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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-09
CIRCULATION STATEMENT,
Average number Of complete and i

Average number Of complete and "
perfect copies Of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and sun
day during the year 1910. .22s1
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month OF May
1911 49,. ............ 222i
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15

|already been done, and that the whole matter would be filed w''h the depart lment within a short time.
 There was exhibited specimen sheets from the big metropolitan newspapers showing how the cam |paign of advertising on now was get tieng before the people, and the large |cuts and the convincing style of the advertisements pleased those present ito view them.
 Hot Springs Is about to be surfeit led with western outlets The Clark Lumber Company submitted further information conveying their desire to perfect their line to the city, and an eastern visitor representing capital in. terested in direct route west from Hot Springs to Mena, made known his desire to get in the game and build Hot Springs railroad
 Committees were appointed to com plete the advertising fund so that this work may be carried to completion. They are H. J. Lehman, George SeAmelzel, E. M. Cohen, First dis trict. ]. J McManus, T. A. Cockburn, E. F- Klein and s. c. Cassell. Second district. Richard Bancroft, J. A. Frau gett, J J. Ledgerwood, Third dis trict.
 The league will entertain the visit. ing baseball players of the big leagues. and the visiting newspaper men who accompany them. from time Ito time during their visit to Hot Springs this season.
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iug for the Confederate Veterans, who hold their annual reunion at Little Rock next May, according to resolu- tion adopted at the Business Mems League last night.
 This city. being close to the reun- ion headquarters. will keep in active tcuth with the Little Rock entertain ment committee, and lend it's every influence towards making the visit of the veterans to Arkansas grand treat.
 Secretary Bedding made his report, covering the recent visit to Washing ton. at last nights meeting, and an nouuced further that the work of pre- pairing the photos for the booklet the Interior Department is to issue had
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
WOULD DUST eoULDs.
Standard and New York Financiers
 After Missouri Pacific.

St. Louis, Mo- Fe5. 14.--Attorneys representing the Standard Oil and Kuehn-Loeb interests. which are re- ported to be seekifG control of the Missouri-Pacific Railroad Company. made formal dsrlena for the stock hcnks cf toe core Mefion here today.
 The attorneys stated they wanted to get the names and addresses of all stockholders. This was with the view ct obtaining their b,oxies for use in the election to be held March IA, at whleh the eastern aries, it is said, hope to cust the Gouids from the con trol of the system.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
cHANTicLEER.

There will be a Chandelier party Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claude Marsh on Central ave nue. from to G. for the benefit of the Central Methodist church. A pleasing and entertaining program has been ar ranged, which will introduce some rare innovations.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
For Sale by All Druggists

IS NOTHING JUST As TAKE NO sussT,r,,rr-TtiERs IF YOUR DRUGGIST NOT KEEP coscuRA SEND .,oo TO
 THE coscuRA REMEDY COM PAny. HOT SPRINGS, ARK. AID
 JAR WILL BE SENT YOU POST PAID. M
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ogLkosh. wis. Jan. IS, 1905.

OghkOsh, WlB.l JdHs Ib' 1VVV'
 .oscura Remedy Co.. Het Springs. ArK.
 My Dear sir-I have used quite mum per of packaEes of "COSCURA. both Tor myself and friends. All who have used 1t are pleased. VIII you kindly send ne half dozen packages by mail CT express I think express will be cneeper. will remit as soen as goods are received. J nay put "COsCuRA' in every drug store in the city Let me hear from you 1t once. Yours truly, s.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
FIRST BALL GAME.

bIy Lta4ueTs OIasH IH 0dFhe al Wd-
 jestie Park Today.
 After an abortive attempt to open the baseball season a few days ago the weather interfering. the exhibition season will be opened this afternoon at the Majestic Park. when the All Nationals and the AH-Amerlcans will clash in the initial struggle.
 The weather man has promised to be good this time and 1t is expected that good sized crowd will witness the game
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15

You are invited to attend the dem onstration of Betsy Ross Coffee and Tea at Duties Store this after noon.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15

