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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
CHICAGO
TOADIES
To the Chinese Minister at
Washington
HIS SMALLEST MOVE
MENTS ARE CHR0NICLED
While the People are Blinded
to the lniquity of the
Rockefeller Graft

=CmcAeo, March 1s.-Wu Ting Fang,
the Chinese Minister 10 the United
States, will arrive in Chicago today
from Washington for few days visit TO
this city Upon his arrival he will be
taken in hand at once by a committee Of
6ve professors from the University oi
Chicago Of which head professor ).
Lawrence Laughlin is the chairman.
Mr.. WI will make his headquarters at
the Auditorium during his stay in
Chicago but he will be kept very busy
accepting invitations by various friends
Of the university who have planned
receptions and dinners for him.
Charles l.. Hutchinson and one Of the
Trustees Of the University, will enter.
tain Mr.. WI at luncheon todry at the
Chicago Club In the afternoon the
Professors will take Mr.. WI TO zee the
rights Of the city. This evening PToiest'
or Laughlln will have the Chinese
Minister at his home near the univer-
sity for dinner Professor Edward
Cspps, Benjamin Terry, W. |. Thomas
and J. r. Angel, the other members Of
the faculty reception committee, and
probably President Harper also will take
dinner with Professor Laughlin
University students will make Minis.
ter Wu at home tonight when they
tender him rousing reception at Has.
kell Hall, Professor Hobbs has trained
his university band patiently and per.
sistently until they can play Chinese
airs like company Of celestials. Tues
day will be ministers Wu's busy day
IN THE MORNING HE WILL REST.
Al O'Clock he will take luncheon at the
invitation OF President w. X. Harper
at the I mion League Club. He will &C.
complish the chief purpose Of his visit
at 3 O'Clock when he will deliver
the convocation address Of the University
OF Chicago at Studebaker Theatre. Then
he will speak 10 the students at the
University aud hundreds OF friends
Of the institution on "Chinese
Civilization" After the conyocation Ia
over he will be the guest Of honor At the
quarterly congregational dinner at the
Quadrangle Club. HE HAS BEEN
INVITED 10 VISIT THE STOCK
YARDS.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
ENGLISH
RITUALISTS
May Bring About the Dis
establishment
SEPARATION OF
CHURCH AND STATE
There is No Alliance Between
the Anglican Church
and Rome

NRw YORK, March l8,-The Duke oil
Newcastle has returned to this city
from Florida, where he has been enjoy
ing an extended vacation. The question
Of the publication in this country oi
his paper, The Church Review, has not
been definitely settled Since his return
he has met the Rev. George NJ. Chris'
ten. rector Of the Church Of st. Mary
the Virgin, and the Rev. Arthur
Richie, rector Of st, Ignstius church,
His Grace will be a leading participant
in several informal conferences TO be
held during the week with high church
leaders among the Protestant Episco'
palians Of this city. He will go to Bos'
ton next week and later 10 Philadelphia
The Duke Of Newcastle in an interview
expressed decided views on the state o
ritualism in England. lie said:
Protestant Episcopal churches are
not so extreemly low in America al
they are in England. Here they are
divided into HIGH CHUBCHES AM
Observation-Disclosures IN THE
SENSE OF LAXITY OF DOCTRINE
There is no brawling, however, in the
Episcopalian churches here. Kensi
has been going about in the higl
churches in Englsnd and actual,
brawlng at the services. That wouiC
not be tolerated in this country.
"Owing TO these disturbances, the
bishops Of the English Church hav,
taken fright at ritualism. They ar
therefore trying TO suppress ritualism
We are not aggressive, but we only wan
10 be left to ourselves. Ritualism signi
ies doctrine. 1t is an attack on our doc
trine by the Bishops themselves. Tha
is why we are fighting for il. II it wer
only an attack on the outward forms
would not be 80 serious.
II THINK IT Will LEAD eventual
| " TO DIS.ESTABLIsHMENT in En-
gland. There will be a severcnce q
the church from the state. The ex
treme low section Of the church vii
probably leave us. II may come a
auy time within 20 years.
81 don't know what the King woul
have 10 profess after disestablishmenI
] / suppose he would have To call himse
"A Protestant. IL is not our idea 10 q
high ChurChmen here entangled wit
our troubles in England. We simpl
wish TO have them better informed {
each other There II no movement o
foot to again promote a union betwee
the Anglican church an the Church {
Rome"
asa result Of conferences the Dub
of Newcastle has held With promiueI
ritualists Of this country, Ills Grace ha
formed a definite plan TO bring int
closer union the rltuallsts OF Englar
aud the United States.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
W. A. STEPHENS OF
LIBERTY DROWNED
Al Oregon City Sunday While
Working on the River
Formerly Engaged in the Liy'
cry Business at Salem and
Son of w. w Stephens

