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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-24

Foleys Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poisens and will cure any
case of kidney desease that is not be-
yond the reach af medicine Sold by
Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-24

Carl Blueiacket, TO years Of age, is
afflicted with appendicitis ahd it may
yet be necessary to perform an opera
tion on the little fellow.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-24

Having bought out Messrs Burkhal-
ter & Churchill we are in a position
to write all kinds Of insurance. It
viii pay you to see us before insuring.
254-tf BUTLER g. BoNFoEY
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Citizanshin.

II you claim citizenship rights and
are not on the rolls or have business
before the Interior Department, write
Immediately to W. w. Wright, regis
tered attorney, Corcoran bldg, WASH
lngton. ID. c. n
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-24
FRESH TROUBLE
IN FAR EAST
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Odessa, Aug. 24-Fresh Agrarian
disturbances have broken out in the
Alexandria district and the peasants
are destroying the property Of land
owners.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-24
Associated Press.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 24-There are
'reasons FOR the statement that Presi-
dent Roosevelt has made some repre-
sentations to the Toxic government,
'but whether they we're made direct
to the Japanese emperor is not known.
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HOCH WILL NOT
HANG TOMORROW

Chicago, Aug. 24.-A justice Of the
state supreme court has granted SUI
percedeas in the Hoch case which will
prevent his hanging tomorrow.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-24

Portsmouth, Aug. 24-There is a
report which cannot be confirmed
that last night Baron Komua and
rakahira we're at the navy yard. If
J his is true IL is possible that the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-24
FOR SALE

/ have for sale one of the most ell
egant homes in Vinita. House of
six rooms and closets. Bath room
with all fixtures in operation. Close
in. Cash or terms. Only S250O
I. e. ENGLEHART
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Folex's Honey and Tar affords inn
mediate relief to asthma suffers in
the worst stages and If taken ia time
viii effect cure. Sold by Peoples
Drug Store. DIV
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
INTEREST IN AUTO" MEET
First Running of Motor Car Cham
pionShip at Morris Park.

The first running of the national motor oar
championship race. feature of the newly ar
ranged national circuit OF the American Auto
mobile Association, Will be run at Morris Park
track next Saturday. All the stars of the motor
racing world will be entered for this contest,
the winner Of which receives the choice Of cash
plate, while the is credited with four
points in the contest for the trophy to be given
TO the owner of the scoring the greatest
number Of points on the entire circuit In addi-
ton to the championship contest, which viii be
at five miles, there viii be four other contests
open to cars of various types
The keen competition between the REQ Bird,
driven by Dan Wurgis. and the 40-horsepower
Decauville. piloted by Guy Vaughn as evidenced
by their each scoring victory at Empire track,
will be renewed ct Morris Park In the race for
middle weight cars. with silver trophy as first
prize. Chevrolet, with the 90-horsepower Fiat.
will also try to reduce his own mile track
record
There will also be handicap open to anna
teur drivers who members OF the Morris
Park Motor Racing Club. Richard Stevens, Of
Hoboken. has already entered.
Almost every prominent dealer has entered
the selling handicap, where listing at So 500
placed scratch, while others are given
three seconds for every S1O0 less in price All
cars subject to sale at the price named in
the entry
1t has been decided to park ali automobiles on
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
COLUMBIA MEN VICTORS
Fordham Team Defeated in a List
less Game.

