ANOTHER DAY OF
;, AUT0SPEE01UG
Oldfield, Wallace; Seibel and
; : Others Will Go Against y
& V ' -; ; v More . Kccords. 'iW, ,
-RACE AT IKVIwiUJN ;
ON THIRD OFJULY
VP-.'
Chief Events Will Be Donation E
durajac Derby and : Patriotic
V Sweepstakes In Which Many Ex
X pert Will Baiso the Dnst i
.';v The Barney Oldfleld race meet of a
week ago waa so successful from every
' point of view that the Fourth of July
committee has arranged to repeat the
' entertainment on the afternoon of July
! l..A at the previous meet, , Oldfleld,
I t Blebel and Wallace wU be the chief
attractions. " but ' it ' la not at all Im
I nosathla that other driver almost if
lno o.ult tr darjng may be developed
!l,Withe meet-,-
-a-The epeedy motorlsta ar arranging a
program that promise to M even more
attractive than thoes of June II and
J. Perhepa the ..atar avent , wllL be
the donation endurance derby, a 60
mlle raoe to -which la attached a $100
prlte for flret lace, ITS for second
and $50 for tntri The event will not
. he for racing- cart, but for fully
equipped touring care, ao that a motor.
'1st wUl not need to own an ultra
racing machine to eland a chance to
win. Seibel and Wallace have already
Vha rnrrf for thle event li
one hour, two minutes and I I- aeo
1 onds and it le not at all unlikely that
It may be broken, me visiung -pew
I ti.. f nralaln the local
track and Oldfleld eajre that he . will
break all records he can during bis atay
. .b'Tbe patrtoUo eweensUkea la mttor
event on the card, In which Oldfleld.
Wallace and Slebel are entered. Numer
ous prises of value hve beon donated
, tor ail the aventa and prise wlU be
. . at lasst first and aeoond
' fl... In ' all nt tham. '
f Bruno Belbel, the flying Johman.
. has placed a new eog on his .time i ahart
and promises to have something to say
with a few of the mt
German la on the warpath and is ana
loua to redeem himself before hla
- friends who have confidence in M abU
itr to drive winning races. McKeagua
-who won with the fast Tourist, is i now
t in Bait Lake and effort. i jura belng
made to again secure the antry of the
Uttle car which made auch a f
showing at the Irvlngton raoee and in
the hlu ellmb on June . v
r ii CRY FOR WIVES
, Ffench Plan of Long Ago May Be
Tried Again in Oaaada,
'A rv for wive cornea to the
province
setUersTn the Canadian northwest tor-
rttoriei A Roman . Catholio cJergyman
-fn Alberta 1. eontempta n g .trying a
nt Ouebaa from the
French-Canadian
scheme suggeiieu ; .L" , aun-
solauVacnSlora-of hi. pariah ior aup;
plying themrwlth w ves
Women, except pi"i ".- r.
the Canadian terrltorlea and there is an
...----.a.- aWaaaanaa .AT iVmina
'woVthoaareng.
ion as tna .r."
fsheY of the proVlnce of Quebec, The
!n"?..ox.. aa them mar-
! fiad to wlveV of their own nationality
and faUhTao aa to enoouraga the growth
.a i r.t ftii.bac the supplying-
Thi north west aettlera are only too
aiiiOUS to fall In with tha deelres of
Thai T nrlests i in the matter of marriage.
. rrtw ak lartlr nf ffTlal
rrlareable women la tna
nVthwest -terrltorle. cannot : b. obv,-
for fhemselvesr --
in their doors to afford them some m
t?e chince for selection.- they are pre
rVared to depute their prleeta to do the
" SSt" The scheme haa been discussed
la tha French-Canadian newspapers and
r,t candidates for mat-
rlmony Will probably leave for Calgary
aThe"7ppVeren"t 'novelty of the scheme
hJ drawTdown "Pn 'couracC
rMlnule. .Those who ar encouraging
" u arlw thaiat-not only doea not savor
j argue . t- that not
" S5.rythrch.Vgrof-novelty can-be
V. broSght agalnat it They PO"t oJ
- s.-4ssl5s. jii..'oltr.ethalne.!
i r French aettlera 10.
