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New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
DECIDE ON TICKET CASE,
Report on Baseball ScaIping To BE
Handed DO5Cn.

C1,foaro Dec 1.-THE findings of the National
r-o-,r,issior fn the scalping case growing out OF
the Detroit-Chicago worlds championship haseoal
series will he made public on "Wednesday or Ihurs-
dav according statement made TO-DAY oy
Harrv G P7llliau7. president of the National
T..gra NJ P7lIfarn reached here to-day. ana
after talk with Ban johnson, president Of the
American League, said:
Mr. johnson agrees with me and august HelI- "
man that the decision should be made Punhc VIII
=. 5e1ax and re have lust mailed letter 10 Nj
T4er-rnsn authorizing him to file the report 4S
soon as he can put the finishing touches- Cu- @
action has been delayed because OF other "e-si'S
questions that needed attention
NJ Johnson and Mr. Pulliam left here Tor san
Francisco tonight, where they have been calleo cameo
n atd the Pacihc Coast League IN us ngn! -I9 -
bring the California State League INTO u sa-~
baseball OF 70 inaugurate reprisals.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
ONLY TWO SPORTS PAY.
Football and Basketball Self-Sup-
porting at Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Dec. 14--Only two sef-support1ng
srorts exist st the University Of Pennsylvania
according TO the report of Treasurer j. NJ M!tche-
son These are the last year-footbau
and basketball. The profits from football "hlch
amounted this year s44,4o3 a, We're used 10
make lIp the deficit from the three other major
sports of rowing baseball and track atn'etlcs'
as we'll as all the minor sports with the eNcePuoh
of basketball. For years the association mas Oeeh
trying to put baseball a sef-supporupg oasIS
but this has succeeded only once
The net receipts from football. excluding the
guarantees paid visiting teams, amounted 10
S7l474 81 and the expenses 70 s27oI1 % Every eI-
fort has been made toreduce the expenses OF FOOT
ball and the cost Of the gridiron sport has oeeh
kept to lower figure than AT most Of the other Dig
universities
The crew. which has practically no receipts what-
ever was the biggest loser. The receipts rom
rowing amounted to only 81 95. against an expend-
rure Of s10.3o4 55. a loss of 1885 50 BaseoaIl
earned only s41ls6 81 and cost So47= 81 totaL loss
of sss55es Even track athletics earned more
money than baseball and cost less for maintenance
The receipts from the track sports arnouhteQ 10
s5a4 q and the expenditures were s9zZS SS' loss
of So, ,40e Il
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
R4SEB4LL At CORNELL.
Season UvM Begin on 4prI 3 and
Run to June 19.

ITHACA y Y, Dec. 1.-THE Cornell basehal
schedule for 1919 was announced by the athletlc
council et SIS meeting tonight, as follows;
Arrr z ard 3 Georgetown ar Washington APrli
: ~ Ih-o0k Athletic club at Baltimore. apr =,
Naval Academy At ANNAPOLIS; APrI1 : taZcs1rs lo4ns
washington club al Baltimore: ApTll y La elle
=, TrheTs. April % Franklin and MarShaII az
Gtbscs- April T. Yale at Ithaca; April =, BlcA1eil
MAY l. Pennsylvania state at Ithaca May :; " VII -
;.11e a. ithaca Nav S. Carlisle At Ithaca Nav z
s-or1 a. ithaca. May i, Columbia At Ithaca :
Ma 21 Carlisle ~ Carlisle. May z, Jniyeersl1y II
Toarneylvsnis al Philadelphia; May D. Allchlgan a
ithaca. May q, Harvard at Ithaca, May 81 I'M
z-eTsiry Of PENNSYLVANIA at ithaca - ,,-.,,.--.-
- Harvard 1t Cambridge; June Is, Williams
AZ T-ilIiauastoWn: June ~, Yale al New haven. u
IT,. s-hIetic council tonight elected John h
1Io[e Cornells famous boat builder. assistant 70
r+barles E Courtney. Hoyle Will have Gnar2e o. OF
- <reebrnan crew. taking the place Of trederick
. Colson who has accepted position as hhrarlan
rte election Of A bert H. Tydenan as captain or
the FootbaII eleven was ratified by the council
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
c,rv NEWS IN BRIEF.

