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New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
AUTOMOBILE Trade NOTES.


Harry w OInsted. q No 81 Pine street.. shss
city. has rust finished 10 aN0- mile trip The
United States in his 90 -45- horsepower Nasheson.
IN speaking OF his experience. he said 'iv is the
e nSs eb e caaane @ Sen meme s6esv Sa ss soc % S
American hills and roads During my entire trip
The Prayer Miller Vanderbilt team has enEasct
the Williston estate for its headquarters during
the Vanderbilt Cup race. This Includes stables
which will he yerted into garage Wich special
contriveRCes To get the our in case % IRE \
cO5tase will he made as comfortable ss possible 20
guests
Car Manufacturers Association. has been making
a short trip throush the Middle Yves, in the inter
% the association and The Grand central P0acs
SNOW to take place en- December =
a r, Camacho formerly manager ~ ,as Annsri-
can Automobile Storage Company. Of New Yc-s.
and recently In charge II the Gs!thsr-Oven
CaTburetteT Company. Is nov connected with the
National Sales Cooperation. cf New York M
Camacho will be assistant Ilanaser. The Gather
sales Corporation hereafter.
The Barne,t-JecksOn COMPANY has opened a
salesTcon and garage at No. 2Ss West 5sth street
ne 6 .ioh go I, T'S 0PpS,e - 'he Rev so5as
The Hol-Tsn company has ALREADY begun work
in preparation fcr the Vanderbilt Cup race. Tbs
three Fiat drivers. IanCia Nazarro and Dr. Weill-
schott, are booked fer passage from Havre SEP
teunber Is on the SSvcie Ten mechanics from tn.
Turin factory viii come. Two weeks earlier. Win
four OF the 1905 Fiat racing leaving tieuos cu
the H0aisin I.uise August 80 TIE entire ss-
Sablishnent of August pCFrer Garden C'ily,
which occupied in 1904 and lSoS by the Sat
team has been re-s00eged
The present summer season has besn a remark
able one local automobile trade In the months
OF July and August in previous years the auto
mobile business has been alRCs> s>Szds,Tl
This summer however. has Witnessed entirely
different state Of aNdiTS Business excellent
right through july and Stin continues.
one OF those WkO speak very Enthusiastically
Of the summer season Il General John T Cutting.
Of the OldsmObile Company. He says,
TIE present summer season has been verv ua-
usual one There have been constant inquiries ana
an active demand FOR high class ears We havs
sold seventeen %-cyliaisr Cis1lObsle Palace Tour
fnx cars since july ~ course. the excellent re-
torrance Of the OldSrOoiles IN the (Su6den trOrhv
contest and Ernest Eeelers WOndeFfsl SIS mile nom
stop runs created strong demand for our ears.
but still the sale % seventeen since july 1
would have been possible had not the Sliv,1n,e-
season been remarkably soOd C9e.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

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New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

WFe'ched fielding on the part % Laporte Eloer-
feid and Williams. o. the home club. gave Chi
oago Al easy victory over the HIshiande-s AZ
American League Park yesterday. By score Of u
chesoro pitched steadily. but the support Re re-
csiFed VAS extremely faulty. In rhe ninth inning
tHe Play. 50 far as TIE home team was concerned
s-Enea into face and OF Eve hits and the same
oer @ errors the visitors succeeded n getting
~ 80 neA across the plate big crowd saw the
eSta- ana Weng away n disgust
-NsNIoC, re pitcher the H5ghIa1Ge-s has heer
sstelaec Tor an indefinite period for iusubo-i;na-
eo1'o,Scs 'l'e management % me club. The scare
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
TR4TERS BEATS W4RD.
For Hills Player Loses in Final for
First Eb-cqu0k Cup.

