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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-01
Always a Ely In the Ointment.


The two old cronies happened to be
taking an automobile ride through. the
fruit belt.
"Rammage," observed the man with
the cropped mustache. this is a land
OF plenty. / could be perfectly happy
here"
You wouldn't though. Ruggles," re-
turned the man with the auburn
beard. I'll bet you dollar that the
first man you congratulate on his
prosperity will put up a howl about
his hard luck"
You're on"
Ten minutes later they stopped at
farmhouse. ostensibly to get drink
of water.
You've got the finest yield of
grapes in that vineyard" casually re-
marked Ruggles. Il ever saw in my
life"
Yes" gIoomed the fruit raiser:
I've got too gash-blamed many grapes
this year can't git half enough
baskets to ship EN- In
"Rammage, you win." said RuggIes.
And they rode on.
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located homestead near Weiser,
and built his first house of lum-
Der from the Wa. dwell sawmill at
this place, float ng the boards
down the river ON raft. He wac
also connected with the early day
stage lines. He spent q great deal
OF his time I'm Emmett, being the
custodian OF numerous range horses
owned by the Catholic church, and
which were known as "Rannahans.
For many Yeas the name was APP
piled 10 all oayuscs in this sec
ton and even today one will
hear an occasional old settler use
1t. Mr.. Rannahan is well along in
years now, but he is active both
mentally and physically and has a
great fund OF early dat his
tory stored In his mind. He was
an intimate friend OF Former Gov
ernor Frank Hunt
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-01

Mrs. Anna Wi Is died Sunday
morning at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. A. DeClark, after an
illness OF nearly two months, aged
SO years and months. Funeral
services were held Monday after
moon in the Metht dist church, Revs
Dean Hamilton and c. l.. Bent of
ficiating.
Pa, November 4. 1899. December
20, 1855 she was united IN marriage
70 David c. Wills at Lancaster. Pa.
with whom she lived in happy
union for nearly half a century.
soon after their marriage Mr..
aud Mrs. Wills removed To Carroll
county, Illinois, where during a
residence OF 20 years eight child
rem were born to them, all OF
whom survive the mother. From
Illinois the family removed 10
Shenandoah, Iowa, where the hus-
band died June &. 1903. Three
years ago Mrs. Wills. accompanied
by three sons and a daughter. came
10 Emmett after a residence In
Iowa OF SO years. During the past
year she has spent all her time
with her daughter, Mrs. +. A. De-
Clark, and from here went to the
rest for which the weary body so
longed. In cary life she profess
ed faith I'm Christ and was mem-
Der of the Lutheran church. After
the family took up their residence
IN Iowa they were faithful atten-
dants at the Bar 81 church There
was no lutheran church there,
and the Baptist church became the
church Of her adoption. Mrs, Wills
WAS of pronounced domestic tenn
permanent, deyoting herself to her
family. ard through long life
poured herself out IN sell-sacriiicjpg
service TO her loved ones. BY
those who know her best she Is
esteemed as an ideal mother. ard
v lille her brood was a large one,
not one suffered Limitations that
she did not unsparmely Try to
supply the need Hers is the uu-
ending life. here and hereafter, The
following children mourn her loss
William. Charles, Albert and Err
win Wills and Mrs f. A. DeClark
OF Emmett: Frank wills. Big Sprin,
Texas; Mrs. Vera Park. Coffeyville,
Mo-; Weston Wills, Cincinatti, o.
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Woman's Relative Value.

