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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13
gflfet Miscellany.
David and Jonathan.
BY COSMO HAMILTON


Giynie and Hllgay, whose friend
snip puts that OF David and Jonathan
to The right about were fated to b.
D tied against each other in every
thing.
They eemented their friendship b.,
blacking each Others eyes whel
Glynde was = and Hilgay 10. They
both played cricket. Hilgay's most
brilliant innings for Cambridge was
stopped at SO by magnificent catcl
by Glynde of the Oxford eleven
Naturally enough, it came to pass
that Glynde and Hilgay fell in love
with the same girl. At least, that is
only my way OF putting it, Glynd'
and HiIgay would tell you, if they
liked you well enough to discuss the
matter tn you, that they were il
love with the only girl in the world.
Men in love are never accurate.
There was, to both of them, toucL
of tragedy about this last coincidence
They were dining IN town together on
an { If evening to see the MAN O.
many colors" at The Aihambra after
ward.
With something in blatancy Hilgay
had said, "Jack, I'm in love"
Jack GIynde put down his cigar
and turned very pale.
IL don't believe you. Its--it's alb
Surd.'
A bsurd? Good heavens, why?'
said Hllyav.
'.Brcaus- | am, too, and we're dead
certain to he in love with the SANE
girl"
A little chilled silence fell upon the
two men. For moment they sat
looking at each other, superstitious
horror in the eyes of both. Neither
dared to ask what was her name.
Glynde waited for Hilgay to give
the name, and HlIgay for Glynde. AT
last they made simultaneous move
ment. Their theatre tickets were in
their pockets, but, with that tacit un-
derstanding which can exist only be.
tween bosom friends, they turned
away from the Alhambra and madt
for the Enbankment. Each felt that
air was necessity. The Embark
ment is the only place in London
where it can b." found.
For an hour. arm in arm, they pac.
ed the flags ones Sometimes G .ynde s
hand would close hard on Hilgay's
arm, as though to say Nv .atcvrr hal,-
pens, old mon. Not hing mattrrs," and
sometimes HIgay woulu squecz
Giynde's hand tight against his ribs
and Glynie knew that he was sayin ,
Whoever she is. old man, we are pals
to the end" 1t is we'll said that the
love Of one man for another passes
the love of woman These two never
really knew what their trie ndship
meant until the woman came into their
Ives
With a sudden Inspiration H lgay
took out hafa own.
Heads or tails Jack?' he said.
"Headsw said Jack.
Teddy Hilgay uncovered. 1t was
tails, be said. Glynde cleared his
throat, took Hilyay's arm. and start I'd
walking away from the Embankment
at tour miles an hour toward the Ok
70 d and Cambridge Club.
Cn the steps of the Club Gynde
made mighty ,rt.
ENID Alerton," be said. and then
locked sharply round at Teddy. He
8 W rave OF blood fly into his face
and telr ! is arm tremble.
"Good Lo,d!" said Hilgay.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13
4loetry.
A IIO ESICK BOY.

A HON. ESICk BOY.
I'm visiting at Aunt Maria's,
And I'm hom sick as can he;
It's sawdust ard SD wins for breakfast,
And shavin's nd sawdust for tea!
She saws it amt ga dust nor shavin's,
But some kind f nu-triment food;
ANYWAY, faint pie nor doughnuts,
Nor fritters, ror anything good!
She never has I'm or cookies,
SIZE says they are awful for me-;
We eat 'em like sixty at our house,
AMI we're all of us healthier'n she!
She won't let me Rave any sugar
Because it will give me the gout;
AID meat can't swallow a mite of
TIL I've chawed it an hour about!
Didn't know had any liver,
Cause, you see, was never sick much,
But I'm hungry for all can think Of
'Cept sawdust and shavin's I'D such.
Oh, | want to see ma and Louisa
And Grandma and my old ball!
But guess I'm homesickar for dou shnuts
Than ANYTHING else at all!
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13

She has black eyes. Does she get
them from her mother.
No. From her husband.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sasss's sssss the Of MzzzSzzM

Knicker-W hats the matter? Didn't
you have a full house2
Bocker-Yes; but the other fellows
had q senate.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13
Could your Home be Surprised.

