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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10
Liquor Assn, Elect Officers

At the annual meeting of the Wa
tertown Retail Liquor Dealers Pro-
tective association the following offic-
ers were elected:
President-Fred M. Creuz.
Vice president-Ernst Hoeffner.
Secretary-G. M. Gahlman.
Treasurer-SimOn MOlzahn.
Trustee three years-Theodore Gra-
bow.
Sergeant-at-arms- DiekofT.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10

The Leader is just in receipt of a new
and handsome series Of type, suitable for
wedding invitations, calling cards, an
nouncements and other fancy station
cry. Send in an order and be convinced
of our superiority and up-to-the-minute
methods of execution.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10

The man of moderate means shonld
not hesitate to make use of our safe de-
posit vaults. Only twenty-five cents a
month. Bank of WatertOWn.
Get your job printing done at the
Leader office. Work artistic and prices
reasonable.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10
Not A Word of Scandal

marred the call of neighbor On Mrs. W.
F. Spangh, of Manvelle, Wyo., who said:
"she told me DR.. Kings New Life Pills
had cured her of Obstenate kidney trouble
and mad her feel like new woman"
Easy, but sure remedy for stomach, liver
and kidney trouble. Only 25c at Gamm
Drug Co.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10
A Dreadful Sight.

to Fl. j. Barnum, of Freeville, N. Y, was
the fever-sore that had plagued his life
for years in spite of any remedies he
tried. At last he used Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and wrote: "ifhas entirely healed
with scarcely scar left" Heals Burns,
Boils, Eczema, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings.
Corns and Piles like magic. Only 25c at
Gamm's Drug Co.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10
Wanted At Once

A young man who has had some ex-
perience in printing Office and who is
desirous OF learning the trade. To such,
fair salary will be paid. Inquire OF
Emil Kehl at the Leader Office.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10

In his particular case the fire prOtec-
t1on was not needed. Here is what the
policy would have given him;
First, full protection against the law
suits Of people injured or on account of
people killed, up to total of $4,000 in
one accident; legal expenses Of defend
Jug such suits; cost Of medical aid given
at the accident.
Second, cost Of other peoples property
damaged to the extent of $1,000. In
this case it might have covered the
total value of the team and carriage.
Third, whatever the Car was worth at
the time of its destruction. In this par
ticular case, the car was new. The in
surance company would either have
replaced it or paid its value, less salvage.
If the car had been destroyed by fire,
explosion, or theft, the owner would
have been reimbursed up to what the
value stated in the policy, or up to what
it was worth, according to the rule of
the company with which the policy was
written. Some companies put in d def
mite value while others insure for only
the actual value. The valued policy"
sO-called, costs more than the others. Its
advantage seems to be that the owner
knows what he will receive, and is not
subject to the whims of an appraiser or
the delays of an adjustment, if there
should be a difference of opinion.
Of course, everybody knows the risk Of
fire. The risk of theft is we'll illustrated
in recent episode in New York, when a
high-priced car was stolen from a pri
yate garage with men sleeping above it,.
The fire-risk, by the way, is not carried
by casualty companies merely putting a
rider" in the policy to the effect that
such fire company carries the fire risk
and receives that part of the premiums.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10
Report of the Condition of

The Merchants National Bank, at Water
town, in the State of Wisconsin, at the
close of business. March Z, 1911:
RESOURCES.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10

I, Max ROhr, cashier Of the above
named bank, do sOlemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
MAX ROHR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of March, 1911.
THEO. HEITZ,
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
Chas. E. Frey, Directors.
John Habhggeer.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10
Bartlett Secures Contract

