davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
LABOR DAY PARADE.
ENDS IN DOUBLE
SHOOTING
Frisco Celebration Winds up in
a Fight.
MARCHERS ATTACK CAR MEN
Electric Cars Run Through Parade aud
Workmen Attacked the Motomen
Who Used Revolvers.

SAN FRANCISCO. sept 3-The In.
bor union parade here resulted la the
shooting of two men boy employees ~
the United railroads. The ear men
were attacked 10y the paradcrs aud Ia
self defense opened Hire.
The trouble started at n ferry, where
II Is stated. n Suffer street ear broke
through the line ~ parade 4 mob Of
lab0r union men followed the ear, aud
nc the junction 0f Suffer street the
members attacked A. The motorman,
seeing that bis life WIS in danger.
opened fire aud wounded Que of his
assailants iu the leg A block farther
up nn Inspector was attacked boy the
mob lie WIS suddenly struck he
the face aud ran from his nssniinuis.
They followed him 90 the corner of
suffer aud Montgomery streets. where
they overlook him lie drew pistol
aud aimed 40 % hurly Ilhur union mas
who carried bricks boz his hand. The
inspector Opened nre aud shot the man
through the groin. S,N shots were
nrrd. A riot call was sent in 10 the
police and fire departments. aud a
force Of police aud nrcmcn were soon
"n the scene.
Tie men who did the shooting were
arrested. but several riui,r, aho wcrc
seized by the puIicr were released.
The labor union men who were IN
the parade evidently thought that they
had the right ~ way over th. streets
~ san Francisco. Tor when the cars
~ the United railroads attempted 60
break through the prOessiuu there
was trouble.
What had hccn on orderly parade
was turned into "a riot. The lal,ur un-
ton men forgot their assertions that
they stuDl fur law aud onicr. aud the
offending street car men were violent
ly attacked. These men who are
known NJ seals" and strike break
err" by the unionists. werr determined
10 defend their lives az any cost aud
opened fire after they bad i-ru A.
snultsd.
The ears ~ the United railroads had
stopped while The parade was In prog
rcss bot when the marhrrs i"giu 90
dispcr-e the cans began running There
was dense crowd at the ferries aud
the union resented the attempt ~ the
ears o. run
The two wounded men were rrmov-
81 hi the pD.icr 10 thr hnriur police
station. When thr po.Ier iumprl be-
10 quiet the riot number ct them us
soon as they made arrests we're set
upon by the lal'ur union Inridrr. aud
mohl'ed. ca" policeman sIid after.
wuri
"lt took twenty onirrr- o. make
single arrest"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
Y. NJ. c. A. HOLDS
FIRST ANNUAL
FIELD DAY
Fine Program OF Athletic Sports
Carried Out
FAT AND LEAN PLAY BALL
Heavy Weights Were the Better Bat.
tiers and Won Game by Score
OIL toe.

The Bennington Y. n. G. A. held its
FIRST annual field day at the athletic
field Saturday afternoon. There was
a good attendance. Notwithstanding
the fact that athletic attractions are a
novelty In this vicinity. The sports
demonstrated more than anything
else the excellent work that has been
done this summer by the physical
director A. T.. Macombcr The results
la the different events Wcreas follows.
l0Uyards dash. seniors Walter
Wood. first. William Hawks second.
Francis Smith. third Time ia
seconds
Running high jump iuniors-Guy
Harmon. first. Warren Hitchcock. see
ond; Fred Austin. third Height. II
lin.
80 yard dash. juniors Guy Harmon.
FIRST Duglass Hawks. second Time
seconds
Running high jump. soniorH-louls
Puncr. FIRST. Samuel Hawks. lr,
second. Roy Rates and Warren Hitch
cock tied Tor third Height a. Z in.
Running broad jump Louis Puior,
first. Guy Livingston. second. Samig
Hawks. third Distance. ~ II. loo.
The pole vault will be- run on at the
gymnasium Friday evening aud the
junior high jump will takg place az
the athletic field Saturday afternoon
The horizontal exercises By Mr.
Macumbcr aud a. a. Monroe we're a
pleasing novelty as was also the tumb
ling by Mr. Macombor aud Louis ~
Puner Some OF the acts we're new
even 20 the confirmed attendants at
the circus The boys calcsthenic
drill and the rymulstic games furnish.
I'd considerable amusement Tor the
audience aud Werc we'll done
The event Of the day however. Wa
o., baseball game between tho fats
aud the leans. two mines composed of
No." business aud professional mcu uf
the town. The AFFAIR was made even
more of a hurlcsquc by the fantastic
costumes worn by the contestants
The obese players were stronger AZ
the bat than their pmaciatcd oppun.
puts and won the game by a score ~
~ to .. Frank y Howe oilciaicd a.
umpire and came through the gam"
Nlthout any bodily injuries 4 ilrg.
indoor baseball was used aud a. none
~ the players WerD able a. bat u out
% the diamond all men took positions
in the Iuheld The lineup waa aa FOL.
lows:
Fat mcn-A Cushman. ! b. e. 81
Graves. pitcher. o. T.. Bottum. 3lu
b. T.. " Ross. catcher. , Cushmh.
b. = y. Hart e {. y &. Bennett e.
,. NJ Ayrrs FhortHtop
Lean men Edward Moore. d.
Fred Harmon. catcher. e. y Perry. .
b.. W = White. ! b. a. y Graves.
shortstop. Claire Soule. z. Andrew
Oatman. {. o. T. Battles. e. W o.
stewart pitcher. u D. GiNiuan. short
stop
Olcial scorer. DR. G. W Bartlett
The officials for the games were
Starter. A T. Macomher. time kccppra
aud judges. Wills z. White. a. a..
Webster and Clayton J kinsloy
The association made about So
from the meeting which considering
that Il was the FIRST effort in this dir
cction was exceedingly satisfactory.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
TWO BRAVE GIRLS.
Push Their Way Iato Heart of steu-
b~asttIs Labor Hiot.

