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New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

A FrERwARD. by Sarah Gucrnse, bad
lev. Is - sentimental story ,hlt ..- s.
MANY "o"cn wall discuss eagerly. uu.. .Acy
hnd THAT the problem presented ia ,a ~o.e
exciting ,alc. THE ETERNAL WOMAN, by
Anne Peacock. is more engrossiug. Aat.-
ciityius and Instructive 10 hear v.. a,ea
argue earnestly.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
THE ETERNAL WOMAN. D
THE BOLTED DOOR

brilliant illustrations by the author Is ,...os'
Is Instructive - 1t is inyeres-ias
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

No l26 Light OAK
No 1913 DARK OAK
No l25 liIgSl0H OAK
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
Ypt may declare tina, THE SHIP WRECK
tRS. hN CharIes Er,n..,. n.,,rlr :. -.

tRS. by Charles Francis nourhe. is as
...-' Il z'oFS as one Is likely ,o tal aavvhcrc
Those who were So untortuua. G, miss
F'n's"'ck' by The same au,a. may be-
more eNirav'gant in its praise. IT. r4r,icu-
I"' STORY ot the Barncgat h,, -..ee and
anyone VINO knows anything ab.a, Uncle
'-''" $ ME savers feels like takius ya his hat
every "'"r their names are mentioned a
.''''' exciting tale OF real adventure. But
~ greatest value isn't in the MANY thrills it
gives bat IN the character of the men con-
''''''' al" The way il governs their action.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
Johnson's Prepared Wax

should be elledo all " 'c'!Iu
Mission '"'''o Hlc"dfS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

No liO Manila OAK
No 10 bog OAK
No. lbs LiRkf Mahogany
No. l29 DGyk NdhogGHy
Fl
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

No. I'D Forest Gyecr
No. l12 FLEMISH OGt
y o. l'S BTOl,E Flemish OAK
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
JOhnsOn's Under=Tac

PTtpaatlon supc0r 90 shcIllc or orli-
u'o owe! WOOD )ye where higher gloss than wax finish
IS desired drying hard in half an hour Best nreparl-
Uon LoI hnoIeum and QIcoth bringing out the pattern
to half pins 'O ~ '''
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

No. 1870 IIeaihered OAK
40. l3l By0.cH u edihered OAK
10. l32 Green u Gathered Oak
No l2l Moyy Green
Is. 80 .FJft, r1.h
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.Bsch sOn>llIe Results.