Once at the table OF Sir James
Knowles. editor or the Nineteenth
century, the talk ran on u-e relative
physical and mental wake OF women.
Turning to Sir lay Lancaster, the
aged prime minister (Mr. Gladstone)
said: Il am OF the opinion that the
-,lative value of man and woman
Is In all classes of society about the
same as 1t was in my grandfather's
time In Jamaica. When they wanted
to buy a negro they gave one hundred
and twenty pounds for a man and
eighty pounds for a woman, and" he
added, that is fair measure OF their
relative values the world over"
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The Methodist ball team, cham
pious of the Twilight league. wer,
banQueted Friday evening at the
church and presel ted with a hand
some peunant bearing the words:
Methodist Episcopal Church, Twi.
ligth League, Championship 1914
The banquet was given by the Big
Brothers Class and was a very plea
SAINT affair. The menu cons sted
OF chicken, salad, sandwiches, iced
tea, cake and lie cream. DR..
II, +. Rose. manager of the team,
was master of cermonies, and made
a good talk, complimenting the
ball players for their good behav-
Tor and clean craftsmanship shown
at all times on the bali grounds.
Frank Berry followed in the same
wien. Rev. G. L. Bent
presented the pennant to Captain
Frank Carter. and took oecas on TO
express the hope that the east
wing of the church might soon be
built and equipped with gymuastic
apparatus, reading room, ETC., so
that the young people may have
a place Tor cteatfon. Captain
Carter accepted the pennanr and
expressed his appreciation of the
banquet and the trophy. BY a
unanimous vote of the ball team
the pennant viii be hung on the
walls Of the church auditorium.
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The laundrymen of Germany-ac-
receiving a courteous invitation to
come over and fraternize with their
British brothers Of the trade, hoped to
go to London and wash the heads OF
the Englishmen"-a truly barberous
aspiration. says the London World.
Eventually they passed resolution to
go over at their own time as part of
an invading foroo-landiEg. no doubt,
In the Wash.
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DR.. GAEBLER
CHANGES MIND
VIII Increase His orchard Area,
fIpm 40 To $50 Acres.

Last week The Index gave the
plans Of Dir. Gaebler of st. Louis
who owns 100 acres of land on the
bench-to plant 40 acres of the
tract to fruit trees. Before leay-
ing for home Friday the doctor
changed his miHd and decided 20
put the entire tract in orchard.
One hundred acres will be plant
ed 10 apple trees and go acres TO
prupes, The trees viii be set in
squares 20 feet apart and every
third one prune tree. This plan
will require 10000 trees. His
intention is TO cut out the prune
trees when the ape trees come
into bearing.
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Rannahan Horses.

Tom Rannahan of Boise. one OF
the oldest settlers in the state and
one OF the best known pioneers Of
this valley, was an Emmett Wis
itor last week, being the guest eli
Mrs. Ruth Hunt His residence in
this part Of the state dates way
back TO the early COS, when he
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-01
Browulee Wheat Harvest ON

Albert Bird, who returned Mon.
day from a trip to Dry Buck re-
ports that the wheat harvest is
in progress on Lower Brcwnlee.
The crop is large one and every
available man is being used to
garner 1t.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-08-01
School Wsl1hnt Ca.I.

Notice is hereby given that 1
will pay all outstanding warrants
of the Emmettsyille Independent
school district No. 9 upon presenta-
ton at my office in First Nation
al bark, from and after August
2, 1912.
Il. X. HAYES, Treasurer.
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August is the only time to dress
that roof, while it is hot. See w.


fcdIC1eSnakeS are numerous in
the country, and people should be
careful about venturing out with
out a bottle of snake bite medi-
cine carefully concealed in their
hip pockets. Eph Yergenson the
other day killed big one that
had crawled into nest occupied
by setting hen and had drank
all the water placed for the hen.
1t had mine rattles.
Get your roof dressed now with
that new dressing before it rains
again, by w. H. Hall.
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For Sale or Rent

Seventeen acres, well improved
one mile west of Emmett, "a mile
to cannery, a nile to sawmill; 5
room house, cellar, wood house,
balm with room for six horses
fenced in six lcts, 800 fruit trees
in full bearing.
VIII give good terms. Also 1
plug team and harness to give for
work, with team or man alone.
W. r. DAVIS, Emmett, Ida.
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Real Ekiate Sales.

