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North Park union., 1905-01-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Y. S. Land Office at Denver, Colo.
November 26. 1904.


November rs. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final Communication proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made he.
lore William o. M"sman. /. U. $. Commissioner
Mt his Office n; Walden. Colorado, on January
'ih, 1895. viz: Erwin W. Swink, H. +. No.
2i;H5 for thc Sc !, NE |, II. Sc I, Sec. 20 and
SW :, NV i. Sec. y Tp. 10 y. X. 70 W. 9Th r. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
sai,! land, viz:
Norman II. Mcdonald and James hllari OF
Co"arcy, Lurimcr County, Colorado. and Snm-
uol s. Brownlec and Collin L. Davis. of Walden,
Larimcr County, Colorado.
c. d. FORD. Register.
First Publication Dccsmbcr .. 1904.
Last Publication January @, l9pj.
North Park union., 1905-01-13

The NORM PARX UNION il entered mt tho
Postoilico in Walden. Lariinrr County, Colo
RADIO every Friday second class matter.
North Park union., 1905-01-13

First Class Jack.
A first class Kentucky bred Jack
will spend the season on the Post
ranch. Terms $40 when colt is
proven to suck. Posr g. WEes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
CHARITY CONFERENCE
WORK OF PORTLAND MEETING
cusseo--Care OF the Conva-
leseent Insane.

/ Portland. Ore. July ia; the gen
eYsl scss!ou yesterday OF the Confer
eacc on Charities and Corrections.
''dcfevtises- and eehildren" we've the
principal topics discussed. As on
yests rStsy. each paper or report was
discussed from every standpoint, the
delegates taking 30 active an interest
Ss 70 make the discussions general "a
character, rather than confined 10 the
few set speeches o< the day.
The topic detectives was intro
agcsa by nT. Ii A. Tomlinson ot ST.
Peter. Minnesota chairman oi The
committee ca sefeetiN lie discussed
al length the Importance OF invest gst-
ins The physical condition Of aesec'
lives as basis fer their rational sare
and treatment pf. TonunsoR sS44. IA
part
Provision should he made for the
thorough Investigation ~ physical coH-
eltsoEs associated With mental detects
and the pe,sskasse sSpeSt % the waTk
should le supplementary rather than
dominant a. IL Is noN.
That these same methods should
aypis "a the vs1Fk in oar hospitals soF
the insane ought 20 be ohytoas.
"Mnca has tseea said iH the dtr@ctioa
90 tH-hfA AffasE #AAfsA4 anu hNtAsfaF FstA
rognA8ags sor fhe ehrcntc. quiet aAA
well behaved Ts8Geat but practical "
nothing Is sasa aasasi- CT Thought q the
qrs1pcr provssson sar tne disturbed pa
veut. either srase 81 carouic. The dtssi-
salsiex that have asssea Sad silli per
sass. are dae 10 sac reteuiloa % the
sss irm rresns s1a tAr eEort % make
ts srpacah.e - tae performance *
hospital WoFk
Dr NeVes s=sske ou thc assistance
~ destitute. caavatescoat Aaa reeov~
e~rd Patterns discharged from hospitals
so- irsaze. sSx8aE fH ps7s
The oatects Ph4ch suitahac aSs.ss-
$500 a1G aFter csTv p.ou.G ss>caFs
~-oaid ee fri Tie permanent reSsc1s-
ffaa - usEs ossHs thzi relapse. ans
ssif-sslnross fnsfss8 os Tsb.io saF5sssst
for wears o. = aaesia2e.
sSea@nG-Tase return 70 usesai A.
Evtgy * sssay sho roman TeTazs-
neufIy On The Ass ium ~N0 ccHl4 eAre
Tor themse,ves = they co9l4 81 s
sssrs
~. water f4uklev. q los Aarslus
CSsifs-ulS Hress aezt ct the Wf.ztzsF
STATE ScAes * CAItorriA foi cssss
sssh 8 payer aa The ENls q lzs1a-
Eatiogs Cal Ahsss5 HS sxiE.
TIE tsesi tie sE&se cAa a. - Ae4H
to sA.lHfea Is - sasrrr tNr Aaaea s@a
ths haT1e s7Gast There shoalt sse az-
sHa4sea sssistknr1 F7cvide4 Tor Eual-
crzs Acsas 81 zEsh Ch3ierr1. rs cash
SlCvAnos K seessssry 81 tAst theg
srg'd kne7 kNe.= ea.Gucl a. s.sssss
~AHs ssrAl aaE Nslnless~
Cr IauErv showed hop czt.sasaI =
ard Ns~ Nsz5G ssere a. Aehi11 z.aEs
otAe- STATES 81 she.r cfors te n,Sea
xNal5rssz Is Assafs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
.lpssla. oslsrsss. cur.

