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New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
ON TIE GOLF LINKS.
Players Turn Out in Force for Club
Com petitions.

The golfers turned out in force on many links
In the metropolitan district yesterday. The
Indian erliHe weather was Just right for
the game, and some of the courses We're crowded
morning and afternoon.
At the Fox Hills Golf Club the first round for
the club championship the feature. Cham
pionship matches were also decided at the Bal
tusroI Golf Club, Arsdale Golf Club. Englewood
Golf Club ana Forest Hill Field Club. At Engle-
wood the tournament has narrowed down 10
Oswald Kirkby and j. d. Dettmer. The former
IS the title holder.
A rather one sided team match was decided
on the links of the Essex County Country Club
when the home team defeated the Morris County
Golf Club. "a to 2.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
CRICKET CLUBS ELECT OFFICERS.

Among the prominent persons elected es honor.
ary members OF the Manhattan rri,ke3 club at ia
annual meeting last night were the following.
Judge G2ynor Herman 4. Metz. Bird ; Co!er.
Canon Bryan and the Rev Dr. 5. Parkes Csdnian.
". Dunninr elected president for the cnsuin.;
season. and the other officers chosen we're: Vice
presidents Z. g. Triton and y. Vioker=. treasurer.
J. NJ McGufie; secretary. Z. Z. Citizens: captain.
T J. OReiy; vi-e-captaln a Smedley: captain.
SECOND eleven. J. Dixon; vice-captain. &. =. Brad
shaw
The Kings County Cricket club elected officers
for next season az the annual meeting held last
night. Dr. L. G. Huskinson was chosen president.
F HoyIe becomes vice-presiIent. and the rest Of
the ticket is as follows: Treasurer. G. Tau1I.r.
secretary. L. J. Atwood. captain. q. w Barnes.
vfce-ca ptain J. d MaClennan. captain. second
eleven 2 Tanner; vice-captain. 7. C. X. Jordan
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
HART WINS AT APAwAmIs.

Members Of the Apawamis Cub competed IN two
events yesterday. Thirty golfers started in the
eighteen hole medal play handicap, for which
net and gross score prizes were offered. H B.
Clark won the net prize with a card of se-4-s5
while p c Fuller and = n. Foot tied for the gross
cup with scores OF 50.
The final round for the Governors Cup between
DR.. a II Hart and F. S. Wheeler created keen
interest. Every hole closely contested the
lead being taken alternately They ali square az
the seventeenth hole on the home green Hart laid
a halve in s. Going to the extra hole both got good
drives, but Hart pulled his second TO the rough
He made brilliant recovery, laying his shot dead
Wheeler also got on the green in and took < but
Hart won the hole and match by running down his
nut a
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
SHOOTING SEASON OPENS
Many Improvements Made at the
Crescent H. &. Traps.

The trapshooting season Of 1896 began IN earnest
yesterday. when dozen OF the crack shots of the
Crescent Athletic club met and contested in the
first match ot III" season on the Bay Ridge grounds
Much improvement has been made since the close
Of last season in the shooting facilities anticpa
uon of larger number Of contestants
The traps. which we're underground have now
been raised slightly. and wooden covers provided
anordins better protection for the trap tenders
Both sets cf traps nave alSo been detected further
q the south
Dr. :. g. Hopkins carried off the honors % the
day by winning special pewter cup put up bv
q. ". stake for the man making the highest aver
age at LOO or more targets. His average was e3 69
and thar OF DR.. !. J. Keves. the second man was
49, 80 DR.. Hopkins also led in the shoot for the
monthly cup.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
FATALITY AT PIMLIco RACES.
Earthquake Runs Into Fence and Kills
Herself Before Holiday Crowd.

