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Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-10-14

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of Main street, large barn, for only
$4,000. Terms to responible parties.
Inquire at Herald office.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-10-14

misery and l would awake as tired as
when l went to sleep. l heard of
Chamberlain's Tablets and found such
relief after taking them that l kept up
the treatment for nearly two months.
They cleansed my stomach, invigorat-
ed my system, and since that time l
can eat and sleep in comfort. am to-
day entirely we'll"
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-10-14
Bronchial Trouble.

Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder, Rockfield.
Ind, states: For an attack of bron-
chial trouble which usually assails me
in the spring l find Chamberlains
Cough Remedy the only thing htat
gives me relief. After usirg it for
few days all signs Of bronchial trouble
disappears"
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-10-14

II you know OF anyone visiting in
your neighborhood, or If you or any
of your neighbors plan making Wis
1t, write or telephone the news to tho
Herald
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-10-14

A BARGAIN-In 200 feet of new
q in. galvaniz' pipe. M. l.. Rowe. If.
Bonners Ferry herald., 1919-10-14

months to come, by which time the
various returns from ore taken out
while carrying on such work will
serve as an index to the future pos
sibilities of the project"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-o and up; claim
ing. purse 500; FIVE and onehaH furionss
Neither es; -Goa<n Chance. 90; Mr.. Dooiey, 100
Owana l0l: Tolerance, lol; Vireo. f0 Jack
Snipe l0l; Koran. lo2 Sleeper. l03; Closer, los
Tigpr Jim, lC5 Farnum, l0i.
SECOND RACE-Three-yearo and up
claiming: purse 500; FIVE and one-half furlongs
.Scylla &c; .voilet, sc; Heridty. 100; Miss Jazbo
l0l; No Trrmps l03; Mae Murray, l0i; Loymiss
lOo Annie Edgar. 100; Billie Joe, Ill; Roecoe
Goose, Ill.
THIRD RACE-Threey yesr-oids; claiming
purse, $500; six furlongs: Sentimental, 80
Snow Queen, 80; Little Cote. l03; Kimpalons
lO5; Ernest lO3; Msericorde, 103; Caballo, l3
Croix Dor, lo3; Lowell, los; .Lackawanna. LOG
Mandarins Coat lG; Omeme, Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds and up
claiming purse, $500; mile; 'Anlace. 81; 'Crystal
Day, lo2; Queen Trorsto. lO2: John W. Klein
los; Circulate. loe; Maxis Choice. Ill; Galway
ia; Capital City. ia; Gordon Russell. lA.
FIFTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and up; Hs
wanna Handicap; claiming; purse, 81 500 added
! mile and one-sixteenth: tCorson, %; tHocnir
| 100; ;Faux COL, los; +Deckmate. los; yTettley
lo2; sBelle Roberts, Ito; sasn, lG wiseman. ia
sweirs entry; tSrence- -Dardens entry; William
entry.
SIXTH RACE-Four-sear-oids and up; claim
| ing; purse. $500; mile and one-sixteenth: jim
Hoey, IS; Cadenza, 100; Black Frost, 100; Whit
| Crown, lo2: Cliff Haven. loe; Great Dolly, l0a
] viii Soon. los; Amino, los; Sam Hill, l0s
SEVENTH RACE-Four-year-olds and up
claiming; purse, 500; mile and one-siIteenth
Peep Again, 100; Little Buss, ioo 'Shandon
| los; Timothy J. Hogan, los; Zodiac, los; stou
Heart los; Dalruse. los: Frosiegs, liz
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
Squad of Gn Leave for Augusta Other Sporting New
SPORTORIAL
Bookings New Reformer.

