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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-03-15
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Circuit court convened Monday al
Galena.
Petlinger's bic st. Louis pretzel
factory burned last week.
A sawmill firm at New Madrid went
into bankruptcy Il few days ago.
Carthage voters will ballot on a
proposition to extend the city limits.
The Missouri fish commission is dis
tributng 10000 bass crappie and brook
front.
Railway mail service viii beextended d
from Galena to Clabby, Arkansas,
April End.
a new $1,000 church is to be built at
Bosworth by the Methodists the pres
ent season.
The Peoples bank has been incor-
porated at Cole camp with capital
stock of $4,000.
Six lodges of knights Of Pythias
have joined for the purpose OF building
hall in st. Louis
Trenton has voted bonds for mum
icipal water plant Clinton has voted
SlG0, 600 for water and electric lighting
plants.
A Poplar Bluff paper seems to con-
slider several hog wallows' ON Main
street an ornament to the city which
should not be disturbed.
Nineteen.yeal.old Charles Bcckner
was sentenced last week TO 30 years
| Imprisonment, for the killing Of Charles
Brown at Independence fourteen months
ago.
On the Sd instant, near Crane, Frank
Hood fired the contents Of shotgun
into the body of Charles Angus, Il
brother-in-laYo of 7. G. Wade, collector
for Stone county, killing him instantly.
The murderer was promptly placed un-
der arrest by the deputy sheriff, John
a. Richman.
The state railroad and warehouse
commission has ordered reduction
in the freight rate on oil between st.
Louis and Kansas City to . cents 100
pounds. The present rate is Il cents
to St. Louis and ~ cents to Kansas
City. The roads will appeal the mat.
ter to the court.
The saloon in Gulcna closed its doors
at midnight Monday. We are now
without saloon the first time for
several years, and as the local option
law is in force no license can be granted
Tor four years, and not then unless the
people vote down local option-and
they will nOt.-Galena Oracle.
"The Clansman" inveighs against
social equality between the whites and
negroes, yet its author, the distn-
guishcd Rev. Thomas Dixon, is willing
to debate with Booker Il. Washington
for $4,000 on the side, thus admitting
the equality he is wont so strenucusly
to deny.-Springfold Republican.
The Gainesville Republican remarks:
1--WE will take wool, apples, turnips or
almost any old thing that farmer
raises and has to spare, on subscrip-
ton" The above might indicate that
the publisher of the Republican ex.
poets to live on grass and east wind so
long as he publishes paper in his
present location.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-03-15
official .lircrtorU.

secretary of State j.; Il SWanger
U S. Senators VIM. Warner
Member of Congress, 18th Dist, " 4, 1yndali
staIe senator Geo. Il. Curry
Jude i"S Stst Judicial Circuit Jonu 4, Moore
COUNTY.
Representative ~ ~ DeLuy
Circuit CLERK and Recorder W. |, .,ssr, Moore
PTcsoScUting PTo Attorney j, c. l.. Mcknight
Collector OF Revenue A. nraruai ar,sh
COMMISSIONS lIans of Schools l.. \ Williams
Assessor Y. \. James
sbrrin J.W. Reese
Coroner j. v. Brown
CIRCUIT COURT.
Court meets fourth Monday in April and
October.
Pres. Judge j. &. keithley
Assoc s'; 'J Judge, v. DIST "a a. i 7 flaH5 ITsS
Court meets first Monday in February, May,
August and November.
PROBATE COUNT.
Court meets second Monday In February,
May. August anu November.
TOWNSHIPS.
vr,yrp
,, l. Kenner w o. CLARK.
Justlots; nan Jobuson
oohs'"oie
CEDAR CREEK
,,s,icos ID NJ, Trammell, +. +. Dugger
ouoe,at}s w Rennett
JASPER.
Justices ). R'boyd' Il, Allen
Isaac Cupp.
NEWTON.
Justices Frank Davis, W. A. Branson
Constable John burnett
OLIVER.
Justice c, W. johnson. j. W. landell
Constable James Aisup
SWAN,
Justices w. o Jones, ID; Il; orinlh
scoTr
SCOTT 1, u u,tsor
Constable w. L, Williams
MIG cRnGk, r.
Jastices . po'soh' ,,ani rennfsnt au@Suv,
Ben; iehhsoh
Constable &. L Gam
SOCIETIES.
Y,sos,c (
AZ and 4. M.-Forsyth Lodge No AS meets
on Saturday upon or after the full moon in
each month X. Z. FoRD, W. Nj
+ " PowELL, sec
r. and A NJ. - Kirbyylle Lodge No 26i,
meets on Saturday night IntI GPor or next before
o. W. VANzANDT, W. Nj.
L ID. JACKSON, Sec.
tenn Mo meets on VI before the full moon in
each month. Z. A. JAMES, W. M.
Thursdays in each month
Mrs MARY VANzANDT, W.
H.R, AwBREY, W. z. a ii. PARRISH, Sec.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-03-15
Vol. IL. No. IS.
rANEY COUNTY REPUBLICAN
by W. II. AND X. b. PRICE.
Taney County

