davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
CARS IN FIVE CITIES.
american Machine IN the Tan IN
Ner York to Paris Race.

Toledo, Feb. 1s-The Thomas representing
this country in the New York TO Paris autornonll7
race. arrived here tonight well in the van Ine
machine was in good condition. after run OF zIs
miles from Erie, Penn. to-day. Since leaving New
York the car has covered 7S miles over roads
heavy with mud blocked by snowdrIts
The De Dion. d French car. was last reported at
elorwaIk. sixty miles Of here, while word has
been received that the ZUst car 0taliaD IS al
Cleveland for the night. having lost valuable
ground in the run to-day. amounting 70 about one
hundred and twenty miles. The French car lost
time after Iezving Ashtabuia. by taking the wrong
road and being forced TO turn back, Crowds lined
the streets in Cleveland. and also in this city
when the American car got in.
Erie, Penn, Feb. Is-The German car IN the
New York to Paris race arrived here tonight from
Buffalo, Just one day behind the leaders Lieuten-
ant Koeppen is slowly but surely making up lost
ground, and Is confident that he will overtake his
opponents within the next few days
Buffalo. Feb. 1S-The NIoro Bloc got in to-
night, and is the fifth machine 10 report here IN
the transcontinentaI auto
It was reported last night that the Naudin car
which IS still ar Red Hook. would be Withdrawn
from the race as It could not be repaired properly
for such trying journey.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
PnWER BOAT OFFICERS NAMED.

The annual meeting and election o. rla ArlsricsH
Power Boat Association viii be helc al the Wa
dorf-AstOria on Wednesday. February Is. az SD
r n The following nominations have been re-
ported by the nominating committee President =
Norris Oliphant Thousand Islands Yacht Cl15ls q
secretary. Aus11 3. Cole lIanhasse- Bay YachE
Club: treasurer, John Fl Mcintosh Columbia
Yacht Club. executive committee Dr. T v Roe
CT4rryrov~u Yacht Club. r. .. O-ustsad CEarrfori
Yacht Club. A J BuschrHann (Jaunalca Bay Tachz
Club and ". NJ Bieiing CBsHsolhursL Tachs
Club
Notice IS given that there VIII % azend-u-u-
% Rule v regarding classification o. boats. esPe-
ciaIy as 10 hunting launches, also arnsr6lent
70 Rule III subdivision g. 70 read ss follows. In
engines OF less than six inches stroke. the formula
should BE- AxNxS divided BY c. ; being the sr-oks
in feet. The constant IN autOruoOiIe racing boats
shall be > Tor four-cycle engines L65 FOR two-cycs
engines. having SIX inches stroke or over. and "a
engines having less than six inches stroke OF pis-
ton the constant tor follr-cycIe engines snail be
and for rwo-cycIe s.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
.LOCALPLAYERS BEATEN
PUT OUT AT RACQUETl
SHazc Defeats Burden and Eaf
Meet FiHcke To-day.

Bostor Feb 1s-New York players faret
badly in the continuation OF ths national ana
taur racauet championship tournament OF ths
courts Of the Tennis and Racquet Club here
today W F Burden. ". Stackpols. ". g.
Clark. II. 0. W Bird and Z Hewitt were put
ont in the second round. New York is still vslt
represented. however, as Lawrence Waterbury
defeated r Grant. jr while Reginald Fincks. tina
present title holder. and Payne Whitney won
their matches IN the second round yesterday
The two last named did not play to-day. Most
OF the matches were close and well contested.
and the followers OF the sport who througed ths
galleries found plenty to entertain
WI. Burden suffered defeat at the hands os
Quincy a Shaw, IT., an ex-champton- The for
ner won the first game rather easily ar IS.
scoring a number or aces on service shaw then
settled down and after q hard hght in the sec
ond game. which he won BY narrow margin.
clearly outplayed his opponent IN the next two.
shaw viii meet Finche tomorrow in wfa=
promises 70 be one of the best matches IN the
tournament
The hardest fought match ot the day was be-
tween H F Mccormack OF Chicago. and n G.
Clark. Of New York. and it t0ek Eve games to
decide. Clark won the first and the third. and
the score stood . 20 I in his favor bur McCor-
mack would not be denied. and after squarius
the match IL the fourth game. he Won the dfths
and deciding game ar 15-11-
Lawrence Waterbury beat P Grant. ir,- &C
Boston. in straight sets. and Percy D HaughtOn,
Harvard's new football coach, put OUT 0. ".
Bird after winning a grueIliug first game az
1S-f5-
E. Hewitt managed 70 Es- one game against
H. D. Scott, OF Boston. but weakened badly In
the last three games The summary follows
amateur rsGqu=r cEzrHpio1shi2 second -oundJ
q shaw. r. Blst1u. defeated ". r. BGr1sn Nsss
York. T-I5. 1T-I4s IJ-2. 15-S
+ BoyIst5u Besrou defeated w S-aerpo-s. New To-k.
15-I1 l5-5 15-io
H F. 3rcCsrraass Chicago defeated NJ c Clark T..
New York IJ-LS 15-S. T. l.. I5-e. ES-u
r n Tfa-Ehr1n. Boston. -sefsa-s1 O. T- Bfrd. Nsv
Lawrence waterbury. Nsv York defeated P Grant
II. Boston. Ia 15-J. IS
= scott Boston. defeated z EaVtrt. View Torks
T3-I5- 15-S. 10. I5-2
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
NE4LON N THE C1RIER
T-senta-sir Entries to Date for FIRST
Big Handicap Of Year.