Baltimore. Nov. S-A big half-holiday crowd saw
q good days sport st the races OF the Maryland
Jockey Club al Pimlico to-day. Just after the
FIRST race Earthquake into fence and killed
rerselt The track IN good condition. and the
time made fair. Only two fevorites won. Tbs
summaries to.lowt
First race ave and hsit turlonEsl-Tudor io5
,Soops1 Is 70 / and 6 /. second; The Wrestler.
40 (OIearyD. g and 10 :, third. Time. osis
cave Adsum. DsnkaM Earthquake. Mamie Brady.
riack Chalk and King OF Spades also ran.
second tselling. si1 furlonss y HooTay. 100
6EaEsn). IS 20 ! snd 20 J. won sesrfel. lls
- Jshnson). 7 1 and 70 !, third. Time. I-ls.
zEneta Lady. Singing Master ouaeEiAs calnnsss and
T1irs race CselinE one mile and seventy yards
zrs,rdsons loT (IeeD, : ana even won: Nihlck.
1cs Ckoerner), 10 and out, second: The Yelled
fady l07 u. Johnsonl. Y - and 20 |. third.
Tims l.s6A. Knight Of Rhodes ana Louis r. also
Fourth rae. tGresn sprinE Valley steepiechase.
.toEf tvyo rniles).-FoIiow On. 1s5 tMr Kerr. 20
snd 2 10 g. Won. NorrhSille iso tDupee). 10 and
! "a second: RashoWeE. l45 (Houlihanl. Is 20 and
a 10 J. third Time s-sIh. BeTy @sdoel. Seventh
rtftS Tsos fIIotel CGSWen Cup for gentlemen rid-
srs selling ei1 furlongs)-Smpls Honours. Ice (Mr.
Bs<.rl 20 ; and % g. won; Racine II. isi fMr.
-vTiShtl a 70 ] and 20 !, second Thomond ls7
Co.. stoEshroos Felix MOzzes. saesadGsE. Paeoa.
T.wthoy Mamie March and Silver Hoels nlso ran
sixth race Csslling one musl-Hs" thorn. @ r.. ioa
4EilHs5 s 10 5 ane 20 g. won: Knight ot weston.
sssee 1so.rher5s 20 ana 70 s. third Time. I.s4
vip,sTse A. Oak Leaf Ladsarion. Marcy More.
Ssrdnsr Tyler. &sTE heddie Castor ara Madam
eers
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
STEVENS. %; C. C.. N. ". o.

The scheduled game between Pratt Institute and
Stevens Institute having been cancelled, owing TO
the dsbanding of the Pratt eleven, Stevens played
practice game yesterday at Hoboken with the
College OF the City OF New York Stevens wor by
a score Of % to O. The visitors were entirely out
classed. Linton making the only first down of the
game for the College of the City OF New York on
a forward pass which netted forty yards.
Stevens came six times in the first half within
striking distance of the College OF the City of New
York goal only to lose the ball fumbIes. until
Cowenhoven picked up a fumbIed ball AMI made
the only touchdown OF the half
The second half Stevens made three more touch
downs. one Of them on 55-ysrd by Thayer on
a forward pass.
The lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

The failure of the Favorites. OF Staten Island to
put IN appearance the West New York base
ball grounds in New Jersey, Yesterday. gave the
Robert Burns Club, Of this city, the game in the
New York Amateur League championship series
by default.
At Utica oval Brooklyn. the CritchIey Reserves
won game from the Brooklyn Reserves by the
One-sided score of so o. Gillette with three GOALS
accomplished the best work for the winning side
Goldberg contributed two of the goals and Dave
one At the end OF tho first half the score stood :
20 for the Critchleys. The game betwees. the first
team of the Critcheys and he Kerny Rangers
was postponed. To-day the Critchleys will meet
the New York CeitiCs AZ Utica Oval
Al Plaiuheld. y. J., the Csmerons of this CITY
met the eleven OF the PlainfeIi Association Foot
ball Club, yesterday, and defeated the home play
ers by the score of goals to 0. The CameronS
PLAYED the faster game throughout. and had a lead
of To AZ the end of the first half To-day the
Camerons viii play the Clarendors. Of Hob0kc1 al
Nau COrtlandt Park. the kick-oT being scheduIof 4
for =.
There was keen rivalry between the BROOKLYN
Football Clun and the BrO1tlyn ThistleS in tla
New York Amateur League championship game A.
the Marquette Baseball Grounds Yesterday Hon
ors We're during the first half each side scor-
ing once, but IN the second period the ProokIvns
added TWO more gofls. leaving the ThiStleS beaten
bv goals TO 1 Jeffries, De Grouchy and tirudgeon
got through the Thistle defence for Tho virto~s
while Mcleod tailed for the losing side
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
RUGBY FOOTB1LL.
Brooklyn NOmads Beat YOnbers in
Vel Contested Game.