- Louhf Xl"S' yrat'nSnUtoV of finance
' wd of the colonies, glrla were - taken
mi frnm the houses of refug of Pans and
Yl ia and aent out to Canada as pros
Mvawivel for the settlers. 'Mother
ffa'riJ denncarnatlon wrote in 1665
that a hundred had come that summer
and were nearly all provided with hus
SandraVtha.Vmore . war-. to come
the following ' rar..MInr167Jc Count
Frontenae, the governor -of ' - Canada,
wrote home to Paris complaining or toe
JewSty tha supply of young women
, aant out from France. -
"if 160 glrla and as many aervants."
ha said."' been sent out this year
, they would all have found huabanda and
" maatera within a month." ,
After soma of the young women had
msiried at Quebec ft : waa found
that the:
had husbands at home:
The
nrtaata becam cautious in
tying the
P,?.-V: .n rnihert thereupon
5 herself wun a ceruiiMW " ":".fc. lf
' or magistrate of her parish, to the ef
fect that she was free to marry.
wl ,L .. that tha aarae auallfi-
cation will be Maulred or allB those
. who are to b taken to th Canadian
i northwest under eocleslaatical auspices.
. instead of Wi t "
v of. suitors for their Tiands,. in imitation
of Th course adopted at Quebec two
I aJinHMela. for matrimony will be en
couraged by their conductora to accent
: niiM , aa domesUo servants until sought
out for wives. by their futur husband
" Considering the, loud call for wives
In the northwest of , Canada th new
arrivals will not have long to wait.
' Nor -wlli it be necessary to entice or
drlv th bachelor settler Into wedlock,
a was th cas of aome of their fore
fathers in Quebeo in th middle of th
- Mvanteentn century. - ,,
" Ducheaa Pained Inn Sign.
wnm - tha Reader. - " '
Tha algnboard ot an Inn at Rose
- neath, on th Clyde, was painted some
time ago by the Duchess of Argyll to
whll away a period of tdlou walt-
' lD T'ha diichesa la, of course, well-known
aa an artist and has ror many years
had a studio in -Kensington, palace,
- w. aha anlillJl mlllT tlOUTS in DSlnt-
Ing and modelling. Aa a aculptor she
- has great ability,-and her-tutor, the
' late' Sir Edgar Boehm, thought Very
highly of her sum.
Th government ef South Australia
- haa taken under consideration ant of
fer from influential Jewish sources in
rtV..t Britain to settle 60.000 Jewish
' emigrants ia tha Northern Territory.
DEER MIDJIOJES
OF AUTO WORLD
Latest Information About
Touring Carsani. Their,,
v i rDrivers Every wherew
Berkeley. California, has a young but
pushing club. '":,,, J . , t j
Tha federal bureau of publlo roads Is
pushing Its Inquiry Into dustlsylng de
vices. 1 ' ; .'. ' -v -. f ..
' Wlldwood, New Jersey, has, eaugnvme
fever, and that seaside resort will have
a anrles of races July 4. " k -
. Ovar tiOO.OuO WSS Spent in- preparing
the roads for tha kaiser's cup race, and,
yet a fatality occurred. "
ln;l0 Italy imporud about $00 cara,
valued approximately at $1,000,000, and
exported 700. worth, $1,750,000.. "
The automobile ana tne siraignt
are boeom friends. uanger oonw
ka jMirv.
1
hereor th curve must go.
trm have fallen In line with
the, 1 4-hour raca Idea, and will hold one
. . U.w TAUj.rM. '1 V IH11BD
at the Brighton. Jcieacn vraca.
and 10. . - ' il
Randolpn county, inaiana, - t7t"V"T
kill AAA fnarfa or aDOUt lit ZOr
every man, .woman and child : In ' the
COT.tIrmlned to keep the pace eat by
modern clUes, Hartford. Connecticut, has
urchasea a runaoou wr
N'ewe'rsmo'toristi ara aa-la..ed
...k ,v,-i- rVant thraa-dav . andurance
run that they havl decided -to inakr It
gn 'annual event, r. . v , lV iJ '
Tha Minneapolis auh, wu
u . . .,,.iinll rnr anarer by raising
$10,000 for road improvements in its city
and vicinity. ' ' .- ' ....,,,.