Jack Nye to E. NJ. Dewalt, 40
acres On Bissell creek, $4,000. Mr..
Nye expects to go to Canada soon
and Mr.. Dewalt secured a bargain.
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IiorI.

On Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Mossman OF Big Willow creek, a
daughter.
On Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Guss
Amen, a daughter.
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Card OF Thanks.

To the many friends who gave
their assistance during the sickness
Of our mother and their kindly sym
pathy in cur bereavement, we de-
sire TO extend our heartfelt thanks
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Ray Watts, who has a contract
on the Idaho Northern extension,
started work yesterday on the con-
struction of the cement pliers for
a bridge over the river about
rree miles about the forks.
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Auction Sale of Town Lots on Tuesday, Auol
Special Trains

cite, VIA Emmett. band will accompany the special
tram from Boise and at Montour there will be short
addresses by
Governor Hawey and Other Prominent Men
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Beautifully located the Payette valley twelve miles
north from the city Emmett with the richest agricultural the
oate mas the brightest prospects
west will be the capital Of Boise county and the location big
mill companies The Payee River Colonization
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
ICE SKATING

Saranac Lake, n. z. January !, 1917
Edward Lan,y made worlds record
OF nine seconds for 100 yards. standing
start.
Springfield. Mass. Janusry 1s-Mis.
Maggie A Graham Of Ludlow won the
half mile women's national skating cham
pionship, defeating Mrs. Frank Mcmillan
In 1:4& 4-5
Chicago. January 2s-Robcrt Mclean.
international amateur skating champion.
was defeated by Charles Fischer OF Mil
waukec in the one-mile invitation race
in o:oS- Herman Lewecls tied the world =
record for the backward jump, 8 feet :
inches
Ssranae Lake. N T.. January SID
mund Larny Wrested tho title OF profess
sional skating champion from Morris
Wood, defeating Wood IN the half-mile
race in j ,IT t-S and tho two-niie race
in $50 3-5. Wood won the quarter mile
race in 80 10 seconds.
Stockholm. Sweden. February 1l-oscar
Matlieson. the Norwegian skater. was
declared champion OF Europe. having won
the 500-meter race in ~ is seconds "a
new record, and 5000-meter race on
February 10 and on February IL. the
f500-meter race in 2:e0:s; 1o.o0O-meter
match In 1908
Stockholm, Sweden. February 1a-Go-
esta Sandahl OF Sweden won the Euro
pean championship for fancy skating.
Cleveland, Ohio, February 3d-Robert
Mclean was declared international cham
pion OF Canada and the United States
after winning all tho events in series
OF meets, which ended at Cleveland this
week.
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BOATING RECORDS

New London, Conn. June 2i-For the
Gfth successive year Harvard defeated
ale In the varsity eiShts at four miles,
winning In 21:f3H. Harvard also won the
freshmen eights at two miles IN 10;b"
and the university fours at two miles in
11s2h
Toronto Hhy. Ontario. July 1.-THE
sculling race for the championship of
Amarlca between Eddie Durnan and WI
liam tIalnes was won by Durnan, who
rowed the three miles In 20;I2 20.
London, England. July ce-Ernest
Barry, the English champion sculier, do
feated Richard Arnst of Australia In a
race over the Thames for the champion
ship of the world, The distance OF four
and one-quarter miles was made In e3:0S-
Peoria, H.. August 9-4WiDnipeg crows
won four OF tho six events on tho pro-
gramme OF the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmens while tho Duluth Boat
clubs eight set now world g record by
defeating Detroit IN the intermediate
class event In 6.I6 for the one and one
fourth mileg straightaway.
Newport. r. l., AuyuHt e-At tho Ma
tionai Association of Oarsmen regatta,
tlIe Duluth Boat clubs eight rowed a
mic and q quarter straightsway IN 6:1G.
London. England. October 1+-Ernest
Barry of England. worlds champion
sculier, defeated Edward Haulou Durnan
OF Toronto in a championship race over
the Putuoy TO MortIake courae on the
Thames river, by two boat lengths, In
2a:5f,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
INWARD STRIDES Made IN ALL
KINDS OF ATHLETIC ENDEAV0R
BILLIARD RECORDS