HAVE you became accustomed to your furniture and floor
coverings that you cont notice that things need repac
ing?
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13

CAN'T we induce you to look CRITICAL, and see if y"
couldn't be comfortable by reurnshing
rev adding beautiful Modern well made pieces of FUR
NITURE here and there Or Possibly Matngs Rugs
told pleasure.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13
CASToRTA
Bears the n1he Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss &HAZzzSx

He-Millionaires are very common
nowadays.
She-Some of them always were!
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13

WE your with superb line of the most modern
furniture and floor covering and we'll charge whatever you
and accept in payment the smallest amounts when most
venent you
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-13
CA5ToRTA
Bears the nIhe Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ss NXHZzzx

Father-What is your new young
mans profession
Heiress-Oh he is poet.
Father--Oh! I canmanage him, but
that football player gave me lot Of
rouble.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
tementer 22o man arc anstalda

tementer 22o man arc anstalda i
arbete. l EFT stort kok med sex
kockar och tjugo bitraden tillre-
des maten for de upptradande ar
tisterna och arbetarne. En- areal al
ito acres behofves for talten. Has
tarnes antal uppgar till 800 och for
att halla dem med skor har cirku-
sen en- smedja med fem assJor.
Svenska booker tillhandahallas
hos Fridlund & Johnson, o28-4 st.
Billig hyra och smS tighter
CORA Diet mojligt for oss att salja
klader billieare an de stora butt.
kerna.
G. d Hanson & Co.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
M0slToReNs ltLtFoNNuMMER 675

F6dd:: Den II dernes en- dot
ter TIL Mr. och Mrs c. A. Johnson
6I5 Court st.
EHHgthvad annons a annat stall
lie tillkannagifver upptrader Sells
Flo;o cirkus harstades den 6 den
mes Denna cirkus har / sin an
stallning emot 1000 personer,
som 40 ofdelade i IS olika depar-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01

Det ar ingen plats for groceri
eller k0tthandel som ar battre att
besoka an | mr.. IIII 4th st.
Larson & Anderson.
7eIegyam anlande hit onsdags
fran Mr. Victor Johnson att han
anlandt valbehallen till Goteborg
tillika med sin familj och Mr. A.
Sodren fran Chicago.
En- 26 gammal arbetare vid
namu Raymond de Vries rakade
i onsdagsqvall att ia sina klader
indragna ! en- hastigt roterande
maskinaxel / Cudahy Packing Cos
svinslagteri, der han arbetade. In
nan nagon kunee komma honom
till help, hade han fatt brostkor-
gen krossad och kladerna fullstan-
digit slitna fran kroppen med un-
dantag af skorna. Han dog ma
era minuter efterat imam den till
kallade lakaren hunnit AMANDA.
Hans unga hustru, SON vid till.
fallet vistades hos slaktingar i Ne
brasks. erholl senare pa qvallen
telegrafsk underattelse ON sin
mans sorgliga slut.
Frdn
Nasta sondag halles foljands
gudstJanster.
Hogmassan klockar 1896 FIN.
Sondagsskola 1905 e. m.
Bibel klass pa svenska 1905 e. m.
Gudstjenst i Concordia $50 EN-.
Aftonsang 500 e. m.
- Nasta onsdagskvall klockan
alta halles gudstjenst i kapellet
pa vestsidan,
Den Aldre Diakonissfore-
ningen sammantrader till sits ma
nadsmote nasta torsdags klockan
tire pa eftermiddagen hos mrs VIM
Peterson pa I'd &sHamilton SITS.
Var aldre syforening efter
att en- langre It'd hafva medlagt
1itig arbete. annar halla auktion
nasta fredags kvall den s juni i
kyrkans underwriting. Narmare
underrattelse gives i nasta mr. at
denna tidning.
Hattar, Skjortor. Undertake
m. m. at ALA Stag hos.
G. ID. Hanson & Co.
En- Is ar gammal Aicka vid
MANN Pearl Collins blef forliden
redagseftermiddag ofverkord och
ogonblickligen dodad at EFT Illi-
nois central jernvagens passagera-
retag nara Omaha jernvagens
verkstader. Bada hofterna afven-
som benen och halsen krossades.
Den So sorgligt omkomua unga
flickan hushallade for sin fader,
som ar enkling
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
Sioux City.