The Fordhan University team met defeat at
the hands of the Columbia University nine yes
terday at Fordham Field in a game that was
spiritless on the part of the Bronx collegians.
The score was to 4.
In the first inning, with two out Collins hit
to deep left for the circuit. In Fordham's half
of this inning Murray walked called balls
and went to second McLane's hit to second.
the batter being out. On Shean's single Murray
scored For the next two innings both teams
were blanked. In the fourth Fordham tailed
one run shean singled. Robertson's double put
Shean on third L. Hartman hit slow bounder
to Tyler, who became bewiIdered and threw to
first Shean scoring the play.
In the fifth Columbia scored two runs. No
howell was hit by pitcher Young hit to Murray.
who threw wild to first. allowing Mcdowell to
score and Young to reach third base. On Saun-
ders's out-a fly to left field-Young scored In
the sixth two more runs scored by Colum-
bia Kenny singled. both Tyler and Armstrong
walked filling the bases, On Carter's hit to L.
Hartman Kenny was caught at the plate, and
Gargan tried to double up Carter at first, out
failed On this play Tyler tried for home, but
was caught at the plate on Robertson's quick
throw to Gargan
NohowePs single put Armstrong on second.
and he scored a moment later on Gargans poor
throw to second the ball going out to centre
field; Carter also scored-a dumb play.
In Fordham's half Of this inning Murray
walked Armstrong dropped McLane's fly. but
got Murray at second. Sheans double scored
McLane. In the eighth Fordham scored their
last of the game on ftdIl4S nome run ofiVe
out to deep right
The features of the game were the batting Of
Rsftis and Shean for Fordharn: also L. Hart
nan. Raftis and Robertsons work in the field
For Columbia Collins and Armstrong put up
good game In the field The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
LACROSSE.
The Bearers, of Canada, Defeat the
Crescent T5celUe.

Never did q lacrosse team put up a Drawer or
more earnest fight for the supremacy than did the
twelve Of the Crescent Athletic Club on their Bay
Ridge field yesterday afternoon. and never a
defeat more complete, for while they marshalled
aI their best players against their opponents-the
Beavers ct Canada-the latter's twelve the
winners by a final score Of z TO g.
Admirers Of both teams, numbering two
thousand persons, thronged the grandstand and
fringed the lawn cheering the contestants every
opportunity. In the first half the home team
was only able to score goals, the Beavers, by
their clever passing and body checking. scoring
a like number. It was thought that IN the second
half the Crescent men would retrieve themselves.
Everything was stake for them, but the Ca
uadians were SO aggressive. their men being more
than match for the Crescents in weight and fleet
mass of foot that the latter not able to even
cor. nesoaI the visitors sending the ball into the
bone clubs net four times before the whistle
so;Jnded The line up follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

Company New-York agent of the stevens.5Durysos
Is ootalans @ oraeTs cbns N. isst weeks or
ders breaking the record for nGs,noss los ils io"r
The new Wayne two-cyIinder 1s-horsepowsr
runabout in stock and for sale ao TIE salss-
rooms In Broadway near 61st-st- II Is wonderful
car for the rnoney-ssoo Twice IN the last week
WAYNE touring cars have occupied all available
space in the Wayne showroons and feW hours
otter their receipt and thoTougn 1sss ouysos yer
cylinder and the two-Cylindsr runaoour wnI %
well represented at the Morris Park races on
June 10.
No motor car has given more universal salts
faction to its users than the fairprfced imported
machine the Pipe motor car, uaade In Belgium
The Pipe is comparatively new car here, as is
made its debut at the Importers Show last Janu-
ary. and although many deliveries were made, de-
and admired the car from obtaining it. The delay
in receiving 1909 PIPE W. FOR .s 6uIdred
cars which has been taken eare OF. So that & row
prompt s sIrs order By Competitive bid as well as
Sv fIrnishfng machines that would satisfy govern
mental a5s 5e9ts snsns s9 JsssDh 8
west sole assn, for NSTh LAST SesS a l0
nye more are due to arrive next Tuesday
r r Rice. the Baker electric agent. says this
season has seen a big increase In the demand for
electric pleasure vehicles Of all descriptions. from
m. little runahout 10 the substantial depot
carriage Confidence IN the ability OF this type Of
ortoDnobile to ds what it gets out to dc and thu
Low ., co.'s Is no more stylish Vehicle for the summer
resort city than the electric Il Is al,waSs
noes Nor is there any further nG trouble a about out
reca sg All cities o9{n 1arse r1 sna S Tsnts anq
is the Ideal vehicle for shopping. calls. the parks
%sers Of Baker electrics than Of other motor
vehicle.
For other sports page 10
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
HARVARD SUFFERS DEFEAT.
Dartmouth Wins Through Better Batting in
Well Played Game

