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We have an expert cleaner and
presser and make a specially of la.
dies garments. ~
6tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY.
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You fat, lean, tall and sho-' men
can get trousers cut from ait wool
goods Of high grades from 50 up, at
J. J. SToLFAs.
27.ln The Merchant Tailor
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Mothers Friend Waist for boys. soc
sellers. Thursday. Friday and Satur.
day, special at 39c. Read our ad today.
wEsTHE1MER & DAUBE.
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wANTED-Eyery lady Interested In
dressmaking to learn the Keister
Tailor system. WI also cut and at
dresses for ladies, who can do their
own sewing Mrs. Bowles. Phone
u5 22u
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A nice line OF Jardineers itst re.
ceived at Nickel Store and China
Palace. 27-5
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s. discount on all scholarships sold
I'm Selvidge Business College. from
now TIL June a. 25-S
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See T. X. Kearneys new Detroit
gasoline stove. Great improvement
owe rthe others. 6tf
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Farm Loans

We have money TO loan on farm
lands quick action-no delays
terms 10 suit. Write uus.
INDIAHOMA REALTY co.
l7tf Ardmore. l. T..
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wANTED-To pay cash for 8. 10. 10
and 2O.acre blocks Of iniermarried
surplus anywhere In territory. J. A.
sLinworth 29.1m
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So discount ON all scholarships sold
In Selvidge Business College, from
now TIL June 4. 25-S
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Barbecue.

the very best, always fresh at I'm
rle's Cream Bakery, 205 ~ Caddo
street. Phone 25S. ,9-lm
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So discount on all scholarships sold
In Selvidge Business College, from
now till June 4. 25-S
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The season is at hand when It pays
TO be ready to fight bowel troubles.
Get bottle of Ramsey's Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Runaway. 25c.
% +. ]. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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j.. +. Gwinn has Just received a car
Of fine blacksmith coal, just east of
the West End wagon yard. Call on
him for your coal 3O.d6-w2
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have some nice houses and lots
to sell for cash or on easy terms,
One new broom residence. with bath.
to rent. c. Y. FRALEY.
24tf
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s5 discount on all scholarships sold
In Selvidge Business College, from
now TIL June 4. 25-S
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S. discount ON all scholarships sold
i'm Selyidge business College, from
now till June I. 25-s
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s. discount on all scholarships sold
I'm Selvidge business College, from
now TIL June {. 25-S
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Send your gloves and belts (kid or
Sikh TO the New Steam Laundry and
have them cleaned Charges l5 to 25
cents. 6tf
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WANTED-Tc pay the highest cash
price for all the old stoves in Pick
ems county. L. ID. Mason, 3O3
Main street l'2m
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osPsfus, hrru ?. 1902 SI35 2542s
Deposits, Apdl 6, 1908 SI6S,7S9.6I
Deposits, April 6, 1904 SI8I.I72. 80
Deposits, April q, 1905, $224.655.3I
Deposits, Apr. '06 $343, 3,354.53
LEE CRUCE, President
V W. sTUAKT. Cashier.
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" you failed TO get our
counterpane special last week. don't
be uneasy. we will give you another
chance scon.
r3tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY.
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Water coolers at Nickel Store and
China Palace. 27S
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. also furnished room. All
modern improvements Inquire at
billiard hall. 25u
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brass. rubber. etc. Texas wagon
Yard. N. Caddo. l7lm
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Mems Csc suspenders. Thursday
Friday and Saturday, lsc. Read oul
"ad" today.
WESTHEIMER a. DAUBE.
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Royal Roller Rink.

own your own skates. 1t is much
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Always something doing at our
store. Bargains for the whole family
Read our "ad" In today's paper
WEsTHEIMER & DAUBE.
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LOST.


