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ALL FTrRS LEFT WITH Us FOR RE
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order Eastern Star. Masonic
~ hall. Stated meetings first
( Friday each month. Visiting
. members Will receive a cordial
welcome Mary +. Graham,
w. NJ Mary G. Wright, sec'y.
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO. 5.
Order OF Eastern Star
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each month. Members Of SIS
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members cordially invited.
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Nancy LeNtherwood, Sec'y.
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
THE GOLD CUP CASE Up.
Trotting Board of Reriezc Disposes
of Minor Matters.

HOrsemer in large numbers gathered about
the corridors of the Murray Hill Hotel yester-
day prior to the opening of the winter meeting
of the board of review of the National Trotting
Association Present al the meeting of the
board Major P. p Johnston of Lexington.
Ky, president: W. H Cocher. Hartford. Conn.
secretary, and J. NJ. johnson. Calais. Me: George
Campbell Brown. Spring Hill. Tenn, and John
II. Shuts. New York. Two members We're not
present.
The board sat for few moments In executive
session and was called TO order at II o'clock bv
President Johnston, who announced that prece-
dence would be given 10 smaller cases Several
Htigants announced their presence. and Major
Johnston turned 70 J. J. Adams. of counsel for
=. z. Smathers, ano asked wh"r it was desired
That the famous Memphis Gold cup case he
heard. After some discussion it was set down
for 10 O'Clock to-day
L should like Ia know said NJ Adams IF
vou have issued subporas cOr either G. X G.
Billings the owner 90 Lou OulOn. or for Muir
ray Howe Of the Memphis Racing Association
No. we have Aot, the president replied. You
know nave atidaVitS from both. Anyway
This is a case
NIr SmaIhers WAS rroscr- as an Interested
spectator Of tho ureiiw!uaries in his case. and
ahoU. him. n legal adv Sers. We're !. J Adams
Edward =. Coyne. John :. Wise and Carruthers
q local driving cIun # Memphis If which M
Billings is also meT'ber- Mr. Billings was not
Of Chicago and tseorEo ". Spear his former
driver. who is declared 10 be mixed UP in the
case. We're there.
number of minor cases We're discussed and
either disposed uf postponed. and the boa rd
continued these temporary reiHStatements of eX-
p@lle6 racing meH:
q. u. Westcot, Milford y y FranI; r Hay
den. Lewiston. Me: Frank Shank. Litchfied,
Ohio. Victor Roberts. Ne:y Bedford Mass ..
u. Rinker. Indianapolis r J. Brennan. Brad
dock Penn T. \. Dai!en. Boston. and George
!. MCWeltver. Lockhaven. Penn.
Tho temporary reinstatement Of James l.
- Hr'tc. - iEuu. NGSS. was madr permanent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
LAUDS NEH FOOTBALL.
Ynlc Couch Suggests O1Iy One
Change in tic Rules.

New Haven Dec. Prank : ButterUorth.
IS. who played fullbaok the Eais team for three
years and since then has assisted in the coaching;
or many Vale teams, expressed himself to-day -
well Pleased with the game as pls yed under tie
code. and hoped that change would be nlace
in The rules This year, unless be require that
said. in p4II.
! think tuat tne changes instituted o.. me m
teTcoliz gate football ruvs committee nave Deeh
amply justified ny the results eNICenctu n TINS
seasons sane=. \ change has neen erected from
the necessity Of the mass play ana the use ol
requires. in marked contrast with the last
several years, development OF resOItrc cefuhtSs
anu personal skill. The execution of team play
Is E:Gch more noticeable. and premium IS ST
pronounced toward a return TO the real game OF
football place of game OF plays almost "hoiA
worked Up ny coaches. -, -,
II Is 10 De nopeu tnai further changes VIII ne
made IN the rules for several years a. leisi,
il should be 70 require seven laen IN me me ahu
-four bal h it. ANY action permitting pay OF one
kind in the middle OF Heid and OF another sort
inside the 25-YaTd line IS ridiculous ana uilsulle4
very successful in opening UP the play and should
be retained. With our attention centr7l on lHT
task ot learning To play the different lndlVldua4
positions thoroughly. tackle sharply. 10 haIluIe
The ball CIea3y. especially on long passes, ana 10
the Improvement Of kicking, Ne Will have a game
always interesting both 10 player ana spectator
In conclusion. il the members of the rules com
1littee will stop where they rs FAR "a changes
furghering the progress made TINS year IN snort
viii Jet the game itself alone as II Is ana
strive 10 let ruo natural love Cf far play ana the
good spirit OF the colleges prevail We VIII he on
reaching a simple. straightforward Intercourse ne
universities
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
R4CING 1T NETT ORLEANS
Fire Farorites Wn-Discipline for
BedeN, the Jockey.