F-.' pa" Tor .wo-Y-ar dds selling Eve and
Q ~: IA 1rrE Grover IIsA-s. ~ rTrnt.rr.
IS - - = ?-.n:. 10 3-rns 9 90 :. sccuri
VE!:c Moo. III HI-g.n,r ~ : :hiri III.
To- nayS-ri. iona Psnisy4sI 70 I~y.n
I-pfsS-'t- ar! ?'--Srp.! also ran
Sr~oas Pace FOR three gear Odds s-,!irx ~ =,
:.-t@hE; h-,s,:nn. 100 .hs,ns.. " ;, won
Cfrr. % Ross " u ! I5irf Tirqe. lis :
Mrr2-tI OgaHhga. Anna Inferno cgeen sad
;h'ff Rae FOR three y"ar o.i,: s,il.nz; six
f--,p1E- 'cs-hIriptDr iOs ia II g. wor
S'srh"'t W nhert 9 % ,econd q In.
lIi H,"lisi"'Ll u :tI-t T!-l- 10 IS
S;a'rv~' ~hrahani "..s- n sou as ran
Pourtt p.c- s-i!Eg tsni.-a2 =. ages on.
rail-" AZ! sixteenth Er:rnd Harry IA Mus
sTA'r y Tnn sirtrsn. Is u Alison
- J.. 80 ~: AronGASS " it,oC-..in), 4 O.
:E.-. t'-T- iaA2S
E.fin I'A~" Fo- 'l--" year ol:s And upward:
- l0z 81 inf = asS:ri0ng. AIRED the 'C;rrar
- irrot'cr o U IN Won i~scr'nnes. III
N-tE", - second I Irucoat IN Gold
.'e." % 'E-r Tine :; IS u Gect.
IA FA"r PR IH~er scar pfs And urwa-d
80 'Sg ono uI.r.HnG T. r.-irnE can't Sys-',n
10 'joIds'"in - 10 won nv yaI l6i Sweeney
~ ?" s~corf lig~k -. ''v'wsN. 4 70 l. Mirr
Itfn". = IaEbIry. Doc 'Fax. Mru; ,rI
Lady Hsthe- HsD ran '
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81 the automobile up TO a high pitch That
IL the case In England and that goo l. the
0As- here The niCe'ies help sell the car
and th-y ar. designed TO that end
American cats have on tho whole very
Gu. lines, among N. finest thin. The
'Drpedo body. which affords protection
has been taken m here strongly and In
proves tn. appearance Of 'h- automobile
The Continental cars have NOR. eowery
lines, 40 TO .p-aA III. Americans are more
simple. more direct
A. TO III. American invasion. Mr Smms
said y b-llev. that Sir Br-"oe ia going
anoVt |. H." right wa TIA establishing -
british factory Even though 'h- pocket
Is "a. main thing 10 b- considered In bu ing
q car. he lH..!-h p.or. also are !.Ssl- "a
consider patriotic motives ana hey VIII
hvy a car Oi equal pri'. .! hotn. max"
rather than patronI.. ~ foreigner To be-
-4r" Their. II a!ways class ShV will bay
foreign cars
i believe that FOR light touring n.
Americans produce car that cannot he
-,ITail-J for the money AMI 'ha-. -aui..d lie.
u market for them IN England In fact
! consider what .h"y turn out i- nothing
shor' oi wonderful FOR IN. price.
ON. vay % Judging car production 4,
20 So" now man. cars ar" turned uri' N com b.
pHri-on TO the number Of men employed
heTa q foreign factory Vii. produce OH
cars with tn. services OF .5IO men ,h,
American factory Si.! .':rn out Ia 40 cars
eith this -'ac bha; i what cO.n,- 81
u yiIenIs
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BILLIARDS.
Gallagher Again Beats Moore at Three
Cushions

Tom Gallagher vas in fine form last night
~ puyl-'s and in The second section OF the
tire. cushion cirrorn match with G.ors.
Moore won again The veteran PLAYER who
mas never been Snoan 20 wear an ove-coar
orsvsd tLe Storm f..Rrles~ly and fal, Az fine
nEen hr started of a. thc game thar he
mad. . ran ~ 5. the Highest OF the evening
HIS friends .ai told him they would roo,
pn'il h" made .tck snd 50 h. va, on his
COOL behavior and :ooS hard luck a. pleas.
an'.y ne took SUCCESS
lie hai 20 max" :; points before Moor.
reached 30 and Succeeded In compile ing hts
total ~ Moor" i!ad. 81 IL took - innings
30 complete tho match Moore's high run
was s The 'o'als now ar. Gala CHER pg
Moore. a. j" w.n now Gala CHER has 80
maze q before NUo-s makes - a. I ne r,rrrs
OF n. match required Moore to play / ~
poia,s 90 ,'ai.aGh-r'- e.. Tie match WI,
end tonight
IN tn" Harlem 'ia-= IS? billiard .orrns .
m"ni nov In progress at the Nornins-li-
billiard Room. HOFFMAN defeated l.
ner'- average was ami ,E.. h.eh -tr OF the
nirhi No players w.. BE * I.%nt. and :
Z H. Byer- Won ia. nights gam. IN ~.
three cushion tournament ~ John J. We
Grave roOrl. defeating r Hacker nv The
score Of 20 10 81 In sine' eight innings
Byera made a hi.t r,in o: J Rockers nigh
tonight;
In tie amateur class b. IL, handicap
tourEac.cn' a. l..e Riyers.,ie billiard roc,r,
Sylvester Levy last night i.f.atsd Arthur
k1@srs Mcr,n.yis a., SS'Psex o. ,Le !.ts
by score Of ITO 80 EOS These two PLAYERS
are scratch men. each hayiag,o make 10
and ssey sept In close company all ,hs
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ron NBIt CREWS LAY orr
For q Month anyhow and Rest May T., en-
lBe for TM % Months.

