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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-03
John Ebbe and NJ. N. Anderson
went to Dallas Tuesday morning.
EY BRYANT of Nnrtnns-,rns conn

| "OH' w OdiidS ueSQay morning.
Ev Bryant of Nortons was a coun-
ty seat visitor several days this week.
Miss Lena Ball returned home
Wednesday evening from a visit of
several weeks in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rattey and
children returned from a visit at
Portland last Monday evening.
Mrs. Julia Parker returned We'd
nesday evening from Albany, where
she has been residing for some time.
Lincoln county has $50 white
citizens, 2 negroes, 392 Indians and
3 Chinese, according to the late CEN
sus.
Mrs. ]. w. Dunn went to Inde
pendence last Monday morning for
a visit with hel parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Dick.
A train crew of the Western Union
Telegraph company is in Toledo this
week. They are replacing telegraph
poles along the line.
Several members of the C. & E.
bridge crew were in town over Sun
day. They returned to work at Ed
dyville Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth
of Albany visited over Sunday with
Mrs. Ellsworth's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. II. Horning, in this city.
Waldport's election to decide
whether they will incorporate as a
city will be held next Monday. A
full set of city Officials will also be
! elected.
Mr.. Meirell, of the Lincoln Coun-
ty Telephone company, who has
been here for several days looking
after the company's interests, de-
parted Monday for Portland.
Manager E. L. Richardson of the
Of the Lincoln County Telephone
and Telegraph company went down
to Waldport last Monday evening to
look after the company's lines in
that part of the county.
At the meeting of the Toledo Port
Commissioners last Saturday no con-
tract was let for the building of the
jetties on the river, as there was but
one bid submitted, that of the Mod
ern Improvement company.
Several of the county officials are
having built a sidewalk from Second
street on Grove to the courthouse
grounds. The walk is being built
on the east side of the street along
the property of f. w. Chambers.
This will be a great convenience to
all who reside in the south end of
town having business at the court
house.
w. Wright, recently from the
East, and an old neighbor of our fell
low townsman, J. w. Alvers, re-
turned the last of last week from a
trip down into the Alsea country
Mr.. Wright secured a .40-acre piece
of land one mile from the ocean,
and one-half mile from Beaver
Creek, and will soon move onto the
same with his family and make q
home. He went to Cottage Grove
Saturday morning.
Ivan Kyniston is carrying his arm
in sling, the result of fall at the
city float last Sunday night, which
dislocated his shoulder. At the
float at extreme low tide there is a
drop from the approach to the float
of two to three feet and sometimes
the float moves out foot or two
leaving a nice place for person to
fall. This is just what Ivan did,
but instead of landing in the water
and mud his shoulder struck the
edge of the float, with the above re-
suit.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-03
CnI |NIV NEWS News of each Gahere edeach
= ~ " - week by Associate

Mr.. Kello had the misfortune to
lose a valuable colt last week.
Carl Hendrickson is laid up with
several large boils on his neck.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-03

My Prices on flour and feed are
the lowest. No. 1 Hardwheat flour
81 40 per sack. R. S. Van Ceve.
| am adjusting my outstanding
obligations and find it necessary to
ask those who owe me to try and
help me out. Please do what YOU
can. Respectfully, J. S. AKIN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05
5Iere Siuis. Hbser.

ct MT Barti Of CODE gamle friteIise Bigger (8etopIag) CT
anfommen ira Oanmort og tiIbp6es, fuaIongt De refer, til fsE.
genbe pogt neoiatte Brner: =
grepe fra emt9er, Ouerute Of 5. 6. Wpnner (abb. 1869
1873 SiDer. 80
uSenhde Sbeolosia". en- berig %aanbele lille Bog ON Den
rdte 5ortaaele al, booo @oam og arius e, og ON,
boorleoes Ioam iaI og, og arlls opIao os.
Ya Oanif uogipet oo 2aurit8 s. Sdmiot. (Rbb.
1879 112 Sioer. 10
eudl,, eQer rSas % 2es!" Gf aoolpb Monoo. Reo
5ororo al Gaitor 9IeoeI (abb. 1862, 2S Sber ID
Ssp Rr9SifsHer for 9ern al @oroen galtbrop. Oueriahe
al 8bora 9rO. 5ororo al Chr 8ubar6t. (abb. 1879
SO Sioer. 10
5I 5oriuar MOD 6en iaatalote Grunotuigianisme, al Or.
s. Nartenien. (abb. t874) 1t2 5ioer. 10
sbeolOsiite a%fbanolinssr al Or. teoI. 6, 6. scbarIins. 10
gpne al Yat. Beter s. Chr. Sdarine. Reo 5orfat-
terens Bortrat oe Omrios al bans 2eunet. (abb.
1880 42S Sioer. 40
gne ooenfaaenoe er ~unobunone, men rem % goo 9iltonb.
llbouer n9rp9renoe 5oripnins faas 6isie Bigger life mere.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR ,NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05
G0rreiDDn0ance
9mcf, @iS.