-rANEY is the fourth county from the west
line Of the state, IN the extreme southern
tier, and so bordering on Arkansas anu eu'
loving to its iullness the wonderful climate
If tho sunny Side of the OZarks, where the
Temperature rarely touches zero Ia winter ahi Tue
nights IN summer are always cool enough 10 ihaHe
sleep delight ., ..,,.- ,,,n,,
acr.. OF which about 81 100 acres are under lm'
pruycilrnt The soil varies from the ricii hlIuNiai
bottoms To the strong limestone soils ol tue rius-
cs producing successfully wheat, on which 'hc
county was awarded the silver medal ut the Lou
isiana Purchase exposition, corn second 10 none
"a stalk crown this season ON display III this Once
meas asuriug II feet IN lcngth,l potatoes cot'oh'
neionS tame grdsset, bcrrIcs, fruits, vegetables
III TACT everything except troPlcai produc'S ie"'S
aud peaches uO especially Well.
The surface Is rugged ana picturesque, covered
with forests and truycrScd by streams OF spafh-
ling cicarneSs; among them the DeauuIul Nhile
river famed Tor II, scenery and It's hhl! lflo's,
including the gamry black bass ana lack sali"oii'
while the wooded cNpanseS abound III Nllai game
of various kinds, lucludlnS Ion raccuoh' opuSNoii
Sauirr,I quail aud turkey, adurdinS abundant
recreation with rod ana gum
The population OF the county bythe last census
was lU,l?a only two Ut HON were colorcd ana
= all but ~ American born. The county taN Is uul
to cents ON the slU1, aud there Is practically no
county debt. MoOd for Iutl Is prntliul ahd ch'aIr
selling IN Forsyth Tor 81 waeuh,loau WIN Hlut
boards, Church and school facilities are iair anu
lucf,Aslug lnany ul the schools nanleNtlilg >uch
II spirit ui Up.lU-Iatc-ncsS as 10 PROVIDE hol"F"s
fer the usc oi pupils. Improved iaghiN are Na'ucn
at slU To 80 an acre, while unilnproVtd lahus can
b. had at II % To ~ There ar" stll ABOUT 6VO
acres of government lands, suolcct To homcsttnd
or cash uutry. The county Is hneiy walerru' Tue
Nluur RIVER alone winding IN aud out Tor ABOUT
hundred miles within ITS borders.
There l. considerable timber ol colnmcrclal Nai
nc Including hickory whileoak, walnut, plnr and
cedar aud vast mineral wealth, ar Indicated by
the Iltle pros spcctlug that has oeen uohr' oHr
minerals include marble, hydraulic lime, mangah
rsr, copper, lead aud zinc IN Their mullltuulhouS
forms SILVER and gold, recent pIUSpcJlnT showing
the presence OF BOTH IN paying quantities, all oi
which viii afford wcalth-mnking opportunities to
Inru Of means, Judgment ana energy.
In no spot On earth, perhaps, can poor man
so easily acquire u home and MAKE living ana
any man who Is honest and energetic VIII nu Mcl'
cuIurd O, he rich or poor I he tallroau' tNhite
River line of the Missouri pUcihc,) l. Just roach'
ing US for the first time, and irclght ana pass
cn.er steamer will Uo put ON the river next sum
mer, greatly stimulating activity III every dlrtc'
tIou. and scudlug values upward, Now Is the
tlur to get in right aud reap the benefits
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-03-15
FORSYTH MISSOURI THURSDAY, MARH 15 1906