The columbia rev squad. which La.
been rowing regularly on Tho machines
SINCE practice On rn" l.Ser "eHsei viii
haN. !aN"f II month until January
~, when wpr> vii re resumed Rice has
h""n tro. BLEED IN ~" last few weeks ite
cause h" has n"t had Very many men out
and no d"I.icd THAI III" hos, way to &c,
rid Of tho difficulty Wa. by cutting out
practice for the IIfns being SOME Of TIA.
oarsmen lr" It'll" behind IN their college
work and the layol Will give them a cnance
20 brac" tIp IN their ~ aides
II - probable that Ei,. viii have to re-
Ntsa lis S"hadu!" for spring practice and
may not put the men So work until after
~" midvSir examinations 50 thai IN realty
thc mon y NJ h" getting alrno-' ''vo months
OF and will probably nov begin prnt-lc
again until February Bc'we"n no,
and then. how"'rT Rico will y" On hand
~ ia" rowing rom. three days u week and
N!l coach any men who thlnS thai they
Csn get along wI'hOU' the vacation He
- q! not ha'" = daily tam" ~hr", and crow
Vort = III not ." '"N ART gymnasium "red'-
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Our nTOWOBTLr PPOGBySS,
Frrdrrick ~ sirnnis. Pioneer Abroad.
Says Many Nice Things

: Fred"-''a T. si-umS che Inventor Of the
Slmm- r.asrato = on this side with tn.
Intention o. stating for some time Mr.
Smr1a saN IN" Olympia show N London
AID said twas IL" finest aU'osnOh.l" display
What hs fHd s"en A. he "a. among the
orgnnI7"rs e, N" frat s.-orIobi,e .xh ihi-
ton IN London and has seen shows for many
years OF ,hs Continent his opinion 4. or
titled "a asiRht
Dir Si!nT- said yesterday that he though,
the British r.akr-S V"-. turning OIL, car.
Of N" highest class Asked then shat hi.
thought Of n" American proGuc, n. re-
r.srk"d As hav. no' yp' ssan Oh. io,,
exhibition IN this country could hardly
make 81 comparison between your ~ars arI
IN" English for nsN' season. but VIII .ay
th@' WIN III" excellent machinery Ion.s IN
th'- country ana ~" capita and brains there
= no reason That -" A'.e- ans should not
bring out anfoniob!"s "4.Iai 20 ANYTHING
tn u" "orl! And . vii -!y that IN IN.
matter o. a"c"--Drin- :his country has ia.
i"hh no" Nl'n"ugh YOU hay. snta-ed the
h"If later Than others you have t:,sd. ,h.
mos' unusual progress IN thi- regard
T. "as suggested To- him that sotns Arn.r,
cams returned from tho ohio AID. bsd aid
That N" British r1rkrr- wnr" ievot,,,, TO-
much attention 20 r"r'r vopk and finish
Il Il" no. think thai - So sail h. -,pv
rnor' than II j. true ~ This country hav.
n"ti""d ~h"n walking ni"rg Broadway ma,
III" cars ~ high grai" ar. much ruor.
eiSbOrAi"Iy 0ni-h",l has .iO'd TO ", the "aa.
IN IAfi N" ."nTr.t,t Or"- her" il more
mar" WiFhlr a wear than " - 10 England
WHOM a. ~ fin""r has ~. PROV 81 bi- enK,n.
a, mu' h "a be- "hn I@l THINKS he ma. atraIns.i
nigh standard SItl ~, naturally then he
as' 0tes attention ~ :he bringing Of the rest
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VIEW PLANT SCHOONER.
Dsm tensions of New Yacht Buiisiins for
/ Next seasons sport.

