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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07

three-Quarter post. AS he turned into the home
stretch something went wrong with his steering
gear. The machine held into the angle Of the
further curve and crashed through the fence at an
even two miles q minute. just where the curve
straighteDs out and where the Vanderbilt car upset
Friday night.
Nelson threw himself forward, just n time to
duck under the top rail Of the fence. the machine
carrying away two OF the fence posts The Bug
stopped thirty yards further on, its nose stuck in
the soft ground ana the axle. whose bucldinG had
damned the steering gear, bent like Cupids bow.
Nelson Jumped from the wrecked machine and rode
by the grandstand passing dozen physicians
headed for the wreck in the first auto" they had
met.
In place OF the last exhibition mile which Nelson
was TO have ridden in the Lightning Bug, Walter
christie was substituted He made two efforts 10
reduce the mile record made by Frank Croker at
Ormond, but Eel far behind il
four tines a4oaRd the big oval before the Judges
discovered they had placed the wrong handbags
slow starts and much smaller field than prom
Of lne last race, when fourteen cars were entered
started The vanderbilt entry. which was 10 have
been driven by Sartorl, was out or me race pc
reason was vouchsafed for the scratching OF the
motorcycle Time one mile ! II; TWO miles ? -.
a2 56 ne FTanEa second Joseph Heers 4o-hoTse-
Won by a quarter mile Time Of second 5:4o75
Tine Of third 6s259s.
F4ve-mile exhibition by Welte- Christie. Time by
niles OF 2.O32s, 8O5, 4:0S 5;l118.
One-ile heat Scratch for stock car winners TO
qualify for hve-I!Ie haI1lcapflr neat q "a4AoVet
<or Oliver Light 9-h0rsepower Cadillac, second
won By Alfred Couachos I2-ho-sepower Franklin by
Of from I. = MitcheIIs 12-horsepOvyeT
DecaIvile: ". Swans 12-h0rsep3wer DecauvtIle
Robert Peters 1OhorseoVer aat2car fft Time 1871 u
Third a for n 5 Robinsons 16-hOrsepoTer
Queen Fourth heat starters. Fifth heat by
Oliver Z Busa's 36-4O-horsep0wer Mercedes by
eyteerth Of mile: NJ. Robertss 4O-horsepower Thomas
second " McIIyoids 3shCrsepowe- Royal. third Time
l24zs
F1ve-niIe handicap Cfor stock caTsl-Won by L 4
l2-horsepJv-er Decauvle 2 nlnutes); NJ Rob
erLsE sn-horsepower Thomas 90 seconds second O. n
Mercedes (sCyatChl third; Alfred
49, Franklin Ion fourth
sol Won by q eighth q e nile.
F1ve-uale (for weighing less than 432 pounds
Won by Guy VaUghan's 40-horseqoIer Decauvllsi E h
p 2horsepovger Franklin. second Time 5l675
Tine o. 55S
Brighton Beach L4aadlcap IeS me ION tacn
ess number points al the various automobile meets
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BRIGHTON " AUTO" RACES
No Records Broken and One 4cci-
dent Not Serious.

But one accident marred the general peaceful
ness or broke the general monotony of the automo-
bile races at the Brighton Beach racetrack yes
terday. a thick mist which sometimes turned to
rain. hung over the track, making the backstretch
totally invisible. once in while the position of a
car on the further side of the track could be made
cut by the chug-chUg Of the motor, but even this
often muaied by the fog, and the 700 or 500
people present the races only for the half
mile Of which the judges stand the centre
There but few present when Nridgway I'm
ished his record breaking ride. and from that time
until the other races of the meet began people ar
rived but slowly in automobiles and by trolley,
mostly by trolley The leather jackets and autono-
bile wells were much in evidence. although of those
wearing them only about in ten came TO the
track in a machine Some Of the women had OBJ
viously borrowed the coats worn by their husoahuS
as nlotorrnen on the B r. T.
The one accident during the meet ruled out what
promised be the sole contest calculated to rase
any enthusiasm. Joe Nelson, in the lightning
Bug was entered TO break the world track record
OF 50 seconds held by Barney Oldheld he having
the mile in 81 As seconds in trial on FRIDAY
At the end of the first race Nelson came out on
the track in the Bug which IS entirely covered by
q cigar shaped riveted steel hood, excepting amid
driver.
He swung into the first quarter CALAMITY on a
flying start and disappeared into the mist at the
quarter pole From quarter TO the three-quarter
post nothing seen Of him Seconds before the
audience expected him TO emerge from the mist at
the turn from the backstretch, ne flashed by the
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ANOTHER OCEAN RACE.
Eastern Yacht Club Announces
Plans for Deep Sea Contest.

