
events :schequled -. f.: :.
:: The San F'rancisco- elub*wirI hold class
races sfor the A B. Spreckefs cups over
the regular .c}1anI1e1 course: and the en-
tires feet Of the club will participate.' :
:. fFfb5ITon :. VIII be the scene. of the
CoTj3l I'll ian: e cluEb.s.i first ~anfua l. motor
boa & earn lfvss- held. in: conjunction: with
the. Pa cific motor; boat club. The start
OF. these races: Is cheduled. for= noon
and the EafIdicaps< *Will be posted at
the clubhouse. = tilis. morning. s<< The
Launches VIII .be.* Handicapped accord
ing. to-their> past performances and all
those: that -haXe. not esta blished. a. record
whereby. the1"J I'D ges- are. enabled to de-
terrrine~ = their respeetiVe speeds. are
To- report accurately their best time
over the course: =. If: they: ar unable TO
comply, az test of<their Speed will; be
permitted them over 4he: course before
1870 clock this morning. - -. =: !:
!" The. race. will start. from an inlagin-
airy lire, Between a flag isplayed.. on
the :Corinthian: clubhouse and a: sta ke-
boat. anchored about 100 yards"~there~
frona:: tlleflces. to and around the quar-
:antfIe vessel Omaha anchored off
Paradise: cove leaving same on: port
side;. thence back: TO: and across the
starting line :betWeep the stalk eboat and
the clubhouse, a distance of. seVen- and
a. half miles, ! Prizes. ,Wilr:he awarded: as
folloWs= :A.e cup to: the: launch finishing
first, and q first and. second place flag
for .:semispeed: cruising. launches land
open 1aun ches under 25 j. feet. A ny,
launch finishing .exceeding. it s :. given
tiTne* hs''%3 per cent or more .wiill he
disqualified :: 80: -. T. +.
. All; the launches: OF. the Pacific .nq otor
boat: CLUB have had their times ac-.
cepted by the regatta. committee Of the
Corinthian club for This. race, Accord.
ing to records: submitted ;. - :. - i
Following the launch races there. viii
be a number. of ya5Yl- boat: races. which.
in turn Will be follower by aquatic
events by prominent swimmers of the
Olympic club The. day 's:eXents are be-
ing handled. by the. club s. regatta. conn
mittee, composed of William. Al. Bar.
laget William w. Coates and George H
Lux !. n: Il.
: : Cver.in san Leandro. Bay the .-Aeolian.
yacht :. club will hold several .fauncIi
races for the power boats. of t6e.ci1ll,..
with flags for trophies: There. wifi also.
of the club over: a. SHORT triangular;
course inside the Bay Farm island.
drawbridge. There. VIII. be swirnmfng &.
and diving events. .yawE boat races. and
a general good time for ALL: s.:
The Sausalito club has .a@:cruise to:
McNear's point scheduled for the day,
while the Galifornians have am open
date.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

SCHOOL OUTDOOR /.
.HEH NEEsHEHE uEH EBEHHUHEI
MEETS ANNOUNCED
District Championships viii Be
!. i. Decided on South Side ~:
f.. Fairgrounds: f..

The public Schools athletic league
has announced the following program
Of events for the district outdoor
championships on track and field. the
meets to be held on the new southside
backgrounds at Seventh and Harrison
streets:
;: so no,,nd c;Iyiss-5o yard DASH: running broad
hmm. relay race GAO yards for four boy team.
a5 no,tnd .class-r-60 yard dash,. running high
Jump. 22O yard dash, relay race t44o YARDS for
ioq1 1l5 nound Classic yard dash: running broad
jump. 44o yard run, relay race $40 yards) for
ioqh Unli@ited Inn ciass1oo yard dash $50 yard run.
The various schools have been di-
vided into the following districts:
nistrict No. Adams. Cosmopolitan, Pacific
Heights John SWEET Hearst Spring Valley,
Washington and Hancock. This meet sched-
Med FOR October; but on account of this week
being vacation has been postponed until November
10 entries closing November Z.
District No.. 2--Bergerot. Fremont, ,Crocker,
Meet: scheduled for October %, entries closing
ocTgs :pjstr;ct No. a-Everett. FRANKLIN, Horace
Mann lincoln Mission, James Lick and Co
lmnibia. Meet ON October %; entries closing oc-
o..
