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New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
A TREAT FOR SPEED FANS"
Eight Motorcyclists to Try to
Lower One Hour Record.

Trained 10 the best physical condition
and with their motors tuned TO fine
noInt. eight riders viii assaIl the worlds
onc-hour motor record a Brighton Beach
tonight. This Is the first s!Xty-mlnute
competition that has ever been staged on
board track, and the record made by
the winner will he recognized as the
worlds mark n It outdstances the sixty
four miles made at Detroit some time
ago.
New York motor fans" arc pinning
their hopes Oh Arthur Chapple to carry
off the rich stake and the cupful of glory
accompanying the victory.
Two figures that loom up prominently
i'm the battle are George Lochnar and
william Shields, of Syracuse. Both boys
have been riding with great consistency
I'm the last week and In long race this
style Of attack outdistances the dashing,
sprlnting pilot. Among the raIlbirds they
are given a chance next to Chapple and
equal to Albright. Wray Mercier. Horf-
stetter, Gronan and Hudson all have ex-
celent opportunities OF taking OFF the
rich stake.
Chapple's one fear is that he will not
he able TO stand the physical strain. In
the thlrty-mile battle which he won he
tainted after the race was over.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
FIAT TEAM IS COMPLETE
Three of These Cars Now Nomi-
mated for Grand Prize.

During TN" last few days the entries ot
Caleb Bragg and Teddy Tetzla6, with
Tiat cars. completed tho first team OF
three cars for the Grand Prize race ut
Milwaukee next month. Bragg has en-
tered his own big car. which nc drove IN
tie last Grand Prize race; Tet2laff Will
have q mount on L. l.. Hewlett's car, with
which Bruce Brown won tho Grand Prize,
and Bruce Brown, the third member Of the
team. Will pilot the same car with which
ho won the first leg and scored third
place in the French Grand PriN on the
uieppe circuit recently.
Hugh Hughes has been nominated TO
drive the Mercer entry IN the international
race. which opens the speed carnival on
september n. Ralph Mulford made 1t
known uozi'ively yesterday that his car
in the Vanderbilt Cup race VIII be the
r,uox-the samo ono he drove at md
annapolis.
The two Mercers entered in this race
and Erwin Bergdolls Benz arc ~ present
heing groon1ed for the contest. Numerous
prospective entrants are holding or IN
making formal entries until after the
Elgin road race. this month. After the
Elgln meet the entry list for the van
derbiIt and Grand Prize Is expected TO MI
vpi6ly.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
DETOURS ON MERRICK ROAD
Construction Work Makes Nee
essary Use Of Alternate Routes.

The Mcrrick Road is a present closed
between Rockville Centre and Baldwin,
thus making detour necessary. y soOu
as this section of road is completed the
read from Baldwin 70 i'report will ne re-
built. and another detour viii be adSis-
ablc at this place. From Pa by Ion the
raod going cast is at present under con
struction. and the work will be carried
on In that direction as far AZ Bay shore.
on this latter stretch OF road it is neccs-
sary 10 go through the construction work
ae thtre il no available detour.
For motorists going TO Rivcrhcad and 20
the points on the eastern end Of Lone
Island tho touring department Of tho
Automobile club Of America states that
II ia best. owing TO conditions on the south
shore road TO follow tho Jericho Turn
pike through Woodbury., where the new
nlacadam road Is met and followed
through SmlthtoWn. The remainder OF
tho route on the nor;h side Is mostly good
dirt road 70 Riverhsad, and from there to
Greenport there is an excellent dirt road'
which is kept we'll oiled.
FOR those going n points on the sou'h
shore. the road from Riverhead 70 Quogue
IL I'm excellent condition, and tho route
through the Shinecock HIS has been
greatly improved.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
MOTORBOATS IN COAST RACE.
Waterways Association Plans
Phila. -to-New London Contest.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-In order 10 In
terest yachtsmen along the Atlantic coast
In the project for an i1tracoastal water
way from Boston to Key West the At
Iantic Deeper waterways Association has
offered prizes for a motor boat race from
philadelphia to New London, where the
9Th annual convention will be held Sep
tenber 4. and g.
II is planned TO start the race on Labor
Day. september 2Nthe course being down
the Delaware River and bay. mp the coast
20 New York and thence by way of Long
island Sound 20 New London. finishing at
the mouth OF the Thames River on Sep
,e,nber 4. The finish will be witnessed by
the delegates attending the convention.
The race will he held under the auspices
80 the yachtsmen's club Of Philadelphia
,yh,ch has handled many successful ocean
races. The regatta committee Is composed
of four members from tho Yachtsmen's
c,ph and four from the waterways as
eociation. All yacht clubs along the At
,ap,io coast will be invited to enter one
or more boats
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
TRUCKS TO BREAK STRIKE
Motor Driven Vehicles Helped
London in Recent Crisis.