The regatta committee Of the Eastern Yacht
Cub announced yesterday that It had perfected
Gr-gngerne1ts FOR al ocean race from Marblehead
70 Halifax, 70 start Monday. August 4 The race
VII be open 70 sailing vessels OF all classes in both
the Eastern and oIew-Iork Yacht clubs The start
has bsen timed for a date on which the largest
feet OF The year is expected 70 be al Marblehead.
as The New-Tork Yacht Club viii have finished its
cruise there on Saturday, August ..
Several entries Of large schooners are assured
~ the racs and the Corona Of which a +. Luke.
q the Nev-york Yacht Club. IS owner. IS already
entered The Emerald. owned by William 1selin-
ais q the New-York Yacht Club. viii probably
b entered also -, ,.. -
T. its own feet The Eastern club has plenty OF
good material for entries. including, IN the scooI4-
classes. the Constellation, the f1oosleF' Ll7
Cha-LCleer, the Hope Leslie, the FutllaI me -
ce-1-lE the Ro-Ciua and q number OF others, ana
C0ssacl- The s1-fO0ter DCrel, and many OF larger
Eize The Dorel probably VIII b one OF the sInalle5t
beats entered She holds the CLUB chaIL L-oI-s41
u her C-ass TOr last year The COssach nt.e a
ready been entered. and her owner. tle-i4g 4Ao-s0'
IS working, actively secure other eillL-es- ,c-
TIE course for the race IS approx mater. g.
u-=s long. with T. straight course o. t9o-' ~
miles from NarbIehead Light 10 APE - Die ii.s
finish VII be IN Halifax EarboT, and ne y4 4s.
VlL anchor or the Royal Nova Scotla ! ~ ~
Sg-a5-0u's house. As yet no official cores pom l
e-ce has passed between The clubs relative 70 ne
Eastern cabs visit. but Il Is expected tlaL -
Halifax club VIII give their Yankee cousins q We ~
welcome and arrange races in t1a-lfz3 l1sIooI -oI
Their and visiting yachts
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G0LFING.
Tra0is Defeats Robbins IN Garden
City Finals.

Walter J. Travis, the British golf Champion dlu-
ed another cup 10 his formidable array OF IopileS
yesterday. by winning the final round in the OIAIue
City invitation tournament His opponent was
Arden NJ Robbins. one of the old guard, whose
defeat Of Dwight Partridge on Friday showed tha'
the younger players have not yet acquired the oai
ance to put them in the front rank. Travis who
stll Clings his 5O-inch drivers had things COM
paratively his own way. and Robbins was beaten
by up and to play. 1t a thirty-six hole con-
test divided into the usual morning and afternoon
rounds. On the start Travis duplicated his OF the
previous day the 140-yard second hole. and al
the turn he was up Coming home he was ~ 10
his opponents Al which gave him a lead Of up
for the forenoon half. His medal score was ~
but when he turned ii in for the handicap. in &C
colddnce with the usual custom, which allows a
match play contestant TO enter his card for a hand-
cap IN progress at the same time. ii was not ad-
mitted.
The afternoon round was a duplication Of the
morning one, Travis winning almost at will. The
cards were:
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SPRING coNTEsTs AT wgsTcHEsTgR.