LOST-A shirt waist pin with initials
II II" engraved thereon. Finder ro
turn 20 this office, 3ltt
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broken and second hand on Finder
return to A.,A. 4. Bailoy's grocery
store and receive reward. 3LS
LoST-Oa Roadway a ladies gold
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T. l., S. on case. Liberal reward
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on broadway. ... .---.-.- 29tf
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Great reductions on all suits made
to order, tin June 10, Place your or
ders at once and have choice.
J. ]. STOLFA,
27.l5t The Merchant Tailor.
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FOR RENT-2room house furnished
for light housekeeping. Desirable
location Apply TO Noble Bros.
1917
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Royal Roller Rink.
Own your own skates. II is much
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j r. Thornton, practical well driller.
do cleaning out, recasing and drill
new wells. Phone 72s. Him
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Mems 25c fancy hose, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday l9c Read our
ad In today's paper
WEsTHEIMER q DArBE.
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FOUND.

ipN NJ 4 ny oi'ieho HANNANAhN N"oN'
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STRAYEp-On night OF May 30, four
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black, one sorrel and two BAYS. One
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arms, has halter on. With pole strap
ped TO fcre leg. Liberal reward will
be paid for their recovery Phone
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LIABILITIES.
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No better index TO the growth OF Ard.
more can be found than is reflected in
the constant and steady increase 10
the deposits OF the Ardmore National
Bank.
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wANTED-At once. One or two girls
to train as nursea Ardmore Santa.
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Pants.

All wool, all sizes, cut cut Cf high
grade woolens. from $500 up come
first and have pick.
]. J. STOLFA,
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FoR SALE.

FOR sAI.E-A house and lot and
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FOR SALE-For cash or ON good se'
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and barn (iOx3O). Bose JChnscn,
Dougherty, |. 4. 27-lO
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FOR SALE-Nine.room house and
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wanted. Also two desirable lots In
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
BUDDY Ryan HAS
EYE REMOVED and
MUST LEAVE RING
lcontinued from First Posse

in the statement that oBrien was very
fortunate In staying the limit, o'Brien
cannot, In my. opinion, take the pun
ishment that Hart stood for. and ! know
mat O,Brlen's tender spot Is his stomach.
11e cannot fight the battle put up by
Hart and stand for the stomach laclng
the Kentuckian took"
The last fight that Burns was In before
the battle with Hart. was when Jack
sullivan defeated him in twenty rounds
of fast flghtlng. But since the Hart af-
fair Burns has undergone wonderful
change, He says himself in this wiso:
orhe Tommy Burns that boxed at l5s
pounds a year ago is one person. and the
Tommy Burns who fought at 175 pounds
and defeated Marvin Hart at Los Ange-
les, is another" s..
One man not abashed by this declara-
zion. is Jack Roo, who wants ~ bet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
New York Lacross Team,

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Now York
Lacross Club has been Joined by several
players, including Moran and Hudson of
Cornell. Ray of Columbia, Briner of Penn
sylyanla, Bird, Knowles and Collins OF
Montreal, and Hughes of Stevens Insti-
tute. The old men ara Iiugo, Newman,
Guttsgell, solow, Hickok, Kegalman, u.
Donohue and Janoby and steinert OF G, @.
r., n. and Mcintyre and Campbell. TIM
following schedule has been arranged
April 7th. Columbia at New York: 18th,
Stevens Institute at Hoboken: 2lst Poly
Prep at New York; May 18th. Crescent a.
G., at Brooklyn: 18th Columbia at New
York; 18th G. G. N. Y. at New York; SOth,
Philadelphia Lacross at Philadelphia;
juno Ord, Onondnga Indians at New YORK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Continued from First Page)
which reception was held at the Com
monwealth Club in honor Of the visitors.
to which all the members of the West
moreland Club we're, invited.
An od-fashioned Virginia luncheon was
served, with an enormous bowl OF mint
juep as the centre attraction.
AZ 1880 last night tho teams OF the
Baltimore. Westmoroland and Common
wealth Clubs began the pool match at the
Wcstmorcland Club, which was gaily dec
Grated with the colors and flags OF Mary
land and Virginia. A ''NNestmoreland
Club supper" was served during the even. .
Ing, to which all the members OF the
three clubs were Invited.
Was Easily Won.
The pool match was won handily by
tho Baltimore Club, the Maryland teams
with n total score of 5Gs to 456.
Messrs. Alan Jones and Washington
Perine' Of Baltimore, defeated Messrs.
e. ~ Organ and Fl. Stuart Jones, Of
Richmond, 200 to 1856.
Aossrs. Carter q. Osburn and Julian
DO Bullet. of Baltimore, defeated Messrs
n. W. Hazard and r, G, Pegram, of
Richmond, 200 to 100.
Messrs. Henry A. Williams and r. n.
Graves. OF Richmond. defeated Messrs.
Alan Smith and Harry Parr 200 ia 1865
The umpires were Messrs, Lewis Bran
der, Samuel Workman and Arthur M.
Travcrs.
Tho Official score was-Baltimore 5ss;
Richmond, 45s, Baltimore winning by 11o
points.
IT is expected that n team from the
Westmoreland and Commonwealth Clubs
VIII play return match In Baltimore
next month. tho Baltimore Club having
extended the Invitation,
rms afternoon tho visitors will leave
for homo in their private car over the
seaboard Air Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
CARTER TO BRING
GOOD FIELD OUT,
BUT NOT SYSONBY
Continued from First Page.)