Arthur Brisbane words
directed political and making sphere
modern Utopia has turned his editorial pen upon
boxing.
His pugism ente him
ranks of and long haired
abolish every known human aiment with legislation
Says "Prize fighting dishonest
degrading public collects thieves
kinds providing for them meeting places in their sporting
clubs"
This who only few short months described great
detail the his how he
OF John L. Sullivan championship exhibition
of the manly OF the dukes the
whom inaible Mr. Brisbane mingled ngside
been thieves and criminals What he should such
company. t...--
prize fighter, carrying
with him. would destroy with that disease human beings
than with his Cegymen might well look this
Every sporting editor the made here
prize fighter begins usually when disease
from within has conquered him. -
Clergymen looked this matter
than foe of boxing and they have
boxing promote the spread of social diseases
Surely the promoting health and hygiene
soldiers been all wrong when they placed boxing
sports aid in the development of mind
body soldier taking this while
with the coors keep from professional exhibitions by
skilled the risk OF assocang with thieves
army guilty of evil
onship with its other faults assumes Mr.. Brisbane
for authoritative his
sporting their envelopes telling
TRUTH will again that the advice he dspnses
aspiring he well apply himself
Know Your Subject"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIve and onehaIf furIonrs
BsgdadiH lo5 (Frasch). S to .. even. / to ?
Lakross loe u. Howard. 6 to S. ) to S; Duk,
Ruh. lo4 tP1ckensl, to S. Time. or rs
D. G. Girl. Searchlight, Doc Klothe, Rosasin
Zowie. Glider. Old Rose, Red, The Glosmer
also ran
SECOND RACE-siI furlougs. Sister Susie
lU Piz), to s. to 5. to ;; Gordon
Russell. lo5 tPickens). even. to 2; Capt
Msrchmont, lo2 CThurber), TO s. Time
! :l2 rs. Queen Trovs, Clark NJ, Presumption
Ed Garrison. Cohscription. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half f,Irlongs
Hamilton A., III CThuber), 2 to |, to s.
2 to 6; The Blue Duke lOl (Bullman), 8 to s
to 10; Impressive. log u. Howard, TO S.
Time. / os. Milk Man. Hodge, Rafferty,. SPARK
Ter, also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and three sixteenths
miles TYPO sahib. l4 CPicksns), to 2
z to 10, 2 to s; James, los u. Howard, 6 to s.
8 TO 5; LG1e. l06 tPitz), 6 to S. Time l:5s 35
Fritz Ernest, Solid Rock. Australia, Soldier
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile King Trovato, 10:
Ill tPitz), to 5, to S; Robert L. Owen
10 (Boiand). to J. Time l:t2. Oenothera
Dixie Highway, Goodwood, Bendlet, Primsro
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile and 80 yards. Chill
lum, 100 CTrose). to 2. 6 TO s, 5 to S; SIX
| Man. 81 Woods. even, / to 2; Jake schas
| lo5 Finley. to Time la. Frank Keosh
Lady Jane Grey, Frank Burke. Lackrose, San
McMekin. Tokalon March, High Tide. Amino
| Schener, also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Pive and one-hslf furlonrs
CarsTay. Nl; Miss Orb. lOl: Efie's Pride, I0l
Gn1mbbng Ina, Oi; xMayor Gavin. lo4: Cocotte
lo4; Nick Klein, los: Byrn, lO6; ], P. House
20; Montague, 100; Tantalus. 100; Tyranny. lOe
SECOND RACE-Fiys and one-half furionrs
INerity, 100; Effie Randall, 100: xF7izabetb
Marie, lo3; INliida. lO3; Shamrock Green. Io5
Minawand, los; Christie Holters, los: LevotaI
los; Thomas F. Mcmahon, Il0; Sid c, Keener
10; Ring Leader, li3.
THIRD RACE = Six furlonss. xJane los
xHandsel Rose. l0s; Barbara Shilling. III. Sinai
ll5: NBroWn's FaEorite, ll3: Liberty Star lls
Tom Caro-, lib; Homan, lls: Flash of Steel
lis; Robert Mantell, lls; Bolala, lis; Opya. 1ls
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs xIsdy Iurury
los; xErmitana, l0si xTrusty, II3; xArch Plot
ter. lis; xFoxy Grf, lis; Il. o. Bash, lls
Ettahe. lls; Jack K. us; Keymar, Ils; Lucius
Us; Liberstor, lib
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs. Sherman A.
lH; American Ace. lo4; Bradley's Choice. ia
sTop O. the Morning. Ia; Top Coat, ia
sI3sr and Stars ia. aW. @. weant entry.
SIXTH RACE-0ne and one-sixteenth miles
xPetit Bleu. 90; xBajazet, ll3; xSemper staI
wart. iO4; IGlsipner, lO4; NAB. 10i; Kim Wake
ley, l04; Honolulu Boy, los: Ellison, l0e
Grumpy. loe; Will Do, los; Tito. 100; wsts
Proof. IL
Five lbs. apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
MAPLE SPILLERS
MEETING TODAY
Headquarters Of City Duck
pin Association Moved to
Recreation Alleys.

