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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-05
ENGLAND TO HAVE
A FLYING SCHOOL
To Offset Apathy of Govern
ment-Other Gossip OF
British Capital.
az HERBERT TEMPLE.

tspccial Cable from the intefha'iohui
London, March i.-Because OF the
absolute apathy Of the British govern
ment experts towards aviation. a
scheme IL being launched for the open.
Ing Of "A model flying school within
easy access OF London.
In n conversation. Mr.. j. Owen, the
wcll.known attorney on motoring, and
one OF the promoters OF the scheme,
explained TO me today that 1t Is pro.
posed TO acquire some 32S acres Of
land adjoining Lingfield station In
Surrey, and transform the site into
ono OF the finest aviation grounds In
Great Britain. The aims Of the pro-
moters are the training OF young men
not merely as pilots, but also as me
chanics aud draughtsmen in all de-
partmcnts OF the earial service.
Lingfield Is only one hour by rail
from London. and the land. which IL
js proposed to purchase. is a perfectly
flat open space covered with springy
turf. The natural advantages of the
ground. should encourage pupils. as,
In case Of an abrupt descent, and
edSy van p'eNai'ahS
anywhere within a few miles.
We want TO make the Lingfield
school an institution OF national i'm
portance." said MIR. Owen. and edu-
cate tho people. on strictly practical
lines. In the new science and its pos
sibilities, commercially and otherwise.
II there has been lactk o students in
this country. the reason Is to be found
in the extravagant fees asked for tut
ton. Our terms will be less than
half the terms usually asked at flying
schools.
Another serious hinderance to the
development OF aviation In England Is
the excessive price OF spare parts.
These also We shall supply on the
lowest possible terms"
At Lingfield no fewer than 100 caro-
plane sheds are to be constructed. La
tor Il is proposed to establish branch
schools throughout the country, each
institution being as efficiently equip
ped as the Lingfield center.
The naval airship building at Oar
row by Messrs. Vicers-Sons. and Max
I'm is rapidly approaching competition,
and II Is expected that In the course Of
three weeks she will be ready To take
her initial fdlight.
Sho would have been ready long
ago. but experience has suggested
many improvements and alterations In
her design. aud the Admiralty wishing
to make the vessel AS perfect as pos.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-05

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-05

Each week as the coronation. draws
nearer lumber rises in price owing
to the enormous quantity which will
be required in the erection Of stands.
etc. At the present moment a small
fleet of steamers is leaving Rigo and
other Baltic ports loaded to their ut
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sible has sacrificed early completion
to best results. The officers and crew
are in Barrow. and the airship is be-
ing guarded by the cruiser Hermione.
The miserable salaries paid the ma
jority of ministers of the Church Of
England was the subject of a sermon
preached the other day by the Bish-
on OF Gloucester in a London church.
The Bishop said that in his own di-
Geese out of a total Of 800 so-ca.led
liyings, more than 1i0 had a net in.
come Of less than $1,000 per annum,
and of these over 30 were under $500.
Yet the diocese of Gloucester was not
peculiar in this respect. One had to
multiply the figures practically by the
number Of dioceses in the kingdom to
get 10 the real facts Of the case.
This terrible amount OF clerical
property was. he stated, due not only
TO the depreciation in the value of the
land aud to the fail In title rents. A
good deal was due to this he admitted
btu even more was due to the fact
that. while the ancient endowments of
the church were wholly insufficient TO
meet the expansion of the churchs
work. the laity OF the Church OF En-
gland had AS a whole, never realized
that they were living contentedly on
the provision made by their forefath-
ers. and that they themselves were
doing less for the support of those
who ministered To them in spiritual
hn hnrc nf Mt hcr
religious body i'm the world.
Visited by the English King and
Queen and honored by all English peo-
pie with whom he comes in contact
Don Manuel, the dethroned King Of
Portugal, Is fast becoming the most
popular figure at Richmond.
Scarcely two months have passed
since he came to reside at kaid. Sir
Henry Maclean's former residence,
Abercorn, and Richmond is already
beginning to consider herself a sub
ject town to the royal house of Portu-
gal
His habits are OF the most democra-
tic description, and at the famous
Lass OF Richmond Hill tavern. which
is near his house. he often steps in
during his walks to exchange the us
ual courtesies with the landlord. A
glass OF light red wine is his custo-
mary refreshment.
From a social point Of view Don
Manuel Is making things hum at a
time when they are generally dull in
the off season.
Much entertaining is done without
ostentation at the 'throneless palace"
The ex-kings suite and the numerous
other members OF the househould have
permeated to every part of the town.
The trades-people are delighted at the
improved condition OF affairs.
Recreations OF the milder sort are
INDUCED in by the King. His favor
lite outdoor pastime is walking. Rid
ing is a good second. Often he is to
be seen in the park with his mother.
Both sit well on superb mounts, and
usually ride lelsurely.
Golf has been taken up by the roy
al exile, with a limited amount of sue
cess. but where he fails in his play
on the Petersham course, he gains in
his play of a different kind at a GER
tain house on the Terrace.
Here he revotes hours to organ mu-
sic. his studies with his friend. sir
Frederick Cook, having a fascination
for him which Is quite extraordinary.
Those who have heard and seen him
play say he Is an organist Of the first
order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-16
MORAN LOST FIGHT ON
POINTS TO M'fARLAND
English Claimant TO Light
weight Title Lacked Superiority
of His Chicago Rival

