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New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
FIRST AUTO RACE OF YEAR
Daring Drivers to Try for New
Marks at Guttenburg Track.

Lovers OF fast automobile driving can
satisfy their lust for speed at the old Gut
tcnburg racetrack tomorrow morning. when
Ralph De Palma, wild Bob" Burman, Da-
vid Bruce Brown, who won the Grand Prize
race at Savannah. and Howard Wilcox will
turn out In an effort to establish new track
records.
De Palma Will drive his so-horsepower
Simplex car. Burman Will guide his Mar
quette-Buick, while Bruce-Brown will pin
his faith to the Benz car which carried
him to victory in the big International race
at Savannah.
In addition to the exhibitions there will
be a special ten-nlile race between the Mer-
Ger and Correja ears, Of Newark. The cars
will race for a purse OF not less than $3.50.
The races will start at 1890 o'clock in the
morning.
Robert Lee Morell. ID, vice-president of
the Automobile Club Of America, will act
as referee, while Fred Wagner will do
the starting Mr.. Morell was referee Of
the International race for the Grand Prize
at Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

sid Axworthy. a chestnut trotter owned
by Charles Welland, which holds the
worlds record Of 5s9. seconds for half a
mile on the road, made IN 1905 on the Bos-
ton Speedway. is learning to pace over win
ter New Yorkers had seen him step down
the Speedway here at a zoo pace, and as
a matinee horse he has been considered al
most inWncible.
Under the circumstances horseren will
be surprised to learn that this pure level
gated trotter can pace just about as fast
as he can trot
On tho paternal side Sid Axworthy mas
a long line OF trotters behind him, being
by Axworthy, which Is a true born rotter
and which gets nothing but trotters II
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
ARRANGE FOR MANY RUNS
Athletes Will Start the New
Year with Much Activity.

The first open athletic competitions Of the
/ new year will be held tomorrow afternoon
! in the form Of 'cross-country running. The
Yonkers Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will conduct a five-rlile race through
| the streets Of the Westchester town. The
numerous prizes to be distributed have at
tracted big list OF entries.
The other race will be held by the Great
Neck Hills Country Club, over a six-mile
course. The bulk Of the competitors will
come from Brooklyn, but several Of the
Manhattan clubs have entered teams.
Eight valuable prizes, including hand
some team cup will be awarded. The re-
spective long runs are handicap affairs.
Lawson Robertson will be busy coach
the coming indoor and early outdoor sea-
son. The rangy Irish-American Athletic
Club trainer. excluding his handling Of HIS
clubs athletes. is also engaged by the
Erasmus Hall High School, New York Uni
versity and the 18th Regiment
Billy Boschen, the speedy sprinter has
severed his connection with the Acorn
Athletic Association and has joined the
Irish-American Athletic Club tribe. Rob
ertson is fortunate in securing such
promising athlete. as. Judging by his Won
derful performances and repeated victories
of last year, lie should develop into
champion
Jim Duncan. the junior national discus
throWer Of the Mohawk Athletic Club, has
resigned from the Bronx Indian Club The
loss will be severely felt, as Duncan has
been a most consistent point gatherer for
his club II is said that he will join the
Irish-American Athletic Club.
Competition will be plentiful AZ the an
nuaI games Of the Xavier Athletic Asso-
citation, TO be held at the 22d Regiment
Arnory on next Saturday night as several
hundred athletes will compete. Diamond
medals will as usual. be the prizes
The Trinity Club. Of Brooklyn, under the
energetic coaching Of Harvey Cohn, is de-
yeloplng an exceptionally strong cross
country team. Cohn has a squad of forty
candidates IN training who give promise
10 furnish another surprise. as in 1908 IN
the coming open runs.
The Trinity Club intermediates extend an
Invitation 70 registered athletes 70 COM
pete in a practice run tomorrow afternoon.
starting at the clubhouse. No 157 Montague
street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
RICHARDS SHOWS SPEED MANY BOUTS THIS WEEK
Various Clubs Will Treat "Fans"
to Sterling Matches.

