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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
Will DISCUSS.
live STOCK
SUBJECT FOR TRADES DAY
III FEBRUARY An.
NoUNCED
/ GOOD Pr GRAM
J. G. Harris, Of ReIspn WilI Fse.
side and J.I att
WIN sses

The Trades Extension i oSnmittAe of
the Anderson Chamber e5 Commerce
announced Monday the PROGRAM for
the occasion of lhe Trad Day Exeery
eises Tuesday. JAM 2Ote next. 15w-
ing TO the great lntsFE taken ii,
live stock raising and to the fact that
at the regular monthly nseeting OF tha
Anderson County Live Stock Asso
citation held on Jan 5tli last, Mr.. j.
T. Watt, who had been aiinouneed as
to be present, but could not ,oe. ii
has been deemed best to have a Joint
meeting on Tuesday, 10 he made up
of Trades Day and of Live Stock AS.
sociation Day.
AT IL O'Clock meet ifig of the ExeSS
-cntiye Committee and aiiicers OF the
Live Stock Association viii be s held,
and at ~ o'clock the pint pfograni
OF the Live Stock asEoclation and os
the Trades Extension mi yeinei,t ;os
the Chamber will be held g Y z
The leading feature d tie lncettIig
win be the nadrsss esliie VIII ba de,,
livered by Arr, Il syat 5rInesit,. .sg
GreeRyilie, Ala w.siese own sssy .zli.
OF the largest I've sfoe ID
the South. but af iitlsed
States GogernraeiIt .sIs
S9llslt yaisd spc5:sf & s. Ili t6s
Piedmont section. Faft viii not
9ne make am addless but he will al
1 So discuss in6, dstafl the aInen aed
nlans for carfSdE ON lthe work re-
Gently ihaugurafea for the Live sjtoch
Association, in Enderscn county and
Vicinity.
isHis expected that a record break
ing attendance will take In, the Joint
program exercises on Trades Day.
and 1t is especially to be hoped that
avery persen Interested II live ssos!!::
| whether member of the association
or not, attend.
Trades Day.
Anderson, s. C., Tuesday, january
Goth. 1914.
Exercises begin at u noon.
Program.
Chairman, j. G. Harris, Beltons
Invocation, Rev o. L. Martin, An.
dersoD
Address, "Live Stock Raising in tine
Piedmont" by j. It. Watt. U. S, Gov.
Live Stock Demonstrated,
ADDE'S How to Raise Hogs, by
B. M. Asill of Autun, secretary OF the
Anderson County Live stock Assocla,
tion.
Evening Session.
$3.50 r. NJ
& Ts;;i j Bile discussion, part TO be
taken by all farmers and others In.
terested in live stock raising.
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BAPTIST BAL lIssT HOSPITAL
BOARD IN SESSION
Important Bubiness Discussed and
Was Considers at ts.e
Columbia AIRetih

All over south Carolina pee-
pie AK Interested in the affairs OF
the Baptist State iiospitaI and esnecL
ta.iy the choice of cite for the new
iiss siIuti i0n6
Tie satarS Of trustees met in Coz
iunlbia Wednesday. The nleTnbers Of
the board who were present at the
meeting were; The ReY. =. q, Cody, u,
p. Greenyiile; The Rev 4. !. Bids
tow, kokeyilIe ! the Rev Chas A. Jones.
BennettHyille; Jno. N. Kinard. New
berry; the Rey.tiN G. Allen, Jsatta /:
&c. Rldgell. Batesburg: q. IT. Roper.
I.aurens; Robert L Lide. Clrangebnfg. and
the Rev. Chas =. .Bufts. %. u. and tae
Rey. w ID aNakefield VIII Evans sIs-
sent and y: A. Bethh, CoIu9nbis.
Several available sites FOR the lnca-
ton ~ tile hospital were consiaefofl
by tie board OF trustees, hut tiie mat
Iisr was referred 20. the executive
|conllnitte4 for final dispoaitlcn. II ia
urdersIood that the executive com
mittsc Will make an announcement in
= short tsriies
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PIED GEn Io il oRy.AR ARp WoRlS
STATE ASSOCIATION OF sEcRETARIEs PASSED RESoLu-
TONS OUTLINING GESERA1. POLICY FOR YEAR