Tha Automooua ciuo '
haa decided xo compile and disseminate
information regarding, motoring routes
lBTthh: aWub8farrl.burg. Penn
ylvanla. which recenUy held a success
ful two days' endurance run. will have
a hlllcltmblng contBBt July 4. I.
Tha proposed hlllcllmblng contest at
Oatea MU1. Cleveland. wa ,bandoned
owing to tha etrenuoua objeotlona mads
by residents In tha Immediate locality.
Toledo,-Ohio, haa cut tha speed limit
down to 10 miles an hour and has -or
ganised a Corps Ol momnvjv.. A""T
men to sea that tha ordinance is obeyed.
Elated by thaouccaas of the Bport hill
climbing contest, the Automobile club of
Brldgeiwrt, Connecticut, has announced
A stock company composed .of Mexi
cana and Americans has b"ne
Una of autobusea between Cludad Por
f irlo Dlaa,, Mexico,-- and Eagle . Faaa,
'nA.rA Vannard. the Snallsh
novelist. Is . an ardent -devotee of the
auto and a member of the new olub of
society women headed by , the Ducheaa
fA.umme
10 to July 17 will be held at Oatend, one
Of tha finest seashore, tesorte In BroPf
Every notable European make will be
"A western manufacturer haa lust
turned out the first drop-frame motor.
vMa far famlntne use that haa been
built In the United Btatea. They
i ..a.a.4 la 1Taindh - 1 1
"Sul'ta ha'ben filed by thajtasocla
tlon of Licensed Automobile Manufac
turer against four more manufacturers
of motor cars who havs questioned the
validity of tha Belden P",. .:,
Neal Brown, the newly elecfM preal
dent of the Wlsconsia Automobile asso
ciation, haa mapped out a vigorous era
..a' r - road improvement and the
sque
lohlng or racaiess unvera,
finds oonslderabla favor on. the Pacific
Strawing" tha roaae ia a c"10 "I"
slop, the farmera - joming oui on a
specified day and atrewlng th roads
with straw to improve vehicle trafflo.
W A favorit trlckmployed by Instruct
ors at the T. M. C A. automobllechool
in New York la to "queer" tha care - ao
they will I not run. and let the atudents
dlscorar and remedy tha def ect.
- A flfe-mlle race for motor cara driven
by women Is a feature of. program
of events planned by the Aatomobi
club of Santa Rosa. California, for Jalv
I and 4. A handsome trophy la to ba
- There were 1 atartara in ihe Moaeow
Bt. Petersburg road race, the first event
of tha kind avar held in Russia.' The
winner covered tha $00 miles at an av
erage rat of mora '.hen 4$ miles an
hTha ateepest ' and mokt dangaroua
grade In tha White mountains, Tug-of-War
hill. In -Crawford Notch,. will oe
lowered and made, safe for motorista at
the expanse f tkejrtate Iff TJew Hamp-
"One hundred routa arM Warning algm
are being erected In Northern New York
by the Syracuse Automobile club, which
also Is interested In a plan to Improve
the main road aorpaa that portion of the
. Tha Automobll Clnb Of California
and the ; San .Francisco Automobile
penfers' association have Joined , hands
In flrhtln for the openln of the fine
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AxoQBILES
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drive, high clearance,'! every working part enclosed
,frorn dust and mud; the acknowledged peer of Run
abouts.. '.We wiir match this car' against any car in
Portland' selling under $2,000, for, : speed or hill
: " - climbing ability.. , Price . . . .'. .V. r -?TOO
SIX CYLINDER ,40 H. P. TOURING CAR, 4 to
40 miles' an hour on high gear. "Price."; , . .3,000.