II ia said that in London. England, traf
fc changes occur 50 slowly as to almost
defy detection by the onlooker. The big
city. however has found a new and tIa-
portant use for motor trucks the break
ing Of serious strike. The horse drivers
OF London struck, and everything indi-
Gated that the move would cause TO-
up rivallng that Of tho railway strike In
disastrous consequences to business.
But the strikers failed 10 take one
thing into consideration, the difficulty ~
peacefully stoppinsNa loaded power truck
moving at ten TO fifteen miles per hour.
And II so happened that motor trucks,
or. as they say across the, water. motor
vans" were the one stumbling block IN
the way OF the strikers success.
An official Of the General Motors Truck
Company, now abroad, writes that the
strike has opened tho eyes Of Ersllsh
business men in more ways than one 20
the advantages OF the commercial auto
mobile Not only was II demonstrated
that the power wagon is capable OF work
that teams cannot possibly accomplish.
but Il is contended by eminent English
authorities that the cost per mile for
handling goods was actually cut In two.
Another interesting revelation TO Eng
fish business men was the capability Of
the strike breaking trucks to work under
pressure. Part OF the trucks We're in SER
vice twenty-four hours a day, and It was
noted in many instances that the power
wagons made several trips in one day
over routes on which horse hauage had
never attempted more than one.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
ANEW M0T0RB0AT TROPHY
Helms Offers Annual Prize for
One Mile Test of Speed.

Otto Helms. president of the Bosch Mag
neto Company. this city has presented
10 the Motor Boat club OF America 4
trophy 10 he raced for IN connection with
the International races for the Harms
v-e-th trophy. on August 81 and sertenn-
Der 2 and 2 II will be known as the one
mile international record trophy and VIII
b. contested for annually.
Mir. Helms offers the prize 10 be raced
for Immediately after the HarmsWorth
trophy races u is 20 be contested TOT
by all the foreign and American sports
men who believe their boats sufficiently
fast IN 4 one-mile dash 10 carry away
the trophy. Tho winner each year VIII
be given a smaller replica Of the trophy
LS the donor
. There are no ,estrictlons. excepting the
rules which govern motor boat racing III
general All boats. whether foreign or
American. which are forty feet or uh-
der in length may enter the CONTEXT 70
decide the fastest boat IN the world Ihe
admiralty rules for deciding the mile dash
shall prevail.
The one-mile International RECORD
trophy Will be turned over TO the Motor
Boat Club Of America es soon as com
pleted. and the deed and considerations
under which the trophy will be contested
FOR Will be forwarded 10 all national ana
international clubs desiring 10 enter the
competition OF extend challenge.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
PRIZE FOR MATCH RACE
Local Speedway Plans Contest
to Attract All Stars.
BASED ON BROWNS Def
Meadow Motordrome May Be
Scene of Struggle Enlisting
Worlds s Speed Kings.