The coming week In local boxing club,
might we'll be termed bargain week, as
practically all the larger clubs will put on
two or more bouts of ten rounds between
boys who, by hard and successful work.
have worked their way into the star bout
class. The Olympic Club, the National
Sporting Club Of America and the sharkey
Club will hold extra bouts this week.
On Friday night at the National Club the
members will witness three bouts which
are scheduled TO be OF ten rounds duration
between men Of three classes: Light, well
ter and middle weight. In the first OF THESE
Tommy Maloney, the clever little West Side
lightweight. and Fighting Joe" Hyland'
the rugged boy from the same locality, VIII
box. JEFF Smith. the welterweight who has
been stopping his opponents 'in punch
will face some good boy, and Christy Will
Jams, the negro middleweight will meet
Shadow Morris.
What should be among the fastest bouts
seen here in some time will be put on az
the Olympic Club Of Harlem tomorrow
afternoon. Young" Shugro. Of Jersey City
protege OF frankie Burns, will meet the
British bantanw eight Sammy Keller. Shu-
gro Is a tough lad and has been winning
his bouts with machinelike regularity. but
in Keller he will meet a boy who VIII pu'
him 10 the acid test Keller Is fast and
clever and his recent bout with Jimmy
Walsh at the Fairmont Athletic Club proves
him to be boy Of the highest caliore' III
the second bout Charley Goldman, the vet
eran bantsmweight Of Brooklyn, Will cross
gloves with George Kitson, local boy.
PADDY Sullivan, the Fighting Irishman'
will box ten rounds with Johnny Doian az
.he Sharkey Athletic Club on WEDNESDAY
night. In addition to this bout there VIII
he two others, also OF ten rounds since
Tin, Buckley has been making the matches
for the club the class OF bouts has been
greatly improved.
The Fairnount Athletic Club OF The
Bronx will reopen its doors January ~
Leach Cross. the popular East Side dentist
will meet Cyclone Cy' Smith, the Jersey
lad. who won from him at the Olympic
Club a few months ago.
lack Martin and Johnny Moran, the
Fighting Actor" will meet at Brown
Cvnnas ium Tuesday night In the main
bout OF ten rounds. Other clubs where
shows will be held are the Long Acre the
Netropolitan, Bedford, New Polo, Reno,
Brooklyn Beach and Vanderbilt
The benefit for John Nelden, the former
sporting writer, which has been postponed
several times. will be held at the Olympic
Club OF Harlem on Friday night. Tommy
Houck and Young Wagner VIII meet In
a bout of ten rounds, and Willie Lewis VIII
box with Fighting" Kennedy in q bout
also Of ten rounds. Tommy Murphy,
Knockout" Brown. Abe Atter, Willie
Beecher and possibly owen Moran, the
British lightweight, who recently knocked
out Battling" Nelson, Will appear In ex-
hlhition bouts.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
WILL SHOW OLD BULLET
E. M. F. Company's No. 9 Has
Been Driven $4,000 Miles.

One OF the most interesting features Cd
an automobile show is always the array oe
factory owned cars that have been usee Ia
the making Of automobile history.
Battle SCARED, the marks Of their dus,s
with highways and adverse conditions
plainly shown. they form marked ecn<
trast with the beautiful new models. re-
splendent In paint. varnish and ponshsf
brass, which hedge them In on every SIDE.
The crowds como to see the new modeba
yet the stunt cars" as they are known In
factory parlancs. are always the recipients
OF popular attention.
One OF the history making motor cars
that will be seen on the circuit OF winter
shows, opening IN this city on January J. -
Bullet" EMF 80" No 9. The number
indicates order Of production. Bullet
was actually the ninth car built by the big
Detroit concern and was a member OF the
first days output Of the company.
Bullet is one of the best known uotoh
cars in the world. The car has been driven
in two years a total OF more than 7a.ou
miles. Scarcely of less Importance is thu
cars fame as a competitor In public COM
petition. On road, track, Hill and speedway
Bullet mas Deeu raceu. Inc lIOPlicS "sn
In the almost continuous series Of speed
strife will accompany the car wherever IL
is 10 be exhibited.
While the EMF Company's main purs
pose in exhibiting Bullet" Is the demon>
stration OF EMF go durability, the eas
will serve an added purpose, to illustrate
the standard chassis, on which all OF tha
EMF "3y' body types are mounted To
accomplish this end. Bullet Will carry
around the show circuit only a light rae
ing body. To all inQuirers regarding EN-
f "30' mechanical design Bullet will
give answer. Although the car is still pos
sessed OF virtually all Of its original COM
ponent parts, and differ. from the later
models in a number Of details, the differ
ences are not essential, but are merely In
the nature of refnements.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