-zer---sx entries had been received - to
o.z.o-k Yesterday for the Carter Handicap OF
E-a0a q seven fUTI0ngs. which VIII be run OF
-. .-.-.-- ~ e the season al Aqueducr. On
ann This nun Der WI be largely increased,
e-e2-=5-z % Fred lsalberger- secretary 81 me
e-=z-s Coza-y Jockey Club, when the mails from
--e Tsz- ana South are II.
James 2 Eeeue has named Rssugouche- arall7-
49, a-s ,--e+-a Green while Eeaiou the SubIr-
- z-a-z+os- winner last year Is entered among
,--e-= The futl list 70 date follows
e-esro1 Charles Edward. Don Enrique. Dr- caro-
- zez-7g7r7che Trans-aal. C5re1na Green. Spoon
- Red River. Aletheuo Old Honesty CohoT- "e4-
-----a s-s5--ro--1l. Berkeley. Banyah, The Nres-
80 ----- r7o-e-o Pe7arris The Sllaughran. Fto-i-
mo Bsr aIazrerson Hyperion II, Nike Sutton siI
-----szood ana King Cobalt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
STRONG TEAM FOR DUAL GAMES

The track and field committee # the NIetrop1ll-
tan Association Of the Amateur Athletic Union has
picked out strong 70 represent this district
in the meeting with the Middle Atlantic Associa-
ton al Philadelphia March I. The names which
have beeu submitted for approval follow:
Efftv-vard dash. p O'C1nnelI. New York Athletic
-lvb T.. = Heating and Lawson Robertson irish
american Athletic Club.
T7ffty-ygrd hurdle -yaCeS- G Sorthridge and J J.
r7ie- Arlerca 81 thetic Club. ". r Mccullough.
New York Athletic Club
red and -forty-Tard rum. B Dorlard.
Past3ue Athletic Club Harry / Hillrasu and H
a sedIey New York Athletic Club; c J. Bacon, Irish
American Athletic Club
hundred and yard runMelyin ". shep
rard J. Promilow and c. J Bacon, Irish American
Athletic Club, c. C. Whiteley. Princeton University:
Csrl Walthier. York Athletic Club
Ctre-rrtle run--T. s. White and Y Berkec. New
York Athletic Club. 1 Z sullivan and T. =. Reilly.
Irish American Athletic CluL.
Two-nnile run ElseIc and 7. Bears New York
Athletic club; Carr Xavier Athletic Association.
Joseph Malone Mohawk Athletic Club; Tom Collins.
ErisIl-A r1ericaR Athletic Club.
Shot put-Aiertin sheridan, John Fialagah sha her
Meyer irish American Athletic Club Richard
Sheldon James Mitchell. New York Athletic Club;
I j. Hart. Princeton Prep
Hop step and 1umu-Platt Adams and J. T. OCon.
nell New York Athletic club. Martin sheridan and
L Z IsisIey, ish-American Athletic Club
High 1ump-H. 7. Porter. ITfsh-Arnerican Athletic
Club, =. r Hisey and - Qrumtelt. New York Athletic
pole vault-Claude Allen. Irish American Athletic
club. Tezin Princeton University F y Nelson,
Yale
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
RACING At NEW ORLEANS.
Oraculum Nakes a ShO5C of His
Field OUer Nuddy Track.

