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The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-03
Texas water melons on sale today st Howard TeTry's next door to 0ostofTec.-P Phone Poo.

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 Burney Clack is agent for Philadelphia Steam Laundry. Good work and splendid service.
 Stop and look at Shorts (the Jeweler's) show window, and see what you want. If it isn't there call for it.
 Signet Hat Pins, Signet Shirt waist Sets and Signet Rings for sale at E. A. Shorts the ieweler. Engraving Free.
 Marshall Marsh made a trip to Gurdon yesterday, where he carried a prisoner wanted for jumping a board bill.
 Mesdames J. D. Purtle, of Garlandville, and Sam Gee, of Prescott returned this morning from a three weeks visit to rela- tive at Abilene, Texas.
 The marshal is making com plaint of parties allowing stock to graze on the streets by tying them in front of their property. This is a violation of the law, and such stock hereafter found will be impounded just the same as if turned loose.
 The picnic given by the Pres byterian Sunday school on the P. < N. W. today was attended by over 100 of Prescott people. The personnel of the crowd, and the favorable weather conditions insure most pleasant time for these who went
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-03

l
 last night from a visit to Hope.
 We can please your taste at our fountain. Geo. J. Terry X Co.
 E. A. Short does all engrav, ing free on goods bought from him.
 Miss Gordon Lockhart, of Eldo- rado, is the guest of the Misses Blake
 Mr and Mrs. J. E. Horne left this morning for Camden to spend the 4th.
 Wanted-To Rent residence See F. Potter, at Richardson & Potter's.
 For Sale Cheap-2 Invalid chairs. Call at the Prescott Hard ware Co.
 A. J. Lavender and daughter, Miss Fannie Belle Lavender are visiting in Fulton
 Miss Louise White left this morning for Ashville, N. C., to spend the summer.
 Mrs. J. T. Gossett left this morning to spend several days visiting in Little Rock.
 Mrs. I. D. Nichols ard children of Rolf, 1. T. came in last night on visit to relatives here.
 Mrs. J. A. Sale and Miss Rose, bud King left this morning for Camden, to visit few days.
 We close on Sundays and on all holidays.
 w. T. Hart.
 Mrs. Hugh Moncrief left yes terday for Little Rock, where she will spend a week visiting relatives.
 Why do you carry watch that doesn't keep time? E. A. Short, the jeweler, can put it in first class order.
 Maylen Bailey and family will join a party of fisher folks from Stamps, and will spend the 4th on Spirit Lake
 A meeting of the Cemetery As sociation will be held at the home of Mrs. w. T. Hart on Friday af- ternoon, July ,, at o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. l.. P. Biddleman returned last night from very pleasant visit to TeXarkana. She was ac- companied home by Miss Ruth Grafton, of that city, who will visit her awhile
 A crowd composed of H. J. Wilson, Imon Gee, w. T. Hart, and others whose names we did not get will leave on the early train in the morning to spend the day at Fulton fishing.
 The base ball boys of this place left this morning for Eldorado, where they will play a series of three games this afternoon and two tomorrow. Here's hoping the boys will win all three games. Fred Allsopp, former Pres colt boy, now business manager, and principal stOckholder in the Arkansas Gazette, passed up the road yesterday afternoon on the cannon ball, enroute home from a visit to relatives in Texas. Fred isone of the many Prescott young l |, |.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-03
Weather Forecast.

Thursday, fair.
 Temperature yesterday-Maxi mum 87; minimum 71; rainfall, OO.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-03
The RexaH Store
Local and Personal.

Where will you spend the 4th?
 Let us supply you with lega blanks.
 All ladies OXfords at cost. W. B. Waller.
 l. s. Gingrich, of Bierne, was in town last night. Get your lemons for the 4th from Geo. J. Terry & Go.
 Sam Mum left this morning to spend the 4th at Camden.
 You are always welcome at our place. Geo. J. Terry X Co.
 The most refreshing drink at the fountain-"Fru- -Tola," 3 cts.
 Wanted Some one to clean out a bored well. Apply at News office.
 Mrs. Jno. A. Davis is entertain ing this afternoon compliment ary to Mrs. J. V.Tedford.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
HOW TO SIMPLIFY AUTO GRATING.
Let Steamships Provide Standard Size Crates,
Says George Dupuy.