Push Their Way late Heart of steu-
b~asiiIs Labor Hiot.
STEUBENNlLLE. o.. Sept 2 cd A
Labor day riot that bid fair 90 end Ia
n tragedy had II not b-ru Tor the
bravery " two young women employ
eli Ia the telephone exchange occurred
here. The victims ~ the crowds rage
were Joseph Harrison. who received q
fractured skull. aud John iIuttuu. who
was cut aud bruised. while IN shield
Ink the men Miss Mary Magee aud
Eula Rookie received cuts aud bruises
about the head aud body aud are In q
serious condition
HARRISON aud Hntton came here
from st. Louis a. work IN mine
where n strike Il In progress. aud NJ
they left the telephone office they were
set upon by crowd aud were being
badly beaten when the two girls rush
ed Into the thick OF the trouble and.
frnniically pushing and showing their
way through about hfty men. reached
the two victims 90 whom the young
women were strangers.
The girls threw themselves on the
PROSTATE men. protecting their heads
aud receiving on their own bodies the
kicks aud blows of the mob. one Of
the men WAC was welding n piece "
Iron struck Miss Magcc on the head.
Another piece OF lion almost broke
Miss Rockies arm.
In a moment Of let up In the assault
police reached the scene aud rescued
HARRISON aud Hattou Only one arrest
was made.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

A. G. Andrews has returned from q
weeks visit In North Adams aud Pitts.
field
Mrs. Sullivan. formerly Miss Agnes
Martin. OF Troy Is visiting her parents.
Mr. aud Mrs Michael Martin of Ben.
nlngton Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Goodrich OF
stamford spent Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. George y. Davis at
Maplchurst farm.
Mrs. G. J. Reynolds and family who
have been the guests of Mrs g. W
bradford have returned Ia their home
In South Bend Ind
The total number who assembled the
monument during the month of Aug
ust was 3i32 This is by Jar the lar
gcst number 10 ascend la one month
la many years
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Graves left
yesterday 90 spend the week la Man.
chester While there they will attend
the golf tournament in progress ou the
EkWanok links.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Kcunon. Mr mud
Mrs Charles kcunon of New York
and Mr. aud Mrs. William Kruuun of
Schenectady we're guests OF MI and
Mrs Charles kennon sunday
Mr. and Mrs Henry nictz and daugh
ter Anita OF New York cts arr spend
ing a few weeks with Mr. aud Mrs
Samuel A. Noycs of Stafford street 10
IL their first visit 20 Vermont
Miss Katherine Kinslry. trained
nurse. who has been in town during
the past two weeks caring ior her
sister in law. Mrs. G. T. kinslry. g..
turned this afternoon io burlington.
Eugene Graham returned last night
from Chicago where he has been a..
tending the national convention 81
ForcstDrs In that city The fulluWi ing
officers were elected Supreme chief
ranger. John J OGndy. New York.
supreme sub. chief ranger. John r.
L.yddy. Connecticut. supreme treasur.
~. John J. Guerin. Pennsy lyania. ga.
premc secretary. b. NJ MCMurtry. New
York. supreme recording secretary.
Patrick !. Brown. Massachusetts. su-
pr-me medical examiner. A 4. Sargent
Peunhy lyania. supreme senior wood
ward ID y liunihan. Pennsylvania.
supreme junior woodward. g. w. IVES.
sells. New Jersey. supreme senior hca.
die u A. Gabriel. California. supreme
junior bradle A ] Connolly. Massachu
avttH. supreme trustees. Adam Brown.
New York: James o. - Myalia. New
Jersey. ". l.. Norrington. Washing
ton. supreme auditors John D. Cos.
grove. Connecticut. August Schneider.
New York. Charles Keenan,. rcnnsyl.
yanla.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
H4LEH IN HivEH.
American Aatoist Ia Italian Contest
Tones Co grieG