1 A Pemonstration in this car is a revelation."Get One. , "
:'Reo. Cars
8-io H. P. RUNABOUT....;;. ...... ....:..:?70O
WITH FOLDING SEAT,. ?725
f20 H. P. 5-PASSENGER TOURING CAR with de
tachable tonneau - ; ?l,40O ;
In the Reo you pay for what you get, not what you- f
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OREGON
driveways of Golden Oats, park to mo-
To better facilitate the pas-a;
sutomobllos over the border a Buffalo
custom-house broker ..has arranged .a
plan of bondinr cars sent Into t"88;
ooviating me 40 aep"'' "'""
owners much delay. - ' . . K
if.irin. rfni.ia imnn. an earner snow.
tha promoters of the Madieon" Square
..kikiiinn kava nrauaaed tne
m . u i anhatltllta a fall
Kting forhe 8wlM winter wna p
. To get rid of the tollro-d which ur
round Grand Rapids. Michigan, la the
. ,h. in.i rinh. which has also
offered a reward for thearrest oper
ons who -throw glees, nsils '("lher
tlre-puncturlng nibbish In the atreeis. .
" The American Motor Car Manufactur
era' aeeociatlon and the New Vork Au
..m.hii. nv.,i. aaanciatlon are working
together to obtain permission
line car-MO eater me -"'"-Steamehlp
piers of New York. -
kno" Belgiai nrolorl.t. haa undert.
upon Vood clVcuii that wlU
thPe "Aouataa of rival tlonjtl-. -
Tha ilatas lor xne
enduranoa contest t irom
Bo pleased waY General Kurokl with
hla rftee In American autome-bllea In
ssveral bltle. which he vi-itea . . .
recent "tour mat ne """"" Vh
tlon of exporting several to use In the
Japanese army maneuvers In tha fall.
' f..i a .. hnraa to mOW-hlS
fawn! Colonel rVebb iy... of Fremont
OhloT hauls a $-lnch owar with hla
two-eyllnder runabout, hlch slso is
utilised to poll a two-horse roadacrsper
and a two-fioraa wagon for hauling rub
bish, ato. " -,ilMim made
as a resuix vt a ri
by six prominent business men and one
woman aided by a eewara,
Good Government aasoclaWon haa ob
tained weighty avldenoa toasslst it in
it. namnairn for the bettermant or tne
oitya.4ieplorablaatreets. . . . .
Woe.t;r(Ms.hWtt.)
club have succeeded in putting . crimp
In the tree-graiiing - r
bles and petty mais
Last year France-imported fnacmn
tools for tha use of automobile builders
to tM valu. of $4.16.000. or which
more than one fourth can from the
United Btatea. "VlVr
organised at Farts with a capital 01
II 16$.000 to manufacture auch tools,
f il.B,C-lL h , hiiAran from beoomlng
irfjn&Z L $ NewTork Motor
lost or mixed up tne nw
club and Long Island Automobile
tied colored ribbons and taga-to-arms
of their nearly 1000 little gt
the
guests
Island,
on the Orphans' day run to coney
wnrkad like a charm.
'Ten IS-horepow.r African eam
- MttA .t, waa-anatta bus Bodies,
have been piacea in "
Kport Company for generU pasn-
SantlonaUr aevera character, u row
succession of sharp graaaa
Whe tha motor mla ra while the
car Is running at low speed, and I the
missing ceases when tne apeea
p .Mnathlnr mill with
traorinm,Th.