New Orleans. Dec. 4-Five favoyites won at the
Fair Grounds to-day, and form was at a premium
Thus FAR favorltes captured nearly half of the
purses. BedeIl, the Jockey. was forbidden by the
stewards to-day 10 ride fcr any owner except }
". Fuller to whom he IS under contract BedelTs
WORK on J. W oNeiN yesterday regarded as
Susplclous The horse. heavily backed finished
1oirth IN the second race. The summaries follow:
Firft Isce zone m-e)-Foreener. Io5 lbs a, Martin,
y 10 D. won Il Cache. lHI tIIlFels. 30 J.
liearc. 100 'AAoHc1 l. 10 tHrd Time. AGbol
LtltrI Water Ai>. honinoo.. Gen-laIe. Mahogany.
Iilel ana Handbag also
Second race ,nEe ana a half furlrnls}-Narve p. as
'J"Hats-iil TO J. Won; Ancestor - rfrueinau TO
second; Esterre. l12 3D. AUSTIN 20 / third Time
l.s AiLas Sinp c!tF Sarsapar5'.a Clique. Hen-v Hen
eIloAS Con ''ess Platter Violin Kemp Rdgees. I-Iorer
tnr. II l. Itort ana lsTuele ram
SAoiitalii. u 10 :" Won RUSS. lu4 D1yeul go
/ second, Airship. lo2 tGaTn"ri Is J. trifd Tfue
'IsioeratiO.,. llt. Henrietta Aie..roll.
tasf. Cay Adelaide r.srsrl "a
Fourtn race tcEe mile and Missouri Ie
- '1dTIfr', 10 =. L..u..t. 10 g.
src9n0i FiayEtn. - a. Martini - D. thil Tftgc
l-4t>s. SceiToch. Beecher Terms Rod ais, -.n
Fiitn race six furignss ,f5rtf-t
q 70 , won; Anna Russin. 81 TIcyot - : second;
5teined j" - SMITH. 10 10 Time Las. Rose
i.att Ladr AiTont Suaca BYE IT. Golden Pheasant
Mar tan'ienaf and Zarlss also ral.
eiNlh race zone mile AMI T,rs.-
jos Garner. II 10 Bitter Hand Oa 10 Austin
: 70 J. second MerrN Belle lu2 -. IIeur--s,l !. to j.
HenPecAea M scott Robust ana G'one Runner aiso
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES.

Thrty-hyr reEibers ~ the New York Boston.
Philadelphia and Chicago press met yesterday at
jufOrra! luncheon AT RescuVener's in honor Of
II. Sergeant Michael ana pr. Gardner s Chaplin,
Of Chicago. They We're guests ~ FranS J. Fan
ming sales MANAGE Cf the UaYnCs Automobile
Company. Michael AM Chaplin left CGiclso early
in September fcr New York. surveying and map
pIuS out the best route for rational highway 10
connect chicago and New York During the trip
they Inspected every road. selecting the best and
they made the most minute drawings of the rodos.
showing grades, sand pats ana stretches 10 be
strGlshtered. From New York they viii 80 to
Washington 10 place the matter before Congress,
and they have promises OF unlimited assistance
they feel that their work may result IN general
sood. ON their trip Of three months theN travelled
32e0 miles in their Haynes ana came through
the long journey absolutely without trouble
the Splitdorf lS03 model dash coil there have
been some few changes made in the general type.
In this model coil the same unit type of eonstruc-
uoI Is followed using the Bogert hammer ana 30
Cort Ccr-2Ct suriur, and also the rdtChet ADJUST
nlN1t sc-, " O-e improvement Nh,ta Has been
""o1 - -" WorFt1g parts Of this cor - tAe - q,
-top fot Jsia ';oscrt tsmm+r. "hich Goes ava
VIII tDnaidefahle amount % ttr iioi.s caused ny
the vibration OF the hammer. In addition To these
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
PROFIT N ROAD RACING.
amendments to Bg-La5cS -4dopted
bp 4. 4. 4. Directors.