You are invited to attend the demonstration of Betsy Ross" Fruits at Duties Store
 this afternoon.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15

You are invited to attend the dem, onstration of Betsy Ross" Coffee and Tea at Duffie's Store this after noon. a
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15

You are invited to attend the of Betsy Ross Fruits at Duffie's Store
 this afternoon.
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But Saint Valentine has dull dart this morning headache.
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i)ec. 1g. 1905,

Ncc. los tSVts Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hst springs. Ark Gentlemen Enclosed you will find my .heck for y2. Kindly send me two Jars of "CCSGURA" to uny address here. have aIse given the acvise to num- Der of friends whom also are very much c!eased. Be careful and pack correctly. One of my bottles was smashed to piecea asst summer. It's a good thing. Yours lrniy. L. A. ABBOTT
 Hotel Regent. washington. D. C.,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
COSCURA THE MARVELLOUS SKIN CURE A Prenpt and Unequaed Remedy for all Forms of Eczema, Lupus, Acne, Psoriasis, Herpes, Ulcers, Itching Piles and all Skin Diseases
 For Chapped Hands COscura Has No Equal
Read What People Who Have Used Coscnra Have to Say

such 6 wonderful preparation, ana prosperous continuance of your bunipsss remain. very truly yours.
 CIaEM KEER.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
CITY WILL AID
 LITTLE ROCK IN MATTER OF CARING FOR THE c0NFE DEBATE VETERANS Ar
 REUNION IN MAY.
ausincss Mems league Hears Of Two Western Outlets That Are Anx-
 ious to Reach Hot Springs.

Htt Springs will extend Little Rock all possible aid in the matter of car
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Be ncv. m. Bent.

be Hcy. m, Sept. II, 1903, ;osruIs homSdy Co. Hst Springs. Ark. Gentlemen Enclosed find expra,u meney order for ono dollar, for one hns d "ConCUhA" Skin Cure. which wsss
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
st. Louis. Aug. I9. Iyvo-

Coscura Remedy O., Hst Spi ings, trk-
 Dear Sir--l have friend here that has a case of eczema tho same as had for ! yearu, and l wish you to write Q Rew lines that 1 can give this boy to read ana state how he can get your "COISukA. | have never had it any more since thai time. Hoping to hear from you ss@n remain yours truly, .......,
 The man from the Ostrich Farm.
 Address Chas. E. Johnson zhp W. ss
 ferson Avenue. St. Louis. Mo
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Auxust l1, 1903.

soscurh Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs Ark.
 Kindly send me at once two jars eos. the salve since November. You have sent 1t to me at New Orleans, Meridian md here, and can highly recommend 1t. nave put lots sf pesple on to cos inside of all the wrappings Respect fully, MRS. A. F. SHEARMAN.
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0. W. B. JOHNSTON.
cOLuMpUg. oh,o, ,ct u ,,s,

I4O Woodbine Ave. Oak Park, III Dear 5irs-Please find enclosed ons doilsr Tor which please send me bon or "gOSCURA." I can not live without h Very truly, Ford Club. Pueblo Gel
 MISS STELLA l. REYNOhDn. :
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Bkagway. Alaska. June (, 1908.

BkEKW Wdys AIhskhl JUIls B, IyU5. soscur1 Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs, Ark. Sir-Enclosed find two deliars for two bottles of "COSCURA." Kindly send by aail at once and oblige.
 H. D. KIRMSE P. B.-Wnat is tb . begt figures on one ioxen lots as I thinx that I can sell quite | nun7ber.
 'oscurs Remedy Co, Het Springs, Ara. Dear Sir-While fn Het Springs fcr nH, I was under the treatment Of the ioctor all sne time I was in Hot Springs snd he didn't do me any good He made me worst all the time until had to quit wonderful remedy "COSCURA," 30 tried two boxes of your saive before left Hot Springs and 1t cured my face ID 50 nicely. You can send me one hox f yodr "COScaRA" at once. I will send
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
Springfield. Mo. Dot. jo. 1864.
 Central Hotel Haises.

