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New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
AUTO RECORDS BROKEN
Kelly Sets Ne5o Worlds Time for so
Miles -OldfeId. Track Mark.

Philadelphia, Aug ga new worlds auto
mobile record for fifty miles was established on
the Point Breeze track here to-day by E. r.
Kelly, of this city. Kelly covered the distance
in hour 3 minutes and 192 seconds The
previous record of l hour minutes and 10 sec
Onds was made in Chicago by Ollie Savage. The
fifty mile endurance race was the feature of the
Day. Wayne Davis finished second and Tom
Cooper third
Barney Oldfeld established new track record
Tor mile finishing in l minute 9 seconds. The
previous record minute 24 seconds. The
tnree mile open race was won by w. C. Long
Held and Eddie Bald were the only starters in
the final heat of the Atlantic City sweepstakes
for prize of $1,000 The distance was five
miles. and Bald won. Time. 3 minutes 45 Sec
onds.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN SHOW.
Will Differ in Its Beauty-Exhibition Space
10 Be Increased.

The seventh National Automobile Show az Mad
ison Square Garden will be held on january 12 to f9
under the auspices of the Association Of Licensed
Automobile Manufacturers
1t will differ radically in it's beuty of form and
color from previous shows II will have more
automobiles, more exhibitors greater floor space
and many other new features that will increase
the comfort, pleasure and satisfact9n of visitors.
the show itself.
The exhibition space will be increased by about
eight thousand square feet. To provide for the
most attractive, suitable and artistic decorations
the show management sent it's official deCOra tor
to Paris London and other places abroad: On the
main floor and elevated platform will be shown
gasolene pleasure vehicles In the exhibition hail
will be electric pleasure vehicles In the basement
will be commercial vehicles. and the mezzanine
platform, balcony and in the concert hall will be
complete exhibits of tires parts and accessories.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
CREWS ut PUTNEY.
Cambridge and Hmvdrd Move to
ITdesUater.

London Aug 22-The Harvard anu cam
bridge boat crews came TO London tonight to
be in readiness TO move TO Putney in the morn
ing. Their shells being transported by rail
IN order to avoid possible injury by the sun.
The Harvard men will be the guests of the Lon
don Rowing Club at Putney and the Cambridge
crew Of the LoaHder club.
The intense heat Of the last few days-to-day
was the hottest day of the year in London. with
a reading OF 81 degrees in the shade-has rem
dered serious practice at Bourne End almost out
OF the question. On the upper reaches of the
river. besides the water being sluggish, the
banks are closely wooded. shutting out the wind,
ana the move TO the open tideway will be most
welcome and allow of strenuous training.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
THE MANCHESTER WINS.
Defeats Three Challengers for the
Quincy Cup.

Manchester. Mass, Aug. 22.-The defending yacht
Manchester wen the first of the series of races for
the Quincy Cup to-day defeating the three chal-
leagers, Windrum Kid. of the Corinthian Yacht
Club: the AUX, OF the Quincy Yacht Club and the
Bonidrei. of the Boston Yacnt Club, by minute
and 10 seconds minutes and II seconds. and 6
minutes and 10 seco onds respectively.
The race was sailed in a moderate east-Southeast
breeze over a windwaFd~ and leeward course of ten
miles with the mark and One-haf miles from
the start the Yachts gOlns over the course twice.
The Manchester led from the start, being l
minute and > seconds ahead of the WindIim Kid
al the first turn, and minutes and seconds ahead
the second.
All four of 1c Yachts participated in the recent
trial races for tho German American Cup, but the
AUX was the cGy of the four that was Sc
lected.
The second race will be sailed tomorrow over a
triangular course The elapsed tunes were as fol-
lows: ,.,,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Highlanders took another big drop yesterday
by losing both games of iOuble-header TO Chi
cagO at American League Park; the first game
by score of c 70 I. and the second. II to s.
A big crowd gathered at the games and went
home sad Of heart COR the double defeat gave the
visitors more comfortable seat in first place in
the championship race
Bunchirg of hits In the first game played
big share in the downfall of the home team. Ches-
bro was found so easily IT the sixth inning that he
was sent to the bench; ClaIks0n, who took his
place, kept the visitors from further scoring.
In this inning COn-oy saved the Yankees the dis
grace Of shut out by sending out hOme-run hit
to centre field.
Although the visitors made numerous errors IN
the second game, they paid Hp for this in their
stick work and in the second inning knocked Orth
out of the box. GTif1th. who took HIS place. was
pounded numerically in the ninth innins. The
scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MISS SUTTON AND SPENCER WIN.
In Final Mixed Doubles Lawn Tennis Match
at Newport.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Newport, R. l.. Aug. 22.-The finals in the invi-
tation mixed doubles tennis tournament, which
arranged in honor of Miss May Sutton was
played this afternoon the private court at Lands
End the estate of Mr. and Mrs. r. l. Beechman
and by Miss Sutton and her partner Will
ing Spencer. They defeated Miss Eleanore Sears
CO 81
The match not one-sided as the scores
would indicate. and Miss Sears put up exceed
inly fine game. her playing at the net being q
feature. Miss Sutton gave fine exhibition and
made even better impression than she did in
the match Monday at the Casino
At toe end OF the match Mrs. Barger WallaCh
presented prizes 70 the winners offered by the
Casino management. Miss Sutton received a sill
yer clock and Mr.. Spencer gold pencil
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
GERMAN YACHT TUNES UP.
The Till VI, Sailing Off Marblehead, At
tracts Much Attention.
nv Te,egranh to Tic Tribune. ]

