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THE SUN, MONDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1911.
ONE CHANCE FOR TAFT TO WIN
irr niM i v m sixkss At irrv,
su Y-f.M. OOVQLA&,
Tenner Bt Mntr Ktreutlac May Presi
dent's sxpefchr and niokmhim'
Threat i f llrcedlnn a Panic Worse
Than Ttiat or Roosrarti in num.
i; ,vi, Oct, I. President Taft hurt
i. i ...cry time he IMkM n ItsMch,
, ,i lark hiM the best clwnoB of bsjlng '
, , . I President f any Democrat. The
s an law should lie amended in llich ,
way .is lo give the bin OOrpOfHtiOtMt
, . to go ahead. The Democrats are ,
, ; . i nl Winning in the MXt State and j
i elections Then" are Boms of
t... ew oi xx miaui 1 1 uquiihdi prwii"
:. 'iner (lovernor of MgSMchUMttS,
(; .-.-I'd in an interview on the political
Ulri ItuslnoM Hit nation.
I think the lemocrnt will carry the
. Htate and national elaotlOBS," aahl
Mr itmiglaa "I don't think the Rgpubll
i , . i much chanes of beating 100
trill make a desperate effort lo get
l met her, lint I do net think they can
iniike the successful effort thla year.
I ! -." principal candidates for the demo
cratic nomination for President will lie
Speaker Champ (Turk, Gov. iiarmnn (.f
and QoV. Wileon of New Jersey. 1
i: ah t lark will win. In my opinion he
would lie the strongest Democratic candi
date faft haa only one possible chance for
reelection. He must atop toadying to the
Insurgents. There WM reason to believe
tha' he would not pursue the course that
Roosevelt did. but from the very first ha
has I n alternately on and off that
enurse. He haa lost the confidence of
the rommaroial interests of the country.
And every day ho makes a spee-h h'
rr;w- those interests further away from
him.
'Unless business confidence is roetored, I
Bd that quickly, there will lie a worn'
Hate of panic than wd have hud sine el
1 The general business of the country j
haa fnllen off 25 per cent. alUCO that year
Roosevelt with his probes and threats of
probes in 1007 almost precipitated an I
awful panic
I aft with his talk and his W ickersham
threats of probes is precipitating another.
What the country needs is not that kind
cf talk, but a strong bugle blaat message
rmn the President that it is his purpose
o do everything possible to give con
fidence to tii" business man
ickersham says he his mp.ny big
corporations to investigate and would j
like to have the bnainaaa men get together I
and devise some way to settle th" whole
matter up. That's perfectly absurd.
Why, the business interests date not make
i move now for fear of running afoul of I
tome law they did not know about and I
lending in court
I lie .Sherman law should be amended
f ihct It could be more clearly under-
lined and more properly applied The
big corporation haa corne to etny Modern
business oonditiona demand It. it ought
to have the right to buy out othr cor
pi rations, not for the F.tke of abutting
down planta but to include them in their
g, !.. :ii" and operate theni profitably. j
"The cry is tha bir- corporations wipe
out i ompet if ion and should be regulated
by Ir.w It i a poor rule that dH not
work both ways
lift is alienating the busings1 in-,
b rents He c. nnot )in)' to get th" msur- !
p. nta. There is only one thing that oan
s. " him nid that is the conservative
vote of th" country In my opinion he i
will not try to win it He is lacking '
either in the wisdom or the courage.
Juat now he is more of v. politician then
a str teaman
"We Read more statesmen mil fewer i
politloiMM. That hr.n leen a.iid before i
many tlmee. but it is pertinent now We
must have new parties if the business of
the country is to be saved rnd conserved
A new alignment is coming. To-d ly
there ia no Republican and no Demo
cratic party, strictly s;ieaking. Th in
aurgent RepubUcens are nothing more
or less than radical Democrats They
are of the nam" belief s and theories I
They will come together in a new party,
th radicals, in a few years
"And the other party. tb conaerva-
lives, will be composed of. the business !
mn and the workmgmen who want less
political excitement and s'eadier em- I
oloyrnent. They mar no win the first
battle, but they will win the aeoond I
They must if the country is to go forward
and meet the demands of the times
"The party whose slogan is steadv work
Will be the great party of the future. I
TI.e Republican party will be defeated at I
tl.e next national election because it will
not have that slogan. Of course, the
Democratic party will not have it either,
but it will offer greater promise of good.