'oTe district No. 4--BernaI. Sheridan. Irving NJ
Scott Glen Park Monroe, Bay View and Fair
mount. Meet on November 5, entries closing
October 81.
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PLAYERS CHOSEN ]. !
TO Meet U. OF c.
indicated Squad of Santa
: Clara to Tackle Babies: at !.
= IS: Berkeley Today -.
Especial. Dispatch to The. .colll

:. SANTA CLARA, Sept, '3o-The. prac--
tice of the Santa Clara team through
out. the entire week *has been strenu-
Gus. las: Coach Renwi6lS desires: his colts
to be. in: the: best of shape when they
meet: th University of :. California
freshner:. tomorrow afternoon: *:on the
Berkeley. field. The. new members as
well: as. >the;s.veterans: of. the team have
shown wonderful progress in their
knowledge OF. tile. game and in their
playing. :, Il: :' =:
= The game tomorrow Will enable the
support ers~ Of both. Stanford and Cali
forpja to-. size :-up the relative merits
of. flrejr-: respectiNe.:~ freshman teams.
likewise. Santa Clara will be able to
compare: it's siren 9Th. with that of it's
rival; ST. MarN:s, wllich defeated the
.CaltforI1ia fires sinner t.. last. "Wednesday,
8. 10: O.: =: ~; :. !:
ta>*Clara TO .date has only. played
two games, The first, against~tlfe Stan
ford: : cfr ras hnlen. was won by. Santa
Clara: s. to o.. The other. .also-.a victory
for: Santa Clara. was against the Uni
Versity. of Nevada varsity team.
After practice. today. Coach Renwick
picked - the: following men !: for. the
team. :.< ~ -. - :, -
rett. :GuerrrT, Tratiutolo:- Roberts. Fairy (esp
tain9, Dromack wing forward Tadicll; backs
Gallagher, Sims. Ybarrando: Weight Kelley, Bar
nard- Best Detels fullback. -: @:>.e !:
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THREE GAMES ON
!" ." STANFORD CAMPUS
Varsity Meets Winged o, First
s. Babies Berkeley and Second
i Babies Mission
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

!: STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 80
Three Rugby games on Stanford field
will claim the attention of the foot
ball enthusiasts tomorrow afternoon.
The varsity 1 5 is scheduled to meet the
Olympics, the freshman Is to tangIe
with the Berkeley high school players,
while the second freshman team will
meet Mission high school, The varsity
and Olympic players will clash at 4
o'clock. The players from across the
bay have already defeated the Califor-
MIA babies by an S-3 score.
Horton is still absent from the var
s1ty line on account Of the injury to
his ankle received in Australia His
position is being filed by Frank Ar
rell. Geissler. the star freshman, has
order that he may play with the fresh
man team in tomorrow's game His
position is being filled by Sundell
:. The lineups are as follows:
Varsity-Frank. ARIEL. Dole. Minturin.
cock, wing forward; Erb. half; Tnoburn, Mitch
Ell. hyesi Sanborn, center; Kern. SundaH. wings;
olympicsE EMolhno. Hickey. rrowbridge. Rey-
nolds. Dolan. Aguirre. Haley, forwards; Skov.
wing forward; Parker. half; Mackenzie. Lau-
msister, ives; Webster, center: Roth, Lunt
Ffeshmen~R. Brown. Barman. Glover. Ohm
slead- Watkins Mitchell Gard. forwards; Oar
sic. wing forward: Tilton. half; Reeves Har
rigan, hves: Roberts. center: Hall, Geissler
wings: Kaufman. full.
Berkeley high-Crane Doyle. Howard Hardy
Brown, Villas. Baronidas, forwards: Hunt. wing
forward: Corgiat, half: Austin Knowles. hves;
Mackie, Forbes kleinschmidt. centers; Royce.
full.
Second freshmen-W. z. Smith. Clark. Swan
son. Gilmore, Paulson, Foulke, Murray forwards,
visel. wing forward, Burns, half: Hahn, Braw-
ley, fves; Stafford, center, Kearne, Glass,
wings: Powell. full.
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wait and meet his opponent with
straight lefts.
After the first half of the fight Car
roll took a lead. He seemed to have
fathomed Keller's style and he beat
Keller to the punch. Carroll appeared
to have the better punch.
Keller as usual, seemed to tire to-
ward the finish and did not fight as
fast as he did during the early part of
the milling.
The second 10 round bout was easily
won by Eddie Dennis, the crack Olym-
pic club lightweight, who pummeled
frankie Harris . the entire distance.