tones tu sftTt
BRESCiA. Italy. Sept . Elliott Y.
shepard ~ New York. while speeding
over the nth circuit In the automobile
race here plunged into the river NJ
Monte Chnn. broke his collarbunc aud
received other injuries. Ills chauffeur.
Lcdmnun had his face cut and bruised
While Me- Shepard was driving rap
idly over the bridge spanning the chi
nh river a tlrr of his machine slipped
the ear urched. bounded Into the air
Jumped over the bridge railing aud
shot down Eve yards into the river.
shepard and Ledmann were rescued
boy people In the vicinity aud were tax
en 10 the hospital nc Monte Chiari
Cagno. driving an Italian automobile.
won the grand prize. q gold cup valued
nc Sj.OOO. the distance being 49, kllo
meters. time : hours % minutes 81
seconds Fourteen cars participated
Ia the contest.
MIR. shepard. who was the only
American participant In the contest.
was the first 10 complete the first cir.
cult ~ the course. his time being q
minutes 30 seconds Cor GO - kllomc
tiers, n rate Of los kli1meters per hour.
lie was second ON the completion of
the second circuit and third NJ the end
OF the third circuit. after which. pass
INK fabry, the Italian driver. shepard
rcgnined second position ON the
fourth circuit shepard was struggling
along In hfth place when the accident
occurred.
Cagno averaged over iO5 kllomctcrs
per hour. lie was among the last Of
the contestants I'm the early stages Of
the race, hut put ON burst OF ter
rife speed In the fifth circuit. took tho
lead IN the sixth and held II until thu
finish
Victor Demogeot Of France was sec.
ond IN hours ~ minutes 80 seconds.
Rougier Of France was third In 4
hours - minutes 81 seconds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
THE HUNTING SEASON
Nothing Doing for Bennington County
sportsmen Until September 10.

Although the season for upland
ployer opened Aug. 10 aud that for
Wild duck September /. there will be-
but little hunting In Bennington Coun.
~ until the morning OF the 10th.
There are but few plovcr In the coun.
~ aud practically no ducks 80 that
the gunners Ia this vicinity will have
but little occasion 10 go into the woods
until after the beginning OF the open
season for ruled grouse and wood.
cock.
The gray squirrel season rs from
September 10 TO December /: no more
than five gray squirrels TO be- killed
IN one day and these TO be- consumed
within the state No person shall
Kill more than i've partridges. Wood.
cock, quail or ployer In one day or
more than 30 during the season. No
person shall kill more than 2p wild
ducks Ia one day. Rabbits may he
killed from September 10 10 MAY l.:
upland plover, August I 10 December
/. English snipe or ployer. other than
upland September i5. 10 December 4
duck, goose or brant September , 10
January l: English pheasant closed
season until 1903
From all reports the season for
grouse viii not be a good one. The
cold weather In the spring chilled the
eggs which failed TO hatch and many
coyeys were lost. Flocks that did sur.
vlve, however. are said 20 be- large.
The nonresident license law n In
force this year providing that no non.
resident shall hunt or shoot any par.
fridge, woodcOck. quail. duck. English
snipe. Wild goose or ploycr without
FIRST obtaining a license These n.
censes cost s. each aud can be- obtain.
I'd from the town clerk Of tll' several
towns. This s. will be- credited on the
deer license provided the person wish.
~ 10 take out license TO hunt deer.
Any nonresident who ~ a taxpayer la
this state aud a bonafcd resident here
for az least three months OF the year
may hunt deer and birds without a u.
cense.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
ELks cLAM6AKE
Most Successful Ever Held BY the
Local Lodge

The Elks OF Bennington have pre-
empted Labor day for their annual
outing and on Monday gave the most
successful clambake In the history OF
the lodge. II was held at BARRIERS
grove on the line OF the new electric
road half way between here and Pow
nal Center.
In spite Of the day being rainy a
part OF the time and threatening the
rest there was an attendance OF one
hundred including several from Troy,
North Adams. Hoosick Falls and Sche-
nectady. The bake was In charge OF
"A. NJ. Downs and Dwight Rudd and
was entirely satisfactory to all.
Before the feed" there was a ball
game between teams captained by
Seymour =. Wood and DIR. X. y.
Grennan. the former winning by a
score OF 10 TO 5. The other sports
were interfered with by the rain
which drove the crowd home early.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
A Nn,nrInn. crlmlnniIn Ne.