>Ven5ka M0nttorens kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
oval
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
= III bdIu nos ala apOtekare,
Hall's Family PILLS Aro de basta.

0aAs3auny EuIo arc 90 Dasta.
MFmOytai dagen Trades har i
onsdags pa vanligt satt med de-
korerande af de ahidna soldater.
mas grafvar. Kontoren voro stang
da fran middagstiden o. gresham.
delshusen fran XII I e. m,
Miss Olga Aronson afreste
forliden tisdag till Chicago, hvari-
fran hon sallskap med Gin mos
ter Miss Rosie Kellgren afreser till
Sverige med en- af Hamburg : A
mericanl linens angare, som az
gar fran New York den 7 dennes.
Mrs Fredell fran Akron, la har
har varit har pa besok. Hennes
dotter Ginhild har erhallit an
stallning hos Davidson Bros.
Miss Stella Jacobson, dotter till
pastor Jacobson Brooklyn. har
pa genomreea till Alta, la gjort
EFT besok hos herrskapet VIM
Johnson.
Sc vara kostymer fran $3.50 till
hogre pris o. jemfor dem med an
era. Ar nj ej belaten, sd far nj
edra pengar tillbaka.
G.. d. Hanson & Co.
Damers proftofior till halfya
priset hos Fridlund & Johnson.
hornet at a & Virginia Street.
Mr. G. D. Hanson erholl i man
days te~legraiisk underrattelse att
hans moder ahidit / slit hem /
Valla, Flistads forsamling, 0ster-
gotland, j en- alder aft u ar. Mr.
Hausons kompanjon, c. + Fogel-
quist, fck afvenledes fotliden lorl
dag kabeltele gram fran Mora, Da-
%larns, med uadeIratteise att hans
fader ailidit der foregaende dag
! en- aid r. af 70 ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01

I den svenska b~aptistkyrkan. hornet af
10 och Virginia SITS. predikan hvarje SON
dag XII. 1915 Z. M. och S Q. M. ing
domsmote halles XII. 5 e. m. B0nemote
Evarje torsdagsqvall XII. 8.
L. JOHANSON. Pastor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
Kyrkonotiser.

Syeuska miasionskyrkan, hornet ST 7
och Court streets. Sondsgar: sondsgs-
skola kl. 8 {. m. predikan XII. 10 As
(. M. ungdomsmote XII. 5 9. M, predikan
XII. 8 9. m. T~orsdagar. XII 8 Q. m.
Pastor j. Peterson.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01
500 BEL0NTNc noe.

Denna tidnings lagare will vara glada ofver-t.
srtara, att der err Diet mlnsta en- fruktad siukdc IA.
oom vetensbapen ar stand till att kurera / aha
ueeS etadlcr och Diet ar katarr. Halls Catarrh Cure
ar Diet enda yerkliga botemedel lakarekonsten
Sanner. Da katarr ar en- Unconstitutional sj@.-
dom, fordrar den en- konstitutIonel bebandlfnc
HAIRS Catarrh Cure tages in, verkar dIrekt ri
eiodet och slemhinnornat systemet, tillIntetgOc
deryid sjukdomens orsak och giver patientua
styrka, vfd att uppbygga konstitutionen och
h!elpa naturen att CORA slit arbete. Egarne har
ca mycken tllltro till dess valg0rande kraft, ats
dc erbjuda Tundra Dollars for hvarje fall, hva-
rest denna medicin ej verkar botande. Sand
otter lista af ioford. Tillskrif.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
81 TIL salu hos ALA apotekare, 76c.
Halls Family Pills Arc de basta-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-01