Chairngrom, oxford. Klamesha, Or. Les
20. RAMS Horn and Santa Catalina. tho
most formidable of the 4-ycar-old cam
didates for tho big races, and he Is far
and away better than any of the sound
5.year-old's. The Indications arc that
he will train soundy. He has wlntered
beautifully and he Is enjoying fine
early racing. Persons who know James
r. keenes plans FOR his future say that
Sysonby will not race before the Sub
urban. Mr. Keeno is very anxious TO-
win tho Suburban with his great Melton
colt II eysonby works well at Sleeps
head Bay. he will be held In the latter
part OF tho summer and fall for tho
long distance weight for age races
The S-year-olds most likely to make
trouble for Sysonby III the Autumnal
distance races are Burgomnster and Per-
verse of Harry Payne Whitneys stable,
and General stephen Sanfords Mohawk
II. These were the truly great o-ycar-
Odds who survived the season OF 1861
and they wntercd famously. Perversc,
who Is a full sister to Stalwart. the long
distance champion OF 1904. stands on tho
threshold OF the season of 1906 with
brighter prospects than any American
3-year-old ily ever held, She Is fast
she Is game, she is sound, ana shc was
not raced too vigorously In her tender In
IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
O'Bricn to Fight Berger.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-Arrange-
ments have about been completed for
tho match between Philadelphia Jack
O'Bricn and Sam Berger, which Is schcd-
uled to be held at Woodward's Pavilion
tho latter part OF April. This will be
C'Brien's first fight since he defeated
Bob Fitzsimmons,
According to the agreement, the pugl-
lists will fight for purse equal to sixty
PER cent, OF the gross gate receipts. to
10 divided, sixty per cent. to the winner
and forty per cent. to the loser.
After this fight O'Brien Will train for
his battle with Tommy Burns, at Los
Angeles on May 10th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

It rolled under the tleachers on the
right side and three men came over the
place before 1t was returned to the dia-
mond. Musgrave struck out and Harrell
ualled foul that Smith got under. Yet
with these two men out, five other runs
came over. Lpscomb got his walking
papers and Brent nailed a safe one. RAN
dolph tore off two sacker scoring Brent
and Lipscomb and Lancaster walked.
Duke who started the inning, came
again to bat and smashed two-baggcr,
scoring Lancaster. He scored minute
later on Sewl rd's drive.
Again in'.the" fourth inning the Spiders
went to pieces and the game was cinched
for the visitors.
Stewards catch Of Mller's foul be-
hind the bat was the star play of the
game There We're several very gingery
plays and the crowd liked the game, not
withstanding the fact that there was
81 much difference in the score.
The official score is as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Rifle and Pistol Shoot.
Especial to rno TYmcs.DIspatch )