crate rented by the steamship company for 4
single voyage. like a steamer chair Is the latest
suggestion advanced by automObilists in their cam
paign against the Grating nuisance.
One proposal is that the steamship companies
build Into their holds boxes or compartments with
doors, into which the machines could be- run AMI
bOlted down. When not occupied by machines IL
Is urged. these could be filled with delicate
freight. which would then be out OF danger from
shifting OF heavy freight.
In elaboration of this idea George Dupuy man
ager OF the American gold cup tour suggested
that the steamship companies might provide a
standard size crate their iocks i:,tO which the
uncrated machine could be run. properly fastened
anCsshen lifted into the hold
Such a crate might be constructed Mr. Du-
puy thought, that u could be folded up when not
needed. This crate could be furnished free by the
company, which would profit from the gain
autOmobiling passengers and I'm freight on the
machine or could be rented for the voyage for a
moderate sum.
ON the other side the car owner could roll his
out, and have no further bother about storing
caring for crate On the return voyage he
could another steamship crate. just he
all the delay, annoyance and expense OF Grating
his
"It is easy enough 20 carry uncrated machines
said Mr.. Dupuy. We shall take sixty uncrated
machines on one ship 10 take part IN the coming
gold cup tour. lt will be perfectly easy 90 put
is really nothing more dangerous in a rough
than a Grated automohile-a great, heavy box,
which IL il slides around Is apt TO be smashed in
and damage the machine Certainly. uncrated
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
AUTO SHOP STATISTICS.
More Floor Space Planned for
Exhibition Nert Year.

The recent Automobile Show at Madison Square
Garden was most successful from the selling stand
point. 1t is figured that American cars 10 the
value OF S2J0O.OOO were sold during the show week
while foreign cars worth nearly one million dollars
sold
The records OF the committee show that le5 900
persons attended the show. vi hch is record even
considering the inclemency OF the weather during
the entire week. Wednesday was the high water
mark, with 2l,O0O in attendance On Tuesday with
the admission fee increased to 81 20 per cent more
persons attended than on the corresponding day OF
last year.
There is no doubt in the minds of the members
or the show committee that IL will be necessary TO
Increase the admission fee next To ST. with the
possibility OF two 81 DAYS. Plans are al
ready under way 70 increase the floor space OF the
Garden by additional 1900 5000 square feet
II is quite possible that the demonstration OF cars
which has heretofore been feature OF all auto
in ho N
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
on SUMMER BASEB4LL.
Committee appointed to Consider
the Subject IN Detail.

meeting OF the executive committee of the In
tercollegiate Athletic Association OF the United
States held yesterday nj the Murray Uill
Hotel in this city. The fun committee was In at
tendance follows:
Professor Henry d. Wild. of Williams: Captain
Palmer F. Pierce OF West Point: Professor Will
fam /. Dudley OF Vanderbilt University; Professor
G. F. 81. John. Of Oberlin: DR. Harry l.. Williams
OF the University or Minnesota; Dr. G. W Hether-
ington. OF the University OF Missouri, and Profess
sor Bevier. OF Rutgers.
The summer baseball question discussed IN
detail. and n committee appointed consisting
Of Professor St. John. Professor Bevier and DR..
Hetherington. TO consider the subject further and
draft OF rules cover the same. II was
the sense Of the meeting that semi professionalism
would be tolerated IN any form
Captain Pierce appointed a committee OF
TO meet the representatives, Of the various ru-
ing bodies in basketball to the end that uniform
set OF rules may be adopted for all parts OF the
country.
II was decided that the association should he re-
divided into districts in order take I'm the various
conferences. This II is thought, will tend O in
the membership In the association. Glenn
sport and amateurlsm was the keynote Of all dis
cussions, and vigorous campaign will be made to
that end.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
CHANCE FOR II GAME.
Chicago Nay arrange Football
Meeting zCith QuaEcers.

Alonzo A. stagg, of the University OF Chicago.
said yesterday a football game with Eastern
university next fall not out OF the question as
yet even In view of the action OF the Big Nine"
again restricting games to five in number. He said
further:
have not been authorized to schedule ary
games whatever yet by the Chicago faculty
not even the fve permitted by the regulations Of
the conference OF nine. cannot tell what games
will be scheduled when that authorization
There is a desire for game with an East
ern team, and IL is possible a game with Pennsyl-
Vania may be arranged, even though only five con-
tests allowed
Conditions at Chicago are absolutely unsettled
and will be so until learn what action Mlchi-
gan purposes TO take The question Of whether or
not Michigan will continue IN the conference OF
nine and be bound BY conference regulations is to
be settled by the Michigan authorities this week
All the Western institutions awaiting the action
at Ann Arbor before deciding what they will do in
any sport.
have urged the faculty TO enroll Chicago in
the intercollegiate Athletic Association Of the
United States. am heartily I'm sympathy with II
IN all its purposes. A committee OF two OF which
] am one. has been appointed to decide the matter
and decision will be announced shortly.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
LONG DISTANCE POWER BOAT RACE
More Than Twenty Craft Building for An
nual Contest to Marblehead.