was counseled by and connected with
j, d. Whiteaker, 33l Brewer st; j. C.
McManima, Land and Immigration
agent, room? Holland Bank bldg and
G. c, King; manager realty department,
for Springfield Trust company, capital
$3.50 900.
In May, | bought and paid for thirty.
five shares $500 per share) of the one
hundred shares in the National
Cooperative Canning and Packing Asso.
citation, 3l3 Baldwin Theatre bldg, of
which my best known partner was
Judge james T. Neville.
During this entire time, earnestly
pursued Il commercial course in the
Springfield Business college completing
bookkeeping to the banking set.
Decorating the National cemetery by
tho Odd Fellows, Immediately upon ar
irving at the school house, on May Both,
aboy handed me telegram inform.
ing me of my sister Mays death at
Olympia, Washington.
After informing my home folks at
Brown Branch, and sister Nancy in
Wartonshurg state normal, | quickly
arranged and departed for the west,
whore the accidentally caused corpse
was held for my inspection.
In July and August, found employ.
ment ia logging camp and saw-mill.
On Sept. 4th | began teaching at $50
per month, in which school Samuel T.
Madden, former Tancy citizen, is
director and clerk.
Nov 18th, at Olympia, Wash, Super
mtcndcnt Of Public Instruction for
Washington schools IL. Is. BRYAN
issued me Third Grade state ccrtif.
cate.
From childhood, | have been care.
fully taught truthfulness, honesty, in.
dustry, frugality, morality, punctu-
ality aud justice TO individuals without
regard TO wealth or popularity.
AS Il boy ut home, as IA teacher in
schools. and us young citizen, the
noblest things did were nothing more
than my duty.
In clectioneering for Individual
candidates, and in canvassing for the
Republican ticket, paid my own en-
penses, did as my conscience directed,
and without any promise of future
.,g1'@-o-y-
am Republican because the result
OF the principles demonstrated by that
party haven proven best suited for the
masses.
AS to my educational proficiency for
the nomination Of Collector of the
Revenue of Tancy county, question the
sources mentioned, and the teachers of
the county.
Any intoXicants used as beverages
to influence voters will be given with.
out my consent or approval.
! will be especially glad TO get the
votes my opponents don't want, in con-
nection with those who carefully con.
slider, then vote for the person under
whose control the interests Of the county
and party will be safe,
1t shall be my pleasure, whe ther
nominated or defeated, to stand by the
decision of the Republican plurality,
Very respectfully yours,
RICHARD II. LAWRENCE.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-03-15
@. G. BLANSlT
Real Estate
WALNUT SHADE, MO.

am farmer and stock.raiser, and
h'e2c personal knowledge of the lands
handle. Whether You want to go into
fruit or stock-raising, or intend to con-
fine your attention to plain farming,
can suit you. place my own teams at
the disposal of homeseekers, aud show
farms, without livery charges, TO pur-
chascrs. Correspondence solicited.
&C. BlanSit, WalnutShade. TaneyCO. No.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-03-15
A safe Cough Medicine fc. Children

In buying cough medicine for chill
dren never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no dan.
ger from it and relief is always sure to
follow. 1t is especially valuable for
colds, Group and whooping cough. For
,ale by City Drug Store, Forsyth, Mo-,
j. A. Lamb, Taneyville, Mo-, John T.
Dickinson, Dickens, Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-03-15

TEE home iu some phase or attribute
has been n fruitful theme for literature
through many centuries of civilized
life. The most volumnious as we'll as
the most varied treatment of the home
and its finer issues has been at the hand
Of the poet. This is due to the fact
that domesticity is closely bound up
with our aifectional natures and touches
themes of utility, fancy, attachment or
association that have become part and
parcel Of our lives and cannot be de-
tachcd from them, even through long
stretch of years. Few writers could find
Il topic were it not for the innocence of
children, the joys of youth, the blush
and bloom of maidcnhood, the wisdom
and beauty of old age, or the myriad
other inspirations of the home,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-03-15
TelepliOnes,

Get Il telephone, on short notice, at
any short time. Satisfaction guaran.
teed, w. S. Jones, Swan, Missouri
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
COLUMBIA SOPHS' RACE.
Wan IntercIass Cross-C Country Cham
pionship-Hockey Practice.