Members of the Washington City
Duckpin Association are meeting this
morning. at 10 O'Clock, at the Recre-
alton alleys. to make further plans
for the associations annual tourna-
ment, which will begin April Is.
Headquarters OF the association.
formerly at the Palace alleys, have
been removed to the Recreation, from
which all business will be transacted
in the future.
All definite facts relating to the
championships were settled at the
last meeting of the association. but
many side issues of the tournament
remain to be settled. These will be
thrashed out today.
President Jack Williams. who has
offered many a valuable idea to the
bowers of Washington. has a bunch
of 'em relating to the coming tour
nament. He proposed the depart
ure from the old plan of classify
ing bowlers and his scheme of hav-
ing competition in a single class is
meeting with popularity in the To-
cal pin-spilling world.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-Four furIongs. oleaaer. Ill
(CuImp1. to S, to TO- to 3; Rib. III
"a. Collins. to l. to 5; Guaranteed, Ill
rWestenholm), l to 2. Tsne. 0iO45 Major
Bradley, CanFasback. Miss Stathem, Saint Rose.
also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs. Porsrips 10,
20. Preece), to l, even, to q Langlen, Ill
lGentry) even l to 2; Selma c., 20 (Canfeld)
to l. Time, ia IS True as Steel. c, A.
Comiskey Approval, General, Tranhy. AzsIes
New Model. Meddling Miss. Lama, Toddler,
Kingling ID. also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and sixteenth miles
Handful. 100 (Pauley), to l. to l. even
Edith Baumann, lo4 CMuuay). to l, to 2;
Sophia Gatewood, lT (Ericksonl. } to s. Time.
fds As. Lnther. Jack Reeves, Roadmaster,
Petelus, Roederer. Dslwood, Hasty Riches Sis
ter Marjorie, Honolulu, Espsno, Mannheim,
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-six furlougs Kildars Rov.
10 CWestenholm), to 2, even, 2 to 5: Charley
LeydecSer, ia Mooney). 4 to 5, l to 3; Harry
Burgoype. loi tobert. even. Time. LA. Frank
lin. Basil Murphy, W. W. Hastings also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 70 yards Wau-
keag. lo2 tobertl, 10 to l. ) to !, to s;
sJiffy. % tRomaneli). 7 to I, 3 to |: Dan
Bright e (Ericssonl, to 2 Time. las BoI-
ster. Buford, bGlass Toi, bDougas g.. Anna
male, also ran. aPerkins and Brueso entry.
bKoppin entry.
SIXTH RACB-one mile and 20 yards, Foun.
tain Fay, 100 Mooney, . to S, to 10. l TO 3;
gresso, lo9 (Simpson), even. Time. a5 Capt
Hodge. Bombast, Senator Broderick, Leah
Cochran, Brando also ran
SEVENTH RACE = One and one-sixteenth
miles. Ballad. ia 20. Preece), to S. to q
out: Athena. los Mooney, to s. to 5:
sleeth, liz CMandersl, to 5. Time, lss Is.
j. Walker. Romeo. Broom Peddler, also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
MORE HORSES
REACH BOWIE
A Carload of Thorough
breds from New Orleans
Ready for Opening.