1snctes-e- AZ -s-Jszeme . -rs~ers tie
As-rcpo--rz- t--ss Association champion. detea-sd
I'H Wa-z - Fc1 HI-s = ne frsl ss-hoie
nH'sst r-- ~ frz- Presidents Cup o. ire TX
FaHok --sz '7-5zr - score r - zEe %
- ers Tss Gown = - e11 - ne morn
= rolhe go 81 -se afternoon - rlEEed fast golE
e. To1 or Exrze1rn green.
--5 - s--7s-s- e ~ which TsE p4zEec 1cT u
q sixteen losers Z -re fzysr EniFtF-rEo vas Won
= Lezse. r EEwzrck who defeated AloerT
Ase = I-EE--E % sr6 - pay
Asr--- 7 waters 7 -re Midland COZ Club. 7'1s
e H+ra=- r Vermont Cup 6efszgtrE william
ifR . Frs-E hr ID su1 - play
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
INTERNATIONAL COMING.

Coming has been sgeatly the increase in
France during the last year two and three great
captures have been made Of persons associated
with a widely organized International conspiracy.
which had its centre at Barcelona with Tamidca-
fiOns IN every country OF the Latin Union One
capture was made az Naugrard. another at Clignan
Court and the other has within the last few day
been made in the heart of Paris itself The pTts-
Oners are two young men and young woman.
large assortment. OG various COinases was seiced-
London Globe.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

Chicago. Aug lS-New York lost the frss game
o. series to-day being unable 70 solve Browns
pitching New York received a noisy but good
naiured welcome. especially from the Beard of
Trade rooteTs. who cane out n Eay-nos and auto
mobiles, Two hundred strong, accompanied BY
weird band The crowd was immense. but orderly.
Chicago scored BY punching three hits in the
second and pliag UP four scores n the sixth on
TWO singles double. a triple and Two Sacrifices
Two errors gave the visitors their two runs The
score folInns
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

-ss s-o~v - The TiEsry-Bovers match IS
s,r .al5 II addition - oeing greatly OUT
80 Bowers made matters al The worse FOR
s..ff rr s,.cznE r10s- - his ree shots - The
..-rs T.Fz7y drove vel and- making few mis-
- ror 6 cor-so--ab-s match hy : Up and
=. 5s-sss, gallery see3 a. DssI IN = long
..as s,aaVe5 tas EnsilS-s = the sf1erTsoon- Il
- eoacsses Fl the start that Abbott would
.-.s--vs ire Poze,con expert bus Ihe latter VAS
.-,s-,e5 - c-Szt -h-s vith : more deadly short
-. 4, ,he o1-sst T1@sny penalized himself
r pulling h.s 5-5rss
.s5o,; pays - Is sun shots IT GOD form.
-. his hslf I-o-S are vszk
,sso.ts card = ne t2-n showed a. even 20
:, ,-a5ns, 4S ~ IRE Hudson River Gols Asso-
.s-.an ehanV5c7 Tiffany Vas GoRn- The
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
ELKWOOD PARK MATINEE.
n ny Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Long Branch " j.. Aug. lS.-Finas in the hrst
series og matinee races at Elkwo9d Park. under
the direction OF the EIkwood Driving Club. for sill
yer cups offered by Colonel Guggenheim Frederick
Gerksn and K Van Brunt we're finished this
afternoon before a large summer audience
a Percy Sherman Country BOY won the GeTken
trophy. winning six Of eight heats
). II Campbells Executive won the Guggenheim
cup With flve heats in eight and l. Ottnsers SUI
yer Spring the SeabTi1ht Cup.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
SCORES FROM pLAlnFiELD LINKS.

5H Telegraph 60 The Tribune
y J. Aug ie--Frark {. 1'alnadse
- nallors tor The golf committee cup the
3 ----e2 to1ntTF club to-day. with net core II
- -saeirs scores we're as follows
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
PHILIPS WINS cHAmPIoNsHlP.

n --e G1s- -otsnd for tne championship of the
---se7'ofc COL --sb. yesterday, Wheeler q Phil
- oeaf : = W1-rtlrlgton by 2 up and TO play.
80 as1csp c.p Vas won oy II. G White. who
-1 r1feTt frztf. up IN re final. In the
-, sf-ez RI score handicap Marjorie PLmptou
"-La ara = $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
cuP PLAY At MORRIS COUNTY.