the Benz space. There will also be 5o-
horsepower shaft driven show chassis. 30
horsepower limousine with Rothschild body
a 5O-horsepower gunboat body by Rotns-
child, a 3O-horsepOwer limousine with
body made in the Benz shops, at Mannnsim'
Germany, and a 50-horsepower limousine.
body by Burr & Co.
j. N. Quimby & Co VIII show some late
models Of Isotta- FraSchini cars fitted with
Quirnby aluminium bodies. Cesare Cont
will exhibit three four cylinder models OF
the s. p. A. cars-a B-@-horsepower' ,
$500 horsepower and S5-5-horsepovsr.
Glentworth & Jackson will display some
new Napier cars brought over from mo
Olympia show in London. The latest a.
dition to the list Is the Belgian car. Aeta'-
lurgique, which has Just been brought %
this country b. Warwick Wright
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

pany will show a new chassis produced by
the famous French maker.
Demarest & Co. Will exhibit a 40-horse-
power Itala show chassis. brought here from
the London and Paris shows; a 30-horse
power Itala limousine and a 15-horsepower
Itala landaulet, all with four cylinder en-
gines. They will also show Ss-horsepower
English Daimler chassis, with a Silent
Knight engine and wire wheels. The Dem
rest firm will display four Renault cars
H-20-horsepower landaulet. a l2-ls-
horsepower extension front landaulet, a
2O-30-horsepower limousine and a 1855
horsepower landaulet. All Of the cars
shown by Demarest & Co. viii be fitted
with their own coachwork.
The racing car with which David Bruce
Brown won the Automobile Club Of Amer
ica's grand prize gold cup Will be shown at
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
Changing Gait O0er tg,fnfer
Sid Axworthy. With Worlds Trottng Record for
Half Mile, to Try for Laurels PAGER.

would seem, then, that his pacing proclivi-
ties come TO him through his dam, Goldleaf,
2:uA. by Sydney. which also is the grand
sire Of Lou Dillon.
Mr.. Weiland has just added new trot-
ter TO his stable, De Witt, 2OSl<- Not car
ing to keep two rival trotting champions,
he set about experimenting with the weight
on sid's feet After cutting down the front
hoots and putting on featherweight. Shoes
tho hind feet were weighted.
His first mile as PAGER was made In bet
ter than go to wagon. and II one may
Judge from the half miles he has shown
on the Speedway over frozen surface\he
bids fair to become a PAGER to be reckoned
with the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
BRING YOUR AUTO TROUBLES.

Automobile troubles" Will be specially
dealt with at an exhibit TO be held III the
Educational Department Of the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association. No. 3lS
West 57th street. on Monday. January 2
,.wo automobile engines, as well as sec
tionaI parts OF engines. Will be displayed.
n. Clifford Brokaw, principal Of the auto
mobile school, Will be on hand from 10
) o'clock TO answer any questions that may
be- asked him, either by men who have ma
chimes or by prospective purchasers.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
REQ SHOWS KANSAS CITY CUP.

An unusual attraction at r. NJ. owen %
cos show rooms No. 1888 Broadway. IS
The Kansas CITY Star" cup. which was
received from Kansas city Yesterday. This
sterling trophy. which is IS inches high and
II inches IN diameter, is one Of the most
beautiful trophies ever awarded in this
country. and was won by the G. l.. Taylor
Motor Company, OF Kansas CITY, with a
1911 81 l.250 REQ $50 for making the best
score I'm the l.5Gj-mile tri-state kansas
CITY Star" endurance run, August % 10
September S, 1910. The REQ beat every car
in the contest, among its thirty-three de-
feated competitors being ave cars in the
s.. 900 class and fifteen in the 5000 class.
The Tribune Almanac, 1911, the Big
aest and Best ever issued. Price, 25
cents. Out to- morrow.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
WARREN CAR HERE FOR SHOW
Comes Overland from Detroit TO This
City in Record Time.

