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New York Times (Newspaper) - January 21, 1907, New York, New York The new took times Mondat. Jan Takt 21, 190t. A twists for Florida cars go to Chicago special trains carry exhibits for Western show. Accessories in big demand half a million tires for machines already ordered a French makers copy gasoline electric idea. Chicago and Florida were Distant Points from new York toward which the bulk of the automobile interest was directed yesterday. A number of motorists including a Good delegation from the automobile club of America began leaving on the late saturday night trains for Ormond fla., where the Speed contests will begin to Morrow. Many of the contestants and entrants Are already there but a number who remained in the City until the close of the Madison Square Garden show departed yesterday. In the Garden itself every vestige of the big show that attracted thousands from All parts of the country during the week was cleared away. The removal of the cars began immediately after the close of the show at 11 of clock saturday night and by Nightfall yesterday there was not so much As a tire lamp or Chain to be found in the big building. With few exceptions All of the machines on exhibition were sent direct to the new York Central freight Yards where they were stowed away in two special freight trains which will leave this morning for Chicago where the big Western automobile show will be held from feb. 2 to 0. The freight Yards were kept open All Day. In order to facilitate the immediate shipment of the machines the traffic department of the association of licensed automobile manufacturers had made arrangements for the special automobile trains thus obviating the delays and inconveniences of former years in securing Quick transportation of material for the Chicago show. In some cases where local agents were Largo exhibitors at the Garden an entirely new set of cars will be sent direct to Chicago from the respective factories. Next to the new York show the Chicago exhibit will be the largest of the year. The National association of automobile manufacturers of which practically All of the big dealers exhibiting in the Garden Are members Only sanctions two shows these in new York and Chicago. This not however does not prevent manufacturers from exhibiting in local shows if they desire but the National body does not recognize them in lending its official support. Judging from the Large number of exhibitors the Chicago show will be the largest of its kind Ever hold in the West As last weeks show Here was the biggest Ever seen in the East. Nearly three Hundred exhibitors have secured space in the coliseum and the first regiment armory Chicago and of these Over 100 will display Complete cars. All of the. Standard american makes will be represented and of 4he foreign machines there will be the pan hard Renault Mercedes Isotta Fraschi in Clement Bayard Delauney Belleville and Napier. A remarkable indication of the wonderful growth of the automobile Industry in America within the past decade was the statement made yesterday by one of the exhibitors who was superintending the removal of his cars from the Garden. A a As a direct result of the new York show in addition to the orders previously placed by hundreds of agents throughout the country a he said a i believe that nearly 85,000 cars will be delivered to customers in this country Between feb. 1 and july 1. This is an enormous business in itself but just think what it Means to the Supply houses and dealers in All kinds of motor accessories. It Means that nearly half a million tires will be required 125,000 lamps 12,0<x speedometers besides the thousands of tools and other necessities absolutely indispensable to the running and maintenance of an in the hotel corridors yesterday where the lingering remnants of automobile its congregated constant reiteration of the unexpected Success of the Madison Square Garden show was heard. E. R. Thomas who left for Buffalo late in the Day said a nothing has been borne in on mind More forcibly during the show just closed than the change which has come Over the general automobile buying Public in its method of choosing cars. The first thing i noticed particularly was the fact that the nationality of a car does not count nearly so much As it has before. The fact that a car was made in France. Italy Germany or England is neither in its favor nor against it. Cars Are judged according to their merits and the reputation of the factory behind them. In former Days it was largely a Case of Rich Man foreign car a but now the american manufacturer who started behind his foreign competitor has caught up and the reliability and general Worth of the car Are put to the test instead of the question As to whether it has paid a duty to come into the country or another statement that shows How american manufacturers Are giving lessons to their foreign rivals was the announcement by Buc Llong president of. The electric vehicle company that three or four of the largest French manufacturers had practically completed specifications for placing combination electric gasoline cars on the Market in the near future. The Columbia car of this Type exhibited by or. Budlong a firm was one of the decidedly novel attractions in the Garden and the fact that its combination mechanical system entails an expense of $3,000 additional