New Orleans Feb. 15.-Rain made the track heavy
to the regulars" The fourth was declared
off when six OF the seven horses carded
scratched.
OracuIum made a show Of his field in the fifth
race winning eased up by six lengths Dunning
and Waterway fought It out IN the steepleohase,
and the former won by half d length, thanks 70
Heiders strong finish. The summaries follow
| won: Pocotalgo H. (McDanie), TO 1. second
Edwin l.. IL (koermer}, . TO l. third. Time. OBS
Sprvicence All Red. Silver Line. Westu1ore Book
Binder Grotto. W a Leach. Clear Rock. Taxts and
Prefix also ran
Second CsteepIechase. short course)--Dunnins.
143 CHelderl. ; !. won; WATERWAY, 136 fMcClanl
II to / second; Or. Heard. 155 (Grantland) to J,
third Time. 8.f5 Is. Pete Vinegar, Monte Carlo
Profitable and Itacatiara also ran
Third race tseIlng: five furlongs)Joyful Lady. 112
IBrusseIII. =. won; Meadow Green 100 (Sieu-
.rersY - 10 / second Defect. I05 tEohn}, 10 ].
third Tine, los - Nondela- Naztn1ova- Fashion
Pink Tertia and BsItronia also
Fourth race declared Off
Fifth race tseven furIongs,-Oracuun, 107 CSfcDan-
fej. / =. Cablegrau, 1O5 tkoe-nerl, to /
scecond Jersey LADY 90 Smith, 80 !. third Time
I-3G- French Nun, Sam Taylor, Hetne and Flrebraud
also
sixth race selling one mile and A sxtesnth)- Pin
sricker 90 (Ott4 Z z. HaduT 90 (Henryl
l. to / second. DappIe Gold. 100 tkoerner} / 70 l.
third IS 2-5. FIowaway. kaiserhof, St Bel
George Vivian. Abe Meyer Elaine ard Fire Opal
also
Seventh race selling. one mile 4 sixteenth
PrrtanIa l07 swain. 80 20 won; Hoorav. 1o4 tSu
Il 10 second; Denigre, 100 (kohnl. II TO l.
third Time. II As. The Clansnau, Bouart. Teles
rsPher Belle Scott Gracious Cull Denlore and Moyea
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
NEW BOWLING RECORD.
High Scoring the Rule IN Tourna-
71ert at Cincinnati.

----i7-z-i. Feb 19-The worlds record for in
.zs~s5r,sT bowling was broken a. the American
Bowling Congress this afternoon By Arthur w
r-z-p- Of Chicago. who scored ess. The previous
--r- record vas made by n a Jones. OF MI
--s-5zze who scored 6S3 a. Indianapolis IN 1903
- -oz.+ffz OF Chicago. who made 2SS6
-os~-z also r-oEe al Eve-rran team records, while
-zalr1e-z and KIene. OF Chicago. who BOWED
-2E4 II the -r-o-rnan event. took the lead IN mat
@x--.-e 4 LeQuenne and Dick Morgan oo"iea
-2a-. and thereby obtained second lla0e i" '-'7
r7o--eau race
r PoT7z-!z q Buffalo. bowling II the same
Ers~- With weugIer. obtained third place IN me
+-s-~zsuz1 tournament by bowling SIS hooeFt
-ra-7fug4r heretofore n first position Is secoi'
-f-- fsH
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
HOCKEY CLUB SWAMPED
ST. NICKS YIN EASILY.
Last Years Champions Plag tn
Brilliant Form.