New York, Mar. 15--" -"paekya Me-
Farland the Chicago lightweight, out
POINTED owen Moran, claimant to The
English lightweight championship at
every stage of their ten-round fight
before the Fairmount Athletic club
here last night
It was a clean, hard fought battle
throughout, in which the Chicago boy
fully demonstrated his superiority in
boxing over the English man.
Mcfarland was always there with
clean punch and when Moran
reached for him he found the Chicago
boy most elusive.
Both fighters were weighed in at
135 pounds at s o'clock but those at
the ringside gave the Chicago man a
slight advantage in weight when the
fight began.
Mcfarland depended chiefly on
body blows reaching Moran right and
left below the heart AL close quart
ers he had distinct advantage over
the Englishman.
Neither suffered much from pun
ishment until the seventh, when Nc
Farland reached Moran with stiff
body blows and sent him reeling twice
across the ring to the ropes. Fol
lowing this with two rights To the
jaw, lie had Moran staggering and the
crowd began 10 cheer the Chicago
fighter But Moran rallied and came
back after more
Moran worked his wide left swing
for all there was in ii and did his
most effective work after the manner
of Knockout Brown Occasionally
Mcfarland got ii a right to the head.
but principally he kept hammering at
Moran's body with right and left Va
cious punches
Although out-classed. Moran put
up a good fight and gave Mcfamand
a stfff 90. but could not land Nc
Fafland time and again Jumped away
from his punches with a smile Of con-
fidence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-16
UMPIRE RESENTS R0ASTS
BY SHOOTING PLAYERS
Also Hits Newspaper Reporter
in Firing ON Crowd No
one Killed

Los Angeles, Cal, Mar, l5--ln a
shooting aifray at Murietta Hot
springs last night William Tozler
a pitcher of the Los Angeles Pacific
coast baseball club was wounded in
the left arm ana right shoulder and
Lou Guernsey a newspaper reporter
received a bullet In The foot.
The shooting was done by Flo
Israel a race track follower, who IS
said TO have fred six or seven shots
with small calibre rifle into q
crowd OF baseball players
The ball team is training at Nuriet-
ia Springs, and N game played
yesterday Israel acted as umpire. i
ds understood that Israel took eXcep.
tion to adverse comments upon his
.umpiring Neither Tozer nor Guern
sey is seriously wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-16
NEW HOPE ON DECK;
AFTER HEAVY LAURELS
Florida Offers Veritable Giant
to Wrest Honors From
Jack johnson
lRy Leased WIrel

