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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
German Airships Raid England

LONDON. lul ~ German air.
ship, railcd the east coast oi England
carly th, morning according TO an
official statement Just issued The
number of raiders, ,N, the statement.
"ha, not yc' horu established The
reports a, 90 the raider, crossing the
coast came from Yorkshire and
Lincolnshire Bomb, were dropped but
detail, are lacking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

NONFN Tu LOAN
To salnried men nri women without,
security. money The d,N YOU ppr, aud
Nour hualncs. Wlll hr confidential p,N.
mcuis allowed ~ suit your rNnNrnlcnre,
DltATTEt. LOANS
On pianos. household ruuda aud other
rhHi'sls money tho daN YOU ARMY. easy
payments established five ,rata
ARTHUR iiEArliEUtY.
Gi.N leo building
e. NNii pHii iuf tuur diamonds y UuiI.
htfF 20 2 Nutih itat,,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
Texas

MR. INENIU n ,ou want smpU m.
proved farm bargain ON easy pss mru's
direct from owner. address quick UnW
900. Mathis Trw.
FOR SAIL lurtN ACRES urIWpfuy'i land
iu rich truck growing region. o. miles
from Corpus Christi. TDNns. good invest a..
W'ut for cash buyer Write owner Mrs
NORTH TENS ilsl acres level land
and Zine ,.friu olk timber: dark choc
ulIi' f'Hh fuli. millions ~ feet yuumpf.
'ih timber. Timber pYy fut land ami
'Iwh'f. .IN tDfrs branch bottom. ~. 90
p"r H,rc. no trade " g. Uuak. oNu,f.
'Hfk.t.ll'. Tsy,S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

lNu lhlhrvlnl- s,mphnr, hsui rlus,s
II Scsks srrassmrni ~ ltrlir islr this
afternoon and tonight Tho afternoon
concert commences ~ 3 in s,rning III
~ Madame susanna lehman noted
rrani npsfn sinret, appears On tonight =
iuuKfan. hFNe lsln uffrfa uant Uihsr
dancing hosllnE. ruof gsfilru with mo.
iiun tariuts- riv \ bls free attraction
an neat week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

The NfHluyt a SeiIg feature heads
MIXED h.ll TODAY at the Majestic
'ninrfifa western Bui fB.'futd subjects
1fr Whyfs showing Tumuffuu. \ Mid.
Winter Madness. northwest snuN V.,
'ufr VIII feature an right.frrl rfn,f am
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK.

In Answering Nd. ries. Mention TIME.
40 lOl WANT to huy before the rtcnt
activity begins iu liHSi,ll county p
NfnN NJ the large companies bUNiug
heavily. we'll drilling in the center ~
our I'lscs on y very ffyurahlN reported
tn'.ylino slS miles Wrst pf n large ras
''lN smith " llaN,uH. Campbell Ulig
utl Huut t|ft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

Tho Fascinating tifts tfa t uuup uf
1n1nr women nhH wiu present at iHr
lAf't siariUa Sun.lHt urt NJ thr Uirt
crest musical ruiu.iN attractions iu i.aut
tha' house ihia nfHaHU NfH.Ht a .YisfV
devil on tables arh rhsIfs NauUu tNi
Nil'afN in yume'it humber Afsu srf
Nlfsiris. singers ahd ure sfnft. "tas.
se,hall IN. tir,riss is 'hr yffsfiug ~
the usfuui Tito
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
NI0S, ,FHIrItS I'M ,rCES
SuRlIS

w ,rsWsfinr ~. trass atsn,inu nrnss
~~'s>'srs-ss',s s>s~Ne-s~~~s-s>
AslNSsENvlN overland. ,Hfnyf lot
ylvat swan fnf small nome rivat
ltune owner " ilp
hlu hAHuNN Ur,d Chnimrfs ,f0h
Oklahoma Chalmers Motor rat Go
SrunAuF batteries. any make. ~.
charged. teraltvd and rebuilt a., uuf
Wires on new batteries tnt any car
ifun,y Co, va West Main
ONE Chalmers $40 1911 dennnsitetu,
1850 oklahoma Chalmers Sales yu
I NEW ihis uttW si,es ~ factor, rfir.s
hfuhivas Vhfarc 1911 \ ttoadvat
NNNfiu rn tmis sinupnlkut t.u...
.ncrf 1r nf rtN W mis rHtrl
N lluui tIts
WANTED ~ hos five. Vaas.urs. .
Wnf hand nuinwniiir. ItHt Vfyf.frH.
mnsi D. N r-ui condition e. " ntd.
aha lee. liutllns
Fuh sAtsE NJ large -rsss.pr.,
Cass rsf. ie.hotscypvct motor M !
eacfifcti must srll this week. in t,.t
leri rnndii m. aud fine It,nkuf issa
hut -. Farmers nfanrh Tssas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

Cook, and waltresSeS will lind good
place, by advertising m the Want Ads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
FURNISHED iIOi SEN ". ArAR1
NENIS FOR RENT.