Ssnoaa Den Q. 9(pril holot 9nit.
s. arogb Confirmation Der / 2llct
/ Ct. 8eters W~fenig6e0, 6nor 3
Orenge % 3 bigger befrGfteoe oere8
0oabspa9t / Oberpprelie al mango
@ioner. 8%orS0agen ioruo bolot Bat.
Gro9b Ooer6erinq opcr Sonfirmnn.
0erne / Ooeroprelie al oeres 5orpl-
ore oa an6re al oeres Slpat o.
Genner, iom boOoe 9pit til at bare,
6poo De bapoe Gprt / Den 5io. Sc
6apoe aoaet til aonfirnlotion5for-
bereoelie.
SonOaa eiter Baoife 6olot Bait.
&roq6 aonfirnlation / MiIltomnple-
nig6eo, boor 6 0renge oa ) Bigger
6efrpftehe oeres 0aabSpnqt.
MaoS SonienS &ititru l Mill-
topn, ell al MenigbeoenS apinoer,
OeOe ben 10. Npril eiter iao llqerS
SpgeIei2. ai0g0e par fs0t poa 5Dn,
Ionmorf 1916; bun efterlaoer i'm
Susbonb o9 en- pofien Sen, iom er
ugiit. ai0eoe bleu ioroet paa Will.
tomn airfeganro. Poit. Is. aroa6
talte % iorretteoe.
5re0erif Eeoerien Der / aucf 90
De 2~sroa9en Ben %. april eiter ile-
re aors SpgOom Quberfnloie) /
lit 30. aar. Sans MoOer, @trS. g.
Beoerien (Sborup) % bans 5orlo-
oeOe, Wiis 5Iara 2orien, iom / De
iioite tire aar bar bolot engelif $50.
le ber' oSounet", pleieoe BAN
ben ii0lte 8io. San efterlaoer zig
i'm Wooer % lin Sorloueoe iamt
Ell Seiter og 4 9rsore.
afoe0e bleu UNDER en- meeet itor
0eltngelie iteOet tilSpile pna ct.
1eters ~airfegaaro peo Sioen al lin
for 9 aor iiOen of0eoe Sober. Bait.
6. arogb oe Gait. $. Selipeg, @eit
0onmarf, talte airfen. gait. arog6
forrette0e peo @rapen.
Mrs. gbriitine Miller, Bone 2afe,
Beter u. Millers Suitrii osoe oep
t6. Warts. efter en- llgeS Spgoom
| en- aloer al 50 aar. Sun bler
ioroet 5snoae Den 10. Morts
poa @rllnb al, at Ynit. $. Selipeg,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05

og eioeli9 fan man DOG life belt ie
bort ira bet more 6acem9rfe, iom
liPioent laones ior 0c1 al%nlil1oelige
5ngttager. alorie ipr cen, ionl bar
!tlloeret s5goerie nGrmere. On mo.
SerGe iiioietnitiit @ihenita6Smano
Brofesior Stroct / 8erlin) 6or 1en-
peget pn1 S66erneS mGrfeliae GDne.
lite til at asinnilere meo otore
6olf, men til at aSiin1iiere De an0re
meS Jig. 3aar mar ira pisie So
oers She frembGoer Gacens itprfe
9lanoin3 oeo 9Ggteifo6 me6 frem-
me0e - 6ooroeo mar / Jim Site
reSle for at 6liDe Zig meo De andre
tror at tllnlle blipe Salen ON s5s0er-
he iom Race foit - moa olntalte
6orlfer Dog piit fao Het /, at SsrocIs
Vern aetop fan ie me0S toftbe0 pna
Den egenifob Dos Jig ielo, at De bar
funnel opta9e aueboanoe iremmeoe
Glementer / Jig, uoen o~t1lacpn er
gaaet ta6t; ben iooiife9lace bar pit iig
Iom ben lille SurOeio, Der iprcr belle
0eigen. Get er ben iamme @0le
til at asiimiIere, iom ri m6oer Dos
observation-disclosures ser u6en at ta6e
R%aceprgget bar optaget De i~4o6proes
melt ulige emigrantbeiton00ele.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05