W. A. Stephens, wcll.known Salem
ite who was until recently engaged in
the livery business in this city, WAS acct.
dentally drowned Ia thew illametto river
at Oregon City about \ o'clock Sunday
morning. The body was recovered soon
after the accident occurred,
MIR. Stephens was Tor several years
engaged In business la this city, apart.
ner In the Red Front livery on CONNER.
cial street Gu January LIST, last, he
disposed Of his business interests here
aud removed 10 Oregon City where he
found employment at tho Willamette
Paper Mills. Az the time OF the accident
he was employed in the operation of a
scoN transporting wool ON the river,
when ho slipped aud fell into the river,
and, not being able 90 swim, drowned
before assistance could he rendered
stephens was aged % years and wa'
the SON OF Mf. and Mrs. W. W, stephens
OF liberty. About three years ago he
married Miss Minnie rmm, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. n, W. nmm, also oI
Liberty, boy whom be is survived. HeWal
a Young man OF remarkable physique
weighing over 20 pounds aud enjoy
ing the best of health. Ills sudden
death is great bereavement 20 "a,
young vile aud parents who share lhs
sympathy of theentirc community. h'
vas an honorable aud conscientious
business man, and enjoyed the coO'
hdcnCe aud respect oi thc cuurc com
munity, tie had WIDE cir,lr OF lrieuiI
in Marion county,
Tho drst information concerning thu
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
STANDARD Rotary
and White
Sewing Machine

We sell machines ior cash or ON
easy paNments, We take your ola
machine ia trade, and allow you
what its worth We rrpair ma
chimes OF all sorts, an work suaran
tossi or money refunded.
New machines for rent
TIM STANDARD RoTARN-saws Ms
iAsteT runs lighter, makes less
noise and doos more things than
any other machine.
TWO IN oNE-lo,k and chain
stitch.
Ihk NEW WHlrE-has A whole
host oi Improvements. tssides hr.
nishlug the bauisomrst sianl ever
shoWu.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
LIGHT & TRACTION
co. SUED AGAIN

+. r. Ansou this afternoon began an
other action for money against the
salem Light Is Traction Company, in
Department No. L., Of Marion County
Circuit court. Judgment ia asked for
1880 with per cent interest from
March 10, 1877 and $40 attorneys fees.
The amount is alleged TO be- due ON a
promisory note for that amount which
was executed by the defendant corpor-
alton ia March 1897, in favor OF A. l..
Barbour who subsequently transferred
the note 10 Auson. Kaiser Il SLATER
arc Mr., Anson's attorneys.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
PERSONAL