-s=r-z-- - re Tr1csnsI
NeErEo-. - arg ls-Interest deepens n
Il rlzr fa- --e Presidents Cu1 ~ the Morris
l1-1-y f4~rr - = --aserre6 ~ Ransom, Il Tho-a-
e T--5zr= -fz- 97-.-5 - -re sixth round. The
s,1-e --4--eT 2 E-os Wider 3 ~ s
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
BROOKLYN ROWING CLUBS REGATTA.

The annun, regatta OF the Brooklyn Rowing club
held yesterday. The races were FOR half
mi.e. from Fort Hamilton TO Shore Road. W. J.
Coughin the senior single gig championship
contest and ? Powers won the junior single sig
race The double gig contest went % ". Moran.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

4 draw was the result % the Staten IsIsnd-BrCok-
Iyu a game. played at Livingston. in the series
% the Metropolitan League Another win WOULD
undoubtedly have been given 70 Staten Island had
there been time 20 finish the match r ".
Powell and P. E. Bo2sheld made a long stand fo-
s'as9 , Island nd the forIsr soorns 9d ,,s BGgs9sd
with - also showed advantage while
ID added Cd ad 4 paES GoSb s sh i f Ksy aa2 81 soS
the bowiing hoaors. with ANALYSIS ef for y and
the lst was by J. Poyer, with H. and T. alien
5S q 5sI for :, = T,Ss Ss' ana y Rssis5 fa i
Team OF Kings County PLAYED a drawn game
with Paterson Team al Prospect Park in the
section of the league series Paterson declared
with the score a. IL for wickets. OF which T
Grayson srured % and H Wilde y. 7
Nicol contributed Is H, e Lewis Is and J. T.
Hargreaves L. J. Robertson and H Z. Howell
wickets for Is runs and the latter for T. r.
Clarke and B WinlPessnE were the only men who
succeeded in making a stand for Kings County.
the former scoring - and Wimpessing 2. Clarke
son 3 li2. declared for wickeJs. Kings County.
S, for wickets-
A drawn game was also played between Brooklyn
Team and Manhattan second eleven W. 5.
King PLAYED good game making top score with s.
fer Brooklyn. II, E a. Rogers and ". Cirifhths
scored a each and ". p. Charles 10, At bowling
2 Greendge took vickets for 81 runs W r.
King for and Charles for t2, The best work
for Manhattan was BY J, Dixon. who scored % ana
took Wickets for S4 runs. and E. 2 Citizens who
scored Is and captured Wickets for IS T.
stevens PLAYED Wen for - and J, Nc &ctSUfle for
IS The totals: Brooklyn c, ie5; Manhattan II.
IS for 0ickets
In the championship series of the New York
Cricket Association two games we're contested az
Prospect Park where the West Indians had as Op-
ponents the Newark club and q y. r PLAYED the
ThistleS, In the former match the West Indians
had lost hu, vicketS when they declared with
the lis. and then disposed OF their OppO-
nents for So gaining the victory by s. runs DOu-
flur est Indians
scorers but one. H s. Alexander heading The list
with 81. While J. Charles contributed %. not out;
J. Haruev. 2S. not out. and y. Goodridge "a. n.
CfoodridgS took vickets for IS and Alexander
for go For Newark NJ. Arrin62H contributed ls
and :. Livingston II.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
PTTTsBURG DEFEATS BROOKLYN.

Pittsburg Aug S-The Ptt,sburg players made
four OF their eigh, hits IN sixth inning today
agains- the Brookiyns which. with two errors gave
them the game hands down TIE game inter
esting throughout. The score follows,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
AAckeNsAcK COLE cLue WINNERS.

