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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW
AT THE BENNING TRACK

First lightweight handicap. six
fUrlOngs. Demurrer, 40. Extinguisher.
l32; Ciiquilalli, 100, NeYermore. I20.
Paul CLIFFORD. 100. Captlvator, I22; Car
buncle. 12s; Sparkle Esher. I16s Sotau-
ket, l2S. Maud Come, 12S: Belle OF Lex
ington, IL; Andrattus. l26 Lyman Hey.
125; Captain Arnold ia; AthIana, I16;
Examiner. rs: Uranium, us: First
Chord. 114; Me.sJensinger, ia. Ben Bat
tie. 1l2. Bassino. los: Virginia Grace
los; Collansay, 102. and Duke OF Ken
dal. lO2
Second race-For all ages: mile and
forty yards: Gold Cure, no. Barricade
I07; Extinguisher. 10. Ancke. 81; Rene.
s.. Harrison. 90. Gallant, 10: Allie
Yirgie. 1OT; Grail. IO7; Hackensack, 20 /.
Blackstock. lie; Whitful, 81. Flying
Jib, 80; Frank Kenny. II5. aad Tonagra.
107
Third ce-SteepIechase handicap;
two and One-half miles. Judge Phillips.
100. Walter CIeaTy. l5T. ImperiaIist
l55. WOOlgatherer, $50: Cheval dor
l45; Ohuet. IA; Marylander. I42. De-
cameron. 40; Trenot the Mere. 40,
GlenyarlOch 1870, Captain COnOver. l35:
Victor. 1877; Vale Mont. 40, Kalarma
1875; Ea,e Spotswood 1856: Emigrant.
l35; Mcmillan, l33; Conflicting Evidence
1872 and Gum Honey. 100
mile and seventy yards: H L. Coleman,
11S. AIeisIeTslnger. II8. Anak. III: Bar
lie Due. Ill; COurLenay, III: Ben Howard.
III; Burnish. Ill. and Medley. los
Fifth race-Two-y year olds: six fur
longs, Fire Eater I0S Gimcrack. los
Invincible. los; Tugai Bey, los Captain
Arnold, los, Allen Ferris. los: Cincin-
nstus, los; Athelroy. I0S. Hackensack.
los. athena. 1o5; Trapezist lO5. Spar
l,le Esher, 105; Miladi Love. l05; Wild
Wave, lO5, and Gainesville 105
Sixth race-SeIling; twO-year- and
up. seven furlongs. Maiden. 1O7. Meis-
tersinger. l02; Miss Buttermilk. SO. Des-
I tituJe. 90; 'Rockey. 81. Pastoral. SO.
Watkins OyertOn. 81, "Pine Top So:
-SpringbOok. s.: Full Back, %. Petra
2d. 101, Arden, 10: Euclaire. lO7 and
/ Carroll ID. lO2. Also eligible 10 start as
others withdraw. %MTs. Wigs, 81:
STARTER. 81; 'Alma Girl. "a; 'The Ref
erence. 1C2. MOTokanat. 10; Mollie Pey-
+ ton. l07; Jim Buck. So. Asce usion, %:
/ Rappenecker. 10, and -F1ars. l02.
Apprentice allowance.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
DR.. BARBER SURRENDERS
YANKEE TO EXECUTION
Poundmaster Now to Carry
Out Sentence of Judge.

Or. j. Morgan Barber, owner Of the
ROW somewhat famous pet Scotch ter
rier. Yankee. % has delivered the dog TO
the poundmaster. and Judge Bundy, Of
the Police Court. has issued an order
that IL be killed
Dr. Barber was taken into court Sat
urday on complaint Of the mother of
Raymond Weeks. a ten-year-old lad.
whom Yankee" had bitten and who,
fearful that her child might be at
tackled by hydrOphobia wanted the ami
NAL killed that On examination OF its
brain might be made
DIT. Barber refused TO give bond 10
turn his pet over 10 the pOundmaster
after Judge BuIdy had condemned the
animal 70 death. be was held. and his
attorney applied for a writ OF habeas
corpus. which saved him from going to
Jail
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
RUNAWAY MERRILL BOY
LEAVES FOR HIS HOME