Ralph Glover spent Sunday IN ror''
land.
Eli Vaughn, Of jefferson was in the
city today.
LII. McMahan was business 'isl'or
in Portland today.
DR.. W. B. Morse has gone toCo'ump"
county on business.
G. stoltz has gone to Albany and
Eugene on a business trip.
B. B. Herrick, Jr., county surveyor
returned today from Aurora.
FIR. Arson has returned from an
extended business trip to San Francisco
Mrs. A. Baker returned today from a
visit with her sons Ed and Fred OF spo-
kane.
Mrs. Irene Gerald, Of Portland, is
visiting Mrs. L. r. Colgan in south
Salem.
/ TT Parker and family went TO Rose
/ burg this morning Where Vuey WIZ
reside.
Nr.J. w. West left this morning ior
Seattle where she will Join Nj West and
reside.
Mrs. c. X. Ferguson will start io'
Los Angeles this evening to remain
indefinitely.
n r.o,on retrrrad TO-DAY 10 Waldpor
~ ~ :. ,.;a;, len bis daughter. Mis-
a,.e' -. : -, - ,l,isc;ty
.,..- -,,,--,,r ,,r
II. H. Lacy ~ I's'e''"s 80 80. 81,
the Bono ohoe Oon, ia"y, s''''
with ms fanny III '"'s '''l'
Mrs Johh ho'ul"u .e'' '...7
( Tor visit WIN her c,'''''''i "''.'' ~, .'
man ana MIS- D Ill l'"''i'' '" 20" '''
cisco.
T.J. Kress, NJ. P. Creese and VIM
Usher formed a party going to tn
} santiam country today on prosper
, ing tour.
Mr.. NJ. Bredenmeir Of the Yokohama
, Tea Co. departed last night for Sar
| Francisco where he will select and pIac,
an imnortant order consisting Of china
, vsre and novelties for the iall trade
/ lie will he absent about ten DAYS.
urs Ncyon Uu and SON. of Fruit
q a.. Col;t,r,ia who have reep y.4itin.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
BOTANICAL
70 WONDERS

The marvel of the hour is
the wonderful cure of chronic
without the use of
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afflicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week passes but DR.. j.
F, Cook, the great botanical
specialist and original diScoy-
erorof the botanical cure, heals
some patients who have suffer
ed for years from awful dis
ease and the more aWtuIetfeCtS
of rank medical humbugS. Dr.
Cook is willing togiye patients
the bsnettof his life study but
declineSto publish further test
imOnialS out of regard for his
patients, yet will gladly refer
any callers 10 their nelghb0rS
and friends who have been
healed. Consultation free.
II you have any physical adj
mentS ii will do YOU good 20
call and have a little chat with
the doctor.
Office 50i Liberty Street
Salem Or5gCn
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
FIRST SCALP BOUNTY
UNDER NEW LAW

County Clerk Hall today issued the
urst scalp bounty warrant under the
new law. Tho warrant was Cor a. aud
went 90 W. h. Miles Of Mehama, who
presented the scalp OF a Wild cat Under
the provisions of the Williamson meas
ure, each county will bee reimbursed by
the state to the extent Of OF one-third
the amount OF each and every scalp
bounty warrant issued In that county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
SAINT PATRICK'S
DAY OBSERVED

serAices appropriate 10 the 81 Patrick .
day season, WIRE held sunday morning
in 81 Joseph Catholic church which WAS
prettily decorated for the occasion.
Father Dolly delivered a sermon ON the
patron saint oi Ireland and the choir
furnished some splendid selections Ia
harmony win the services.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
MARION COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT

A criminal iniormation'was this morn
ing filed by Deputy District Attorney j..
II, McNary against f. G. Wright, charg
ing him with larceny in barn. Wright
was arraigned. The defendant was al
lowed until April ?2d TO plead to the
info rmauon aud court adjourned until
that date.
Following docket entries were made
j. w. LaFollett, ys, Mckinley Mitch.
ell, action for money motion 10 strike
out part Of answer allowed in part.
h. r. Anson vs. Salem Light Il Trac.
ton Company, action for money. Set
for trial April 22.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18

NEw NoRG, March lS-Tba Times
says; Plans oi ,he new controllers of
the Erie Railway are about 20 b- dis.
closed. A number of new executive
officers will he installed, some ol them
recognizable as the persona, representa-.
ives OF J. J. Hlu OF the Great Northern
and Que prominent -g4uel wll appear
in the establishment OF such p.v
western connexions as the Erie never
hitherto could command
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
WILLARD MARTIN
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS
For Assault and Battery On
Geo. W. Murphy.
Story of Case Connected With
the Political Cam
paign.

Judge Burnett this morning overruled
the motion Of the counsel for Willard
Martin, asking that judgment Of ac'
qultlal be entered against the. defendant
A andoi $50 and costs was then imposed
upon Martin, who paid the same.
In pronouncing sentence, Judge Bur.
nett said there were two sections Of the
code relating 70 miademeanor and that
after = careful consideration Of both Sec
tions, he held that the punishment
should be that pro sidod for in justice
court cases, which made the oiienas
Punishable by hne Of from s. to $50
or with county jail imprisonment. The
section under which the sentence va'
pronounced was enacted subsequently tt
that Of section lJl5, which provided fol
a fne Of from ESQ 10 $500 and also pro
vision Cor Imprisonment In tho county
iail,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
VIVA, sh,n Nc Have tor ps,,rtt

This question arises la the family
every day. let ms answer II today.
Try Jcll %, n delicious and hcalthful
dessert Prepared in two minutes
No boiilngl no bakingl simply add
boiling water and set to cool Fla
yors: Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and
strawberry, Get package at your
grOcer's today. 10 cts.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18

To cleanse tho system in gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the
sprlugtlme comrs use the true and per-
icct remedy, syrup of Figs Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the CAliior-
MIA hs Syrup 90. only and Tor sale hy
all druggists, a. 10 cents per battle.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
GREAT NORTHERN R. R.
ACQUIRES BURLINGTON
The New Through Line After
Oriental Trade
James j, Hill Also Takes
Possession of the Erie
System

CHICAGO, March lS.-TheTribune says
The reported arrangement for leasing
the Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy sys-
TEN TO the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific Railroad Company places IN,
Hin combination In position to COM
PETE IN ORIENTAL FRElGHTSiwith
the Canadian Pacific Railroad. When
their new and fast steamers between
Seattle aud Yokohama and Hong Kong
are placed in commission she Great
Northern will have facilities eutiIe.y
similar 10 those OF those o. the Canadian
road.
President George b, Harris o. the
Burlington is making 8 tIipoyer tteroad
through Iona, but a prominent ralr1ai
official, speaking Ol the rumo-ei con-
bination said
No change may be- expected .a the of.
hcers OF the road. The Burlington ana
the Pennsylvania lines both Use The
Union Depot, So the time may D. sass
TO be- near when through sletp.as -ars
will be run irom New York Cty ou r-..
ular trains over these combined line.
direct 10 Seattle and Tacoma Fx,eat
by special arrangement all passenger,
going east or west nov change ear, AZ
Chicago, According 20 present aI,l,,s
J, J. HUI w,l, operate tue Darlington on
= separate and independent basis. but
~ part of continuous lug system
from Chicago 20 yhe pa,dc ocean in thg
Northwest, with Nee lork connections
over the Pennsylvania uurs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
The stuimo

llas new proprietor who has hsd years
ol ca perionce la conducting first class
retaurant In the east The patrons of
OF this we'll known enterprise may nov
depend upon being served with the best
in the market aud la a style TO he ap'
prcciated. Your patronage solicited
fREp GFRniI1.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
stor Of ths e.ss

In November last, the defendant was
arraigned In the recorders court for the
city Of salem on complaint charging
him with asaauliing Geo, w. Murphy
with dangerous weapon and Mr. Judah
the city recorder, hcldithe defendant ON
that charge 10 appear heioro the next
term Of the circuit court AZ the reg
ular session la islo Law was passed
amending criminal procedure In thii
stats whereby the district altorne was
permitted 10 Ole information agains, per-
sons charged with committing crimes
without the Intervention Of grand jury,
That statute however, provides explicit
iy that inlormations against persons held
10 appear before the circuit court must
hs lled by thedistrict attorney not later
than the second day oi the term.
The regular term q the eircuit cour
Cor this county began ON Monday
February n. 1901. On Wednesday th'
l6th day oi February, 1901, the grand
lary retained an indictment against the
defendant charging him with asaaultinl
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
The
Easy Running
Tribune