Dennis was a decisive winner. as he
had a.lead in every round, and Referee
Eddie Hanlon had no difficulty In nam
ing the winner. -: -.
Dennis came mighty close to: win
ming by a Knockout. as he had Harris
all in Just before the gong sounded.
: The boys opened: the tenth In whirl-
wind style and Harris was making a
strong finish until Dennis whipped a
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Ogden Results i.


: OGDEN Sept. 80. Fayorites again ruled at
the fair grounds; winning four of the sir races
Mossback at. S TO: i, overlooked by the talent
Won. the third race by a good margin. Metro
petan repeated yest erdaY's performance by win
ming the: feature Of the card. Results: H.:
=. FIRST T, sRACEE-Ffye- E. furtongs; selling
Odds. Horse. Weight. and Jockey. -, Elm
6-5+--AGn ergosa 100 EBuxton :: ..-
3 - Alta: Ray '95- fParkerf:: 80: q
2o-1=4Gertr7ide c. % (Radtke) =: q
. Time: i :o41-5- .orella> Alberto Sir Rom also
Nn .RA Ae5- e. .furiongs,: selling; =
Tra rnoter. II + (Tvers9 -: L
Billy M xharns a1 tCayanaugh) :. 2
3l~zAif: None 20 EMandersA q
=. Time, 1enova.: ZtclS Abrams; also ran.
= THIRD RACE II futIongs. selling: :: ..@
Odds: Horse : Weight and Jockey. .!..:. Fin
osshaek. eS: GRoseh). -. ~. 80: 4
-2---I,el 9S: EBuxton1 =. -
Charles If Harvey, % CPost)..:.. g
Time q sl6 30 .@>c a m ere; Warfare, SainfoE,:
F: -FoURTH. RAcE--.sfx furionrgs. i purse. III II:
Odds: Horse. i. Weight and Jockey. -:...... :; Fin.
3:1--Stt Heller, 80. IRadtke): 8
Time. l:l6.2-5. !: Donovan also ram =: =: s
FIFTH RACJESix furlongs purse. -:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. - Fin:
a5--l et tropolitan, ;SS fCarganf ..:... I
e-5-A ronette. 10 callahan s..;...... go. 3
s Raleigh p D.: :19o: Wood: s
Time. I:fes25.. >Ijady Elizabeth. Miss Green;
.STXTIf RACEASeyen fnrlongs. selling: ::
Odds. Horse: Weight and Jockey !. Fin:
6-5-.-EmIna G., Ill (GarganJ .:.::......... i
4-f-.4I1 airy Stanhope. Ill. (Cayanaugl5 5:....! q
7-1=-5aiene Gale. 100 (Rosell) =. e
: Time, u % a.. Nebraska Lass, Oberon, also
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
Heio4. 4esnEts

HELENA. Mont. Sept Bottle state fair
record for six furlengs was broken today by
Coppertown. which won the Lewis and: CLARK
handicap in 1:13, cutting quarter of a second
off the track record. The talent succeeded :iin
picking two: winners. Philistina and Ramon Co
roma being favorites: Summary: =:
First race. 2;25 trot, purse s1,oo0z-Delie: R
won in three straight heats Irish Alice second,
Geraldine third Best time; 2:1sH. Fl
Second race special rrot-Hazel Dot won in
two straight heats, Alfonso second Helena Boy
third. Best time. 2:30&: Judith Allersconie
also started. -
Third race. five furlongs. selling. purse s250-.
Philhstina won. Voting secold. Garter Eight
third Time. 1:0l1-5. Moorse;: :Eettia. Red Bill,
Bonfils and Bardonia also ram :; ::
Fourth race. eve and a half furlongs, selling
Ornate won Benstone second .Rey. Ell. .Tovar
third. Time Los 35. Glaucls Robert Mitchell;
Hattie ;Dodson. Flying and Leo H also ran
Fifth race, five ard half furlongs. selling
Sake won. Gene Wood second;. Lee: Harrison
third Time LOG 3-5. Smiley Metzner, Bitter
Sir and Platoon also ran. ::
Sixth race. Lewis and Clark handicap: six
neutrality-suspicious. won. Begone second. Del
Cruzador third, Time 1913. Beau Man and Roy
Junior also ran.
