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Show 6 THE CITIZEN South Bend to New Carlisle, 13 miles, City, 149 miles. Fallon to Carson, 65 concrete. New Carlisle to La Forte, miles, fair to good. Carson City 12 miles, asphalt. La Porte to West 33 miles, good. Echo summit ville, 12 miles, good detour, marked. open; fair to Placerville. Westville to Valparaiso, 10 miles, asDIVISION TWENTY-TWPlacerto to San Francisco, 165 Chicago Heights, phalt. Valparaiso ville, Calif., concrete. miles, all paved; highway under con- DIVISION NINE Chicago Heights, struction south of Sacramento; use 111., to Clinton, la.; 160 miles. Chicago following route; south on 13th St. to Heights to Plainfield, 32 miles, good Franklin Blvd. and oLwer Stockton concrete except gravel detour east and road, about 9 miles, thence east to west of New Lenox. Plainfield to Au State Highway at Old Elk Grove, all rora, 13 miles, gravel detour, marked. paved county road. Detour marked. Aurora to Clinton, 115 miles, concrete. This construction shuts off Florin cut' DIVISION TEN Clinton, la., to off. Fal- Marshalltown, la., 153 miles. Clinton DIVISION TWENTY-THREto Lowden, 39 miles, concrete paving Ion, Nev., to Sacramento, Calif., via Lowden to Cedar' Rapids, 41 miles, Reno, . 210 miles. Fallon to Reno, 66 7 good, last miles paved. Cedar Rapmiles, fair, 5 mile detour west of ids to Marshalltown, 74 miles, graded Wadsworth. Reno to Colfax, 92 miles,' dirt road in good condition; in fair condition. Colfax to SacraDIVISION ELEVEN Marshalltown mento, paved. 95 to Denison, la., 132 miles. About miles of gravel road in this division, MR. RAINS IS HONORED in 10 miles paved, balance dirt roads BY LOCAL BUSINESS MEN in Short detours good condition. Grand Junction, Jefferson and Scran A very fitting appreciation in the 6 ton. Follow No. detour markers. way of a banquet was given in honor DIVISION TWELVE Denison, la., of Mr. L. F. Rains several days ago All 68 to Council Bluffs, la., miles. dirt showing the gratitude of Salt Lakes roads, but well graded andd ragged business men for what Mr. Rains has ' and in excellent condition, except when done, not only for Utah, but for the wet. entire intermountain region in his to DIVISION THIRTEEN Omaha great work by bringing the iron and to steel industry into actual realization Kearney, Nebr., 189 miles. Omaha 7 35 miles, paved except miles, Ames, by the construction of an immense' Ames under construction, good detour. manufacturing smelting plant at Iron-to'well 34 to Richland, miles, graded, Utah. eKar-neto Mr. L. H. Farnsworth was toastslippery when wet. Richland and 113 miles, well graded dirt master at the banquet and many comgravel. plimentary speeches were made laudDIVISION FOURTEEN Kearney, ing Mr. Rains successful venture, a 216 miles. All dream which has come true. It has Nebr., to Sidney, Nebr.,' excelblazed a trail for many other subsidgraded and mostly graveled; in lent condition. iary manufacturing plants, and a few DIVISION FIFTEEN Sidney, Neb., more boosters like Mr. Rains would to to Laramie, Wyo., 150 miles. Sidney easily place Utah in the front ranks Pine Bluffs, 57 milds, good graded of the manufacturing industry of the gravel. Pine Bluffs to Cheyenne, 43 nation. At the close of the testimonial dinmiles, well graded but slippery. Chey50 enne to Laramie, miles, excellent ner, Mr. L. S. Cates, with an approgravel; Sherman Hill