- : ,,..rrnore the cotton speculatOr, waived ex-
o,t,atton when charged with auto speeding yes
go IN the West Side police court He was held
=, ,goo bau FOR trial and a bond. gave property
valued at $4,000
President Eliot of Harvard University Will answer
Questions submitted in writing az the close OF MS
~ = ..r o,rraseness'' before the Civic Forum,
:. ,,ar,eqfe Hall tomorrow evening
Z-rAd Aurvausen motorman in the employ OF
.ra linton Railway COMPANY was held yesterday
N 90 800 bail by Coroner schwannecke on charge
90 homicide in connection with the death OF Mrs
Sarah Nirlikofsky. of No 3I1s Third avenue WHO
was killed by a Friday night
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
LONGBOAT THE FAVORITE.
Indian and DOrandO an Good Con-
dition for Marathon Ran.

Dorando Pietri. the italian runner. and Tom Long
boat the well known Canadian Indian VIII meet
in Madison Square Garden tonight over the Mara
thon distance Of rs miles 3S5 yards. Floyd McFar-
land who, with Moran won the siN-day blcycle
race will start the men. at O'Clock. Both run
ners are IN good condition. and both are conhdeh'
Of winning L1ongbcat is q slight favorite.
Dorando and Longboat met in the Olympic Mara
thon race IN England last summer, but the latter
was out OF condition and did not finish Dorando
was disqualified after being helped across the hne-
and HAYES von the great race Dorando turned the
table. on Hayes in 2 race in Madison Square Gar
den on November "a
4 ten-Iap track has been especially constructed
for the race by Sparrow Robertson. It Is mace
Of tanbark and clay, with top dressing Of clnoers
The doors will be open al o'clock The advance
sales Of reserved has been heavy, ana every
thing points larger house than was present e'
the Dorando-FIayes race Two handsome an llaI-
ian and the other Bayne's 69th Regln1ent-ha'e 8
been engaged 10 furnish music.
Tim Hurst Will be the referee, Al Copelaho Iie
official scorer and Chevaler Charles Barsotu ana
" J Little the Judges
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

Yale .Seyer1 Beaten at Hockey
The Wanderers Score Three Goals One By the Mistake
of An Opposing Player.

The Yale hockey team match for the
Wanderers in a practice game at the st. Nicholas
Rink last night, and was beaten by a score of 3
goals TO O. The players on both sevens showed
lack of condition, and team play conspicuous
by its absence except in cases. All the scoring
was done in the first period. The Yale men were
the defensive most Of 5he time and were clearly
outplayed and outskated- The game lacked snap
and Yale suffered in comparison with Princeton.
which has won two games at the rink this season
Tom Howard. who is dividing his time AS coach
between the Wanderers and Yale, was not disap-
pointed at the showing of the collegians, as the
have had little or no chance TO practise on
the ice. The feature of The game last night par
tcularly in the second period. the clever work
Of Woods in goal for the Wanderers. He stopped
six hard shots in quick succession
The Wanderers scored their first goal four min
utes after play began. in a rather peculiar way
Du Fresno and Gus Hornfeck had carried the puck
into Yale territory. and IN scrinlmage in front OF
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
STOP YORK ON DRTDOCK.
Earth Still Slipping TorcGrd Pit IN
NnUu Yard.

ConsfderanI. increase IN TIE suostderce O esr1a
m +1e western edge % the excavation co- DryoocA
NJ / in ire navy yard IN BROOKLYN vas apparent
,-sz+Ar5sv and work in the big trench was stopped
-an5f1z = consultation TO what should be do,e
way. The cave-fn Of the sheet Spiling a Ia9
northern end had increased IN extent ana me o-s
+arca between the two lines of ping hen n
creased nearly foot
In The big trench water has been allowed to ae-
c,,,,rs+A 10 the Level ot that outside. 20 form
bes5 Of pressure which will cheek any tu-ther
aoD- Of the soft material underlying Y, and the
-,1a7 Of repair which outlined yesterdsy afte-
-oo1 calls for gradual pumping out o1 the pr
placing rows Of cross braces between the SIDE
walls AZ intervals OF three or four feet ard srad-
,,srv eating the excavation clear 20 its bottom
where concrete work will be begun
Among civil engineers not connected Win tHe
work there are crave fears that tbs whole oostly
undertaking will have be abandoned 70 was
nointed out yesterday BY man high up IN rha
rofessfon that geological formation crecuded the
possibility Of building drydook there which would
not be a constant source OF trouble and expense
70 the government He said the Williams E1g1-
neertng and Construction Company would Be lucky
81 II could complete the work which previous eo1@
tractors had abandoned
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
GOOD ENTRY FOR INDOOR GAMES.