A. -ha regular directors meeting Of the American
Automobile Association. held IN the Convention
Hal ~ Tho Grand Central Palace yesterday. il was
announced by A r. Parlngton. chairman of The
comrrliro ora private speed course mat the Long
Island course projected for uext seasons Wander
t'lt Cup race would be ready for the elimination
trials. An exact location was not mentioned but
Nj PartirEton said that the Long Island Motor
Parkway, Inc, had the matter IN hand. and would
make an announcement in "A short time. concerning
the most advisable location.
TIE Quaker City Motor Club Of Philadelphia
Tide Water Automobile club, Of Norfolk Va Au-
tonoblle Club OF Union County, Of Plainfeld y J.
the MARYLAND Motor Association. of Baltimore and
siXtT individuals admitted 10 mem bership
Handing The treasurer check for $1,000. which
oerb.lt Cup race ana he Elimination trials feffer
son Demont Thompson. chairman Of The racing
board. asked for more time 10 make further re-
racing board and IN company with Dave Hennen
purchase Of suitable pins for al The members W af fbs
4 p SIesre v-l.o r--S - !g - ec1Sllon-
that the annual meeting for the election of 0frer
on January J. in New YorE sS5 5ei ,, %outd be held
zion would he held during the Chicago AI7ornoriIa
provement Of roads the f1I7her5nce Of fhe use of
alcohol for fuei, and 10 devise plans for regular-
A. r Pardington and A. 9. Bachelder were r.7rned
as dominating committee. The annual conven-
the Grand Central Palace '---O''o" al
After hearing the report Of A O. Raoba,der.
secretary Of the committee on plan ana scope tlIe
bylaws were amenoed 10 provide that all state as
Associaiion : oents for ZACH indiTi5z A1.3lo9lle
and s. FOR each club. as an initiation fee ir
tofofc; that state associations shall hava 1ba
power 10 fix their own dues. and that not les
q stsie association; whenever one hundred fr6i-
Eloi.ai lnenDers OF the American Automobile As
FS...tlo1 Irslae IN any one state, they VII con-
filiiie a state association: where no state sssc-
,oe Tese aendenfs to tie Sr blays AL as hereto
effective for October ! this year.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
WORKING FOR COLUMBIA FOOTBALL

Tie committee appointed 10 attempt to restore
football a. Columbia University announced yester-
day the course that il would pursue in its work
Its first will be get together d number Of
statistics 10 show that football is not 50 much
of an academic nuisance as DR.. Butler makes il
out 70 be Statistics showing the academic records
Of all the former football and the ella sses
10 which these teams belonged viii be together
and a comparison made with the records made by
The Iarous classes this YEAR Added TO these sta
tstlcs viii be the evidence taken by the alumni
committee that considered the football question
last spring, when the committee heard thu testi-
nony OF leading football of several Eastern
colleges.
When al the evidence has been collected by the
Ftu0ents Il viii be put in the hands of alumni
committee for presentation the board of u:Is-
tees ID. lie Roy Dresser has consented 10 act as
chairman Of this committee, and viii select the
other members from Columbia graduates who are
We'll known lawyers in the city.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
SIR THOMAS OFFERS ANOTHER crp

49,. ic"t presided last night at n meet
AsH-t hae'~T Ay-c-tatioa Of tiraves~nd
t-t,es ''T.a n The Assembly Erooaiyn. After tha
o'e distributed 10 the winners or IN.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
WESTERN CYCLERs HERE For RACE

TIC SAT- Lake City Delegation 81 cvc1a -
80 VINO VIII take part in the international s,x
GrA. CSGIe zee race which at Madison sopa~a
yss,.- N4i sunday AT midnight. arrived in 49,
SfTsteTday seven strong In the party were rtia rtSWa
NJ = ,!Iiu, S, Hardy Downing Norman G. Honnssru
\. j. Clark - i'"i'S'el' T. a rye and
49, 70 a wreck west OF Chicago. the trail, a.,
winch The Salt Lake CITY men w.rs riding a,n ra.o On
here da- late - 'A-" "e'' +'ui"s reached
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
NAVY CONGR4TUL4TED.
Nidshipmcn Pleased by Telegram
from U7eSt Point.
IEr Te.es-aah % The Tribune ]