t@nteli9t; oct uiier Jig, at bet er en-
gammel. iom man bor puoiet op;
og oct foit6ore 9orotnppe, man
anifnffe0e til lin Stn6si tue, pr9ien-
terer Ell bpslig &Gueieil, iom Gen
Sonolenoe, Der eGers loo Jig goOt
nof betafe, fife bar nobel ftof til at
benle0e OpmGrfiom6eoen pao.
Oct per gione 9iGc0e al Se0elne
betegner in9en Operorioelie; oct fun
Be iortiGttes pon nOifiQige SIDE /
iantme Spor, og set er bet eneite
9iQeoe, De olerfleite al De omtalte
pPne Menneife bar az 9ioe al So
0erne. Ger er fulo Sanobeo oeri;
og BOG aioer BET life Son06e0en, iom
Oen ifoI iiges ON Ss0erne. Sonobe-
Den er nemli9 Der fremitiaet util-
bsrlia enlioi1t og oerme0 ifent;
@iae0et er i%ortegnet. Ger males
for os al 5olf, iom oil npre ret
fGr0ige, ion1 / &etfproi0beoens
Naon er i%orarqeOe oper 5s6ernes
3odrli96eo; og Dog er bet ell itor
llretferoig6eo. Sffe Blot ifal man
6etGhfe = buoo 8roieSior 9eman
| 9oiel 9sr opmprfiom poa / lin
for ire Qor ii0en uofomne jeoiife
@iitorie =, ct Be iffe-is0iife 5olf
Oe0 6oorlig 9ebon0linq al SS6oerte
bar bra9t @aenifaber til llopifling
6oS Dem, iom oprinOeli9 nloeIes life
Dor eien0ommelige for Dem. Den
enonlt mere Ifnl man pogte Jig for
at anlGgge i'm meObragte WonIe-
itof paa bette enc Soft; oct fan
frGOe I 3etfGr0igbeoen8 Raon at
blioe Iammenlignet meo De ANDRE
6oIfeilo9, i6lan6t boiIfe set Dor. og
en- ioaoan Communicating oil pn-
ore belle 8ommen 49, bpis man fat.
6oIoer, at man oil 0smme re6eli9t.
5 2iten tur0e - Gpao man emo
mener ON geitens Sober = SsraeIs
SGritiaina iom Soft opre ube-
ltrioeli9 for en6uer. Gen, is0iife
8Dpe filler Jig Ii9e ioo Hart ira
Ben rusiiife, iom oenne ooitiGer iig
ira Den t1rfife, oenne after ira oen
rumprfe oio. MeoenS en- Sooe /
@eiten fan 6etegne iia iom 5ronif-
mon0 eller gn1elifmar0, pilte in9en
Dog fin0e pao at faIoe en- ruff SSsoe
Ell Hnsier en- 9Dnoig oil0e | al
6alo aI0rig asre oct uoen / m.
0erimoo trGfier man bo5 s5eoerne
uoen 9enInn til OpboloeloSiteo -
Sransiiicanien, &umpnien, @ali-
cien, Sittaael - en- HPffe fGleS
IrGf baaoe / oaarlia og / 900 Get-
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05