Melvin Sheppard, Harry Hillman ana enarley
o. NIL he among the who will measure
.,5es ,y the special scratch 6Ho-yard race at the
gsroes of the College Of the City Of New York IN
- -r7-ertv-second Regiment Armory on Saturday
evening With Jim McEntee. Harry Sedey' harry
Cissing and Roy Dorland 10 keep 'he pHce io' -
- -. he errrrising 10 see q record.
u,ed Fellars Tom Collins Win Bailey Joe Ma
-. yE-i1,faro Kramer. Charlie Muller. John Reilly
4-date Carr Jimmy Lee. Harvey Cohn, Jim ClarEe
and Tim Hogan are among those VINO VIII sun
., 80 mile scratch race The distance men
- ,,-,,,;rg faster than ever, and with such a
cola snort followers can look for pretty struggle
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Colonel Cornman and CaptGtn
French CenSured.
TFrrr1 Ire Tribune Bureau ]
washington Dec


RFPRTMANDED BY THE PRESIDENT--Ths
President has administered a repriHsnd 70 two
army of1cers-Colonel Daniel Cornuan and Captain
Charles @. French. 7th Infantry. both on duty az
Fort Brady. Michigan These officers were Involves
in alleged violations Of the regulations regarding
the issue OF forage. Colonel Cornran viii Be sus-
pended from duty for one month. and the repEi-
n.and BIZ the President will be published in general
orders from the War Department IN day OF rEo.
Captain French sentenced to dismissal. onr
will lose hfty files instead. representing about tWo
years loss OF time in promotion While the sen
tence in Captain Freuch's I'D not include a
reprimand the President makes special comment
to the effect that the officer should have had
enough experience in the service 70 know that ns
was violating the regulations The reprt1nand to
Colonel Cornman VIII relate TO the duties and re-
sponsibiities dsvoIvns regimental commander
and express surprise that a court martial pEoeeea
ing should be necessary in the OF officer q
Colonel Cornman's service and experience
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued
AR4Y.
Colonel PILIg FARyEY @ H1sisnL @ s22> 1ea r.r.
CaptIin GEORGE " sIRkPATI,Ick lSta 771i.N
REED sf LPtanfIy to s.t 6is eoaRs s2 70 r.e-u
iag 5ervcs srn1inrssna Wee C4ptsa EDwARD D
First LteGs5a2, RALPH BATES sos.. a-s.IlssI =
SeSTTs9E arySe sf c51alr AZ 10 ss r-simsnt Fs5
rF Pfsyr.nant WILLIAM NJ CoLvIS. artillery
.r 20 10 recrIitinx .erc. stations inds
costsg IsnTaTv 1a0e.
J.r.Ts9n Ba1rscEs-F1rst Lieutenant GIpEoN I'll
31-+ Infart-y First Lieutenant JAMES ? EALzESI
aTl.ry Elrst lie 5ptain dIREsScE & srSzE-
sEtilIs ard F-+t -,,! .4-u[en.nT es % f.1ssa
ToHN R MTsGRAv5 coast artilsryS.- artiyS.---- ,... -.
Fort I'M. 5s6asip WfGIAM r sERrstE
s- ta4fF Frss Ee. Ls:saan5 6s3ss c49R1ss bAE las
r-,yee 81 Absence Captain JOSEPH TE5ES1-zSS~
coast Artlery. and Fi--I Lssgss1a7Ss - s-r:!
NJ Il
Is-o s-vsnt.er davs. First Lis1tsrant c1 1AFL1s :.
PEITIs 29Tps ,W 9f as sPs1ss' 4t S easI7y ro -szs:
months from January 10. 1900
Captain FQx OK. I'm --5s-Ss SaTai Sso''i'A-
o2sns.+ noe p + JAsPER retired; Sav7 yard So-~
rs.uts4ant Commander K BENNETT ron S&T.i H0'~
ptaI EeT I T2-ki IeaTs 70 20 t5s Eao1 May1s---
Surgeon G ROTaGANER trasstsrred % -stts-1.
Assistant :ts;,,- SVE..oR rzs7ans . t5s PfsaEiiz
MOVEMENTS OF vARSHIPS-Tae foLoT11s
r,ovaroents Of vessels have been reported 70 t1s
Navy Department
De-. 1re ca.tns Pa.iad.iaA4ss; 49, sss Esse :.s -, -
Pot-au-P,nee The G.ors41S S,,sas =. 60 81 Vs-ssz.
ne Ta5rasEa the Rhots Island. ths S-E icy =
aa.n he Tiiao. ard =. K:s
lucky coloeo; re LSoaaS; aSTs5s 81 re Penzsyi-
vania the Tennessee he s4ytn IsAo-@- 'a7
trCton ard the Csltfornis. a. Para7na-
SAILED
Pc BtFP.h Ing M.cd6Egzh 6r27 ''S ne D. LaE
Tinsey Tho-ntoq ard tne @ ~<s & Dc fsr Ma
Road: Gac,s- tro1a AasSisna 20
Ihe Rs8.. in,a 6isced ogt Of eornisson Navy Ts
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
RIG MONEY FOR TRoTTING RACES
Purses Aggregating s48O,OoO offered on the
Great Western Circuit.