A game of English Rugby football between
the Brooklyn Nomads and the Yonkers Football
Club. was played at Van Cortlandt Park yester-
day. resulting in a victory for the Brooklynites
by a score of . tries Csix points, TO o.
Yonkers won the toss and Brooklyn kicked
off After some keen scrimmage work the
Brooklyn forwards took the ball over Tomey
falling on it for try Craigie took the place
kick. hut failed from a difficult angle. After the
restart the Brooklyn forwards were again in evil
dence and Finch, after a good kick and quick
follow-up, scored a well earned try in a good
position The try for goal however. failed.
During the second period the game was more
evenly contested and no further score resulted.
Next Saturday the Brooklyn Nomads will play
a game at Van Cortlaudt Park against the Uni
verslty of Pennsylvania, play 70 begin at 3:15
u
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
FOX HILLS LINKS BUSY.
Three Match Play EUents and Tro
Medal Play Handicaps.

Match play In three events and two medal play
handcaps formed mixed card at the Fox Hills
Golf Club yesterday The first round for the club
championships brought the defeat OF Stout and
Jann, but the two favorites Ward and Kendall.
survived. The results follow:
Championship Chrst round>-B. s Bottom. beat 2. T.
Allen. by and l; G " Sparks beat F. Sears by
a. H Thomas from J. a. Janin by default: John NJ
Ward beat II. Walser. by and 2 ". Boyd beat ". g.
Hoople. by and l: p. ". Kendall beat H NJ Ives. by
and &; H E Armstrong beat g. 7. Stout. by up Paul
+. O'Connor beat A T. Haight, by and l.
Potter Cup second round)-Alen beat Sparks by and
j. H z. Armstrong from Jann. by default; II. Ward
beat P W. Pogson. by up: F. Sears beat F. B. Barrett
by up
ives by anc l; j. NJ Ward beat {. W. Sparks. by 7
and 8; G. r Armstrong beat A Lamasens, by and l.:
A H Thomas won from J A. Jarin. BY default; 3. T.
Allen beat Z Nalser, by and 2; W. Boyd beat A q.
Bruner. by and a. H. E Armstrong beat W. lambert,
by and ?: A B Maacham beat P W. Pogson. by UP.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
HOUNDS OUT FOR TWO RUNS.

Meadow Brook Long Island, Nov. 3-A fox hunt
and a drag furnished plenty OF sport for the Hunt
Club here to-day. A large number of women rode
In both and we're we'll up at the fnsh
The hounds soon picked Up the scent near a
swamp on the Barnum estate The fox led the
pack sttn chase for four miles. and then made
his escape by lodging into hole. Those no rOd ;
In tn. hunt were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
tr-. Miss Ethel Hitchcock +. r. Collier Roherr
Potter. Mrs Charles G Bennett Arthur R1IrJsv
and Mrs. James Burton
Inc drag hunt started at Wheatey and The
nnish was al New CasseL The following were in
Al the nnish: h. Robinson. Charles ROBBINS W
= Grace. Morgan Grace, Mrs Adolph I.adenbure
H. L" stevens, Jack Rollins and T. + Collier
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
MALE AND BAKER SURVIVE.

Seminal round matches in the club champion
ship and three other cup divisions were played yes
terday at the Arsdale Golf Club On Election Day
the final rounds in all divisions will be PLAYED as
well as medal play handicap. The summary fol-
lows:
Club Championship Isenli-hnal Tound-D 9 Male beat
J. %. Woodward. Up. J. Is. Baker beat T a No
Laughln. up ard 8 10 play
Second cup fsemh final ruund)-Dayid Strarhsn beat II
T. seudder. r.. up and 10 play; l. s owen beat J.
McSTatney and play
Third cup fseul hnal ro1ndI-H. Rose beat z Webster
up and 20 play; l. W Davis beat F. L Fieger . up
and play
Fourth tsenn final rOundl--A- s White beat s. c.
Downs. up ana : 10 play; F. King from - II
ketcham hy defauls
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
MATCH PLAY AT ENeLEwoop.