&elt 0onmorf, bar b%ortreiIt, bleo
Bait. 6. aro9b folot 0eruo for at
i@orrette oe6 9egrooelien.
Relion 2opion / 9ltcf bar fgbt
Sens Sretiuen0s 6orm / Milltomn
for $1,000. I'll 6nrmren 6orer 80
&lcreS.
Martin 9onlien / Q}illtomn bar
bpttet in 5orm, beliggenoe inoen
for 9D9rpnien, moo en- Simple
ment Store" | 9iiie Safe, til6eren-
De @0Oin gioin, iom igen bar iolgt
6armen til goilie Nelion / 2ucf
for $4,000 o9 taget / 9ptte tire 9uie
| Sucf, JONI tilbgrte Rellen. Eli
6armen 6orer ca. 70 acres.
Sntet 81 eller @6iifp / aor,
bDerfen i 9ucf, Milltomn ellerGen-
turia uoen / 8iIfeloe, en- Blind.
9rlS" bar laa lt9rt EN- Sltgteians,
iaa oen fan fin6e gei in6 til oi8ie
Smoobper.
@u bar De beepn0t arbejoe paa
Den npe Sern6ane, iom ifnl' onlpg-
ges til 8eIt Superior. Ger oil inn
5erefter blioe en- itsrre Craft -
bel ingen Sfa0e for 6armerne; t6i
Superior oil |iiftert blioe Ell goo
0larfeosplaos.
vi oenter no9le 9anofsbere, og
fom men oct inoreite, for 9ono og
og 6arme tiger / 8riien; tbi oen
me Sernbone oil ~iiftert 6ooe en-
Qei 5nofIp0eIie i Ben Retning.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05
6bcnc5cr, gmonbon, SOlua.

Den 0u er BEN ianlnle, % Dine
Aar iaar i1gen Gnoe. Sol. t02-2S.
ut @ii0 er Den iamme, Ter ri III
otter / 9taturens 8erOen, ioet 9ioet
brpoer rem meO Shopper og gla-
De, @rp5 og S90.
Get Ell ben iamme @uo, iori be
reOer @rGst9ppet og Stiernetqppet
- ri Ifnloe gerne nna at oanore
pan DEM be9ge.
Spo 6ellige - mel. 60n0 lea pil.
De ii9e, at Spptallet er ct belIigt
8ol, og 0erfor maa set 10 ian o.
laa opre en- liot efstra 0fprfeIig
6eo, at ri bab0e netop Ipb aoniir-
mdnoer, lpu, ser 6Iep fonfirmeret
Sen0ag eiter Bonife. On Man0a-
gen bleo 8r9iten lngt til SDotallet,
og Der bleo oltIaa otte, JON bleue
fotograferet, og iaa tror ie9 nof, Sc
Iammenli9neoe iig me0 De otte SIR.
le, Der 6lep frelIt / arfen. ga, set
er in9en Sag, iom man Tiger, at
gao til Brpiten; men oct nDtter NOT
life, ielD om man oil0e gipe en- 9el
0'illion for at fna Sou til at ean
til 8r9i T. igen, oct bIeo npppe til
%Itaaet. 9erfor gpl0er oct ON at
BRUCE Sioen ret ira lin pnoite ling
Dom al.
Spis life set oar for itor en- 9pr0e
at Ipgae pna pore Senner % lltab-
misiionGrrr, iaa OilOe ri gerne beoe
! oen paste paa Wormonerne, ioa De
bliuer / oeres egen Stat. 5bi ser
bar nplia o9ret ct Eot Mormonmis-
lionprer, pnn0ren0e beriaennem Set
tlementet, oa bois ri M life bapoe
oGret belt lifre pon, at pi bapoe rem
Bin / DOR 6loife, iao funoe oi goot
bnbOe foaet Sop iii at oriffe al
oeres @iitflaife.
oQforaenqrD" al @oit. ailoiig
Ipier ri meo megen Slteresie.
@oorior er o0if.~ life % Mar gam
mel meo Den Slags Sffe e1Qung
Oen Gnfoloiae fan fote pilo beo at
lGie Sen. GiaioS 80. s. Gen be-
trogter ri iom 6lsOen al ST. ior
Si0en.
6pao Der or itet meo 9dit. Ma
tbieien, str. 9qbl"s. Geo., er fun
en- @%enta9elie al Den, gamIe San6-
beo. oOa De ifu1e ouerontporoe
e0er til Haooet % title e0er for &on7
ger og 5priter for min SfplO."
@if oct bel D6beren Sobanne3 be0re,
ioroi ban iag0e SnnObeoen2 Mantte
Motbieien fele, at ban bar oarmere
@enner M END isr, ogiao oeo oenne
SIDE 9ltlanterbnpet. 8i glemmcr
life iaa let oct forunoerlioe @limte-
aniigt, bpor alt Unr inobp0enOe,
ioa ielu 0e miStreltige fotteoe MoO.
89neielsmerfe 6ar tiot brogt
Simmellps,
Spgoomsmerfe bor o9iaa. Wr.
5. &emingien er iDg og iengeliggen-
De, og oct bar ban npret | lGngere
Iio; Maatte @er0ens Gus ogloa
lpie for BAN, ielu mar BET bliper
%o(lernlerfeit.
Simlsn er ifpet og merf, og Sci
grsfterne - tpis ri eaers bar ina-
oonne = er iuIoe al @ano, ioa MI
bar ri fnaet gpoe nof. Get bar cl.
lers belle 6oraoret u9ret ipnriomt
meo Regnen.
I 6 z
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05