The interclass cross-country championship Of
Columbia by the sophomores yester-
day afternoon In a four and one-half mile
race they made score of sixteen points. while
their nearest opponents. the juniors. had thirty-
two points TO their credit r. Sanders 100. I'm
ished first in % minutes - seconds. Ferris
Hetherington. '07. was second and r W kar-
nedy, '09, third
The race was run on the same plep nc .ho
intercollegiate championship. Each class an
tered as many men it wished and tho srs.
-FOUR men in each class to finish v-aro co,,,,+os
In the score The sophomores took first ,t,rs
fourth and eighth places. making their soora
sixteen The thirty-two points of tho 4,,ior.
We're made up Of fifth. sixth. seventh ar5 60,
teeHh PAGES. The seniors had -. 80 iUuL- 0
PS4iIts' Win second, ninth tenth and ,hi't n IuI
,est me freshmen were far in Tho raa, y,,iti
Sil'u niteenth, twenty-second ana t,ot mtrii
noin, i"'TSs, rs, making a total Of seventv-foIr
1a,,loe - ne ne winning class gets Gun with The
.tihes OF It's point winners engraved on ~ % S trS
1ie men VIII receive their numerals - anu
Eailer me race Sanders was eIec+a5 oo,.oi
~ - nie Or"ss-country team for next season c.,
- ,dIhe IN eleventh in the intercoIIesiate -
- Iiilcetoh last week, and has easiI,- or+
every other man at CoIur7bia ,biS 80
Following order: ~ iiiisneu IN the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
CORNELL CELEBRITIES
fres'deRt Schmmon Pleased ,cith
ReUiSed Football

I'-acd' y Y. Dec. 5.-Corne1I ba1d ~ .,,.
ceIeoraton tonight The feature Of The
was me speech Of President .schurman D.h,
treated OF athletics in general and foorho7, ~
particular He said that he believed ,bo -, -
FeFsl'y had solved the problem of physical +rair
ing for students 0''" a. Il am
referring TO outdoor sports for the body Of the
Slucehts' he congratulated them on tho nevr
playground which the alumni had fitted un for
men, and expressed The hope that some phtIan.
Iiropist who was more interested in the general
physical training Of young men than in inter-
collegiate athletics would give the university .
gymnasium large enough for the training Of Tho
DIE classes Of students II has now 10 provide for
bul "Alie primarily and profoundly Interested
- lhe physical training of all the students
tIeslcent Schurman showed his interest in fba
acnleNeFnents of the intercollegiate crews ana
teams tie noted with satisfaction that of Tho
Iour major sports Cornell held the Champion
snip IN crew and track. while il also held high
pace In baseball and football
AS 10 football, he stated that the terrible out
CRY raised against II last year had led some
educational authorities 10 advocate its aban-
comment At that time in an address before
l-e teachers Of New York State at Syracuse ha
stoutly championed the game and pleaded for a
REVISION C1 the rules. II was now with speci9I
Satisfaction that he congratulated friends of
football on the good effect which the new rules
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
JONES Or BIGLoW FOR CAPTAIN
Yale Football Leader To BE Elected Next
Week-The Sport Popular.

New Haven. Dec (SpaoiaD--hu tho members
OF the Yale football eleven have returned 10 college
after short rest following their evhausting games
with Harvard and Princeton. The meeting to elect
a captain for next year Will he called early next
week. Tad Jones. quarterhack and RigloU
tackle. are the leading ,anddates Bislov's
chances are the better II he is defeated he will
probably he the crew captain. Jones may earn the
baseball captaincy. If he does not lead the football
eleven. '''
That sentiment among Yale men is Outspokeo for
the continuance Of football under the new rules
as college sport is shown by the leading editorial
on The New Football which will anpear IN tba
Yale Alumni Weekly tomorrow. II saws in part:
To ou- thinking, the football Of this fall was the
best argument that friends Of the game could prO-
duce for the continuance of the game as healthy
American college mans sport. If one wins in n
good sport all the better. hut win or lose n should
be the pleasure Of the game that should be the
main object. not the winning And Yale this wear
that she saws for herself
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