The tie for the Captains Cup, given by a. D.
Compton, between A. W. Gilmore and H. c. Hard
ing was played off yesterday on the links Of the
Westchester Golf Club which We're in splendid con-
dition Mr.. Gilmore won by up. The contest
was closer than these figures would Indicate mas
much as five OF the holes were halved-
Next Saturday play for the chief spring compeu-
ton the Governors cups Will begin. Two cups.
Glass A and Glass B. are offered. the Class A cup
be played for by those with handicap of u or
under and the Glass cup by those with q haudI-
cap over q The qualifying round Will be played
next Saturday. The eight turning in the lowest
scores to qualify in each class
The governors giving the cups Arthur Yauch.
H. L Walker, Ernest Foley. \. W. Gilmore. A. D.
Compton. Joseph Pickard. D. E. NJ. Raynor. F. N.
Nicholas and ". =. Mabie
In the fall cups given by the president F NJ
Nicholas. and the vice-president, DR.. E Raynor.
will be played for.
On May 20 the club team Will play a match with
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HARVARD MASTERS COLUMBIA.

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TR1BUNEl
oa'lorloge. Mass, May 6.-Harvard defeated Co
-uIlola at lacrosse on Soldiers Field this after
noon in the toughest and one Of the fastest games
ever seen in Cambridge, by the score Of goals to
/ In the first half Of the game tho Harvard team
completely outclassed their opponents and scored
points 70 for the Blue and White.
In the second half Columbia braced up and held
Harvard 10 three goals, in the mean time making
one goal themselves. II. Baum, of the Columbia
team, received such serious cut on the nose
from the stick Of Sailor. Of Harvard that he had
to be taken TO the StiLman Infrmary and several
stitches were taken TO draw the wound together,
SAILOR had previously been cut in the head him
SELF and at the time of the injury to Baum was
ruled OF the field for unnecessary roughness.
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but seems to be losing accuracy with his irons.
Byers was ptted against Z. s. Parmslee. OF the
New Haven Country Club, in a thirty six-hole
match and by up and 10 play. Parmelee
was favored somewhat by the default OF C. B Mac
dOaald in Fridays round. although his subsequent
victory over Horstnan showed that his place in
the finals was secured its merits.
G. F. Watson Of Garden City captured the third
cup from J. G. Patterson OF Lakewood. by up,
and the fourth cup went TO Donald Mcclellan, Of
the Midland Golf Club. who beat J. c. Phillips by
up and play.
The closing feature Of the tournament a
thirty-sx- hole handicap. IN which there a tie
for first place at 154 between B. G Fuller and D
B Fuller, tr AS the latter Fridays handicap
the prize went TO the former under the ruling that
player should win more than handicap cup
Martin W. Lttleton. president OF the Borough OF
Brooklyn, also one Of the contestants IN this
contest but after returning forenoon card OF lO2
he failed post his afternoon The sum
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waning farm Of the standard Coach Horse Com
pany. cedar Ridge. near Teaneck. y J. Even the
COWBOYS declared that coaching had charms that
the plains did not know, and that Jersey ROADS were
h.,-ar Than those across the plains. ~, ~,
me coaching party was Planned by t14IdL 5+ILC
raugbtan president Of the STANDARD CPa1H 20 F sc
ls-a-,- 10 show the Westerners no" fancy
hooded horses are trained in the EasL C9i9 9a5
AI.,Itefi 5rove one OF the big coaches. AIIIeq
IS I---,ea TIE second and OF the otanaard
SoaCb Horse Company's men the third nI. A1.c.
5S,v,,-a1 drove out a tandem The So "a, S1s
Tro15 tht conpanys headquarters at no - west
63d-sr. - a,,-s- -, 10 81 for a tour OF
,lLectou OF the stables and the fine hoIse "Llch
ti-aP - found al Cedar Ridge. Coacl AOrses,
q - ~ nrize winning stamp, were put oush
Theic nsres on the track near the stable he mat
80! 49, toI,5s5 the showing OF fourth I1snds, Tan
5as nars and singles, ana lasted for couple OF
hours
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PRINCETON BEST AT THE TRAPS.
Wins Intercollegiate Shoot from Harvard,
Yale and Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia May G.-Princeton won the inter
collegiate shoot held on the Clear View grounds. in
this city to-day. with score Of 20 out of posi-
BILE go targets breaking the intercollegiate team
record by 10 targets. Harvard second with
2l5 targets Yale third. with 30 and Pennsylvania
fourth, with 27 Williams, Of Pennsylvania
e0uaIled the intercollegiate record Of A. Each man
shot at nifty targets. The individual scores follow:
Observation-Disclosures. -: McTvaln. as Frick. 46;
Mum -. Pardoe, -. Total, 220
HarvaTdoTara AZ W5oksrsh ban a. Marshall IA
Yais-Aiorrfson IS: Pughsey. 70; Borden ~; ThonD-
SP ms .Iong6seker Al Smith 40; Way 30:
williams Al. Appleton. 80. Total 2o7.
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GoLFiNo WOMEN SAIL.

