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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
STRAWBERRIES RIPE
Crop is Not Large Owing to'Damage
by Frost.

North Eleventh Street extension,
June ), (by Tenn is busy
with Strawberries. There is not a
large crop, the frost doing a great
damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Berdinner, Mrs.
Fehd. went to New Sharon Friday af-
ternoon in the interests of the Wom-
en- Benefit association of the Macca.
bees.
Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Pattcr-
son came out to call on Mrs. Fehd s
mother who is very poorly.
Mr.. Fred Fehd who has been in
Omaha, NeD., Tor some time, is spend
ing a few weeks at home.
Mrs. banner from Eddyville visited
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Herb Steen.
Mrs. Barbara Lilliman from Way
land and daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Gamble
visited last week with the formers
sister, Mrs. Geo. Burke.
Rev. Duerr and wife of the Germat
Lutheran church called recently and
spent the afternoon with the Burke
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Barlow enter.
tanned the Lisk family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman and
family drove down in their car from
Barnes City Sunday to see the home
folks.
Mary and Edith Sherman spent d
flew days visiting at Barnes City with
the ladies brother John and family.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
EIGHT CATTLE KILLED
Saturday Nights Storm Played Ha-
+ VOC With Caldwell Herd.

Warren A. Caldwell and Clyde Per
kins suffered the loss of eight head of
yearling steers in Saturday evenings
storm. The lightning moved the
eight head down, from a herd of sew
enty, and while Mr. Caldwell and Mr..
Perkins feel that they have met with
quite a loss, they are thankful that
there were only eight of the herd
killed. The cattle were on the Per
kins and Caldwell farm just east OF
tho city.
One inch OF water fell in about one
hour during the storm. The path OF
the rain appeared TO be from west to-
ward the east. Southwest of town
little rain fell and only a sprinkle
occurred a short distance northwest.
Nc rain fell northeast of town and
farmers were in the fields on the Sab
bath in many places blowing and
planting. .s-
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
NAME WILSON JUNE II
PRESIDENT AND RUNNING MATE
TO BE NOMINATED IN MORNING.
Senator Ollie James Chosen Perma-
nent Chairman Of the Democratic
National Convention.

st. Louis. June 5.-President Wilson
and Vice-President Marshall are to
be nominated as the Democratic party
standard-bearers for the presidential
campaign some time early Saturday
morning at the final session of the
Democratic national convention.
Plans for the conventions labors
have been practically agreed upon by
National Chairman McCombs and the
committee on arrangements, and it is
proposed to hold a long session begin
ming Friday evening to name the party
candidates and this session will last
over into Saturday morning.
Senator Ollie James Of Kentucky
was chosen permanent chairman of
the Democratic national convention.
His selection, by the Democratic ma
tional committees subcommittee, fol-
lowed a long-distance telephone con-
versation with the White House at
Washington.
1t was reported that F. B. Lynch of
st. Paul will be chosen chairman OF
the new national committee to be or
ganized after the convention.
The convention program as decided
upon follows:
June 14-Convention called to order
at noon by National Chairman Nc
Combs, reading of call for convention,
prayer, roll call of states and an
pouncement of the. temporary officers
of the convention. Address by item
porary chairman. Adoption of rules
and the roll call of states on commit
tee selections.
June Is (noon)-Report of commit.
tee on credentials and other commit
tees, to be followed by speeches of
prominent delegates on campaign is
sues and party achievements.
June 16 (noon)-Report of the COM
mittee on platform and resolutions, to
be followed by speeches of delegates.
Adjournment until p. m. for a
night session, when nominations for
president and vice-president will be
undertaken.
June 17-Meeting at noon of new
national committee for purposes Of
organization and selection of new
chairman.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
SIX BODIES HAVE
BEEN RECOVERED
MAY BE AS MANY MORE IN SUB.
MERGED DAY COACH.
MANY STILL UNACCOUNTEO FOR
Water in Flood Creek Near Packard,
Where Accident Occurred Re-
mains High But is Expect
ed to Go Down Today