The long distance power boat OF 20 miles. TO
Marblehead' will be held this year under the flag
OF the New Rochelle Yacht Club. The conditions
Will be the same last year, except that the min
imum length of yachts entered will be thirty feet
over all instead Of thirty feet on the water line
The start is to be from of New Rochelle oD thu
morning of July 2o and the course will be the
same as last year, the yachts finishing off the
Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead. The prize ia a
handsome cup, presented by Eben Stevens Com
modore Of the Debs Inlet Yacht Club. He Is th.
owner OF the Sis. winner OF last years race
The first race was run in 1906, under the far n,
the Knickerbocker Yacht Club. for cup presented
by Thomas Fleming Day. Twelve boats started
bat encountered gale of wind, and only three hn-
ished. The won by the TaIlsman IN 4s
hours "a minutes.
The second race was in 1908. for a cup presented
by the Knickerbocker Yacht Club. Fourteen start
ed and twelve finished The Sis won the race On
"a hours 80 minutes.
This year a large feet will start, as mora than
twenty boats are building especially for the rooa
The committee IN charge OF the race is comprfsea
OF Thomas Fleming Day' r. NJ. Haddock and b. R
Wright. - -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
WILL USE SAME BALLOON THIS YEAR
G. S. Rolls Will Sail Britannia in Contests
for the Bennett Cup.

When the Hon. Charles g. Rolls sailed for home
yesterday on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria he
said that he would return In ample time 20 prepare
for the James Gordon Bennett Cup next fall
He is one OF the representatives. OF the Aero Club
OF Great Britain He probably will the same
balloon in which he third place in the first
race for the cup, in France. laet fall.
''I am glad to see that the sport OF balloonin9
has made such progress here" said MIR. Rolls be-
fore sailing. 'I looking forward 70 the race
next October with great deal OF pleasure for the
preparations which have been made so far seem 10
Insure that the second balloon this trophy
will be an unqualified success
When ] come over I probably shall bring with
me my balloon Britannia, with which / won third
prize last fall in the international IL holds
over 7.cOo cubic feet OF gas. which Is J. 200 feet
more than the capacity OF DR.. Thomsss Nirvnna-
Before the big race from ST. Louis hope 10 make
several sseensons. besides some preliminary flights
out there"
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
KERCHEvAL WINS BURNS HANDICAP.
Nealon, the FavOrite, Was Unplaced in Race
for $4,000 Stake.

San Francisco Jan. 26.-Kercheval. a fouryear-
old colt by The Commoner. or Tithonus-Tom Boy.
quoted "a 10 / and ridden by KOerner. won tho
Burns Handicap OF $1,000 to-day by two lengths
before fifteen thousand spectators. LOgistilla was
second. a neck before Sir Edward. NeaIon the
favorite. NTH. The time EOS 20.
The track slow, but not heavy, and a good
field went 10 the post for the rich mile and a
quarter fixture. The start fair, with Proper
and Sir Edward off I'm front and Loglstlla last
Sir Edward drew ont I'm the up the back
stretch, but Koerner brought Kercheval up turn
ing for home and after brief struggle came away
win cleverly Logistilla closed strong earned
the place in the last few strides Proper and Nea-
lon tired under the weight.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
NEW YORK WINS MATCH.
Beats Philadelphia IN Intercity
Racquet Tournament.
-Rv Telerranh 10 The Trlbnne. ]

Philadelphia, Jan. 26-New York won the
home and home ntercity racquet match with
Philadelphia here to-day on the courts OF the
Philadelphia Racquet Club.
Two matches were played. the visitors winning
one and losing one. but this enough to in
sure a victory, the New York team had
earned the lead by taking the first two matches
in New York week ago. In the first match
to-day Reginald Fink and G. Clark. of New
York. played a fast. consistent game. and de-
feated Willing Spencer and Wilson Potter four
games TO
Payne Whitney and NJ. 8. Barger, the other
New York pair. met defeat the hands of Ed
gar Scott and George II. Brooke by four games
TO two.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
NO CHALLENGE TO ROU
So Says President of Cambridge
TnircrSify Boat Club.

London, Jan. 26-B. c. Johnstone. president OF
the Cambridge University Boat Club. tee-
graphed 10 The Associated Press to-day relative
the report from Boston that Cambridge con-
templated sending eight Dared crew to Amer
lea during the summer 10 against Harvard
follows:
II have had no word from American uni
versity challenging Cambridge 10 row."
This answer seems to indicate that challenge
10 in this country might he considered by
Cambridge, according 10 a well known oarsman
here. whose attention was called to the dispatch
last night.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
PE4CE IN FOOTBALL.
Western Colleges Bury the Hatchet
and Rene7c Relations.