For ait tillbringa sommaren
Sverige afreste hartman | lordag,
miss Selma Nystrom och sondag'
miss Elm Grim, miss Christin,
Johnson,mr Chas Bloomberg,n1t,
Fred Holt och miss Alma Holt.
Forliden vecka afreste ocksa har
fran mr. George Anderson pa vJg
till Diet "gamla landet'.
KonSuiG. N Swan afreser ! NOR.
|gon och hr I'd. Hanson pa sor
for att via New York, och Ham
burg besoka Sverige.
Under Konsul Swans resa
Europa, for hvilken Ian beviljat.
iyra mauaders tjanstledighet.k om.
mer hans broder, hr Victor a
Swan. att hafva hand on. de ko.
sulara arenderna.
Globe Dollar Corsets sale,
morgon till soc hos
Larson--Swan Dry Goods CO
Mr. Alex Larson har aterKDm
NIT fran EFT besok i Winfield La.
Damernas hjelpforening tilih6
rande den svenska M. Z. forsauI.
lingen kommer torsdagen den "a
dennes att halla en- S. k. Claw.
Social" i Morningsid hornet Al
St. Marys och 7 ave., 3 block %
der ON St. Aubin stationen. G.,
&c, kakor och jordgubbar serv< a
for en- afgift at IS cents. God uu-
six presteras. Inkomsten anvan-
des for afbetalande at forsamln
gems kyrkoskuld.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
ON FOOTBALL CHANGES.
John &. Bell Makes Forecast of
What May Be Done zcith Rules.

Philadelphia, Dec. 15-FIve important changes in
the football rules for 1907 were forecast TODAY
by John c. Bell. Pennsylvanias representative on
the football rules committee. which will meet nex,
Saturday in New York. Mr.. Bell outlined the
changes follows:
F1rst-Substituting distance penalty for loss Of
the pail when a forward pass hits the ground
&c otnu-Snanglng On the rules so as to allow line
used In mass plays from tackle TO tackle
Ihird-lmiting the operation of the 5-yord zona
on each side OF centre, that forward pass fror1
the outside may legally this zone "
Fourth-One more down inside the 9sverd ,,rs
FlfthaExtenston OF playing time from thirty 10
IT is quite likely said Mr. Bell that some such
chahses as nave indicated will be proposed. and
1t If certain that the ideas embodied in then, will
be discussed and something done along these lines
although. OF course. not necessarily In exactly tho
form mentioned
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

OF 2,260 miles laps. which was made by Root
and Fogler. Breton was leading the riders at
the time.
Foger Eddie Roots partner. was loudly
Missed and hooted at by the crowd off and on
during the day because of the criticism of his
r1dlng during the week Fogler or Root made no
attempt to set the pace, being contented to re-
main In third or fourth position, usually right
eye on these riders.
Walthour jumped the bunch at 10 o'clock and
got half a lap, when he was relieved by John
Bedell, who continued the sprint Root was re-
Eeved by Fogler, who rode high on the bank
that there was imminent danger of a spill. The
man with the red flag again came TO the rescue
OF the distressed. although at that time it seemed
to all In the Garden, with the exception OF the
officials, that Walthour and Bedel had again
gained the lost lap.
Emil Georget and his brother then tried a
sprint and forged ahead for quarter of a lap
when they subsidized. Wathour and BedelI tried
three times again to worry the bunch, and sue
ceeded in getting half lap each try. The
galleries Kissed and groaned- while they cheered
Walthour and his partner
Well, Bobbys sure TO get his 5000. even IL
he doesn't get the lap" remarked one of the
ratlbrds. IT'S all in the game"
Dr. Darlington, Commissioner of Health, said
yesterday that he had sent Deputy Commission
er Bensel to the Garden Friday TO make an
inspection, and that he had reported that there
were no sanitary violations which called for
drastic action. He said that he would send an
other inspector to the Garden yesterday to make
another inspection.
Battalion Chiefs Begins and McQuaid went
10 the Garden in the afternoon and ordered
box removed on the Goth street side and on the
9th street side, at the centre of the Garden so
as to afford better facilities for exit These
Were about all the changes they suggested
Police Commissioner Bingham would not an
nounce the report of Deputy Commissioner
Mathot yesterday. but said:
THE conditions at the Garden are very bad
They are much worse. in fact, than the news
papers have told"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
OPPOSES WISCONSIN COMING EAST
Secretary Of Alumni Association Saws Crew
Should Not Row at Poughkeens;s

Madison. Wis. Dec. l5-Max Ioah sao-a+a-,. 4,
the Wisconsin Alumni Association and editor or
the alumni magazine. issued a statement last niSh,
In which he strongly advocates abandonment or
'he pohcy or sending crews East every June 10
keepsie eA "' 0ush-
ne declares the natural field of athletics for U,s
' h is IN the Middle West: that an intercollegiate
rowing association should be organized nv sucb =,
,,S 0.s western universities have aquatic facili
herw.H Lat series OK rowing races should be held
'nehts OF the universityi that an Eastern trtn q
expensive: that. owing to natural dlr,cuIties w.
po"ah, Is unable to aeruit herself creditably at
unversTv re.avss @ mat the advertising which the
CURED ''e expense and trouble In
ouest ns ing as y does on the eve of the purnosed 20
OF cTau "' cnsch pt regents for the empoymen,
Question OF coacn IN Inc regents will pass on the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
INDOOR LAWN TENNIS.
Heights Casino Players, of Brook
Ign, Beat Boston Cadets.