"The people have come to the conclusion
that the first step is the defeat of the I
publican party, and then the new lineup
i f torces. The Democratic partv will not
adopt that slogan liecause of the fear of
'Tending the theorisis and faddist.) in
lh( party. The Democratic party cannot
get rid of that element, becauae it thinks
some day it will get soincthingfrom
tUe party,
"If reciprocity hnd won in (nnarlaj
laft might ha' gona befora the Deo pie I
i n tluit isaur. with aotno hope o( SUOOeaa.
Not ha ia iotiif(l lhat hopo.
"Tha (rent inane of tha next national!
lantnalgd will ba tin- tariff What are i
tho lt' iuihlicane RniiiK to t. ll the people
i " explain their failure t.. reduce lite
' iriff? They say tha have appointed a
iai fl Commlaaioni and that there la going
to I..' a sotentlfio readjuatrnent ul Uw
lariff,
"i don't tak" any atoclc in that Tariff
I'oi sin. Experta, indeed' Well, I
. I rather trunt to the Judgment o(
t.' is of Congress thr.n to oxparta,
111 . They Hity they lire goihtf to
up the Rchedulea article by artiolej
ml ill tern. in. tha tariff on eceh one,
"lv Irn.l i I'll boahl how are :
'. icoing tri tl it on tie- finish, rl product?
. cannot tor exbtnple oonaider merely
i' inn. t. of which ii anoe m in; de.
s'.rrv about the hoatlla npirit
w mi inf. eted in the (', linde n ciini-
1 . : i. atH'enientn did tct help I
'oir.ote better feeling And that i.n-'
ii i. 'Ik wa very h d wa ought
reciprocity with ('. nedf Lei uh
more r, ships and frwar war
lit ua trv io jet Into the mnrkein
world 'l i d manna proo so
inei i. a let us ii v.. i ii the trade wa
i ii handla "
U Hints OS I'M ILI(i RATE.
11 idlng i ratics (.'uni'll Ubjreti Is jajsv
Vartl Hagri,
S'ew York Building I lades Pouni I),
etiting the unions In the building
I viis reported yesterday, has in-
i i its aeorotary wrila t " President
and Seerel.iry of War Kitimaon an-
UK to each a table of whfl I the council
! i are Hie prevailing rates of wagoa
i - 1 ity and asking tiiai the prevailing
- i wngea l' fuiid to the mechunica
i .i ..I the Brooklyn navy yard ii
dsn stated tliat repreaentativea of
"IIU'll will If so desired appear before
" id of avageH at the Brooklyn navy
. , u, allow i iia i the mechanics employsad
en are not getting the prea ailing wagea
hoard f,f wagea tixes the wait
ii - ii 1 1 ic average of the w anes paid l.y
prominanl tirma m thla city The
i d taken tiy ttie unions ih that the union
ratal uiu the prevailing rates.
The
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Twn Hr. I. :
First In free for alii
llr.i In 3"i 10 ISO ruble Inch plsnin
rtliplariimenl cias.
AI.I.ONCJ t l. III., .lone Bthl
pint la to iikw cij:
Klrsl in l?'l to IIBDO r'.M
two I'lris In ' r.lcafo formula Division.
Www
The
The 'Sew Model
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Sociable" n4iadster I4SO
Mating thtee persons on one m'j
..f- l.slsl" 1 ,.iine KIIIIMI I
tally lighted;
GOLF "PROS" AT DUNW00D1E
nvSCAN, Tin: yisitixu stoT,
MAKKS A FINK ROVND OF 70.