Playing better than It has at any time this
teasoa. the s.. Nicholas Hockey Club seven
easily defeated the Hockey Club OF New York
last night II st. Nicholas Rink By s goals to 3.
The champions again changed their lineup, and
souther dropped hack TO coverpoint and Larned
took his place at rover It proved the best ar
rzngenaant that has baen made since Illness
caused the retirement Of Z, Gordon from the
team The men showed much greater speed and
-lsyed better together than in any previous con-
rest. Z. Gordon was in form for the first time
this yea- and played his position well.
Tie Hockey Club missed Russell at point
VINO is out Of the game for time on account of
tzo broken ribs. an injury he received in the
last match in which he took part
Il wes clean an exhibition of hockey as has
been seen If the rink this season. and not =
nan was ruled Of even warned for rough
work
InA ST Nicholas nlsz started in with a rush
s-d soon had their opponents On the defensive
sid within minute Ls-ned scored the first
ecl OF E pass from Souther. The champions
sd6ed five more points il almost as many min
-r-es- and before the Hockey Club men had q
chance 20 get going Larned made the second
gal after Souther had brought the rubber
down and passed TO Wilder, whose shot Vas
stopped. Larned rushed IN before Ellison could
clss- and poked the rubber past him.
thompson MADE the next goal " hen ne snoI
TIE puck reboUa6ed 70 Hamley. who was SO
SOW IN getting away with II that Thompson
again took il and shot IL by Ellison. Souther
made the fourth on q rln the length Of the rink
ezd passed Ellison with a beautiful shot h
Gordon made the fifth. and then Bryan tailed
1h4 first goal for the Hockey Club on g pass
from behind the net by keefe.
Z Gordon made IL 10 l for his side on
rass from Thompson behind the goal Before
fhe half ended Harmon scored after rushing
n On PhiIliqs's shot. which Hayward had
stopped The half ended = 10 =
Il the second half the Hockey Club braoed
somewhat and held The champions score down,
~ they were unable 70 do much else, and kept
missing the easiest kind Of openings. once HaT-
non vas right in on goal when he received
-ass from Keefe- hut he shot 50 weak the puck
--zt touched the goal post
Larne6 made the first point IN the second
---t1s on z pass from behind 1he net. and Aar-
rnon tailed for the Hockey Club On Phillips 5
mass from The side. Souther made the last goal.
--rf-h vas the prettiest one or the game. He
--sse zigzae run the length of the rink. dodg-
.rz n and out from one side TO the other until
he GOT right n on Ellison.
Tia Tra-fgp follows
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
coLUMBIA's LAST CHANCE WITH YALE

Several hundred Columbia undergraduates will 60
I'D to New Haven tonight for the Yale-CoIumbia
basketball game. The Ellis and the New Workers
are again tied for second place in the league cham
pionship and the game Is the most important one
that remains to be played From comparative
scores Columbia has a chance to wipe out her de-
feat by Yale two weeks age. Cornell was beaten
by both Yale and Columbia last week but the
wearers of the blue won by only goal, while
the Comedians lost TO Columbia by IS to Is
D. SS-eeter. %. elected manager Of the Co
lumbia lacrosse team for the ensuing vester-
dav.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
ONE MORE FOR SCOOTER
Defeats Ice Yacht in Second Race
on Orange Lake

s-evh--E = ? Fer 15-The second race N ne
re-fss ng---ee- a ice yacht and scooter Tas
sailed a. Orange lake IN light wind this aIIeI-
--o- and he scooter won ter the second ITl1S-
- - ,a---s of he race the Ice Yacht had n sail
-p-.-~v miles while the scooter was sailing ten.
re scooter men put IN the Eagle, which nTlSfle'
-As -.n niles II 40 minutes 46lz seconds Al fh5f
t-e ne ice Yacht Junior. representing t4e grange
Ike C-ub had covered thirteen and rTo-tnlros
-~r-e r-or777ocore Fred Thurber sailed the Eagle
vale Charles Merritt was skipper OF the Junior
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
HAND TENNIS AT NEW YORK A. C

Samuel T. Shaw and ". D. Lyon, PLAYING from
scratch. were defeated yesterday by Jerry T. Ma
honey and H NJ. V Connolly 90 aces In the handi-
cap hand tennis tournament at the New York
Athletic Club The score was 25-1S 1T-e5. 25-24
y. A Hines and John J. Kelley 70 aces won
their bracket in the final round. IN so doing they
furnished q surprise by defeating ". H Goffe and
pr Edward F. Conklin e aces 1s-25, 2-2L 90.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
M'LAuGHLIN BEATS GALLAGHER.