Denver, Colo. January SIN a practice
game Joseph Carney beat tho world s
record at three-cuBh!on billiards, running
80 points in 81 Innings
New York City, February 7-WIllfe
Hoppe retained his title OF champion of
lS2 oalk line billiards, when ho defeated
George sutton by scoro OF 500 to 2so
Brooklyn. n. Y. February 1o-Dr. Nor
ris Brown won the championship In the
amateur billiard tournament by defeating
Joseph Mayer 400 to ISL.
Philadelphia, Pa. February 2s-WilIle
Hoppe Won a 200o-poInt ISL baIk line
game from Harry Cline
Denver, Colo. March ld-.gohn Borcan
OF st. Louis won the championship OF
the world at threc-cushion billiards from
tosfgn to f57' 0afneS' with total score of $50
New York City. March l5-Gcorge SUIT
ton Tessined his 1S.1 balls line billiard
Championship title from Willie Hoppe
with score of 500 to 374.
New York city. April 11--wilio Hoppe
successfully defended his title of world d
champion at 1s.2 baIk line against Calvin
w bsa RenareSf- @a RI Msp MMoppe won on 800 TO aio
challenger. for the ISL ball1 line billiard
championship of tho world defeated
George Sutton, holder OF the title. 500
game, William A. Spinks tailed 3I4 points
without 9. break in an 49, billiard match.
John Horsah. champion three cushion
billiardist, successfully defended his title
against Joe Carney, with score OF $50
to 100.
SpL1ks of Chicago established a new
worlds record for 49, balls limo billiards,
running 1909 In single inning.
q iTf-f ff1-n fyuc cfnr 20
Hoppe retained his title as 1872 billiard
champion Of tho world. George Slosson
finished the tournament IN second place.
Philadelphia, Pa. December 5-Wjllle
Hoppe defeated George Slosson at 1872
Billiards, 400 TO SO, in four innings, 2. 127,
269 and Fl, which ties the record.
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MOTORCYCLE RACE RECORDS

L Os ANGELES. Cal, February 11-W.
~ M. Hashe. Won the two, three and
four-mile races and established a speed
of 92.7s miles an hour for one mile in
the wo-mile event-a new worlds record
In itself. His time for the two, three
and four-mlle events, respectively. each
of which set new worlds marks, vas:
1;19 2-6, 2;01 3-b and 2:40 As.
Los Angeles, Cal, February 1s--W. u.
Hasha. of Dallas mado five miles in 3:022
The ten-mile frec-for-all was won by AL
Ward in sos.
Los Angeles. Cal, February 25--Joe
Woltcrs, riding an Excelsior motorcycle
established new worlds record when he
Won the three emile professional race In
30 SO.
Los Angeles. Cal, March S1-W. z.
Hasha lowered his own record for the
mile when he negotiated the distance In
80 SO.
Los Angeles. Cal. April e-Eddie Hashe
established new motorcycle records for
from one TO ten miles. making the first
mile In :37 A-5 the second in LIS 2-6;
the third in 1:5o; fourth in 2:5e SO; NTH
In AGO 40; sixth in s,0l 50, seventh In
4:t2 3-5: eighth In SPA: ninth in sos. and
the tenth In 6:i5 As
Salt Lake City, Utah. June 1S-Alfred
Gpulett broke the world'e record for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
CYCLISTS SET MANY NEW RECORDS
DURING THE YEAR NOW CLOSING