OMAHA. NDh., Sept .. James clerk,
arrested ou suspicion ~ safe blowing
was Identified as Marion lludspcih.
said Ia b. one ~ the most notorious
criminals IN the United States. llud.
spcih fifteen yrur ago was q member
~ the Sly and Wilson gang ~ high
wnymcn. Dick aud Charles Wilson.
Sly aud lIudspeth robbed Missouri
Pacific train near Omaha OF $4,000
Later they were charged with holding
up another Missouri Pacific train near
ST. Louis Tor $1,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
HAD MARROW ESCAPE
Mrs. N. NJ. cottrelrs Clothing Caught
Fire From Gas Plate on the Floor

Mrs s. NJ. Cottrcll had a narrow -.
cape Sunday from serious aud
what might have a been fatal ac
cidcnt While passing a burning gas
plate that was resting upon tlV noor
her skirt caught lire. IN an instant
she was wrapped IN flames. Her
screams brought Mr.. Cottroll who
smothcrcd the fire with hands aud was
severely burned about the arm
shoulder. face aud hands Mrs. Cot
trclla clothing was completely burned
from her body but in some strange
manner she escaped without injury
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
GILL PAYING MEETING
Village Trustees Held Short Session
Monday Evening.

The village trustees held their reg
ular monthly meeting Monday evening
with Trustees Torrance. Day Myers
aud Moore present President Lyons
was in the chair and Village Attorney
Holden was la attendance.
outside Of the auditing Of the bills
but little business was transacted. II
was voted that the matter OF cross.
walks at the junction Of Spring and
Maple streets boz left with the street
committee with power 10 act The
New England Telephone company was
given % permit 90 erect poles on Park
street from County street Ia the VI.
Iarp limits.
The foIlnWIur hills were ordered
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
Announcement

have opened a ladies Tailoring
Establishment in the Library Building
and ana prepared 10 Do all FIRST class
tailoring work ladies suits made to
order Have had ~ years experience
in best New York shops aud guarantee
all my work 10 be- first class. Work
the best. prices reasonable VIII
appreciate a trial Cleaning. pressing.
repairing done very reasonably
N Epstein.
The New York Tailor
NeAt door to Library.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
TO SUCCEED JUDGE CARNEY
Several Candidates Looking for the
Place.

The death OF Judge Carney has left
a vacancy In the probate judgship for
this district which will be- filled by APP
pointment by Governor Proctor. The
death of Judge Carney being without
premunition the court business Is left
la an unfinished condition and on that
account II Is likely that the governor
viii be- asked to make an appointment
at once.
Several candidates are In the field
aud others hayi been suggested
Those mentioned are G. ~ Powers, y.
G. Bennett T.. H. Holden. W. u. Shell
don and j. V. ID s. Merrill or these
Messrs Bennett and Holden are active.
ly la the field
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
test More Concet Than Sorrow or Virtue -Chataubriand
FUNERAL OF JUDGE CARNEY
Held from His Late Home on Main
Street Tuesday Afternoon.

Street tuesday Afternoon
The funeral ofthe late Judge John
V. Carney who died early Saturday
morning at the summer cottage OF
Charles II. Dewey In Woodford follow
Ing a shock OF apoplexy. was held from
his late residence on Main street Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. G. w. Rowley pastor OF the
Methodist church OF which the de.
ceased had been member for %
years, ofiiciated. The bearers were j.
H. Evans, A. H. Cutler. G. y. Town.
send. u. l.. Bates, w. c. Bull and
Frank Crawford. The Official board
OF the Methodist church attended In a
body A quartette consisting OF Il. II.
Long. A. Il. HOLSTER. Mrs. Lena
Downs and Miss Mildred Farnum,
sang.
The high esteem In which Judge Car
ney was held IA this community was
evidenced by the unusually large
unmber OF townspeople who attended
the service and the many beautiful
flowers. The burial was in the village
cemetery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
SONG RECITAL BY c. n. BENNETT
A. the Y. N. c. A.-only Recital to De
Given Here BY We'll Known Singer

The many friends Of Mr. Bennett
and OF the Young Mems Christian
association will be- glad 10 know Of the
treat awaiting them Ia the near future
la the large hall OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
building
Mr. BENEFITS singular charm Of
voice and rendering II a delight TO the
multitude as well as 90 the student o.
connoissour Of music. aud In this
entertainment he will introduce many
popular songs.
Seats on sale at Gokay's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
CADETS At FAIR
Norwich Cadets Will Camp at White
River Junction.