Edward Mclaughlin defeated Thomas Gallagher
in the three-cushion billiard tournament at Dalys
Academy last night by the score of 20 to 4s Ii was
a closely fought game both men being in fine form.
Mclaughlin had a high OF 4 and completed
his game in seveuty-four innings, while Gallagher
had a run of 8. Mclaughlin viii play Ora Morn
ngstar te-night.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
DANIELS TO SWIM IN GAhDLN-
VII lake Part In the Races at the sports
mems Show.

r Il Daniels the swimming rnarNe w
- :. = -s-ez =, Madison Square Garden on
tes onening Of the fourteenth annual NotoF 6oa'
szs sportsuea's show to-morroW.
TIE big arnph1theatre Is being transiorrso NJ
-. -. The ronI for the water fowl al
+le entrance 70 the Garden the ny casting poO on
-s z-tb street SIDE and the huge swimming i1Ae
q ne rou-4h avenue end have been tested anu aie
-. fcr f.efr various uses
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
SYRACUSE BEATEN BY BROWN.

Providence Feb ls--Ihe hli'eiuo z1eo.t
l,sl.5a7l .a,n or Syracuse University met defeat
- - [.r5s of Brown University tonight oy Il
sore n e 70 Il IN OF the fastest games seen
here tb.s season Brown took the iead d 0Ls
start and kept II throughout SugerIlAh p'4se-
vel fer Syracuse and Captain fisoi i'i
Elot elght basket
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
CONGRESSMAN Noon in FaUor Of the
Federal Registration Bill.

That Congress has the power 10 enact les1sla-
ton pertaining to the federal registration OF au-
tomobiles is the belief Of Congressman Reuben o
Moon OF Philadelphia member Of the Judiciary
Committee Of the House, who was one OF the prln-
cipaI speakers at the annual banquet Of the Auto
mobile Club OF Germantown on Saturday evening
At time when the motorists OF this country
through their national body the American Auto
mobile Association. are endeavcring TO have Con-
gress pass d bill which Will give national regis
tration 10 users Of motor in intercourse be
tween the several states this expression OF opinion
is interesting. Mr.. Moon said IN part:
do not believe rhat there is to-day in Washing
ton a member Of Congress OF either EtOu7e Nilo
does not know that automobile Dill IS penang
I do believe there IS member VINO Llas Iot t.
ceived letters from his aUrOnObliIn5 constituents
upon this matter. and they all come 70 me as a re-
suit, because ! am a member OF tne CoIllilLtte9
which must pass upon it before IL can be presented
can assure you and all automobilists that you
sideration in Washington. There is no spirit n
the National Capitol among the legislative bodies
realizes that there present serious Obstacles
the progress OF the sport and business OF auto
MODELLING which need federal attention The whole
matter depends UPON the CONSTITUTIONAL power CT
Congress, and though speaking unothclally. be
leve that we have the invested power 70 grant
what you desire, and YOU entitled 70 our earnest
Freedom Of intercourse between the various parts
of the country is impO. amt, and anything that VIII
break down sectional pride prejudice and jealousy
is something which goes TO make up and strengthen
the nation. You utilizing novel and effective
method Of doing this, and broadening Interstate
relations It is fact that commerce IS not the
must De tnJeTmingiIng between the people and
this is great link in the strength Of the national
that is doing more to strengthen the weak Inks
than the automobile.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
NTH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
NezC York and Pdssalc F'iUes Lose
Ground IN League Race.

The New York Athletic Club lost the odd game
in an Athletic Bowling League series on the Co
luInbia Club alleys last night, while Jersey City
won two out of three from PassaIc-
The New York bowlers were not up to their usual
form and after winning the first game by five
pins lost the next two. the second by the narrow
margin Of four pins. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

co-,a @.n,roe ne-scns have eHperienCeo "lst -
- ss ..stsge fright Dr.. Josiah Morse writes
au article on this very interesting l s1pJTeL II H
5000 1az.sZine Section Of The Irlbune-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

There ought be some wildness and bolster
BUSINESS and liItle fighting IN boys, says Dr. G.
STANLEY Hall, university president an excellent
authority. Read his article. 'FeminlZaton or
Rovs" IN next Sundays Magazine Section - The
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Scotch Amateur to Come Here as q
PrOfessi0nal-Notes.