shorty after tn" close Of last summers
yacht racing Morton Plant. who had won
many good races with thu 81 foot soop
Shimna. talked Of building a new yacht for
next year He Was not quite sure II he
wanted another slo0p or Il schooner Of class
tie discussed tn" matter with some
friends and then sent for HsrreShoT The
wizard Of Bristol visited Mr.. Plant NJ hls
New London home and won't back to Bristol
with an order for a big schooner This
pte'" Of news was particularly pleasing to
yRChlSm"n when u was told in THF SIS
SIX weeks ago
NJ iIerreshors work has been started
on tn. new yacht which ~ TO he ready for
deliver on June The dimensions OF the
Yacht are 1876 feet over all I'd feet on the
0ntst line. - feet inches beam and II
fest IrauGht A. the Yacht - To he rnt ai
IN homo waters she i de~Igne1i 20 conform
To ~" reGuir an eilts of tn" american rule
should tIeNandsr - io"hran decide to
brinS 'he West ward back IN" racing bet cen
those two Will be of NOR" than ordinary
interest because tn" West ard vas built
for Tie European r,Il" which tab - into con
'"E"nt ny II arriving AZ length and sail
area II - no. certain II Westward will
return. as FL" has an order 80 build new
yh'ht to meet hsf and she may remain on
the other side newt season
tn" NV Plart Yacht will hav" the Queen
nov lro.ta, and Emma for lass racing
and IN races Tor n" kinc's and Aston cups
viii meet ;h.. new ~,looncrs building for
"ll.l!Im Ise.n and Robert T. Tod.
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POW ELLIS IsEUT.
Calf ornian Beats Young Otto Al Around
the Ring.