"a :
Before the association OF CONNER
cial secretaries ad 3oufBed lyat MIGHT,
Z the following resoh hltions were unanis
lfnouHly adopted
III conyentlOl assembled III tEe
the city OF Anderson. South Carnllnn,
Z this, the 18th day of Januafg. 1914,
We the South Carolina Commercial
SECRETARIES Assoefat ton: SeongTatnIate
the people OF south ana aipon tllA
unbonnded and ltnpa rai elsstl pro Iei-
lily now exiaiins ffifsuR itoui every
section ef fli Sttfte and look for
wafd to tAe dolii year Ks the
gFeatest IN the history 81 the ksagntaf-
{ 70 STATE rclsa u Ne endars slib
action OF Hon. w 81. I,ons. State
3 altaft 1 IN hi va. X 81 the Grad. cas sion
OF the eatfie ek sisd Respectfully
request the iegi tEire 90 appropriate
money 10 assist ! II tlsis slgoo iif roopl
{ eTatipn with the United states gov
erntHent.
we endorse the eiforts being Bill
forth in the Esspar part of the State Ia
build mp Tie Live s totk and Gairylng
: indhst =, AZ d the or pa n izRfiOfl as al,
-. 4sSsss ,ss,,sli
AAa6siafinnz.
Ne recomfaesid the SECURING AZ
needed leai iatioR or the natter 81
th4 eQnalizgIIo Ion 81 taxes tlrenS houi
tho State OF outty aroIirs ana homo
! riile FOR sies og h,0e0 peoples and
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REGIsTRATION ROW
Senator Sullivan Would Have journal
Corrected

Special Correspondence.
Columbia, Jan. 16.---Senator Sullivan
asked for an executive. session to con-
slider the matter OF supervisors of reg
istration for Anderson, county for 1912,
on the ground that SO much of the
record which the confirmation of one
Lindsay was erroneous and offered a
resolution as follows.
Whereas, an error appears in the
Senate Journal of 1912. on cath of
February, page ISL, showing that p.
+ n. Lindsay was confirmed as super
visor of registration for Anderson
county. he being absent from 14th. 10
18th of February, sick at his home in
Anderson county. Therefore, be it re-
solved by tho senate in executive ses-
sion that said error is hereby correct
ed by striking from the list of appoint
ments from Anderson county, on Gath
OF February. 1912, the name of p. n.
Lindsay is supervisor of registration
and that this resolution be printed in
the Journal"
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Secretaries WILL WORK
FOR GOOD OF THE STATE
SOUTH CAROLINA BOOSTERS MEET IN ANDERSON Tc
DISCUSS WAYS AND MEANS OF UTILIZING AID
VANTAGEs OF RICH COMMONWEALTH
ff VIGILANCE is SLOGAN w