Baltimore. March 15.-Another car
load of horses arrived at the Bowie
rscetrack today from New Orleans
for the opening of the spring cam
paign in Maryland, which takes place
at that course on April l. In the lot
were five belonging to Del Fountain,
while several comprise the string OF
G. w. Foreman. Fountain brought
back with him the well known platers.
Thornbloom. Prunes. Pilsen, Peerless
One and a 2-year-old None OF
these need an introduction to Mary
land turf fans, for they were all win
ners over the tracks here last fall.
Fountain purchased Prunes, Peer
less One and Pilsen at the close of
the season at Bowie last November
and shipped them south for the win
ter meetings at New Orleans. There
he was unusually successful and won
several races with Pilsen and Prunes
Thornbloom and Peerless One, how
ever. did not live up to the form they
displayed in Maryland last season,
but Fountain expects to see them
both come under the wire in front at
Bowie.
Since leaving Maryland. Peerless
One has been gelded since which
time a great deal of his bad temper
has disappeared. This one was a
very erratic performer and was liza
Bile to get most any trainer in trouble,
owing TO his in and out running.
Among the horses that Foreman
will race here this season are Runes
and Orlando OF Havana, both of
which he purchased at New Orleans.
Runes. Is a game little son Of that
well known stock horse Voorhees, and
has won a lot of races over the Mary
land tracks. He formerly raced un-
der the colors of G. w Watterson,
Two years ago Orlando of Havana
was considered one of the best ju-
veniles shown in Maryland that sea-
son. He did not show much here
last fall. but is expected to show
good form at the coming meeting.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
FRANK BAKER SIGNS
! NEW YORK CONTRACT

New York. March 15.-Frank Baker.
famous third baseman and home run
slugger of the New York Americans
will play ball for the Yankees again
this season. After insisting all winter
he could not arrange his business af-
fairs to admit of his playing profess
sional ball. Baker was induced to
change his mind by Vice-president
Huston of the Yankees and Manager
Higgins who returned today from
Bakers farm at Trappe. Nd.
The Yankees today announced the
release Of Pitcher Ray Fisher to the
Cincinnati club of the National
League. Fisher goes to Cincinnati tc
complete a deal made earlier in the
season when Cincinnati released
Pitcher Schneider to the Yankees.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

: There Is no doubt in the writer $
mind but that Clark Gririth will
swing some sort OF a deal that Will
make Dave Robertson a member OF
the Nationals. With Robertson play
ing either right or left field, the Ma
tionals will have their first 800 hitting
outhelder in Grifrs career as pilot
here.
1t is admitted that Grin must find a
shortstop or develop one from How
ard Shanks. Joe Leonard or one of
the youngsters who will be trying for
the Job. This handicap will be a
tough one for GriT to overcome.
There is still another handicap which
will affect the teams chances in the
early getaway. This is the shake-up
Of the infield because of the recent
sickness Of Hal Janvrin, second base
man, who was obtained in the big
trade last winter from the Boston
Red Sox. The infeld TO start the
season will no doubt see Foster fill
ing Janvrin's shoes at second base,
while Joe Leonard will no doubt hold
down the hot corner. Hank Shanks
Is sure to get the early bid for the
short field Job, while Joe Judge will
be the only infelder playing his
regular position.
Before shaking up the balance @!
the Nationals array the prediction
is made that regardless Of these
handicaps the Nationals pitching
stan appears strong enough to keer
them in the first division and posi-.
bly, third place. Now. friend fsns
you know there is no Chance for q
pennsnt winner. unless the uufore.
seen happens-which would have tC
be phenomenal hitting by Grit's base.
ball talent.
Boston has not been weakened onc
bit by its trade deals during the
winter and once more looks like cham.
pions. although they must have the
services OF Babe Ruth to stem the
tide of the hot scramble which they
will be in when facing Chicago. New
York, Cleveland. St. Louis. Letroir
and the Athletics.
Kid Gleason's White Sox. with 10,
jackson and Eddie Collins as the bis
sticks, appear formidable. ALTHOUGH
their world championship pitchinr
stan of 1917 are like the old gray
mule, mot what they used to be-
This department must be bolstered U,
to keep them in the race.
Third place at the present writ
ing looks to be the mad scranabI,
position in the race. Cleveland. will
| its team all set and a veteran pitch
ing star which compares with an,
in the league. are now the candi,
dates, but II things break well 70,
Grin and his tribe the NationsI I,
may land this berth. The New YorI
Yankees will be there or there abouti
in this scramble, as wee Mil
Ter Huggins has left no stone,
unturned- in bolstering up hi
club and should his pitchers com,
through in proper form. even bet
| ter things might be expected from
the Gothamites. Detroit is not ex
pected to be a contender, as tn,
mighty Cobb cannot do it all. Will,
st. Louis and Connie Mack's whit,
elephants have not shown any grea
improvement by there stove leagu,
purchase and trades.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
buff AND BLUE
CL|NCH TITLE
Gallaudet Quint Captures
Top Honor in District
League Basketball.