Chicago. Jan. 26.-Complicatons in the football
relations Of the colleges forming the Big Nine
brought about by efforts TO reform the game. were
swept away tonight by the announcement OF a
peace contract signed by the official representatives
OF the universities OF Michigan Minnesota. Wis
consin and Chicago The contract made pub
lie by the University of Chicago Senate.
With the announcement Of the treaty also
came the announcement of football games among
the four universities for the four years Mohi-
gan and Wisconsin to renew their oldtime
rivalry with Chicago while Michigan and Mime
sofa Nfll bury the hatchet.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
MARRIOTT NAY RECOTER.
Daring automobile Direr Still in
Dangerous Condition.
IBy TeIegraph to Tue tribune !

Hotel Ormond. Fla. Jan 26-The last TWENTY
four hours has brought about no material cban9a
in the condition of Fred Marriott. who was injured
in the automobile accident here yesterday. He is
still suffering from the shock. and neither of the
attending physicians has felt it advisable make
more than superficial examination.
This examination seems To Indicate n fracture Of
one or more of the short ribs on the left side.
Marriott. although showing wonderful recuperatIva
powers, is considered In dangerous condition
The physicians, however. are confident Of his Titi
mate recovery. Mrs. Marriott is expected to ar
rive here late this evening -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
ALUMNI COACHES FOR VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va. Jan. 26-The advisory board OF
the General Athletic Association OF tho University
of Virginia last night voted establish the alumni
system of coaching. in conformity with the ex-
pressed wishes of the faculty. and elected Ham
mond johnson. OF Norfolk, field coach for the sea-
son OF 1907. johnson is one of the most brilliant
players who ever represented Virginia on the grid
Iron. and for two seasons has had place on the
All Southern team. The system OF cOachinr in
future will follow closely that in vogue al Yale
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

machines can be carried. for We are going 70 carry
a Snipload OF them across ami bring them back
The automobile foreign touring business is rap
idly gaining In magnltude. II line would provide
Tor carrying uncratSd machines. and allow the
owners a chance to take their ears abroad without
all this extra expense, il would. I sure. get
business enough 10 keepnOt one but many SlipS
busy. FOR the gold cup trip lie Grating or SiNtF
cars was out of the qUestiOa because of expense
so We have secured separate steamer. on Wnich
the ears can be shipped without any Grating
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
SUBSTITUTE COLE TOURNAMENT.

successful substitute golf tournament was he'd
last Friday evening at the home of Mrs F. Purdy.
No IS Linden avenue. Ossinng. to entertain fftee1
OF the young women from Miss Fuller's school,
where Miss Lorraine Purdy Is student It was
the first substitute golf tournament that has been
held in the Hudson Valley and was great sue
cess. The tournament won by Miss Irene NC
Williams. who turned in card OF "a for the nins
holes. The other scores were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
KENT THE JOCKEY. RULED OFF T1rRF

Los Angeles. Jan. 2s-Kent, the Jockey and Nor
ton a trainer connected with the stabIes OF Joe
Cooper at Ascot Park. have been ruled OF tha
turf for fraud in connection with the running Of
the horse Round Dance in a race on January
From ali accounts the evidence shows that K.nt
was the real owner Of Round Dance which won al
3 long price while Kent rode the favorite S,iearah
which finished third Kent denies that he owned
Round Dance.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
TO CONFER ON BASEBALL DATES.

Chicago. Jan. 2s.-President Johnson of the
American League received a telegram yesterday
from President Pulliam Of the National League
agreeing 10 a conference on schedules in CIeve-
land on Monday. II is probable that the two
presidents will get together on that day to adjust
as many conflicting dates as possible In their 1907
playing schedules, the draAss OF which have been
prepared
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
ENGLISH WRESTLER DEFEATED.

EiruauShsn1 Ala. Jan. S.-"Fdrmer" Burns de-
festsd James Psrr the English champion. here
isst nskt sn Of the fastest wrestling matches
ever see1 IN This city.
Frank A. cosch, the American champion. chai-
Isrssd the winner and Burns announced that he
hxd accepted thu match 70 be held IN Birmingham
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
NATIONAL RIFLE MATCH IN AUGUST.

washington. Jes- 2s.-The Nationsl Board for the
Promotion OF Rife Practice, which decided that
this years national match shall be held az Camp
Perry near Put-In-Bsy, Ohio, has selected the
week beginning August 70 for the fixture.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
YALE BASKETBALL TEAM WINS

Ithaca, N. Y. Jan. 2s-By defeating Cornell here
tonight at basketball Yale is tied with Column
bis for the lead in the intercollegiate basketball
championship tournament. The score was 2e 10 q
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
HARVARD BEATEN AT BASKETBALL.

Providence, Jan. 26-BrOwn defeated Harvard at
basketball In a whirlwlnd finish here tonight by 4
score or 10 to 1S Two baskets by Pryor. Brown
left forward. the game in the last few minutes
OF play
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

IDAckARD. 1907 MODEL; special equipment az
20, premium; immediate delivery; agents. Bah
CO1 N. 81 Ege ave. Jersey city
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

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