Bids for the construction of storm
sewers in West Main street we're
opened by the board of public works
this afternoon. E. L. Bartlett of
Watertown was the lowest bidder as
follows:
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-03-10

that day, an ageUt had persuaded him to
take 1t out. He knew vaguely what it
contained, and he knew that he ought to
have it. He had filled it out and taken it
home, intending to read it more care
fully that night and send it the next
day with the premium. He handed it to
the reporter, saying;
There's the one | didn't have-not
quite!
do not know exactly the terms of
that policy. Probably it was standard
policy, covering risks by fire, property
damage. collision, and liability. 1t is
worth while to glance at such policy,
and to see what it provides against, and
what involves. His automobile was 80
horse power, 1910 car, and cost about
$4,000. On such car, the cost of stand
ard policy would be about this;
- II :. poO.UO
hldolllby ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OOUU
Property damage. ge.......1 1900
ioUdI. ...'... SlOU.OU
In his particular case the fire DrOtac-
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
STATE Engineers ONCE. san faIse ci,v y,

state Engineers Office, Sal Lake civ. nah
July n, 1911 - V'""'
Notice Is hereby given tiAat the Nov, c,,,to
Reclamation Company. by ibis secretnrv n ~
Porter, whose posi- office address IN SaI, 80.
city, Utah, has made npplicgh ton IN a,co,das,.
WITH the requirements 81 th& ConibiIed Law -,
Utah, 1877, a amended BY Die session Ia,ys -,
Jlab, 1902, TO appropriate due n, cable nm ~
wa,s, per second from 1and spring, iton
~vun,y utah' Said spring III situated at point
which hears north 90 degrees 81 minutes eos,
lB.llp feet from The northeaJt corner OF srcti',
- Township q south RJnQe rs ,r,st 81,
rHhe osse ana niettdtan. he wa'ei will Il,
diverted al the place " here N issues fron, ss,,
spring aud co0veyed by niI.sus OF a pire u,s..
Tor distance Oi 10 $40 fe,t uILd there ,Ised Az,
w tle period from January II TO Dece nIber 81
'uSlnSNe' oi each veal. lior domestic AND
ln uuicipal pnrposes. This duplication II desiir
s1D6. ~ ~
All protests against thel granting az s,t-
application. stating the rcsslnns Their Tor ,,rs,
.le made By affidavit In dupAicatc and 6i.J y,
uls olNee wilbiu lhirty i8Ui Pays aiter tile com
pietiou OF the publication Of khis notice
CfLRB TANNER.
t,..,. state Engineer
Ddte OF hrst publication dly n. l9il date ol
''"peti"h Oh publication August n. 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Notice to Wksa ll.or.

Js s,ai i, E Sa,, onl0e bake cy, v,ph
Notice Is hereby giveAeat H.. payies
whose post Office address u hro,van. trtsn has
inade application ~ acckIsnce Win M. a..
qeitemcnts q the Compii, Laws OF Uiah 1897
- ahnendcd Dy the cssi0 Laws ct Utah. tlUs.
10 appropriate one-tenth ~ III a cutic.fno ri
water per second iron Cotonwood NV,,.i, s'r,,,t
iron County, utHh. Said water viii ~, DIVER
90 ~ a potn' which iit@0.56 feet srrth and
80 ieet west OF the ilcftlea~t corner II Sccti ~
:. township u iuth. Ratre 3 west ~4lt Lake
~ sna meridian front~herc Il will he con.
.eNSu " means 81 e pife nue mr. a distance OF
10 tect aud there used curiup the t,ri,,d from
i'uuafN !, 70 December N iuciuS,vc ~ each
year. Tor stock Watering purposes In addition
70 me QUANTITY Of water ibovc speci6sd. appl
Sant intends 70 sppropria one and four tenths
- "S'e-ieft OF water. Nhith will be stored
ID, inclusive, of e ,ch vvar In a rsierv,,lr on,
braced Ia Section u. Township ~ s,h,th Ra,tge
west, salt Lake has. and nekdian. TIE
center ~ the iuporniing dam Il slhiatsd al the
y INT hrSt abnve described The mates 40
stored will be released from said tlservoir and
conveyed BY means ofthel aforer,eitlnred c,,,e
line aud used durinp the period frdn Janaari =
90 December 81, inciusiveL OF eah vear' Tor
s'oyk watering purposes This ah,ilcation A.
NO ""'eu IA the state khglueec' toilice as No
An protests against The grari,g ~ ..ta
application, stating the rAasons 1er,,o, ,,,s'
be made by AFFIDAVIT In dhpiicate Ind Ala ~
thts office Within thirty l1bl tays itrr ,i,,. ,,
P'e"on OF the publication ~ this nticc.
tCAL EBtA NNRR.
na,,.t e,u side Engineer
Da,e oi hrst publication LJuiy 2llgll date of
completion OF publication IAuaustii. 1911
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Notice 70 WateIr users