r-btoaeo Dec 14-Purses aggregatin8 s4Sht"'
we're arranged for at the Great western CliSulI
IJ.-,ase Association meeting here to-day. George
1r.u.- NJ DeCstur Ill. elected president ana
n u smolIinger. Of Peoria Ill. secretary ana
+rese,,rer The season viii begin at Peoria on july
and will close at FL Paso Tex. Novemoer 70 9
r.. largest aggregate Of purses offered at any
-. -, the circuit is 10000 hung UP for the
-5ea,inR AZ Columbus. Ohio. September 70 to Oc-
+obe- For the Memphis GennD dates OCTOBER
n a $500 Is hung up. and for DaIlas' Tex
October e 10 81. S25 ooo is offered
C-,,o.o ov1ine TO its central position, was chos-
g. ~. n.xt meeting Of the association.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
eu.sEv HOUSE IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
involuntary Petition in Bankruptcy Filed
Against It's Proprietor.

III. cfsev House at Broadway and I'th streel
one of the oldest hotels in this city has again gone
into the hands of a receiver An involuntary peu-
tion in bankruptcy was fled yesterday agalISO
To,is Frenkel the proprietor of the hotel Judg9
-. =; +ba T-rited States Circuit Court, appointed
Archibald Douglas receiver Of the properly ana
5;o+ad him 70 file bond of 5000 He is permitted
n continue the business Of the hotel for ten days
The petition was signed by sam rIallN' a -
= - - E-ank1in street: John Patterson. a law
.ar ~ No AZ Cedar street, and the Landgrat Man
I,facturine Company, Of No. n3 East 'Sth street
-7ba creditors Of Mr.. Frenkel presented clalhs az
gregating SS74 Sc The liabilities were ssaleu u O
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
n1sAGREEMENT IN RINEHART CASE.
District Attorney Says Prosecution of Banker
Has Just Begun Not Ended

,1-a,-rashurg Penn. Dec 14--After forty-three
hours, deifberation he jury in the case Of J. b p
I2fnebart cashier and vicepresident of the defunr
Farmers and Drovers' National Bank, could not
80. on a verdict and discharged to-day. II
-. stata5 that from Saturday afternoon until this
morning fortv-seTen ballots were AIKEN and that
-. last ballot stood for conviction and for
acquittal
Ptnahsrt was tried one of seventeen indict-
-. ,barvtng forgery and false pretence. The
tarL failed two years for S2,Gnooo District
ATTORNEY stasgers said today that the prosecution
90 Rirehsrt had Just begun. not ended
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
scHooLBoY FOOTBALL CAPTAINS.

- - consistent game throughout the season
+te I3ovs' High School football team, was
o1ao+ed CAPTAIN Of the eleven yesterday for next
.a,sor Brooks. 225-pound tackle. wiz lead the
,fo- t3oI-terhnic Preparatory eleven Manual
= - elected Noumau the speedy end, Hes
her viii almost surely be named for the position
- - commercial High eleven. while Butler, the
.,lsobo1astic fullback and the clever drop KcKer'
LII rartaln the Erasmus HaI eIeVen-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

rzer escaned at the time of the killing OF Joyce
and although he has been reported as having been
seen Al various times in New York apparently niue
andeavor was made by the police to appreheho
him. He is a brother Of lieutenant OF ponce SUE
toned in Brooklyn precinct
- sLoo+ine occurred IN the regime Of Commits
-,o,e- McAdoo. At one time It was reported that
90, while in the company of another brother
,a6 been killed by freight engine and buried
soroeuhere in the West
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
E,rv SPEED SKATERS ENTERED.