Coscure Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs. Ark 0entiemen- Enclosed find s1. Pleass mail me 0ne jar Of "Cc6CURA" I can1 xeep It hivery enc takes 1t awi.y frpu mine had bad face. went tc my erik and got the jar. He used it twice and | couldn't get 1t back. He sent for 1ar lGenln, Ft. Scott. I gave half of mins at once. Yours. etc,
 C. w R JOHNgTON
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Nnrfalk. Yn ln,r 22. 1

Norfelk. Va, Ju.y zZ, lyDS. -oscura Remedy Co, Hst Springs. Ark. Gentlcmen-Piease ship at once one
 far of "COSCURA." It beats anything
 { aver used. Enclosed fined sl.00.
 JACK SHERMAN.
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Paducns. Ky, June zg, I9es 'or more of the ealve the next time nave had the ecEenR three yearB au1 it aa-l spread all over me, but I am nearly well Do you est anything sweet when
 hIRS WILLIE WYLY.
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S9scura Remedy Co, Het Springs. Ark lar or COsCuRA," same as got of you wnlie there same years back for eozernk send It at once. 1t is all you claim fof IL. want it fer piles, etc Respectfully. c. A. CARMICHAEL Coscura Remeuy Co.,, Het Springs. Art. crTn s-Find dollar for the "C0s- Denr Sir Enclosed please find New ,. nork Draft for 2l.00, for which pleeee winter before last when at the BpEfnQ l used several jars 0i "COSCURA" uDe4 tne advice of Billy" Maurice, and certainly does the work. and quick. t0A tourr truly. ROBT. c. BOYu.
 1742 Dennison Avsnoe
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F4, scott, kan. sept q Iso4.

Ft Scott Kan. Sept 9. 1904. Coscura Remedy Co, Het Springs. Ark. Enclosed find express order Cor SLIGO. Please send me by mall one bottle Of "COSCURA." It surely Is the proper thing for ooeze lighters ann req faces. 4 me some for trial and will ray 1t is something wonderful Yours truly,
 R. D. G0BTN.
 s2e East Wall Street
 Hale, Mo, June g. 1903. CoscuVa Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs. Ark. Gentlemen--i have used one bottle of your "COsCUJlA" for eczema and ind 1t has helped me more than any thing else have used 80 far and as no ones selling it here. l enclose s200. for which send me the amount in the remedy and make us prices on it by the half dozen )r doxen bottles. Yours truly,
 Fl h. TRACY
 e1b Boyd Street
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skaxway, Alaska, July ie 1908. coscura Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs. Ark
 Dear Sir-Enclosed find money order foi for one dozen bottles of cos CURA," to be sent by mall at once, and sbligs II. D. KIRMSE.
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hewisburg, Ky. Jan. 6, 190

SDWt50hi 8Y thyss Soh V ASNrs ,oscura Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs, Ark. Gentlemen--I enclose you yl fer which you will please send me one t.s # salve. My wife's face has been. bro<en nut for fifteen years. One day she said ,he would give me s100 if l would cure Ter face. Incidentally 1 heard of your COsGURA' and ordered one jar. which ,he has used. and l am glad to say her 'ace is as 1t was in girlhosd. Now she won't pay me the s100 What would you To under the circumstances I am recon mending "COSCURA" to all nn1 friends Respectfully, O. T. SUTTON. s02 Mxtamoras St., San Antonio. Tex.
 Toronto, Ont, Oct. s, 1905. Gentlefnen---Please send me by mai one box "COECURA" sintment. also Iuote me prices an q quantity. I can sell a lot of the atiifr here. Thanking YOU in advance g. M. IRISH & co.
 per G. L. Irish.
 Fort Scott. Kan, March s. ls05 -oscura Remedy Co. Het Springs, Ark. Gentlemen--Encioeed fnd one dollar. Plense send me one more jar of your 'COSCURA" Skin Cure, it sure dses it's work ar represented R. n. GDBfN.
 620 IL. Wall St
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
RAILROADS

The Centennial Exposition, 1876, and
The Worlds Fair, 1894.
are reckoned as the greatest expeditions thIs
country has known. but the wonderful adj
vances In science. mechanics. agriculture.
horticulture. ETC.. will without question,
Mace
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
HOUSE STRUCTURES
ON STATEHOOD ARE
SENT into SENATE
Senators Must Now Deal
With Resolution Sending
Constitutions Back.

The fate of the constitutions of New
Mexico and Arizona, in part disapproved
by the House, is now up to the Senate.
The House late yesterday passed the
joint resolution exactly as reported py
submits to each of these territories their
respective constitutions.
New Mexico is directed to vote upon
an amendment making its constitution
easier to amend. Arizona is given a
hint that the House does not approve
of the recall of judges. as provided for
in the Arizona constitution, and an cleo
ton must be held upon the recall. with
the judiciary provision eliminated.
1t Is not made mandatory that Arizona
shall reverse itself on the recall propo-
sition, but the debate hos shown that
there Is some doubt as to the entrance
Of the State into the union so long as 1t
holds out for the recall of the judiciary.
Another vote, the House believed, would
show a change of sentiment.
Representative Mann, the minority
leader. attempted TO recommit the
Statehood resolution to the committee,
but was voted down, PA to 81. The eff
feet of the Mann motion was to admit
New Mexico forthwith. as most OF the
Republicans approve OF its constitution.
1t should not be admitted tgto the union
until 1t promised Esver % invoke the
recall Of judge2
The closing day OF the debate v as
one CT oratorical efforts. Representa-
fives Iittle,on, Sherley and Mccall
made a hit III his maiden speech against
tie recall, which was also opposed by
Mr. Sheriey, Mr.. Mccall, former Speak
er Cannon and others.
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
DEATH Of STECHER
CAUSES DELAY OF
ALL LEAGUE GAMES
Sunday School Teams Can
eel Contests for Week in
His Honor.

Owing to the death of Frank j.
Stecher, the well-known amateur base
ball player, who was stricken suddenly
during a game at Thirteenth and D
streets northeast. late yesterday, the
Sunday School Baseball League, of
which Stecher was a member, has can
celed its games for the remainder Of
the week.
Stecher was left fielder Of the Ham
first half of the first inning. AS he
passed the players bench he dropped to
the ground. His team mates and others
FASTENED to his assistance. Among them
was DR.. A. T. Butz, of 70l East Capitol
street; who is also a member Of the
doing all in his power to revive the suf-
ferer, an alarm was sent In to the
Casualty Hospital, but Stecher died be-
fore the ambulance arrived.
His brother, John Stecher, said last
night mis- brothers health had been
good. and. with the exception Of an at
tack Of muscular rheumatism more
than a year ago. he had not been
known TO be i'll.
Mr.. Stecker was thirtyesix years
Old, and married, but leaves no chill
dren. He We q steamfittef BY trade.
Heart failure is thought to be the
"a',se Of death. for the game had just
exertioh. especially in his part OF the
field. TO cause him to be overcome by
the heat.
Mr.. stecher is survived by his wife,
his mother, Mrs. Mary Stecher; three
william. Joseph and John
Stecher, OF this city-and two sisters
Elizabeth Stecher, of Baltimore. Ar
rangements for the funeral have not
been made.
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
TEST VOTE FAVORS
PROPOSED MERGER
Two Score Interviews Secured at Random From Board of
Trade Members Show Sentiment Is Strong
for the Change.