Tscrvcr .5use e6-Sstozesx sat
CsiairAn fn the NclEHuaz czar the
sE>~ ~ shf Arkansas rircr zas =
Trog-css Ts-ean sais stssc ar1 kaz.
sss cla m ffHt he whole saeslada Ia
l,cca v.sguszls Fegslee a. a ~eEisssz
hsrle6 cssH Is sAs Clitcz SzEsrs
Sar-szns caaat
rN8s 10 a ssss esfT5es ~ sFHsa9 sssH
sgaA hHa 3nsaes'ss points slmsr IA
sf0se -hses ~ ESss Kansas tisiislsis9ss
N1rsr tGB TIE accisior Whs rEn
Eo-cd - rHselee PeckhEm. ara thaf
ps.-siar 81 & - - fusza. rs Cal1-aasis
asnsar-iur nnaEs
The r.elfs e = -1nz-fn agrar =
srS ~ tre use g shf water hss ne
r. tis 8zut arr H1s thr same r. ths
arid ard rnalIFf. lEznus slhtcs ut t1e
West thrs shes ene ca fhe s1zars a.
IRE EEsL Thesf gelss have tsEsHz
Hfsered a. uasly 81 elzf western ssHtfs
- shalr cauat llss xnE laws ssf-
eEuss a. ths suzkHv g5fO-C1i cHaetu-
fsErrss u xhs5h sAa= lnfalflatss Are
PLACED f~au za=ssa IhE5 Cxiss q 1ae
rssETcs n the Easl and such alssrs
sLnus hE~h heaE maze fu- he sHr4
rarnssr a. shareae caI cri hutirE - TIE
srcwsh HuG PROSPER es o gheSe f5szfs.
arising ron mFlng EnE The ca 1Ha+
l. means at t--sEseioz
This rng-z mus -ar1rrtzf zflF sf
Er~rncs a. lflmszf Eud 500 x1.iEt rssre
Hn-S uercSsnE- sfesf tlfcrurt tEx-s y
4lif s5ssns - SsustsG-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
C.A.R.COmMANDER DIES
WORK OF ors. aLAckMAe ENDED
eueeuwbe &c Fatal Disease at Boise.
idaho, While Engaged in VAT.
inc G. A. n. Departments.