Representing live towns OF vim
and energy, the secretaries of the va.
rious Chambers of Commerce OF
South Carolina were yesterday the
guests or the city OF Anderson when
they assembled for their quarterly
convention. ~
Plans had been made by Porter A,
Whaley, secretary of the Anderson
Chamber OF Commerce and those who
were assisting him, for giving the
+ visitors q delightful and interestInp
day and these plans, We're carried out
in every detail. Notsbne minute of
the day elapsed without some impor-
|: tant affeir to occupy the time and
iattention of the boosters" and last
night tile visitors were enthusiastic
In describing the pleasures that they
had experienced and the good they
felt had bceli derived from the meet
ing.
Beginning shortly after IL, o'clock,
the meeting was called to order In
the Chamber OF Commerce by A. V.
Smell, acting president, and the dele
gates heard splendid address of
welcome delivered on behalf OF the
city of Anderson ~ b.. B. Gossett,
president Of the Toxaway mills.
The morning session was taken up
entirely With discussion of auestions
most interesting to the secretaries,
concerning the work done during the
past year and an outline of the work
to be done during the coming year.
many OF the secretaries have new
plans TO put Into, operation which ii. ~
feel confident will prove effective.
FOLLOWING the conclusion of the
general dlscussions the election OF Of
ssirers was taken I'M ard reaulted, I'm
fee of 81 Johns one Of Green
sls eeki eft strE ~ SAif ,aiby
Of Ande fson, + Weep dent; II u
Clark OF Columbia. secretary and
treasurer, The place FOR the next
meeting was decided upon as Sumter
and the association. VIII 1neaf thern
In April during the progress of the
horse show. eI
The Luncheon s,
At 2Soiclock, the sscretaries, to-
gether with q number OF invited
guests. repaired to the Chiaaola ho-
tel where elaborate luncheon was
served. Imprornptu remarks we're
made by W. W. Lung, Harry g. Coles.
Porter a. Wnaley. A, V. Smell ana
William Banks.
a committee OF three, consisting OF
S. Brooks Marshall of Greenwood, A,
v. Snell of Charleston and p. A,
WhaieT, was selected TO perfect plans
ssr sh. Srsan!zs.t e:s ss &c . State s.a2 asa2-
citation of secretaries. Mr.. Smell, who
was chairman OF this committee, last
night presented q report and the or
ganization was formally entered into,
Questions OF much interest which
were discussed at the afternoon ses-
sion might be summed up under the
heads of reform of the present tax
system of South Carolina. the gar
.nishment law of this State, and the
matter or retail trade expansion The
question of appealing TO the legis' a.
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One of the tanst Interesting events
transpiring during the present term
of the Court of General Sessions for
Anderson county whs the santnrcn
imposed upon John Davis at the ses-
son OF the court yesterday Most AM
uerson people are ALREADY familiar
With some OF the details of the. case
hut the fact that d man drew a SEN
tence of two years in the penitentiary
when he was expecting a fine OF $3.50
tor, $500 is an unusual feature
Dayis was charged with seduction
and was arrafgned for trial 7at the
May term of cDure; 4 OH! He, was
tried and adjndged guilty. and his at
torneys gays nctieSl Tlr tr newt rial.
! This wes negept Perfected 5di causei
consid iderable delay. = Davis fia Ia IA an
while been released on al boSG OF $500.
When the defendant was called to
Yeceiye sentence 1t was discoversd that
lse had disappeared and scale d aenteh ice
was handed down in the Sase gaiiIl
Judgment was fins, ly entered on the
h1tsA
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. ID = Il =. .H y
up, and would suggest that it world
be well for any city 10 consider the
Coaanjssion Form of government as a
plan Of city government
We recomnierd that the various
commercial organfzations or the state
tStke greater Interest IN the Buiiding
of county and State high and en-
6dorEs abe work IN this direction OF
! Hon. u J. sNafson IN the mhtter OF
naRaifnss cns ard ehsrtiak State and
sinterstate fighwayfs We recommend
the placing of the school system i5f
South Carolina on better finsrtiaE
pasIs :
We cannot express our at1pfectation
too highly of the great pfs,grSsk that
faa been ntate in coSnlnerciai organ-
slzetion ayelopment III this State. and
IN she resultant 1osop erafion alnpng
the people
We tespec tfullT tender our sincere
thanks lr tho people ana Chamber of
Cpnfrerce OF lsfasan 1.ss. s.4..i,.a
extended i Is wilsIt Il, fliss cits. and 10
the Cltiquola hotel OF Anderson FOR
: the Fplentli ist atss=zssstSsil and cpurfesics
shnwn ll6. and asa exnresB lsnr sincere
: thinks for the fnSlsotsUs.. to Be ac-
ee ept9d trs4lo ofrcw TO visit Clemson Cob
slsge, tiiat maghiiicenE institati3n Of
learning, the pride Of al Soatil caro-
sisnsans.
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* y, s. y * ~ - y y ~ ~ II
). STATE SENATE y
- y = .. - * - = - y y *