Marb!ehead, Mass. Aug 22.-What is known as
the light weather boat Of the three German yachts
that have beel here to compete for the RoOse-
Welt Cup-the Till Wis attracting much atten-
lion i'm this harbor and OF the port in her daily
tuning up spins, in company with the two other
boats the GIuckauf IN and the Wannsee The
latter was selected after the trial races IN Ger
lnanv as q good moderate weather boat ana the
Gliickauf Tor heavy weather August kutsCh-
kowski is the Tii's helmsmau The Wustrau
b.others-Harry and BrunOSaTe TO sail the Gldck-
auF while the WaanSee'S skipper Will be otto
Protzen a German artist. who is also clever
yachtsman
Tie Till VI Is perhaps the most interesting boat
of the three from the fact that she raced last
season oy Prince Henry. She was designed by Won
Iacht or Berlin, while the others The CrcJ-
lions of Max Oer;e. % the same place All three
boatS which like ours, built 10 conform To the
Cerlran send, rkigsse rule. strongly built and
Iiggei The races fOr the cup begin uGf
Mani lereut. ON September g The American yachts
selP- tci C"tend the cup are he C3rambd. the
AK ana 'Ec Nm The ldst uaTed Is New York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
COLUMBIA STADIUM STRIKES sNAe.

Tie proposed Columbia University stadium
which is 10 be built the shores of the Hudson
River at 116th TO 18th street, has met with bar
through the athletic extending out into the
water. President. Butler has been advised that
If II is the purpose to deposit filling over the land
under water opposite Riverside Drive, the stadium
will ,xend to the pierhaad line s established by
the United Sta-as government. and unless the ap-
proval Of the War Department be first obtained, so
that the bnlkhead and pierhead line at the locality
can he made cOincident, such construction will be
Illegal. ..,. ais sassA
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
rEoTTING AND PACING ESQ CI.Ass-PURsE 81
TRorrNG 2:sa cI.Ass-PrRsn $50

owen Bell. Cunningham Brothers HackenSack.4 .
Nernlyne. W r sands NyacS-
Billy y. ~ r. Irving ClssiuuE
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

-AID RACE-Sellfng for two-year-olds which have
H1 son a. this meeting. 5000 added Five and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
.u WINS CUP AT cHAMPLAIN.

