Millard County Chronicle | 1912-04-04 | Page 5 | Sport of Collar Spotting.

Sport of Collar Spotting. "Collar spotting," tho new automo-bllo automo-bllo sport, Is at Its best when the s'reits are dirty enough to hold pud-' pud-' dies of water. When the broadly-j broadly-j tired wheel of the ma-liine strike such a puddle a thin but solid sheet t of water Is thrown upward snd outward, out-ward, the path It takes being determined deter-mined by tho speed of tho machine, the depth of the liquid and, to a certain cer-tain extent. Its consistency. These three factors make the aiming of th sheet a matter of great skill. When the puddle Is close to the curb It in possible for the expert spotter, by ' swerving Into It, to throw the sheet ' In such a way as to hit a man's col-J col-J lar even when It's a narrow one j or the white feathers on a woman's j twt. Not every one Is as expert as j this, but the great fun of the sport j lies In the fact tint even when yoj mlHS your aim yoj're pretty sere to bit something, If It's only skirts or trousers of pedestiUug.