T-r,7s,aI Interest IS being taken in the amateur
sl,attrg races TO be held At the ST Nicholas Flnk
on SATURDAY night over htty speed skaters nav
entered for the handicap races among them @ me
winners Of races in indoor ana "u ..
-, -. The novice race promises 70
bring our sturdy LOT # youngsters VINO WI oe
cor7petitors for stellar honors when me
chin races are held later IN the season
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
Mo DEAL FOR GLOVER LEAF" PENDING

1-aotr Haulev who Is one Of the hnancers most
-o-.r.,+ IN the control OF the Toledo, 81. Louis &
UAstern Railroad Company, said yesterday that
,fe-a vas no foundation for the report that the
Me- York Central had offered to take over that
roa5 and guarantee per cent dividends on ls
.-.+crrad stock He added that no negotiations
rrere rendtrg for a sale OF the Glover Leaf M
rap.le, also den.eG runor that control ot tic
Colorado & Southern had been bought by the Union
r,acirc and the Southern PacAc.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
PATSY" REGAIN ARRESTED IN WEST.
Held for the Murder of Ray Joyce in 1SOo IN
Broadway Saloon.

Los Angeles. Dec. 14-''Patsy' Regan' ahas ran
els White Whiting and Carpenter wanted IN Ne"
york for the murder of Ray Joyce in IOoey sa-
loon Broadway and Sth street Aprl 10 ISeS, q
.r,as+ed Yesterday and is held for New YORK ON
- o,. IN the v-av to the Pacific Coast Regan
,as arrested with another man at the Southern "a
cffc station while attempting to work a commence
game the police say.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
TO GET GRAND PRIZE
JERSEY AUTO Law TALK.
Tariff Question Still Under Discus
sion among Motorists.

Motorists will gather in force al the Autothoo.ie
Club America tonight for the presentation Oh INC
Grand Prize TO z. Rand Hollander. representing 'he
Fiat Automobile Company, OF Italy The goid cup
valued at IS 600 was won by Louis Wagner IN
Flat car in the international road race at savannah
Thanksgiving Day.
Among those who have come here from Savanna
for the presentation are Mayor George W. Ileue-
man. Harvey Granger, chairman OF the course CON-
mittee; F c. Battey. president and W. b. sun
we'll treasurer of the Savannah AutoTlobhe Oluo
Mayor Tiedeman has been busy since ms aIiIEd
here on Sunday. He the guest yesterday a. d
luncheon given by the Flat Tire Cluo' al ue rho'
Astor and later went to Hammersteln NlC'Oi "a
Theatre TO see the moving pictures OF 'he vi an
Prize race In the evening he was a guest d' q
dinner given by the Savannah Automoohe CIuo u
New York This morning he will visit the Ions
Island Motor Parkway In the Lancla Cdi VIM"
won the light car race at Savannah
Judge E H Gary. president Of the AutonlooN0
Club Of America will present the cup. larse
number of the members will be in altehoaiiO7
Moving rictures of the race vii be shown after
which refreshments will be served
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

the Yale net Mcintyre. the right wing OF the VS.
itors drove 1t in by mistake Two minutes later
Du Fresno secured the puck near his own goal and
rushing It down the ice. scored a neat goal unas-
sisted Gorham made the third and last goal Tor
the Wanderers on a quick, accurate pass from NJ
Hornfeck, who had taken Piels place at left wing
Play in the second period was not so fast. and the
Wanderers did not force the game. Du Fresne
put off the Ice for two minutes for unneces-
sary roughness in knocking Heron down, out
otherwise the match cleanly played
The lineup and summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
ruE BIRMINGHAM MAKES aA7os eeNors.

THE BIRMINGHAM MAKES 2s-1VS KNOTS
Rockand. Me. Dec 1G-The scout cruiser AAf-
r,tnzhau had her Standardization trial sh0
Rockisnd course to-day, IN preparation Tor ChS
competitive tests with the scout cruisers Salem and
Chester Fourteen runs were made. The Svsrass
of the top speed runs was 2Ss knots. Ih@
fastest run was the rate OF 34-7s krcts-- To-
,orrozy the scout cruiser Salem VIII havs hsr seAs
dardization trial
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
TACKLES GET THE CALL.
Football Captains of Leading Teams
for Nert Season.