-, Cbamplain. N Y. Aug. 22-The golf tourna-
III for the Hotel Champlain Cup which mas
men oa Greater interest here this season than any
arouse on,en+ was won to-day by Archibald
Cte, of paterson n. J. The players who quail
fed for the tournaent are F. s l. M9SWIady; M x
a - W-ickhain Archibald Graham, c. W. Baker
and r W Sayles. Mr. Morris played in the finals
with Mr. Graham. who has now won the cup TWO
wears in succession.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
TIE EaoEeANzA WIn,s PACE

Ncwpor. X l.. AUS. 1.-The this afternoon
for Newport thirtyfooters for cup OH red by
Pembroke Jones was won hy Harry .. ti;4vemeye-.
jr with his Espevanza, by twenty five seconds over
a twelve-uIle course. half OF which was to wind
ward The race sailed in strong southwest
wind the first leg being up the bay in which
the three boats kept we'll together. but hauling
the wind the ESperanZa soon took the wind
ward position. which she held To the finish The
three boats sailed by theT owners. Robert
w COelet sailed with Mr.. HaVemeyer Tile sum-
mary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
sHERIDAN's RECORD WILL NOT STAND.

James Sullivan chairman of the record committee
Of the Amateur Athletic Union, has received from
the officials report Sherdan's record throw at
Celtic Park last Sunday with the discus. The throw
was made correctly, but unfortunately Sheridan, in
his anxiety to get away. took the discus with him
and II could not be found he weighed or meas
ured. the record cannot stand official.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
ON THE GOLF LINKS.

Handicap contests for the point trophy are
claiming the attention of a large golfng colony
nov centred at the Cape May Golf Club Tho
greens committee has made number of sweeping
changes in the handicaps for the mems events
Spencer =. Wright, ir., of the University of
Pennsylvania players, has profited by increase
in his handicap ny winning three more points
which ties him for the lead with H G IToIten
Each has q total Of u points.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

Z wss llttls moro than an exercise sHI1Op fOE
soEie early speed
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
CROWDS sEE GOSHEN RACES.

MddletOwn. y. Y, Aus. 22-The racing az Goshen
track this afternoon witnessed BY fully EIGHT
Thousand persons. The summaries
Pacing (22a purse S5OOl-JeTFy b In three
straight heats: Billy 5. second; silver Har third
time 2:lsA.
2;16 class; purse sSsOl-Daniel won: Ea,s-
second Henry c.. third time. 2.l7L
Pacing (purse sdtsli-TOmuy H. On tnTes sfraigh.
heats; Glitter Lad. second: Algestone. third Best tl-
2.lSi.
TIotting C24O class: for farmers unanishesl-Stony
Ford and HlldFsth each heat
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

Pittsburg Aug. 22.-In game to-day character
lied by sharp fielding. Pittsburs defeated New York
by score OF 2~tO Z
The game interrupted by rain IN sh- middle
Of the fifth inning for half an hour. The winning
run was scored by Fitchey on a base on balls, .
sacrifice by Leach and a single By Clarke.
IL Is now conceded that the Giants have pracc-
Calv Chanca In winning the pennAnt-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

schooner Ickie Boy. which covered the thirtyrlile
course in hours and 90 minutes. The cup
won last year by the schooner Elmina. owned by
F. +. Brewster. OF the New York Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
BROOKLYN WINS AT LAST.

Cincinnati, Aug. 22.-BrOOklyn fell Fraser sn
the fifth inning for four runs and pass two
singles. JOrdans triple and twO-bass HIT. and won
the game by score Of 20 &. Weimer. who sue
ceeded Fraser in the sixth, compelled retire
after facing two batsmen because of injury TO
his fingers. Hall finished the game The score fol-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

four-ball match fin which amateurs and profess
sionals will engage, has ben arranged for next
Wednesday at the Deal Golf and Country Club.
J. F. Stanley, jr. of the home club and Willie
Norton the clubs professional. will oppose Paul E.
Heller captain of the Forest Hill Field Club. and
George Pearson. the ctub's pro" Two years ago,
when Pearson played at Deal. he went round in
record figures.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
ED. CUSTER'S FUTURITl
At RE1DTILLE
Argot Boy Beats 4Ardelle in Norfolk
Stake for PAGERS.