Set iaale0es er groblenet buer-
fen oanifeIigt at ~foritoo eaer beIoqr-
liet at lsie. Oct, ser tiltrqnges, er
en- oeO 9o0 ioitiat 8earensning al
ben iaafalote Striferet og ben BERTH
iparenoe 9ocfoutret".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-05

Racepr9get bar optaget De iao6nr0es
met ltllae emigrnntbeItan0oele
Smiolerti0 iamler 0ooe0interes-
len Jig ON gitenS Ssoer. Raar
rettpnfen0e Nenneifer Nntiie-
mitter fommer oltioa life Der / Be
tragtnll9 paa 6orretninaels
&egne fommer til Often, oil man
funne 6ere omtrent i%6laen0e 0onl:
DSa. ier ri fom beru0, iug0e Dor
GetiGroigbeosinns os, at Se0erne
ogiaa er Weaneifer; oi bar forbitre-
De paa Dem, iom ioriulgte Dem; men
M, oa Oi er 6Iebne inpote al Sober
ne, fan ri / @runoen 9o0t %foritaa,
at ale bn0er oen; Sc er DC melt moo
%bpoeli8e Menneifcr, man fan tpnfe
Jig at 9sre 6%orretninger me0."
Saaleoes taller De ififfeligite og ogt-
oproi9Ite Menneifer; ieg bar 6prt
d0ltilige Soft ira GDitlono Dtre ia
/ ben Hetning, og ieg amer oct Tor
6siit io%n6ipnli9t, at ieg Diloe flnne
6ere lignenoe ll0toIeIier Dos Ell Gel
az mine egne broUe u0nanore0e
Ganosmpno, Ser 6ientnte FAR upret
blanot De fsrite til at BARNES paa
Nntiiemiterne
Oct er 6eaer ineen let Gag at boue
6orretninger meO Ssoer. ) giten
CT al 0anoel Yrutte9onoel ben igles
Iom frpgtelig tiosipiloenoe, llnar man
fonlnler me0 geitenS lanfeaanQ, at
Sio er Yen0e; Der ifal megen Ouer-
%peielle til, fer man for life at 6lipe
alt for meget tn9et REQ 4pien -
noget InDot un0goor man life at
bliDe - 6eilutter Jig til at ORE en-
Gel al lin foitbore 3io poo at tinge
ON Friier. Nogle Wenneifer idar
aIorig Jig ielo ouerpunoet IL for 2ll.
Dor at prntte; o. 0iSie bliper oa De
alleritrenaelte til at ioroemme De
fnu o9 ine0ige Siafferisoer. Anore
iaar eiterbaan0en guelie / at fs6e
bos Sober, Dor man / ggne, 6oor
Ssoerne Ieoer tpt, er man De al
lerileite Silfploe 6enpiit til ie0iife
San0lenoe, oa oe andre er ian poerit
inotolliae.. Ven ielo ON ma en-
oelis har nnoet at lore at febe, bar
man pnn ny lin Nso oen Tag, 0a
man ifol inlge til Sober; en- S66e
iom asber er. neiten enonu mere
ubarmbierti9 me0 line lane Duo,
emo ban iom SGlger er meo line
6sie Griier.
OH tlol910lllg, lonl ta9er Vollg
/. CTS. l Ell rumGnlf it9rft ie0ebe-
iolfet IN, oil let funne opleoe fel-
genoe 2ebet al oct olerferItego al ga.
&c, ban opboloer Jig ser. 0an an
fommer tret ON @itenen; Den isoi-
lie 0roifefuif, iom ifal 6rin9e bam
til bans i%orelsbige 9ogi, aneioer
bam en- 8afit; Den 6remmeoe ilaor
til uoen at one, at ban iflilOe 6aue
pruttet Den neo, epentuelt til oct
bnloe. Cen jsoiife Opporter paa
0oteller benptter iig ligeleoes al, at
ban bar er 5remmeo ior iig; blanot
an0et inofrpoeS oer4 riffepenqe I'M
Der en6orm ioa nprgaaenOe, JON oct
enonu life er opergaaet en-, lelp Der,
bpor oct eaerS Bif nrrit til. Sar
; man ion nGite Gag cpret ioo 6elbig
at finoe iig i'm enoelipe golig, op-
Oo1er man, at oenne bebeber oiper-
ie HeporGtioner. Den jeOiife Sniaa-
baanbperfer, iom ifnl foretage Dis
- sxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24
AUTO AGAINST AEROPLANE
Disbrcw's Match with Sopwith
Creating Great Interest.