Hanover, n. H. June S.-Dartmouth won a sem
sational game from Harvard here this afternoon
by the SCORE of 5 to L Skillings. the Dartmouth
pitcher showed excellent form, and the best Har-
ward could do off his delivery five hits. The
home team had little difficulty with Castle making
nine hits and earning four runs. The score by
innings follows:
Dartmouth. .--.. IL
Observation-Disclosures and McCabe; Castle and Tweed
ITmp,re-KelIy. Time. 1871 Attendance. ZOO
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
Rye holes not played

The eighteen-hole handicap was won by NJ
whitlatch, Of the Montclair Golf Club. Follow
Ing is the summary:
oaaaDioEship c9rai Eolrd)-Joan IL Ward, Montolsir
oes1 ". Il Sircla.Ts-So1th OTanse. By up and 10
play.
Second sixteen (tnal rouadl-D. Clarke, tr Eagse-
vooc beat c z. Van Week, Montcair. by 8 up ana =
70 play,
Third sixteen Canal round,-o C Euntoon North Je.-
seq, bea1 A. p. C. Miilisun. Elizabeth by s up and
8 10 play.
goa5th sixteen oaasl rouae)w Collier North Jersey
otst Z Allsopp+ Newark, by 9 and % play.
First beaten eght-F II. OlyphRnt, ElgisvTood, beat
c B Brown. Mo1tclair, by Ut and 10 play.
Second beaten e4ght-Alan Kennaday, Montclstr beat
". Dey, Ridgewcod. by s Up and 10 play.
Third beaten eig1t-R 2. Murray, PGllfeid. beat J.
e. Sooke soE!h Jersey. 6y up and 2 to play.
Z. O. g Davis. South Orange. by ".
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
WARD JERSEY CHAMPION.
WINS BY STE4DINES,S
Veteran Golfer Defeats Sinclair for
the Title.

John IL Ward. Of the Montclair colf c1,,b
won the championship OF the New-Jersev ste+a
Golf Association at the North Jersey C,oun+y1,
Club IN Paterson. yesterday, by defeating w NJ
Sinclair. OF South Orange. in the final round
The match was at thirty-six holes. Wards VIC
tory was gained by score Of up and 3 TO
play, after the latter had been l down ST the
sn6 OF the forenoon half
The start was made under perfect weather
conditions and the crowd that followed the
players gave midsummer aspect to the match
which could hardly be said OF the coated and
umbrella carrying galleries of the previous DAVIS
Although Sinclair was backed by the renu+a-
ton Of winning the Essex County open tourney
last fan. Ward was the favorite not only be-
cause OF his record in the Staten Island cham
pcnships' two OF which he has won but also
by reason Of his qualities as a fighting match
player who nevsr owns defeat TIL the last stroke
has been made.
The first two holes were haived IN 4 and & re-
epectvely. In going TO the third Ward was
thort with his approach put and Sinclair drew
first blood by taking the hole at to 4. That
Stirred the former Staten Island champion to
let himself out bit and the result was four
s.raight holes In his favor
AT the eighth Sinclair laid him an ,,nDIavabIe
rtyInie. and Ward was forced to concede the
hole at 6 10 z. The ninth was halved in the
orthodox T. so that the turn for home was
made with Ward only up.
On the inward journey the latter seemed to
lose control OF his tes shots He developed a
streak Of topping that proved very costly. He
vas in the sand trap on the thirteenth, which
hs lost at 3 to 4. and again topped his drive
u going 70 the fourteenth This left the score
pp IN Sinciair's favor,
The next two holes were halved in each but
OF the seventeenth Sinclair was in the rough
on his drive. and only superb second enabled
him 70 recover Ward had fine chance to take
the hols, but he dubbed his second into the
bunker and Sinclair able to take the hole
et TO 8. making him 2 up.
Going to the home green Sinclair sliced his
drive and required three puts. while Ward, in
tpte OF 8 short cleek from the tee, was able
50 gain on his short game and win the hole
4 10 8 The first half. therefore, left Sinclair l
I'D. The cards:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
N. Y. U. ouTPLAYs RUTGERS.