According TO foreign advices Stewart Maiden
is the latest Scotch golfer who has decided 10
seek fame and fortune in the United States.
Maiden is a Carnoustie amateur and a good
player It is said that he intends TO become
professional over here. Carnoustie is the native
heath OF such we'll known pros Alec Smith,
Willie Smith and George Low
Jerome D. Travers. the national amateur
champion. has refused an invitation to play at
Pinehurst. He also had chance to go to
Mexico recently with Archie Graham, of Pater-
son. and Harry Osborne, of Newark, but had
TO decline that offer as well. Travers had
round of the Montclair links on Saturday, the
first in several weeks.
Judging by the action of the United states
Golf Association and the Western Golf Associa-
ton in the election Of links for their women s
championship tournaments, missionary work is
necessary. Following the formers award TO
Chevy Chase came the announcement that the
Western body had decided to give its women s
tournament TO the St. Louis Country Club
There are comparative few women golfers Of
prominence in the St Louis section.
The United States Golf Association has ordered
printed for distribution 1900 copies of the two
hundred various rulings made by the st. An
drews rules Of golf committee in answer 10
queries put to It by players who were in guam
dary as to the meaning of the rules.
One Of the lowest eighteen hole records re-
turned in many months was recently credited 10
Willie Anderson at the Florida Country Club,
Anderson went out in 81 and home in 80. The
feature Of the round were two IS. the last being
al the fourteenth hole. which is 211 yards long
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

z1as-ss. Nicholzz. Iarned a. S2utAer 2. K Ger
----rse1. Hockey Cl-r- Harmon c. E3-Eaa
re5z-sz-TyIllz-n DohDy Crescent AtteJic Cub As
Kennedy Crescent Athletic -ln5
------az-F Tpu Fresne H Forafeck- Wanderers
----5-.-- g--n 7-I--a q halres-7'vve-ry minutes
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
.rsfs ..--. 81 Apj SD

pasSsjr made 0lS total in the first game
sgsirs+ Jersey Citv but could not repeat. and the
latter won the next two games The scores fol
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
TFPSE CITY
NTH TIE BALL PLAYERS
Local Teams HAZE Been Strength
eucd and Hope Runs High.

Within less than two months the barrier vii re
sprung or the long baseball race Of 1aas. the final
heat bringing together the winners Of the American
and National leagues for the championship OF The
world Since the curtain was rung down on the
season Of 1907 many changes have been made IN the
zixtaer7 teams composing the TWO leagues. Tho
Chicago Cubs start the year with nearly all the
same men who CAPTURED the worlds championship
last fall hut that is only natural. because Frank
Chance ts satisfied that the. cant be improved
upon There ara many new faces however. on al
the other teams. Every cjty rs already roofing for
its own team and telling how it will win the pen
naut.
President EbbetE Of the Brooklyn Baseball Club
said yesterday that he wanted first class fielder
and wanted hun badly that he was willing 10
nav 5000 The inheid and pitching staff suit him
70 perfection and Harry Lumley and Billy Maloney
I'll the bill. but lhere is bad hole 10 nc hlled IN
the other outfeld position. The Supertas inield
will be made up something like this: Tim Jordan
first base: Whitley Alpermdn. second base; Lewis.
shortstop. and TommE Sheehan. the old Pirate. in
C.aseys place at third base. The pitchers include
scanlon. srrickIett. Rucker, Bell. Pastortous and
two or three others.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

NJ J. Budlong has resigned as general manager
OF the Association OF Licensed AutoulosIe Manu-
facturers to accept a place with a motor car COM
pany.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

The special committee appointed by Jefferson
De Mont Thompson, chairman Of the Racing
Board of the American Automobile Association, az
a meeting Saturday 10 consider a revision OF
the racing rules, met yesterday. Mr.. Thompson
presided and after d long session the COMMITTEES
progress made.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

In commenting on James r heones >tats-
rnent that he would retire from racing and take
his loss like A gentleman # the Agnew-HaTt bills
become q law, a small breeder said yesterday
q can't accept the situation as calmly rs Mr..
Keene. in spite Of the fact that he has S1CJ000O
invested in his breeding and racing establish
rnents TO $4,000 for myself He has other in
terests but my all is tied up in my horses and
I fear there would ne little left If the Percy
GRAY law were repealed"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-11
EIko Drug Comply

E i'ure Drugs. Chemicals, :t'atent
!. Medicines. Toilet Articles. -
Terfumery. Liquors
and Cigars.
-" 49,. ..r"' ~. ~...
Orders by Mail Given Promp. ;Atteation-
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded From
The Purest Drugs.
- - $500