- ers - frst and second prizes IN the Two
.stlss g-sre-6zv a. IRE Fackensack Golf Club we-e
s Pe.-s-. ~ 2. Mohst L. Y. Pomars and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

The Camerons easily defeated the Columbia oval
4 by 81 runs at the latser's grounds al Will
iamsbridge. 6. Bell played fine game for the
Vinners. scoring within runs o. half century
while o. Lewis added Il and n. I4Omer 10 At bowl
ing G. Goodman took two wickeSs for z runs "
Pratt four for 81 and j. Sinclair Tor IS
Fer Columbia Oval l. Guntsr took four for q =
Walter TWO for "a and ?. Bailey twO FOR L. The
totals: Columbia Owl Team G. =: Causrons los
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
pHLgRlcK FIRST III HANDICAP.

-eerrr - - re -r1oune.1
sioores Aug ts-J. 4. Philbrick von the
e. --s -teez-aole handicap on the Montclair Golf
Ggo Inks --.s afternoon. with net score of ..
r. scorz= fe.loy
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
FLAY FoR SAILS AT GLEN slDcE

fsy Telegraph n Tne rribaas
- Rage. \. = AEg ls-A uau szeepstak. ras
st'faetien on TIE G,en Ri1Es gelf links day ana
= ~ r w. Montgomery ulth ret seore 0. 81 The
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
Fos WESTWARD 10 GoLF CUP

Chieago, Aus tS-GeoVgc =. Euasmau jr -
dan defeated II. E. Sawyer, runner up 5n the isN
the Westward H0 Golf Cup. The SgCve yas 1 ,,u, b,
thirty seven hOlaS. -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

Ea-ss5 .E'i,,soa,g, R72eklyD T.-Ssse
.cEey E5ts-Meier q SheehaG. Jordan. Ma
!cney. Al7e--uar- stolen hsses-Clarse Dorae PLAY
Wagner ard SesIoa Flrss eass talls-OG &-SeveF :
- NcIn'v-s, s;-uck ou,-By Leeve. Lef, on
hases-Pl-Ish : Brooklyn = Hiis-QS Mcintyre
: SIX innings. - Easoa ;n innings Time-l.S5
I'11p.-es--OrEay sld E-aslie
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF CANES YESTERDAY.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

- sy-s-zze-sy-z-us= AIszay FRS, game sra
..tz-y- = fsec1zE
= 5-zE1z1--o--B.aS J. E-eE- O.
-Sc-z--r-- :. -Tlrs
Wilkes Barre p 4 7 Q o iS-st
Ezzsf Wllkss-8z-re :. 4 , G fsecoad gausa.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
Tc,as - 81 1Is a

Left - OaSes--cicago :; Sew Yo-A- { Twe-sass
ettsS-scSs-5 Chszce Tnree-hase Ait-Sfsinfes5t sac
--sce hts-Ere-s B7o1n a. MasAewson, stolen
ossesseyE ST-s1E Touhie Piays-Evers and Chs2cs
-. SITucA out-By Brown. 5. NslheVson, / Bases o.
Brown EiI with bail-McGsrn- Tine
- Uzr;-es-oTa and KLEIN
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

--Ne-Ssss r-ts-Tz1-e1:lL TEzsH TA-ee-ezss H.--
2oa-es SzcTss1e hirs-Chsse- Coa7oy S-ose- bas-s-
.-s-s-1eFts Il0rohE@. keeler Dcuhis -Iz~-To-cht-
a. lsnns1if Lef- fase-Chicsge 3 s,ev yo-k :
Es-s' oase q haJls-oS CeesaFo Pg-x. rsse - a.
- flc csEo I, NeS FCrk : ps--zs6 kals-Er
z7eso-o ! struck c-t-Sv s-resh-a- : rv TessA
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
AMERICAN LEAeuE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
-~se - NsE HoTk. Q Boston s Delrctt
Isis ?; FailsasiRAsa, Cleveland. a. washIn q
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

AZ WHHausbridse an exciting game resulted from
tie meeting ~ the Yonkers and Columbia Oval
teams the former being all for 20 while the
Coumbias had Just scored 20 for six wickets when
time Vas called. ending The game IN draw. Co.
lunlhta's most successful batsUen were A. Deane
With y and A II Dorey with rs while J. " Es-
coba took Two wickets for runs s. Dcane four
for "a and u. q. Birkett two for l4 For YOnEeFs
n Lsvuaith made ton score NTH q white =
Smith scored L in addition 20 taking FIVE wickets
for -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
ASSOCIATION MATCHES.
o. n. Z. Club Defeats ThistIes-
Dra1c at H7iuiamsbridge.