two associations like the Chamber and
the BOARD. We need only one, and
would get better results if we had only
one.
F. w. Brandenburgh-I want to be re-
corded as emphatically against the
merger.
Fears Loss of Interest.
Henry Brewood-Tm afraid If we con-
soidate there will be loss of interest
In the work Of both organizations. l
haven't definitely decided how I'll vote.
and will wait until l hear both sides
before l decide.
E. NJ. Carter-I vote No" loud and
clear. That's all 1 have to say. I'm
against the merger.
Frank T. Chamberlin - There's no
need of two trade bodies in Washington
It's a waste of energy and money to
have more than one. l favor consoli-
dalton.
w. G. Carter-My position is shown
by my vote in the post card poll. cast
my ballot for consolidation, and shall
do II again.
=. Miller Kenyon favor the merger.
John B. Sleman, jr.-My position IN
the matter was clearly set 1ortn IN the
circular letter asking members 10 vote
The circular expressed my views fully
Every consideration demands that the
Chamber and Board of Trade get to-
gether.
Conrad H. Syme-Just as a greater
more efficient and capable organization
in the Chamber of Commerce followed
the merger of the Business Mems and
Jobbers' and Shippers associations, so
will a larger and better organization
follow the merger of the Chamber and
Board of Trade.
Favors An Inquiry. !
W. P. Van wickIe-By- ali means let
the Board of Trade appoint commit
tee to meet the Chambers committee
and frame q program of details. cover
ing the form-fof organization and the
amount Of dues. and then present their
report to both bodies.
Thomas ". Smith-In my opinion
there is a great duplication of effort on
the part of the two organizations. and
/ believe a merger would result in great
benefit to the city.
Edwin H. Snyder-There is absolutely
no question but that a merger of the
two bodies would result in great good.
1 am very much in favor of the con-
templated action.
Frank H. Jackson-I voted for the
merger in the postal card poll. and eX-
pect to vote for it again tomorrow
night
Bernard T. Janney-I voted against
consolidation. and am unalterably OPP
posed to II still.
George II. Judd-We should have con-
solidation of the Chamber of Commerce
and Board of Trade Failing in this, we
should have cooperation among the
committees of the two organizations.
Unless the merger goes through, would
favor each society adopting rule that
all questions referred to committees be
taken up by the committee in conjunc-
tion with the similar committee of the
other organization.
John F. Jarvis-I think consolidation
would be greatly to the advantage OF
both organizations. 1t would certainly
be to the advantage Of the community.
Henry c. Karl always have been
opposed to the merger and always
shall be.
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
Handicap Golf Tourney
Begun at Chevy Chase

The closed handicap golf tournament
of the Chevy Chase Club began this
afternoon, with thirty-two of the best
known golfers in the city contesting for
honors on the links.
The Presidents Cup, given by Gist
Blair, is the trophy which will be given
the winner of the tourney, and a suit
able prize for the runner-up will be
awarded by the club. Today, tomorrow,
and Friday to second and third rounds
or handicap match play, eighteen holes,
will be contested. while the semi-finals
and final handicap match play of eight
cen holes will take place on Saturday.
The prominence of the players this af-
! ternoon gives much interest to the tour
ney The list follows: :. w. Childress
~ r, Kaufman, c. L. Mariatt VS..
"a, W Denfeld. ]. Paul VS.. ]. H: Clapp,
R. Stead VS.. G. L. Bayard, NJ. Thomp-
son VS.. Alexander Britton, F. B. Poe vs..
R Lewis, F. H. Gillett VS.: F: F.
bold. c. P. Van Wyck VS.. A. Lard, w
Tuckerman VS.. J. H. de Sibour, H: w.
Scoville VS.. D. S. Barry, E. NJ. Talcott
Us. S. Dalzell. Victor Kaufman VS.,
E H Lotus. J. H. Gore VS.. J. NJ. Ster-
rett, J. D. Cassells VS.. G. G. Perkins,
A. ). Worthington VS.. n. Longworth.
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
Baker Funeral Is
Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for William s,
Baker, aged seventy-one years, a prom
inent Mason, who committed suicide
yesterday morning, will be held tomor-
row afternoon at his residence. GIG Q
street northwest, the Rev. ]. ]. Muir
officiating.
The funeral will be in charge of Hope
Lodge, No. 20. F. and A. NJ. and OF
Lincoln Post. G. A. R. 1nterment will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
He Is survived by his widow, a daugh-
ter, and grandchild. Thirty nine
years ago he came to Washington and
took a position in the Government
Printing Office. where he remained un-
til the time Of his death.
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
Bids Opened for New
Furniture for Schools