Gallaudet clinched its claim to the
championship of the District Intercol-
legiate League last night when it de-
feated the strong George Washing
ton five by the score of Is to Il.
C. w. L. started off with a rush and
appeared as il 1t might upset the CAL
culations of the Kendall Greeners.
The latter surprised every one by
going on the defense throughout the
first half, and 1t was only towards
the very end of the half that they
got under way and assumed the lead.
Gallaudet had several chances to
score. but in their anxiety threw the
ball wide of its mark. Only Downes
seemed to be able to get the ball into
the basket Whenever the Kendall
Greeners got hold of the ball they
finally feed 1t to the lanky center for
a floor goal. The first half ended with
Gsr1audet leading by only two points,
the score being IL to 10.
Coach Cooper must have said
something to the Kendall Greeners
between the halves, for when they
resumed play they spurted till they
had the game practically sewed up.
forward. got in several brilliant shots
for the Buff and Blue, and soon they
had more than doubled the score Oh
the downtown folks.
During the middle of the first halt
the score stood "a to 10. Then the
Kendall Greeners apparently let up
with the result that the Hatchetites
began to creep up dangerously close
Witt and Wilson dropped a few ir
from difficult angles, till only si'
points separated the teams. How
ever, the whistle killed whatever
chance the Hatchetites might have
had of winning.
Despite the fact that he was closely
guarded, Downes again starred foI
Gallaudet. He was a tower of strength
on the offensive. while on the de-
feusive he, together with Capt. Will
son and Bouchard. broke up whatever
rallies G. w. L. started. Wilson anC
Witt were the Hatchetites' best men
The summary and lineup:
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST RACEIThrse and onehah furlonss:
Bobhy Allen us Cwhsstleyl, 8 to l, 2 to l.
even, RnmsBy. is tConnellyl, to 5. Z 10 5;
SID, NJ (Tru1ler,, 70 s. Time. 90 Is. Cas-
tor fquiry. BoouTille, Wish ! Could Arbor,
Nitate also ran
SECOND RACE-six furiongs: Mars Mouse.
ll3 rrroxlerl. to /. TO l. sytn; Bringhurst,
I'D teounellyl. even. TO 2; sersner. ll2 John
soul. s to s Tine, LA Is. Medusa, Ouwa
Rars and stsrs, Kuklux Bon Tromp, Bob Hen
,ley, Port Light also ran.
THIRD RAOE-Six furionss: Mormon, lG
tschuttingerl. ~ to S. to %. out; Madras Cling.
ham. los lWiIhsl, even, l 10 4: RaEnarok, lG
Johnsonl. to S Tine llt shybsll, Omond,
King also ran.
FOURTH RACB-Mfle and seventy yards
Harvest King Us eh Arnsr1, to 10, . to s.
out: Dick Williams, lie (Kirschbauml, 2 to l,
even; Brownie McDz-rl 10 CBarett). 2 to L
Tine. is Is Saints Budxe, oboius. Opers
Glas- Baby Lynch also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mils and opesixteenth: High
Ho1e 10 tCounetlyl, 8 to 1. 2 to l. even: Aztec
lG EBlrkel. 20 L even: Gleipner. 18 CBro~nl
Il to s. Tine. g a5. slrmbersr, semper staI
wsrt, Little String also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Afile and onesixteenth: Leta
Ice laamiltoul. Z to I, to 5. ) to S; Baby Cal
|II5-fRothl. ) to L 70 S: Paul Opnneily), los
lCasss), 8 TO 5 Tine. 1is. Dahabaaa md
Al Pierce. BoSut, Houdo also an.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
HIGH SCHOOLS
BOOM up TRACK
Western Technical Meet
Was the Starting Of Gin
der Path Runners.