Paired Mini .lack Macule VMtor la
Drgtrn b Herbert Nirniiat aori Isaac
aiact.li- Plans for NUHI '" Tour-
namenl Women's Hatrlrs t 'ioc.
Although rain tell Idle the last few holes
were honor played Hot a peaon daaerted
the dnlleri' .1' the Dunwoodla Country Club
yesterday until the end of Hie tour hall
mat 1 h between tha visiting BrltlahaiWlaorga
Dun. an the Sent, who holds the lohat tha
Knaliah club of Tlmpei lev. and .lark MarUie.
the borne professional, who oppoaaaj Har
pert Htrona t paa'amla and Isane Macke
of r'on if t in htrona and Laaao Macine.
aftei being l down In 1 he morning, on iv 4
up and . to play. H was a cheer? gad
lively match, and aftoi In the clubatouae
there typical lunwoodia eveniilg of
ong, i"1' and a club dinner
'there baa seldom been lour aucb Ions
drivers engaged in the same match, and ill"
display! from the tee were of the daZ'lll.K
aort Duncan, who is the meteor of golf
and who plays "ad has his club hack in the
bag while another Is only taliin his stam e,
held his own With 'lie others from tha tee
Me did what has been deemed almost Im
possible hereabout by holding the titanic.
Isaac Maokte on the Heek and full Iron
shot- The course was In excellent turf
and the dlltSDcei were us follows.
Out VIS 3M ISO IIS KM 0U U SU 140 '-'.ftOT
in .-.si ax iao ai i "2-i i'M mtoo 1,101 fito
I mean and I. H i UDUXed the openine
hole wnti a 3, hit this was cancelled when
gtrnnu slipped in a J ai the fourth. Il
and l-.ic after ai allei nal onS of wins
were I up a' the tarn They halved I be
tenth, hui Mtronii gained Ina eleventh m
aii mid waa After " poor drive he barely
reached the green on hi seoond, hut had
:i i Kach of the other three pulled his
drive into I he rouifh and was either too
.forcible or too weal, wilh the se.-ond, 10
t thai despite Ins pour start WtrODg us an
easy winner of the hole.
(in Hie nng thirteenth Isaac laid his Iron
I shot dead and holed in H This made KtroiiK
and Isaac, in comparative heights a Itavid
laud OollSth :t up with I to piny. Now
Imuran and -laca by a hraee of .is and a 4
evened the score by BUOOSSSlve wins All
were on Hie c, yard sovonicenth in :
'The Car of Minute Detail'
Realization of an Ideal
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FOR the coming season we announce a complete line of models, three of them
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Models "45," "40" and "30" are uniform in design and construction--the
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Oakland Cars for 1912 represent the fulfillment of ideals and plans which we
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Experiments and tests have proven beyond a douht that we made no mistake.
It has been our aim to manufacture, for 1912. Models that will become motor-car
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This we have accomplished.
Note these important 'ontures of Modela "45," "40" and "SO " Iather-faCfd cine dutch, with sprints under leather
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roil II (Ml. Me jBBf I :th :
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ept Strong, who missed his drive, and
.lack Mackle, who had used wood twice
agalnat iron by Duncan and laaac for their
eeconda, made his side i up by getting do ii
a thirty foot put They halved l he home
hole, the tallv for the best hnlls being ;i
Kive halved holes started the afternoon
round, hut Stronir and Isn.'i'- won the sixiti
t a 4 and squared the match. A twelve foot
put by Isaae netted a on the seventh. Jack
tnleelng one of five feet to halve, and a .".on
the eighth nave a lend of up to Stronir
and Isarn A ' op hunker Kiiurds the '."lo
vard tenth and Duncan banged into d "ii
the carry from the tee lie had to straddle
the mound to play his second and ' hipped
Hie hall dead to the hole Is Was a win in
a for him, although Jack, who had rea hed
Hie irreen by driving around the comer of
the hunker, tried hard for a half hut had
io he content with a. stroma's line second
shot enabled him to et a :t on the eleventh
ami another 9 by the Apawamii coath on
the fifteenth made his side again 9 up.