State Engineers Office, sa Il Lake CITY. tJtab
July ~, 1911. ~ "''''
Notice Is hereby given that william Tjx L.
vhusc post office address "A lCcfar civ iitE'
1's made application ia actordauce ygith a.
AAl'nehlN o. ths Compiled Laws Of Utah.
iaJ3 AID 1914. 10 Approximate two hnnd,edst,
% ota cubic-ioot per setord OF syster 49,,
tnrris Spring, Iron Countvl Utah SID snri',
situated al a point which HES 4 ssg f.sF ~
aud 495 feet south OF the south quarter coy,,,r 1.
recttou .. Township IS SONIA Rauge IA ,yss,
7ali Lake base and meridiat from where 4, "a.
be conveyed by means Of a pipe line for a a.
anee % 50 feet, and there used dnri5,,th
peTion from January 20 December 81, iBcin
We OF each year, Tor stock watering purpose
rms application Is designated ia the staf,
-Hgineer's office as No I82si
Al protests aRainsithe granting Of said appli
htion, stating the reasons therefor, mus 81
made by aihdavile Ia duplicate and filed I'M tb3
0ifce within thirty l3g days after the con
pietion OF the publication OF This notice
cALEB TANNER,
49, Stale Engineer
Dete OF hrst publication JOY n, 1911. dstr -
completion Of publication August 81, 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11

Date Of first publication !
completion Of publication x
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Notice 10 Waker ILera

STATE Engineers Once, Aalt Iak e;t, M.
July n, 1911 N~f N'p' otah'
Notice Is hereby given tlEat Il, \ limos ,,A
X. {. Kueii. whose post okniee ahresa ~ N snu
Castle. Utah, have made a it,pleaL,, H. assN
auce with the requiren,eni4s ~ H,a Cc,a.sI,.t
Laws of Utah, 1907, a. a,ne ,dsd ~ sii W
Laws of Utah 1900 10 apprM Inc ,,,, = ~
Of cubc-foot OF water perH lcconI frn, ~
named sDriug Ia Iron cAountJ iit,i, e.td
spring Is situated att no knlS,ieh Ia soo
feet east aud $50 feet soul NJ ia s'',.,,,a,
corner of Section Is Town ~ I'm oo,, \, $500
10 west, salt Lake base Nf|. I.ridir,, trtk,a'
water will be diverted a ~ K M a.c III, -, "A
Issues from said spring and' & ~ cd ~, .,.,,
OF pipe line for 4 distance Va H., ''t ,i
nssd during the % fiod I4|ot e,, 49,. ~, =.
december 81 inclusive of eW6 #sr 'u 49,, ,. W
Watering purposes This H.. IHHs,, ~ 80,
X,S '-N ''"N r. 81 &|I Apitcc as No.
NJ protests aNalrS lid h., ~ ..td
application. stating The red WI 4 60 49,,
b. mrdr by affidavit "a i VIZ .,d et ~ ~
this "ince withiuthirtv lao n - 10 s-, ~
p'ei'ou of tile pubicati.n y Il "a IN.
Date Of first publication ~ q. ~. dale q,
No"p'' u"n oi uuhl'catioit August n. MI.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN


"a, Laws of Utah, 1909. Is ono,d,d
ed by Chapter OBJ, Laws Of Utsb,
1911, an irrigation district has been
duly proposed tor Organization in
Iron County, State OF Utah. which
said district mas Deen nau I'd tAe
IRON COUNTY IRRIGATION DIS.
TRlCr; that orders have beeo duIy
ard regularly made by the Bosrd OF
County Comr'isslouers of Iron Cuub-
ty. granting the application OF the
petitioners, asking that sucb Irriea-
tion District be organized; that
good aud sufficient bond has been
hied with Che County Clerk Of iron
County, and approved by the Board
OF County Commiss,oners, to secure
the payment Co Irou Coauty OF al.
costs pertaining TO snoh organization, /
aud that all such orders have been
NSSeSN w 70 pldNeu on ui6 ana Ot /
record 10 the Office OF the County
Clerk of said Iron County that ssid
Irrigation District L. divided iuto
three election precinc $, to.wit: Dis. /
trict No. One sesll incluis ali the
laud within the boundaries of said
district lying North eaaterly of the
quarter corner common to Sections
IL and 10. 10 Township 20 South,
Rsnge 10 West, SAT- Lake Meridiau |
District No Tao shall iuciude al, !
the land embraced in tie boupderie.
o, SAID District lying North westerly
OF the quarter corner common to SEQ
tions l6 aud IL, In Township SO
South, Range l6 West, Salt Lake
Meridh a.; District No. Three shall
include oil the land am braced within |
the boundaries Of said District lying
South IF the qusItor corner common
to Sections l6 aud IL. IN Township I
SO South, Range le West. Salt Lake
Meridian
1T is THEREFORE, HEREBY OR
DhRER, ,thaten eisction Is airscted
to oc beld-in said above dsacei Lad
Electtop ptccsssts Within tae esid \
Irrigation District, on Saturday, the |
26tn dsy OF August. 1911; that on
said day the polis are directed To
open at O'Clock n. M, aud 20 re
main open uRtil 6 clock p. m., M
which timo and places all land own.
ers within said district who are en-
titled to vote, may have the privilege
of voting for or against the organiza-
tion of the Iron County Irrigation
District aud for the election OF
Board OF Directors, three in number.
one from eech of the three election
precincts above specified.
The polling places for the three
election precincts within the Iron
County Irrigation District, are here.
by designated as follows:
Polling place for Precinct No.
One shall be at the South vest corner
of the Northwest quarter OF Sect on
16, iu Township SO South, Range 10
West, s. L. III.
Polling place for Preclnct No. ,. 4
shall be mt Tho South. coat corner OF
the North east qlsrter of Section II, 4
Township 80 s1nth. Rarge l6 West, 4
5 LIN. !;
Polling rlace for Precinct No. 3,
shall he nj thn North east corner of
-hn southeast quarter of SEQ iou ~, 4
10 ynship SO South, Range rs West, n
l. Met b
Passed by the Board Of County II
Comm iss ionerssbf Iron O3uuty. S,ete ii
u Ut-h, in regular session beld Al II
he County Court House. ~ PsroWtn II
City the County Seat OF esid County, II
N the Tth day cf August, A D., Il
.9Il II
ssal) j. II ARTHUR, II
Chairman. Il
Affect: Chas. D. Adams. Cauui, 4
Cork. s.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11

Char seslAia's S9iiG chol Ess,s ana
-,"eI sl ug IL nov lt may save lie.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11

tRs'A efo Cesar ard Bull
sct's iarw, q combination look
mouey nu'es containing over s42 IN
1918 vet ard ollie. Finder will
p fatlf - rjed by returning
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11


July Il. 1911. '' "'"
Notice is hereby given that Henry v,LL.,
pramg whose posi- of &c address liz Cedar E,i,r
IAN has mide application. IN accar,iance Eyi3,
ne requlrsfDents Of the Cnnlpiltd I'D ~
ian iO5' ~ amepded by the Session Ia A. 81
80 ss9' ana M TO approximate six tho, bssnd
s sns 'oV1 Ola cuhesioot Of water per Iecond
sin an UNNAMED slring Ia Iron Connty/ Utah
o9lu hprlng Is sitiat-detn pviut wIi,,1 hear.
1r, degrees 2minn'es west 30 $ Zee fdistant
rom the southeast corner ofAection n Tn,s,
shl VI south. RanVe ~ Wes kls - ~ ne ~
and meiiniau The water wrrrx 80 =. "a, rted =,
the place where II issue, fr |# ~ q <# ~" az
conveyed by means OF a hin E M if ,is5t, 800
~ 40 feet nd tber used durNN 4 EA 'I' 49,
January To December 81 kEta0 % tAt ,,r ,
wear, fir stock Watering M rM ne |fE.M 49,
q ton Is designated In tneW M H|33 al'I','
office as No 1901. W #KXM "'S' 4"
All protests Rgainsis theY WI KINNEY al,
application, stating the reasdf ~ MMK 49,,
be made by affidavit Ia dupt WI UM d.. n' ,'
TINS office within thirty 1871 VIZ H|Hr The ,.o,''
pletion of the publication Of RIA - ''''''
ca MANNER
Date Of FIRST publication Inn a. ~
completion Of publication ANY, M IoIi ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11