New-York University won its second game from
Rutgers on Ohio Field yesterday before the largest
crowd Of the season. The score was II to 4.
Al II was Alumni Day at the New-Yorw college
a big delegation OF the graduates were among the
rooters and cheered as Justify as the unGergradu-
afes The game was one that called FOR Inucn
applause, as 'grandstand" plays were MADE "a
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
wALrHoUR WINS MOTOR PACED RACE
Moran Forced to Withdraw When He Was
Safely in the Lead.

Revere. Mass, June 3.-Bohby Wa4uhouf' oi a.
,srta "a won twenty-fve-mile motor paced
race from Louis Netting. Boston. and James F-
Moran, of Chelsea. on the Revere cycle track thls
evening covering the distance in 81 minutes 90 sec
onds Moran took the lead at the start WIN
Walthour close behind MIN
In the nineteenth mile. with apparently safe
lead Mnran's motor balked. and after a few laps
he withdrew, and Walthour won over MettHhs py
six laps
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

bore Of Is6 and a stroke Of 1so uilliZnetres The
normal speed is 100 revolutions a minute The
axle, are the in thsir touring cars Le-
uaone nickel steel The transmission Is of their
ordinary speeding gear and is driven by a double
chain. A honeyconb radiator is mounted in front,
having a capacity OF ten gallons sf water Demon
stratfens proving the speed and rela eibty OF the
racer lead the De Dietrich company te expect won
derfully successful results. Their racing team ara
the well known Gabriel Rougisr. who has a four
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
BROWN BEATEN BY GEORGETOWN.

Providence r. L, June a-In a loosely played
game Georgetown defeated Brown here to-day.
Tiff the Brown pitcher, not in his usual form
and was miserably supported. The visitors settled
matters in the eighth inning by scoring six runs
on timely hitting and poor fielding The score fol-
lows:
r H E
C1eorgetown ........0 2 o 3 o o 0-12 8
Brown ..............1 o o-s Z
Battertes-whits and Hart: Tiff and Higgins.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
ON THE CREEDMo0R RANGE.
First Naval Battalion in Marksman and
skirmish Fire Practice.

creedmoor Long Island, June 3.-The range was
occunied to-day by the 1st Naval Battalion un-
der command of Commander w B. Franklin The
dev was fine with a light 10 o'clock wind. After
+be narksman class the skirmish fire con-
dpcted under the following conditions Two
bots each al 500 400 and 300 yards advancing. and
two yolleys at $50 and 45o yards retreating The
hits 10 count as follows: Prone figure g. kneeling
s,re (. standing figure s. and remainder of target.
. The shooting and issuing of decorations were
,,n6er The supervision of Major John r. Hegeman.
= inspector of small practice. First Brigade,
x q & Y The scores follow;
rrpsT NAVAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

the lawn in front of the grand stand without
charge Of any kind, so that spectators may we"
the races from their machines. Except In rec
ord races the start of all contests Will De III
front of the judges stand, finishing at the same
place. The soft spots at the turns that ap-
peared when the big machines whirled around
at the opening meet have been renedied. ana
record time Is certain Entries Will close TO
West 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
RESULTS OF OTHER COLLEGE GAMES

AT Observation-Disclosures. 10: Trinity, 8
AT South Observation-Disclosures II; Lehign
At Caubrtdge-Harvard Freshmen. IL; Yale FRESH
men, , rst-.. p-a
paratory. !. o, -, y, ,,.,,.o-.,,,,
Observation-Disclosures Is; Vermont. 3.
Al Ann Arbor-Chicaso. Z; Michigan. D
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

Two-base hts-seio. Mclean Bara Wells Home runs
Bard Forsythe Double plays-Bsrnes, Chaplin, Kinney
to Camp First base balls-on Jackson. &: OF Bell.
/: OF Byrarn, out-By Jacksen Al by Byram.
5; by Bell Hit by pitcher-Rsid. Wells Bard Hits
Jackson Innings; OF Pratt. in inning
OF Bell IN three innings wild pitches.Byran1, 2
ten
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
QUALIFYING PLAY AT APAwAMIs.