Young Ouo'a star SGT a. the National
sporting Club last nigh, when Lew Pow ell
The Californian lightweight. beat HIM all
th" vay In u ten round bpu' Powell almost
soor"d a knockout in the lfih round OTTO
=av"'i hinAslf hy clinchiuR
Powell and otto were matched to boy
az ~: pounds. Patsy Haley Was the referee
Af'"r exchanging light blows for tho GTS,
inmate ~ the opacng roynl otto got a
heavy right across 70 tho ns~E hut hs did
ror follow II M ana Powell wa, able 20
T-cov.r. Powell put In some cleAu lef' han!
labs 30 thc face. OTTO swing ns wildly until
rhey cIlnchsd
Eon nd started ii" rushed Ott, to- N.
ropes Ind sent IN some swift, Jhhs .owcl
reached the heart With a solid nsn. Otto
began ~. third round with "a short NH,
hook on the jaw Powell blocked anc,ncr
swinS and hen forced 'hs fgk' Vii, -,ish.
inE ami 'ahbnS 'n"'i"s ~" han1-c C'r"',
sight "v. with - clean lcf' s~try aud stood
his man On until the round ended
Fast jNbbinS hv 70 w..ll mad. O'-o's nos.
bristled viii science Ito h!ock" 3D.; nf it,,'
sncSssantly. ia had ~ 'olrd hy "a wide
.otto decided to go in and -Iug IN the
Ci-i"ncr. Then pow"ll rirp"d IN With both
.an:r With spool AMI n""tirac" uutil Ottu.S
iso- vas crimson riahf hand cross
"A
p'ir"h Powell 80 IN u l"'' On III. chin The
1-I' moment. AMI then 'hc tell tarn OTTO
as r"-ling back mt" IN" rGT.'-
Ih- lr-t I."" I"'r"i landed ~ The sixth
ropr! vas .hpt' isf. hoo, -rrlarnlv on iL,
frw p'i" r'-'i SOM d"-p"rhr" s-tnG-
bl' 'hey w"r' ND" 81 no mark and Inw"i
'u'uiiR bH'h. landed almost a. viii pt,n
'Iu"haI after hat un'ti''tfn
h"cS,hr mo-" Wild wing, in The seventh
round l"N"' r"-I iu"I H. Aiding un'u
or" nos" wa~ g,'IuI forth a stream II
MOO b''" Ih!i4"I rl@sps"F'" gru"r..i'
On N" .nR n 'IINr.. hl' I'oV"t. sep ~.
uprin.: IA m! p'iD TOOK a har.. 'rr.n,..n-,
'l'' H"i.. n -" 't.n~h"~ whom" 80 -.
.ht" -! me- ".S.'T r"rinI Ips..I. 1unrnr!
u.u - an 49, 81 'h"-.. sFappI.- -hasIug
h,i- "t'nH S"i.i -l.h' .aui moo. - '!., inv
b'J .Ti 10. '"ui .".'G," ia 'L" ,a-- nm,
:" y.' u" s'ly. - '.., .n.I
= a rdpi', "''!anl" = Hr T.,z = tho ninth
r"tEf '''" "a. ,rr"i tv a Tl.;h' ,iu,iar ,L..
ear F2T"l or'Iousl' AHA "a, ne anv
'H' g." ID uo' -'or" no. ns.' = Ma
nothing bGr poN..i IA IL" .a-- rniInd H..
luacn''! p''r pn ;hr holy afI IA" vn,,I
-" A't"r vas u'h.ag A. avery -: or
4
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seen men who rcgr~san's! ol,:mHia
In a." intercollegiate. cro-- country r-.n r.
Princeton last month per" rewarded yes..r
Iay ~ th" Insignia cofufri';ea witch .a. q
th"i1 tie right 90 wear a ., g. Z. mono.
gam Awards Wer" A., tai. 20 'na
ppint winners IL III" arnf.ai GEh.n,n,..
freshman fn~"t. 'h'~" . lp mad. nye OF
nor" POINTS receiving thor ,!A-S n ,nsIn..
] he others got class -'rI."-
~" tls' ~ aearsI~ follows
niocS o.. Z g. ~ o Dor. nm ~ p,uI.,d
y. ~ ans. - u ~ Anderson q. and X Il
Lamb " ItpTGf - = t'. = 3 B-yN- .
rri II, : krarnes - DO
1879 '.gm"ral, " ~ Jacobs \ " nor..,,
rN'iIr "h-d AMI -. 3 POO.
lsI, Numerals t. Need = .ri,o,.c
Nsrt'oIrirh AMI = IIsIS
LAS >'vileE 1 ~'~inhArI. - "a - N,.-
= COZ ~ r VIM EJol H. " t,,1s,
- 3 tr.scum. 49, 70 g. ~, -naor - / t,i"t
.'s."n 80 Eesrzah-i . / q Tayio- q,
\ MAssJt. - y Trnn~s . y y W!lIia5n.
u hampton 10 ard Is Dic1enSoE. 10
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Wesleyan, na.ke,,,.,I .c.,-d,,,.

MsDDLEToTS. Conn. Dsn -i.nas.r
6a-rasn has snno,ln. ed n .ehedu'c 81 s.y.,-
tssn game Tor 81" w-~lsvar Lask.thkli
season Ghsrr arr the usual game, vr,,h
Bro~p ncd Williams IN the N"w EnRlarG
.r!apg'IIsr I-a.'l" s"rt"s and tho cu--oilarv
Two games Wiz, Dartmouth 1r,ni', ".
!synns "l! f.ya!. rsi Ised = So .'lrLle a "a ".
WITT tn. tar'!I- ~ sri H.. sfLSs..,i.
g a. f0ilr-s
Iscc'rhc- ST. Cr-.o.-' { a. u-n,srv,
y. - Lo' 'lese ., .rno4I.n r.rg.ryt
.rsr.1 - e \. A. orange. y. q Va
I'm '-A7 iE..N-~ al Soy NN.tt. - T'lsta a, v,g "a
tow . - York I1i2sr.i;v at S,.g I,r,.
=. ,c.!'i' = - New Tp-I' "a. S-r ils-r--nlr.
49,, ~ I"rr '7'"-r<;" a. 'r;'il-',-yr
-. M.iHr. HL " .i"s"stp'.u -. Rrpwu ~
'n'rn q NSss' cr s-,ir insI''t- - T"rnnniSy
Wiiis-S i ii'~''-sr r,r'--H, IL 81. " 80.
y,
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now ELECTED TAPT4IN.