TtsT1VUTHT I'd IHU IITITT5-T7TsT1HTVTT,J
BOSTON. MASS. April ii, W. Pat
tiaon, In championship shoot OF the
Rife and Pistol Club al Harvard re-
Gently broke the clubs rifle record by
scoring eighty-one out Of possible one
hundred points. The shoots arc being
held twice a week, and will continue
until May. when cups will Do given to
those who have scored the greatest num-
her of points with either weapon A
rapd.fire shoot with donble-aotlon re-
yolvers when each contestant will be re-
CURED to shoot at the rate OF once every
two seconds. will be held this month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
CHALLENGES PRIcHARD.
Mr.. ]. P, Brent Challenges Mr.
Samuel Prichard.

Mr. j. p, Brent, of this city, challenges
Mr., Samuel Prichard, Of Petersburg, to
skating rink contest. The letter follows;
Richmond. Va. April 7, 1906.
Sporting Editor, Times Dispatch, City:
Wish, through the columns OF your
valuable paper, to challenge Samuel
Prichard. Of Petersburg, e q series of
three one mile races for the champions
ship OF virginia, the TILE claimed by
10 have come OF on the Petersburg rink,
provided lie viii race once against mo hers
in Richmond. IT. these conditions. suit hn
Win pleaae advise me the conditions he
will race under at earliest possible date.
If he refuses 10 race me liz can hardly
still lay claim on the State cha npionship.
u w j, f, BRENT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Wrestling Tournament.

MONTREAL. April 7.--An international
heavy weight wrestling tournament will
be held In this city April 10th. 18th, 18th
and 18th. About $4,000 In prize money
will DO divided among the successful
contestants and the expenses of outside
entrants will be paid.
The meeting VIII be held under the
auspices OF the Canadian Athletic Club,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Adopt Rugby.

SAN FRANCISCO, April iceland
Stanford University and thin university
of California have agreed TO adopt Eng
llsh Rugby football until satisfactory res
forms are made In the present American
game,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Master Trainer.

Moreover, she Is In the hands of n
every chance. No discriminating student
of form would be surprised II Persevera
became the Pretty Polly Of her year, Her
performance In the Champagne Stakes at
belmont Park last fail was as brilliant
bit Of running as was ever done by q
2-year- old.
Burgomnster has only TO carry tho
whiIlwind speed he showed last season
In races like the Great Eastern Handi-
cap and tho colt end OF the MatrGn
Stakes, to make first class 3-year- old,
He should do 1t. Burgomaster has the
conformation Of a distance runner. he
is famous handler OF weight. and his
action Is smooth and even. Unluckily
for Mr.. Whitney. Burgomaster Is not
in the big 3year-old specials, lie must
win his reputation this season from ma
tured horses. He Will probably make his
debut IN tine Metropolitan Handicap,
Ferseryo, If luck fayors her, viii be
the Whitney candidate In the $4,000
Tidal. the $4,000 Realization. and In
ether rich specials OF the Futurity order
cscusiyely for 3-year-ods And she VIII
meet better fields than those races usu.
ally called out. Ormondale and half a
dozen other promising 3-ycar- olds are IN
the Realization. and all the promising
horses OF that age, except Ormondale
and Bursomaster, are In the Tidal IL
the Realization WAS run tomorrow Per-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

servo would be favorite over Ormondale.
The Ormonde horses did not establish a
valid claim to class when he won the
F'uturity. He beat n very ordinary field
under a maiden allowance. lie must
tackle and whip horse of the class OF
Persevero In the Realization before dis
eliminating students Of form will feel
disposed to call him a first-class horse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Totals
Randolph Macon.
The Score BY Innings.