Columbia, Jan. Special Passing
to third reading the Laney bill making
the period for changing text books
every teniinstead3of Ave years, and dis
oussion Of the concurrent resolution
aIready. passed bIny the house to me-
norialize congress to repeal the 18th
amendment took lip the greater part
OF the senate session Friday. The
tese Tuition 3@tSs sent to the judiciary
.eonmlttse 80 Tedraft, g q Is
The senate adjourned to meet
1uEIy uIFIIIs at o u g-iJJf E-rp+s
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F. Barron Grier
New President

Columbia, Jan. 16.---George w. Gage
took the oath of office of associate ius-
tice OF the, supreme court this after
noon. The court adjourned over until
Tuesday morning.
+. Barran Grier, of Greenwood, was
chosen president of the state bar as
soGiation, which brought 1t annual
session TO a close with q magnificent
banquet, Prof Roscoe Pound, OF Har-
yard University, delivered the annual
address. z. '55IE e. : .s.et =
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ASK EXPERTS 10
TELL OF
Men Who Know Are Invited e.
Address South Csrozina /
sOIpnss +

Columbia Jan. 1s. Congresstas
Lever. Rresident Riggs % CiaAi Ai1h
College, and Drs. Rawl and NIghbeSS
Of the Federal agricultural depart
Eient have been invited To address
the legislature on the afterncoa St
January, 20 on cattle tick: asaaieaslu &
"A concurrent resolution to tElis efs
feet was adopted Just prior 20 atls,
Journnlent this afternoon. s
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ANDERSON COUNTY MATTERS
IN The GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SENATOR SULLIVAN AND REP REsENTATIvE SUMMERS IN
TRoDUcED BILLS YESTERDAY. OTHER MATTERS
BEFORE LAW MAKERS. ADJOURNED TIL TUESDAY
PEOPLE ELECT, SENATOR'S

Columbia, January 16.--special.--
Representative Stevenson will intro
duce hill providing for the election
of United States senators and permit
ting the governor to fill vacancy
in case of death or. resignation for a
period not exceeding ninety days, after
which he must order. special cleo
tion. VIE
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ture for the purpose of securing hets
ter roads was discussed at length.
The smoker which was tendefsJi to
the secretaries and the people OF AH-
derson opened In the Chant s,f,
Commerce at, 8 o'clock with q lar
attendance. Secretary Wkasayj s. Z s
n number OF announcements, foi
ing which A. W. Smell; secretary af
the Charleston Chamber of CSSiln,6ftf
was introduced. Mr.. Sneli tiIsctsE 4
the topic South Carolina aiad ,Sll1
Panama CanaP', and furnishe 4
number OF new and unique ana foTce3
tul Views on tie stbje Get. :, He
led his subject we'll and made a tissgs
impression. .53 rs
Last Nights Meeting.
w. w. Long. United states agrisbI-
tural agent for South Caroline, wiss
the second speaker. on the pros a
and delivered an able addres 8. IfT.
Long spoke ON the subject aIsssS
stration Work in South Carolina. Ar.
Long Is probably &he best hosfSa
man In South Carolina on 4duesSsa as
relative TO agriculture anu he579R-s
Unused his hearers with his9handilAg
of this subject,
Harry O.. Coles OF Washingtnrl. ID.
G.. general field agent OF the U1itea
States Chamber OF Commerce, drew
the undivided attention Of his adds-
ence when ne arose TO sgeak. y
Coles spoke from a wealth OF fgyarieyf
experience obtained In ali parts 81
the United States during the time
nc has been in ths 5 y ., 47
gave his hearaFs an insight In 70 snssss
ditions that were new and tran
4
the ChAmbe bera OF Comm ehce IA sosse eR
the largest cities IA tias fIpit ted
y. .Is watson, comm ieltts 5f 4 r-
ed ono or the prin 81
the evening. AEr n 81
the topic AgFicifltlift
lina's ASSET He diera
6Iatinn anf fha z1Iiiifafisvs 10 kI3aa
pointed to tie fact that D eitS 3
a fertile country to draw ff6t
never destined to Sccomplish usti
He showed that the AGRICULTURAL
sources or q section were more Inl-5
portaut to that section than all tlsa
other riches and resources com nhiusd.
He outlined the work that he hop
to be able TO accomplish and poiEs
to some of the things he has aires 81
done sine he assumed his offica. u.
watson was veil reteiTeyiis - - -. !.
This. morning the secretaries EoEt8
Clemson College where they ase 10
be entertained 40 the gueEtsF Vf t7iss 5
college p-ssa -s stS.= ere ..s k=..s :, ~
for entertaining the party while hA5
are the guests OF the institution! DfeAE
parade will take place at the college (
and in this the, entire student D0is
will participate, following which tald
secretaries Will be entertained a
dinner given by the faculty ard
GERS OF Clemson. The trip te
lege will be made In auto
leaving Anderson az nine 6se
morning and returnink ~ tas
catch the night trains Ell &c ss eltg.
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aRssLRR AN OuTLA.W.