t-nor learning that David Brucc- BroNo.
.oicc winner Of tho Grand Prize race had
.s.,lo~ca5 George Roillot, winner OF the
iy,, French Grand Prix. 80 match race
~, ANN sort VI a course in this country.
,r.i.'. cf .hc r-v Metropolitan Motto.
.,oea,-ar. which is row i'm course of
co,-,ru.,iou ON TIC Newark meadow s..
Immediately made q lid for the match.
rbc Inducements are 50 allurinS that tho
rreDchnar. Who will shortly receive the
fcrrisI offer. can hardly afford to refuse
rrizc OF 5000 is offered 10y tho speed
wy Association to the winner.
Il is proposed to hold tho race at an
carly date next season, but the match
will not he confined merely to these two
drivers. The race. with this pair as 4
nucleus. VIII be an invitation affair and
al winners Of Vanderbilt cup and Grand
Prize races i'm this country VIII be ehSihl"
"a compete. Winners of former French
Grand FriN races. such ~ lsuteusch's-
ger. Szsz and Nazzaro would ho invited
As Wsn
This would mean that such stars a.
Pslrh Nulford Harry Grant Louis VaE-
Who -v-u iha 3rst cup rare held t0 Amer
,ca would be eligible George Robertson.
the leo. winner. While eligible. has re
tired permanently and probably would
not compete Joe Dawson and Ray Har-
rcun. Who Won tho 5Go-uio race this sea-
son and last respectively would be in
wed
Included i'm the list would hc the VIA
ners or tho Vanderbilt cup and Grand
Prize races next september. also the Wiu-
rer OF tho opening 500-rulc race a tho
Metropolitan Motor Speedway next MAY.
suca d race would be battle OF eieht
or ten real champions and a thriller from
the word 60" The distance which
thoso connected with the Speedway As
sociation recommend is 300 miles. In sucn
race the contestants would probably
average b~<ter than eighty miles an hour
a. did Ralph De Palma for q ionSer d'--
tsrce a. indianapolis. InasmJch as only
orc prize would he offered each con
testaut would have to battle his hardest
cyeiy inch of the route
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
Motor Touring Benefits
Eastern Resort Hotels

tile smaller house was due to its early
opening
IN interesting feature of tho statistics,
which have been ubulaicd at Breton
Woods for some Years back. Is the change
ther show iu tho method of touring This
year. although tho total number Of ar
rivals is smaller than usual. the house
count has been consistently higher in
dlcatiug a longer stny on the part of
th. arriving tourist This confirms the
repeated opinion OF hotel men to-day that
tho tendency g. 10 rliu moro eowly and
moro comfortably
Another interesting change ie shown in
the ratio OF motorists to 2 car In past
wears this has remained around 40. Last
year IT vaverod. and this year has broken
sharply. sinking 10 3s The increasing
popularity Of tn" ruuabOut aud tour
about types may he accountable for this
drop
The motor car'r annihllation of dis
tance ia shown hy the fact that every
state I'm the Union was represented
among the a'2 cars. wi,h the exceptions
Of TeAas and Idaho. one car had run
across the continent from Los Angeles,
another had followed the scacoast up
from Jacksonville while a third lod fol
lowed the Mississippi up from New Or
loans. The average slaily run Was re-
gortad to be- about 10 miles, although
many tourists reported daily mileage
in excess OF goo. 80, ,z.
Til1rCs are now being compiled show
inc 'thc relative distribution Of makes
among tho cars. and thH resuluug stdtls-
tirs are expected % interest both motor
Isl and manufacturer
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
MIDGET CLASS AT ELG|N
DIVISION for 230 Inches and I'm.
der Has Been Added.
FOUR ENTRIES ASSURED
Every Prospect of Good Sized
Fields for Speed Carnival
OF August 80 and 81.