The western-Tech track meet the
other day was the starting OF the
boom of track this season. The
spring sport drive in the high
schools is now in progress. One of
the best, track seasons in the high
schools is anticipated by the schol-
astic faculty advisors Baseball
teams at the various schools have
been called out and a goodly squad
from each have reported for prac-
tice. Tennis at Western, Contra
and Tech will, also start its big
drive.
Central has already written a
good many of schools for tennis
matches. At a meeting of the stu
dent tennis players at Central the
other day at least sixty boys attend
ed. The tennis season at Central
will surely be greater than before.
Charley Cook, manager of the team.
states that the Central tennis series
have wonderful and bright pros
poets, and with the material that is
available expect to come through
with another championship tennis
team.
Shorty Price, the captain of the
team. who has been out of the
schools for some time. will return
April l. At this date the Central
tennis tournament begins. Price
will run the affair. and with his
ability at the game, the tourna-
ment will undoubtedly be a de-
cided success. Among the promis-
ing players who are expected to do
we'll in the tournament are. Conklin,
Price. Beale, Acton, Childress. Kim
BILE, Fowler. Newby. O'Bryan and
Phillips. With many other pTomis-
ing youngstes who are expected to
show we'll the tennis season at Cen
trail should be exceedingly bright.
Tech and Western will also issue
a call for tennis candidates pretty
soon. Both schools have some ex-
cellent material to pick their squads
from. and when the scholastic ten
mis- series begins sterling competi-
tion is expected. All the schools
will undoubtedly be represented and
the schools that took very little
interest in this sport before are
hoping to come from behind and
produce the goods.
With tennis booming high. track in
the school is expected to boom even
higher. Central, Western and Tech
are preparing their squads in tlne
form. beginning with the scholastic
events in the Second Regiment meet
, scheduled in Baltimore March %. In
this meet the local boys are expected
to produce the goods and take off a
few of these honors. The Washing
ton boys will take part in different
events such as the half mile, quarter
mile, 100 yard dash and a mile relay
team. Conradis, Montgomery. Hugh
Johnston, Johnson. Kerns. Edwards
and Walker will represent Central In
that meet. Six boys will represent
Tech while eight boys will do the
Western Highs end OF it.
The coaches of the various schools
are already arranging dual and tri-
angular track meets. On April q
Technical, Western and Episcopal
High are scheduled to meet in a tri-
angular track meet at Alexandria. In
this meet keen competition is expected
for about that time the scholastic
teams will be in fine shape. Central
will hold its annual track meet on
May 10. The event will be a swell
affair and real class is hoped to be
shown.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
CHICAGO TENPINNERS-
STAR IN A. B. {. EVENT

Toledo, Ohio. March 15.-Chicago
bowlers crashed their way into the
first ten list in the a. B. c. singles
today through exceptional alley work.
With scores Of l64. 2-0 and 26S. Jack
Reilly hit S72 and reached the second
position Z. BUrneistcr went into
sixth place with 81 W Brown is
tied for tenth. He rolled &C..
Tourney leaders tonight were:
Five men-Bicycle playing cards,
Cincinnati .. $50.
Doubles-Moses and eagerly. Tole-
do. LIS
Singies-P Miller. Toledo. 6S5
All events-J. Reilly. Chicago. l.sl7.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
DE PALMA MAKES NEW
RECORD In ROAD TRIAL

Santa Monica, Cal, March 1.-THE
fastest time ever made on a road
course in the world was registered by
Ralph De Palma, driving his Packard
Special, equipped with aviation engine
in a speed trial Inauguration the San
ia Monica classic this afternoon.
The champion driver negotiated the
run OF 7.S6 miles in four minutes
forty-five and one-fifth seconds. a
speed of s3.SS miles per hour. An un-
usually rough course threw the great
car about appreciably and De Palma
fairly hurled through the air on the
turns and bounded along the straight
aways in leaps. 1t was a totally diff
ferent type OF going from the smooth
running in which on Daytona Beach
last month he established new world S
records for all distances from the
kilometer to the twenty miles in
straight-away dashes.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
BRADY STILL AFTER e
CHAMPIONSHIP SCRAP

Pocatello. Idaho. March 15.-Robb
Brady. millionaire son of former
United States Senator Brady. Is still
after the Dempsey-Willard fight.
Today Brady wired to Tex Rickard
asking him to consent to a long dis
lance talk from New York with
Brady and Fred Hulse, once Rick
ards partner.
They will ask Rickard under what
conditions he will. consent to staging
the Willard-Dempsey match as a 20
round fight in Pocatello. Brady is
prepared to offer $4,000 to buy the
night outright or, he said, to raise a
cool quarter million If necessary