Pittsbnrg, Jan 16.~-SlloDert (f5rownl
lei Gessier, former big Lacquer and
baseball coach. signed q coEtrant tor
day TO manage the Plttsburg team
OF the Federal League, accoriing 50
aunouneesaent by S.Tm. McCuiIough.
The terms OF the contract were not
made khoB. Gessler formatIy play
ed With the Brooklyn Nationals and
the NTashingtoh Americans tesins.
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GOyERsoR MANN.
Sends n Message to the Virginia As.
...s Samhls az

Richmond, Va, Jan. i6.-An eugenic
marriage law, a State working colony
for drunkards and drug fiends. a b.
BILE school. circulating library. an
academic night school in the State
penitentiary and additional authority
for the Governor 10 uac; Tine militia ia
enforce laws, were among the recon-
mendations OF Gov. Mann, In his mes
sage today TO the legislature.
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.ClfAs. Il. pENDI.ETON

Macon Ca. Dan. 10. Charles Il.
Formulation. for fifteen years editss ana
part owner Of the Macon TlSlegraisn.
died at liis home after aDl iiISess OF
fIva weeks. Death was da pr, r,faarily
70 RFlghts disease, q.
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AN0THER MiILLIOIX.
Has Been SaTed to the Government
In Contracts.

Washington, Jan. n.s16.-Another mill
lion dollars saved to the navy was
announced by Secretary Daniels today,
when he placed contracts for 81, ,917.-
: 340f worth OF projectiies. At laal
years prices. the projectiles would
cor
TOBvSsuf0U =
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sENATOR saIITH ACCEPTs
gFnI MIKE Commencement Address
For W0sford

Washington. Jan, Ex-senator Il. d.
Smith has accepted the invitation of
the faculty of wofford College. OF
which he is an alumnus. TO make the
COMMENCEMENT address there next
June.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
R|vERS-MCUE FIGHT
BIGGEST KIND OF F1ZlE
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcHl


Los ANGELES. July Joe Rivers
defeated Matte McCue in the second
round at Vernon Rivers knocked his
adversary down in the first round. In
the second a blow to the jaw sent Nc
Cue to the floor again, while the ref
cree counted his seconds threw a towel
into the ring as a token of defeat. Nc
Cue seemed to be suffering from ring
fright and was an easy victim for the
Mexican
McCue, who had a reputation that
he had never been knocked down in
fifty fights, settled violently, for twice
in less than two rounds Rivers landed
heavily to the chin. topping him over.
The first time he took a seat on the cam
vas McCue smiled weakly. and rubbed
his jaw as if he didn't quite understand
how it happened. The second time he
again stroked his jaw but the smile
was absent. He sat still while the
referee counted to six. when Tom
Jones, his manager. threw a towel into
the ring, when McCue cried he didn't
knock me out" Men entered the ring
at catchWeights. Rivers was heavier by
two OF three pounds. McCue looked
scared from the beginning. Did little
except to try and cover up
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
Special to The Republican,