oTnathers and the other that liars have short
memories. The evidence has shown about three
versions 10 every story that has been told here
IN connection with this tale of conspiracy There
@ nas been uncorroborated evidence all through
What are you going TO do with this stew, Of e2-i =
usnCe that is made up from the mass Of false
olIuhNIIs lIlal nave been presented here
" W men me witness Spear says there was +au,
ana MI Smathers in his affidavit CO... .i "a
80 -, ~ must you nor remember that Snoar
mas heen canker on this association Co. ] l'ea5 =
ne is the coolest duck ever tackled IN 49, iis
II was like kicking an elephant to get an,-.btH
out OF him. He seems to he ut+erI,, Iii, ms
some respects. Take out his testir,orI, ~ ~ IN ~
Vi the other witness, Sanders. who hI, sientne.
one aIhuavlt stating one thing then turrinS
ogout 80 ana stating something else in snotbnr
SllIoHVlt' a' lmpeaches himself what does the e1,J
uehce amount 10? Never before have ca eofa.
a court "0eh heard IN
80 ieei tnat we have suffered long and patiently
ana bitterly. The charges are absoIuteI,, ,'
sustained And what as 10 those otber:S I5ii pt'-
lings and Howe? That is a matter for f,,-.L
development. which later we will take ,,pder
consideration. " 'Ao uhder
Then the case went to the board IN executive
session. after one or two minor cases had been
heard. The executive session lasted hardly a
quarter OF an hour, and then Secretary Gocher
announced the decision. thus
Case 4, 100. the National TrottinE Association
against Elmer E. Srlathsrs. an application for
an order under Rule 16 The board decides that
the Memphis Gold Cup race was won on its
merits. and the charges against Elmer F
Smathers dismissed
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
WESTINGHOUSE CARS IsT AND 2D.
Lead Thirty-nine Other Machines in Race
from Paris 70 Monte Carlo.

Paris Dec. 6-The race for touring cars Con
ooUrs de Regularite. between Paris and Monte
Carlo. which began here November g. was nn-
;hhed az As o'clock this afternoon. with the West
tnghouse cars winning first and second prizes. The
Second CIR came IN five minutes behind the first
Vie the nearest contestant half an hour later
<lne race was started with forty-one cars and at
c.ock tl4s afternoon ten cars had finished
lne contest was conducted along the same lines
~ l2e eloden Tour 10 the United States one az
N~e cohallohs being that was allowed 10
.Lslte ah average rLn OF less than tweuty-three
HLlss an LouI, and another that The car finishing
-ss oa one Gay was obliged 10 start last on the
ECcsellt4t cay II spite Of this hauHfcaI he rvro
~ - estlIs mouse cars finished rst and second DURING
- T4tiiS elsHt N.fs OF TIE & duplicate of
80 g ~lI-4 Ae race IS now on exhibition al
n New York Clts -'-N- ~---s
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES.

Several weeks ago Moe Levy. William Davidson
Max steuner. Samuel Rnsenthal and party of
friends. while dining together. started a discus
sion as 70 the relative merits OF various Mr..
Rosenthal who owns a 4Ohorsepower 1905 LOzier
car offered TO back hts car IN a race TO Atlantic
city and return. under conditions similar TO the
Glidden tour-speed. general reliability and freedom
from repairs mechanical troubles counting for
the winner. The challenge was accepted by
or the party who owned a 5O-horsepower 1906
OF we'll known make. the wager being 500 side
bet and the expenses for the ontirs party of eight
and the drivers
The race started from the Battery At O'Clock
on Wednesday. November Is. with stops st Lake
wood and Atlantic City The Lozisr made the
round trip without single adjuxtmsnt or repair
OF any kind whatever osyond one punoture Ins
party reached New York Sunday night and the
1'ozier was declared the winner, the iosins car
enoaAa2 Aknpf1e On auDnafN onnn0 cnAn11nn Ana1D4
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
FRENCH TEAM HELD UP
Georget Brothers Mag Not Be AbIe
to Ride in RicucLe Race