SAMUEL GELL.
=, Oedrr CITY. Utah
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-31
ENDURANCE MOTORCYCLE
RUN WAS A SUCCESS.

The Neutrality-suspicious. endurance run
held under the auspices of the New
Jersey Motorcycle Club yesterday
proved to be a grand success. Out of
the thirty-nine that started thirty fin
ished. The Pennsylvania Motorcycle
Club. of Philadelphia, will probably get
the silver cup for the most riders. as
the local club was not eligible for this
trophy. At least twenty riders had
perfect scores, each of whom will re-
ceive gold medals. The manufacturers
team, trophy is between the Yale and
Excelsior teams. with odds in favor of
the former.
Several spills happened on the course,
but none were seriously injured.
There was one woman rider in the
race, Mrs. Clayton Cox. of Elizabeth,
who occupied a side car driven by her
husband, The pair made the run to
Camden.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-31
EVANS WORMING
WAY TO TOP In
ENGLISH TOURNEY
Is Now Among the Sixteen OF
the Fifth Round, Going
Evenly.

PRESTWICK, Scotland, May 81.
@HARLES EVANS. JR., of the
Edgewater Golf Club, Chicago
district, Americas hope in the
British amateur golf championship
tournament, now being played on the
Prestwick links, today worked his way
into the group Of sixteen players left IN
the fifth round. In the fourth round
this morning he defeated Sidney Fry,
of the Royal North Devon Club. by 4
up and . to play.
The C~hicagoah was at the top of his
form in today's round and easily an
pushed his opponent. Fry was runner
up in the championship a few years
ago and is still considered one of the
strongest players in the United King
dom.
The sensation of the morning was the
defeat of John Ball, seven times win
ner of the British amateur title, by a
comparative outsider, r, w. Crum-
mack. of the Lytham Club, by 4 up and
2 to play.
H. L. Cav, of Philadelphia. who is
entered from Lake Como. was beaten
in the fourth round by Lionel Mum,
of the Royal Dublin Golf Club, by > up
and to play.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-31
LEAGUE NOTES

1t fell to the lot of the Royals to
upset the fast-traveling Rochester
champions and break their record by
defeating the Ganzelites in a double
header yesterday and making it three
straights. Previously the Hustlers
had not lost two consecutive games.
Billy Burke, the Holy Cross boy, is
one of the best hunters in the league,
though he is a pitcher. He stood the
Hustlers on their heads and started
the rally that won the second game at
Rochester yesterday in the thirteenth
inning.
Even big George Mcconnell couldn't
stop the fast-traveling Royals, and had
to be yanked out in the ninth.
The Maple Leafs made a big gain
by taking w from the Bisons. Stall
ings needs pitchers and a few more
good hitters before his team will be a
pennant contender.
Seventy-eight runs were score in
the eight games played yesterday in
the Eastern League.
kid Mueller was knocked out of the
box by the Bisons in the afternoon, but
Lush saved the game for the Leafs.
A%lperman and Hanford had homers
in the first game between the Royals
and Hustlers. Sam Lichenhein,
owner of the Royals, was present at
Rochester and in high glee whe the
Montreal aggregation made it three
straight over the Ganzelites.
Henline. of the Bisons. is hitting in
his old-time stride again. Yesterday
he had three more satellites in the two
games.
Dick Rudolph is rounding into form
for the Leafs. He won the morning
game for the Kelleyites, letting the
Bisons down with one run n five
hits.
Baltimore only got an ever break at
Providence. but the Orioles flew up
one perch through the victory, and are
now third. Jack Dunn owes Joe Kelley
a vote IF thanks for trimming the
stailinRs te; twice.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-31
SUNSTAR WINS
ENGLISH DERBY
OVER. BIG FIELD