motordrome In 3s 30 seconds: Roy Peck
rodo four miles in minutes % 2-s Sec
onds.
Newark. y. j., August 25,-Alfred
Grenda or Australia and Walter De-
mara OF Cleveland won the worlds one
mile tandem bicycle championship in
;o2:09 @-5.
Newark, " J.. August 3S.-George
Wiley OF Syracuse won the 100-kilometer
worlds championship motor paced road
race. defeating his nearest competitor.
waa 1;24:O7,
Columbus. o.. September 2.-T. G.. Ba-
kor of Indianapolis broke the records for
72 and 95 miles for motorcycles on a
board han-rnile track his time being
50:o7 and 1;l5:99 2-5 respectively.
St Louis. Mo-. September 4.--The mo-
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pervision of boxing commissions and
with the sanction OF officers of the law.
Boxing has recorded boom in 1912,
and If tho promoters arc not permitted
TO overdo the game. shonld make even
greater strides next year
Wrestling still retains favor with its
devotees despite tho many handicaps
placed on this great game by unscrupu-
lous athletes and the general disposition
of many wrestlers to ''fake - Caro-
full promoters are eliminating this class
of athletes aud tho mat game should re-
gain its lost prestige.
Introduction Of new rules IN football
has restored to the college game all OF
its old-time popularity, lost by tinker
ing with the rules. The gamo as played
today il an interesting one and tho rule
makers should let well enough alone.
Tho renewed popularity OF the sport
should be even moro pronounced next
season.
Basketball and other indoor sports
engage the attention of the fans during
the winter months and forward strides
have been mado in thcso pastiulcs.
A Altogether, sporting enthusiasts may
be we'll pleased over tho results of tue
year just closing mad extremely optiuiis-
tic over the future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
YEARS ACHIEVEMENTS In BOWLING

I Chicago. March 22-The winners In tho
A B. g. bowling tourney were:
Singles-L, Sutton Of Rochester. n. T.
with total Of 679.
Doubles-N. Owen and p. Sutton Of
Louisville total of 1859.
All Events-P, Sutton OF Louisville, to-
tai OF 1S43,
Five-men Team-The Brunswicks OF
New York. grand total OF 2904.
Paterson. n. j., March 25-The Grand
Central flve-men team of Rochester N.
Y, broke the worlds record in the Ma
tional Bowling association tournament.
scoring 299T as u three-game total.
Paterson, n, J.t March ga new record
for a single game score by n five-man
team was made at the National Bowling
association tourney by the Spacko oin-
tet OF indianapolis. The team rolled
1860 in the last game.
Paterson. n. j.. March 30--At the con-
cIusion of the National Bowling associa-
ton tourney. Mortimer Lindsey OF New
Haven won the all-around championship
with a record of 20Sl for nine games. Leo
Lucke OF Brooklyn captured the indi-
vidual championship with total or 6s9.
Charles johnson and Mortimer Lindsey
won the doubles championship with 1901
points and the Grand Centrals of Roch-
ester Won the fve-meu team champion
ship with n record total of 29g7.
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large squad Of fast and heady players
to pick from, Bcnnion developed a
machine marvellous for speed and pre-
cision. The season began with a to 0
victory over the Wyoming cowboys.
The field was in a woefully sloppy con-
dition and failed to show the team at
its best. This was followed by sc
to o victory over Denver. This estab-
hshed a new conference record and
made Utah favoritc for first place A
Little later Utah went to Denver and
cleaned up the Mines team. 1s to g.
This set Colorado wild. and Boulder
bent every effort from that time on
towards preparation for the 'tMor-
mons" She was successful, and in
game. full OF hard breaks for Utah,
won by a score of 3 to O. A week
later Utah won back her lost prestige
by piling up 43 TO 0 against Colorado
college. The Mines then trimmed
Boulder. 81 to s, and won for Utah
the championship of tho conference.
The season ended with surprise in
the way Of z to z tie with the Utah
Aggies.
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TT TrCA, N. y. January s-In a contest
" between Utica and Rochester. Utica
won the second game with a total Of
1874.
Rochester. n. Y, January 2i-ReIsky
and Kondolf, bowling against two other
teams, rolled 267 and 266 respectively,
making total OF 5S3 for one game played
Philadelphia, February 1T-Billy Knox
and Frank Mullins rolled a perfect 200
score in q two-rnan handicap tourney,
Knox, with Satterthwaite as his partner
totaled 1345 in the first game.
Toronto, Ontario, February 25--World's
records were broken by James Smith OF
Buffalo In the finish OF the sixth annual
tournament OF the Canadian Bowling as
ISOLATION Smith rolled III for his three
games, He also set a new record for tho
all events, getting 6at In the team. 648 In
the doubles, and With III In tho singles,
total OF 2060. His average was 22S SO
for hs nina games,
Utica n. Y. March A-The flve-nnen
team OF the Puritan Bowling team rolled
total Of 1882 In a three game compe-
tition-an average of 22b per game for
each roller.
Chicago, March 12-LouIs Vielstich of
the KID Nichols team of Kansas City
set new record for high Individual
game, getting 2SQ.~ a..
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torcycle ma arathon race was won by Ar
thur (Farmer) Standin. who covered the
twenty six miles in 20 minutes and 8
seconds
Salt Lake City. Utah. September S.
Alfred -Goulet rode one milo on n bicycle
in competition. covering tho distance In
1:F 90.
Brighton Beach Motordrome. n, 7.
City. September cL--George LoclSner and
William Shields. Syracuse motorcyclsts.
won the twenty-four-hour team race.
with n score. after twenty-one hours OF
actual racing, OF, 1874 miles. The old
record of 1929 miles was passed In the
seventeenth hour.
Los Angeles. Cal. october 2t.-w. G.
Hamilton (professionaD rode two miles
on q motorcycle in Zoe l-5.
Berlin. Germany. February 9.--Thc six
days international bicycle race was won
by walter Rutt and Johann Stol. the
German Dutch team, who covered 3a051
miles during that time.
New York. Dccember-Walter Rutt
and .Ioo Foeier win slx;days race at
Madison Square Garden.
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AUTO RACE RECORDS