Packard, June 5. - With Flood
Creek still out OF its banks today 1t is
still impossible to determine how
many people lost their lives when
Rock Island passenger train No. 10
crashed through a bridge near here
yesterday morning.
Six bodies have been recovered and
there may be as many more dead in
the day coach which is still submerg-
ed The known dead are:
Mrs. Mary CruWell, Iowa City.
Ruth Kober, Waterloo.
Doris Kober, Waterloo.
Mrs. Emma Vanyliet TTaer
Miss Christianson. address not
known.
Alvin Thone, Kensett.
The missing are:
Mrs T. f. Robinson, Sterling, ILL.,
Frances christensen. Wesley.
Theron Kensett, Kensett. la.
Mrs. Samuel Wescott, Minnesota.
Mary Farwell, Louisville, Ken.
Miss Pearl Robinson.
Mrs. Williams, address unknown.
There we're sixty passengers in the
day coach, according to the late re-
ports AMI many of the number are
still unaccounted for. Before daylight
the train fell through, passengers in
the coach dropping into the water
Practically all the killed were drown
ed. Several windows in the coach
were open and passengers crowded
through these and escaped.
Passengers in the other coaches
that did not 90 down and the trainmen
worked feverish1y trying to rescue
those left in the coach.
Axes and bars were used in break
ing out windows and knocking holes
in the roof of the coach.
The engine. passenger and mail
coach crossed successfully. Flood
Creek is expected to go down today.
RELIEF forces are working upon the
wreck with all possible dispatch and
the debris is being cleared rapidly to
enable the wrecKers to get at the sub
merged coach which will probably be
reached this afternoon. Members Of
the fire department of Waterloo we're
sent to the scene of the wreck today
TO assist in the work of removing the
debris and recovering the bodies.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
WRIGHT HAPPENINGS
10 Tells of the Coming and Going
and Doings of Neighb'rhOod.

Wright, June (by Jo).-A number
from here attended the graduation eX
ercises in Fremont last week. All en-
joyed the exercises.
The Friends held heir quarterly
meeting here last Saturday. A number
OF delegates from other towns attend
ed.
All are glad to see Albert Fox out
after being confined to his home since
his fall in the early winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Crozier have
been here visiting with Mrs. Anna
Hanson ami Mrs. Mcbride.
Jake Witt and family are enjoying
a new Ford. =. .L..f.,..s j.. -.
c. D. Randel and Bud Perkins have
new cars. &a.. a. --- .'.....
Ralph Rice and wife entertained &
number of relatives last Sunday.
MFRS. Dawson and daughter Edit
Visited with Esther Gullick last Wed
nesday and Thursday. IL
Marguerite Tennis is home from he
school work in Colorado. =.
Grover Cochran, VIII Haines ant
Wilbur Cochran drove TO Quincy, Ill.
last week Clyde Haines returned
home with them for a few days visit
Born, May 31st, TO Mr.. and Mrs
| Won Allsup, son.
Della Cochran has closed he
school work and is home for the sum
mer.
i Mrs. Walter Koontz and children
from Ottumwa visited her sister
Mrs. Jake Witt, recently.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
visit with relatives in Eddyyille.

visit with relatives in EddyYille.
Dr.. F. E. Bowen of Wooiiburn, Ia,
visited Friday at the G.. II. Stubcr
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Holloway OF Os-
kaloosa attended commencement eX-
ercises in Eddyville Thursday even.
ing.
J. A. WOrmhOudt and G: Rice were
business callers III l'es' MONIES FRIDAY.
MIS-. j. ). Relnts and Mrs. b. b.
beamer returned trldaysfrom Nevada
Where they spent the past week at,
tending an AdFeptlsS camp Meetlng'
MISS mary Lymohos ana Nettle Jul'
ian Went to Ame3 thursday to Visit
frlendS and attend commencement eA-
erCises.
Mrs. tIo flnicy OF toWler' Ind'ana'
Is spending the week III Eouy'Ille Wis
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
SMALL DAMAGE DONE
Residence of a. L. Spencer on High
Avenue East is Victim.