A qualifying round at eighteen holes, medal play
IN which the best sixteen are to continue at match
play for a handicap cup. was the attraction at inc
Apawa-uis links yesterday. , a La"loh HiaNe
.ha 49,, -a+ eoora of 7s while c. s Mathewson had
TIE best gross card OF S6 There was a tle IoT !aS'
place among five men, who are 10 play Oh l8'e-'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
BIG FIELD FOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

London, June s.-Ths entry list for the open golf
championship of the United Kiagdena closed to-
night. and shows record of i4s entrants. inciud-
ing all OF the great players Of the country Among
the Americans entered are Willie Anderson, Apa-
waraiz and Alexander Smith, Nassau. Canada Will
be represented by G. p. Lyon. Of Toronto
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

IN spite OF this lead. opinion favored Ward
as the ultimate winner, and the second half
proved the correctness OF this view. Starting out
in the afternoon, Sinclair went into the bunker
on mashie shot and Ward won in to 5. tying
the score On the next Ward was out of bounds
and Sinclair recovered his lead. At the third
the latter drove out Of bounds, but his second
reached the green. Meanwhile Ward was like
wise out OF bounds, and Sinclair finally won at
4 TO 5.
On the fourth Sinclair was IN the bunker on
his second and on the fifth he again out Of
bounds. Ward won both holes and squared the
match Going to the next, Ward made no mis-
takes and won IN to 8. A beautiful put from
the extreme edge OF the green gave Ward the
seventh, but on the eighth he required three
puts and lost He got the ninth. however in 4
10 >, and the two turned for home with the
score up in Wards favor After that the latter
had things pretty much his own way. Sinclair
apparently lost his grip, and the match ended
the fifteenth green with Ward 3 up and 3 to
play. The cards o< this part Of the match Hera:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

The stevens-Duryea four cylinder car repeated
g.. .o,rooDcs ar the Springfield hill climbing con
test by winning the Worcester climb on Nay % IN
the open event the time. l:So "as CIV -, -.
1i,, t,xo gaso,eae cars beating this time one 30
Eorsepower Mercedes and the other sehoFsep0'Tef
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
FIRST ROUND FOR BLOOMFIELD CUP.

Bloomfield N J.. June (SpeciaD.-The first
round for the June Cup played this afternoon
The score:
Glass A-Place Smith and to play; Pierson
beat Royce Up; Scheffy beat Baldwin, up ana TO
play: Merrick beat Thomas up and 6 TO play.
Bachrnan
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

65th-st a Mors machine OF the type exhibited Al
the Inonorters' show last January. where the ma
chimes attracted considerable attention Oy 'helt
many new features simplicity and strensIh W oI
chassis. This is the sixth Mors machine ao'HS1is
In in the Gould family.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

-Sbesn and Robertson Home rlns-Raftls and Collins
cacrinre bIt-Tsfts First bsllsOn Murray. 3.
of Tyler. . struck out-By Murray. Q; by Tyler 4
sroler bsse-Saunders Double pays-Collins and Arm
strong CO; and Raftis Left on asesColuH1bia
S. For5ham 8 Hit by pitched balI-+By Murray, l.
Tine 200 Cmpire-Hornung-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

iP. \. ratntor won the monthly handicap at the
Richmond County Country Club YESTERDAY, Win =, d
Der score OF n c. A Blood was second al 20
r. no, commemorative field of starters OF
49, t,gsrtD-sjT returned complete cards Inc
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Toronto University Earns Title by Defeating
Swarthmore Yesterday.