Another feature has bccn added to tho
annual ElFn road race meet scheduled
for August % and 81 under tho auspices
OF the Chicago Automobile club and tho
Elgin Automobile Road Race Association.
IL Is 70 hc baby car race for machines
with motors having loss than 80 cubic
inches piston displacement. ~ is he first
time in the history of the annual speed
carnival on this course that such class
has hccn included. The race will be ar
proXimatolY ninctv-siX miles in length.
the litllc. fellows having 10 cover twelve
laps Of thc course. \ prize oC 500 in cash
V'l So 10 the winner and 500 to the sec
ond
Already four entries arc assurcd-two
Flanders and two HcrreshoGs. tho Elan
d~rs pair to be piloted by Rob Evans and
Jack Tower. Tho HerreshodS have been
nominated by TIA" Chicago agent. ".
Nottingham. aud The drivers Tor these
have not vet boon nominated Entry
blanks embod, nc tho added race arc TO
he sent "u, At once. aud 81 rs expected
that iarsc number NJ makers of ush;
vehicles, espacis', some of those who
has" nos boon ide6rHc] with racing jn
to" past. viii bo represented
As yet up definite rcuiv las boon cabIcd
from France b, tho Fcuccot people rol4-
tive 10 entering ~ Elgin George Boillot.
the Grand PriX winner. Who is in Paris
received a cable message this week sent
BY Fred j. Wagner and David Bruce
Brown. in behalf Of r. }. Collier and L.
c. Patterson who are anxious to import
pair OF PcUCcoi cars An allurug offer
was made, and one OF tho cars. If brought
here, may be. pilotcd by l.. A. Hearnc,
Boillot has been in conference with the
factory officials relative TO accepting the
terms and inducements offered for the
pair Of Pcugeots.
At present Messrs. Wagner and Ed
wards arc in Galveston. whore they have
been officiating at the beach meet and
nave been working 10 secure entries.
Wagner has been making an effort To land
some Of the Southern stars. among them
George clark with his Mercedes, and W
H. Bertrand in q SIMPLEX. August Berring
with his Marion. George De Witt, OF
Houston. Tex. with his special "eila
monster" in the free for-ail event. Cap
tain ]. W Munn's National and another
National owned ny r. II. Wood, OF Vic
toria. Tex
Tho four races. in addition TO tho 20
inch class event. arc The Aurora trophy.
for cars Of 23l 800 cubic iucnes piston dis
placement, 152-milc affair: the Tnuois
trophy. for cars of 23l-i5o cubic iuch,-
piston displacement. at 9o@ miles, both of
which will be run ON Friday. August Co.
as will be the baby car race whilo on
Saturday the 9d-uile Elgin National
event, for cars OF COZ cubic inches and
under. and the 2os-mlo free-for-sll viii
wind up the carnival
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
ENGLAND'S TROPHY TEAM
Four Boats viii Be Sent for
f4armSW0rth Races.

Commodore iT " Melville. ~ the Motor
Boat club Of America. was officially I'd
,lsod yesterday that Great Britain has
decided to gord over four boats 70 repre-
sent that country 'n the forthcoming
raec, for fine British international Tro-
rhy on Harrington Bay Long Island Oh
SATURDAY. August a. and Labor ba'.
Monday. September q.
The English representatives VII Do ihN
Maple Leaf ". owned hy I Nacka'
Edgar: the MHmar \. c. Neill the Mona,
Marques Of Anglesey. and the Sh''r
Heels. Daniel Hamburg. Tho rulef pro-
yido that each country may be represent
Cd bv no, moro than three boats. aud the
I-nplishmon aro seuding over foutth
nyer 10 have one iu reserve In c'7e OF &C
cjdent aud to mec' weather conditions.
Tho English boats will be shipped next
week from London 20 New York. ON ar
rival here they will lie placed on steam
lighters anl taken to Huntington for
their preliminary tuning-up work Inc
-ilvor Hccls was not AZ her best I'm tho
,eccp, trial races in Southampton waters.
and her owner VIII give her a thorough
trial before the Huntington races are
started TO determine II eh" IS fast enough
20 he finally selected for the English
team
While the visiting yachtsmcn arc max
ing prendratione 90 Try FOR the trophy,
the members Of the Motor Boat club OF
America are not losing any t!me In put
ting tl.e finishing touches to the Amerl-
can boats that will take part in the elin'i-
nation races over the Huntington course
on August 26. q and ..
For the first time since the trophy was
won in England four years ago there VIII
bo no Dixie TO carry the American coiors.
This name has had a charmed life ana
,n all the races In that period the Dixie
tho Dixie II. the Dixie III and the Dixie
~ have made clean sweep IN the races.
The Dixie ", winner Of last years
race was wrecked IN Buffalo last fail
and will not again race With the eXeep-
tiou of orc boat, the American team this
wear probably will he composed OF two
boats under 2G feet and one 4O-tooter.
rive 20-footers will ran ia the trials ana
one NAV he selected TO defend the trophy
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
RECORD RUN IS PLANNED
Motorist to Make Fast Tip
from Detroit to Jersey City