to the usual Price of the Columbia gasoline car apparently had no effect upon persons who wanted an easy Riding machine possessing simplicity in mechanics operation. Grant 13. Schley purchased the limousine car on exhibition and a number of orders for touring and closed cars of this Type were taken during the week. Freak autos a bar to successful racing meet this week May be the last on Ormond Beach. Trap shooting difficult. Wykagyl men opposed by wind fog and poor Light at new Rochelle. Only the hardiest of the shooting contingent of the Wykagyl country club appeared at the new Rochelle traps in the regular weekly competitions and the weather conditions under which these enthusiastic target Breakers competed were of the most unfavourable kind. They were not Only handicapped by bad Light but a thick fog hovered Over the grounds and the targets flight was greatly increased by a Strong wind. Notwithstanding these obstacles to Good marksmanship some excellent scores were recorded George f. Pelham in one event a Twenty five target affair for a valuable gun missing Only one Bird. It was one of the Best exhibitions Given on the grounds since the season was opened. W. Ogden won a leg on the Jaques cup at Twenty five targets with five As a Handicap. The scratch Man D. Calhoun and the Well known Rifleman N. Bavier with four Birds As a Handicap having Twenty one. Or. Ogden duplicated his Success in the next event for the january cup leading a Field a of five shooters with a score of Twenty four out of a possible Twenty five. G. Rater took the last event of the Day a Twenty five target shoot with a score of Twenty two. His Handicap of eight was a big advantage. The scores Jaques cup�?25 targets No rain for four months course in bad condition for Speed motor boat run to Nassau May be abandoned. A. G. F. Pelham 0 19 f. A. Howard .2 19 Ogden.5 25 d. Calhoun----0 21 N. Bavier. .4 21 january cup-25 targets. W Ogden.4 24ig. F. Pelham.0-10 D. Calhoun____0 20lf. W. Howard.2 19 N. Bavier 4 201 trophy event�?25 targets. A k. G f pelham.0 24 D. Calhoun. A it 10 w n bavier____4 23jw. Ogden.3 10 g. Suter .7 2<yf. W. Howard----2 15 trophy shoot�?25 targets. T g. Suter .8 22 Ogden 4 20 D Calhoun. .1 19 g. F. Pelham 0 17 N. Bavier. R. Kerb. .3 Brennan.4 .5 14 new Orleans entries to Day. First and a half furlongs Selling. Mimic s daughter 105 pounds dry Dollar and Paragon. 100 each bos Serrian. 101 no Quarter Quot 97 impertinence 108 Blackburn 109 Odd trick. 95 Sam. Rice 107 Agra 105 Duchess of Montebello 104 Nedra 105 sir vagrant 107. Second Maiden two year Olds three furlongs. Queen Melba 108 pounds Ballee 112 Ada o. Walker 110 bitterly 112 Ai. Trish. 112 Hazel m., 112 convenient 110 Ruby Wick. 112 Dew of Dawn 110 Princess sue 108. Third furlongs. Kohinoor. 115 pounds Western 98 palladay. Ill fantastic 98 Golden wave 93 grenade 120 Morales 98 Mortiboy. 98 Dargin 115 Benavole 93 Pasadena 118 Talbert 115. Fourth race. A one and seventy Yards schoolmate 104 pounds Missouri lad 109 glorified 111 be Sterling 108 Beau Brum Mel 94. Fifth mile and Twenty Yards. Canyon 112 pounds the englishman 115 Katie Powers a 110 or. Spruill 115 Tom Dolan 92 Kittie Platt. 110 Rickey 101 Bonart 92 Mcelvain 115 Elfall 94 Fla Vigny 105. Sixth raise and Twenty Yards. Merces 110 pounds Nutwood and Gold bearer. 107 each ancestor 110 sponge cake 112 Pride of Woodstock. 107 campaigner. 92 Marietta Bush. 87 Oberon 107 glad pirate 92 Zolck Abrams 89 hyacinth 110. Seventh race. A one mile and a sixteenth Selling. Brookston 107 pounds Kemp Ridgeley 100 Lena j., 100 old Stone 110 Bull Finch 113 lady Ellison 112 foreigner 113 Louise Mcfarlan 111 bulwark 114 Omar Khayyam 103 refined 90 horse radish 109 lady Chi Rade 100 Huntington 106 r. F. Williams 110. Accepts Challenge to play for $1,000. Special to the new York times. Catskill n. A. Jan. 20.�?All this Winter there has been a Contention by the Crescent Basket Ball team of Paterson n. J., and the Gloversville team of Gloversville n. Y., that each was the Champion Basket Ball team of the world. About two weeks ago the crescents were Defeated in two games by Gloversville. And the teams have been doing considerable talking. Last night the crescents played the Catskill team Here and won by 27 to 12. Before the game began capt. Saulpaugh of a Catskill announced he had been authorized by Gloversville to say that that team would come to Catskill any time and play the crescents for fun or Money. Capt. Downey manager of the crescents accepted the Challenge and stated that they would play Gloversville within two weeks for $1.000. Or any part of that amount it is certain a game will be arranged which will be one of the most exciting in Basket Ball history As neither team has been beaten this season. Special to the new York times. Ormond fla., Jan. 20.