The semi-hnal rounds were played in the cham
pionship and two minor events az the Englewood
Golf Club yesterday. All final rounds each at
thiTty-siX holes. will be played Election Day
The title rests between Oswald Kirkby the holder
and ]. 6. Dettmer. The summaries follow:
Championship 6semi- final rouudl-J. - Dettrer beat
2. r Goss. by and 3; O. Kirkby beat Dr. Marvin. BY
4 snd 8.
Beaten eiEht--S- Y. Beckwith beat W NJ. Sanford by
and ]; ". r +. Moore beat Or. Callan. bv 2 ans .
Second sNteen-S- ?. Duryes beat Is. r. Renmund nv
up Cis hoesli George Case beat Arthur Lanson ~
ard l.
Goss won out the October boyle cup. finishing I
up. The weekly boyle cup won by n NJ
Coxe. who finished all sauare with rhe Colonel.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
Association FOOTB4LL.
Ne7c York Thstles Beat Strong
Ne1cark CIub-Oher Games.

Facing strong eleven of the Newark Football
Club on Ontario Field, 149th street and Eighth
avenue. the New York Thistles won well earned
victory by the score of goals TO l. yesterday
afternoon. 1t was game I'm the series Of the
Metropolitan Association Football League
Dudseon was the first to tally for tho home team
through we'll placed shot, and Craig made il .
to soon after. The first half ended without the
Jerseynlen having once beaten the home custodian
During the second period CovilIe scored once
fer the Thstles. and Jarvis got the single
goal for the VISITORS. The line-IIn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
HARD FOUGHT MATCHES AT eALTusRol

Match play for special cup was IN order on the
links of the Baltusrol Golf club yesterday The
results in the flrst round we're:
H. r Landale beat 7. G. Ennever. 1 up twenty
holes); James A. Tying beat +. r. Lamson. .
up and TO play, f. d. Hall beat .. a. Woodruff
up; H. X Toler beat s. MulIken. up and 1 to
play: Walter Kobbe beat r. \. Wright. up and 3
TO play, and D. Adams, jr., heat t. Lueder. up.
On Election Day there viii be eighteen hole
medal play handicap in the morning and four ball
foursomes In the afternoon. The womeu's cham
pionship has been postponed until the spring
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
WILLIAMS TOO MUCH FOR COLGATE.
Open Play Feature of Game-Four Players
Put Off Field for Rough Tactics.
tsy telegraph TO Tho Tribune.

viliamstown. Mass, Nov. S--Wlliams developed
unexpected strength against the husky Colgate
team to-day and won by a score Of % to IN a
gams open enough to satisfy the most radical re-
formers Every advantage was taken Of the new
rules both teams using the forward pass with
success but Williams gained much more by this
method.
Both sides had TO resort frequently 10 punting.
in which Waters easily outcassed StowelL The
latter made a difficult field goal, however, after
picking up the ball poor pass.
. The game appeared clean but four men, three
Of them on the visiting team, were put out for
technical roughness
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
BRING CHARGES AGAINST FORTY ROADS,

Cleveland Nov S-The National Petroleum.
Association which includes nearly all the Lead
ing independent oil producers. to-day forwarded
10 the Railway Commission petition. In whicn
il is charged that about forty railroads In Ohio
discriminating in rates IN favor OF the
Standard OIL Company. The petition declares
that "by reason OF the excessive rates charged
Oy the defendant common carriers the lnds-
pendents are greatly handicapped In marketing
their commodities
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
YALE FALL REGATTA-
SIozC Time Made IN ARRuGl Races
on Lake UhitneV.

New Haven. Nov. 5-On the Lake Whitney course
this afternoon thirteen crews from the Yale navy
for the annual fan regatta. but, IN spite OF
favorable conditions. the time in all the events
slow The Yale varsity eight covered
course OF hve-slNths Of mile in minutes -
seconds. In one race the crowd OF varsity subs
swept down the lake abreast. providing eNctr-
ing finish The club championship event went 20
the crew by one length IN as S-S The academy
freshmen were beaten by the Sheffield freshnsn
by lengths in 403 SIS.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
MICHIGAN. 10; VANDERBILT. D.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov 3.-Although matched
against sleveu which showed superior team
work, the University Of Michigan this afternoon
on Ferry Field. defeated Vanderbilt University by
the score Of 10 to :. tiarreIs the Michigan full
back, scored all the points against the Southern
team In the first half II kicked a field goal and
I'm ne second half, after the Vanderbilt eleven
had tied the with a field goal. GarreIs broke
the tie and won the game by wonderful 75-yard
touchdown
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
FAVOR SHORTER BASEBALL SEASON.