There is great diversity OF opinion among
experts regarding the outcome OF the race
to-day between Louis a DisbrOw, the
famous driver Of racing automobiles and
Thomas Sopwith, the great English avia-
tor. The match, FOR a S2,0D purse, offered
by ex-Lieutenant Governor Timothy Wood
run, will he the feature OF the second day
of the international aviation meet at the
Nassau Boulevard field.
II will ne the first real ACKNOWLEDGMENT
plane race ever held, and the distance is
thirty miles across country, over a pa
trolled road course, starting and finishing
at the field Drivers Of racing automobiles,
as well a. famous bird-men, differ in opin-
ion in trying to pick the winner Some OF
each class believe that Disbrow. on the
National stock car. which is one of the
speediest cars In commission. will be able
10 average a rate Of seventy miles an hour
for the distance, while fl is well known
that some aerOplanes, under favorable wind
conditions, will do better than ninety miles
an hour Sopwitn's Bleriot ia one Of the
fastest air machines ever built
Nearly one hundred thousand postcards
have been sent out 10 automobile owners
in New York Brooklyn and Long Island
reminding them Of Sundays feature, and
a host OF motor enthusiasts, as well as
aviation fans are expected. Fred J.
Wagner. the official starter OF the American
Automobile Association, has consented 70
start the event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24

With a view 10 securing uniform auto
mobile laws in the various states, Secretary
OF State Edward Lazansky has called
conference Of officials having charge OF au-
tomobie matters in Maine New Hamp-
shire, Vermont. Massachusetts. Rhode ISL
and. Connecticut. New Jersey. Pennsyl-
vania. Illinois. Virginia. Delaware, Mary
land and Ohio, 10 meet al his office In the
Capitol on October at noon. In addi-
ton to the question OF uniformity OF law
other matters relative TO the automobile
traffic will be discussed.
In his letter 10 the various officials Sec
rotary Lazansky says:
Your attention has undoubtedly been
called 10 complaints on the part OF the
owners OF automobiles that they have been
considerably Inconvenience in making
tours owing to the difference Of laws IN
the various states with reference 70 the
rights OF non-residents TO operate motor
vehicles in the state or states which they
are visiting.
Some states give free access to non-resi-
dents without compliance with any formal
ity or payment OF any fee; others give
such access for a limited period others
give rights 70 a nonresident TO the ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24
Lord Decfes to JudGe
at Garden Horse Sbos0