. Fire in the attic Of the, II. L. spen
Ger residence No ff5tT High avenue
east, about 1870 o'clock Saturday
evening was discovered and stopped
before 1t had done damage to any con.
siderable extent. Cause OF the fire
is attributed to spontaneous combus,
ton in quantity of packing material
about tank placed in the attic.
Fire was detected by MILAN w
Spencer. He had retired and heard
an unusual sound above the ceiling OF
his room. Upon investigation SNAKE
was found and an alarm turned in
The seat of the fire was difficult to ap
proach but the firemen had the
trouble controlled before II had q
chance to do much mischief.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
Montezuma Wants Trail.

Montezuma Republican: Last week
Messrs. John Eichhorn, George Baus-
tian. c. o. Bowers and e. A. King
road boosters of Malcolm, came here
to put little pep into the boys, on the
Lacrosse, Tama and Kansas City
trail, which should come from .Tama
to Malcolm to Montezuma and on to
Oskaloosa. Grinnell wants the trail.
If they secure It neither Malcolm or
Montezuma will be included as it will
go to the west of both towns. The
visitors succeeded in their mission.
A local committee was appointed to
solicit membership at $1.00 per. Over
one hundred daddy dollars were Sc
cured,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
Record Cattle Sold.

Forty-eight head Of Shorthorns
brought s52,2S5 at the sale conducted
last week by A. C. Saunders of Ma,
nilla. The average price was $1,0S97
the record sale for Iowa. Gypsy Cum
berland III sold for 5000 to Francis.
co V. Maissa OF Buenos Aires, South
America. Several other animals were
purchased for export to South Ameri
Ga. .los
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
$4,000 For Sewer.

There is Marengo, town OF pert
haps 1000 inhabitants. She has Just
closed a contract for a modern sewer
system with outfall and disposal
plant. The total investment viii be
almost $4,000 and as there are apt to
be some extras. the total will be apt
to overrun that figure.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
PLAN .F0RssTHEs:FOURT
.Eddyville Preparing For Celebration
independence Day.

Eddyyille, June 3.--Eddyyille is
planning for big celebration for
July 4th. Committees have been APP
pointed and they are working hard,
perfecting plans for this occasion. AT
a meeting of the citizens o. II, Seifort
was appointed chairman, and J. s. Bur
ton, secretary.
W1n. Stranger returned to his home
at Deg Moifeg Friday after short
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
S14.7oO Stock Sale.

Breeders of Aberdeen Angus cattle
from several states were present at
the Cline & Cummings sale, southeast
of Knoxville last Thursday. Fifty.
-four head of stock were disposed Of,
which Melted the owners $14, 700.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
Rest Eishinn .in War.

Charles City reports the best fish
ing in the Cedar river at that point
that has been enjoyed in many years.
Many nice strings are being caught
"A petition is being circulated, the OBJ
iect being to have fish hatchery es-
'tablished at that point
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
eood.bvs To school.

School pupils, those outside Of the
High school. returned to their build
ms and rooms Friday afternoon and
received their grade cards from their
teachers. Books were carried home,
.good-byes said and the long vacation
was first started.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
Mahaska Escaped Storm.