Displaying speed and aggressiveness upon the
indoor lawn tennis courts, the team of the
Heights Casino of Brooklyn yesterday defeated
the team of the Cadet Corps. of Boston, in the
second Of the championship series of matches
for the honors of the Inter City Indoor League.
1t was the second defeat that the Bostonians
had experienced. as two weeks ago they were
beaten by the team of the 9TH Regiment.
Hugh Tallant. the Harvard veteran; c. NJ
Bull. jr.. champion Of the Crescent Athletic
Club: Frederick B. Alexander METROPOLITAN
Casino yesterday, while the Boston representa-
tives were Richard Bishop. B. 8. Blake. P L.
Schuyler and G. Walworth. For the Cadets
Blake was the only player to score set. as hs
Won his first from Bull
Tallant and Bishop came out at IL a. m for
the singles. The Harvard player was easily at
his best, as he made of his powerful drives
on the canvas covered floor. Bishop was puz-
zltd by the long. low bounds. and as it was i'm
possible for him TO get UP TO the net lost the
match at 6-3 and "a
The early contest of the afternoon session on
the courts brought together Bull and Blake
The latter accomplished some excellent placing
In the first set. and by getting up to the net and
smashing at critical periods, was successful In
scoring the set at 81 before Bull had his game
champion. and his good and timely placed
drives, however. worked havoc In Blakes court
during the next two sets. that Bull finally
scored the match at 4-6. 6-3 and 6-3.
Frederick B. Alexander and W. G. De Mile
paired in the doubles They came up to the net
constantly, and volleyed so rapidly through tho
opposite court. which p. L. Schuyler and G.
Walworth defended that the latter were con-
stantly compelled TO fall back The Boston pair
lobbed with good effect, but were unable TO turn
the tide of defeat, and lost the match in straight
sets at 6-4. Ga.
Following the matches meeting of the rem
resentatives of the intercity clubs was held and
William b. Cragin, jrr 7th Regiment Lawn Ten
mis- Club. was elected president of the organiza-
tion with Richard Bishop, Cadet Corps Boston
secretary and treasurer. The MoyamensinV
Lawn Tennis Club of Philadelphia was elected
TO membership in the league. and its repre-
sentative. Ewing Stille. will endeavor TO arrange
matches with the other clubs of the organization
TO be played during the indoor season
The record of the points won and lost ror -bs
interctty championship follows: 7th Regimen
Lawn Tennis Club. won 8. lost o; Heights Ca
ton, won 0. lost s.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Horses and Carriages
COLLEGE CHESS TEAMS.
Players and PaiTngs for Annud
-Four Cornered Tournament.

E. A Caswell manager Of the Columbia Har.
ward. Yale and Princeton chess tournament. an.
1ounced yesterday that the following PLAYERS will
represent their respective colleges at the annual
intercollegiate tourney. 10 be played on December
20. 21 and p at the West Side Republican Club. in
this city:
BlTmberg and O. Brown; substitute. H. c Rams
HaEyaTd-o A. BEackett. C T Mcclure. E I
Uttley.
Yale-E B. Burgess c. P. Kimban. F. T. Kslse,
Pr1nCeton-W. VI. Ward. l.. W stephens Z. VIII
iams and NJ. NJ McDermott: substitute H 9
Richard.
The pairing for the three days has been ..
ranged as follows:
December 20 Columbia vs. Harvard. Yale vs..
IT TrlnSel0nl-6apaolanca vs.. Brac6ett. Mcclure vs.
ward VS. Burgess. Kimball Us. stephens Williams
VS. heIsey. ThurstGn vs.. McDerm9tt
december 21-Columbia Yale Harvard vS
Frinceton. Burgess VS.. Capabanca. Wolff vs. KIN
naL Kelsey vs.. Blumberg, Brown vs. ThursOl
braSkett VS. Ward Stephens vs.. Mcclure. Gruenlns
vs. Williams. MCDermOtu VS.. Johnson.
December 22-Columbia vs. Princeton Harvard
vs. Yale. Capablanca vs. Ward. stephens VS. Won
Blumberg VS., Williams. McDerm0tt vs. B.oSn
VS. Gruenins. Johnson vs.. Thurston.
be played early in January Of next year between
the purse of $1,000 is in the hands Of the treasurer
Philadelphia. As soon as Marshall returns 10 US
city from his tour through the West and South 'a'
PAYERS VIII arrange all the details
and Mieses intend visiting this country in me nA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
NEW FIAT FEATURES.
c. H. Tangeman Just Back from the fae''i'
in Turin.