Annapolis. Dec. 4-Those in authority at the
Naval Academy and the brigade Of midshp-
men were pleased by telegram which was re-
ceivea today from Colonel Robert l.. Howe. com
manaant OF cadets AT West Point The telegram
was addressed to Captain George Z. COlVOCOresses
commandanl Of nIdshIpmen, and was read TO the
miGshlpmen al the noon formation.
The telegram congratulated the Navy football
team upon its victory ana said that the game was
by he better team. II expressed the wish that
The better team may also win next year. A large
number Ot cDngraJuiaIory tel.grams have been re-
ceiVcd by different persons connected with foot
ball OF The academy.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
YALE CUPS FAVOR LAWN TENNIS.
Football the Most Unpopular of Major srcrts.
According to Vote.
y T'.eg ap4 - T6e rriuu .

New Haven. Dec 4 Football was r~,.n,ir. 81 20
n 1st unpopular OF TIE major sports 10y the fresh
man class al Yale to-day. The members of 11r
agreed with Presiaent Eliot OF Harvard that lawn
for fay, rite sport follows: ''
Lawn tennis 65, walking -: baseball 40. ,r-cl,
athletics .: football. n golf. swimming rs.
rowing - horseback riGl5e. .. Forty three were m
FAVOR Or no exercise There are sixfv-fo,lr ~,
cannot swim. and nave been ordered - -
into the Yale tank ana learn. ' 80
reward Harris Coy captain Of tho freshman,
t9otbali eleven, broke an freshman records in tie
strength tests last week. He Us tie son of ,la l
principal Of the Hotchhise school TakeLtjir nne .T
brother Of Sherman Coy. The old Yale END T.Ish
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
MCCORMICK THE TIGER CAPTAIN.

Princeton. \. J. Dec. ! (SpeciaD.-The thirteen
Princeton football players who were in the Yale
game held meeting this afternoon and elected
James b. Mccormick, '0S OF Boston, Mass. captain
for next year. Mccormack - the speedy fuuback
who has played three years the squad and last
year was chosen all-American fullback. Mccormick
prepared At Exeter. whore ne played fullback He
IS TWENTY-FIVE years old weighs 1s5 pounds and
STANDS feet inch This evening the Tigers neId
their annual banquet al the Princeton Inn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
MEETING OF 7RoTr,No ASSOCIATION.

chicago. Dee. f--The biennial meeting Of the
ricau FrottiuC Association opened here to-day
The following directors we-e elected for the next
two years: George "a Madden. Ncrdota. H.;
Norman J Coleman st Louis: p Z Moran De
troit. and J. @. LiGu~ma0, Lima. Ohio. IL IS
pected that the board Will hand down tomorrow
4 list of decisions relating turf matters. the
hearing of which began to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-05
NEW s7REnoTH RECORD At ANNAPOLIS

I:;v Telegraph -" -'le Tribcre.l
Annapolis. Dec. 4.-Fhe record for general
strength at TIE Naval Academy, which was re-
Gently ,4I5 by MidshipInan Archibald Ii
l(oaL lass. OF Knoxville Tenn. the halfbsck OF
we NaFy football team has oecn boosted TO l43I
r5 Charles r. harnbers, of SteubenYIe. Ohio
Neo held The record before IL was broken IN
no '-las7. Douglass will shortly make an effort u
'sr H'rc- .rtI ti, ~. 'he' boz wei =. :
- a''n if ad aa- R ~ias''-ste o1 tue tl,rh1i
,tr lt {'i Douglass rh t" f- lhd 3ack
IiI 80 MS Ct.e.led az the ci.iatd"s and Dip
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~ 'iN interesting views shown -Seu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-12

IN the first months Of the Russia.
Japan war We had a striking example
Of the necessity for preparation and
the ourly advantage OF those who, so
90 speak. have shIngled their roofs
boz dry weather" The virtue of prep.
aratiou has made history and given to
us our greatest men The individual
as well as the nation should Dee pre-.
pared for any emergency. Are you
prepared to successfully combat the
first cold YOU take7 A cold can be
cured much more quickly whentreatcd
as soon as II has been contracted and
before 1t has become settled In the
system. Chamberlain Cough Rene.
dy Il famous for It's cures sf colds and
IL should be kept nt hand ready for
instant use. For sale by =. J Ramsey.
w. n. Frame. Ardmore Drug Co. Bon.
nor q Bonner. .