For at least once this season, Ma,
haska county escaped a big down.
pour We had only a light sprinkle
Thursday evening when storms ragged
on all sides OF 4us,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08

RINEHART.--J. A. Rinehart was
born in Tuscarawas county. Ohio, on
March "a, 1889, and died at his home
IN Oskaloosa. Iowa. May 30 1916, at
the age of n years. 2 months and 7
days. He was reared to manhood in
Wells county. Indiana. and on the 9th
OF August, 1852, he enlisted in Co. H.
18th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He
participated in some OF the most i'm
portant battles OF the was. including
Chickamauga. Missionary Ridge, Re
SAGA, CassyiIle, JonesDorc, Peach
Tree Creek, Chattanooga and Kenei-
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
Found Dead in Bed

Ora Cayiness, OF Packwood, hard
ware and automobile dealer. was found
dead in his bed Sunday morning, death
being due, 1t is supposed, TO heart
failure. ~
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-06-08
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

COLE-The funeral of the late Rob-
ert Cole will be held on Sunday af-
ternoon. Tho remains will leave the
home at 1903 Eleventh avenue West,
at l o'clock, and the services will be
held at the Cheesman Funeral home
at 1880. Interment in Forest GENE
terry.
KS-Telegrams to friends
here Thursday announced the sudden
death of James Brooks, formerly well
known about OskaIoosa. at his home
at Boulder, Colorado, Wednesday
night, May 81 Particulars are lack
ing. J. II. Harrison, a business partner
left here Thursday morning for Den
yer to attend the funeral.
REBOL - FOX. - Announcements
received in the city yesterday by rel
atives and friends tell OF the marriage
of Miss Jennie Fox, formerly of this
city. to Mr.. Arthur Rebel The we'd
ding took place Wednesday evening,
May 81, 1916. at ) o'clock, in the
Catholic church in Davenport.
Mrs. Rebel is the daughter of Mrs.
Jane Fox, 716 Sixth avenue west, of
this city, and has lived here until
about a year ago. when she went to
Davenport and accepted a position
in the factory there. While here
Mrs. Rebel was employed at the
Hanna factory, and has a wide circle
of friends here who send best wishes
for her future happiness. Mr.. Rebel
is in the employ OF the government
at Davenport and they will make their
home there.
REAM. Zephyr Rebekah Lodge
Number 203 has adopted the follow
ing;
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heav-
emily Father to take from our midst by
death our beloved sister Mrs. Mary
Ann Ream. and we bow in humble
submission to His Divine will resolv-
ed that we extend to her beloved hus.
band and children our most heartfelt
sympath in this their hour of sorrow,
realizing how empt words sound in
the face of a great heartache such as
theirs at this time. May it be the
tie that binds their hearts in more
holy bond of love, SO that when they
too have been received into the King
dom that they will meet their loved
one who was so soon transported
from earth to that everlasting home
above. Be it further lido g.
Resolved, that a copy Of these res
olutions be sent to her bereaved hus-
band and hildren. copy spread up
on the minutes of this lodge and a
copy sent to the oskaloosa Herald for
publication. aa,
Mrs. Mary Fry,
Mrs Louise Bohnett,
Mrs. Minnie Price.
Committee.
RINEHART.--J. A. Rinehart was
born in Tuscarawas county, Ohio, on
March "a. 1889, and died at his home
IN Oskaioosa. Iowa. May 30 1915, at
- o ..,zrtI.. ga 4
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Phil Also Offers 900
for Fred's Name
On Articles

Phil Bloom, who vill fight Young
Gradwell, OF New York. az Windsor
next "Wednesday night, today passes
cut a whole tock Of challenges.
Johnny Gnnths. Johnny Tilman and
Richie Mitchell all get a broadside
from the clever lightweight. and
Charley White gets some very spe-
cfal attention. Bloom says that
White was offered q bout vith him
ar Boston last week and White r..
fused. taking on Azevedo instead
Charley made q good guess az that.
for Azeyedo proved q oae.round set
up
After Gispo-.ag n these lesser
llehts. Bloom tells US his ideas re
gardinz the world lightweight, cham
pionship Blooms manager Jack
Asher offered Fre5dle Welsh $3.50
for a aeht oy.r the 20-vound route
so he says Harry Pollok Welsh
manager told mo Z would have 10
wait" means Asher. That was
even months aga and s.ill am
waiting
Bloom has Tough We'sh once over
lhe 1oround distance. and scored
the usual Newspaper decision over
The champion. And now he makes
his big offer. Says Phil
IF Freddie Welsh wnI fEdr me
for the title ga a 20rourd bout
will make him present OF f."H7
the minute he signs articles with
me And what is more am Wiling
20 pay all my training and travelling
expenses. wherever tho teht may hs
held. aud Welsh can take tho entire
purge. All want is q casHr. ar
him and the H-le
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
RAPIDS WANTS
HARVARD COACH