Many well known woman golfers Joined the
friends OF the American girls at the sailing OF the
St. Paul yesterday TO wish the voyagers good luck
IN their attempts at international golfng fame at
Cromer. England on May -. when the women's
British golf championship begins Travis, having
the mems nU0uships the voyagers received
the encoura cement Of a big crowd OF players
eager that the present trip shpIIa De equally sue
Georgiana Bishop the American womens cham
pion OF Bridseport Conn: Miss Burnett OF Gin
cinnat; Miss u n Lockwood, and Miss May
Adams OF Boston; Miss Frances c. Grtscom, Aneri-
champion OF 800 and her sister, Mrs. Samuel
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LACROSSE.
Crescent T5ceIce Too Strong for
Pennsylvania Team.

10y a score of TO 3. the Crescent Athletic Clubs
lacrosse team defeated the University of Penn
'i'alila twelve yesterday on the grounds of the
,'ImeT az Bay Ridge But it was not without a
'iu struggle that the Brooklyn players won. for
me visitors work included some really brilliant
pay especially in the first half. where they made
tie 5lrSt go5l At the end Of half the score
tegr crescent .; Pennsylvania, !. The home
so1 1Ii recovered themselves in the second half
S-o'-Is I'VE goals TO the visitors two
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ScI,ttLl!c, way. The old record. made by Charles
- LIT at Detroit - hours % minutes and
ho1rS OamSus SO that Wridgway reduced the time 4
w. . minutes and SO seconds.
sec ,1is way s last mile was made in minute IS Is
ditiou and he finished the 100 miles in fine
ST DuilnS the attack the record complete
W'ri1sa,ures was worn out and had to be replaced
huf+TSs e1S drove Peerless and in all proba-
he ne new figures will be attacked several times
OeIore the season is over
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eror IS damaged the other half VIII work for there
an ~ no leaking - in other hOneycOnlO "a
dIators The radiator IS supplied with half water
half a. unlike the others. which have a large
0Tarrirv ~ air 10 a small quantity OF water The
motor is also cooled b. TWO fans One OF them.
behind the radiator. has expanding deviCs which
keeps belt from getting loose. and the otner 3
on the clutch thus getting q powerful drausnt on
~ motor al the time Furthermore the car -
equipped with ball bearings throughout. except on
The motor -hat You can easily push tl4e "a,
Win Two fingers with four persons inside The bail
bearings are made in such a way that II one %
Them breaks IL viii fall 0ut OF the set ana mus
avoid damage 20 the shaft The well bra keS are e.
feCrive. stopping the car instantly Ihel are -
-vua vtli-g and covered IN rom dus- anu
mud are continually working IN OIL ana are Erzz.-
lated 50 that both brakes work toselAeI- - y,
.-as=7s is 90 MN. wide al the rear anu ~
T-r-r Of the dashboard II is - mn uiaH--7
turn "A narrow street me car -
--.za features made comfortable, oeslLcS o-,-S
errrrr and compares favoraoly with the - -o,ls-
-f5.E ,,a-- such a record FOR itself an oF ll7
,rIr55 TE@ Do Dietrich Is IN great deEnth3' go
II is be rely possible 70 take care OF All ''e ''~1'
that are cOuius ln-
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vEsPER HENLEY ENTRY ACCEPTED.