Spiders .,,.....,......., o. l % Q 0 l.. 9
yellow Ieckets....,.,, 0sO4O0l 0 0--l3
Summary;
base hits, Lpscomba stolen bases, Ian
caster. Stewart, q; Talman. Martin,
Gardner. Lipscomh; base on hals-Or
iIarrell, s; Gardner, 2: Lake. Il Throck.
morton, i: hit by pitched balls. Richard.
son. 3; Handy, Martin. Gardner, @;
Lipacomh, Brent, Smith; struck out by
Harrel, 4; Throckmorton. 5; Gardner, II;
passed balls, Smith, g.
Time OF game, two hours and twenty
minutes. IImpires Rose, for Ashland
Hicks. for Richmond, Attendance, $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

4
NEW YORK. April 7.-Thcro has besn
considerable discussion during tho past
week ar two among automobilists, espe-
,,,1,v thoso Who are Interested In trials
Of speed, over the
!: 4 J /.
IN probable changes in
NG3t1. the rites governing
t4fa.sSAfT?rn the Vanderbilt Cup
S4S43 f}f3Hl race this year. It
~ L<sTFfA was intmated mt the
4 MEdfE &14HA recent meeting Of the
* EEAS&ED Racing Board Of the
M Ef33 A. A. A. that W T..
W. Vanderbilt, Jr.. would
advance several new suggestions regard
ing tho contest after his return from
Europe. What these suggestions w:ll
be can only be guessed at until his re-
turn. To Judge from indications, the
Racing Board stands ready to fall IN line
with any idea that may appear to work
for the bettermcnt Of speed racing.
1t Is generally expected that u Mr
Vanderbilt has any drastic changes to
suggest they will be along lines con-
forming with the rules that will govern
tho coming French Grand PriX, which
break away entirely from the artificial
conditions that controlled the various
Bennett Cup contests. Actually the new
A. c.. F. rules will be reverslon to tho
old conditions governing straightaway
races before the day OF repair stations,
at which it was possible to have almost
any kind of a break mended by expert
cnced mechanics.
Not to Increase Length.
II Mr. Vanderbit's observations on his
present trip have convinced him that the
Gun race which bears his name Will be
a better contest under rules similar to
those adopted for the big French event.
IT may be assumed that he viii recon-
mend the adoption of similar rules. In
such an event the next Vanderbilt Cup
race will call for all the skill and re-
sources OF the drivers and llghtnng-like
methods of replacing worn-out or pune
tured tires will not figure so largely In
the result. The A. c. r. will allow no
outside help for competing drivers and
mechanics. The two men on each car
will be required to do everything neces-
sary to get through the race.
1t is, Of course. decidedly improbable
that any recommendations will be made
with a view to Increasing the distance
of the Vanderbilt contest. Three hum
dred miles is considered ample to dis
close the virtues or fallings Of car
running at from nifty to seventy-hve
miles an hour It is unlikely. too. that
the Nassau County Circuit could be Sc
cured for greater length of time than
would be necessary to finish 3O0-mile
race.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Other Good Horses.

Mohawk II. will not mako his debut
until Saratoga. and his only start at the
Springs probably will be In the Great
Republic. General Sanford wants to win
tho Century and the Annual Champion
with Mohawk H. and the Rockton colt
IS to be pointed for those. great specials.
With such horses as Perverso. Burgo-
master and Mohawk II. at the lead OF
the Swear old division, and such prom
Using second and third starters trailing
them as Ormondale, Kurki, Pegasus,
Timber. Flip Flop Disobedient. Hols-
cher. Security. Guiding Star, Vendor,
Oaklawn Don Diego. Woolwlch, Bridge
man and Battle Axe, the season OF 1905
should develop some first class strength
ening material for the sadly depleted
mature brigade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
VANDERBILT WILL
BRING new RULES
Wilt Probably Suggest Changes
III Regulations Governing
Al Great Auto Race.
GRAND PRIx FOR MODEL
Not Likely That Any Effort Will
Be Made 10 Increase Length
of Course.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch)
NEW YORK. April 7.-Thcre mas pesn
cons jdcrnb,e discussion during tho past
week or two among automoblists, espe-
cially those who are Interested IN trials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Of speed, over lHe
probable changes In
the RITES governing
the Vanderbilt Cup
race this year. 1t
was intimated Mt the
recent meeting Of the
Racing Board OF the
A. A. A. that ". K.
Jr.. would