Representatives of the various a".oa" nand IN
bile clubs Of the state will be on Ia .,ano at at
,a,ge numbers on Tuesday eve1]hs 90
Hudson Boulevard and duncan ,,'e,,ae asemoc'
1er.ey CITY. TO greet George L. piah'' pe,,,o
nres,dent Of tie New Jersey AutoHloD,'o
'rrade Association. when he comes rd "ori
tnat famous roadway with new ..o,, III
70 his credit In time run from petron. IL,
Mr.. Blakoslte. Harry lehman na,,y ,oare
Acosta and Fred l.. Bloodgooo wiz 90
netroit tomorrow evening. save TOT ~ -
plenishng gas and oil. no stops |H n.ov ov
made until the goal is reached ~ n,.to,ice. s
made bv Mr.. Blakeslee last year, ls 70
hours ana 20 minutes. This he hopeS ~
Mayor Wittpenn and. various oIrs Jers's =
civ officials will be on hard TO rectt''nr ne.
message from Mayor Thompson 90 dc.
Iiyered 20 thS Mayor Mr.. Blakeslee 1,hn,e ,,d,,s
win be taken and the race ilnlshea' Iaving
viii be music and irewoSrks csayd arS n'VHiil While
pictures to entertain the croWo VIM
waitjng for the record breakers
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
CUT-OUT LAW ENFORCED
Lee Justice Gives Plain Warn
ing TO Berkshire Tourists.

Lee. Mass, Justice recently hned
George X Baird, assistant engineer oi
the Lee fire department and a prominent
citizen $50 for operating an automobhe
with the mufller cut out and s5 Tor eN-
oeedlng the speed limit Tourists IN ths
Rerkshlre Hills should not cut out the
,nuffler in any of the central Berkshire
towns Onlcers have been INSTRUCTED 10
maize arrests in Lee, Lenox' PittShe'u
and stockbridge. -. .ho
A number OF motor runs rom u'o
rourIne Clubs Berkshire HiIis DuI req" ca.
{, ,ho Hotel Wendell in Pittsfelo nave
hcsn mapped and arranged. These touIS IS
,rclude runs to Bash Bish FANS 9'@"s'
village and Queechy Lake OreS' D
,,ngton and Monument Mountain, Mohs -, NtT;d and
1dnE'om LEE and Nv 'WllHsmstown, TyrinGham anu
Otis. ..4 r,ontb the NaSsa-
,i,Deetts Highway Commissiiohn "a Mili + .enoy
.lo nortb end OF the PlttslleiJh ioJh,snSTved
i,t5bwsv This occasion VII! !sta Ds snring-
~ ns sntomobiie clubs in Pitstihe,o' v,ll be
SoI6 Albany and Troy. Inere ne .he high
q narade and illumination oi
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
TO STUDY EUROPEAN IDEAS

cents OF the United States Motor Com
pany. who has had charge OF the design
ing department. has resigned. He will
sail for Europe late in August TO make a
study Of European motor car engineer
ing He Will probably remain abroad for
year or more. While reslgning his Of
nee, Mr.. Briscoe will continue as presi-
dent OF the Brlscoe Manufacturing Com
pany. which is one of the subsidiaries Of
the big corporation.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
cRICKETERS IN DRAWN GAME

London. Aug. lo.-A drawn game was
played to-day in a single innings cricket
match between the Philadelphia Cricket
club team, now visiting Engiand, ana an
eleven OF the Mtcham Cricket Club at
Mitcham, Surrey When Mitcham had
made 100 for wickets the innings was
declared closed, and Philadelphia went TO
the wiclSets and had made IS for when
play was stopped by rain.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
MAN WINS AT LAWN TENNIS.