PRESCOTT, AriZ., July 3.-At ten
o'clock this morning there will start a
loop race for motorcycles. The entry
list of which is highly condensed owing
TO the fact that many weary riders in
the Phoenix Prescott grind could not
get up heart to risk necks for a small
purse The fact that funds were con-
centrated to make the road race a sue
cess is sufficient and while the loop
race list is small, it includes those who
will make it one of the most interest
ing events of Frontier Days program
Fill DOheney, type setter on The Re-
publican leads off with number one
BOido, Lane, Gerg and Wilson Of
Phoenix are other valley riders. Pres
colt is represented by Shorty Belding
and Hughes
At the meeting Of the race drivers for
Mondays feature event today, the num-
bers drawn for autos We're as above.
Prizes in the motorcycle race We're
distributed this noon by Referee John
Hohl. The Phoenix riders are most
all of them sticking around for the
forty five mile loop race which oc-
ours at ten o'clock Sunday morning.
The prizes for this event will prob
ably be increased to $3.50 with added
money from the entrance fees. The
town is fun of the noise of racing
engines. Everybody is showing off.
All those enthusiastic kids who have
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
FOREIGN COMMENT ON
AMERICAN GOLF FAIR

NEW YORK, July 4.-Foreign
comment on the showing made by
the American golfers entered in the
recent English amateur championship
is unusually fair and considerate. AL
though the pick Of the American
field was entered and did not sur
vive the fourth round it is generally
conceded abroad that these players
took their responsibilities too heavily
and were doomed TO defeat from the
start. One English writer in review
ing the tournament stated:
When your men can come over
and play a round just as though
they were out for a country walk.
and play, not with any idea of WIN
ming, but simply to while away
summer holiday they will probably
win. You handicap them too heavily
before they start. Too much public
ity is bad for ones nerves. Nobody
knew Tubbs who defeated Francis
Ouimet, for example, had even en-
tered the tournament He won sim
ply because he was an unknown and
out for a little golfing holiday and
was therefore playing his normal
game. 1t was quite good golf.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
JOHNSON AGAIN RAISES
INTERESTING DISCUSSION
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATCHl

NEW YORK, July 4.-The fact that
Jack Johnson had reached the age of
thirty eight years fifty eight days
when he risked HIS title against
Frank Moran in Paris last Saturday
has led to some interesting discus
sion regarding the ages at which
previous heavyweight champions lost
their ring laurels John l.. Sullivan
was thiIty-four years old when de-
feated by James ] Corbett at New
Orleans in 1892 He held the title
for ten years. but Corbett was less
fortunate for he retained the cham
pionship but five years. being thirty
one years old when Bob Fitzsimmons
won at Carson City in 1897.
Fitzsimmons' tenure of champion
ship was even less for at the age of
thirty-se he was knocked out by
Jim Jeffries at COney Island in 1899,
after holding the title for two years
and three months Jeffries. who met
defeat at the hands of Johnson at
Reno. July 4, 1910. was thirtyfive
years old when the negro wrested
the ring hOnors from him. He held
the championship for eleven years.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

motorcycles are using them to add to
the din of firecrackers and bombs.
Gangs of unmounted metorcyclists
who came from Phoenix on the spe-
cial are trailing cOwbellS through the
streets and calling much attention to
the fact that they are from the capt.
tai city, and that they want every
body to know it. Vice President
Earnest Fogle, the live wire official
of the Phoenix Motorcycle club is a
leader in this enterprise.
Phoenicians have rather taken pos
session of this little city. No single
street corner is without its groups
of capital city folk. Some of the
Frontier Days enterprises are being
handled by visitors. who are pitching
in and helping out like good fellows.
In boosting the prize money for
the motorcycle race, DR.. L. B. Boido
of Phoenix is making a strong fight
with the committee He is trying to
get up a match race between a mo-
torcycle and an automobile around
the loop. It has been whispered that
there are many large round dollars
waiting to express the owners con-
viction that a single tracker cannot
beat a racing cars time over that
wonderful road Boido, John Hohl.
Foge and Chairman Lyle Abbott of
the competition committee have been
in session with members of the va
vapai Motorcycle Club trying to find
an extra hundred or two to put up
for the two WheelerS to race for