NV HAVEN. bee Arthur How.
II. OF >oi;h Orange. y. j.. Tor .vo years
Guar'erOaok on tie Vale football .lav.n
90 -n.ss. ~a~ s.ec-ed captain }. On. .I.y.n
FOR ncx' wear Howe IA she strongest r,nn
IN E!- c.ass. a roor manager o. :h. Iunio-
promenade -onnI:'"~ -.sss ,earvn
ant crack 20" key yiaY~r
iO@"a Jro'h-r. Henry Hove -,s
"ap-A'n II he i iH crew n aos Howe il a
u.sEuer Of rsl Cpsi.on lie - n r@nr.
Old |.!gns 1877 pounds and - fee. II lncha.
"a, lie prepared for Vale Al IL. Ho;r .!--
school
Milan KIRK kaynor. -. .. sanhrrn
Ia haA n""n aleC'~d manager ~ 'he alcvru
~ -! Scranton. Pa a.-!s'ar; u.ailu se-
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Neutrality-suspicious. Baseball,

Brown. chairman Of tho pennsyiy.nia
baseball committee. has Just rctu rr.d from
Cambridge. wh~r" hs has bs.n n~so,,a,ino
with Harvard for ba -ebsll game In tls
spring n. succeeded in arranging \
gam" for June I 20 be- played n, SOLDIER.
Field. cambridge and also made prrIlrnt.
s"n-on Of 1912. one Ia he played al ambri Il =,
and III" other in Phi1adelphia All III,
- necessary IL for III" sanction ~ the fac,ti,y
committee on aihleiirs and the s,hlstt,
relations between harvard and Penn-yI
yania will be resumed after o lapse Of several
years.
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Popular 'lamor for an all American team
u racing driver, Eas brought forth IA.
io,!pTtus
Ends T~'sA~. Lo;ier ant B.rran Msrq..-.,.
RII"n 'H"Nirs rage 'hafwics. snd Ire Palma.
Rat. <'!ag!s tyr O." B-pvn. rI--i .nd D,a nv,
NtrU'nr. ""n'r". rrl@t R.-o .YAr'crbaC.
u '-ner, Benz sal"srk, M4l'prI. i1,!-- a.
Ah!a'"r. ian"ia '--hAcs. Hpran. IoS.-,
n" appearance y tho 1uiv su,h.n,Ic
Gll-h'"e-l"au racing IrGs.r team has been
sSni'"i "5g"-.F ~ a.. ~. cpL.egrs ina, ia
r"mpINt"- 70 - 80 ro Understood .lnt
Ibis """"n rpuur'-a- "a. elements Of
speed ana end .ruI..''. which u aomblned
In "a IA" team N1.iI b.pyaU.y sin .n,
= l. h"ii"'"i hT' 't"r. - no College team
IN a." ,ptn'rf Which ,"r!I ipn tEls r,,sh
line. particularly ~ ,h" A. Nrr.-tCn SaI.r-
,!nn- '"r" -"n'"d IL 'l"ir -n-.or. cara
-" Ia'..:"ld pronabiv could r.ak" A "r..
ipNn - an" '..-" and V,.u aI'ker and
- iI'n . 'hG 49, t''.- ~ hing III. bal,
80 ~ - arr H.. could f.,-uh."
u -"'"'' ~ - "s1'. he. r.,,rlIra.,,er..
o. '.e a.'v gam" ln'" '."n sep. In mind
~t,.'". ~. 10" -ai- = r"!T"~'E'.d by 1-,r
Lar And b.r'.GIE I" 'A'~ 60 ar. fairly
-.Inr- an! '."r ara ui,k".! ~ b. an sI-
Silent ir.r 80 sr.ri- Hr'."- Fro, II would
end -Li in ION would H" = %. p-a second
OF" NJ -" H.o-' ,Ii'.ir." s""Cuds" IN fac,
Grant ~ cent" = 80 q U'.!cs mover in
spi'" y - weight N" hacLh.id IL onr
Of ~" -"-; ~ -" '"ar II ia not ya, dc
cidnd who wor.d ao 10 kicS.ng Tina.
pr"hl bly, va ~. a>-i.U.! 20 those left
on ~. AZ America team.
bld'"ii and jack johnson are ksp. OF
'h" eleven ceCsri-.. .! eligibility rules
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H7'r!g. '.bLs b~'rgfcn 10 TBE SrN
PARIS 100. Tha RAJ. for ,h. pr,x
Perth n au'"'..l today Ha- won bv Erark
~" Gor.lh'- iIy"rn. ridden by chairman
i'"-"hau.r-- Oxide. Nih Holl1bon. M,
at- -"'"F! nrd p"ppch"-se's Jeddo
wfh William NJ ~" -ndaIlc. I'M shed third
leu hOr-"- nm '''''"
Ih" RAJ" 'y- -" Tri, saint Pr,a ga.
,T"n nf N"-h Turner Mon iaTchmiS
Ianaorgg"'- III. IrcrG third ~, i,y.,,
E.n The Jockeys we're Chapman. Head and
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To tOarh epeesi Shatprs