"Nothing succyvls hkt sucoess, be-
AZ true totay as ever and ihc more
rnhanrs &c sell the tasier We ind
n to sell them
sincc rr,ei,ing our b.g shipmoht
last Monday mornlug ne have lad
a splrndld sale, and the Way tho
pile is melting Ne Will nect smother
blg bunch a. onrp, Get your orlef m
Chain m0,irls SIS, $40 and 80
Chainless, go and SO.
Oli Wheels taken iu exchange
wheels sold ou vAsy payments, sun
dries ~ all sorts az popular pTlcos
Carbide Cor yoar gas lamps, 2 lbs
foe soc,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18

Having purchased the tailoring bpsi.
ness of L. J. sullivan al 81. STATE 49,,
. au' prepared 90 do first class tailoring
Also cleaning and repairing. Call ana
w. ~ nl, i. A RANkE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18

Take your wheel 20 Shipp * Hauser
ana have u cleaned or repaired. Riding
season is almost here. S4tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18

a game of basket ball will be played
q. .e Armory between the "ChemaWa
Braves and Co. Fn teams. "Wednesday
. Ftning, 10th inst. Game called At $ :l5.
ADMISSION lu cents. 8 Is p
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
SUPREME COURT
DECIDES ONE CASE

ln The supreme court tolay Ae case
.oi George rs, Nov,au vas atrm.i
BeAn, 4, J.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18

Cut Flowers,
Carnations 10 cts doH ca'I8 lIl..n- 5I
cts. doz., Jim Treauor, Willamette Hotel
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
Wheat Market

san FRANCISCO, March lS-Cash gs1 i
CHICAGO, IIioMarch lS-May. 76as.
Salem, 3d..
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
rHn WEATHER.

Tonight and Tuesday fair. Frost'in
exposed places.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
NEW To-Day.
Advertisements unier this
head Sc a line eacn issue

losl->mal package containing two
e'rse, covers. Return TO journal Of
-.e Tor reward 3lS 81
IiaAlQ AETERS-F1r poultry and
lawn .ero.uE SIX kinds # poultry
l.-.e Prices right UrD wire a
-Te.a.ly, Walter Noley, salem
Fence Works, $50 State 81. SIS 81
LADY AOtNI-lour opportunity,
tYlea Straight Front aud Military
NaE-v's are money makers. Every
woman wants one. For terms an
nF Dept d Western Corset Co, 81.
-'A.s' NO. Is SIN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-18
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET

Has fine line Of childens suits Just arrived from the
manufacturer The prices will suit the goods will fit
In school suits we cant be beat. Our mems will
talk for themselves We have fine new line Of them
0f snrng hats we have the latest styles and lowest
rces our bargain counters will surprise you going
If several lines of trimmings Offering them very
low we are still selling the fine numbers OF Brooks
cotton for cent EACH and Clarks o. NJ T., at cents
spo of 100 Yards Silk assorted coors at cents each.
In aTsine chenille fringes and passmentrea, jet aud
f,r trimmings we are selling for less than half what il
costs 10 make them. On laces and embroderes
yicee will please YOU We have few jackets left over
bcb viii 90 for half price In fact anything you need
adies' canes mems busters, notions, etc 1t will pay
Won ia come to Friedman's New Racket first and hear
opr goods tell the prices to you.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15
Special
Tapestry
Table Cover
Prices

Table Covers, SO inches
square, soc quality, 10c
each ........,..........UTN
81 inch square Tapestry Table GlOc
Covers, LIS value, each ....T1(
70 inch square Tapestry Table Cow
ers, 1875 and 200 values, Salea An
price, each. .............. LEY
ioS inch square Tapestry Table
Covers, regular 400 , 1S
values, each 80. sAJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15

EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL
Three Genuine All Brass Beds fall size, feet 6
inches quide, 8 feet inches long, qUih double
boaued canopy, regular $500, all brand netv,
jnSt for a run this queek,
$500.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

ganzation and will enter the Nassau tournament
from the latter much 10 the delight of the clubs
members. Her play yesterday showed a con-
sstency and force that we:e occasionally lacking
from her game a year ago. She covered each
round In -. and led her next nearest competitor
Mrs " Pendeton Rogers. OF Baltusrol. by twelve
strokes
The full eighteen holes were played by the WON
en-. with the exception of a slight change on the
fourth where the had been moved FORWARD
about twenty yards In order 10 obyiate long
carry over intervening gully. me outward
journey there fore measured 1888 yards. and the
homeward 2.5qs yards
Nrs Pendleton Rogers who won second place.
covered the outward trip In charming style: but
encountered misfortune coming in. and nnished
with total of l0i. Miss Elsa Hurlbut OF Morris
County. another prominent candidate for the ap-
proacking championship was third at u", ana MISS
Marion Oliver. OF Baltusrol. fourth at lH. Inc
Erst second Rrd third eighths qualified for to-day
rounds at match play in the following ORDER
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
ROWING.
CREW AT POUGHKEEPSn-
CHANGES AMONG THE QUAKERA
IBY TELEGRAPH. To 1Hr TrIRrSZ.I

IBY rELHTaAPT To 1Hr TrIRrSZI
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. June 13-Columbia's ere-
arrived here this in fine fet,ie for that,
preliminary regatta practice. There were orly
twenty-six men in the party, as L. Moen. A. 3 Hu
and ]. w. Southack. of the varsity. and r.
Staucland A. Ynego and A. j. Fraser Of the sre,h
men had TO stay In NeU-York for collez. vo,l
Some will arrive here tomorrow. and the res, Or
Monday. Edward Hanlan arrived here late mi.
evening on the launch Columbia. which transpor.A
the shells and rowing paraphernalia Four sisht
cared shells brought, including the new
varsity boat. The men in quarters at IN.
Windsor Hotel. and tomorrow will get settled
taking their first Saturday morning.
Across the river. at Bellevue. Josh Ward cav.
the Pennsylvania crews their first real work send
ing them over the course couple of times Nc
attempt 10 a fast pace was made, and littIs
coaching was done. because of the presence OF tbs
Quaker launch The crew took a little work q,
Wednesday, Ward did not want them to start
practice on the 18TH
In the make up of the varsity this af,ernoo,
Ward shifted Sharpe and Goodman. putting ths
former No and the latter at No. 4. takine
Kelly of the boat entirely The change is
probably permanent IL is said that the observ,
ton train to witness the races will be reduced con-
This is said be due TO the rnwiIlingness OF ner
purchase seats in the end cars.
Cornell will be here Friday. June 81; WIS.
consin June p, Georgetown June 26 ans
Syracuse June %. Manager Erdal. OF the %.
Iumbia crew. announced to-day that. owing 20 N
varsity man. will row for the remainder OF this
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
GOLF.
OPENING PLAY IN WOMEN'S TOURNA-
MENT AT ESSEN COUNTY.
MISS GENEvIEvE HECKER. METROPOLITAN
CHAMPION, LEADS THE FIELD WITH A
SCORE THAT BEATS BoGIE-PLAY
TO CONTINUE TO-DAY.
TO CONTINUE TO-DAY.

Essex County's open tournament for women.
which began yesterday at the clubs links in Or
ange, promises develop of the best feminine
golf of the season. Twenty-nine starters. repre-
senting most of the leading players Of the East.
took part in the qualifying round at medal play.
Miss Genevieve Hecker the present metropolitan
champion, of the competitors. and TO
judge by her form she will be abundantly able to
sustain her title in weeks championship at
Nassau. Not only did she lead the entire field at
medal play. but her OF 80. besides represent
ing a remarkably finished game. beats the womens
bOgie score of the links by a stroke. Miss Hecker
has transferred her allegiance this season from
the Wee Burn Golf Club to the Essex County or