The Warren Wolverine" which came
overland from Detroit to the International
Automobile Show. which opens at the Grand
Central Palace tonight arrived in New
York late Thursday night, after hard
days run in the mud from Albany. The
car reached Albany on the evening Of the
2Sth. 1t had come from Syracuse in
heavily falling snow, which at times
trip constitutes a winter record between
Detroit and New York, trife less than
ten days for the distance Of more than
!, 900 miles.
were the replacement Of two spark plugs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
INVENTION TO STOP Back FIRE.

An inventive genius has produced con-
trivance which may be adjusted 10 any
make OF gasolene-drtven engine. and Is
counted on TO eliminate the dangers or
hack fire" II will be demonstrated at the
coming Madison Square Garden show In
two forms.
one OF these operates from the seat OF
the driver. and Is called the star starter"
The other IS applied crank-fashion, ana Is
called the star safety crank"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

Blobbs-Don't beef about your losses. You
should remember that the cat comes bac6.
Slobbs-That's Just IL. Most Of mine went
10 the ekitty.-Philadelphia Record
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
NAVY FIVE RUNS UP SCORE.

Annapolis. Dec SL-The Naval Academy
basketball team defeated the representa-
tives OF Gettysburg College here to-day by
a score OF 70 to L.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16

Miss Geneva Ballantyne entertain.
ed last night at her home on First
South in honor of Mrs. Myrtle Shurt-
lift, who leaves next Monday for Eu-
rope.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16
GEN. BLISS AND ADMIRAL
THOMAS HOLD CONFERENCE

San Diego. Cal, March l3.-Gen.
Bliss and Admiral Thomas had long
conference last night, the subject be,
ing the relative movements Of the for.
ces under their command Neither the
admiral nor the general felt 1T liberty
to discuss the matters taken up AZ tho
conference and nothing has develop
ed today from Washington.
The armored cruisers Maryland and
West Virginia are expected hourly on
their way from Puget Sound, These
will complete the forces ordered here
by Admiral Thomas. The gunboat
Yorktown is yet in the wireless zone
and continues to report from time tn
time.
Gen. Bliss plans an inspection oi
his forces either today or Tuesday to
determine the state of equipment for
the field. Both army and navy forces
are marking time, awaiting further or
ders from Washington.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16
HoW'S THIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
hot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
y. J, CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We, she Undersigned have known f..
J. cheney for the last Is years, and
believe MIN perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. walding, Kinnan G Mar
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16
TO THE LADIES OF NORTHERN
Utah

Your presence is requested at the
Spring Millinery Opening Friday and
Saturday, March II and IS. Miss
Reeder will display the seasons new
est creations in chic Parlsion milln.
cry This department occupies II con.
spicuous place on the first floor of
d. r. c. Co. and is replete with all
that's NEW in Hat Styles for spring
Approaching in advance your presence
and soliciting your patronage. Very
respectfully.
MISS T.. REEDER.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16

Miss Diana Beach, deputy clerk of
the court house, left Wednesday for
a short vacation to enter the Chicago
School Of Shorthand while absent
Arthur Mechan will finish his s.
room house, in fact he expects 70 &c.
cupy IL in two weeks. II Is located on
Third South.
Mrs Myrtle Shurtliff leaves on
Monday next for Europe, where she
will join her husband who has been
engaged in missionary work for the
last two years
Mrs. George Hayball leaves for
Chicago Wednesday, in order to at
tend the College of Hairdrossing and
Massage. When Mrs. Hayball re-
turns she will open parlors in Logan
Conference week In Sall Lake -,
All hotels will be crowded. Best send
word to Hyrum Baird to reserve you
rooms at the New Windsor" mic
Mrs. c. NJ. Barker of Newton was
in the city visiting with her son
Jesse G. Barker, this week. She re-
turned home yesterday
The Relief Society OF tne Second
ward are going to have big time to-
morrow night. It is to celebrate the
annual gathering and to give fare
well party to Sister Ballard and the
retiring officers. There will be a pro.
gram. dance and refreshments.
Manager o. G. Bergeron, the new
manager of the Studebaker company
and who took the place of A. G. Bar.
rett, recently moved to the Twin
Falls branch. is young sAan and a
rustler and one who has won his way
to the top by sheer good Judgment
grit and perseverance. 1t is safe to
say the Studebaker company made nc
mistake in the selection.
The old adage. 1T pays TO adver
tise," was certainly exemplified by
the way an outside merchant by the
name of Emmons came to town with {
stock of goods and literally scoopet
up the shekels. Any up-to-date adver
Using agency would tell anyone who
~is DESTROYS of knowing, that "dul
period was the best time to max,
known to the public what merchants
have to SELL" as many a stocking ant
old tin can is made to disgorge it'
frugal savings for the bargains tina
are offered. The dull season we have
passed through recently, and thu
crowd of people who came to tow
Tuesday. when cheap sale was on
/ showed that there was still a lot o
money running around loose. We al
learn by experience, and ii is hope
, that lethargic merchants will look on
, for the future and not slumber
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16
WARE CLOUDS IN EAST.