GRAND RAPIDS. Jan 2l.-Weu.
known coaches from Cambridge.
New York and Syracuse have made
application 20 he Grand Rapids
Boat club for The position Of rowing
instructor 'or the coming season II
is undecided whether 20 wait until
he college season is over the last
~ June ar 10 get the best possible
coach that can be on the ground
early in May TVo of the boat
clubs reratta= will be- held before
the college rowing season is over
Several members are In favor OF Try.
inE 20 engage james Wray, head
rowing coach ~ Harvard. Who t~o
years ago turned out a champion
pjanshla eiEbt-oar crew, for tho
local clu1.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
SCHOOL TEAMS
SHINE TONIGHT

Detroit basketball headliners for
tonight are high school teams, the
field h5viug been left clear FOR The
CITY league. ~ tho scholastic organ
izatlon IS known. Most interest B..
being shown IN tho Northwestern.
Pontiac jcust AT Northwestern gym
for either Of these teams may vIn
tho caampiorsr.o and uuch 1e-
pends upon tom Ehts game Cen
tral w0i play Western AZ Western.
and Cas- will meet Eastern a. East
ern.
The Burroughs team ia expecting
p great scrap with the plqua. o all
star team a. the Adaars' gym SAT-
rrday night. The visitors are rateJ
as among rhe best teams In Ohio
The Ravls announce p schedule
with Detroit teams which they
hope all bring them RI. ,try cham
rlo7 hin Games with knights o.
Equity. T. n IT A., y ~ % ar.
Burroughs teams are slated for the
next few weeks return ~or'refa 10.
inr granted most ~ THESE 1ulutots
The Rayls also expect % book rr
vItr the .rY" before tro aaarr
ends Results o' some Drt-5.
games Iaet night
ST H9'mrs Qaaaa -t 81 w r-s-
Woodward. O.. r.r,, Ger Zap.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
The Old Cub Machine.

I'm many championship Cub machine that was c5auEar
remarkable clubs ihe
full of personality and color and victories Inc
that lot Of veins OF
Schultz iaSt
remnant m with the club next season viii nnd
old homestead
Feinie
be venerable
he those days even be wasn't regular
They have old champions Six Of them have been
tanks
show and down Southern California Ik
Reds OF the
the
old
the Peerless Leader
Morda
Johnny
nsnared Johnny found
Braves a
he had the miserable
win the paint OF chief
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
SHORT T SHIP
SKED is OUT
Record Season of 19
Weeks Planned
Ohio Left Out

a remarkable season Is ahes dof
tho Michigan Short ship folks
Nineteen weeks of racing is assured
and every meeting wltb the excep
dion of one. vu. be- held IN thi.
state ohio is gH. or- entirely De
trolt VIII got .so meetings Th.
season viii opCH and close a Mon
roe It was decided YESTERDAY az
Itc annua meeting here OF the stow
ards that The ooiatior would race
under American TrortIng association
rules and the old placing system
The schedule for the season 's a.
f0ll0va.
Monroe, June ~ 20 -.
Port Huron. june 20 20 80.
snEinnw. Jufr to 2.
Ray Citv. july 80 10 -.
Jackson. JutN ~ Go n.
south bend, July - TO 2e.
Port Huron. July 80 90 Ana g.
Monroe. arg. 60 90.
VT. CIemrn~, Aug. - 20 81.
Ovos-o. Aug. - go -.
ithaca, iuE, - go 7i,
Detroit. sept. go =.
Jackson. sept. % 90 -.
tharintte. sept. o. 90 %
MARSHALL. sept. - 10 20.
saginaw, Ort. 80 r.
Detroit. OCT. 8 90 ~.
kntnmaEoo. oct. 81 to 10.
Monroe. oct. ~ 80 20.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Big GAME
FOR SEPTET
Toronto Tonight Will
Show Real Class of
Detroit Puckmen