Those who will select the prize winners
in the classes for saddle horses and ponies
under saddle are r. Lawrence Smith, OF
Shutdown, Long Island; Joseph L.aroque,
Of this city, and s. Taber Willets, Of Ros-
lyn. Long Island
g. Howard Dawson, % Millbrook y. Y,
will select the winners in the hackney and
pony breeding classes. and r. L. Agassiz
Of Boston will Judge the polo ponies, polo
pony stations with get and brood mares
Two CanadianS-Dr Charles McEachran,
Of Montreal, and Colonel william Hendrie,
Of Hamilton-will pass judgment on the
Clydesdales Percherons and heavy draft
horses Entries for all classes will close
OF. October 26.
Those desiring TO become members OF the
National Horse Show Association can do so
by renting 80 annual dues for the year
1911. when their names will be submitted
10 the committee on membership and. II
approved. they will be duly elected MEM
beers and receive badge emitting them TO
admission at all times during the week
o. the exhibition.
The assembly room AT Madison Square
Garden will be set aside for the exclusive
use Of members, and the concert hall will
be arranged as a restaurant for members
and women accompanied by members.
Ticket at 80, admitting one woman at all
times during the week OF the show may
be- obtained at the office Of the association.
No. l6 East Sd street, or during the show,
at the secretary's Office. in Madison Square
Garden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24
Eighteen Others Nam ed
to Award the Blue
Ribbons in All
Glasses.

Eighteen judges OF national and interna-
ticnal fame will award the $4,000 in cash,
the blue ribbons and the many trophies at
the last horse show in Madison Square Gar
den, on November IS TO ..
Lord Decies. who married Miss Vivien
Gould last spring, Will come from England
10 judAse the officers charges and militia
mounts. and associated with him in award
ing the ribbons in this class Will be Colonel
William Hendrie, q Hamilton, Canada, ana
Major Henry T. Allen, L.. s. A., Of Wash
ington.
Senator Joseph w. Bailey, OF Texas, will
Judge the trotters and roadsters, in con-
junction with Horace White Of Syracuse.
and De Witt G. Flanagan. Of this city.
John r. Madden. Of Kentucky. will be the
sole judge OF thoroughbreds while Joseph
+. Widener, Of Philadelphia, will pass on
the classes for ponies in harness, pony tan
dems and fOur-in-hands
r. Won der Horst Koch and John r.
Townsend Of this city, will Distribute the
ribbons IN the harness. four-in-hand TAN
dem and appointment classes, while A S.
Craven. of Greenwood, Va, and D. 3.
Sharp. Of Berwin. Penn, viii judge the
hunters and jumpers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24
NEW SILENT KNIGHT MODEL
Enlarged Sectional View, Show
ing Interior Sleeve Works.

one Of the most interesting sights along
automobile row these bright autumn days
is the large wooden working model Of the
Stearns- knight sleeve valve motor displayed
in the salesroom Of the local branch Of the
T. 3. stearns Company, Broadway at 9TH
street.
The model stands six feet high. being eX-
actlv double the size Of the actual Stearns-
Knight model IL is made Of hard wood
and metal. painted cleverly and explains
the principle of the Silent Knight motor
better than a glance AT the engine itself.
This model not only shows the action OF
the sleeves and the opening and closing OF
the inlet and exhaust valves but also the
operation Of the pstons, connecting rods
etc.
In fact, the model is a far better expIa-
nation Of the principle of the Silent Knight
than a treatise or engineering description.
BY means Of the reference table and the
moving parts Of the model, the functoning
Of the sleeves is clearly grasped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-24
RACES AT GUTENBERG
Five and Ten Mile Numbers for
All Glasses on Programme.

Vow that the twenty four-hour race pro
posed TO be held at the Brighton Beach
track the coming week has been aban-
doned, the only other automobile race meet
ing scheduled for this vicinity during the
remainder OF the 1871 season is the meet
ing at the Gutenberg motordrome' New
Jersey. on Saturday afternoon. September
80. at 2:50 p. m.
The programme includes five and ten mile
events for cars in the various piston dis
nlacement divisions Of Class G.. as well as a
free-for-aH and a handicap event MoFe
than sufficient entries have been received
bv the promoter, Henry Shaffer, No Sos
Jefferson street, Town Of Union, \. j., 10
insure interesting contests. a good many
Of the cars competing at Point Breeze
philadelphia, are entered for the Gutten-
burg meeting.
The track can be reached by way Of the
I'D. 42d or l2gth street ferries, OF through
the tube TO Hoboken. The admission is
n cents. and no extra charge is made for
automobiles.