bad. priate speech, presented, in behalf of SIXTEEN DIVISION Laramie, the businessmen, to Mr. Rains a beautiful silver tea set, as a substantial reWyo., to Rock Springs, Wyo., 219 19 miles. Laramie to Rosier, miles, minder of the esteem in which he was 97 fair. Bosler to Rawlins, mile3, wet held by his friends. and slippery. Rawlins to Rock Springs, 103 miles, good. ANNUAL BICYCLE ROAD Rock SEVENTEEN DIVISION RACE FOR JULY FOURTH 145 Springs, Wyo., to Echo, Utah miles. Rock Springs to Green River, The 27th annual bicycle road, race 15 miles, excellent. Green River to Ft. will be held this year on the morning Bridges, 63 miles; fair to good. Ft. of July 4 over the Midvale course, Bridger to Echo, 67 miles, poor and starting at. Ninth South' and State streets promptly at 6:30 oclock in the rough, but passable. Bryan to Evanston, drive carefully when wet. morning. The race is being held under DIVISION EIGHTEEN Echo, Utah, the auspices of the enthusiastic bicycle to Gold Hill, Utah, 185 miles. Echo to dealers and under the supervision of Salt Lake City, 45 miles, good; Salt Phil Wright, the A. B. L. representaLake to Bushs Ranch, 55 miles, exceltive. ' . . ... ; 85 lent. Bushs Ranch to Gold Hill, There is a large list of prizes for the 8 Secmiles of Goodyear miles, fair. riders to cpmpete for. Officials of the tion reported rough, but readily pass- race are: ' ' able. Referee Chas. Dowse. DIVISION NINETEEN Gold Hill, . Judges Frank E. Schefski, H. W. Utah, to Eureka, Nev., 184 miles. Gold Heagren, Frank L. Gardner, Ai Emery, Hiil to Ibapah, 12.5 miles, fair. Ibapah W. S. Zering. ; ' to Pancake summit, 148 miles, excelH. .YV Handicappers r Heagren,' . Frank L! Gardner. lent, graveled road. Pancake to EuTimers and Scorers Raymond Boes, reka, fair. TWENTY DIVISION Eureka, Nev., George Brown, Denny D. Ausherman, 188 miles. This entire to .Fallon, Nev. A. BrOdbeck; . E. N, Slaughter,- - Clem division reported fair to good. Turville, A. W. Khudson, Roy Cotton, ; TWENTY-ONDIVISION Fallon, A. H. Chase. Starter Raymond Boes. Nev., .toPlacerville; Calif., via Carson Clerk of Course Dick Grames. The prizes are as follows: First place First choice, set o place, second choice, of two bicyci one Pierce Arrow Special, by r Wright Cycle Works. One Pac3;.. Racer, by Knud3on Novelty and Sp -- O NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION MEMBER. No. 2297 LINCOLN HIGHWAY This piled semi-month- ly report is com- data received by wire from Goods Co. E from Consuls of the Association between' the two Coasts ana is authentic; The hoof and mouth disease in California still causes much inconvenience to motorists, except when enering the state. DIVISION ONE New York City to Philadelphia, Pa., 89 miles. Weehawken Ferry to Princeton, 52 miles, excellent; Princeton to Trenton, construction under way, detour via Penns Neck, 11 miles; Trenton to excellent 26 miles; Philadelphia, pavement. to DIVISION TWO Philadelphia Chambersburg, Pa., 138 miles. Entire division excellent, no detours, except short stretches around new construction between Downingtown and Coatesville. Dont speed; route across state is patrolled by state police. Considerable road oiling under way across the state. DIVISION THREE Chambersburg, Pa. to Greensburg, Pa., 118 mi. Perfect road, all macadam and 'new concrete; no detours. Be careful of speed and road , well-maintain- ed oil. DIVISION FOUR