Albert iSrrill aged sixteen. who raa
away from his houe at Laeonia. y. H..
a few weeks ago. and who has been
cared for at the Rescue Home. 4C6 Thir-
teenth Street northwest. for several
days. was last night provided with .
ticket by the Police Department and
started for his home Mrs. Clara Arm
strong. 533 Eleventh Street northwest
1,4s instrumental IN locating MerrilTs
people and n persuadlng him 20 go 70
them
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
MAENNERcHoR TO CELEBRATE.

The twenty-ffth anniversary OF its
founding win be celebrated this evening
at the National Rifles Armory by the
Germania Maennerchor IN a manner fit
ting the occasion. Preparations have
been made 20 present at tonight's con-
cert q program OF specially selected in
strumental and vocal numbers. After
the concert a comedy sketch Will be
rendered by the dramatic section OF the
society. 70 be followed by a grand bail
Tomorrow evening the festivities will
wind up with q corners" 20 which all
male members ind visiting friends have
been invited The local German So
cieties as wen as a number OF out-Cf-
town organizations have promised TO
participate ar the celebration.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17

business and among his victims are
numbered several bankers and lawyers
as well rs boarding house Keepers and
business men Of various standings lie
is a handsome man and has 4ery en-
EaginE manner.
banner has been aided in his schemes
by q golden-haircd woman said 90 be
his wife. Her present address is un-
known. She astou1ded the inmates Of a
fashionable boarding house ar Pass
Christian by doing many vaudeville
turns. putting on mems clothing and
parting with her golden locks.
The couple made q sensational finish
in Pass Christian in August and covered
their movements by fake" kilograms
banner was arranging TO do q large bus
mess when caught by the detective.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
SIXTY GELESTIALS TO
BE SENT BACK TO CHINA
Rounded Up in Eastern
States Without Papers.

4 party or siXty-three Cinnamon who
succeeded in gaining entrance into the
United States without possessing the
legal qualifications have been rounded
up in New York. Maine and the eastern
part OF Pennsylvania. They viii be de-
ported to China.
They viii go in the custody Of a
United States deputy marshal by way or
Norfolk and New Orleans to San Fran
cisco. where they VIII be pu, aboard
ship. This is the biggest consignment
Of Cinnamon illegally residing in this
country ever sent back TO their native
country, and the operation will cost
Uncle sam something like SO. 1000.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
WILL WRESTLE CARBINO.

Ernest Carbino, the Baltimore wrestler
who was clever enough 10 stay the limit
with Pardello. the Italian champion,
viii try 20 do likewise with Joe" Grant
tonight at Kernan's, where the local
boy is meeting ell corners this week
Americas" Grants old rival. will go
on Wednesday night for a limited bout
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
.GHAEFEE AND WRIGHT
GUESTS IN CHICAGO
Several Entertainments Ar
ranged in Their Honor.

CHICAGO. Nov. 17-Maj. Gen. A. r.
Chafee. Vice Governor Luke Wright
OF the Philippine Islands. and the mem
bers OF their STATS. en- route 10 Wash
iEgton from Manila. arrived f. Chicago
this morning from san Francisco.
The party probably viii remain in tho
city until Wednesday evening The en-
tertainment OF General Chafee and Vice
Governor Wright is in charge Of the
Union League Club end the Grand Army
Memorial Associa- ion
An effort will be made 20 have Gen
eraI Chanee visit Fort Sheridan while
here. The entertainment schedule foI
the party includes a view OF the board
o. trade and the conventional visit q
the stock yards
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
MOODY FORCED TO JOIN
PLEASURE WITH WORK
Dolphin Can't Get Away
From Port Royal.

Secretary OF the Navy Moody is having
a hard time Of it on his official visit 10
Port Royal. S. Q. He was to leave there
for Washington the other day on the
dispatch boat Dolphin. but the weather
was so heavy that the vessel did not get
under way. so the Secretary went ashore
10 do some bird shooting.
On Saturday the Dolphin was to have
sailed from Port Royal, but a dispatch
received from her commaaainG officer
this morning says that she mas again
been detained there by bad weather.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
BANNER WANTED BY THE
POLICE. OF MANY CITIES
Alleged Check Forger May Not Be Able to Meet All En-
gagementS.
k Forger May Not Be Able TO
g1genleDtS.

There is great demand all over the
country for Edward NJ Danner alias.
Denton. who Is awaiting trial here for
passing a worthless check. He was
arrested by Detective Muller on October
3 for passing check for $500 on Elias
Hidenheimer, a pawnbroker Of 1886
Pennsylvania Avenue. Since the ar
rest the authorities at Pass Christian,
Miss, New Orleans. Los Angeles, Chi
cago, Detroit and ST. Louis have fled
claims for him. Il Is not believed he
will be able TO fill his CT gagements in an
these cities on accoun Of the limita-
lion OF time.
Danner. or Denton. has operated in all
parts Of the country for the past few
years. Il is said he generally poses as
a Secret Service officer on Governmer;
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
THE DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths for forty-eigh
hours were reported at the Health De
partment up to noon today.
Louisa c. KIomsn. = years.
Louise NJ. BUrgenhun, u years.
Fidelia Van Ostrand, u years
Jesse T. Gosnell. 20 years.
Elizabeth r. Hauser. SIS years.
George F. Tabler. 60 years
Louis A. Cornish. 80 years.
John S. Morgan. 81 years
John II. Karney. IS years
Ellen Winston, so years.
Charles II. Lee. 40 years.
Mrs. Helen H Freer, 80 years.
Michael A. Giusta. 80 years.
Ella Shorter, IS years.
Joseph II. Lucas. Is years
Hattie Lancaster. 70 years.
John Cray, 1 year
William G. Decker, 70 months.
Viola Wiyden. months
John Smith. months.
John W. Brown, ~ months.
Helen G EVerhart, 2 months.
Mary Jones, months
James A. Mohier. ! month
Margaret Dunlap, ] month.
John Walker. ! month.
George D. White, l month.
Lawrence A Mahoney. s days.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
DIR. DEXTER'S FIRST
SERMON AT TAKOMA

Rev. william Hart Dexter yesterday
preached his first sermon as pastor Of
the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
He endeavored 10 show that there IS no
conflict between Christianity and the
theory OF reincarnation in some Of its
aspects. The great men Of any age. %
he said. ARE the incarnation OF thou
sands. Our faith developed from Ju-
daism. and constantly We are led 20
knowledge OF further facts and princi-
pies. We learn the new, however, jy
faithfully adhering 10 the old faiths"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
SHAW RESIGNATION STORY
AGAIN POSITIVELY DENIED

II was denied positively and author
itativeIy this morning at the Treasury
Department that Secretary Shaw intend
ed resigning his portfolio, as stated IN
Boston dispatches.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
IN MEMORIAM.

RUFFIN-In devoted remembrance q EVER
LINE RUFFIN, Who departed this lie one yeai
ego today November i. 1901
one year aEO TO-DAY
Asleep IN jesus you went away.
miss you. YES. and ever viii.
still ] must bow before Gods will
What IS my loss 7 trust Is your gam.
I hope % meet YOU IN heaven.
Where joy and happiness giu foreeer -eSra n
By her beloved friend.
nj JOHN Z. JOHNSON.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
CARROLL DEFEATS NJ. c. A.

Carroll Institute defeated the Y. NJ. c.
4. 20 in the basketball game Satur-
day night. Il was played at the Y II
C. A. Gymnasium ana was one OF the
most exciting contests OF the season
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
FORFEITED HIS BAIL.

William Dittman, charged in the Po-
lice Court today with setting up a gam
bling table. forfeited $25 when called for
trial.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-Mcmhers q District Coun-
ell. 1895. Royal Arcsnum. are earnestly r.
CUcsted % be present % Masonic Temple, oth
esq. IS E--. IEts> AlUNltAl ~ r.NlNE.
NOVEMBER L. At go SHARP. 70 meet the
supreme Regent q the Order
III a. n PETTON, SecretIry-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17

CARD announcement 20 school teachers and
students % practical philosophy. james Corri-
don's Philosophical Library and Seloql IS at
glz lst 81. nv. The latest Lectures and most
approved text books for mental and me.sphyS--
cal studies are on hand short cOune OF read
ing lessons S.. el4-S
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
EDUCATIONAL.

COLLEGE preparatory, French and German in
sfruction given by teacher q 10 years expert
enCe in preparatory work; college graduate:
years student In Germany and France; high
est references Address BOX 4. this Office.
cl5-3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-17
FRENCH. German, sPAHIsH. Etc.

Method awarded two gold and two silver
medals NJ the arts Exposition Of 1900 Ability
In coryersing. reading. writing and trznAlz-ing
acquired in a short time Day and evening
clasel or private. Established in Iss3- over
500 pupils last school year. Easy terms
BERLITZ SCHOOL.
Prof. A. COWARD. Principal. rs 18th 81
ocl--3or
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-20

WHY Suffer FROM EYE STRAIN, AND
Poor SIGHT?-Dr. o. N. Sullivan. Ocu-
ist-Optician. Guarantees to correct all
detective eye eight, that can be corrected.
If he fails it wi:lscost you nothing. Office
days in Aberdeen. Oct Both until
Nov. 9th. Montesano. Nov. 6.7.Sth.
Elma Nov. 9.lO.l1th.
When you wake up with a bad taste in
your mouth, go at once t. Evans Drug
Co.'s drug store and get free sample oil
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. One or two doses will make yor
we'll. They also cure biliousness, sicy
headache and constipation.
Get free sample. OF Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets at Evan,
Co.'s drug store. They are easier tc
take and more pleasant in effect thar
pills. Then their use ia not followed by
constipation as is often the care with
pills. Regular size, 25c. per box.
c. E. Burrows & Co. are in line will
the general spirit of improvement. II
addition to the new dock built lately OF
the front and west end of the dock they
are now putting the back and Wishkal
river front in first class repair. This il
necessary to meet the increasing traffi'
by water.
The six o'clock closing movement in
augurated by the Clerks Union has me
favorable RESPONSE by the merchants o
the city. The Grocer's Association ha
endorsed the movement and the dry
goods merchants and clothiers, ar
rapidly coming into harmony with tn
idea. This means for the clerks, Sun
day closing, holidays, such as Labor day
Fourth of July and Christmas close al
day, on Thanksgiving, Washington
bit,hla. and Cocoialion Day the store
..ill clo;e one half OF the day. Th
movement goes into effe ct. November
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs Minis and Miss Edith,
while enroute to California, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Wedding,
of this place.
J. H. Ingram, of Carleton, on Satur-
day, bought Of W. T. Mcbride, two
lots on Second and streets. The price
paid was $3.50.
DR.. o. N. Sullivan, ocuIist, will be at
Todd's Pharmacy, Aberdeen, from Oct.
IA to 20, hoquiam 20 to ~, and Elma
Oct. 10, IL and II.
Contractor John Anderson an l crew
of carpenters went to Grand Forks, to-
day, to build large barn and warehouse
for Frank johnson.
N. Henderson, OF the N. P depot, en-
tertained Mr.. B. Jones, of the Gila
Valley, Globe 4 Northern Railway OF
| Arizona, last week.
Invitations from Mrs. A. d. Wood to
an cat Home" for Wednesday after.
noon. This promises to be the SWEETEST
affair of the season.
A number of young people called or
Miss Heppy Eaton at her home, Friday
evening, and it goes without saying thai
all enjoyed the call.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Carey and Mis-!
Edith visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Slime
of Ho1uiam, Saturday Mr.. Carey Wen
to Oakville this morning
The w. c. T. U. of this city held I
prayer meeting at the residence OF Mrs
o. A. Myers. on Friday afternoon. Mrs
L. L. Trask led the devotions.
The HERALD wants an agent in ever.
precinct in the county, and offers term
that will allow each one to make goo
money. Write for particulars. IT,
Rev. J. P. Ohleen, pastor Of til
Swedish Congregational church. is il
Portland. where he will assist for tw
weeks in holding special services.
The Bulletin man is feeding on ducks
General A. A. Brauer is the caterer
r The general does not say whether h
} supplies by the ton or by the piece.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-20

Yesterday, the Congregational church
Sunday School held Rally Day. A large
number OF the PARENTS and friends at
tended and all enjoyed the exercises.
At the morning service of the Congre-
gational church, yesterday, Rev. II. d.
Crawford rendered his resignation, to
take effect at any time before the first Of
the year.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. f. church
has postponed its regular meeting this
week from Wednesday afternoon tc
Thursday. They will meet with Mrs.
A. H. Farnam.
The tips of the two middle fingers were
removed from the right hand of John
Bough, Saturday. at the Aberdeen Gen
eral Hospital. He crushed them il
West & Sla1e's mill.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church will serve their regular monthly
tea" at the home OF Mrs. l.. ". Herrick
Thursday afternoon. All ladies are cor
daily invited to attend.
The north end OF the Anderson * Mid
dleton dock is being replanked. This
company has spent thousands OF dollars
in improvements on their mill and lum
Der yard lately, and the end is not yet.
By sp, ing two more mills will be il
operation in Aberdeen, the Michigan Mil
Co., cutting 10000 per day, and thu
Western Mill Co. with the same ca
pacity.
Contractor Patterson is erecting 70
himself story ard a half cottage on {
street, between First and Second. Abou
year ago he bought the property will
the intention OF building, but waite'
until he street Improvements Womb
reach him. Now he sees his way clea
TO build.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-20

There is no trick in dyeing. You can
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. Boiling
the goods for halt an hour is all there ia
to it. Sold by Evans Drug Co.. lOc
package.
Geo. J. Wolff announces business very
satisfactory since his purchase of the l.
Harris & Sons business. They are still
busy taking invoice, and will soon have
some important price announcements to
make the public.
st. Agnes Guild, of the Episcopal
church, met at the church Friday even
ing, to arrange for the work OF the win
ter, and to plan for a reception to the
new pastor who will arrive about the
first of November.
Mrs. D. H. Mullen has opened deli
catessen in the Commercial block, and il
doing a good business. This is some
thing the town has needed for some time
and the pubic are more than satisfied
with Mrs. Mullen's plan.
H. d. Crawford and G. R. Bell pur'
chased the Daily Bulletin from Major II
W. Patton, Saturday, and assumed
charge today. The change in ownership
was quite a. surprise to the patrons o.
the paper. and it is not known yet just
what the genial major will do.
Notices have been received from the
state labor commissioner, that stores anc
factories employing female labor must MOI
keep the factories or stores in operation
longer than day of ten hours each, 81
| far as the female is concerned.
X. Zeasko has the contract for carpet
ing the new Presbyterian church. Tit
pattern chosen is an all wool ingrail
with red ground and small black figure
1t will take nearly 200 yards to cover tn
floor, rostrom and Sunday School room
The excitement incident to travelling
and change OF food and water Otter
brings on diarrhoea, for this reaso'
no one should leave home without
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Choler
and Diarrhoea remedy. For sale by Evan
Drug Co.
]. fl. Hale, of Elma, proprietor OF tn
Beaverdale Celery Gardens. learnin
that an inferior celery was being palme
off in Aberdeen as his product. wishes
made known that Beaverdale celery
sold only in Aberdeen by the followin
grocers: Model Grocery, +. J. Becke
and Shelley Bros. tt
]. S. Book has written his agents tbs
it is his intention to build brick bloc
: on the southwest corner Of Heron and
: streets, fronting 80 feet on Heron ar
100 feet on H street The building is
y be three stories high, and will be use
; for hotel purposes.
Today, Mrs. Harriet c. Willev opene
9 up an exhibition of water color painting
4 at the store of Norm 4 Hartung. II
0 exhibit is first class, and if Mrs. Willie
had 1t in some town like Portlan
J. where considerable money is spent
:. art, there is no doubt of her disposing
a large number Of pictures.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
WILL Be DERBY DAY
Exciting Contests Promised at
Minnehaha Track Tomorrow.
THREE GRAND RACE EVENTS
Horse Show Will BE an Additional
Feature of Interest in. the
Meeting.

An entertainment superior in every
way to any ever put on in the horse line
in the northwest is offered the sport
loving public tomorrow, and everything
an innovation indeed to give a horse
show on such an extensive scale as the
'Ea. ha program affords and then a first
class race meeting at the same time.
Carriages are to be admitted free, Which
will give the occupants frst-class van
tage grounds, for the infield is most
favoraDly graded for viewing every ,por-
tion Of the course and also seeing the ex-
hibition grounds where the fancy steeds
will be shown. H.
There are three grand events on the
card for tomorrow, including the Derby,
which will bring out a field of feet and
famous horses, all noted for their fast
performances this season In early prep
aration, and. all most favorably thought
of by their respective owners and their
friends. The -four city starters will
probably be Hambert, Black Lady and
Bird l.. They have all worked miles in
-22G or better in their recent perform
ances and at the present time it is a
toss-up which trotter is the best.
From St. Paul W.. G.. CARING comes in
with the fleet trotter: Early Girl. whose
trainer, M. R. Higbee, asserts that the
records will come near suffering a COM
pound fracture If anybody heads her in
any part of the 2-mile dash specule-
tion is not ended with the quartet named.
DeRyders entry stands a good chance
and several other performers are whis-
pered as dangerous goods. = -=
The days program will open with the
greatest card on the program for pacing
events, the 2:22 class. in which fifteen
nominations have been made. Home and
foreign horses also meet in this class and
the bright star of the flour city here is the
feet pacing mare International Queen,
whose flights Of speed are famous from
Minnehaha to Memphis, where last
autumn the Queen stepped miles we'll be-
low the 2:10 register. - ~- &c.,. --->
The Californians have been liberal with
entries in this class and international
stables will encounter the smart set of
pacerdom. Uncle John, is the homely
name Of the Golden Gate sidewheeler and
when the 2:20 Is over the winner of the
class will never be eligible to anything
slower than the 2:10 pace, If indeed, 2:0G
is not beaten.
The other event of the day which will
give the winner a fast record is the 2:27
pace with liberal entries from both home
and abroad. Elsie Oh So, Fauna Glenn,
and other home horses having fast time
to their credit will start and the field
OF outsiders is strong. The track at Min
nehaha is in the very best condition and
with good weather a record breaking
week will result. New stands and seat
ing capacity of nearly 1000 increase have
been added, all under cover.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30

Fair warning has been given to all the
golfers who contemplate competing IN
the amateur championships that the en-
tries will close sharp at p. m. July 8,
with Maturin Ballou secretary Of the
United States Golf Association. There
will be no such practice as heretofore OF
waiting a day or so for struggling letters
from distant parts of the country. Within
an hour or two from the time the entries
close the executive committee will meet
and make the official pairings,. as some OF
the committee will leave for Chicago the
following day to superintend the arrange
ments for the great event.
In fact the majority of the eastern
golfers will leave about July s or 10 in
order to become perfectly familiar with
the course before the start is made In
the qualifying round on the morning OF
July Is. Amateur Champion Walter j..
Travis, Garden City Golf club, who feels,
since his defeat by young Reinhart At the
Morris county tournament, that he has
been over -golfed, will rest until he goes
TO Chica CO.