Seventh race one mile sellipg-Ramon Corona
woa. Dave Weber secend. Thomas Calhoun third
Time. 1:4E j. C. Glen. Kogo, Doctor White
L. c. Widrig and Fo1lie- L also ran.
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Time. = seconds. Final heate-won by Eddie
Alvarado, NJ HIS; second, Thomas. .S j. n.
81 third. s. Leu.I H. IS. :: fourth. Sinclair. G.
H: s.; Time Is 1-5 seconds: -.
|: 40 yard run--Won By Harold Potter L.. n.
S.; second, Hamlin. s.. J. b. 81. third. Smith
erun.~ s: ]: H 81: fourth, Munk, W. s. IA.
.Ii91e me I.1;a g 23 @ seconds gTh. - - I..s
II: :S-:-second Fl sherty: M. H. s.: third. Dim
mick: W. S. I. A.; fourth. Harmon. Il II S.
Time. :minutes
<@ : FIELD EVENTS.
Is; Running high ;jump-Won by Harold Potter.
L. II. s.; second. -KluyeE. ". S. l: A.: third
CAM, L. H. s.; fourth Erderidge. H. H s:
Height. 3; feet 2 inches. =
:12 pound shotp1t-Wo on: by Jones, s. J. H s. /;
second. Scatena. H. H s. third; Gibbs W q
!: A; :: fourth MaFtell, G.. 2. C.. Distance, 40
feet 2A inches. -
!: Standing. broad jump-wyon by Alvsrado. NJ.
n, S.; second Macaulay, 5. j. n. s.; third
K1uyer.- w: S. I. A; fourth. G. Wihr. C. n s
Distance 8 feet as inches.
- Score: Lowell 3d. San Jose. 26 wilmerding "a
Mission g, St Ignatius g.. Hssldsburg 9. Com
mercfal Z. Oakland Pelytechnik 5. San Mateo s
Napa 2. Cogswel I.
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right to the body. which almost f1oored
his man. Taking advantage OF his op-
ponent's condition, the Olympic club
man shot another right to the jaw.
which toppled Harris over, and the lat
ter was clearly staggered. He was on
his feet before the count, and as the
round and fight was near an end Den
mis- was unable to score clean knock
down.
Dennis showed himself to be a clever
two handed fighter with a good head
He had the assistance of Jack Grace.
the veteran second who gave him valu
able advice throughout the ARRAY.
Denis seemed to have a good left, and
cut his, man up with ii. Harris used
an. overland right and left. but was
never able TO land effectively. Z:
r.. Sailor. Petroske and: hid. George. a
couple. of heavy wei ghts.1 fought a
clumsy 10 round draw in which neither
fighter showed a particle of science.
The decision of George Schilling was a
fair one =.
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:: Lowell high school carried off Il
last right at.the Auditorium This: is
championship honors::. The credit for
in=carryirig off three first places :.
-: Every race In the program was. q
were closed with a spectacular relay !
turn: when in the lead, he rose and heat
out: his opponent with a wonderful
Burst Of speed. The open relay;,was cap
-tured. by ST. 'Mary's college from the
Pastfme club. :: :: -
The. full results were as follow 81 -.
so yard dash: First heat-Won by GnarIes
Street. l.. Fl. s.: second, Harris, NJ HIS !;
tlme 6 seconds Second heat--.No on :by Harctd
potter. l. Fl. s; second. McEearneT ST. st::Ie :ig.
tirile G seconds Third heat--Wop by Ma
caulay> S j. H. $; second. Ksating.; St o,l. ig.;
time second. Fourth heat-.Won by George
Wihr C.. H. s.; second. J. Anderson. Pet: ~ II
s.: time. 6 seconds Final :heat--Won by: u r
old potter. Z: H. s.; second, Ge2;gs Whit. &c.
IA s.: third. Charles Street l.. H. s.; fourth
Harris n HIS. time, 3 40 seconds
$50 ward run--Won by William b. Eeau.
s M. H s.: second G. Hamm0n. L. a.: s.
third. James Flood. W. S. l.. A; fourth. A,
RoNbay Il. II s.; time, 2 minutes 3-5 seconds
~: ward dash: First heat-Won by Maioit
l. A: second Charles Street, l. Il: 3
time & 2-5 seconds Second heat-Won py 5.