caTdT most likely; by th.adml.rton of
t0!m.hpon.ri to a strop
touring board of tha American Auto
mobile association has decided to allow
machines in the Olldden tour to carry
. an.it nannants telllna tha maKe
of car. " To secure uniformity and neat
ness the committee will supply the pen
The Automobile- Club of America has
Offered to the district ttoraeys o f two
counties In the vicinity of - New JTork
.t. e t lanl department In
aiding the convlcUon of two chauffeur,
whosj recklessness recently caused the
death of one man and tha aarlous Injury
which traveling motorists are subjected
. . irnnf enuntv. 1111-
A aample of tne petty arii.i..a
to
Sols, wherTa f erryman -having the only
8 to ferry motor cars and 1$ cents for
?nrp?mcIpa?Uln'g for a woman to
i. tn driv an automo
bile Is to learn the us of the ateering
wheel, th bt-kes, etc.. Siting .these
nrmly llxed iff her m nd, and then to be
allowed to us them In prsjtlee without
wofVlment'or annoyance from-ner m
Kto? whll she is raiding the i car. -Mor
than 200.000 tons of concrete
weTe used in BJw,n;.y,S
England, motor track, 'which Is three
woTa Quarter miles in circumferlnce
ind 100 feet wide. The curves are scl
Mtlflcally banked so that a car traveling
at -Wah speed will round them many
feet above on running at a slower rate.
' The automobile school recently start
ed by the West Side T. M. C. A. in
New Tork is attracting students from
west of the Mississippi. Many rich men
also, send their coaohmen there to .ba
trained aa churTeura , One recent stu
dent waa a full-blooded Zulu prince,
who la atudylng at Columbia unlyer-
"!tTha Automoblla club of Buffalo Is or
aantstng a vigilance committee to assist
police in running down violators of
ia aneed laws and the other drivers
who edinger the live, of pedestrians
the Federation of AmericaiK Motor yy-cll-ta
at ovidewe. Rhode IsUnd have
been finally changed to Auyuat ; 1 . 1 I
and 4. This will result In sUrtinf the
now vi m
through reckl8snesa: They will navs
power to maxe arrests, ana wim"
arainst aangerous arivma:
ducted. . ; ' .
A record-breaking trip was maa oj
Mrs. E. Philips, wife of nr. warna
rhllllps. and, Mra Artnur Jervia,
of New York, from Bprlagneio, Massa
chusetts, to New lorn, lai mno-, m
laa than 10 hours actual running time.
Mrs. Phillips is as proticlent In the care
nt har car and even in repairs, aa
nrAf.aalAnnl ohailfTaitr.
Autos de luxe are planned by a Paris
Arm hlh axaka tr cater only to the
custom of the wealthy. They will hire
out luxuriously appointed town cars
manned by chauffeurs wnose nvery wm
be changed to suit the taste of their
temporary employers, who thus will be
able to present the appearance of . own-
ina hlffti.nlaaa r.ara.
j The Florida East Coast Automobile
asaoclatlon is determined to get the
Vanarhllt run raca run Over the Or
mond-Daytona Beach course If such a
thing IS poBBlnie. it IS unaeraiiKHi m
if proper protection In the guarding ot
Taland course cannot be se
cured the first chance will b lvn
Florida to hold the race. - , . :
The aupreme court 01 lowa, in nanu-ia-
nwn an inatructlva decision In re
gard to the law governing automobile
travel, declared that owners of automo
biles possess tha same Jrlghta on the
highways as other users, but that they
mint tiaa tha new means Of locomotion
with due regard ror tne ngms 01
gey nf iimt vw - ' M
A new way or catcning Dreaaera m
the speed law haa been devised Dyro-
llce Commissioner Bingham . or ew
York. The sign snowing bis nign-speea
whole two policemen In civilian attire
ride around in localities frequented by
speed sharps, who fall aaar-victim to
tha man in tha Innocent - looking . me
a la aa Afr Inlal venicia IS remvTau
VU'iiw. . . . . m
German cars. William K. vanaerput
Jr.. donor of tha Vanderbllt cup and a
leader in motor aporta, haa purchased
Vila flrat American automobile. ' K. it.
Thomaa, the New York banker, whose
flrat a-rnarlanna with domestio CarS WS
in th season o.lo. baa added another
to his garage, . aireaay wsu iuviuin
with foreign cara. ', '". , .
Tha following circuit or una naa
been arranaed br the United States
Motor Racing association: guiy -,
T,,ia- j,.iv s. Milwaukee: July 10.