h1eaoVllle' Mass. Aug. 22.-The unlocked for
victory OF Ed. Custer in the American Horse
breeders futurity stake for three-year-oIds and
the arrest Of six men charged with bookmaking
or being present We're the features os tho second
days Grand Circuit meet at the ReadviIla tra u,
To-day The other stake event the Norfolk.
Ior <'os PAGERS. was won by Argot Boy, which
TOOK all three heats FL Villagro took tnree heats
IN the 2;l2 trOt without difficulty
The futurity stake was valued at 81 and
is the first of the large futurities of the wear.
Gay Bingen was the choice but came on the
track slightly lame. At the start of the first
neat he remained in second position TO the hack
s'retch when he moved up and at the turn was
haIr length in the lead Cochato came I'D
strong and carried the leader to a break in the
stretch and Won by length. Ed Custer was
fourth
In the second heat Ed. Custer kept close to
Cochato, and at the far turn the latter broke
and the Wisconsin horse won easily
t-a custer in the third heat. led from wire to
WIRE The time of the first heat was within a
quarter OF a second of the worlds record (211H)
ior three-year-old stations, held by Cresceus.
, Araelie the Geers entry, the favorte for
the Norfolk, but Cox kept Argot Boy close to
Arcele in the first heat until the half was
reached when he went into the lead and finished
last IN ZHt312. beating the record for the stake.
5-;VfSt made by Morning Star. The next two
HetIs were easy for the New Hampshire horse.
II was not until the final heat of the PIP trot
mat FL Milagro was challenged by JENNY Scott
but the mare did not have the necessary speed
TO catcE the gelding.
secretary Jewett said after the races to-day
that there would he pool selling on the races at
the track Tomorrow. Notwithstanding the raid
to-day The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SECOND GAME.

Two-base hits-Conroy q. Chase, WllIlaIns, DAVIS
Three-base hit-Jones. Hits-Oh HOgg and
twothirds innings; OF Griffith in seven and one-thiTd
Williams Eberfeld and Chase; Isben. Davis and D0no
hue. Left on bases-Chicago. 4; New York. TO- First
base balls-Om Hosg. q off Owen, 4. First base on
errors-Chicago. .; New York. Hit by pitched ball
Hogg. 1 Wild pitch-Owen. Time. 200 Umpires-
and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
ns 40 years ola: seOO addea.
WEIGHTS FOR BEvERwycK HANDICAP.

IBy Telegraph TO The Trbune.l
hfstosa, n. Y. Aug. a.-The weights for the
s''eFUyck Handicap which is TO be run here next
's'uFday. follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
FIRST GAME.

'batted Cnesbro N slAth
Chicago .................... o o GO
New York.................. q o o o O-1
Hts-On Chesbro. in SIX innings. Home run-Con-
Sacrifice hits-Jones Isbell- stolen base-Suli-
Double play-Davs and DCnonue- Left bases
Chicago. L. New York, s. First base balls-OH Clark
son. 3; off Walsh 9. First base errOr-Chicago
Struck out-By Chesbro 2; by ClarksOn, I; by Walsh
2. Time, 1j5. Cmpires-Evans and Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

AT Troy-Troy 3; Utica first game); Toy. q; Utica.
Second game)
At Binghamton-scranton 1; BinEhanton. first
game); Scranton. 4; Bnghamtcn. 1 second same)
At Syracuse-Wilkes- Barre, S; syracuse.
At Abany-Abany 4; A., ]. & G.. 3 first game); A.
] & G. 4: Albany. o (secOnd camel
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
T1MERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago Increases Lead BIZ Defeat
inc Yankees Tsuice.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
(nrst game). Philadelphia. 8; 81. Louis. 3.
Chicago IL; New York. Boston. g. Detroit.
(secOnd camel.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
RACING OSTRICH SICK.
Could Not Appear at Nesc City
Masonic Day Yesterday.