According to adyices Russia has
sent an ultimatum to China insisting
on closer adherence to the treat of
1881 War clouds seem to be lowering
over the Chinese kingdom apd Rus,
sia's avaricious eyes are turned to-
wards the Celestial kingdom.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16
coUNTERFEiTERs CAUGHT.

Many of the so-called Pure Paints
were found by the government analy-
sis to be composed of very poor ma
terial Go to Everton and Sons and
see the gvernment analysis Of all the
paints before you buy. None better
than Patton's Sun Proof nile
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16

DIR. r. j. Smith, physician and sur.
seon; offices over Carbon Jewelry
Go. Phones Independent ~, Bell 1872.
Prof. dos. A. Geddes, coach of the
Preston academy team was in Lo-'
gan on business Tuesday. IL.
The First ward mutual dance to be
given on Thursday. Mar, rs, has been
postponed.
Peacock, Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek coal. Thatcher Coal
Co. Both phones 314. II
Don't fail to go to the Idaho cham
pionship basket ball game at the b.
Y C. Friday evening.
The Wilson, one Of the leading Ho-
tells Of Salt Lake City; rates $500 per
day and upwards. Music during meal
hours. Headquarters for Cache Valley
people.
Hercules Suits are guaranteed all
pure vol and shower prof. There is
no better boys suit made. See them
at Newbold, The Clothier. mic
WAR IN MEXICO. DON'T WORRY
ABOUT THAT, JUST SEE TO IT
THAT you BUY GOOD SHOES FOR
YOURSELVES AND CHILDREN.
BIGGEST REDUCTION EVER OF.
FERED IN LOGAN AT JOHN II. AN
DERsoN's STORE. mic
Preston, Idaho, is figuring on a
semi-professional baseball team. Is
Logan to be behind in sport? 1t is a
little strange that town of this size
cannot support good ball team.
The Parents class of the Fourth
ward will give a social on Friday ev-
ening commencing at p. m. Parents
of the ward are invited to be pres
ent Refreshments and dance. Tickets
Csc. Jensen orchestra furnishes mu.
sic. 2t
Mr.. Geo. w. Thatcher is fitting up
and improving the store south of the
| music company for automobile gar
age, which will be conducted by the
Studebaker company, and which will
be completed in a few days.
Scandinavian services will be held
in the Tabernacle Sunday at 1913 a
IN. Elders Oliver Munk, James John
son and James c. Sorenson, who have
rectnly returned from their missions
to Norway, will address the saints
Miss Geneva Ballantyne entertain
ed last night at her home on First
! South in honor of Mrs. Myrtle Shurt
lift, who leaves next Monday for Flu
rope.
Mr.. ELI Smith, who is to appear al
the Logan Theatre three days com
mencing March IS, with his Alaska
dogs and Arctic Pictures, should re
ceive very liberal patronage, as his
entertainment is of a highly interest
! ing and educational nature and has
| the endorsement of many high Off
Gals including ex-President Roosevelt
Mr.. Smith is very able lecturer anc
explains the pictures thoroughly por
traying wildly the life and habits o.
the Esquimo their totem Pole vii
lagos, crossing the Gle seas and froZ
en- mountain peaks with dog teams
etc. He will have with him the Alas
kan dogs and sleight with which he
made his perilous journey of 1,5O(
miles through the frozen north. nit
NJ ACCIC1Cn
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-16

A man that cant catch a girl now
that they are blind folded and hobbled
is pretty slow one.