4 on the sixteenth was recorded by both
Stronii and Isaa and this gave the match
t., them by 4 up.
I he bye holes were split, the seventeenth
played In the downpour heinir a beautiful :i
for Duncan, who gained the areeu with
drive niid con and holed a thirty loot put.
I he beat ball scores weie Ii.". lor the winners
and JU for Dunoatl "I'd .lack, the hitler
belna the Britisher a individual card as it
happened I Ins 70 won tor him the special
prie of 33 for the beat card oi the second
i ound
The best hall total for StronK and Isaac
MacUie was rtfl and for Imncun and -lack
Mack la 141. flu' individual totals were
Human, 110. .lack Mackie. IS Herbert
Stronir. 131, and Isaac Mackie, l.'.l.
summaries were.
HRSr hai.i. IcoaSB- mors." '.
Srroni nnil I Mjeiile I 4 I I 4 I I 4-sl4
liuneaa sml J m . 'i 4 & :i 4 .a :i 4 4 j.a
Htrons and 1 suckle I 4i i 4 4 4 4 It ti
Duncan ami J Macule 1 f, 4 4 3 .1 1 3 .', a
torsi hai.i. SCOgSS ArrKasou.x
S I run anil I Macule:
344414234
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I 34444. a 144
, Siring anil I Miu-kle:
13. 1 433445
Duncan and .1. Mackie
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141
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Dill 3 4 4 4 1 6 3
In 3 4 3 4 3 4 6
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4 4 3 4 3 3
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4 4 4 4 4 4
4 4 5 14 4
5 3 4 13 4
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First la IS1 lo -m ,-uhlc Inch piston
tllpltt.'Slnrnl class.
Aim si a. air.. August I Oth i
rlril in i Uss i .
eoittisii n. Naats Amait Itlhi
I'lrsi In ls.ii to tISOO clawi
Firi In s.idi to 11400 eaM.
bokiosi. Mas.. a anal lathi
Fir. I l:i VS'l to f t?i el.im:
First In l:ill i ;;.,:,,..
The ea Model "4" ailOO 7-paMncer, fore-door
louring car: insid.. control, n.otor 4,-..v, m.-lies Roach
magneto is-h blei carburetor; full HcaaiTne real axle Pret.
t'-l.ii.. tank; wheel baae 130 inchee; tin :.i4 , mcbet' do
ntpunfable rims full nu kei ai.t.oiniu.etiis
The Keaa Model "ao" m iv.no i nlshed to the minute- R.
casseiiBrr, i.'re-.i,,,,' lourins oir iiisui
'M In- hel'le" i hi hui.
Prt-'-u-l.ne
II i: 'in l.e. I ires :t4:i . in, h.
The "llahlaml Oriole" MISOO .-.11 P Road iter tor
pedp bod; . 11,01,,, (M in, hes. Prest-u-l.lto iunk, wheel baaa
loo Inches; ices xixV Inches
The Model "Sip siiisa win, fore-doori liono onen
fir.nt: 2-pjUitenuer, m il 1' Roadaler; Battleship Oraj
motor 4X4 Inch; wheel baaa i"o Incbea . 1 ires sji,, uicbaa '
CO., Pontiac, Mich.
'. sj,,n- Macule. Po Mills
'ut 44I4I4SS
In 6 4 3 4 4
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1" I4l4144t ru :i in
The referee was W K. Moon of the Dun
woodla t lub greens committee,
v 1 r J" '' 1 x innaspm, n
a ale freshman, won the championship of
! Hi" Wee Uuni riolfChib tn-dai H heat
, h I. Scofleld, ,lr . a ii, and 4 lo play, in a
I thlrtj si hole match Actitleld had the
advantuse 111 the moriiiinr round, but Bios.
Bom ,,,11. overcame the lead m the alter
; noon
I a number who look part in the Lesley
ip Irl-loaaue niatcii in return to the
Nil
nit ry i lub this week for I ha
tournament of
I huraday, rriday and
' alwai-s n iariifl .-oul hurl.
Haturday. It
cimss 1 iiiik. 1 ravia navma won 11 last
year and llorreahofl the year herore 'irims
won I,,,, in nn,s ,,,,,1 before 1h.1t Traver
HIM III Iriihl i.n ,,.! la ,.,..1.... I ,
sum,, ursperate nn.cs m cilirerent
I lit. flrul , ,.. Imu. , 1 t.:...n..
-eii'i tlit.il nnn I i.ixis 01 Hi.
filial rouii'l
I he minor ruins 11 re al u a vw
out
iiie iaai lournaineiii "i the seism on Long
Island, a cue. 11 in which the Harden City
4 Mill ( lub open the hall
It should he nuti. i. that the tournament
entries dose to-morrow night, not aYednea
da' night, and Should be sent to II. I,
iledner at the .lub the imallfylng round
of ihuraday "ill he of (hui) six hole-,
b it a 1 hange is that the gi Id medal is to
10 the makn of 1 1 e beat eighteen hole round.
Si.xteens will iiuallfy lor lour cups, ihe
Nassau Country, (lion i ove, North 1 ountry
and Hed Spring, but there will he other
I Here will ne oiliy one beaten
lor the i.i' ers
lose 111 the first round
for the Kauai i i untev en.
Ihe semi llii.il i.n I final rounds will he on
Saturday, "hen tnere will also be an eigh
teen hole handicap tor gross and net c ups
Anothei change from recent customs is that
the eeml (InaTlsti may have their genres
counted in the handicap In other words,
there is no rule aaainst a player winning
two or more prizes at tins tournament
II he is able lo iu so
II W I'errln told thla story nl Hie Nas
tau Country ('lub on i ridav. "Our White
; MhisIi t OtlUtry I hih might well have been
'called ihe white Ocean thrae weeks ago
when the river 'hat crosses the valley over
flowed its bank," Itagan the Philaidelphlan
1 " I he Pennayla anla sltata championship was
I 011 for decision and was one of four who
tried to reach the club In a hues Irom ihe
1 railroad station 'i he water was three ft
deep nil oxer the course, the clubhouse on
isolated island, rain fell ill torrents hicI
water slopped into the bottom of the Intel.
1 as the hois, . pulled heavily along (he sub
merged road When within stm yards of
the club house Lhehoree fell and broke the
shafts oi the wagon 'I he driver splashed
around until he hail unharnessed the hoi'ae
' and then he mounted h and rotle away
1 "Three of us had been aiding the driver
, and we wttre tu wet that we vxaded lo tho
n'r.i . motor iti
lank, wheel has.,
ciiionouee, aa, found some o'hers ma
rooned there. Including 1 Kownea of
Pltteburg, the tltleholder, and at Interval
we yelled at the nun, w e I, ml left in t he hack
through mecaphonea and asked linn to
sixirn n. lor a drink We hnd the place to
ourselves, except for the servants, and there
weren't any women around, so we could
make all the umse pteaaed 10 keep our
selves dry, Ihe chap iii the hack made no
sign. He .-at in Ihe hat k for two hours
wnh his leet on 1, .,it 1,, UPep them cut 01
the water, evidently waiting foi the !ia k
man to . ome back with u fresh horse
"HUI at last the door opened and ihl
Playor emerged Horn the hack, umbrella
iieM high in the lam, mid began to wade
tl. lough the waist deep flood In Ihe club
house He had stripped tor swimming
mid had tied his rlolhea and shoes 10 the
iihs oi ii,.. umbrella, Alter a rundown
at the clubhouse he hud drv clothe, p, put
on. and no one else reached il that din who
was not 111 xe( garments
I he Pennsylvania championship, it mar
be added, has been Indefinitely postponed. '
Kntriea for the woman's national eh.-'in-ptonahlp
close this evening wnh Robert
r. Watson, secretary of tl,. 1 nltcd Htates
1, oil Association, at :u r'sat Korty-flfth
street, ;mi. ' obamplonahlp entrant may
pla) m the addi d comi etltion of the week
including th" nil nod foursome, the one
entry at tha secretary' oflic noverlna all
or them Miss Dorothy Campbell, the title
holder for two year, n nm. ii her 4 nnadltin
title last week and Mis Moreno Harvey
was runnerun Both liav iterod for the
coming amefloan onntpi tltion
Play will be ut ih" llaltuarol ciolf Club
throughout next xvc-k and only fine weather
's needed to mnko tic conditions Ideal,
ihe championship play is in the morning',
but the special fixtures will make Baltuarol
att raotlvu to players and vlaltors in theafter-
noons us well as before luncheon, The
flirt special on Tueaday aftomoon is n con
solation handii-np for nonCUatiflor. On
Wedneaday it is a handicap agalnat bogey.
Thursday there will he driving, approaching
and putting ooitipetitione; rrltfay a best
hail competition without handlcapa, ami
Kat irdax- the men will loin in the annua
mix -d finiiHomv 'i'fie pries for th" special
eonteau are tho glfl oi the Baltuarol (lolf
(luh.
Iuranos Auehtarloiila, Amerloan open
champion of ilifl and now reatUis for a
season a( hisold hom in f tndreWB. Scnt
lai'd. has been donor good rounds m the
various town competitions In a four ball
ir.Mtcli nvr Ihe olcl course on lueedei xveek
Auciit'-rlonie holed Hi" tenth hole iti two
siiokes. The hole is 319 yards in length and
he w.is actually hole high on the green with
his tee shot, then holing a nice put.
nicrlean Horses Hun Necnnd,
.spfcul C'-iMe f)pitra to TVS si s
I'xnis. iht. 1 1 rank .1. OoUld's COBtl
he Bella ran second at Longchampa to-day
in Hie race for the I'rix I heffrcville loirner
rode. V K Vanderhilt'a I. a Hire wns
. second m the race for the Prix Villebou with
1 0 Nedl iu Hie saddie.
MEASURED BY ORDINARY
MOTOR CAR VALUES, THE
But We Have the Car
and
Mt
HERE ARE THE PROOFS
Chrome-Nickel Steel Construction
Hartford. Cooo., July 34. nil.
MFT7GPH MOTOR CAIt COMPANY. Detroit, Michigan.
Gentlemen: Rrplylnc to yours of the 14th. we undentand that we ar
upplylnf you with all of the drop forclno ued on the various model! of
ears mannfartiired by vou, and we ran guarantee lhat the drop forilngt fur
nished by us to your c ompany are of the highest grade that we ran manufac
ture, and that these parts forging are made of the highest grade chrome
ulckel steel. Yours respectfully,
THE BILLINOa spfnti-r company.
T. t'. ULXmaC V. P, and Supt.
Personally appeared before me this day. July twenty eighth, nlneteea
eleven T. c. DIL1-INGS. who arknowlrdges the above to be a true statement.
FRANK It. aroCKKR. Notary Public.
BILLINGS SPENCER nre considered the finest
producers of forging in this country.
SELF STARTERS, demountable rims, Bilk
mohair fops, wind shields, speedometers, Preat-O-Lito tanks,
foot and robe rails, tire holders. The most completely
eepjipped cars.
SIX CYLINDER 48 H. P. $1850
Motor 4x4'4 , large enclosed valves, 128' j-inch wheel baae,
Sfi-inch wheels, demountable rims, enclosed brakes, genuine
honeycomb radiators.
FOUR CYLINDER 36 H. P. $1500
115-inch wheel base, 34-inch wheels, complete equipment.
SO H P. TOP a WINDSHIELD S12M
Demonstration by Appointment.
SHEPHERD MOTOR CAR CO.
Pirect Factory Representatives.
1659 Broadway (nr. Slst St. , New York
l aed and eadursou by ine leading dealers. 3mJ
all over the world. Csks W. Bagsus. Uarr. U
0Uaaa.Ua, lad. N. Y. Offlce, 1 Par How.
MOTOR CAR
DIRECTORY
- motor COMPANY,
J BBSOLVSBlSB H'way. cor. St
Telephone. T at :i7 Columbus
all ssisfEC isauahl.BoWaadKaehaBfed'
ALL MURE) Times Sq Auto Co 1710 D arar
B ENZ
auto import Co ,.f America .
L'44 ft a weal ;.tth st . N. Y
iiiaaa Motor Co.. h'wn . between Uth 4
Mtn sts
I'hone M" Columbus.
CADILLAC
Csrs. fans. Repairs. Garafe.
Columbus C'lrrle. ill TTOOCol.
1881 BROADWAY (63d St.)
Phone SR03 Columbus.
EVERTTT
seit .itarUaj oara.
Shepherd Molor Car Cj.. '
H'wav near Mst St.
Lais West 1
iARmiir'TT-i't-hS. Phoner .
HENRY
Crawford-Thomson Co.
1MD B'su . Ti l ::s col
1 ifsissai knoa Automobile Coropaoi .
! RROa ibks lA llroadway. rtuine 4M 1 ol.
UlfinUII roKHTNKH MOTOR c Ml 'H -rUIIIUrUL
B'way Hath St.i. I'hone IA IU
UtVtatCII MA XWICI.I.-HltlSI OK line
MHAIICLL 3 west aim St. Phone 4'.4u 1 m
eja r T a r All makes intBroadway.
SCUQBBr, L I. 10. I'hone coin nibusSSlS,
' ClUDI BY ' Xtadr In New York City.
SllllrlXA 1 am tan: B'way. Tel. .'! Cat.
SPLITDflRf MAGNETO XAr:
WHITE
c'tv. Broadwai ana
Phone 3IS9 Col.
d:,i si. i
Automobile Instruction
rnn OWNERg, prospective nirner. ensiif
feurs. ihorougnli
oraetleal course, day or svs.
nlng: honkleion reuuexi
si xx r ,s i miir, i m. v. -x.
lephoue 3a,M COlllmblll,
a rhl .X71I1 st
ASSflATIO MM HAI.I..
Agar of the CrltchlO Tram hcores I'lae
lioals.
a new reeord in soccer footh ill was hung
i up yesterday when I. Agar of the I'ritcli'
1 V. t. scored live goals consecutively iii a
league game ,,r the New York rSlato seru s
winch was played at Msniuette Oval,
1 Rrooklyn, with the clan MoKenslcs as their
' opponents,
In the firat period of play goals by
Agar and Hampson put the Crttchteys m
the lead. Marshall showed up well in goal
I for the home team and the t hins were
I imabl ' " score In this half. AA'heii th sec
1 ond session h'td been under way hut a few
minutes I Agar started his record breaking
performance and Bailey could do nothing
x. heii agar 03 me rushing down th ' Hold
I with tho ball The crowd on hand kept
pressing him on and it was likely il the game
was longer he xxould have eac died this
mark. The only goal the visitors were
credited with arSS one that was netted by
roil, the Critchleyi' right baok,
At llanlson, N. I . the National league
Lite? My Family
Hiewed from Pura t Mall.
ia Wholesome and Nutritious! Have a Case Sent Home!
IS
IMPOSSIBLE
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
OWNERS AND SELLERS OP AO
TOMOBILKS. COMMERCIAL VEHI
CLES. CAR AGES TIRES. EQUIP
MENTS, ALSO RFPAIR COM
PANIES, WILL ALWAYS FIND
SOMl'THINC. OF INTEREST IN
THIS COLUMN,
' MITCMKI.US.''
We are moving to our new service building
shout October 1 Prion Is a Ih' of our used cars.
Vae .10 not want to earn them with u. We need
ihe room ai.it Pie nionex He have taffed them
s 1 1 M prices which shoul.l he attractive. Karh one
of ihrse cuts I, as been ihoruughly overhauled.
repainted ami is . u.ti in are equippeo
wuii top. lumps, horn ami Hie lions, some with
windshield and speedometer also.
IS06 r.llh. p. touring car 8
usia ?.a h. p,
.-"...,. 1 iwiisiir s
louring car arm
1IIOH30 h. p.
louring car ami
inm in n p
1010 -V) h. p
lourltg ear 7.MI
louring ear. sis cylinder t.coj
UTTCHBLL MO
raJR CO. 1 U' NBW YORK.
Tele phone 3ian Columbus.
1x7a Prnailwax
A I 10x101111 I HVKCaiNH
4'ASH on riMB PA X ai K NTS late
model, all .staudaril makes.
TIKBUI a all Tl HF.sl. I'resh 1BI1 stock
at IOo l.eiuw- regular prices.
riatKs gn. a I "roatrlBU e to.
Largest Dealers in the World.
1 ;-- is B'way, saih st.
THREE 1M KPTtO.S'AL BARGAINS!!!
1 alien In traile by the
METAI.LURGlgl li MOTOR CO., 1S34 B'YVAY
IB'" simples, ten tonneau mi 7 ao
sir. p ".silent Knight" Palmier " s.iao
isosaoh p., pierce Arrow lisso
All equipped ami in perfect eoadlllog,
BAKER VEHICLE CO. noa B'W a V
USE1J BAKER ELECTRIC COUPE BTAV
lliil'i' VICTORIA AMI LANDAL'LEti OVER
I hl and IX EXCELLENT CONDR10W
Jt'SrT OUT New ISU Metr "3J"i ryl . waior
runleil, flnen '2 pa-s cor of Us rle built: Uesrii
i tension magneto, top. ta lamps. c. 4-ijji
MT.TZ MOTOR i D., 319 At est Wd -t
KBIT RUNABOl'T,
us'-ii, ai pig discount,
H roadway.
fulls
equipped slightly
1'. MaLLON, I70U
t'H Al.Mi.ei.s "EORTV TOUHINU CARS ro.
hull! and repalatSO. V. DOW, 1 131 liroadway.
i HALMER8
guaranteed. C
CARS
I i"U .
lebulli, rrpaimed and
is;r nruailwa) . city.
HIT A.x'l) BOLD.
I70D H'wa) . cor. 5iih.
0 A MS 111 II I
roih Century co..
opened when Hie Scottish Americans de
I feated the Brooklyn in a ragged game bv a,
score or I goal ton Iftookivn was handi
capped to a great extent, as three of their
star player.; xyere absent from the scene oi
''utile I Ii" positions of Macleiuiati
Nichols and Poward eee flllH kn T.HI..
A' i
lei AAegbe nd Williams, but they all
piovili i.l to to ine task. t xxss finl
until the Inst few minutes of play that the
leisevnieh were able to register n goal
lx u h v vx ho had defended hrHllant ly through
out, allowed the hall lo skid off his toe and
Iheh.iriison at centre took advantage of Hie
llitl and banged Ihe hull in lor Hie lune tally
ol the day.
At Jersey ity the AA est Hudson de
feated the strong Jersey . f. ,y me score of
V goals to 1 in a hist game
At Van t ort land t Park tl.e ( Inn Moi
llonalds loos the measure of the t ameroiia
in u one sided game by a score of goals toQ.
B a score ol l goal to o, which xva the
result of a penalty kick converted Into a
goal, the s,t (ioorge F C, heat the Oennan
A. (' at A an Cprtlandt Park, the game
being plaved in the rain.
In a second section league gam the
It lit u nia K. ( succumbed to the flTSSn
point Y. C by tho sccxre of goal to 2.
The Oreenpolntera led :i to at half time
Mavor and A esley tallied the goals for tho
to Drink This Beer!"
Hops and IVflfrr,
li.'itled onir by tks
brewer.
Bead lesion et Woerz
New York.
Order Irom aay dealer.