NOR" No".. 'n" rio! "-s'oaa. chamron
-p"a! sEl'':. - been sng1goI b- .hs =,
y ,Cno!Hs : I'..g RIM to np1Ch asotran..
tn- -peri a." 500 prar' - a. 're rink
Nrnt..u' E".sv'"- he prop "'o- OF III
''f" u a!.t.uEs ~ Snoo';FaRs SEATING
~ Nr ART 81" :. MS tas' tho on'v va 10
."t- NhO have - -..rn =. sIs"'l i 20 hay.
or" On" around C1T ah." ~ saov M thrf1
% gH' a"u" from the max .Fa corr -, !
-.-thod NJ getting The hos .rss,i o-It ~ =
"'r'de aH5 e:h'f poin's o, value n :aa!Ex
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E"Sr1N. 10. SAN '.iv-.osI ~ 81.
city 70; II -.'!r "or.. '.a--.> # ,~> ! .r.
for los ',.u -, ru-f.!. e. '., INK =. ne,
trrorl :'-"'.E: t... he re."r"n
-'ot'p"I 10 n ON ar 20 -" Harms tr,..
h"iES s.b 60 tor an lin.!nr'lnD- Lang
lori ptLssc. bis "PpOn"t.. - -r.,.. N Z, :.
nrst rpIn1 an, IN p" -"' nd rsuII fop5".I
MIN t-''e w1fh -lghts ~ the 'aw Harm
wsp down Tor n" com ~ mn" On .Isr
occasion an as - e~";gY whom ha a-os.,
frorI to- -".rLi .G'.Gp IA, .hs r.'e,..
Ray 1,n,! h-L. u hL- r.-ra
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Nominating { on,mI,tcc for >er NnrAA 4