Boise, Iaahe, ialy if..-~Gsu W w.
nlsckmar, commander IL chief of the
~ A r. died 81 u'clack Yesterday af-
,ernssen 81 iufsrsil.isi nephritis. His
~fsn vas ~tth htm during his Illness.
The body viii be embalnlVd and taken
10 the home u the family 10 eoston
The general arrived here on the ieth
on a tour. anftHe which be Intended 10
visit Grand Army pests throughout the
Northwest he ses Ni when he ar
rived and gradually failed. The ser
seasne@s os ats coalition vas eppt
from the rahlic AZ tho request Of bis
wife
General HIaeknaF Vas born ialy 2a.
issi. at nFtstot peBusl lvsnia. ie en-
aistsd In the Fifteenth Honnst ~ an a
cavalry ana subsequently, foinea the
First West Virginia Ae served with
eksEiucgisa throughout the var and At
NV pofks Was promoted on the field
bf General Custer tn the rank ~ car
HaGn Throughout three aamluistra-
stous th.ase - Governors lOnR. Ts}b.st
sua Rice, he vas iudge advocate eta-
ersi 80 Massachusetts Al the last ia
ffonAl encampnsent ol tho C. 4 4. be
vse elected commander 3n-chisf
Roston. faly fs-EXcept 70 twe oe
three osiessis q thr Grand ARMY tha
news a. Tia aeayA - chief Blaekraar
was received with ercat surprise tH this
city 1te hsnse x General lslaekTaAs
~As iu this eity and since h}s eiesattaa
~ jhc poalgtaa 81 chief coumanaer the
headQuarters - tae aggznlaagtoa have
teen here
General tl3aes mar Is snecreaea -
loau r. klas - Washington. ssaisv
tise ctzfnrsanslsF.
TIVE weeks ses the cnr'ussusefstz-
sAIsf rn5ke asun ans waS avterea -
bis bed 4a Ass sszrasey bosue Al HAS
barn Sy hix nAssleiAus AZ DE ttrse si-
n3isr0sitt,n. sssevcv. vac rsssrsaca
~ slscht
Ou gafy So e2eusral Flsctuar's coa-
Slfioa arparouElS furncNea ant f 49,
te,ftcs to permit him 70 ccatlaae -
visits to ~seseza departments ssssa
Ssa NsElH ears u TIC wear
A~xiE5Aat AGt ten D. a SstifrfS
.s'szr. asarasf ~ ktnsAet Pasg No a1&. u
tatx Sitv. af aA#cA General 8iastsaaf
~rss raeahFf- ~sH teAve rasf0a -
tsy for lNe Nass 1Fe ~-G xssjzt Mr..
fisckna- 10 HEzaHFiue io- thc fluersl.
NhlcA is'afaely 49, D. hcsa iE tAis s4ls.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
chlnsss snrarr, lssln,..

EeRih Susy zs-Au udtcs wss issHss
e-aSta~dEy o~AH-luE THE Gisgss s5h
sf-nsE ~ four missions "a stuEs fa->
aigt pniisicss nnafhoiS T-hs missions
wiz hs heAteil respectively rs Prince
'7SsIrrhe vha = a. rUrsl biee Ia
Tuils r,his secan1 uiLisrar a. fnKucEz
SNu She cfHne shie. assistant u
Yuan ShE Ss4 Ticaros a Clil prev
Inet and rauEn raIE gcrarnur a The
Nusnsr rruyfnee
The eGict, eshseN Is wHgnesy va-eeG
o-ce-x she eTvnqs II VISIT NJ countries
H. slsF Essr and West Hn1 STUDY 1ar.
|riEt uie.hnds gene-xi.v None a she
niar named sress EEs foreign lar
rHags TIE fazfr mEssiuns VII dGpz-z
Separately ou dAzes re,s unaectree
The ieex 4 generally regarded rs 3
sfar IN ths ~tshI direction @ho1ssh Z
HaRy rs-c~N futile
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
THE sE-U- -asT s-Es
eons Exae-ierz-t - ss -s~1-nzn
or Sars czN.

~-AT
When a c1u7slEsz Is curn-E ~
~xv." said -.is experienced sAieswa-zs-
an give me u. customer xna Is 81
i1zs sand-uEg ssolE Instead q u1s who
is ariuE.1s srs- VIII sE-cAs1.. 1or
car xlwErs sec 3 xa-S hasE sa-sehes
S-ltf -ts cross .sanEn Su1 The sl-
cas-fc sfsTsser has cHthared " hH-
bundles and gore hsi5-s yuu und4--
s-nre rnrs -azzrr ss1 q. zz.Is she las
sE-gv-r q. ~un IN xfzf Department tn
rnile-ur . vast sulss. lbs n-hs- oEv
WIS fa5r s-kiSl1lr 1n- 4 customer e
cnkr4ge. When J 1aoE 4 u hs- ssIs
sxi1c
oh. -nr might rs vel Kp hack
and gUs us 4 sszs lK-ca- Nr iszzte
hos Is sure Y EEvt E-uxl while
have been WAITING fu- tits rhzurs-
- had II Tsg even with suueSney
fa- tkx1 nnA A. cssEues came ns-
day tr the -ifSssur department We
ve-x sn-EinS -if a. Jn. io-x M g hz-~
gain
only <h-es czu1s . yE-r- zsiee
one woman
Tes. msHn J -sriieG-
>Sbnr WEI. sszIssoss 90 she Hzszef..
suxpsciousty.
No. maxns. .EfG- ,1lc ym wxus
aheu xhus s-wuI
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
Ss. >soss WORLDS s1k
-s csornrua-zsr Discovery q siuasar
sl.rr ~ 7s1s.


NHw Tnl.k. znss 1S.--lif snUrsh anna
-a-sarF q. zase Esseuec-r a. sffa d
son river II Earnar.E auds1r - 81 ne
cflrh-aFes lls aiae opening 81 Nes r
'C,ilT a. ne s-Fazfes1 l1gH-uG-iuua K
poSIiinn he world has eve- see1.
a cninmit7e2 enflsiS-irg q nrsuIisa-s
uf .hf Eg,lf re Szafe Sccsfgy, Son AZ
Ire Smericsn aevnlnsinf.. srne5 las1n
Sconic ana Historic Preservation So
ciaSr EuHsnE Gsfs-(stsita aIar.tsl A<sa-ts
zfnI the Nss Afrk SocifSy az &hf -
dpr az zhs Founders and psrriuss as
&marirk, EsaIiEua Scciecy. - Nichr,-
las Scciees. >Sazisnsi Ar Ciuh nns An
ssicirsl Arts Secie<r =essa-dEs corr-
nunicHfed with Esove-no- higgins ns
View Nark. ss wei Is with &Huu- Nr-
CloIinn. requesting ench og shest or
cisals fr name 8 efamu4iffes os ffzs o-
rnnrs representative citizens u rnr-
sidef ehe piHn-
among the stcnn-u-es rc fhe -
quests E-s @hass a such weIi-izuuxrn
men as Rnhs-s B Roosevelt uncle q,
F'-esiseni Roosevelt and General Sssw.
81 7. NfocdfaT1 FORMER minissa- %
Srssin.
Il the present plans ~ tfss u-elin1s-
nary cnn1usissre are carried nsfs Ssr>
tansher. 1905 viii ses 4hs opening q:
this v%-id's FAIR
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
NJ sresN tNeoslrleN.
s5s--es ~ csisssSs cstsls a~s s-e~se
S-es.trt Asses attsr