PHILADELPHIA May 6--Chairnlan Hoffman OF the
Henley committee to-day received cable dispatch
from London announcing that The entry Of the
pesper Boat Club had been accepted by the stew
ards Of the Royal Henley Regatta. The decision Of
the stewards confirms the action Of the race com
naittee which accepted the entry Of the vesper
eight yiesrI,, y-eej ago As the rules or the re-
gstta make il necessary for the stewards 70 pass
upon tke acton Of regatta committee the mat
tsz zas- rot formally announced until to-day.
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EACKEEsCEMIDT THROWS PARR.
Puts English Champion Down Three Times
in Less Than Eight Minutes,

Buffalo, May SIN handicap wrestling match
here Tonight George Eackenschu-dt. the Russian
threw James Parr. the English champion three
times In $50 The Russian had agreed 10 throw
Pacr three times In hour. Frank Gotch per
sSaaliy CHALLENGED the Russian. who replied that
De would rot be ready 10 meet Gotch for about d
Eez~
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TO SEE START OF OCEAN RACE.

Arrangements have been made 70 accommodate
those who desire 70 see the start Of the ocean yacht
race fer the German EEpe-ors Cup on the steam
boat Cerreus The Cepheus VIII leave tho West
11-s-. 1913 q on the day OF the race
Aay - and the Battery Park pier al lib a n
Ils Old Guard Band will furnish the music, ana d
caterer via provide refresh.1ents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07

Although barred from the handicap. Travis s
score of 70 won the cup offered for the best eighteen
hole round during the three days.
The second cup awarded by the governors was
won by E. n. Byers. Of the Allegheny Country
Club Of Pttsburg. who is driving very long ball,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07
NEW 1oOo-MILE AUTO" RECORD.
Charles G. Wridgway Succeeds IN Making
New Mark at Brighton Beach

charles G. wridgway succeeded IN making 80. NV
,,orls.e automobile track record at brlsA'oH -
-, completing his long journey YESTERDAY :.
IN q hours % minutes and secoAD - ~ me
ia mark after more than half the 'ouiLe' Ia
hen completed that only accident "ooAa "N--0
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WINNERS AT ST. ANDREWS.

There was a special handicap at the St Andrews
Golf Club yesterday for gross and net score cups
presented by J. B Thomas the president John
Refd II won the gross and Dixon BOardman the
80 -rfze The latter also won the final for the
ADrii Handicap Cup, beating Arthur Higgins by
he's
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swARTHMoRE ouTPLAYs STEVENS.

Stevens was beaten by Swarthrnore at lacrosse
yesterday by a score Of 10 70 8. Mckinley made
the first goal for Stevens closely followed by a
Svvarthrnore point from F. Price. Stevens here
made three points IN succession SwarthInore
then closed the half with two shots, the score
being: Stevens I: Swarthmore 3.
In the second half the extra weight told for the
Swarthmore side. Stevens played hard, but could
not keep the pace it set in the first half swaTth-
more rolled up six goals Their team work was
perfect Toward the end of the half Stevens again
got its old pace, and helped Gayley make the
longest shot of the game. The summary:
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the Westaeld Golf CLUB on the latter's links. AZ
Westfield y. J.
The women members Of the club are arranging for
tea b. given in the near future
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Fat+IA who will chaperon the party They will re-
urn on June II Mrs. c. a. Griscon, who was 70
have gone with the party is going 10 japan TO WISH
her son. Lloyd CiriscoTn, the American Minister
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held this season. ave miles operWon by vo5 (4i6,
8s-horsepo~er Royal driven ~ " t51gijsb Daimler
d-tytn b, oliver E Bush = minutes seSoho5 ,e- *
VTfnsicW's S-horsepoVeE 1Idl-4Ae N4-'S-' -
rntuufes) third Time SH3-s
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COL. ZACH COACHING IN NEw-JERsEY
Oklahoma Man and Pretty Daughters Leave
Broncos Again for Day.