EPSON DOWNS. Eng, May 81
England's blue ribbon turf fixture, the
EPSON derby, of 1872, 500, for 3~-year-olds,
distance abou IL miles, was won to-
day by J.. b. Joels Sunstar, the favor
lite. Lord Derby's Stedfast was second
and Royal Tender third. Twenty-six
horses started.
Sunstar, the winner, is a brown colt
by Sundridge out of Doris. He won
the 1000 guinea stakes at Newmarket
on April &c last, and has been a steady
favorite at I to A in the betting.
Phryxus finished fourth. Harry
Payne Whitney's All Gold n Louis
Winan's Adam Bede. the only two
American horses to start. were I'M
placed.
Two lengths separated the Joel colt
from Lord Derby's Steadfast at the
winning post.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-31
HARNESS HORSE RACING SEASON
INAUGURATED WITH MUCH SUCCESS

black trotting mare Little Ella A..
owned by Ed Allen, won the event and
stepped the first mile in 2:19A.
PlainGeId.
At Plainfield the chestnut gelding
Aaron B.. owned by Adam Blair. won
the PIG pace, defeating the brown
gelding Strong Heart. He paced both
heats better than 2:1a. and had some
thing left at the finish, and, judging
from present indications, he will be a
hard horse to beat In his class this
season.
The roar stallion Mcneil, the only
local horse to Start at the Plainield
meeting, in many ways went a salts
factory race. He had the speed of the
party" but broke badly in each heat.
In the second heat he made a break
on the second turn, which put him
fully an eighth of a mile behind his
field. Yet he finished right in the bunch
at the wire. His manners in getting
away were perfect, and with a little
more schooling in company he will
doubtless be a very different horse.
HohOkus.
AT HohoKuS they stepped along right
well in all the races. Maxfield Patchen,
at one time trained over the local
track, won the 2:25 pace, best time
2:21A. Lady Katrina. owned by Rich
ard Delafield, the New York banker,
and who last year was one of the best
3-year-olds doing business in the
bushes, won the 2:24 trot in straight
heats, best time 2:24h. Jerry Jr. paced
the first heat of the 2:1S pace in 2:i5h,
but the event. after going six heats,
was finally won by Reba j., in the
stable of Pete Goode.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-31
BLADE GOES FIFTY
MILES IN 80 MINUTES,

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. May s1s-In
the motorcycle races at the Springfield
Stadium yesterday Fearless Blade,
of California, won the feature event, a
fifty-mile professional race, in 80 min
utes 45 seconds, and led home the field
in a ten-mile professional event IN
Z minutes 80 1-5 seconds.
An intercity race, in which Boston,
Worcester, Providence, Springfield,
Bridgeport and Waterbury were repre-
scented, was won by E. ]. Mooney. of
the Springfield team, who covered the
five miles in 4 minutes II 1-5' seconds.
Waterbury was second.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-31
Sports Of the Day
GOLFING AFFAIRS
= WRITTEN BY EXPERT
ON EVERY COURSE.
B. wi. STANLEY, r STARTING
HANDICAP RACE AT THE VELODROME
]. F. Stanley, Golfer,
Figures Prominently
in Days Sport.

IT WO prominent young business
men of Newark, b. NJ. Stanley,
il. and j. F. Stanley, jr.,
cousins. We're prominent in the sport
ing world yesterday.
Up at the Nelodroine e. NJ" was
the principal figure. acting as starter
for the bicycle race bearing his name
that will hereafter be "a cycling classic
annually. Barney as Mr.. Stanley is
familiarity known, is devoted to sport,
being an enthusiastic autoist and gun
ner, besides taking a lively interest IN
most other forms of sport.
Down at Deal j. F." set the anna
teur golf mark for the links there at
y, one stroke higher than the profess
sional record for the course. To show
that it was no luke, Mr.. Stanley went
out yesterday afternoon and made rs.