In a'.v'flnE Ads riss.. Mention rlm,.
>~~N~~'>,S>>~~>~~s-~es~~ s~~~S~-~~~s~~~>~s~~e~~S>
'sU''N rui'nrr rrwi md rIDrly fur.
l'sh'd uuUrfu iU 'I'fl WHv. adults
urI. f'' .U ItI month tsU Maple 1908
l..v.rn l' nri o. w
NICELY mr. N.I .um BUHuw.u'
f.' NNIH NNur. Walnut cs''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
SPLENDID INCOME
PROPERTY
For Sale Cheap, By Owner

Two apartment houses 1n West
NiIy 81. apartments tu each
fnus' consisting uf p rooms
hath. toilet ard h,atDr, east
front. lHfrl trees. puf.H.H up
stairs Irl down 100 apartments
rented uNu,f leaving ,,tt. conn
u'lIrd tp sacrifice.
ln 20 few years both lots viii BE-
valuable business property % non
fHf two houses SrNN cash pay
Wruf NI|IN.r rHab terms can
uwu~r WHI I1ut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

t'aunn HUihsfs and Nt,haus hti
HfHNN ruHf.aNN UnHtsa SUNDAY tU fHF
iIisFit pWV 'hs hfirhissi hrrstIfsi mu
sIrii shNu ~ ins sessnn fHf irftt sieht
r.tha tHr UHmtant HpptHfei Hf Unr
ih,Ht.f W itllas astahllshins 81 rstnri
fUf tuHffurnue tieftufmamts in that titt
Iursdt ~ ihs hilatiuus vs'is,t. sireine
ffah costumes ard syeniv effects. rnn
hnfil piih dancing afe ~a'ufrs ~ The
lFht uiasa suurrsses ihst sfr M uff.
sent i1ia iian. nlushifd star ell ar.
rsssF III feature nist TIVE iHts insi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
rArtig AM slorN

w Ntsvsfirs ~. ris-.. usn,ian ri.,s.
liHii fainin hufaf top higsy and
hafne.s " 3 Hitfiiiae fhune Wal 10
.o q rius n each pedigree. nir.
hlshed. ' raaiis. Ttuup, Tess.
WANTED s's fsi ,ass With hsr,
. raltes highost market pfice Ihuns
Msuir "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

Ethel uta, Teftt pili he on ihs vrlcctd
Ntdufn~ sctsen tonight in ihe Nufli
Wnfai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
SITUATIONS wA>TED-M,If.
SITUATIONS w,NTrD-rrM,lr

MipniE.AuED ibiy desire. position IN
family with Ciidfrn IA a. general
housevork Wal 1851. Anuir Shenold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
1lftWKIIfR AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT.
PRIVILEGES.

In Answering Ads Please w,rilen rins.
WANTED carnival COMPANY. aviator
Hui other attractions fuf annual t.f
tri u..ul.. August u and o.. guutUr.
ulIb now Hpyltrf town. ~ 900 IyuUIr
expected " u Guudsl,. gulntun. Okls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
OuT or rows REAL ESTATE.

In Answering hd. ris-s- Mention Iim.s
->~~>>N~--~~>>~~~~~~~>~~- >~~-~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~>>~~
SOME llNl vel located lots lu lI.
wH.I '1r Hl. .nwp or W.u trade fur
vacant lU' 900 ohLhuUn N.'N u.2l1
Nu pgnnpm'n
WHAT nuD tou to ir1l, 'pr gl lur u
N1tH'nn.t Okh' --ii. S. EuHuH0u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
MALE HELP WANTED.