New City. n. Y. Aus. 22 (speciaD.-The second
day of the Rockland County Fair was devoted 20
the Masonic order.
Representative Townsend Scudder. Grand Mas
ter. and his staf present, we'll members
of Worth I4Odse No no: United Brethren Lodge
No. 26S; TeutOnia Lodge. aud many from lodges
throughout Rocl1,a1d County.
The following persons blue ribbons IN the
horse show: Joseph ]. Ryan. Suffern. n. Y; Mary
NJ Volger. Park Ridge. N j.: e S. PaImA Nan
uet. n. Y; William Hickey. Manuel; Daniel Nc
Cloud. New City: H. F. Hartins. Manuel: Herman
Baker New City: Assemblynan CarnOchan. New
City: John EbeTNnS. New City: jacob Groom
Pearl River; Joseph Smith. New City: Henry !.
Stettler New City; z. De Bevous. New City; Van
Wyck Rossite-. Nyack: F. T Connelly Saddle
River. N j.; j. S. Murray. Chester: Mrs. C. y.
Ryan Suffer-; Charles Ridseway, Pomona. and
Garrett Springstern. New City.
While DistrI,t Manager o. S. RossbOrough. os
the New York Telephone COMPANY. Was sIIve~i~-
tending the placing of telephone in the Cfice os
A. A. Vande- -bit the secretary, an employe OF the
company disturbed nest OF hornets. and IN the
rush that followed youth fell from a stand and
The ostrich advertised TO contest with atrottins
horse did not appear. President Stafford recently
VILE Fla, to race for $3.50 Yesterday the driver
of the ostrich, w. W. Ford. telephOned from New
Dogs we're judged this afternoon e NJ Oiden OF
New York, was judge. and he awarded blue ribbons
vale; Mrs Helen Overmyer. Bardonia: Mrs. u. A.
Barry New Glty 4 y. SatoFa.sn Nl9la: J. a eil9s-
man Carrochan, New City; Joseph J. Ryan. Su>-
YORK: Mrs a. Hu65ell West Nyack DR. G. MassSne
hacker. New York; DR.. N F. Fenry. Park
New York f. r. VauShn Gcneers: D a BaFns.ss
son. New York Miss T. r. Gilchrst. Nyack; Will
Close finishes marked the $50 tFOt. Williara Cal
lagher, or Parkway Long Island won three
done eleverly that the judges called him 20 ths
@t9nd lie refused to testify and was ruled out.
TroTTING AND PACING $50 cIAss-PURsE $3.50
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

The women IF the Ocean Country Club, Far
Rockaway, will compete for the presidents cup
to-day, tomorrow and Saturday. Mrs. Benjamin
and Miss Blur two of the leading players OF the
club recently made eighteen-hOle scores of 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
Roat and owre-.
THE ICKIE BOY WINS CUP.

Halifax. n. s.. Aug. 22-The race for the Prince
OF Wales Cup was won to-day by Captain Rose
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
RIVERSIDE TENNIS CLUB CONTESTS

The second round Of the open singles in the
tournament the courts of the Riverside Tennis
Club completed yesterday.
Two matches were played in the mems doubles.
The consolation singles and probably the mixed
doubles will be started to-day. The summaries
follow:
Riverside Tennis Club open singles first r0undl
M Touchard defeated q. Simmons by default
rounds. Isaacs defeated William Runk ca.
6-l; H. ]. defeated NJ Touchard by default: :
Georg" sanger defeated w Knox, 81 ca; Dr. W.
grew defeated a; Hamln. 6l "a ID: A. Dedercr de
feated A. Richie G-f CO: g. TouChard defeated I.
II. Cooke. 90. Sc; NJ Bmt defeated w. H. Connell.
0-S. e..
Goodman defeated A. Ritchie V. Meehan. 4-G e.
-: DT w Rosenbcum and W II. Conne defeated W,
=. CIytiss ard f.. r. Lee, 3. G-2
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PHILADELPHIA. 5; ST. LOUIS. 3.

PHILADELPHIA. 5; ST. LOUIS. g.
At Philadelphia:
ST. Louis ..............i o o 0 o ga 10 4
Batteries Philadelphia. Coakley. Coombs. Wad-
dell and SchTeCk: St. Louis. Petty and O'Connor
Umpire-O Loughlin.
BOSTON. 3; DETROIT, ,.
RHE
Boston .................S d999d I9x$ 2
Patteries-BostOn Young and Carrigan; Detroit
DonOhue and Payne Umpire-Sheridan-
WASHINGTON, Z; CLEVELAND. 0.
RH E.
Washington .........O o 0 0 o Q 0 x-4 0
Cleveland ............. o o 90 1
Batterics-W Washington. Smith and Warner; Cleve-
land, Bernhardt and Bemis. Cmpire-ConnOlly.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
N4TION4L LEAGUE.
Giants Lose to Pittsbrg By q Score
of to 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
ttsburg 2: New YOr I. Chicago. a: Peiate 'ia. =
TOoklyn. 2. Cincinnati. 8 ST. Louis. 9; Boston,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