�?should the situation Here not undergo a decided change the Auto races scheduled to begin on the Beach tuesday May prove such a farce that they May be abandoned by Mutual consent of managers and contestants. Whatever the week May develop there is a likelihood of no More Auto race meets at Ormond. Nature seems to Havo frowned upon the contests but the main Factor has been the intrusion of Freak racers. The local feeling against Stanley is steadily growing More bitter following the attempt in november to bar vehicles of his Type. It is said that at every Church and Chapel at Ormond and Daytona to Day prayers ascended for rain and wind. The four months drought has raised havoc with the racing Beach and every hour the situation is becoming More critical. It was raining hard at Jacksonville 100 Miles North this afternoon and a cold wave la predicted to night for Northern Florida yet it was uncomfortably close Here at 4 of clock with the Cloudy sky. Tha neighbouring highways too Are becoming intolerable because of lumpiness and dust. At 5 30 o clock however it began to rain sharply to the general Joy for nit since september has there been even a Shower. As matters have been the Only racing stretch is below Daytona and that is nothing to what it should be yet the Beach has often been transformed by one Windy night or Day when in far worse shape than at present. Every year race week has brought plenty of vile weather that would do credit to a new England Winter and new yorkers feel sure that the Tail of last thursday s storm in their City will soon be Felt Here. For five Miles below Ormond the Beach has a Glare in the sunlight caused by red Sand brought in by the work of gentle winds. Along with the Sand Are shallow Ponds a intersected by wave lines and general unevenness. Indeed Good weather this year promises to be worse for the races than the intense cold and bitter winds of preceding seasons. To night there were no More cars Here than yesterday morning. They number seven in All five Stanley the american Mercedes to be driven by Edward Blakeley and the Feather weight Harroun car which is regarded. Indeed yesterday Harroun found the experiments with amp Kite to his liking. The uneven Beach puts Stanley at far greater disadvantage than heavier cars and unless conditions change he is practically out of the running. This morning Blakeley added i three tooth sprockets to his Chain giving him a total of thirty three. If the engine can stand the shift he will have added about six Miles to his Speed which should bring him Well up toward ninety Miles an hour on a perfect Beach. Blakeley is growing More and More enthusiastic Over the 70 horse Power Mercedes. declared this noon that he believe it was the fastest racer of the Power Ever turned out in this country. Stanley has patched up the external injuries to his racers by their working Loose in the Box car in which they were transported from Boston. And outwardly the Steamer cannot be told from that of last year although it has a More powerful boiler and engine. The increased Force however does not seem enough to provide for the longer distance events in which lie has entered. Seats in one of the grand stands were All sold at auction at Daytona City Hall yesterday and the Sale of the others will probably be held to Morrow. While nothing is positively known it is said Here that there is Small Chance of the motor boat rup to Nassau being held following the Palm Beach and Miami aquatic events. The Beach was this afternoon in worse shape than at any previous time even the Daytona end being so bumpy that Short spins were considered unsafe. Blakeley accordingly utilized the time by rigging his Mercedes with racing seats. Automobile notes of interest. A. G. Batchelder has been elected first vice president of the new York motor club. Samuel Stevens the new president was named As the clubs representative on the directorate of the american automobile association and or. Batchelder was appointed As the clubs Delegate on the governing Board of the new York state automobile association. A committee has been appointed to make several changes in the by Laws. The directors will probably be increased at an Early Date from nine to fifteen members. The tire shield invented by Tullo Venter Giarra a Young italian Engineer employed in the engineering department of the new York Central Railroad was one of the few new things exhibited in Madison Square Garden which attempts to solve the problem of non Punk durable. Tires. Instead of covering the outside tire with Metal or leather strips this plan meets the difficulty by inserting a ribbon made of overlying layers of special material covered with vulcanized rubber on one Side and fabric on the other Between the inner tube and the casing of the outside tire. It prevents the inner tubes from being punctured by any Sharp substance and has already been tried with Complete Success on several cars. Each ribbon weighs Only a Pound and in addition to its economical advantages it is claimed that it increases the resiliency of the tire. The bridal car in the Smith amp mabley Booth financial. Financial. Financial. Coppers Trinity proofs at last weeks show continued to be the Centre of admiring throngs up to the closing hour on saturday. E. Russell Thomas was so attracted by its neat design that he ordered a duplicate of the car but to be lined with Black Morocco leather. The miniature Brougham body was fitted to a 35 horse Power Isotta Fraschina Chassis one of the latest italian cars to be imported to America. The entire output of Matheson cars this year will be but 200 machines yet As a result of the recent show it was stated saturday night that 182 had already been ordered and Only eighteen cars Are left for the metropolitan territory. The cheapest Matheson car is the runabout Selling for $4,250, and the Price of the touring car and limousine types is $5,500. The White company has just issued for free distribution to motorists their route Book no. 2, which gives Complete and detailed Road directions from new York to the Jamestown exposition Norfolk a. Included in the Book Are the routes to Ana from such important cities As Philadelphia Lancaster Gettysburg Harrisburg Reading Hagerstown Winchester amp of a comprising in All More than 1,100 Miles of Road. Every turn in the Road every Fork where the tourist might be in doubt As to the right direction is accurately described and the mileage Given. E. D. Shurmer of the Royal motor car company states that the business done by his company at the automobile show was far greater than had been anticipated. reports sales made by his new York agent of $115,000 and total sales made at the show including All retail and wholesale business of $357,000. Owing to the Large business done at the show the a. Elliott Ranney company the new York agent for the Elmore two Cycle car has ordered forty More cars from the factory All of which it expects to sell before the 1st of june. Und a the new by Laws of the american automobile association permitting 100 unattached members in any state to form a state division and get a substantial rebate from their dues for the division Treasury it is Likely that the present year will see six or seven new divisions formed and Active work done in All the larger states. Even a stutterer has a remarkable command of language when he stops ten Miles from nowhere to tighten a Bolt end finds that some one in the garage has borrowed his wrench. Moral keep the tool Box locked. The motor and accessory manufacturers at their annual meeting elected the following officers president a. White Shelby steel tube company vice presidents a. E. Raymond the F. Goodrich company William Crosby Crosby company e. W. Beach manufacture Erst foundry company Waterbury Conn. Treasurer a. Gorton the Sta Dan welding company Secretary a. Steenstrup Hyatt roller bearing company. The association has a membership of 173. The proposition to hold a special show in the fall was voted Down. William s. Flinn of Pittsburg who was one of the few Amateur Drivers in the last Gudden cup tour his car being a big Pierce Arrow touring car was a visitor at the show last week. is anxious to take part in the next a. A. A. Tour but he objected to the proposed Jamestown touring route owning to the possibility of poor accommodations along the line. His suggestion for a tour was from new York to Poughkeepsie Albany Syracuse Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburg Somerset Chambersburg. Washington and then Back via Baltimore and Philadelphia to new York. San Francisco since the recent earthquake has been the Mecca for automobile dealers. With the streets almost impassable horses at a Premium and their feed practically unobtainable the horseless Carriage has demonstrated its value under the most disadvantageous conditions. The result has been that Eastern makers have not been Able to ship cars to san Francisco fast enough to Supply the demand and it has developed the commercial vehicle in the space of a very few months to a greater extent than under Ordinary circumstances would have been possible in As Many years. Non Stop Auto still going. Kelly will Start for Chicago to Day Midnight record 456 hours. Ernest Kelly the Driver of the Thomas car that has been running continuously since Jan. 2, said yesterday that he would Start on his non Stop run this morning to Chicago. The record of the car at Midnight last night was 456 hours and its motor was still running in admirable shape. Kelly kept the car going up and Down Broadway and Riverside drive yesterday and it attracted considerable attention. Notwithstanding the reports received saturday night of the bad condition of the roads in the upper part of the state Kelly believes that with the recent charge of weather he will be Able to make the run without great difficulty. will make no Effort to cover a greater number of Miles per Day than is perfectly convenient. And should he come to a place where the roads Are particularly bad. . Will Stop in the nearest town or Village until conditions become better for automobile Long. In that Case the motor will be kept running just the same. Kelly expects to reach Chicago by the end of the week and he will keep the car running in Chicago during tie week of the show which begins on feb 2. The car is owned by Aubrey ii Martin of Philadelphia and originally started from Harrisburg in the endurance run of the Quaker City motor club. A barring accidents i am As sure that the car will go to Chicago and run during the entire eight Days of the show As i am that i am sitting in the car now a said Kelly yesterday when some one asked him if he had any fear that he would not be Able to get through with it. A we have a double ignition system with two sets of plugs and wires one set operated by a Bosch High tension Magneto and the other by an Atwater Kent spark Generator with batteries. Both Are Independent and separate and we have nothing to be afraid of there. The gasoline feed Strainer and car ureter Are of such construction that they do not cause any worry and the water circulation is ample for everything the car will Ever be called on to do. As for the general construction it is so Strong that Twe do not even have to consider it As a possible cause of if i instead of uncontrolled circumstances had had the making of Market conditions during the past week i could not have shaped them More perfectly to bring out the legitimately sound foundation of the Trinity movement. After i gave the word to the Public the Price of Trinity soared from 11 to 30, and our enemies Trinity a and mine said Quot wait a few Days until the excitement is Over and the Public get Back their the Price continued to soar and at 40 the pullers Down cried Quot wait until it has its first Good setback then the Public will they smashed it from 40 to 2g in As Many seconds and then surely steadily and so actively that a buyer or seller could always find a Market for 10,000 shares within a Points radius it began to Advance. Then they said Quot of course it is going up because All the coppers Are on the booing but just wait until the Boom has collapsed and Trinity will drop $3 while the other coppers fall $1.�?� this week the Boom had a setback. I think i cart say positively that it is Only temporary but undoubtedly the setback has been a Sharp one. All the coppers but Trinity Slid rapidly amalgamated 121 to 111 Copper Range 1c5 to 90 Tamarack 17q to 155 North Butte 112 to 109, and the others in like ratio. When they were at the lowest Trinity which had been 31, was at its strongest and never got below 34%. There was no time during the weakness when i could not have put Trinity to Over 50 by simply giving brokers the order. On the contrary i gave orders to use every Effort to keep it below 40 until the thousands of Small investors who Are still sending in their orders from All Over the country have secured their Stock. The Public should Bear Well in mind that the Trinity movement is the. First or experimental one in a series having for their principal end the education of the Public to a new More satisfactory and More advantageous Way of investing their savings. Therefore first duty is to see that the Rise from 11 to first 75 and then to 100 and Over is so directed As to always give to the new buyer the Opportunity to obtain his Stock at a fair Low Price which at the same time will give to the seller who is satisfied with his profits a fair High Price. Illustration during the past week probably 50, shares have been purchased for permanent investment at an average of 35. This Stock came from those who bought at in to 21, say at an average of 1 it and who sold therefore at a profit of $950,01 0 on an investment of $800, 000, or 120 per cent. If by lifting the Price i had compelled the buyers to pay 45, then an additional $500,000 of their Money would have gone to swell the profits of those who Al a ready had sufficiently Large ones. I cannot impress too often upon buyers of Trinity that they will receive the fairest treatment possible in this movement As far As it is in Power to control or shape it. There will be nothing done in the Market or in advertisements or otherwise for temporary effect or for surface results. Its permanent Success is the Only result i am striving for and is the work to which i am now giving undivided efforts. During the past week Calls on Over 3,000,000 shares of Copper stocks have been offered to for nothing but the us of name and the profits of one week on one 400,000 share Block would probably have amounted to twice entire profits in Trinity when Trinity Sells at 100. And whatever ultimate profits on Trinity will be the Public will receive Many times More because Trinity will always be Worth something More than the Price it will sell at if i have Way. I repeat putting a Copper Stock from 11 to 100 and Over after first advising the Public i will do so is no Experiment with . I said Quot buy Butte at 2, because it is going to 100.�?� it went to 130, and today Sells at 112. I said Quot buy tri Mountain at 10, because it is going to 100.&Quot it went to 125 and Sells to Day at 95. I said a a buy Copper Range at 10, because it is going to 100.�?� it went to 105. It Sells today at 95. The Public made More than $50,000,000, just As they will make Over $21.000,000 out of Trinity. Bear in mind that advice on these stocks was through the Public press at great expense to in advertising and that methods were the same Square Deal methods i am employing in Trinity Campaign. enemies used the same Low Down underhand methods they Are using now and the results in those cases As they will be in Trinity were inevitable because before i stake reputation on a Copper property i make sure of the actual value behind it. I repeat As president of the Trinity Copper company and As an individual i advise unqualified Dlyn the Purchase of Trinity Stock at any Price under $05 per share. Thomas Lawson Coleman a new auxiliary. Will be one of largest three masted schooners afloat Edward r. Coleman owner of the Schooner Hildegarde who is going to build a larger Schooner in anticipation of another transatlantic race for a cup to be offered by either King Edward or emperor William next year has announced the dimensions of the new Craft. It will be an auxiliary and one of the largest of the class afloat. It will be 9 feet longer on the water line than the new auxiliary Schooner now building for Henry Putnam ., at Lawley a and 15 feet longer than the Kaiser cup Winner of 1905, William Marshall a Atlantic. The boat is from the Board of Syva sey Raymond amp Page of Boston and will probably be built at Lawley a. Its Overall length will be 200 feet its water line 150 feet and its breadth 32 feet. It will have three masts and be rigged fore and aft like the Atlantic but will carry a greater sail spread than the Gardner boat which spread 30,000 Square feet of sail with every Inch of Canvas aloft. It is expected that under sail alone it will show a faster foot than Atlantic in spite of the latter a remarkable record of 16 knots on her trial trin on the sound and her worlds record of 12 Days and 3 hours in the trip across the water. Suburban club Sale. Effects of once famous sportsmen s organization to go under the Hammer the suburban Riding and driving club will cease to exist after saturday on which Day the entire furnishings and fixings of Tjie clubhouse at depot Lane and 177th Street will be disposed of by auction. As an organization the club really went out of existence at Midnight on dec. 81, 1906, but the Sale of the clubs effects Marks the closing scene of this one time famous organization. The decision of the Board of governors to close the doors of the club was announced one month ago at which time it was stated that the reason for the disbandment was due to the fact that its old time popularity As a rendezvous for Road Drivers had All but disappeared since automobiles came so strongly into Vogue. Close scores with Rifle. Sergt. Fowler leads seventh s experts by Only one Point. A. The seventh regiment riflemen had Good sport on the armory ranges on saturday night. Competition in class cup match no. 2 was resumed with the result that Sergt. Fowler of company b led the experts. Corporal Smith the sharpshooters. Private Lovibond the novices and private Vorhis the new members. The contest among the experts has become decidedly interesting As Sergt. Fowler leads by Only one Point. The sharpshooters also have a Sharp tussle for supremacy four men being tied for first place. The match will be decided next saturday and excellent marksmanship is almost sure to be the result. Corporal Milleman of company e made the Best score in the revolver match on saturday the conditions being five shots at fifteen Yards a deliberate a single action. The other prize winners were privates Vorhis and Cowper Thwaite. Corporal t. Gee and private a. O. Sherwood of company i were the executive officers of the shooting. The scores leaders class cup match. Stand to Narne and class. Ing. Prone Tai. Sergt. E. F. Fowler expert.69 68 137 corp. A. Smith ., Sharpshooter. 60 67 133 private a. Lovibond novice.64 66 Iso private F. Vorhis new Ber. ,6t 67 134 Cash prize match. Stand to name and class. Ing. Prone Tal. Capt Mcalpin. Expert. .34 34 68 private Cragin ., Sharpshooter. .83 33 66 Sergt. Cutter novice.31 33 64 private F. Vorhis new member. .33 s4 67 revolver match. Name and company. Total corp. Milleman. E.23 private F. Vorhis. G.22 private a. A Cowperthwaite 1.20 expert qualifications stand to name and class. Ing. Prove. Tal. Corp. R. Macguffie g.68 75 143 Sharpshooter qualifications. Stand to name and class. Ing. Prone Tal. Private a. Lovibond. C.33 33 66 private Cowdry. I.34 82 66 private a. White f.33 34 67 Clarendon reserves won game. U soccer a the association football game which was to have been played yesterday at Scheutzon Park Union Hill n. J., Between the Cutchler and Clarendon teams was declared off and a match Between the Clarendon reserves and Clinton athletic club substituted. The contest was a close one Clarendon winning by the score of 1 goal to 0. Line up Clinton a. C., 0. Position. Clarendon. 1. F. Knittle. Goal f. Davies r. Wilson left full Back Keynton cd Bellochio. Right full Back. W. Hell Schunck left halfback f. Rovegno g. Gore. Centre half Backo. Bitt p. Wentz right . Blatt r. Vance. Outside left a. White g. Morale inside left a. Roveda p. Ninnie Centre Forward r. Roberts Laighton inside right a. Hillas r. Haake. Outside right Krause goal Roberts. Referee a. Markle. Lines men a. Reville Clinton a. A. And e. Davis Clarendon a. Time of games forty five Man Uto halves. Old Crow pure Rye the Best whiskey guaranteed pure whiskey under National pure food Law serial number 2163 unmixed unadulterated sold Only in bottles never sold in bulk look for word a Rye a in. Red. Bottled exclusively by A Kirk amp co., new York n. Arrival of buyers. Loth Jean. Clothing company St. Louis to. Loth jeans hotel Breslyn. Wallenstein amp Cohn dry goods company Wichita. Kan. W. Hess dry goods 274 Church Street hotel Breslin. Ferguson Mckinney dry goods company St. Louis to. W. Buckley dress goods g. Duncan dry goods 350 Broadway hotel Wolcott. A a. Mono Ugell amp Southwick company Seattle Washington miss Kelly House furnishing goods 874 Broadway Prince George hotel. Kaufman Strauss company Louisville by. Brill dress goods f. Weis dry goods a. Jamison shoes 31 Union Square hotel Breslin. Townsend amp Wyatt dry goods company St. Joseph. To. R. Wall dry goods miss e. Wilmot ladies Wear 335 Broadway hotel Breslin. Portious amp Mitchell Norwich. Conn. Porteous cloaks and suits 57 White Street. Smith amp Murray Springfield mass. A. Leith cloaks and suits 57 White Street. Sanger Brothers Dallas Texas Garwood dress goods 15 Mercer Street hotel Earlington. Speer dry goods company. Beaumont Texas W. Speer dry goods hotel Earlington. Holmes i. H., company new Orleans la. D. Geary furniture 20 East twentieth Street hotel Earlington. A a Madden a combination stores a Sykes. Muskogee Indian territory dry goods and clothing v. Gee Shawnee Oklahoma territory dry goods and notions c. R. Buchanan Ardmore Indian territory dry goods and notions a. Jarrell Temple Texas dry goods and notions r. Jarrell. Lockhart Texas dry goods and notions c. F. Graham Hillsborough Texas dry goods and notions to. F. Gulledge Gregor Texas dry goods and notions f. A. Elliott Corsicana Texas dry goods and notions hotel Earlington. Nugent. B., amp brother dry goods company St. Louis to. Miss n. Jones Muslin underwear 31 Union Square Prince George hotel. Mayer Brothers amp co. Washington d. E. Mayer ladies Wear Prince George hotel. Brand is L., amp sons Omaha neb. E. Kendis. Dry goods t. Martin cloaks e. A. Bessine dress goods 683 Broadway Prince George hotel. Hunter Tuppen company Syracuse n. Miss s. Cummings ribbons mrs. A. Brady ribbons 57 White Street hotel Victoria. Hons child Kohn amp co., Baltimore . A. Latz cloaks and suits 31 Union Square hotel brn Tell. Woodward amp Lothrop. Washington d. G. Louis toys and furniture 43s Broadway Prince George hotel. Powers amp Little Knoxville Tenn. Powers cloths r. Ross cloths f. Little cloths Little cloths hotel Imperial. Emery Bird thaver dry goods company Kansas City to. F. W. Gremmels notions arid leather goods 396 Broadway hotel grand. Ferguson Mckinney dry goods company St. Louis to. F. E. Reis notions 350 Broadway hotel Victoria. May company St. Louis. To. A. Witt cloaks suits and 4 Washington place Prince George hotel. Herman m., amp co., Milwaukee. Wis. A. Ottendorf hats 621 Broadway Prince George hotel. Strouss h., sons amp co. Louisville by. Trowbridge dress goods 31 Union Square Prince George hotel. Taylor John dry goods company Kansas City to. G. Forbes Linen laces and ribbons 187 Broadway Prince George hotel. Stein it pc co., Baltimore . A. Stein cloaks and suits Prince George hotel. Rich m., it Brothers company Atlanta. A. G. Boss carpets 874 Broadway Prince George hotel. Macauley g. T., company Columbus Ohio g. Macauley millinery. 621 Broadway hotel Cumberland. Fuse not a., company los Angeles Cal. Collins general dry goods hotel Wellington. Steele Ferris amp Walker company los Angeles Cal r. Walker dress goods and suits 565 Broadway hotel Wellington. A Hillman Chicago 111. Weinberg waists and wraps a. Goldstein dry goods 684 Broadway hotel Wellington. Lasbacher. George Oakland Cal. Cloaks and suits 179 Greene Street. Emery Bird Thayer dry goods company Kansas City to. G. King cloaks and suits 396 Broadway hotel Cumberland. Steele Ferris amp Walker company los Angeles Cal. W. W. Grether carpets 565 Broadway hotel we Ellington. Meier amp Frank company Portland Ore. Flrsch clothing 16 East eighteenth Street hotel Savoy. Schuneman amp Evans St. Louis to. Thomas shoes hotel Breslin. Rothschild amp co., Chicago 111. A. Acken Berg boots and shoes 43 Leonard Street Herald Square hotel. Taylor j., dry goods company Kansas City beware of a sore Throat All the contagious diseases of Winter seem to have begun a systematic attack upon new York City and its people. The most prevalent disorder is probably sore Throat. It needs prompt attention. The quickest and safest Relief is obtained by the use of Hegeman amp Hydrogen peroxide. This preparation represents the highest Type of perfection in medicinal preparations. It has the lowest acidity there is therefore nothing to irritate delicate mucous membrane. It is always full strength which ensures prompt results in every instance. For sore or ulcerated throats tonsillitis or coated tongues it May be diluted one half with water and used As a Spray gargle or Mouth Wash. In 4, 8 and 16 ounce sizes at 15c., 25c. And 42c. The Ideal treatment for respiratory affections is a mixture of Hydrogen peroxide 1 part us Etoline 1 part and water 1 part used As a Spray or gargle. Us Etoline is an Ideal Mouth Wash and All around germicide. A full pint bottle for 50c. A first class atomizer a bottle of Hydrogen peroxide and a full pint of us Etoline for 95c. R Hegeman amp co. Chemists. Times building. A corporation druggists. Broadway at 42d Street directory Art Unzens Art embroidery materials Art novelties. Prank H., it co., 519 Brood Way. Franke Aberg. Hgt Rye. Co. 457 Beer teens and souvenirs. Levy In. Amp co., 580-582 Broadway. Belts bags and novelties. Loewe thai Julius it co., 31 it 33 Mercer St. Rice it Wallenstein 491 and 493 Broadway. Sain Stag it Hitler Bros. 557-559 Broadway. Boys amp Young menus clothing. Frank. Ivan a co. 783 Broadway. I boys and youths clothing. Fagan Sindel it Walter 97 Mercer so Greenstein 8imon amp co., 580 and 586 b Way. Levinsons. It co., 737 Broadway. _ braids. Castle braid co., 552 Brood Way. Jonas wnt., it co., 85 it 89 Bleecker St. Novelty braid Mills 106 grand St., or. B Way. Sun Hehner Bros., 475 Broadway. Intro braid co., 127 Spring St. _ buttons Bailey Green it eager 507-509 Broadway. Buttons Pearl amp novelties Appel Bee it Neuman 100-102 grand St. Bric a Brac and statuary. Levy , it co., 580-582 Burnt Wood novelties. Pyro graphic outfits. Flemish Art co., 45-47 West 21st St. Auction sales. Auction rooms carpets rugs and oilcloth. Aunert ctn oilcloth co. 234 c Anni St. _ cloaks and suits. Aronson Mark 87 and 89 5tli at. Freedman Bros. Co., Broadway and 20tli St. Heller Amp co., 5th at. And 14th 8t. Levett Grossman amp co., 18-20-22 0th St. Markowitz. Ii., 28-30 30th St. Combs safety pins Needles. Pratt amp Farmer co., 473 cutlery. Firm of a. I. Silver Stela. 476 Broadway. Financial. Financial. Thomas Lawson Boston Nuiry 1907. Floated Trinity in 1901. said publicly a a i think that is Good. I done to know the experts say it is and i am willing to put Money in it but it is Only a speculation he owned 160,000 shares of Trinity then. had every incentive to Boom it but did not. The Boston news Bureau states it has proof that or. Lawson was compelled to sell All but a Small amount of hi3 Trinity Stock that it examined the books at the american loan and Trust company where the Stock is transferred and found or. Lawson a Stock was owned by the Public 2,200 Strong. Yet at this time with practically no Money incentive or. Lawson says a a i know unqualified Day As an individual and As president of the company i state it is an investment it is Worth 75 it will be Worth 100 and Over. A William White. Boston. Dolls and toys import same thug it Lilder 5 >7-5t>9 Broadway. Dress trimmings. Loewenthal Julius amp co., 31-33 merger St. Sondheimer Bros. 475 Broadway. _ embroideries. Fenkart it co., 54 3 i5oedway. A a rower it Tynberg 576-578 Broadway. Leumann Boesch it Wenj Art 593 Broadway. Metzger a. It l., 478-480 Broadway. Neuburger amp co., 539 fifth Avenue incorporated nos. 333-341 4th ave., s. E. Cor. 25th St. A. Hartman. Auctioneer. Now on exhibition a Sale of unusual interest High class furniture Antiques and reproductions in rare designs of the colonial. Sheraton and Chippendale periods in the find St Sand Quot Bingo mahogany Renaissance a Al nets mirrors Louis Xiv. Acid Xvi. Gold suites screens. Tables amp a. A. Remarkable or an clock plays 24 airs several important flemish tapestries finely coloured French prints and by order of mrs. Frank Mason Choice specimens of carved English Oak furniture rare China Sheffield hate solid Silver amp a. To be said wednesday thursday and Friday january 23, 24 and 25, at two of clock each Day. And on saturday january 26, at two of clock a collection of chinese and japanese porcelains bronzes cloisonne Ivory and Wood carvings prints amp a. Fans and fancy goods. Samstag it held or Bros. 557-559 Broadway. Fans and japanese goods. Ignaz str us amp co. 681 Feather Boas. Lowenthal jul Iwuh it co., 31 it 33 a Forcer St. Gloves kid and fabric Mayer Max. It co. 473 Broadway. A r 0rnaments. Sam tag it Milder Bros., 557-559 Broadway. Imported leather and fancy goods. Levy Ujj. Wit co., 580-582 Broadway. To a f. A. Taylor notions and furnishing goods 487 Broadway Prince George hotel. Mandel a Brothers. Chicago 111. F. Dux pm shoes 45� Broome Street hotel Bra Len. Peck. George b., dry Goode company a a a City. To. P. Garrett furnishing Goode a a Walker Street hotel Navarre. Drewry Hughes company. Richmond a. A Freeman notions and furnishing goods 58 Leonard Street hotel Imperial. Barney. S., company Schenectady n. A miss e. Ledger. House furnishing goods 75 Spring Street hotel Imperial. Keet amp Rountree dry goods company Spring a Field to. Rountree domestics Burks dry goods 258 Church Street hotel Imperial. A a ,. Emery Bird Thayer x by Goode company Kansas City. To. D. Dunlop Silks and dress goods 396 Broadway hotel Imperial. Field Marshall. Amp co., Chicago 111. F. E. Hill Hoys clothing 104 Worth Street hotel Normandie. A Sibley Lindsay amp Curr company Rochester n y. A. Dutton Silks 454 Broome Street hotel Normandie. Forbes amp Wallace. Springfield. Mass. F. Sturtevant. House furnishing goods 2 Walker Street Herald Square hotel. Carleton dry goods company. St. Louis. To. D. Short linens and White goods W. Stohlberg laces and ribbons Landwehr notions 50 Worth Street hotel Navarre. Friend Moss amp Morris. Chicago 111. Friend woolens 74 Leonard Street hotel Navarre. Sinnock w., Quincy 111., hosiery notions and furnishing goods 61 Leonard Street hotel York. Stevens 0. A., amp brother Chicago 111. A a h Winkler waists and Pettio Oata miss herring. Waists 487 Broadway hotel York. Carson Plurie Scott amp co., Chicago 111. G. Boos furs 115 Worth Street hotel York. Long gloves Stock. it a . 519 by Midway Perlhefter amp Shaft auctioneers 88 University place 24-20 East i2th St., continuation Sale by auction to Day ii a. M., Rich Cut Glass comprising a to i t 2,501 piece a handsomely designed patterns including almost every style manufactured making a very Complete variety. On exhibition to Day. An unusual collection of East India Art Ware consisting of rare Wood carved furniture in great variety statuettes shrines porcelains bronzes brocades specimens of lamps and Standard persian amp Benares vases draperies lacquers rugs to be sold by auction wednesday Jan. 23, 11 a. M., for account of a whom it May concern to pay Advance and storage charges. Automobiles. Several 1906 Rainier cars at attractive prices. The immediate Success and the magnificent showing of the 1907 has induced Manv owners of �?T06 Rainier to Trade in their cars for the �?T07 Model. These Are now offered for Sale by us at very to v prices after having been overhauled and refinished and carrying guarantees ranging from 6 to 8 months. They include a limousine a Lau Daulet and several touring cais both 30-35 and 22-28 he remember that a Good second hand car is a better investment than a cheap new car look them Over and try them. The Rainier co., Broadway and 50th St. Situations wanted chauffeurs. Loe. A Une it. 24c. 7#. 42�. 7 words to urn. Young coloured Man thoroughly experienced on French and american cars personal reference. Hoyt 461 West 140th St

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