LEARN TELEGRApHY QUICK learned
railroad wire practice Position -
cured OF tuition refunded Write Dnl-
las Telegraph College. Dallas Tex
WANTED several nfst. .cla,. mon who
have lad experience Ia handling maps
Something new, npld seller. territory
stat" Oklnnom1; commission proposition.
Addi'ss it-2Ij criu Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
0PP0RT TUNlTY

Learn bookkeeping, banking. account
ing. auditing. prnmnn,hlp and other COM
mcfCul suhi"ct NJ homo nnd save the
cost of going nwny to school W" guar
Rntcc tn teach y,u successfully by mail
The Southwestern school of hcrouninncy
zoe Weaver nllg Oklahoma City
~ YOI arc out M employment "U lu
need Of nrt-clpHt help ,ll ~ ~
n Broadway iirODlNur Employment
Bur'1I. or phone Walnut 1lns
Earn iit weekly writing urtUrH ana n1
df"fs's; sptr time, no rHuNlHHin ,
particulars for stump @ q Smith. lii.
tie Rock, Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
PtPfRH,NGI>G A>D PAINTING.
In Answering Al. ri,s. Mention Time.

PAPER HANGING rpr,.1l'y. samples
brought 100 your home. 80 work guar
artesd Wbl r1,r
WANTED Painting Hr sunr'u''. i've
years. ~ WUl 500 500 money I''t.
grew a Son. Nt'HIt ,t'I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS 5 roK SALE.
In Answering Ads rls"s. Mrniion Times

WlNoSN MILLS a,lmu,.. nuri,ry. .n.
d0trH,Ii ana 4HrIfrrg IpWtH
smith representative. e2i W W,l'H Phone
NI sf
$4,000 SODA rOI NTAIN l'j. uusion
Computing SDlr. rou tlg,. fUr 81.
mort 400 Kinds " fixtures ,hrnper Than
.uu iau buy the raw lumber - N
Wrhh l2D ". Fourth
Il.l-II 'TTEENlLk from pure
,rHw, rIurnod daily %. p.r gallon
ur lsr delivered 90 IS SIXTH Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
PROFESSIONAL.
LOST AND roI>p.
N ,r.s,-,., A. r,..., u,,,,,, ,,..,,

w srssrr'-s Ass Please usnil.n Times
s's-SSN--NrS>>~>~S>sSs~-~~ s~-~~ySSN>-SSS-sS~~Sss.~.
FolNn-soins money describe make
=, 'wv'n statement. psy fuf sd take n.
lost nsiNvrn triun riit and nki,h,.
me CiN, white vifv automobile wheel
Nu'ift tHfhhH Motor rg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
troliieal Advert,emenD
Col. A. P. Watson
Candidate for Corporation
Commissioner
dong Term

viii adircs, the voter, n Capitol Hin
corner Robinson and &C." streets AZ
IN FRIDAY evening and corner Broad.
way and California Saturday evening
sW Discussing lhc issues OF the
.ampiIgn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
Oklahoma.
Olorado
South Dakota

SOUTH DAKOTA LNND BULLETINS
Official publications showing fHu crop
U'.I ..'|uu uui upIurturiii'a iu' ufW'ns
IuI Investment 100 th, various s,. filus ul
.U, fHtn Including the most prosperous
.Ho cheap lands just IeN'lupnE Nid.rs.
I..f u' immigration Capital T. . II'fr,
...rH f|.Hufu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

TARLI one evening Mr Eo, walked
r over the hill, before the moon
- came up ne had slept al day.
and wa, ready for hi, uppcr hu o. he
had brought home onb one goose the
night before he had eaten that iur
IirIti,t
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-10
WEALTH THE FOOL MAKER.

The fact that Henry Ford, the millionaire automobile manufacturer is considering the possibility of accepting the nomination of president the Prohibition ticket is good il lustraon of how bitten by the hunger for publc office, will lose his good judgment.
 That Ford 's mentioned at all in the Republican convenon where he received twenyfour voes and in fact that is known all outside of his native city, due everybody himself knows, only to the fact that by the manufacture of cheap automobile he has managed to amass millions of dollars.
 Were Ford a of only few millions had his rise wealth been less spectacular he would have been heard of.
 He has done nothing shown himself possessed of knowledge fitting him for the office of chef executive He admits that he has read history His knowledge sateca probably equaed and exceeded by many American school bOys yet this of no qualifications is mentioned seriously by many Americans fit to guide the destnies of this nation at one Of the most crcal periods in its history.
 only illustrates of the burning shames for which this country noed the subservence of its people to wealth
 The American people will at breeding and birth let be known that is possessed of millions and they will the knee The veest boor received In the highest society and recognized everybody he has the money the reputation of matters not if her husband million be thief crook worse, yet so long as he remains of jail and keeps his wealth he will find that most of the people with whom he comes n contact will deter to m
 Ford is of sterling character He is honest upright and good mechanic Yet there many in Cordova who have those qualifications It is safe to that three ouhs the employed in the shops of the railway in this city will up character education and ability with Ford It is also safe to that of them far capable of handling the office o president than IS the Detroit millionaire
 Yet they unheard of. Merely because they have not amassed millions. But if any of them approached it is safe that all of them would recognize their unnes for the position.
 Then why Henry Ford Merely because he has the money
 Defeated in the convention at Chicago he turns to the Prohibition party in his hunger for political preenent
 Truly money doth make fools of some people.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-10
THE METAL MARKETS.