Cleveland; July 1-1$, Chloaa-o; fuiy
10-20. Indianapolis; , Juiy n-iii rf-
burg; August $-$, - Providence, Khoae
Island; August 1-10, Brighton Beach,
New York. These events will be open
only to stock touring cara, racing ma
chines oeing narrea. - '
Far rrom sausnea witn ,tn " praaev
stat laws regulating (automobiles,
Maryland motorists already ar plan
ning a campaign to induce th legisla
ture w-loh meets next January to raise
tha apeed limit on open roads from 1$
to $0 miles an hour; to repeal tha atat
ute which allows local authorltlee to
pass ordinances which con fl lot with the
. a . , . V - J..V1.
State laws, ana 10 mu vur uunuw
changaa, ' -.-;,';-.
X-' AafflRIOAN IiEAOm "ly
- Boston Shut Oat.1';.;''
nA.Mi Uiu A Jnna It. Sullivan's
muff in th sixth inning gar th Ath-
letloa a start ana mey lauiea mrw
times, winning the game. Score:
i . i . . ' R. A. XL
Philadelphia J!lfM f f
Boston ' .......OOOOOOOOO t $
Batteries WaddeU and Bohreck;
Glase and Bhaw.:. Umplr-Bhrtdan.
;: ' - A One-Sided Game." : :
-Detroit, Mich., June . Detroit won
a one-aided game from ueveiaao. tooay,
V JW.
Cleveland
Detroit .
I
II10OIDS l !
Batteries Hees,
Berger and
Bemls:
Wekefleld,
MulUn and Archer.
Umpire,
O'Lougblln,
Saints Get Package
- . as a
Louis. Mo., June
IfTha Boa
-atsd package
handed Bt. Louls a good
VUISi - . w. aawa
Chicago i o i i ij ;, 1
Bt. Louis ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f I
Batterles-Walsh and Sullivan: Glade
and Buelow. Umpires Evana and Con?
Klaa akr'UpftAAn. RflOrA
nelly. :. .
The estabjlshment of a minimum
war in New Zealand desn't prevent
the DCSl woraerairum a aa . . , mmMmTmmw-mmmmmmmmmm--mm
Employery association. ' - . " '""l!! -----aa-a-Maa- ' -sssssss .. -S
TheT
mm
Mrr R. D. Inman's Thomas Flyer Roadster,
driven by; W. D. Wallace, defeated the specially
built tracic racing car of Bruno Seibel. We under
stand this is the first time Mr. Seibel has been
beaten in his tour of the United States, with the ex
ception of Barney Oldfield J"
; A ;OUR CLAIM SUSTAINED
We have always daimei we Hi not only fastest .but the mbst reliable cars -on earth, . These , "just
. Sd" lutSesXays "fall dowa"- wfen worked under severe conditions
nmity to show the public what our cars will do, but you. you wul and us there .mth the goods when that tuna
- comes.,,
rui "
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Northwest Distributors . for Pope
. .
MORNING JlfNE 30, 1907,
LIVED THE CENTURY. '
Rosc) Storey of Seaside, Oregon, who
;dled Ut week; at the; age of. 100
1 years, was domestio servant
until k few years ago,, when . she
became j a i county .. charge. She
spent her little ; spare . money for
V gifts for poor .children. She was
. Terr eecentrlo and her life history
' she never told. . ' ' .
..'.'TENNIS. TOURNAMENT
i?lvt icnrthron.: the most recent addl- III ""'V., . . r- , , O
tlen to Portland's aquad of tennla ea- 1 , -. y;; , i -I
ptrtsTtrL , .. '
-a , v 1 '. T-
It t
IN I I
1(1 1 7
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t .
as flyer DcfcaSs the-led
Driven by the Tlying Dutchman
KHIS
Seventh and Oak Streets; Portland, Or.
V : Oldsmot)iles
hla name -engraved "on ' the big . silver
mug donated .by J. Wesley Ladd to en
courage tennis at th Multnomah club.
Northrop defeated J. F. Ewlng In the
finals in three atraight aeta---$-$, -$.
a.J ; ' '. - -v.".', li ' ' ' r ' !
While Bwlng put up a plucky game
and fought for every point, he seemed
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182-4-6 MORRISON ST.
.Tolcdos, Thomas
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