Colonel Zach MuIhaII Of Oklahoma, his daugh-
-ers and cowboys fooled far into the Jersey hills
Yesterday bringing up at luncheon time at the
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RESULTS AT RICHMOND COUNTY.

c. D Taintor won the Class A handicap al Ine
Richmond County golf links yesterday, while D. =
Gould was fl in Glass B. Summary:
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AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES.
Hints to Buyers from the Garage and Manu-
factory


The Automobile Depot, Incorporated. occupied
and began business in new quarters last week
The BUILDING is centrally located well arranged
and spacious. I'VE stories and basement giving
total Of 1900 square feet floor area WIN sLaa-
macbi5s shop with skilled mechanics. is ready for
; e ~ farei..n aIrouoEes A feature II this new
garage is the partitioning OF the eL-Ie
Of machines Fird & Archer, who are al ne he 5,
Of this enterprise. are l44 ~ ne American
welch cars
NJ England president Of the American Peuseo5
aItou,obile Company calls attention 10 TIE fact
that in 1ass the Peuseot company began aJt'S '"'
cor,plere SETS Of ignition 10 It's UaShin's 'ei'4
pioneer this field The r ae sSr. I'll rirs aferNa-d
Tn FzuFeot company also was the Hi-l 10 -7S q
-nfai pan under engine and transuission L2-aLy
W 49, Lass co-s arc 54uioped- Next YEAR the
company exTects 10 o2," e,5 an c - IN ~r-9et
York and viii enter tns nre- a-'''e'- ---
ton with other manufacture
. p Rice has Just completed alterations on his
= .,,uai,~s Nos SIS ard L7sO Broadway He
,o.oIas only Baker elecrrics- and with the addt-
t,onal space which he no" has. vii nave ample
Toolt Irrention has been paid 20 the comfort ot
natrous StarhCpss. Tu4H'oL , Lr 49, 80
IN nls W r,,eU known New-Yorkers Tor use NJ the Up
70 many W Srsrhopes particularly. seem 20
fi- demand this wear and Mr. Rice rs Cor
De ~. & in a rost0n M he immediate delivery,
tu ft S essential In the electric business
,-.. 1aa5 De Dietrich car has many new features
,t,,b make it desirable for American ROADS " "''
~ motor is running ii cannot be heard even We
,i- - standing close 10 IT, The car has nickel
- axlas and there IS clearance OF nearly t"e'Fr
Irhas from the ground The motor . tA1oltled on
= s-,ou medal as on the 1913 model and also by q
1arsr m the steering wheel as on the Neie-ir7
The gear box and motor are completely eo'',eu =
. go nan underneath 20 keep out dust ana IA-a-
~, s,e,ial feature OF the is the radiator
Ferv cell is separated that II half OF the radi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07

4 u Thompson. manager OF the Gotham AUTO
r.,. ---,,,,.,, Will this week have the adrau-
M y. a. .-,-riertlv located and Handsomely tur-
N,.-r ---ss--..-- .r W ss, Br0aivav- sl~--
-F5,-. whose business l- the sale ~ rc"
Ss.- me-. automobiles satisfied that It's
- r.v- = s4vl~lr- will become ONE - the most
,f.- ,r.-1r5U 5iIts IN New crk and is sure THAI
~ emo III the Stevens Arms and Tool company,
ea-s .f famous guns VIII apply as Wei 20 the
Stevens lt~v-t automobiles. ot which 10 is also the
maker cars VIII he displayed on tho hoor or is
s.7-s~oorrs AS well as demonstrated on the roads
Between olive green covers are the pages % a
FUN descriptive catalogue % rhe WAYNE automobiles
for 1915 A psrl-a! Will convince the reader that q
WISH III the -aIeSrooUis. No 1859 Broadway and
anal or one more v- me different STYLES %
Wsvras win D. interesting and undoubtedly prot
fr7rr- before purchasing a motor car Mrssrs Eul
4 Lehman. New-Eors agents. have competent
drivers ana -ll,Eul-u who are always az hand
either To- explain The sterling qualities % the Wayne
or for road demonstrations
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