The metal markets have been dull and reactionary for about two months Last week spectators in stocks awoke to this and the metal shares hammered down severely The Wall organs took the talk that had already been rife in some producing districts and expressed opinions lamty overaken the metal industries Now, in fact cop per 26 lead speter at lOc anmony at l9c qucks yer $75 $50 not low With sect them they prices that from 12 to times above normal They low compared with what they were when they about five times above normal they were in all except copper and lead But what pe expect? Apparently having been given unexpected treasure Aladdin nothing would suit them but big ger things When the end reached there reaction sentiment This of the penalties of extravagance
 The consumption of metals is still continuing a unpre cedented and bids fair to keep doing The trouble with prices is that too many people wanted naturally to share in the great profits that being made and therefore creased the production Conditions will be healthier in all ways prices recede to lower but still profitable evesEn cheering and Mining Journal July l.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-10
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD

TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION. Notice of Term of Court at cordoVa, Alaska.
 The President of the United States of America, to the Residents of the Third Division of the Territory Of Alaska, and to All Whom It May Concern, Greeting:
 You, and each and all of you, will please take notice that by an order of the court, duly made and entered, a term of the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, Third Division, has been called and will be held in Cor dova, Alaska, beginning on the 17th day of July, 1916, and will continue as long thereafter as the public welfare may require.
 Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 18th day of June, 1916.
 FRED M. BROWN,
 District Judge. (District Court SeaD Attest: Arthur Lang, Clerk.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-10
SAVE BASEBALLS.

The crusade inaugurated by the of ficials of the New York American League baseball club against the habit of certain spectators in retain ing foul balls knocked into the stands and bleachers Is already showing sat isfactory results. The example made recently by the arrest and lining Of A few spectators who refused to re- turn balls that came into their posses sion has proved salutary and the club is now using fewer balls than was the case before the effort was made to curb the practice.
 The officials state that they were forced to take action as a result of the number of baseballs lost during every game played upon the home grounds.
 It is estimated that close to 5000 balls are used during the season, and at $1.25 each, they represented an out. lay of more than $3,5OO each year. A considerable percentage of these balls are lost in the manner described.
 While the team is on the road no difficulty is experienced in this q! rection, as the parks of other cities are guarded by regular police, and not special officers such as is the case n New York.
 TRY COLLEGE PLAYERS.
 Major league baseball clubs have already started their annual trout of
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-10
SPORTS Gossip About Events of National Importance and the Persons Who Are In the Head.
 Liner Glasses.

NEW YORK, June 30. - Officers of the Amateur Athletic Union are pre- pairing list of the soldier athletes of the various state militias with the idea of having a complete record of every man who Is prominent in sport and who is, or may be, enrolled with the forces now being sent to the Mexican border. A circular letter has been sent to every A. A. U., division, club and military organization asking that the names of all men serving with the troops be forwarded to headquar- ters together with their records.
 From the replies there will be com piled list showing the name, age, club, athletic specially and record of each man, as we'll as the regiment he is a member of and the place through which mail will reach him. The lists will be printed in pamphlet form and revised frequently in order that they may be kept up to date. It is hoped that these booklets will prove of value to the athletes relatives, the A. A. U. officials, and in fact all those who are fin any way connected with sport. The list will not be confined exclusively to members of the A. A. U., however, and the names of all prominent sport devotees, including tennis and golf players. oarsmen and others, serving with the colors will be included as far as available.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-10
HIS DYING WISH.