Tackles were favored slightly in picking out foot
hall CAPTAINS for next year by some ninety-one co..
Iege teams in various parts of the country TWen-
+v-three PLAYERS from this position were elected
The other positions are represented as folloWs:
t4aIfl,acks sixteen ends, fourteen: quarterhacks
thfrteen: centres nine; fullbacks, eight and
guards eight.
C,o,tstne NJ the leading teams follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

The attitude Of motorists. especially those VINO
are non-residents toward the present autonlooio
law Of New Jersey, as we'll as the proposed poS
colt on manufacturers of automobile parts, lia'
led ] b r Smith Commissioner OF Motor VEN
c1es 70 give out an interview on the suo1eCI H0
said in part -. IAN
"Of course the department stands reaoy 20
der anv proper assistance in further perfecIl"s N
laws Although I believe New Jersey mas the -
automobile law vet enacted perfection cannot De
obtained at once. III
''Perhaps no problem has so emoarras7eu
friends of good automobile laws as that at'eiuis
the charge Of a lack Of comfy between Ne" IeI
se,, and her sister states and the interchange ..
licenses and we have all earnestly strlveh 10 my,
the correct solution. The Law. or course 500
he 40 framed that every inducement 70 a'I
visitors TO our state should be provided
Some time ago I suggested the desra 0ll'y %
having conference called at a convenient llLi7
AZ which representatives OF motorists from d4I 0 80
states interested in the subject including Ill
who make laws as well as those VINO ehio
laws and all those whose interests are IN any "0'
affected bv motor vehicles on the hlgh"aSs' III
c1udinE farmers tradesmen. manufacturers o
tourists might meet. and in a proper spirit us
+ba most efficient method Of automopile resula
tion I am hopeful. indeed expecting that means
rnsv vet be provided whereby such conference
may be held"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

Chicago. Dec 1.-THE National Poultry Sho"
beptns here tomorrow, among the special AZ
fractions win be Peggy the $1,000 hen o"nec Oy
E-nest Keue-stross. % Eanses city
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

= . rbon,as head OF the Thomas Motor Com
many in an interview on the tariff question N us
relation 10 automobiles. said yesterday:
do not favor reduction or increase OF y, ~ "a
- fo-aign au+onobiIes or account of French ana
G,i on fab bo- ranging from TO u cents an hour
as against 25 85 cents an hour If I6r me me % IN
1or+ation Of the surplus product OF Ioreleh
factures wherever they so desire on aScoGr. Gun a.
- 1awness Of the industry only limited nurnner
of manufacturers are firmly esta btshed mere on q
profit making basis In my opinion Ille Iii'u'i'
has hardly started in this country.
There are million horse vehic.es niaoe "a bIic SII
oririop more than twelve hundred thQusdhu " ~
hem are for transportation Of indivlduats ana =
re industry is given further opportunity Tor
opn,ent within comparatively few years insLeTU
- MINING ont Nfty thousand a year, the country
LII abso@h two hundred and fifty thousand auto.
MOBILES if unretarded by reduction OF ia Iarl IN s9 a9
- trade II is not the tariff but nome CoLp -
ton that regulates the cost 70 tae
80 rza eo, that the foreign manufacturer ChdFseS
a much higher price than the american Lor INC
same quality and character OF rnaohlle'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
STEVENS BEATS RuTGERs AT CHESS

-. stevens chess team defeated Rutgers on Sat
,,-5zv 81 rha second match Of the series for the
Ft-e trophy hefnE played for by New York Uni
--s-sfrz- Stevens and Rutgers Tie score follows
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
CHRISTMAS STORIES
AND OTHER STORIES
Will Be Not Only a Good
Christmas Number, but 1t
Will Be Full of Good
Reading for Any
Day in the Year.
Keeping Christmas

A. article that e,ludes the holiday spirit IN
So paragraph and contains many P1el''
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

--Els --.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
HARTLEY DAVIS.
The Ring and the Man

-. -z-,e-s that the finest serial OF the year
5ez---lzs - this instalrnent Christmas oeIe-
t-z-so- ~ he home OF the hero, George GoT1n-
r. The he-- work OF
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15

---;--v-tvvo bicycle riders who took part in the
..1-6sv race az Madison Square Garden last week
received their prizes and contract money at the
re-ser Yesterday afternoon Eight teams finished
re race. and seven OF these pairs shared in the
-,-f-ss The swa-ds were as follows: