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RESULTS AT BLUE BONNETS.

i-st Race-Two. year olds; selling $500
az '"i 1--WE and half furiongs-Zin Del,
70, ,5hi .'nsl, = 10 l, won u. Harrells;
20 'Nt, 20 /. third Time. 1907 "a,
"a, ,H' lirlus, I'D Weiss, schnapps and
''.1- also ran.
s-pni Race-Thrcc -yesr-olds and zip.
n,.. s"Ilng 5000 added; six furlongs-
Hi'' brigade, los tMctcalfeb, to /, won, ,
u.s. 'p" JOB tAmbroseI 10 |, second j
y h"1Ehton shilling, 20 l. third
N.n"l H'puram, Husky Lad, Toy Boy
Mediator, As,roIoEer, Armor, Gordon and
W.' aided, one mile-Dorothy Dean. 1913
IN.-''nh . TO .; won; Inkie, 100 V@ann
GGrns, to TO ,hi seio"a T,m aa"p 10 ~
, naart poliy II, Privet Petal, HaT-
'i. Wariock, sir Baise and Brynlimah
Fourth Rsoe-Tho, Kings, Plate; three.
'. province Of quebec; $4,000 added, one
... "ad qgarter-lrish Heart l2S, Geld
'-.-r'. 7 to !, second, Irish Pride. ile
'lTnH, l TO I, third. Time, 2;li 80;
ilirImaGa, Bacchante. Dublin G!rl and
Eifih Raee-The strathcona steeplechassss;
il,i' about two mikes and hnlt-iun
80 lIriic,. out for place, second: Exton
"a tBrooksl, out for show, third, Time
'.'l. Brossesu and Mabel Hite also ran.
NNlh Race.rhrec- year Odds and upward,
900 'Shi''ngl, 3 10 !, won, Elwah ~ crap
'.r TO ., second rogs, loS NallaFh2n,
'1. 'hrd. Time, lio, Ask Ma carlton
g. hn'uu Patience ana orperth also ran.
7"ysH'h I.a .--Thrce- year olds aud up
ward. selling; $500 added; one mile and a
inrlong -ccniaur sg CNeanderl, to
FOND Trovato, loo Crapin). even, third
Time 1916.
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Things Quick-, at PIninacId.

PLAINFfELD. n. j., Sept. 5.--GoiS ac-
tvities were resumed at the Plalnfield
Country Club to-day with qualifying
round OF four ball foursomes. Those who
qualified and the pairings for Monday are
H. r. Stockton and W. H. Rogers VS.
H. Il. Butler and NJ j. Dumont. :. II
Lounsberry and H. T. Eaton W.. : r
Perrin and II. A. Fisk W Lester Glenney
and Frank O. Relnhardt VIZ. H. ID. Hlb-
iard ard w A. Engeman; j. X. Shoe
maker and J. r Erickson vs. Arthur Muir
phy and d q. Rogers. The leading scores
fDr the golf committee cup. u. O.
Rogers 90--i0 SO: W. Lester Glenney.
SIS, SO. H. q. Hubbard 96--ii, So, G.
O. Holmes, lOS--2i, ST.
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TWO SIXTEENS QUALIFY.
Dunwoodie Nombcr. Begin Play u
September Tot ..nnment.

foNKERe. Sept 1.-Two sixteen quail
fed to-day for the September cups at the
Dunwoodie Country Club. In sle red card
competition. the Glass A winner was $.
f. Aiken with 7S-S. 20, and T. T..
.OReilly won 10 Glass u with S7--i9, SIS.
The scores In the qualifying round:
&C class 75A-Firsst sixteen-,A l.. .Bebcock.
W Bsbcock. SIS. "a. Robert collier. So
+ !" N. E. heSkeH ssii.t2 20. ~
" = Slovenian. Sal, 70, Il. II. Hart,
Nm, a., = Z DsGtSi sl-la. q; j w.
10. SO. z. r. Miller. SIS. 81; W. r. Cold.
we'll SIT. So, g r. ~. Clarke, 9O-6, 81 .
W. Macfarlane. gG--l2, 81
Class i!-second siNteen-Dr, Pratt. 81
IS 60; w. II. johnson. 800. ~. r. G.
Dwyer, ss-27. y G. NJ Roberts, s7--2l. 10.
p GodS ssIsG, "a: +. ColviIle. s3--2O. ~
go. ~; :. W .Nyc., 9s-2i -; A: =.
90 7s Il. i. dsode, $50. IS. t. Ru.ss
es-2S ~; ~ j. kaltenbach. ioi-ysS =
J, n. Dinwiddie, 9s-rs, so; H. =. darmon.
99-lH, so.
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THREE CLASSES AT M0NTCLAIR
s-mi-AnaIs in August Tourney Also
Are Played.

MoNTcLAIR, Sept. 5.--The seml-finals In
the August tournam nj and an eighteen
hole handicap in three classes were played
on the Montclair Golf Club links to-day.
In the ser1i-finals of the first sixteen
A. y. Cutting beat &. w. BILLINGS. up
and 2 to play. and W. u. Bremner beat
Ralph Starratt, / up. In the second six
en- r. W. Egncr beat J. A. Kelsey. 4
and 3 to play. and W. II. LOTUS beat
DR.. j. 8. Brown. up and to play.
The scores In the handicap:
class As e. Munoz, Sill. 20. ]
HodEson, 7s--6. 70; W. y. Rremner 77--5
10. r w. Dyer. 10. -: II q. Ppimpton
SO. "a. Il. H. Gray SIP, IS. " y
Marcus. Jr. T--S. "a; J. slmonds. S3-6
IL ] II. Kremer, se-iO. 10.
Morrison, se--is. 70; A. II Cutting. s,-is
z? a. L. Person Jr. ssai3aii ~; d 3
%; r. $. wil,lams. e3--is. II; a. II
NS GIRss &C 81 Doughty s5-:s. 81: Dye
Smith. lois. 10; r. c. Blancke. $50, rs
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GOLFERS TIE AT SCARSDALE.
Cobb and Varney Turn In sam =
scores In club Events.

HARrspALE, y. Y. sept. 1.-Two com
petitions. the qualifying round for tho
BrouNvilc cup and the weekly sweep
stakes, were played to-day at tho Sears
dale Golf and Country club. tho same
rounds counting In both events.
In class \ there was a tie between r.
W. cobb, with s6--I4. 70, and 4. 4.
Narncy also with ss--I4, 70. and in
class y Dr. James L. Trotter led the
field with S7--l6--7i, The draw for the
match play IN the club championship was
announced to-day. The scores:
Bronvvule Cup, class A-F W. Cobb, 70;
=. A varney. Y; z. +. Rursess. -; T.. c.
Holston, -: -. g. Hunt, 1s; e W. Corklin,
-. F.. W Fowler ~, + !. REYNOLDS. IS
Class B-Dr. j. = Trotler II -. " Van
NlHrk. -; Nob!c Mcconnell Is; Harry Chal.
ners 20, George Standing, "a, A. i. Wells
10. Niles bronson II, II. " Reinhold, II.
Sweepstakes, Glass Al. W Cobb sG--ii,
~; T. A. Narney S6-it, 7e; 7 + Burgess,
ss--i5, -; e. 9. IIolston, s9--l2 -.
GLASS B-Dr j. r. TrOtter, Sic, II.
q. ". Van Nlack, SET, 70; II Chalmers
93-is IS; Noble Mcconnell. $50 Is
Draw FOR club champ onship--C. G
Webster VS.. J. II. Shoan. L. W. COnklin v
Joseph Richard, Jr, j. $ Irving vs.. l. W
NAVEL. r. :. MscLBughin ". Scott
stewart. II c, Kayser ", r ], Reynolds
Fowler w. II. ID. Hawkes., g. r. Allen vs.
H. II. brewster.
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SON TIES FOR FATHERS CUP.
Wesley VI. Oler, Jr., Also Wins
syv-epstRLes at Apawamis.

RYE, n. Y. Sept Wv sley NJ oler
Jr tod for the cup presented by his
father at the Apawamis club to-day
The other participant in the tie was Nor
ton Squire. Young Olsr's score was SIT.
-. and Squire turned In card of s6-l2
"a As Squire did not play IN the sweep
stakes Oler captured that event with
little difficulty.
The final rounds for the presidents
and governors cups were played to-day.
The first named trophy was won by
George II. Abbott, who defeated II. l..
Walden. by up and 7 to play. and the
second event went to W. f. :. Hart, who
beat NJ W. Lnidlaw, by UP and 2 to
play. The scores
oler Cup-wesley VI. ol-r. 1r.. SIT. -,
y. squire. Ns-l2. -. X. ". smith gi--l5,
20. j. r Terry, 9I--lS. 30. W. J Tingue
g3-lI 20. James -. Foot. s2-5. II; u. G.
brown, es--is u; =. taidlaw 90 81
W ~ Conroy 9S-ls. 80.
sweerstakes--w. VI. oler. Jr. si.5. a.
g. II Rauderbrock. s2--i7. Is. W. ! Tingue
Sis 20. 4: W. Smith. Ellis, 10; q. Ii
Abbott. 9O--i2. IS
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FIXMAN SURPRISES PHILLIPS.
strong Driving Tactics Of winner
Too Much for veteran Tennis Player

NEW ROCHELLE, y. Y, Sept Sc. ].
s,STsn Of the University Heights Lawn
Tennis Club caused a surprise when he
defeated Benjamin NJ Phillips, the vet
eran player Of the Harlem Lawn Ten
mis- Club, In the second round OF the open
lawn tennis tournament on the courts
of the New Rochelle Tennis Club here
to-day. Both OF the men had drawn
byes from the opening round and Fix
man took his victory In two sets to one
with scores at Sc. G--l, 90.
Every one expected that the veteran
player would win without any difficulty
and when he carried Off the first set
easily Fixman did not appear to have
a chance. The University Heights
player, however, came back and started
an attack of strong deep drives when
fairly swept Philips off his feet in the
second and third sets
Straight sets were the order OF the
day In the matches, only two others re-
curing an extra set. Both OF these were
In the first round. W. J. Ahlstrom de-
feated Harry Sachs in one OF them nj
81. 81. ca. while r. Llppencett
won the other from Gordon Reynolds
at 60, 4-6, 6--l.
The tournament boasts the largest
number Of entries Of any except the ma
tional championship this year. there
being ll2 racket wlelders In the draw
-, New Rochelle Teunls club. Mons open
SlnEies-First round II q Campbell Won
rom IL. HIS b deI'u.t Alfred H.
itmmeu won from VI. ut..!z ~ d.',rl..
IT,, -, - l. r. wN'h de'aa..d. v o..
,s s,m ,N Hiilt'.'' - hN'o Haai DO
crowley won from Elwlri C. Fields 81 d..
r. HI H.oTss 20 soe,k d'i'','d WI! .an
%s%fs; . =, i, defeated n,s.,
i.GS.ei r. & punrorSSbne' r' as, 'IsyefJ dn9
-. Il 4. Bowman detea:eG d walr, .Jr.
Cnore. " smith, c--l. 81, lingo Hart.
mann Debated W x clark. ii, To:
VI l.. T. Grianer defeated Loui, rsrlcn. -.
ranse pr q "a Df ThSms sef saS
.as4 'pas *i sd 81 4 t. = bisSR de- de-.
Wool a,"i js,r1.ed az n " Fos,cr W. W hSSs4 4
louis Graves defeated ~. j. J. slnuott.
ss.-e, '-li " ! ,Ahiis'rom defeated Harry
+. tippencott defeated Gordon Reynolds.
a., -. 81 " X. Emerson defeated X.
won from ". J. waiworth by default. Ken
meth d Fisher defeated Richard +. Augur,
Tyo..or' 60 Il Z I hoEGrs defeated r.
from Albert J Ostendorf by default; Miles
II Hustled defeated =. Du Flon. Ga -.
second Eound-Walter ives defeated a.
ndgSrF r Loo by default, p. Fixman '' DE-,
feated Rcnl.min NJ rhi.ips. 3-.a. ii.
a.; Aian TOBY won rom C%p,, Hermann
frn'eI X. Campbell, al, 81. X r
+ Rogers. defeated Franklin. T. Adams. Sc,
/ g, .cyriI Nast defeated ,. Hehbard. Jr..
.
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FECHTMAN AN EASY VICTOR.
Wins Hay Fever Tournament at
Maple God, q aud ..

MAPLEwooD, ~ H., Sept 5.-Semi-
finals and finals OF the annual hay fever
tournament were the chief attractions on
the Maplewood links to-day +. @. Fecht-
nan. Scarsdale, was the winner of the first
sixteen, defeating C. X. Plunkett North
Adams, and ). Fechtman was advanced
to the finals In one Of the finest matches
OF the season by sending q. n. Harri-
man down to defeat on the eighteenth
green with a putt from the corner of
the green. c. * Plunkctt. the runner ep,
was obliged TO play &c holes against Il r.
Hamilton. Vesper. before obtaining his
place In the finals by the scant margin OF
up. w. w Owens Maplewood was tho
winner Of the second sixteen, defeating
II. c. Earle, Minneapolis The sum
maries:
EMT.FrNALs
First Sixteen-C. X. Plunkett defeated
n Y. Hamilton. Nesper, 2 up; r. @. Fecht-
man, scarsdale, defeated O. II. Hartman.
Maplewood. | up.
second sixteen--B c. rsr,s. Minneapolis.
defeated II. a. SHELTON. Glen Ridge. up:
VI. w. Owens Maplewood wan from J. n.
Hopkins, Mariewond. by ds'auit
FINALS.
First Sixteen-F. q. Fechtman. Scars
dale. defeated c. X. Plunkett, North Adams.
Second sisteen-M w. Owens Maple
wood. defeated H. c. Earle Minneapolis,
up.
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COMBINE EVENTS AT NEWPORT.
play Medal Handicap and for De
Tourin GOLF Gun.

NEWPORT. Sept. 5.--A combination golf
match was held on the links OF the New
port Golf Club this afternoon. \ ncld
Of fourteen played in an is hole handicap
medal play match for a club cup. and the
scores OF ten Of the players counted aF
points In the annual competition for tho
Count de Tourin cup. The club cup was
won by Mrs. William Goadhy Loew, with
a net score OF ~, while Robert Walton
Cioelet. with a net score OF rs. led for
the De TOurin cup. The scores:
Mrs ". O. toew. s's9. -. Lawrence
Waterbury, So - Robert Walton Goe.et.
So rs. George r Cozzcns. So. -.
A. q weilruan, SIS. -. P1ulding Fost-
dick as -. sidney Cofori 9O--tl, 70.
william Gammell SD. 80. Richard Gam
hrii So, 81. T. Sunern Taller. s2-le. q
George I scott. 9i-l2. -. ". -. Have
meyer. els. 50. Gtenville Kane. at. 's;
Iorillard Spencer. Jr.. l?s-2s 100
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GLEN Rip0E, n. j., Sept "a four
ball competition. eighteen holes with the
b ct ball OF each pair to count and half
OF combined handicap allowed was de-
cided on the Glen Ridge Gof club links
to-day. Wilson ID. Lyon and O. w. NJ ad
with 92-26, 90, and Charles Ames and
e. A. Freeman. SS-22. 60, tied for first
honors. Other scores
W. y. Sanford and II. " Mclean, So
10, 81; u. c, Durham and y. =. Braine,
ot-25, 40: A. Lemassena and W Lemas-
sena. s2--lS, SO. W. r. Brow and II. ". Lee.
92--23, SO,
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STEARNS LEADS FOR TROPHY.
Princeton Golfer Ahead with Come
petition Half over,

GLEN Cow. l.. T.. Sept. 1.-THE first
half OF the seventy-two hole medal play
competition for the presidents cup was
played to-day al the Nassau Country Club.
rhe second thirty-six holes will be played
on Monday. With the comp, ton half
over John ". Stearns Sd leads He made
an so tbs morning and 76 this after
noon for n total OF 1856.
Fifty members OF the club played to-
day in the regular sweepstakes event
and L. 7. llorwill, with a card of 92--,
sc. was the wsner. The scores for IN,
presidents cup
j. y. stearns 81. so. 7e.-iSs; E. Bower.
SO. 77--lb9, Findlay s. Douglas, 10. So
i59: Fl c; Jennings, -. s5-is'; II. W.
So. ,s2-miss y. r. .whitney,. s. Sill.
y r. TIL; %, siiTiI,, S. Ba,te.shall.
W. f. Richard. So 90-i75.
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BEGIN PLAY FOR THREE CUPS.
Upper NontcIair Members QuaIify
for Trio of Trophies.

MoSTCLArR. y. j.. Sept. Members of
the Upper Montclair Country Club played
the qualifying round for the presld 'nt's
vicc-preslSents and greens committee
cups to-day The leading scores:
:. G. Barr. SIS. III F. -. Cooper,
7. Lyman. ss--23. 20. q. n Peterson.
s'-i5. - u. II. Faatz. st--2l. -; f. IL.
Cockefair. s9-i5. ~, G. y. French. al
10. IS; II. Blossom, 9i-ls, &c. X. NJ. Glen,
IOf-gg
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STAMFORD. Sept. b.--Thc competition at
Wee Burn to-day was an Is hole handi-
cap against DOGGY. II was won by j. :.
Gillespie He was down Other scores.
d. !. Fuller, down, VI l.. Woodbury.,
I down: r. A. lockwood. +. y. Knapp spd
l. II. Ware, down, ". u. Macdonald.
n. l.. Gilman, J. j. Cloonan and G. w,
Bell . down; T. Il. Hoyt, down: w. n.
Daskam and a. j. Post, I dows A. \.
Schoonmaker and c. ID. Lockwood 3
down; DR.. r Schavoir W l.. Baldwin
and H. s. Cummings, 10 down, d. T
Woodbury.. II down.
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SON JUST BEATS FATHER.
Jsmieson Family Heads List In
spring Lake Sweepstakes.

SPRING LAKE ~ j., Sept. 5.--Edwin S.
Jameson OF Lawrenceville won the golf
ball sweepstakes at the Spring Lake Golf
and Country Club to-day His father,
Alexander Jameson, finished second. The
scores.
Jameson. S6-i2, "a. Edward wyide Ga
-. IS; Albert Bryant. $50. Is; T. q.
is so; @. X. Bowdy. 92--i2. 50. y. Patter
son. s6-i6, so; c. @. Meek. 1880 so:
ej-12, So. W. II. Spear. 97--ii, SO; J.
Frank Bovine. l0t-2f. SO.
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In Tho eighteen hole medal play handi'
cap at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
yesterday +. j. Phillips was the class A
winner. His card was S3-9. "a. In
class u T.. n. Miller won with s7-19, -
The scores:
class Al. j. Phillips s9-a. ~ A. l.
Foster, $50, rs. W II. vlcEler, si--iO
81. T. W Koehn, 81. IS.
Cass BE u. Miller, STA, "a, f. u
Morgan gg-1S, 81
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HacL~nsack Title Mt stake.

HAcKENsAcK, y. j.. Sept "a large
number of members OF the Hackensack
Golf Club participated this afternoon In
the medal round of the club champion
ship the first sixteen to qualify The
scores:
Embury Palmer. II; J. ". Holborton. -;
g ~ ESpp-r, so, ". ". Watt 81; u F.
Harrison SO. l.. W. Pomares So !. W
STANFORD, 81; u. A PAU, 81, II " BoEcrt
-, ". n Iiartshorne, 50, &. H. Eypper So
O. W Johnson 49, J G Barclay. Sc. r. u
Demarest, 81; ". II. Fcrdon So II, L.
bentley, So
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PLAiNFtELp. y. J., Sept. 5.--These scores
were returned for the presidents cup at
the Park Golf club today: j. ~ Wilson
81, 20-77. Royle I. Phillips. Sc. SIS /;
Charles -. Morse. SO. It's; II. f.
Blazier, 50, 7-s2; Or. II. *. Carroll o..
S--si. oliver y. Hin. 1O7. is-ss; J.
Fred lIllman, 1903. 1870
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Downer and Armstrong TIE.

SHoRT HILLS, y. j., Sept. with net
scores OF -. A. l.. Downer and K. Arm
trong tied in the qualification test for
the Irving X. Taylor cup at the Baltusrol
Golf club to-day They will play of
some time next week to determine which
Of the two shall qualify for the trol ny.
Armstrong with his net ~ won the ball
sweepstakes, and j. L. Warner, with a
net SO, was second.
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At Browns \. a, Tommy Moore out
pointed Young Stecks,
Bnly Glover won over Nike Farrell on
points at the Irving \, c,
I'm the Broadway $, G. feature Dutch
Brandt shaded Eddie O'Keefe
At the Fairmont A. c, Billy Myers won
on points from Paul Edwards
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CHENEY TRAVELS FURTHEsT.
Makes Nineteenth Hole In Annual
Tombstone Tournament

BETHLEHEM, n. H.. Sept. 5.--The an
nual tombstone golf competition claimed
a large field to-day. Nathan Cheney OF
Boston, whose allowance was 81. won by
making the nineteenth hole. Il. W.
Poor OF New York. 10, and w. NJ
Lackey. Providence. 90. made the nine
teenth green. w. II. Field OF Scarbor-
ough. IS, passed the eighteenth green.
where twelve OF the field persisted Many
touching eplthots dotted the course. some
OF them adorned with wrcatNs Of wild
flowers. This verse Is typical:
His drive was bad.
His putt was bum,
But his Language
We'll, twas going some.
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Thre. Leaders close Together.

MoUST HOPE, " Y. Sept 5.--The
winner of the monthly handicap played to-
day at the st. Andrews Golf Club was
Elihu Root, Jr., whose score was 90-l7.
70. Archie VI. Reid with 70. "a. was
second. and Paul :. Sheldon finished third
or the list with Gle, 70.
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NEw ROCHELLE, Sept. ST. V. Bcr-
mlnrham led the field in the qualifying
round for the club championship at the
Wykagyl Country Club to-day. lie made
the round in II. TIE winner Of the
handicap event was L. f. Fountain, who
hNded In "A card OF S3-l0. 73 Sixteen
golfers qualified for the club title
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ENGLISH SOCCER RESULTS.
Real season starts with Games In
Three Divisions.

LoNpoN, Sept. AN the English as
ISOLATION soccer clubs were engaged to-
day, which saw the real start OF tho sea-
son. The results
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ARpsi.EY ON HupsoN, Sept. "a four
ball medal play handicap vas played to-
day AT the Ardsley Club and w FerGu-
son and y. $. Collins composed the win
ming pair Their score was sta, 6s.
The scores
w. Ferguson and u. s, Collins. Si---ls. IS;
A. A. Beebe and IL. Il. cooper Sill. 70;
r p nu,s s. and a + Ro Crimson 80 =:
q. Fortescus and r. .Eorsythc, S6--ll, 55,
$ 5. viele and g. W clark, So, e;
IT, +. Edgar and W Edgar. e5-ii, 81;
]. NJ. Hodson and r, u. Kittrcdge, 96-
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GOODYEAR Service Stations

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Auto Owners Supply Depot, 1878 Broadway.
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s. W. Childs & Co.. $3.50 Broadway.
j. B. Cohen q Co, 253 West 5sth st.
Colonial Rubber Spec. CO., IS Murray ST.
Consolidated Auto Supply CO., 2071 Seventh Ave.
Crane & Stendicke, 1912 Broadway.
Crescent Tire Company, 1871 Broadway.
Day Night Garage, $50 West Seth St.
Detroit Cadillac Motor Car Co.. Broadway q Sad ST.
Drenco Garage, $50 Seventh Ave.
Drouet Page Company, 1890 Broadway.
D. C. Duquet, l07 Wsst seth St.
Economical Tire Supply Co., 1904 Broadway.
James J. Zero, 796 Seventh Ave.
Field Bsran Company, 1887 Broadway.
Garland Automobile CO., 1888 Broadway.
II: q B. Auto Sale. Company, Broadway sssh St
Hill Top Garage. 45l West l5lst St.
Hoffman Garage q Taxi Co, l4l East 23rd 81.
Hudson Rubber Company, 1900 Broadway.
Hulss Garage, SIS West I45th ST.
Imperial Auto Supply Co, s5 Chambers St.
J. J. Kerwin Co.. 248 West SOth ST.
King Motor Car Company $50 West 54th 81.
King Tire Company, 1885 Broadway.
Morris Klein, 1904 Seventh Ave.
Lenox Auto Tire Works, ll3 West 10th ST.
George Loveens Company, 1875 West 6sth St.
Lowe Motor Supply CO., 1927 Broadway.
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Metealf & James, 245 West 57th ST.
p. J. Mulcshy, 2286 Broadway.
Myers & CrAyson, 1908 Broadway.
New York Steam Rubber Works, 5l2 West Sad ST.
Packard Motor Car Company, Broadway 6lst ST.
H. Phillips Rubber Works, 1889 Broadway.
John c. Quinn, ga West 50th ST.
Rsam Auto Supply Co, 1874 Broadway.
Reliable Tire & Supply Co, 723 Seventh Ave.
Republic Rubber Tire Shoe Co.. s56 Eighth Ave.
Richards Auto Supply Co, l777 Broadway.
Royal Auto Tire q Supply CO., % Chambers ST.
ST. Nicholas Garage Taxi CO.. CAT ST. Nicholas Ave.
Sammis q Downer, 1902 Broadway.
Sammis & Downer. Huntington, l.. !.
Schmidt Il Dale, 2Ol West s3rd St.
E. Schoonmsker Company, ll2 West B@th 81
Geo. Schuehman Garage, 1886 East 4lH ST.
Star Rubber Company, l777 Broadway.
Stutx Motor Car CO.. 1904 Broadway.
Superior Motor Garage Co.. 20s West 18th ST.
Turin Garage q Supply Co., IS West 93rd ST.
n. Veghtks, l55 West 5lN st.
II. Veshtks. Seth St. q Seventh Ave.
Yorkville Auto Supply CO., 1925 Lexington Ave-.
W. T. Abbott 4 Co, Tottsnvills. 5. l.
Csstleton Motor Car Co.. West New Brighton, 8. L.
Granite Motor Car Company. Cr.nitsyills. s. !.
c. B. Hall Motor Car Co., West New Brighton, 8.
killisns Garage Tomkinsvills. s. !.
New York Supply House, Stapleton, 8.
Richmond Garage, Port Richmond, s. l.
Chas. ". Sehsnck Co.. Concord, 8. J.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
THE FRANK CASE.

Va ccrlilude eiiachos ip the
guilt or innocence of lpp NJ
Frank Ills conviction before n
court IN Georgia was based. tn a
considerable extent, on the tcsti.
mony of the negro who mighi
have murdered Mary phaean The
Judge before whom the trial was
conducted iu au authorized state.
menl admits that ho Is not CON.
WINGED that thp Atlanta jew romr
miiicd the crime Guilty or luuo,
cent Frank WIS surrounded by
raw prejudice b, popular mdig
liniion that made h unsafe fan him
20 be- ia the court room when sen
ienee was pronounced
Reviewing thc testimony aud
the incidents of the trial Louis
Marshall. a prominent New York
lawyer. has said ~ wouldn I
have come here before the
United States supreme Court
TO make the argument unless
was satisfied that there was lc
gal. constitutional aud moral mc..
it III, the application | am not
here as paid lawyer. Without
admitting any peculiar under.
standing of the case, we hcliev,
that Frank should hc given an
other hearing, that limns should
be- heard and that all addiiinna
testimony should bc weighed he
fare The moose is finally adjusted
The whole of the United States Il
Interested IN the point at issue
for Il contains some chance 10
race prejudice to initiate apains
the scales of iusticr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Minister Of Agriculture Pala-
fox, of the so.cnlled Gutierrez
Cabinet. makes some sensational
chargea he contends that Amer.
lean Consul Silliman and Special
Agent Canova, representing the
United States Department OF
state have received q good share
Of some 100000 pesos for having
aided Eduardo Iturbidc to escape
from the City Of Mexico. The
charge Is grave enough, but il
comes from slightly hiascd
source. For our part, We are glad
that another Mexican has escaped
the firing squad, even if Silliman
and Canoya must extend their op.
eHtions undpr n cloud Before IN.
vcstigating the matter further,
however, we think that the De.
parimcnt Of State will do well to
get the American agents mention.
ed ont of MEXICO Otherwise. an.
other outrage is likely Ia be- heap.
ed on all the complicated pyramid
that has been raised heretofore.