Ian T. H S.: second. George Wihr, C. Il. 5: /:
lime S:2.5 seconds. Third heat--Won by Iur n
bnI W. S. 7. A.; second. F.. Thomas. 81
Il ;. g time: S 40 seconds. Final heat-=sWo on
by NIaiott W. s, L A.; second, Street b. H
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Grand Circuit Results

COLUMBUS, o.; Sept. 30---A remarkable bea /
and finish occurred in the middle mile Of today S
2:05 pace. race that went to- Evelyn wv:
second to Earl Jr. in pooling .
The Cleveland mare won on the outside in
2:o2N, with the next four lined up across the
Evelyn WIS victory was doubtful Earl Jr. took
the. first heat In 2:03A, new time for him.
Evelyn W was sixth because of break. The
meeting ends tomorrow. Results:
'2:15 class pacing. three heats 81. .2oo--Sara
Ann Patch won. On Time second, The Liar
third Best time. 2:o615.
2:07 class trotting. three heats 81 200-
Brace Girdle first heat. Time. 2:o5K
Haworthy won the second heat. Time. 2:05 u .
Spanish Queen won won the. third heat Tim lime 2:09
W won. Earl Jr. SECOND, Major Brino third
Best time, 2:QAaS b.
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VANDERBILT CUP RACE


MINE2oLA. /. L. sept. $e:-- The he. Van Van
derbilt. cup race. restored to, its pristine
glory. Of an all night revel, was :us7fered
In early tonight with the time bonored
accompaniment of horns. Of 10. 90 a uto-
mobiles. ..churning through sleeping. az
lages -. :. .- =. = =. f.. II. =
Although the six hour thrill provided
by tlae-race itself. viii not begin :un til
day light. the hegira began soon. after
the theaters. had released their audi
ences. and continued through out. the
night. From their anchorage outside
Broadway restaurants big cars little
cars and sight seeing vans loaded down
with human freight pUffed. snoTted and
hiccoughed their. way toward the OBJ
5ectiTe point. -. =
Many other persons came by train
on foot and in farm wagons and rigs.
These found already on the course the
ineErta9l le. hawkers Of frankfurters. OF
cQftee nd sandwiches, and, here and
the1e a:-poor, foriOrn and .bewildered
deputy IS lerif making futile Efforts to
curh-:t9ee get rich quick procliTities Of
,.--..js race. which starts at dawn. is a
tcLplE .ereEt.: consisting. of the Wander
b5lt:cj1B contest. in.which 81 ears. are 70
circEe the course p tinIes; the Wheartey
HI. .s- cont test in Wvlieh. 8 cars are; to
r. [ell' tae-coufse .15 times. and the Mas
saEe735la Gontest. jn#whieh Gears make
tls6# cJrcuIf 10. times =:
be-. cars drivers~and: order: Of their
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S.. third Wihr. C: H So fourth. 81. Lau, l.
H..s:: time, 8 s:5 seconds: -: r..
" Two mile ri1n=-yon by Wayne. .Farrar. NJ:
HI. s. = second: Frank I. Fenton 81. Ig.; third;
caEndilf.s:M- H. s. !; fourth. Falkner, ~, H.: s.:
time. 10 zniniftes IS. seconds :: :.:.::;
$50 yard relay :. First heat--w Won by Mission;
time not taken. Second heat-==Won by ST. Ig
ma tfus;;: second, Lowell; time; l. minute - sec
onds: Third .heat-Won. by San jose: no. time
takeT:; Final -heat. Won :by:. San Jose, with
Macaulay. Sm1therum- Hamlfn and Thomas sec
ond ST. Iguatits,; third Mission; time;. 1 minute
so seconds. :: :. r:;=
49, yard low. hurdles: First heat-won by
Eddie Alvarardo, NJ. H. S.; time. 10 To- sec
onds Second heat-4Tie between Elderidge, n:
r.. S., and: Waymire. NJ. H. s.; time. 10 sec
onds: Third heat-Won by Scatena: H. a.: s.;
time, Il seconds. Fourth heat.-Won by Maiott.
w s. l.. .;.:time.: 8 So seconds: Final heat
Won by Malott. W:-s. j. A.: second, Elderidge,
H.. H: s.. third Seatena. H H. 81. fourth.
waymire,~ NJ. H: s.: time,:s seconds. -.
200 yard DASH First heat-won by Eddie. Al.
yarado;: NJ. H. s.: second, s. Law. T.. H. s.
Time. &c 30 seconds Second heat--Won.. by
Thomas, S. ]. H. s.; second, Sinclair. C. H. s.