River Junction.
White River junction. Sept Am
the people OF Vermont know that Nor.
wich university u located at North.
field. but all the people have not seen
the cadets OF this college Ia military
maneuyers. To show a good many
people 81 the state the cleyeruess OF
the cadets In military tactics they
viii appear az the first annual state
fair NJ White River Junction Tuesday.
Wednesday aud Thursday. Octoberi.
. and
The cadets will live In camp. under
tents and regular army regulations
Will govern. Each day Of the fair they
will give exhibition drills In the oval
In front 81 the new grandatand Every
visitor "a the fair will have AN oppor.
tunity OF seeing what the soldiers
life really h while In camp and the
exhibitions will show the discipline
under which the cadets live and their
cleveruess Ia the most difficult feats
Of drilling
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
RAIN sPolLs TOURNAMENT
Fifteen Out Of Fifty Entries Play
Golf AZ Ekmanok.

Manchester. Sept Rain put a
dampcr on the celebration of Labor
day here at the EkWanok Country
club only "a few matches iu tho in
Nitatiuu tennis tournament iu mixed
doubles Mems doubles. and mems sin
giles we're run 90 this morning There
we're 90 entries in the 3G hole handicap
against DOGGY for the Arthur Taylor
memorial cup. but only nftcon brayed
the inclcment weather Paul Water
man. Englowond o. and " 3 Carlton.
line Burn 2. tied for htst place I
down to DOGGY.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
Gaia MacIenn's Head SIN safe.

TANGlER. Sept 3.-fhe anxiety OK
pressed here regarding the safety Of
Caid Sir Harry Maclean. due TO the
protractcd absence of direct news from
the general. was relieved by the mr..
rival Of letters from MacLean himself
lie Is I'm good health aud II with RAJ
sull In the Ben larous territory.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
TennI. at NIarnrn-nn.thr-Inkr.

NIAGARA. on. TIIE.LAKE. ont,
Sept. 3.-The international tennis tour.
was brought 10 close when
Miss Rotch Of Boston aud Niles OF
Brookllnc defeated Miss Moore, ex.
national champion, Of New York, and
Irving Wright. International champion.
OF Boston, In the mixed doubles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
WARp-FLYNN
Quiet Wedding Sunday Evening at 81.
Francis Parish Residence.


John W. Ward and Miss Mary Flynn
both residents OF Bennington. were
quietly married Sunday evening at the
parish residence OF St Francis church.
Rev. a. J. Barron. officiating Miss
Mary Shehan acted as bridesmaid
while the groom was assisted by VII.
liam Broughern
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward were driven 20 the home OF the
groom on Putnam street where an In
formal reception was held for a few
invited friends. Refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward who have a host
OF acquaintance la town. will be az
home 90 their friends after September
Is.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
Castro 60 PAY Tn.

BRUSSELS. Sept 3.-The venezue.
Ian government has Informed the gov.
eminent Of Belgium that II Intends 20
begin at once the payment In monthly
installments Of it, debts 10 those pow.
es which treated Venezuela with
consideration" when the powers unit
ed In their demand that she meet her
obligations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
TsIrEraphrr. nrtnrn 60 MnrL.

81. LOUIS. Aug. 3l.=Ahout forty
telcgraphers who have been handling
leased wires In the packing houses it
East ~. Louis returned To work toda,
after having bcen out for two week.
u II understood the msu have returned
10 work at the Did scale pending 40
adjustment of the Commercial Tels
graphcrs' union strike.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03
National irrigation copsre.. opeps.

NAIIiAMENTU, InI, Srpt .. "
Marked by large attendance and
much enthusiasm. the fifteenth national
irrigation congress opened here In the
irrigation palace. which has seating ac
commodations for about 3.5OO. GOV.
crnor Chamberlain ~ Oregon. prcsl.
dent Of the congress. responded 10 the
addresses Of welcome. Vice President
Fairbanks was given an enthusiastic
rcCputiun
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03

BOSTON. Aug. 3i-Death came 20
the Most Rev John ]. Williams
archbishop OF the Boston diocese.
dean of the hierarchy ~ the Roman
Catholic church Ia America aud for a
generation or more the spiritual head
OF that faith IN New England.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-03

Trial catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free ON request by DR..
Shoop. Racine. Wis These tests are
proving 10 the people-without a pen.
ny's cost--the great value OF this sci.
entihc prescription known to drug
gists everywhere as DR. Shops Cat.
arrh Remedy Sold by all dealers