Greensburg, Pa., to Canton, Ohio, 133 miles. Greeens-burto Pittsburg, 30 miles, excellent; detour in Irwin. Pittsburg to Rochester, 30 miles, paved city streets, mostly g poor; best route is: cross Point bridge in Pittsburg to south side of Ohio river; thence through McKees Rocks, Woodlawn and Monaca to Rochester. Rochester to Canton, 73 miles. Detour well marked over paved road via Beaver Falls, Salem and Alliance to Canton. DIVISION FIVE Canton, Ohio, to Mansfield, Ohio, 61 miles. Canton to Ashland, 49 miles, excelleent. Ashland to Mansfield, 12 miles, new road just opened, excellent. DIVISION SIX Mansfield, Ohio, to Van Wert, Ohio, 108 miles. Mansfield to Bucyrus, follow marked detour via Galion, 25 miles, paved. Bucyrus toOsc-eol- a, then west vvbgkqj Ut r,;, 7 eola, miles, brick. Osceola to Upper Sandustky, Lincoln Highway closed for construction; best route is turn left, (south) 1 miles at Osceola, then west via Nevada to Upper Sandusky. Upper Sandusky to Van Wert, 67 miles, mostly old macadam. DIVISION SEVEN Van Wert to South Bend, Ind., 120 miles. Van Wert to Churubusco, Ind., 49 miles, excellent pavement all the way. Churubusco to Ligonier, 22 miles, short, marked detour just west of Churubusco, balance excellent.' DIVISION EIGHT South Bend, Ind. to Chicago Heights, 111., 78 miles. . n, y, . . 1 E Third Place One gold watch, Eclipse Machine Co., Elimira, N. Y. Fourth Place One gold watch, New DepartureM fg. Co., Bristol, Coi Fifth Place One pair racing wh r by E. N. Slaughter Novelty Co. Sixth Place One Fisk racing tir by Clem Turville. Seventh Place One paid Blai $ Chieftain tires, by State Stn ; Cyclery.' Eighth Place One pair Vitalic tir by National Rubber Supply Co. Ninth Place One pair Fisk tires, for Fisk Rubber Co. Tenth Place One pair Kelley raci I bars, by Kelley Handle Bar Co., Clevji. . . land, Ohio. Eleventh Place One pair racist Bar Handle bars, by Chicago Shelley, Ohio. Twelfth Place One racing sadd by Persons Majestic Co., Worcest Mass. Thirteenth Place One roller cha by Diamond Chain & Mfg. Co., Indiaj apolis, Ind. Fourteenth Place One electric lig by Seiss Mfg. Co., Toledo, Ohio. Fifteenth Place One pair peda by Torrington Co., Torrington, Conn Sixteenth Place One trip cyclom ter, by Veeder Mfg. Co., Hartfor Conn. Seventeenth Place One set m guards, by International Stamping C Chicago, 111. Eighteenth Place One siren, Ijy Mead Cycle Co., Chicago, 111. Nineteenth Place One box NotKff plugs, by Stevens & Co., New York. Twentieth Place One electric liglj by Delta Electric Co., Marion, Ind Twenty-firs- t Place One foot pumfc by Bridgeport Brass Co., Bridgeport Conn. TIME PRIZES. Firstt ime prize One silver loviii cup, by Cycle Trades of America, ink New York. Second time prize One gold nicdaf, . by. Pierce Cycle Co., Angola, N. Y. Third time prize One gold rndaj, by Emblem Mfg. Co., Angola, N. V Third time prize One gold r da, by Emblem Mfg. Co., Angola, N. ; Fourth time prize One gold n: da1 by Cycle Trades of America, Inc., le York; . Fifth time prize One silver n dak by Cycle Trades of America, Inc., e York. -- .Sixth time prize One b.mz medal, by Cycle Trades of Am Inc.. New York.' NOVICE TIME PRIZE. ' : One silver shaving set, by Jo. i ' . Boes Jewelry . Co. . Salt. Lake Tennis Club . . Five, Tennis Courts Dancing, Lawn Parties, Refret ments. Membership, $30; Ladies, $2 Frank Capp, Manager 245 South Tenth East Hyland 4644 i ( |