There something touching about the incident in which the ashes pioneer Alaskan scattered the waters of Alaska by former comrade in accordance with dying wish There is something about Alaska which holds and grips one who lived in the territory number of Old timers leave the territory and business outside and travel all over the world quest of livelihood but they find place which entirely satisfies them and always have longing return So strong that longing with the late h. K Nixon whose business interests kept him outside that his dying request that his ashes be scattered the waters of Alaska other way could he strongly the de sire which must have burned his heart almost daily May hls ashes rest in peace While his last wish may queer to newcomers the old timers will undersand.-Juneau Dispatch
 The most absorbing topic i'll Cordova is the on the boys for the bicycle watch which the Times is going to give away.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-10

college players who have made good on varsity diamonds this season. While the scouts of the various leagues have been rather liberal in their recommendation, it is not likely that many of those youngsters will be able to successfully make the leap from the college team to the big league combinations. Both the Phila delphia Athletics and the New York Giants are at present trying out sev- eral of the more promising of the var sity recruits, and it may be that ono or two will stand the test.
 The Giants will give pitcher George Smith, of Columbia; pitcher Way, of Rale, and second baseman Stafford, of Tufts, tryout, and hope to de- velop at least one of the trio before the season closes. Connie Mack has a team mate of Stafford's in Carol, former catcher for Tufts; and pitcher Johnson. of Ursinus, working with the team. Other clubs have added col legian or two to their rosters within the past week or two, but owing to the closeness of the race in the two leagues are loath to use them in the ,,l,,y at tbfo firna
 HARVARD LOSES oARsMEN.
 Harvard will lose by graduation seven of the sixteen oarsmen who rowed the Crimson varsity and sec ond varsity shells to victory against Rale on the Thames recently, but will have winning freshman crew from which to draw for the 1917 combina. lions. Of the winning Syracuse crews in the Poughkeepsie regatta the jun for varsity combination will be intact next spring if Coach Ten Eyck desires to row the combination in that order, while but one man, Captain Glass, IS lost from the university combination With fifteen of his sixteen winning oarsmen back at Syracuse next sea son and a freshman eight which won second place in the race for first year men, Coach Ten Eyck is better fixed for rowing material for 1917 than any coach in either the New London or Poughkeepsie regatta.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-10
TO OUR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

Times doing all in its power to insure the prompt delivery of the paper along the line of the Copper River Northwestern Railway Many complaints have reached us that the paper not being received regularly Our subscribers will confer the Times they will write specifying the dates missed the future and will take steps to find where the trouble lies.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-06
NOT
 YET AGREED ON
Four Plans, Two by U. s. and Two by Mexico, Offered,
 None Accepted.
(By Review Leased Wire)

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct B. Various plans for the protection of life and property along the border again were discussed by the American Mexican joint commission but without agreement. Two sessions were held, the second lasting until night
 At least four plans for border patrol have been suggested, two by the Americans and two by the Mexicans. All involve withdrawal of General Pershing's army from Chihuahua. The Americans have steadily insisted that MeXico's internal problems must be considered as an integral part of any agreement for border control
 The MeXicans have acceded reluct- antly to the attitude of the Americans. Details of the plans suggested today were not revealed.
 That the Americans had served mo- tice on the Mexicans that General Pershing's orce would not be with drawn until Mexico has demonstrated its ability to establish order, was again denied tonight by Secretary Franklin K. Lane, head of the Ameri- can commissioners. He admitted that the attitude of the Mexicans remained
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-06
CAVALRY OFFICERS
 TO MAKE LOWELL ON
 SECRET RIDING TEST
Sealed Orders Given Four Riders Over Devious Routes of 75 Miles and Return to Douglas Friday.
(sy Review Leased Wire.)

DOUGLAS, Oct. 5.-With the num- Der of entries cut down to four by un- avoidable duties of various kinds, the officers night test ride, devised by First Lieutenant eE. c. Feigenspane, First Battalion, New Jersey Cavalry, began at six o'clock tonight from in front of headquarters of the New Jersey cavalry, the riders leaving at ten-minute intervals.
 Drawing for positions First Lieuten- ant Lewis. B. Ballantyne, New Jersey cavalry, was number one, and left at 6:04 over the course, riding Tom Barbour; First Lieutenant A. H. liar vey, First Cavalry. riding Martini, was second; First Lieutenant W. c. Me Chord, First Cavalry, riding Mex, was third; First Lieutenant J. NJ. Vain right, First Cavalry, riding Jack, was fourth
 The sealed orders given each man just before leaving were to ride north west to Mud Springs, thence due west to Forrest ranch, then northwest to Lowell which was the second check ing station. From there the route re- turns to Douglas.
 The counts in deci6ing contest are forty percent for condition of mount on arrival at each checking station; thirty per cent for condition of mount at 6 p. m. Friday; thirty per cent for best time made. The result will not be announced until Friday night. The entire distance is 72.3 miles.