G. III. Tangeman. president Of the hoI- ls -, !,
pany. has Just returned from an eXtenaeu Vs. -
the Flat factory at Turin, where he nia 0S's !,
ing out the 1907 models. giving special S''s ,ss
the new six-cylindsr 5o-horsepOwer car a'.~ sr,t
Fiat Town Chassis OF 15-hOrSepower- - a.
appearance OF these cars IN this country VIZ
the Madison Square Garden show. IN Jah' s;y-
Mr.. Tangeman stated that In placIAs ,,any
cylinder car before the public the Flsl - ,hs
had decided TO follow the general des'sA rad
four-c cylinder S5-horsepower modeL w. !..s,sogy
proven so eminently successful and A,,.atyon
He said that It would be found upon eA.,s .-,ras By
that the six-cylinder engine was ehaEer sr-ssnower
the same simplicity OF design as the S'- S,',s has
model In fact the six-cylnder fla' sra this
only one new feature connected Win -, ~ ons
Mr.. Tangeman considers moSs my
namely. a six throw crank shaft ,,s stated
He was most enthusiastic about uhs :. ,bs Fa:
that 20 this one feature the engineers Thsg
company had given the greatest tynes OF -
carefully studied all the dlHelsSl IN the past
throw crank shafts manufacturer - - alf Of nes.
after having given due considerStlvnta vnal,sys va
devised a crank shaft which tneS '0 s.l
tmNroV ement upon any otner Aa5 made spsssx-
Mr. Tangeman stated that ne h,i,. r complete snniiss
ing or Fiat cars at the MadilS5vn, Tan cafnlaF
exhibition The space Of the hvts -ntrapce sJey,
10 the left of the m.sass mss ths eSraa
as Fiat ears now lead IN imports sea:urss y :
will undoubtedly be one OF the
allow.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
PENNSYLVANIA MAY PLAY cHJCAGo
Another Interseotional Football Game Is
Likely Next Season.

Philadelphia, Dec B.-Followins the discontinu-
ance OF the annual contests with Harvard and Nh.
taking on OF Michigan. comes the announcement
that in all probability the University of PennsyI-
vania will meet the University OF Chicago next fall
In football on Franklin Field. In this city
District Attorney John c. Bell the University OF
Pennsylvania member of the rules committee and
one of the University of Pennsylvanla's athletic
leaders. said to-day
pennsylvania and Chicago likely TO meet in
Football next fall II the game is played IL will
be on Franklin Field. as we play Michigan at Ann
Arbor November"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
EVANS WINS CRoss-c0UNTRY RUN

Ithaca, N y. Dec. l6.-The College OF Mechanical
Engineering won the intercollcge cross-couatry
race for the Howard Ehric cup held to-day under
the auspio;oi Of Cornell University. The race was
over a threlvmile course. l.. III. Evans OF the class
OF 'ON. finished first in l6 minutes and 10 seconds,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
CHAUNCEY WINS AT DYKER MEADOW.
Makes Best Net and Gross Scores in Handi-
cap Golf Tournament.

Ihirty entries were posted for the medal play
handicap yesterday the Dyker Meadow Golf
s sIup. a thrd OF the number returned cards the
hrst prize going 10 Daniel Chauncey who had hest
gross ana net scores The summary follows
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
NEW YORK \. c.

The summary Of the senior team champion
ship follows: