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rev. - u eoNen. Fester. ssFY-
looe AZ q ~ a N. j a N. Z - ?.
~. s..naay school and Heetor >
h'bte eiasa ,. ~ a m. morning sub
letA REM. the hsafef Who 4rntus
hiea' evening sahleet. The Chris
usA AHaf
Nofth hAitistt corner lhifa avenue
Ane N.lAf atfeft- hef. eseofge Hob
" NAifhas pastor. ks2 J. sherman
silaee. % Tacoma. will oerupY the
paiplt IN the morning IN TIE eYen=
ING the pastor vii spsak. subiset.
apsss. = lgpe o. Christ. Sunday
eehooi al 80 a m Young Poo
PIE Aoe.inE I'll 3 - ?. m. High
laid Mission Sunday school. Queen
Anne Dill. $50 .. IA There viii be
special music 81 the evening sesv-
ZEE
fremont Swedish MeihodiAt=-Hex.
Johh ofala, pastor. There will Be
quarterly meeting tomhrrow. SEW
ices Al 1913 a m. and : p m sar-
Fainen,al service after e4sninK ser
mon. sunday school 1T SIS q. m.
EpNorth league meets at 80 p. IN.
FIRST Unitarian. Seventh avenue.
near PIKE street -heY. " D. sim.
onaA. pastor. Services at II .. m.
and .. IN. Morning sermon.
crossing Sea aud Desert 10 the
Promised Land. Evening isstnfe.
Russia, Poland. Iapan--A Losnan.
IN International Ethics sunday
school and adult class at 10 a. m
81 Clements. TNenty-fourth and
hast Pr street-ReS~ George Bnz-
kelle, rector. Holy eommunien5 Ai
A. N Sunday school At tela O.
Morning prayg and sermon At q
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Matt Ryan Is certainly a clever III
tle captain and his team plays good
ball. bat with ali their ahill they
could not defeat their opponents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

cAi.Ais France. April s.
Jacques FHars'a balloon. which left
Foikstoue. England. a. ~ .. m.
yesterday. made a Successful paaa-
age uf the channel. landing near
Calais 81 , O'Clock this morning
The balloon encountered a severe
storm. but was not injured. and ita
three occupants were In good health
and spirits when they laaded
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a beautiful showing OF new spring
styles. Call and let us show you.
y. n. Brooks q Co. 1881 % Ave. -
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Old Men, Middle . lsel
Men, Young Men
ARE YOU WEAK. WORN or
DISCOURAGED AND ua.
STRuHG7

" So, Ny Newly Discovered PA.
pine Remedy Viii Quickly Rssss.
YOU TO Nieor and strsaesh. III
Positive cvrs for Wsskn<s.~
sne Diseases Peculiar to Men.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April s.
Timely hits won the game hore for
Portland FRIDAY by a score OF 3 TO 2
Portiand's fielding was bad. how
ever. but punched bits IN the fourth
and eighth. did the trick.
The score:
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Roman Catholic Meetings.

ST. Mary'a Parish-Rev. W. j.
Metz. Early mass and sermon
tchildrens mass nt 3: 80 a. M. Sun
day school at $50 a m. and 2.a0
p. m. High mass and sermon NJ
1880 A. m. Instruction and benedie-
ton NJ $50 D. m.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avense.
Masses at 6: 90 a na.. 7:39 a. m. s. 30
a. m. aRa 1880 A. m. cvenlng sow
Zee at 80 a. m.
Sacred Heart ChaTeh H. De-
A. Hid. At 6 90 a m. and 500
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Matt Ryan'a Stars we're again de-
featcd Yesterday by the gsatta caa-
leso Juniors by a seaFe Of Il 10 G.
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THAS 4 H0l ONE

SAN FRANCISCO. April s@oak
land w0u out Ia the game With the
siwashes az this place Friday by 3
score 81 , % O Williams. Who
pitched for Seattle. and sehmIdt. for
Oakland. pitched tine Eames. the
former allowing but two hits and
the latter three. The saufe
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Briefs

BALTIMORE. April AT the
conclusion Of the scheduled 10
rounds. Charley white. Of New
York. Friday night. gave the deei-
sion 10 philadelphia Jack" O'Drien
over Young Peter Jackson. The
agreement to break clean when or
dered was not lived mp 70 b. either
man. Both began 30 cautiously az
10 cause cries Of "Fake." bat after
the first round the fight was hot.
with nearly every round In
d Brien'a favor. The rhiladelphlan
scored first blood In the sixth
round and had Jackson groEgy in
the ninth, but was unable To land a
knockout blow.
SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-Au-
Mas captured the handicap In
game fashion. defeating the favor
ito, Honiton, which had to be con-
tent with the place. Friday. Busy
Bee. the faYorits In the first race.
lived up 10 her reputation and won
easily. She was the only favorife
10 win and the bookmakera kept
most OF the money. Weather fine.
Track fast
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ILLUSTRATED BILLIARDS.
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Los ANGELES. April a pitch
RS battle between Baum and FnE-
orald was the feature uf Friday :
ame here. which ended IN a ' tory
3r the Angels by a score Of % l.
ank Of hitting made the game DRAG
3meWhaL Fitzgerald forced in the
winning run b. walking ioaF men In
the last inning. The score.
r. II. r.
Los Angeles .......s..s : l
AAatttiA ssss sssassssaa s.-e
BafterisE-Baum and Eager. Fitz-
gerald aud Gfaham
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who reads these lines a free trsafnss
sealed. With fad difectiezss Aox c -
II costs Nnu nntAinE % Ksf -
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not ask or take pay for IL nox 4
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Total
STATE or ILLINOIS, !,

STATE or ILLINOIS
County of Alexander. o.
T. !. :. Alsthnrpe, president of Enterprise
Savings bank. do soleDaiy swear that The above
statement Is trre, 10 the best OF my knuntl-
edge and beici.
" a.AfsrHoRrE, President
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me ans tth
d',y Of June, 1906. lsMaA = RiLgY,
ibhAL.l Notary Public
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THE BULLETINS
SUNDAY SERMON
Continued from second pagol

unon ne ror TIER happiness. am NOT
the only child as my parents are old
fashioned folks SO they Had an old
fashioned family. Their family was
q big one. / have four brothers and
three sisters. and, With the exception
OF one brother we are all alive today
ind have families Of our own Two
Of my brothers arc gospel ministers.
| AIN The only black sheep In the fam
lily. Thus YOU need not worry about
the old folks. Five children out Of
six who are Christmas is not such a
bad record All. my brother, when
YOU speak like that oven though YOU
arc married, know you have not yet
fathomcd TIM depth Of Your mothers
ana fathers love. The true Christian
parents happiness IS dependent not
upon the Christian lives Of few, but
Of all their children No matter how
many children 4 Christian mother has,
SHE II never happy unless all nre IN the
gospel fold she will never be happy
il one fingers outside. You remember
tho old story OF how Il rich man want
Cd to adont one Of the children of a
large family belonging to q German
peasant The rich man said to the fa-
Their, II will take any child you Sc
lcct" That night willie all the chill
drcn were asleep the father and the
mother went from bed to bed to make
their choice mot this one said they;
"not that one" mot the othcr one"
SO they went through AL the rooms.
Though they had many children. they
could not let one of them 90. SO, my
friends, though you may have brothers
who are Christians and sisters who are
Christians, that Is not enough for that
old gray haired father and mother.
They want all their children to be
Christians VIII you not leave the
crooked path Of sin today to make
thcm happy? Your sins, Your unpar-
doucd sins, are pressing heavily upon
their hcnrts.
"Oh,~ says some one, "wonld that |
could 40 "a you ask, would do any.
thing on earth II could only lift the
burden 81 my sins which compelled
my dear old father ana mother 10 car
~. but IL II too latn--it Is, alas, too
latc, They are now forever past CAR
ryng the burden Of my sins. Ny ia.
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WICKLIFFE, Ky.
Jene 10. 1905.
%4+*+ :

jene 10, 1905.
Little Six year old Lawrence Nor
san is reported quite III with congea
ton. Lawrence IS q son of or towns
man, Fl D. Morgan.
stock Dealer VIII Ross was run
ycr BY COW Tuesday afternoon
iptaining one Il his wrists and 9th
2rwisa bruising him.
Little Joe Mansfield while bare
ootad Wednesday afternoon, ran
through some hog ashes ana embcra
fhat had heen thrown out in the gar
don, pretty badly burning both his
feet, hat ne Is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs T, G. Blankenship are
m Cairo attending tho bedside 6f their
tlausht7r Mr. J G. Blaine, who is
III at St. Mary's iniirmary
Mrs. jacob corbetG and Mrs. 0sie
shelton returned last night from
Cynthiana, Ky where they had been
attending tfe State Federation Of tho
Womans clab.
Miss Virgio Howard Of BnrtlWell, /.
visiting MISS Gertlie Powell "a see
IND street
Miss Ialma l1dwarAs returned lasl
evening frQm Owcnabor3 XVI WHERE
sha ha been since the lt8l q tls
car attcSlin@ aeb9ol
| Mra w NJ. Powell Is reported ii
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BI2DS POINT, MO.
49, +~+% .


June 10, 1905.
Aira. Maggie Holloway of Louisville.
Ky. is visiting her brother, J. A.
Allen
Miss Robecoa Allen returned from
biodseu 80. Wednesday evening.
i3d Balm of Marble Hill, a fornar
Birds Pointer. was a visitor here this
weak.
Miss Edyth sayre. who has been
visiting her sister at Harrington,
Mo. returned wednesday night.
Airs. W. r. sublette ANA little
daughter Of Waco, Texas, visited
friends q few hours Wednesday. Mrs
sublette was formerly n resident Of
Birds Point.
Airs W L. perce Of Cairo, H.,
who has bcea visiting here returned
Thur daj
Mrs. NJ. A. Stewart visited friends
in Cairo fow days returning We'd
nea1ag'
Mrs, pher Kenyon is visiting
relatives IN Omaha Neb.
0Hr popular Cotton Belt freight
conductor w S. MuiTstetter, now
reads The Bulletin
6 T wilson Of limo. Mo, was ii
and ont Thursday
l.. W. Cundih took few days OF
this week. lie was slightly injure,
while on his run recently.
Grace, little daughter Of Mr. an,
Mrs. Thomas Myers, who was serious
~ I'LL ~ somewhat better. Drs
Greer aad Ragls oi Wyatt. Mo. ar,
attending hes;
L W. Williams Of Graysboro, Mo
visited mis- pafants thij week. L. w
il now firing OUT Of Graysboro
Aig D. II Deaton is visiting he
mothe. Mrs James G Forgsy, nea
Meal Bound, Mo.
Misses Mabel Adair, Lottie Bug
and Postmaster schlayee OF Meta
Sound, Mo-, visited fr ends her
Thursday night
Among The Cairo visitors recent
we noticed. Mrs. u. Il. smith. III
wilkins Misses Ruth Spencer n,
becca Allen, Wood Wayne ana Edit
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grass when I WIS playing -hOund and /
hares and el'ahins up Eouder walls
more Ike q trcpe-e performer than a
hare scurrving for her burrow.
visiting the OLD Home.
Yes, here is thc parlor There I saw
my nrst christmas Tree, There they
laid me rs 4 little baby In a basket as
a Christmas present for my father.
There In thar same room. I first saw
the dead face of q relative Ny broth
ers casket lay there. Mothers body
was covered with flowers there. And
there we met 10 laugh as we'll as TO
weep.
Up and through the house we went.
Each room had for US history. In
each place we could see the living and
the dead side by side. Now 1t was n
sister in her bridal robes. now a death
bed scene. now-bnt stop; | cannot 90
further. Yoa would not have ne if
you could The history Of my old home
was merely the history of yoars. only
under other names. With us ii was
Jessie, De Witt, May Edith, Frank.
Daisy. Maude. With You it was Ger
trude, Sarah. Carrie, William, john.
Waiter. Names different; scenes all
the same.
That afternoon l went away from
the old homestead with a SAD heart.
"All that scene OF love gone forever"
] kept saying. "All gone, an gone!" is
| It all gone f0rcyer: Bat That night as
l sped on west toward my own home
whore my Wife and children were wait
ing to greet me, l was looking out Of
/ the train winaow had my cheek
resting upon my hand know not
whether i was asleep or awake But,
/ whether asleep or awake suddenly a
strange vision came 20 me- I seemed
to see the dear faces OF my loved ones
who are gone, Among the twinklipg
stars Of the night ! saw their bright
eyes aud heard them speaking TO me.
They seemed to say: The past IS not
dead We are going to have our re.
unions again. We are hero waiting,
We are waiting for YOU VIII you live
for Christ as we lived that we may
have these reuniensy'
!. Are our parents II heaven concerned
about us? They SO loved us here, tbey
! were so anxious about our best inter
csts, that cannot believe they hav,
forgotten lis now. What news coult
SO gladden. their hearts, could the an
gellc messengers that pass from cart
TO heaven bring to them than the new
Of your repentance2 Shall we let then
wait and keep waiting for our answer
Father mother, we are coming Yes
in 4 little while. after we have don
our work for Christ, we shall CONT
Oh. sinful child, thou art not an o.
: phanl You have heavenly Fathe
!, waiting. You have d redeemed earthl
7 father and mother waiting Wilt tho
not lift from them the burden OF the
anxiety? Wilt thou not enhance the
heavenly joys by the assurance tht
; thou art coming to complete the fan
ily circle around the throne?
e copyright, 1901, by Louis Klopsch.l
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N1WS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS :


sayres; Mcssrs. W. A. Bennett, C. e.
Nelson
J. P. Lawrence, A. L. Johnson and
Mrs. James Sullivan visited Charles
ton yesterday.
Mrs, J. H. Deaton visited Charles
ton Mo. today.
Miss Wood Wayne departed for St
Louis this morning. Her mother &C
companiel her to Charleston. No
G. L. Whalen is new subscriber
TO Tho Bulletin
The NJ. W. Of A. pavilion is pro.
sreasing rapidly and the pavilion viii
be IN readiness for the dance and sup
Der Friday night. June 10th. Every
body who enjoys dancing and a good
supper ought te attend.
Miss Mabel Adair departed for
Mound CITY today 10 visit relatives
and friends,
Messrs. }. f. Martin, Joe L. Jeeko
Csc. VanLear and Charles e. Kirkpat
rick oi Charleston, GIo, are Fl the
club house On Brewers lake enjoying
themselves. The parry yestefda!
morning landed sew MY odd cropple
Fishing in Brewers lake is IN
usually good for this time Of thi
year Several Of our local tishermel
have made goed catches recently.
Elsewhere in the paper viii b
found a synopsis Of the new gam
laws. AS this is our first salario
lgame warden out of state hunter
thad better comply with the law Tn
new law is effective on and ate
Juno 18th.
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g : : 7 s@a s.Is1.ssI,4 Aasas 8 ) ) J
cHANcERY NOTICE.
STATE or ILLIwoIs, /

6INIE UF iIIINUI :, -
Alexander county. -
~ tbs Alexander comfy circuit court. JuIy
t@riu. A u, 1865. LIN chancery sitting
ktii IN ehanceFy for partition assignment Of
dcwer ana ether relief
Paitlak ~. Mekayen, Nellie j. Bunch ana
S."nHtia lihsHa, compliments; W. j. Sect
acSaYea, irene Mitchell, Jane ~insehanfrt,.
pliGrm heRa&ta, GOWN Mefayen, HIA Mo~
kahen, kfnianiu McRaEen Mack AIcRaven,
,,Mfls a'esnven, Mary MGR Gotner aad tine
Illinois Genital Raiboad company. defendnufs
rs ABOVE Iameu Defendants are hereby noti-
Aed thah said conplainanis have this day Gled
s'tld court eeTtein bill iU chAnrcty t0r par
Rit0h assignment 10 Dover aud other ralief
tsgatest thota and that suGmoms has
issued thereon y tuyiHhle on the first day OF the
MeNt term " said court, 10 be holden at the
fjnly next.
Caro-, lltiuos, May 18th, a D., 1905,
LhE D.. DAVIS, CLERK.
DaFid y. Lans3en, cbnlpla nant's soli itor,
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aroWth, but also az present strength.
Taag reflect the present 4ncepssfaf
and prof table conduct of business
foe clientele of more than eight.
lifndtad active customers. many of
whom are numb red among tho lar.
gost and most successful alls arliscra
ai The country
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One Of the happiest times Of my
life was when | Ind my teeth extract
eG aad, Ii i had my time to live over
again. would rather have them all
ort ut the beginning Bishop Of New
ca4tla
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The little village Of Ilanymynech,
on The borders of wales, boasts an inn
which is partly in England, and partly
III Wales Thus one-half ST the build
inc Is subject 70 the Welsh Sunday
Clastng act while the other half IS
aacnable to English law.
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uno user 70 erase ms OF jne para
grass when I WIS playing 'honnd and
hares and el'-hins up Fonder walls
more Ike q trcpeze performer than a
hare scnrrving for her lurroW.
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DIR. WIN. WOOD & SONS,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

asl,ed III M p,inlsta, n M ygoe vor,.ioa
aI,out anr+hfng ,rbon ,nv fofhar IAN.
"a 1T mo as tho father 81 pohcrt Rnrns
lo3ked at his son ~ 4 similar oeraqion
ana he answered .Notbing I m, war.
N 'AB hpoui noti4'sis eAeept Aa3 poy
h'ooett' hus iatllef - qeaa now ! Gun
l''N = pilHB liai baeh 20 tell Nm now
h@he ispohl9d "a ltiE i't'at 9AlS.
Rearing Burdens IN Heaven.
Iopr father and mother beyond the
burdon of yo4 sins? lriena. ! do not
know ahout that Even in heaven l
think they ere still longing and hoping
fof oHr salvation | for one cannot i'm
acrstand how there can be JOY ia hcav-
an oyer one sinner That renonteth and
net amy thoughts about AS WHO are
Ftl.l uhrcpentant One Of the @rentest
oI NaH York pastofa once tolt ne that
Y'en anything Went wrong in his life
b. Used . feel the warm, loving arms
| IF bis redeemed daughter about. his
ns 3 ana he could hear hcr dear lips
Eilk y him words Of counsel which
would bring him TO his Better self. do
nct believe 1t beyond the range Of pos
slb!itos for our Gear ones to be anx-
Ions about our uncopentant souls. Even
now ] would not be surprised II they
we're sending forth ~ angelic messen-
EeE to find out what our decision 10 to
be. Heaven, beautiful heaven! Have
( HAtfHBE1nfi
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AS female regulator, blood puri-
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Malarial Rheumatism always bene.
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When your brain refuses to work
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CHARGE FROM SHOTGUN
PUTS END TO JA|LbREAK

turned toward the prisoner. thus
allowing sufficient distance between
bars for the use of an instrument.
The quality of the iron Ia such that
once partly sawed through little
working and twisting will break
the unsawed portion. Pieces Of
cloth may easily muf1le any sound
of saving in such place. 1t was
when Bradley came out into the
open and began operations at the
outer window that the noise at
tracted attention.
Bradley is said to have received
some scratches about the face.
They are not considered serious,
but he is lucky, for the man behind
the gun is one who is known to
make few misses when he takes
aim. Bradley has been removed
from the "bull-pen"' and is being
watched closely. At present no
statement is made by Sheriff Doak
whether others were implicated in
Bradley's plan.
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muDCETT MAKES REPLY To
TAX ARTICLE in THE PRESS
3. No such society exists.


The complaint in the Skdmore
nss society and Spokane has superior
Here the facts: H. N Belt
gton Water Power about the
H. N Belt died, and Martha j. Belt
plaintiff That Judgment assessed March,
Judgment was affirmed by the court
Martha Belt received the
ona BANK entered an action compel the
amount OF received by
asse OF the estate OF H. Belt This she refused claiming
Judgment was actually the property of herself
which contention sustained the
Upon advice of Judge Miles Poindexter
g attorney the power to levy and being in
the proportion to the three
notice and after they had appeared by their
Ih became lien all of the real
the persons assessed the
was duly shown of record the 1901
Acting further in accord
with the advice of Mr. Pondexter
block 49, Heath Fifth addition pur
of helping party society but
ing the taxes legally
he delinquent indexes
the reasures personal 1901 from and
all times after the 31st day March,
March 1904 transferred
OF the lien when he purchased the
When of treasurer |
chased j. L. Edgerton of Cheney
interest had either directly Security
Security Savings society filed an
day December following
issue all of the certificates
the matter
rendered
and issued the Security
delinquency one upon the above lot which
no other would
follow Spokane dollars where
otherwise the taxes might be uncolectabe
Recently individuals
this class of investment and when disappointed mgned
the Security Savings society the
certificates and property sold for
per cent discount
reduced from TO per cent Your article would tend
society is detrment to the taxpayers county
untrue GEO. MUDGETT"
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INDIANS HOLD
CONVENTION

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Oct. 8.
The first national convention of
representatives of the various In
dian tribes of the United States
convened here today. All the tribes
of Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Wy
oming. Montana and Utah and
many tribes of the middle eastern
and southern states are represented
in the convention. Captain Aneas
of the Yakima tribe is presiding
and Lancaster Spencer of the same
tribe is acting as secretary. The
object OF the convention Is to or
ganize national association for
discussing questions of vital inter
est to the Indians. After the con.
vention the delegates will be enter.
tanned with a big "potlatch" and
other special features.
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Convent Station, N. ]. The compe'
tition is open to all women amateur
golfers, belonging to clubs which
are members of the United States
Golf association to such foreign
players as have been invited by the
executive committee of the associa-
ton.
The contestants, of whom there
is quite a number, will first play 10
holes, medal play. The best 80
scores will then be taken and the
contestants who made these scores
will then compete In the 1S-hole
match play. The winner will be
awarded the Robert Cox cup and
will also receive a gold medal, the
runner up a silver medal and the
other semi-finalists will receive
bronze medals. The winner will be
the champion woman amateur of
the year, the title now held by
Miss Georgiana Hopp of the Brook
Ign Golf club, Bridgeport, Conn.