Leon and Emil Georget, the French team which
arrived here last Saturday on La Lorraine "a
compete IN the six day bicycle race nj Madison
Square Garden next week, have been held on Ellis
Island on the suspicion that they have trachoma
II this Is the case they VI be deported without
chance 70 ride IN the six day race
when the steamsrs reached her pier last Satur-
Cay night the riders were examined along with the
rest Of the second cabin passengers II was noticed
oy The physician that both Of the riders had a
slight Inflammation OF the eyes That they rnight
ne examined more closely they were sent TO Ellis
4sIAIld The following morning they went TO the
hospital. and since that time they have bean under
Sae care OF the United States Marine Hospital SUR
geons at the island
Since the detention OF the French taar, .hsy
nave communicated with friends in the city and
sgReIy efIoTt Is being made TO have them released
ane Two Frenchmen are the winners OF the last
"a s.A Gay race held In Paris. They the champions
small army OF carpenters will begin work thi,
morning on the steep banked saucer track over
MhIgh Ile SIX day Pioyole race will be held next
%eek II Will be ready for the cyclists on SATURDAY
The Boston delegation of riders 4. sxpeotsd to
9 arrive mere to-day In the party viii be Matt
OoWneyt the eK-anateur Champion who made gIich
a blg MT last year; Jimmy Moran who viii ride
with Downey; Patsy Logan, the game Irishman
@ arc MS team "a mate Louis Netting; Hugh Mclean
Who has teamed up this seasop With fsobby
mate. the eE-ameteur champion, Johnny 0orrsy
COOK is CORNELL FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
Ithaca, y. y, Dec 5.-Georg. Tandv Cool ,os
Of canton, ono has been reelected captnau Of N
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

hockey practice for the Columbia squad he
san yesterday morning at the s. Nicholas pinl
"iei fourteen men reported Five men Of last
|ain = varsity squad were out. They were can
ze 5.' X < Ees1on AFs5rong 'g L. Bartow G NJ MecKen
porteS 80 n ana X N Miller Others who re-
n 'i5ttes, Pa,r5 O. Edgar l. Kistler. A T. Honninq
sevdra Sc ne5 sg a HI, Borchardt and G r. King King
iner of ~ S@L-es VIII he played before the omen
@ efStS with the Hockey Club Of New YoT, con on
Ietic 1,, ie'S as 9hauns Club, the New York An
imeut 'iila-iy Il, tth Reg
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

nad achieved Speaking for himself. he said ba
found the game vastly more interesting than
oeIore But still more important was the fact
That the new rules had eliminated brutality and
greatly reduced the chances of injury. So far
as ne was able TO Judge from his own observa-
uolls ana from the reports OF others he be-
AeVeo that one Improvement was still called for
namely, the stTicter enforcement Of the rules
ey the officials in charge of the games
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
EMIG, QUAKER GREW CAPTAIN

Philadephia, Dec 6-H. A. Entg, OF the Class o,
Va Was to-day elected captain OF the University
or fennsylvants crew for the coming year. Ernix
WIS stroke on this years crew. He is twenty years
old. and comes from York, Penn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
LONG ISLAND AUTO CLUB OFFICES

The Long Island Automobile Club held Us - - An.
dinner and election OF officers az iss elunFoo"N
$50 Cumberland street. Brooklyn. last nisn~ srd
William T. Richardson was elected ptsS Trss
Controller Herman A Meta vics-pTes1-s,. G.
other officers elected Were; secretary - ~
pierson; treasurer c. J. Edwards. and 80 - .rd
governors A. r. Pardington. Alfred Wilmaf'a
G. J. Gait ,ur,r
Among those present were Ere ---...rsn
Charles s. Wise. ContrOllsr Meta j. = - reyt
and II w geslrrax. A silver touring sup aver
year was offered BY Willard p hai1 -
touring Gun was given 10 J. ~ BFiseo.' : 20 .
ship cup 70 c. J. Edwards ana HlA's
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
YALE BASKETBALL TEAM SUSPENDED

The basketball committee Of the Metropolitan
Association announced yesterday the suspenzon
OF 'ls aaie basketball team OF New Haven for
playing the Naval Reserve team Of Proyidsncs On
UsosoaDss l.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

favor. The Mclean Automobile company - - ssy.
lSO4 BrOafwav agents OF the 9arnbert " tlA' W.
reported the sale OF several cars yesterday