Norfolk Conn. Aug o.-A. II. Man.
ir.. OF Richmond Hill, Long Island. cap
tain of the Yale tennis team and Con-
necticut state tennis champion. to-day
defeated Vanderbilt Ward, OF Rye ~ Y.
IN tb. finals Of the annual tennis tourna-
ment for the Bridgman cup on the courts
of the Norfolk Country Club. The score
was %. ia, 81, g.. 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
PLAY BALL TO AID BOY SCOUTS.

Chicago. Aug. 10-Two teams made up
from members Of the Chicago Board OF
Trade will play game OF baseball on
August IS at White Sox Park for the
benefit Of the Boy Scouts OF America II
is proposed by members OF the board to
use the proceeds OF the game as nu-
crsus Cso 'Io for a petmaneft camp on the shore
OF White Lake. Michigan. for the BOY
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11

SUNDAYS NEW-YoRk TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for 80 so a yesr.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
TROTTERS STEP LIVELY
Nelson H. Shows Great Game.
ness in Parkway Races.

Every one Of the nine races at the sixth
iuterborough matinee Of the New York and
Parkway Driving clubs in Brooklyn yes
terday developed keen competition. Had
the owners been racing for money in
stead Of cups they could not have tried
harder to defeat their opponents.
The feature of the day was the victory
OF J. Fl. Lawrences bay gelding Nelson
II. which was in the rear Of the fast
pace each time until within a hundred
yards OF tho wire. Here he jumped for
ward winning by nose from Joseph w
Gibbons's Claro and Young Breisland's 9
Dan g. Incidentally the New York horse
made the fastest time of the series. going
his last heat in 2:i5. This race and the
slow trot were the only events won I'm
straight heats The summarizes
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II prefer drinking alone, captain"
pea jacket, which be felt Of but did
not pull out in sight Of his watch
mates.
We'll, captain" he thought. you are
in truth about as puerile. insipid a
scoundrel as ever escaped the law I'll
save you your drugged Dutch courage
for evidence" But it was not drugged.
as he learned later. 1t was good wits
ky-a leader-to warm his stomach
while the captain was studying.
An incident occurred that morning
which drew Rowland's thoughts far
from the happenings of the night. A
few hours of bright sunshine had
brought the passengers on deck like
bees from Il hive, and the two broad
life the streets of a city. The watch
was busy at the inevitable scrubbing.
and Rowland, with a swab and bucket.
was cleaning the white paint on the
starboard taffrail, screened from view
by the after deck house. which shut
off narrow space at the stern A lit
tie girl ran into the Enclosure, laugh
ing and screaming. and chung to his
legs while she jumped up and down in
an overflow of spirits.
II wunned way" she said; Il wun-
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Continued Tomorrow


Taken up at my place, Cornell, Fla.
the following estray stock: One dur
colored cow, with red heifer calf Cow
marked with crop and two splits in
right ear, swallow fork and under BIZ
in the other ear. No brand; neither
has calf brand Or mark. One brindIe
COW and calf COW marked crop and
saw set in one ear, bullet hole in other
no brand. Owner can have the stock
by calling for same, paying for feet
and for this advertisement
Tom Hampton.
Cornell. Fla Anri1 1S 1872
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eight bells. the captain said: He is
q broken down wreck with a tempo
rariIy active conscience, but Is not the
man to buy or intimidate. He knows
too much. However. we've found his
weak point If he gets snakes before
We dock his testimony is worthless.
Fill him up and I'll see the surgeon
and study up on drugs"
When Rowland turned out to break
fast at seven bells that morning be
found pint flask in the pocket of his
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ly recommend them to ALL Sold by
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