sv,arthnore. Penn. June 3-The University OF
rroronto Lacrosse Club won the intercollegiate
championship of America to-day by defeating
Swarthmore goals to l.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

every inning although there a plentiful sup
S-' - R. Il. z.
NeTNYork ..-...-....1 Nlt
Rutxers o o o o o o. b
Batteret-LiIs and Jackson; segoine, Van SAINT.
pssh<r nd Nnls
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
IT NAVAL -REvoLvERs.

p.,,, Name Score
ENNN n FRANKLIN, 60
Sa,teraC. Commander u. Craven staff 81
TseItensnt H II Forbes. star %
1ItTfersnt H Ycrk. stan 20
1;sltsnant G. TownssnG. statr
JisTTenaa RayEor. First DIVISION 90
4!l.t 1funior gradel L l. Poor. First Dvigion. sc
ldeatei1- aiSsInt r rst Division.
Eilsis ,i,Intor grade) Ciuion Division b5
-t 2 q De Kay. Second Division tl
1-nsign " b Wait, 1r.. Second Division .--... 81
1aisleH W A Third Division 81
1eleInt Y. Carter Third Division So
laeutenat Sr < Iontgsnery. Fourth Division
leatenAn 9,ior gradeb 5 Tainton Fourth Division.
LaeutehatA' Fourth
Ensign Il N Fletcher. Fifth Division. 81
tf,nior gadelJ. Macfaraae Signal Division 81
FIRST NAVAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
TOWNSEND WINS AT PARK cLUB.

PIainheld, n. J. June (speciaI)-The best scores
returned for the presidents and club cups at the
Park Golf Club this afternoon were follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
EASTERN PARKWAY WINNERS.

Four qualified at the Eastern Parkway links. in
Brooklyn. yesterday. at eighteen holes, handicap
medal play. for the cup presented by H H Miss
room and D. D. Patterson. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
Montclair club mustered only dozen starters N
its regular club handicap yesterday j. -. fiaet
the winner at n net The summary follows:
GOLF ON PIAINFIELp LINKS.

Piainheld, n. J.. June (Special)-In the play for
the golf committee cup at the Pla!nheld Country
Club to-day, the points were won by c. W. Abbott
S. D. Lounsberry and Fl. D. Hibbard The scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
pLATT WINS AT MoNTcLAiR.

r,z,n 10 the absence of many of its best players
WHO took part in the Ncw-Jersey championship '''e
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
ON THE pYkER MEADOW LINKS.

Owing to the absence Of its team at Nassau, the
Dyker Meadow Golf Club mustered small field In
its bosie handicap yesterday. The results were
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
T1rNToR WINS HANDICAP.

Tns.tts for the Memorial Day Handicap Cup pc
tween John D Foote and B T. FHiIet "<S as
decided, and Foote Won.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

wear De Dietrich record. and Duret. who has oeen
successful with the Gobron Brillie car
Commodore Charles A Gould has had delivered
to him from the Mors American depot. NO west
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
coRNEL- s. oBERLIN. 2.

At Ithaca y. Y: , -
Cornell .........2 o ks 10
Oberiin .........-O %
Ratteries-Urnstad and Welsh; CorSey and Todd
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

Williams .-.....-..-22 S99o s-l9 Y z
/ Batteries-Pierce and Mccarthy: Bowman and Lsude-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.
Hints to the Buyer from Garage and Manu-
factory.

The new 1906 Gordon-Bennett De Dietrich racer
I. built exactly the lines Of the famous lSb
model Its Official horsepower is 40 but It is ex-
,.ct.S to develsp 1so The car is driven by a four
eylnder vertical engine, each cylinder having a
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

AMHERST. 5; HOLY CROSS ?
At Worcester Mass:
Amherst :....-..----.oo SS2S 10
Bstteres-5icRae and Danahey; SDr1nE and Carrigan
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

The married and single men engaged in a team
match the former winning by score Of ls TO IL
The
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

Napier-hoth racing cars The hill was a mile In
length and . portion OF Il q u per cent grade.
The little feur cylinder Stevsns-Duryea, with about
half the horsepower of its competitors at the
ths so-horsepo5sr Napier. The Gotham Autornobiis