Pids for furnishing the public schools
of the District with desks, chairs and
other furniture were opened today at
the school storehouse in G street north
west.
The hide were opened by Harry D.
IIine. secretary Of the board OF educa-
ton. in the presence Of committees rep
resenting the hoard and the District
Commissioners. -,
Furniture of the highest quality will
be required by the board for the en-
suing year, and each piece will be
carefully examined as to the kind OF
wood used before 1t Is accepted.
Charges V ere made few weeks ago
that furniture furnished the schools
during the last few years was not up to
the required standard. and that gen
nine cherry was not used in all Of the
desks.
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
wild BOB BURhAN
WILL TRY FOR NEW
SPEEDWAY MARKS
Benz Driver Out After Rec
ords Held by Victor
Hemery.
TO MAKE SPURTS JUST
BEFORE BIG CLASSIC
Plans to Enter Five Hundred
Mile Race Same
Day.
By HARRY WARD.

The fact that wild Bob" Burman,
holder of the worlds straightaWay
records for the k!lometer. mile, ana
two-mfle distances. will try for some
speedway records next Tuesday mas
excited the interest of motorists IN
all sections of the country.
Burman is going after the speedway
records for the kilometer, quarter
mile, half mile and one mile. He mas
chosen the two and one-half mile
brick speedway at Indianapolis for
the trials and will thrill the great
crowds gathered to witness the 5oo-
mile international sweepstakes race
with his daring dashes.
Burman is scheduled to drive in the
big race, and his trial dashes for
records will take place one hour be-
fore the start of the 500-mile grind
He will drive the ''Blitzen Benz" used
,,by Barney Oldfeld in hanging up
new records. 1t is the same car W
(which Burman wrested Oldheld's
prized records on the Florida beaches
(. Hemery Holds Record.
: The speedway half-mile record OF
= 1908 seconds. as well as the kilo-
meter record of 17.7e seconds. is held
, by Victor Hemery. Who made this
: time in a Benz on. the Brookland's
track in England. JOldfieId never was
Z able to bring tbG marks to America,
I, but Burman has outdriven Barney
/, in the big Car and believes he can
ryrest the mark away from the Ger
ma9, Tho mile mark is held by Old
fneld, made on the Indianapolis speed
I Ii- {ron 2b 62
q The Michigan daredevil will have
: rough day of 1t on May 30. for. after
A irving for the worlds records, he will
pilot a Benz car through the 5OO-mile
race. He has a new car rently imported
A., from the factory in Germany. Along
I, with Billy Knipper at the wheel Of an
.. other car of the same make, ne Will Try
s to annex the big race. The gritty Bur
, man has been severely tried before, ana
. has proved the equal of any task i'm
posed. The question of his abilty TO
break records and win the greatest race
= in history all in one day is questioned
: however. He has shown his willing
. ness to battle wheel 10 wheel with the
f, others, however. which Is by tar more
than former worlds record holders have
been willing to do to any great extent
- Parade Before Race.
, Just after Burman's trials the forty
, six cars and drivers who are to try for
the $4,000 purse in the 5oO-mile event
: will travel around the track at twenty
miles an hour and receive an introduce
ton to the throng gathered 20 witness
the classic. Each will be announced as
( he passes the stands, and the public
will be given an opportunity to see every
car while 1t travels at a low rate of
: speed. Then the monster field will
! come to the line, and, after taking one
lap behind President Carl G. Fisher, Of
the speedway. as pacemaker. at forty
, miles an hour. the timers will start to
! work, the starter will give the word.
: the big starting bomb will break 800
feet up in the air. unfurling a huge
American flag, and the greatest auto
mobile race Of all time will be on.
The Washington times., 1911-05-24
Longboat in Race.

NEW YORK. May 4.-Longboat. the
Canadian Indian. win be among the
starters in the twenty-mile professional
foot race here on Decoration Day. There
will be nine starters.