sy 3
i''iF'.. 'o'.N'' ,-''
given the acid TEST tonight IN ''7
game with taa Toronto X 4 A a
..-i,- o. 20 ,san this combat
A. ....o, tr
'e'NE '"' "s
which tAr locals nave '"''1 O ssl--'''
club from Ontario.
roronto Is making ali teams in It's
-. ~ 20 bvst,s tbis
7lo-F .e- 3d.. t,.,a avsr sine
-, .--..-.s ,,., sesocls
I .-..t. .... 40 COMO e,s
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
HARRY SINCLAIR
DREAMS AGAIN

NEW YORK Jan 2I-Through
attorneys Of Harry = Sinclair. Fed
al league magnate, comes IN init
nation today Of tho price marks on
ONE Of the Federal leaders
For Hcirc schultz. former Yauk
pitcher Sinclair ls reported AZ ask
lae 1lz-44l Nick -CuI.ll- said 10 be
tha best Ieftharder in the Federal
league is quoted az @f25Q1 A price
of 81 900 81 eet on Ed Hol-c1. the
Newark nltao.dnr
7l0,lsir had no statement 20 make
on the proposed purchase of the ST.
Lon Cardinals
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

FTROrT may have this that viii nave
n u Cleveland they 0'. us
the Indians after al. instead OF
Is whom Harry
hasm stuff than Poethe are
him to b a
since American league That was me t
whom leagues 'oll
at Portland last year @ ~ Ice
obvtht mound duel oe se
Saturday Navin hed Then We VII see -
is OF Brother 10 the us
There's Chicago another LOT NeN
York phlegmatic equilibrium OF me Ola glaL
there ps cue
between Chrisy Mordecai Brown and the n u
there will be still another round oil h o
hattie
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
TAYLOR TO HAVE
FAREWELL DANCE

Before leaving tH- Nav YORK late
ttls month Sammy TAYLOR. ioca
UahtreIgrt rIl bid farewell 20 h.
friends az dancing party given Boo
ts honor ~ his manager. Walter
FGrse. sI Ha-sa's casino Eo SIS 40
maa.e ea't Fru Bloom has con
ertal o. lead Bro grand march
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
WOULD MAKE
SUNDAY BALL
LEGAL IN N'YAWK

ALBANY. ~ s., Jan 2l-A Sun
day baseball rlI has been ig,roduc.
Cd ia Tho Iee ature hy Asseubir
man K3eruar. The measure WOULD
amend fdr state Iaw 70 permit pro
faesi0ral baseball games after 80
p u.. Sunday and a'7o permit an
adm.--.l .lu charge.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
CHIP QUALITIES
FOR GIBBONS

NEW YORK Jan q -geo-Re
Chip who aas been fighting ln
championship form t1r tt. past fap
months SIS nos ready t1 .haIeag.
Nike Gibbons to t't.o bon, The
former champion der.-.felv defeated
At MCCOY On Io round 1e-o 'a
night In tfa nira round NrDos
took The count of seven.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Surveying Course
for Gold Cup Races

p "a. enI Ht.au D. Brown and
Charles Wuty. the last named a ma
.ai ar.b'.re ars laying or tbe
course for .at Gold cup challenge
motor loat races here pevt year
Tho COURSE extends from Belle Isle
1Gt into Lake ST. Clair. and will be
one of the ueat in tho oountry.