Jacksonville, Fla, Mar l5-On a \
farm. not far from this place there
Is in training the hope of white
mans hopes The youth who some
day in the near future counts on get
ing trial for the highest honors IN
pugi.ism is Oscar W. Stuckey, 20
years of age and a yeritable giant
probably as big man as ever step
ped into the ring TO don the padded
mitts
StucKey's debut into the ranks OF
top-notch pusilsm els still remote,
His training earnestly at the pres.
ent time on the Florida ostrick farm,
and ii size and weight count for any
thing his climb into the champion
ship class is practically half finished
before he start
Measurements Of the lad this state
will contribute to the cause Of win-
ming back the crown now gracng
the dome OF Jack Johnson, when ,om
pared TO other big men Of the ring,
appear as fabulous.
Giant Beside Morris
/ Carl Morris, who is even bigger
than the black man whom lie hoDes
tc trim some day, appears small be-
side this young giant His titular
| hopes do not end with his size, how
ever. for his ability to take punish
ment and also administer II in e0pi.
Gus quantities is the talk Of the fgnt-
ing fraternity Of lhese parts Con
stant training has improved him Won
derfully in the finer points Of the
games counted upon to turn out a
! finished boxer
Backing will be plentiful for the
aspiring youth William IIibharl
Las him in charge at The present
time and predicts il whirlwind "a
reer for the lad once he gets under
way Experience is the only essen
tial lacking. but before long a few
good trial horses will be engaged
and Stuckey can test the worth OF
his blows and endurance against
these.
The mos phenomenal feature OF
the hope" is in his height, watch
measures no less than feet, 3 inches
FIVE inches taller than the fast rising
Carl Morris of Sapulpa, Okla, and a
half foot more in length than the title
holder, Jack Johnson, His reach Is
about the same as The dusky holder,
being 81 l-2 inches. while Morris
boasts span of "a inches. His
weight when in good condition due to
training is just 236 pounds.
Boasts Enormous Chest
Stuckey has a chest expansion of
G 10 inches, measuring 80 inches de-
flated and As 1-2 inflated, being
40 10 inches at normal From should
er to shoulder Is a length Of 50 inches
while the neck measures lG IL and
the waist 81 inches.
The other measurements are: Aldo
men, Al 1-2 inches, wrist, 3 forearm,
l12 1-2; upper arm, 13 IL: biceps,
IA 10 caifs, Is IL. and thigh, 26
Stackeys sole aim is not TO wrest
the title away from Johnson. He all
so hopes to show The way to other
heayyweights, and once he decides
that the time is ripe for his initial
appearance he win be matched with
the best to be had 1t Is not improb-
able that If things continue rs prom
Using as in the past efforts will be
made to secure a bout with the Okla
homa giant.
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When you have rheumatism in
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SPEED BUG LOOSE;
JOHNSON WILL RACE
French Pilot and Pugilist TO
Test Ability on Coast
Motor Track
QBy Leased Wire.)


Chicago. lll Mar l5.-0nce mora
Jack Johnson, known over the land
as the hero OF the Reno fiasco. has
become imbued with the speedbug
The survivor of ma y seathing ring
battles. and Of sun more numerous
speeding escapades OF even more
thrilling nature, also more recent
date, has been challenged said piece
de resistance accepted, and the race
will be run, or, 10 motor yernacular
be driven within "a Few weeks on the
coast.
It will be dual affair." ike the
Barney OMfield match at Sheepshead
track, but this time the dean Of Am
erican drivers, who still lives under
the ban of the American Automobile
association moguls as q result of the
venture will Lot be the other party
Jacks rival pilot viii be none other
than Emile Brouard, former Partisan
but now OF Chicago, and a driver who
boasts a string OF thrilling escapes
so long chat the French racirg author
titles deemed ii a necessary mecau-
tion 10 place him on the "aililg
squad that other pilots might have
some show for the "kale' and Incl
dentally their lives,
Brouard S "Motor Hope"
Ii was Brouard who took il upon
himself to prove the white man
hope Of the motor world and as he
recks little OF what the A. A. A. may
have to say as regards the affair
there promises to be Stirring incidents
when the word go starts them on
their dual chase
Jus. when and where the two prin-
cipals Will test power and ability is
undecided plans as now formulated
are only tentative, but the PROPOSE
tion Is sure thio 81 az Manager
pro TEN Carl Harris yesterday for
warded to Frisco a certified check
for 81 600 to bind the match.
When this reaches the coast me-
tropolls it will be UP to Johnson to do
| likewise or funk out but the cham
pion boxer is apparently sincere in
his wish to open 'er up, for he wir-
ed to Chicago friends yesterday that
the deal was OF, The Frenchman is
being backed by a score or more OF
/ Chicago admirers who have singled
hm OUT as the best man to show the
negro that championships on track
and in the ring do not do hand il
hand.
Favor 20o-MiIe Match.
Brouard mas no wishes iii the mat
ter outside OF a personal pride in ih'
ability to blaze the trail for his dusk.
opponent-to-be. Hence Ii will b'
Johnson's terms that are agree dtC
and the champion Is apparently S,
al xious to race that he is not par
ticular as to distance, time or place
Both Los Angeles and Oakland track
have been suggested, and it viii b
a. one Of these places that the 81
premacy question will be settled.
Just to make the days sport NOR
prolonged the distance will be ana
thing abpve 1M9i miles Both tn
Chicago plot ard Johnson are anX
Gus 70 make il an affair worth Nhilt
and II the champion decides tina tn
. double-certury mark would be NOR
suitable than 100 then 50 it will bt
The makes OF cars to be used Is
question but this will be settled a
So o0n as the Reno hero is heard from
The only stipulation Is that each ma
/ START with rinty harse power machin
and it will most likely be an Amer
; lean car against a French make.
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