The Thistlss suffered defeat by the o y. T. Club.
of Newark by s. runs. This due to the good
bo0lins Of A Rioe who took eight vickets for q
runs and the batting Of T. Kenyon vho scored D.
and NJ, Dolau and J. Allen. Nith "a each For the
Thstles w G. Anderson played well for l3 and
J. DalsIish for H. while +. 4. Sergeant took six
wickeJs for IS The totals: o. n T. s.: This
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
BOSTON. {: CINCINNATI. :

Boston . o d - d o D : g 4-s Il :
Cincinnati ---------- o o o C-z %
Balts7ies-BoSton. Young and Needhar1 Cincin-
~ IL Wicker Frase- and SchIie Umpire. john
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
CLEVELAND. :. wAsHINGToN. !.

At Washinkton- gHr
Cleveland --.-.---- Is a. D . q
Washington --.--..----2 o . . 6-s :
Battsrzss-c.eveland Bernhard and Bernts. Wash
insioI, falkeroerg ard Warner UmQire-Coa-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
PHILADELPHIA. =. ST LOUIS. :

RHE
Philadelphia ..--..... I'll = 9
ST Louis .--..----... = +" - Q "a
Bsrte-iss-PhHadelphi Lush. Sparks and Doone.
s. Louis. RaOzdes Hostetter ard GRADY Umpire,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGCE
licago .. New TOg6- Boston. s. CfnciEEaIi
iisSurs Brooklyn. 2 PhIls5elphss. =: 81 LCuis.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BAsEBALI,
AMERICAN 4 LE4GTF.
Yankees Field TFretchedlv and Lose
TO Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
RESULTS OF GAMES vEsTEeoe

6.ls Isss .. q as.,as sss'''A sv''a' at w''as'sa
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
BOSTON. :. DETROIT. :
ST LOUIS. :: PHILADELPHIA. 4

= Phladelpkia. RHE
= Louis -----.-.....-.. . 50 8
Paiia6elpaia ----------- : o o.
Estrc-5es-St- Louis. Petty and Rickey. Powell
and SE=1ce-- Philadelphia. Dysert- Walden ard
Powers U-npirs-<J Lo1glltn.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago Defeats Giants IN Opening
Game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS or GAMES yEsTEsl

SsE To~s a. Chisara fPht3s5s,ssis =. 8. r4,uss
Bos-a1 a. Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

The Barnstt-JecksOn ComDany has opened a
salesroon and garage at No. sSs West 5sth street
near Broadway. and almost opposite the ueU home
Of the Automobile Club 81 America. This is tbs
New York depot for Chadwick and Doris cars.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

Alfred Reeves. manager CT the American Nfo;7r
Car Manufacturers Association, has been uaSins
a short trip through Middle West in the inre--
es, os the association and the Grand central P0ac.
SHOW TO take place December =.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-15