Golfers from a variety Of clubs in the East are
playing at Deal these days Walter Stoddart, the
nrofessionai of the Wee Burn Golf Club, played
around with a party of friends yesterday and re-
firrned in s.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
CHICAGO. =: PHILADELPHIA. g.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Rochester s: Jersey city. 8 Newark l. Montreal
first Cnd Same)-
F3ochester 2; Jersey o Providence Toronto.
second gane). G.sEt samel.
Montreal. 8. Newark. III Providence. Toronto
gamel tsecond gasnel-
Buffalo. 5; Baltimore. l.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

Earned runs-NcW York, J. sacrifce hIt.-t1!6scns !
Leach. Devin. Stolen bases-NIcGann. StEa1s pouola
Plays-WasneT. Rtehey and Nealol; Strans Dahsn and
McGann First Lass balls-Or Willis. 2; OF Mathew
son. s. Struck out-By Willis. tSTt on ta@>s-Pitts-
burg. Q; New York. 1. Time. 1;40. Cu1t-es-Eusis
and Klein.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PITTSBCRG
TotaIs :. 80 9 8 2Ill {
o o o o 4 o o o ia
4 b b b b b D b 81

.Batted Gibson in ninth inning tRat.et Tor
Willis liz the ninth inning 1.-TWO out when vl1ninS E1n
made
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

vo-base hts-SmoOt. Mccarthy. Bergen Te-ee1a
hts-SchleI Jordan Sacrifice hitNaloney stolen bases
Kelley. Jude. Double plays-Dsal LObert and Frase-s
LObe-t Higgins and Deal Mccarthy (lnasssteGl Struck
oUt-By Fraser. 8; by Hail. 2: by Scanlon 2 Bases on
balls-On Fraser Hall. I; of Scanlon, G. HTS
or Fraser innings: Welmer. IN "a inning:
Hail. IN 32s innings Time. 2:O5. UmpIre-OfDays {.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

baseball To-day, q Il. M.-Agnsrfcan Nsaxu, Pa.h
y. y. Americans Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SARATOGA RACING SUMMARIES.

ss 7sgs. ;se @ r half '""s' sta" "" easily
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-29

Fresh eggs l71zc. Red Front.
Mrs. James Kendel went to Eaton
Tuesday.
The nobbiest things in spring suit
inps at Harry Swanson's, the tailor.
Miss Nora Rugh returned to Den
YER Monday after visit with her
parents. .
Walter Kindred is able to get out
again after serious illness Win
pneumonia.
Miss Florence DeVotie returned TO
Ault Tuesday after a few days visit
in Greeley.
TRY some Of that Morrell's bacon
,rom the Platt Cash Market. Moth
ing like it anywhere.
See the new spring styles ana
goods for men at the Sharples 1a''or'
ing company, 7l5H Main street, up
See Harry Swanson's mammoth
stock of spring suitings for gentle
men. Largest and best stock ever
In the city.
P Bastgen of Atchison, kansas, s.
came to Greeley last Friday ana lelI
Tuesday. While here he was the
guest OF C. Rugh and family.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-29

Mrs. W. E. Gillespie was Dem
yer visitor Tuesday.
That large spring stock Of mons
suitings is. now in at Harry Swan
sons.
Barnes does heavy and light dray-
age. Leave orders at Klein &
Waggoner's grocery.
Porcelain dinner sets given away
to our customers. The biggest snap
vet. See them. Red Front.
Miss Edith Garrlgues returned to
Denver Tuesday morning after ten
DAYS visit with her father, j. E.
Garrigues.
II you are figuring on a new spring
suit and want the latest in pattern
and best in tailoring call on Harry
Swanson, the tailor.
Miss Agnes Zimmerman of Home,
Colo., was III Greeley for a short
visit with the family Of Sam Brewer
and others last week.
W. B. Star returned to Greeley
Friday morning after four weeks
spent at various eastern points. Mr..
Star visited two weeks with his
daughters at Finley, Ohio.