San Diego. Cal, March 81. 1s12.-In
the jay Eye Sec. a 200 II. T, race car.
Louis Dlsbrow set a new worlds record
for one mile on a circular dirt track,
So 80 seconds.
San jose. Cal. April 14.-New worlds
records We're established by Louis Dis
dirt track. as follows: Fifteen miles in
1890; 20 miles In 17:57 e-5. and 20 miles
In 2e:2s 3-5.
Santa Monica. Cal. MAY 4,-TAe free
honrs so minutes 81 seconds. a new
worlds record for the event Tetzlsff's )
average per hour was near 1Sa miles.
Caleb Bragg was second in 5:54:o5. and
Ralph De Palma, driving a. Mercer car.
won the medium car event In 2;10:43.
Indianapolis. Ind. May 3o.-,Joe Daw-
son. driving National car, won the
annual Indianapolis speedway 5o0-mile
race In 6;21;oe. also breaking the worlds
Tacoma. Wash, July s.-The 2oomIle
automobile race In connection with the
in Flat in s:5i:si. Mulford, driving
Knox car. was second, During the
race Mulford beat tho worlds record for
flye miles, doing lap of that distance
Portland. Or. July 1o.-The record
made BY Milford for five miles on Jnly
car. who negotiated the distance in 4;4s.
| Wishart drove 200 miles on a dirt track
| In 3;2S.ola,
Elgin Ill, August S1.-Ralph De Pal
ma won the E1gin National trophy, COW
ering the distance Of 264 miles In 3:43:26;
| the free-for- all race. a distance OF 3o5
miles approximately. In 1885.
New York City, September SOD
| Burman drove ono mile on clndcr
| track IN 4I-SJ seconds
BroolSlands. England. September o,
| Driver Resta set ~ new sneeo recofo'