with president, vice president, Sec
rotary and treasurer and board of
directors located in various states.
The object OF the association, in its
own words, is ''to further the devel-
opment Of Manchester as a Summer
resort and to bring to general notice,
by such ways and means as the asso-
citation may have power to do. the
adv lnrages of cur beautiful New
England village as both a permanent
and summer home.n Each wear this
association distributes from 10 600 to
Il, 600 handsome booklets describing
Manchester, its beauties as a place of
residence, its fine scenery, its fishing
and hunting grounds, and pointing
out all points OF interest. This is but
one way in which the ASSOCIATION
helps the town. On application to
the secretary information regarding
real estate, cottages to rent and for
sale, hotels, boarding houses, etc.,
may be obtained. Influence is
brought to bear on the railroads to
use views of their town in advertising
matter. And here is where all towns.
individuals or organizations will re-
ceive aid when presenting a thing of
real worth along the line of summer
resort business. Last year one of
Vermont's railroads spent $4,000 in
advertising Vermont as a summer
resort, but the Manchester Journal in
an interview with railroad man was
informed that Vermont lacked sum-
mer hotels; this is true, but coopera-
ton Of the people and the railroads
will succeed in making hotels and
abundant summer trade.
But to come to local matters we do
not see the immediate necessity of a
summer house here. We have one
hotel within stones throw of the
lake and another generally conceded
''tip- top" house within five minutes
walk of the lake.% OF course the lake
is not all there is to take the attention
of summer visitors but we mention
this because We believe it one of the
main attractions of the place. =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-15
POSSIBILITIES.
WHAT THE BARTON BOAT CLUB Is, HAS
DONE, AND CAN DO.


To point out possibilities TO an in
dividual or organization is vastly
different from putting those possibili-
ties into effect. Nearly everyone can
see possibilities but only a few are
able to put those possibilities into
actual being and reap the benefit
therefrom; aud so the MONITOR real
ICES that it has simply accomplished
the "easy part" when it points out
the possibilities of the Barton, or LIE
Belle Lac, Boat Club, to its members
and the people of B arton and vicinity.
The suggestions made later in this
article have not al come 70 Us at one
time but have been spoken of by
different persons at different times
since the club was organized. How
ever, in putting these suggestions
before the people the MONITOR hopes
to accomplish this much: to set the
logical minds of the people to think
ing on these points. Some day we
believe-and that not far distant-the
persons capable of executing some OF
these ideas will be found and will take
up the work to the profit of them
selves and the town.
THE CLUB, ITS ORGANIZATION AND
HOME.
Before we speak of the future posi-
bilities of this organization let us look
at it's present members and see what
has been done already.
Last spring, chiefly through the
efforts of DIR. F. R. Hastings, plans
for boathouse we're formulated and
stock company organized, compris-
ing principally the business men of
the place. Stock sold at SO per share
and in a short time enough was taken
so that a two-story structure 24x60
feet was built at the lower end of the
lake near the village early in the
summer.
The lower story was made to
accommodate row boats and canoes
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-15

10 sum up cur position Barton is
excellently located. Nature has given
US a beautiful "Crystal Lake." with
unsurpassed scenery, drives, hunting
and fishing grounds. Man has builded
the village of Barton at the very shore
of the lake and put through the town
the main line of railroad come citing
Boston and Montreal, over which
thousands of people travel, both
summer and winter. Many of them
are business men who go to some well
advertised resort during their vaca-
tlon. Others are people of leisure
who spend their whole summer in
some summer home" What should
be done is to induce the Boston &
Maine railroad to help advertise this
place-a small village of cottages has
already been built here but there is
room for many more, and hotels-and
the time is not far distant when this
place will be full of summer
boarders.
Who can do this? No individual.
It is in the power of some organ;za-
ton, and what organization can do If
better than the boat club? This club
includes most of the business men of
the town. They have the power.
Will they do ii?
We are not writing at such length
without first having looked at the
question through the eye of the press
OF Vermont. Sumner boarders are
coming to Vermont next summer in
much larger numbers than last. The
people of the state are awake to the
fact that Vermont has possibilities
along this line and when the people
are aroused results are accomplished.
The next ten years will see Vermont
az popular summer resort state as
New Hampshire. The outcome is
inevitable. The time is ripe. The
possibilities are great. Will Barton
reap its share of the har0est-and by
harvest We don't mean that visitors
should be s'skinnedo of the last cent,
but the reasonable profit coming from
their stay-or viii 1t wait until other
towns have secured the trade and
then curse the luck? The Boat Club
should set the ball rolling. 1t cannot