Chicago Nov. 3.-The American League will ad-
vocate longer worlds series. shorter champion
ship season and a greater number OF post-season
games between teams Of the major leagues Tor next
season as a part of the winter baseball campaign.
according TO q announcement made yesterday BY
President Johnson
An EFFORT VIII he made also 10 curb the practice
of INDEPENDENT or city league clubs hiring PLAYERS
under contract 10 National agreement clubs with
without the consent of the teams 20 which They
belong.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
MORRIS COUNTY
poTY We BURN CHAMPION.
ny Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

IHF JeIesraph % Ihs IrIbune-I
Stamford, Conn, Nov. ST ". Doty, jr.. met F.
L. Scofeld I'm the finals thirty-six holes to-day
for the championship OF the Wee Burn Golf Club
and by Up and 20 play DR.. Gerrett Smith
beat Schuyler Merritt in the finals for the conso-
lation cup by up and 6 TO play. There was also
competition against bogia for a prize offered by
F. .. Hoyt. Il. L. Woodbury. 1 up, and the Rev
y. NJ. Tpple, down. qualified
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
sucKNELL, 12; VIRGINIA, 5.

Richmond. Va. Not. SIN a fast bu. clean gams
Of football here this afternoon BIcknen University
defeated the University OF Virginia by a score Of
L 20 >. The opposing sides almost evenly
matched and honors were about even. The forward
pass used freely by both sides and in one
instance az least. with brilliant success. bv Vir-
glnia- Captain johnson and Randolph were the
star players the Virginia side and Clark and
Captain Lenhart for Buckneu
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
TRINITY, 8; HAMILTON, 2

Hartford. Conn. Nov. 3.-Trinity from Ham
ilton at football by score OF TO this afternoon
in hard fought game In the first half the visitors
outplayed Trinity and kept the ball almost down
although on blocked punr Trinity compelled
to make a safety At the opening Of the secon6
half Trinity began smashing attack and IN four
in
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
MINNESOTA, 1s; NEBRASKA. 0.

Minneapolis, Nov. BY playing straight foot
ball in the second half the University Of Min
nesota to-day defeated the University ot Nebraska
Is to o. The Minnesota points were made in the
last half and We're the result OF line hucktng The
Nebraska team put up strong defence In the
first half and played Minnesota off its feet Quar-
terbaCk Cook made two end in the first half
that put the ball withiE yards of the Minnesota
al line each
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
MORRIS COUNTY SHOWED UNDER.
Essex County Golfers Win Team Match by
Score of "a to 2.

IN a team match over its home links yesterday
the Essex County Country Club defeated the Nor
ris County Golf Club by score of "a TO . c. ".
OConnor. the Essex County champion. finished
up on Enos Wilder. The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
COREY AND RoMAINs IN FINALS

Two matches were played in the second round
OF the club championship at the Forest Hill Field
Club yesterday J. Campbell Corey beat Theodore
Crane by up and 10 play, and z. W. Romaine
beat A =. Woodruff by Up.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

Touchdowns--C'o 'ovyenhoven. Roberts. HeneS Thaye
Goals from touchdowns-Roberrs. 3 Referee-FaIve
Oberlin Umpires-Rsed, Oberlin: PuIvermacker. c.
y. Z Head rnesman-PoloCk, Stevens. Time Of haIve
o and 20 minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
RACE MEETING At HUNTINGTON.

Singleton Van schaick. who purchased the old
Washington Agricultural Eocietys fair grounds
tns announced a race meeting for November 10 Il
and u steepiechase and Tat races VIII be de-
rl6ed and Maryland BOY. a guideless wonder, VIII
pace each csy without driver.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
CLASS A-HANnICAP
CLASS B-HANDICAF
LOW SCORING AT PARKWAY.