AZ = snr".ai meeting Q, 80 ooard o.
coverro-s ned a.; a g..i ~ -. Ser YORK
A ( che I1'.opfrS men . a-a se,s~,at "a
7c-nirat. NJ aDmal't"" ~ Tpn.p o~.a-. snI
members o. landing Coua.''".- FOR 10
-o:n ~ ear John II shaw Is : i.ods,
= . p'pIr0tus. Dr J 'ornG-- ana
" " brennan The sHnga. ~. D. % MI
- hs'I % "4yr.ar-. '-''
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Rain Save. IN. Athletics. Wash,

s5rtH r:Jis csspafsb 70 Thy Sun
HtTi.' fso. G-Th. game to-day 10
-"Hn ~" HlYa1a Ard Philadelphia clubs
va ID" :,".tGr.' Of ram at ,hs End NJ Tie
r.. .'t.IE y hon :ha score stood . 70 o In
.a'". 2 d." oars The batteries were
-. .'h I'rrIa and P"'Hay Th!,asts iphIa
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evenins I"vy's average vas 2 80 20 az
ROSsrfa.d- -J-Sp !.ayv r-aIe hs
runs Of a.. :, and !: rnI Rossrfrii'. =
rrsus were -. - and "a Th,- evening -aa
game VII be between r l. HI arr q
Ba-bo-a. who have sAyh to make ls'tr-.r'-
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TWELVE PAIRS STILL RIDING
GUM t\D ANDERSON Ds'f
or UaS RtrF.

The latter Toe sick to Cont,nass- Teams
Drop,inE rur thcr nrhind Record An
the r,n,c-rrenrhmrn l.oSr Place In
tnntr~'- Se,~Tsi Fails And D1nps,
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TIGERS WIN ROg'GH CANE.


PRINCETON. Dec. . In gam. character
lied By good deal OF rough and :ur-.h,e
playing the Princeton BASKETBALL team
had little di.ic,l'y In defeating the Crssren,
A. G.. eve 80 Ia IL TO- night. The crst half
OF the contest vas loosely played, many
random shots beins tried By both sides.
the visitors especially Iytn. goals from
all angles o: the eoor. IN The second half
the Tigers picked UP in team work and
10 get the Jump on his opponent AZ cent 70
rapidly drew away from the Crescents
late IN the ers- half Heath and u. Tuah..
both played well for Princeton. the FORMER
-corinz 10 points
The lIne,ip
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Goals from feh-C resorntA. c christensen. ,
Cartr' ,: y rugas,; o. kAhlcr. ,. Huehes. Uni.
Goals from fouls oit0n. g. Heath. g. Supau
son for Cyp!ot, pritehard for Wilson Pr1nr-.S.
>a'artsr sor Baldwin, TIL for p O. Huxns.
minutes
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Ta1iCah drivers nth -omen'a wells tod
aronSd heir Is""- we're common enough
""-'eria Tho found that the veil gave
n m" protection against The md and
driving SHnE aud as cheap moreover
ON" faN'cuh lr'r"r afforded great amusa-
mont Tor TOO French women walking on
npp"r br"'l"nF R"gnrd"' done. cried
~" vi 'h"m ralI blonde TO her cor, :
pnu,un. and both laughed heartily at abs
'nhuHr|r ~" '!iln't Ike - b,iIe ut
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Iu" hrSi meeting ot the Motor Truck
'pInr"'E'I'" N-~o''ia'ton VIII b. held rhi.
eN"nnS ~ Pdh-'S. IN col nbu- Cirrl.
III" "onuu''"'' oN rules and the ~Otnrl .-ea
On Chlr'"r and bylaws vii report her.
truck industry II = Hk--Y 'hrr. will b,
som. announcements r~sarriin. ;u;ur.
trnls'It.J.s
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The record Tor the FORTY ninth hour Is - miles
and isg- made BY ilrItt AMI Siu! H. lsp
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ll0den0 eiser. Who ssep- livery stable in
las brAng" made A protest because af'er
he had Won tVo heats IN. IulgaS AZ Red
RanE act i'm buck lat summer lie -aid
al he Other drivers had took eyed him
lie drov. E-fher " Pop Pope who drove
Francis sigma n the heat IN question and
who subsequently won the race took an
AFFIDAVIT that he was IN from, al the ,vav
AID n-7er saw Esrher u at all
ne oard ~''l ha IN session again 10 day