Low net scores We're returned in the eighteen
hole medal play handicap on the links of the
Eastern Parkway Golf Club yesterday. s V.
Bogert first prize with n card Of s1-e5-ss and
A. Meurer finished second with a net score OF IS
The scores follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
LAWN TENNIS.
Grant and WestfaH Defeat Kmcker-
booker Club Cham pionS.

wylie c Grant and Herbert L. Westfan. who
recently returned from abroad with the Welsh
covered court championship, yesterday defeated the
champion pair OF the knckerbocker Field Club
c. c. Allen and f. r Roberts. The score was
6S 81. 6-1. 6-l.
This match was the result of challenge which
Grant and Westfan received from the knicker-
booker players upon their return from England
At the opening OF the contest yesterday Grant
and Westfan began their attack at the net. The
hard and dry courts were just 10 their liking
Westfsu by his terrific hitting Of the ball when
driving and IN his peculiarly short Cut shots across
the court many OF the points OF The match.
Allen and Roberts made their great rally in the
second set which they forced 10 deuce after Grant
and Westfal had taken the lead. SteadneSS on the
part OF Allen and Roberts who placed for passes
Splendijly IN this SET finally won II at -.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
cRoss-coUNTRY HANDICAP.
fBy Talesrnph ~ n. -rib,,-

tBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Glen Ridge. y. J.. Nov s--The members n III.
Glen Ridge Golf Club INDUCED IN a crcss-country
handicap to-day which was won by +. w Cong
don with net score OF 81 The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
FOUR BALL FouRsomE AT moNrcLAlR

tBy Telegraph to The TribuneJ
Montclair y. J.. Nov. "A four ball foursome
was the attraction the Montclair Golf Clubs
links this afternoon. and resulted in tie between
Travers and Boardman and Hampton and Lockett
with a net score of 50. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
HANpIcAPs ON RosEWLLE LINKS

Handioaps in Glasses A and were decided st ,bA
Roseville Golf Club yesterday. L. z Wood led
In the former with card Of s5-l0-S5 while : :
Gaylord returned ~ net in the division The
best scores were follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

Touchdowns-Earle %. Sailor. Goals from touchdown
Cook (2). Goal from held-WaIler. safety Fttchie.
Substitutes-Sailor for Wader, Damn for atson Nc
Klner fer Schuman.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

John c. Rcmond and Walter T. Pate Won their
places IN the final round or the championship
scs!os Of the Brooklyn Lawn Tennis club ycster-
day. The summary follows
Championship ,singles second reuat-Johu Remon5
defeated II. B. Robes n. 60 Il: Walter g.. Perkins
defeated William Gelstnn. G-4. 15. Walter 7. Pate
defeated Frederick II. Ssuhorn. 90. CT. William
deu defeat-.. Everett Erunn. 6-3. 5-f
Semi-nnaI round-Iohn - Rem0ni defeated Walter e..
Perkins 6i 6l; Waller L Pate defeated william Sci
dar q 81 q.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

Referee-Jacobson West Hudson Football Club Line
NEW r. Minnie. New York Thistes. and Fl Mont
g0u1ery, Newark Cioals-Dudgeon. craig and CoIvr1e
New York Thistes: Jarvis. Newark. Time OF halves
Forty-ive minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
CHANGES AT POPE HEADQUARTERS

There are life and hustle these days at tle Pope
headauarte-s. AZ No l7S5 Broadway. The \. G
Southworth Company, the new metropolitan agent
which took charge on November 1. has rented half
OF the big showroom TO the Auto supply Company.
which is located AZ No. 1862 Broadway.
but will into the new quarters as soon
as alterations are completed An artistic glass
wall will divide the two stores and Pope customers
in future viii reap the benefit OF having big sup
ply house right on the premises. The A e. South
worth Company is fortunate in retaining the ser
vices Of Walter S. Kip. who will act IN a conhden
tial capacity 10 Mr.. Southworth Ny. Kip is Il
veteran Of the bicycle business. and MS hosts OF
friends in New York are dropping in daily al
the Pope headquarters 10 congratulate him an
casting his lot with the A. G. Southworth Com
pany.
a. ". Mcintosh. manager OF the Union stree.
CBrooklyn) electric branch Of the A. G. Southworth
Company, suffered a most painful accident last
Wednesday night. While lowering the ton ~
Pope WaYeTley electric in the dark on Grand
avenue. he came into contact with the wire ~ -
metal tree guard. which pierced the left AysuJ
and injured the eye 50 badly that he may lose he
sight N'o
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

CLASS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
The lineup follows;

The lino-up follows