0rss.trt Asses stto1.
NrrVre #0~ ia movement sHss
eri "a taas vae-ere&f wfttA Is sx
s-eeea 81 ~eeaa a - sErasl r&fhazs
Sra ~ sess EHaa r erE0sG taam
srs-is ~ tls Me- fsf Ire ratPose -
hasa "a Hr sesEE espss .tiaa e
.ffdt p Ae sArzn .r carf 7sst5zs.sn
Ett esr1a Aaes aHa sarca snG feeaeF
esff't sza e-=ss=Hk ssask ~ a. t4#As
I frer uE - rraHirCrt ana Frrre
sef raivg ssa5kHeH ~hs he1f A. TEr
sHesk sAras sesaeeaAs uiasr.be g re
s.rsarse ~ a sAgt issuee tv ne Colo
race csftls ard sta-et GruwFsx ksse-
eialcn q SAs unss lFrcuslv decaecs
- hhiE a elk szsaR shcs hHro Hext
NrTsr. probably ir lEEutsz 81 the
1mr az fHs HssnsHl ana sssse ss=a
ser rrs ~ sfss kHsaa uesl
$e1Hrc- = kHu1rs ll-csiEer1 -
0te C'a5a-afe s'HeEas Hra Ea=sf g4nf 81
srz Asve was rsee Chairman
al tlsF mue rs Ate FFge r HshHssn
rhs SHaHs Ammats Nxz
FlIa rrE ahH ~ ft w7HE
lis roris.f ora zlre tsei thsl calazs5a
snE ftr Was= r5at uasa ltF tsgst
r.arrs tte psa= Arrs-s 1li ghsf uHse
FsleFrt,t laee me rrl,l tfrFr F-rarf=fs
sf Hrsh H= asE -.k Far -l1Ha
q 1aas hrsf ea=e aas ifaf raeH szas
ueefesa reeH -rwrft far "a eenffr
sHl tr H ~phN frm pre-
sreee s#sk Haazf hsHt begr GEfsea3-
uHf fE tf -NH-s ARD nzhgs
saTns srs vE esr5eu results
r1r-r 40 azsaEA sHaseez lf seee-
iHk rfa fHHs= Hrs-1 ,f=e=Hs zlE
mh lll HI hs1 zhf stn. tmrf and
sAf rui1f reeE HH=stnE The saassss=
Ersr vErs Hf aHFsaT -tr -H fr eargn4rs
u@tss ARC raes Fnet ns ana 1he
Eublit wAr1s 5s know wbsl cars-izllsts
Elre hesf unHss 4 fvt stNk sandss.
ttaF e-raIf ire7fg f7-C--duF EuG a.
would iHH-r Szsfszhink
f'-eEtsssE.t As=sss5sssA ~ ~ Ar
eHlsues. t-nIisEH EXPRESSED Hnn-aeaz a.
the H-ote-s Ana H-1u ,sel thsa H.
-snInrt fasa-a NHa4AE Es2isl a. Essa-E
%-.- ros..lf.iH
f'rs'ess0- tsz-sfit. fHHr a. Hs~seHi-
su-r 81 .hf ee5agV nfsc oppressed 81.
frrH rssE sssEHe sha lH Had#is4H
~ sat rfnck sra Feeders ahc-s sHnUiE
D. srFaEeeHsat made tr erb5hil
1-rcalns ssa5h
flrntras kaHss-ez RAiiar ire - =,s
Ssnrk NN-as lsHfsIff f.r Ts-esiauHs faat,
lHaTh = HsE EfAHH| aaHsE1
rist.F- faaueraz snusrg- Ftrestehe- e.
lhe Wesrern Fsssesiug coslrntt abb
e.her sfosk eHras renrt cs1rrsSse5
shs s'~eafes st shzsiAsu cvrr IRA Hsc
fes& r. & i3rnlsb fna.r sl-ri Ar analH
Woich and nsAar urnuinurt stuckusnr
spoke n fsvar a. ar u-nHusfssat and
D. uunuirnnsrs ~ufe e was eRciees
~ hnia shs shax rasf vfrfu~
committee vEs EurulutcE n r-e-
rs-s o aeEaitea piun ti- s,shmi1 a ar
othrr rseesins - tss hals e. sss sfbeE
Yards ar rezs SasnrdET mn-uluE Insv
zaa ~ lt e'einsE The genera ran,-
mitsre Aunofnsna consists ns the Fus-
luwiuE
3 NJ Gu1mnux ; r Adams Efsr-y
fiehha-a s5n--s fses-is E 3. G-ut.t
: = Inhn~ns ] y Al0fsrs. a :
SsSmpion : 4 Mckes
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
ss.erissrr-s OF War.

ns-rwrs. ga,v zs-Du-ins shenatiunai
rpcamnmert a the Grand Asrrs ~ he
Republic n <tssf.~ss- IT. Serfamhc-. zfss
NationHl AsSarfastor al I'uiar tx
Prisoners ~ VA VIII hnlc rs khircs-
third nrrusi Encampneni hero Al
Iintor er-rrfSuns-s residing IN Csoie-
Snnr nnG NsanslnR are ssxperfeE n al
tend xnE x~s requested 10 sanG their
names tcynsher with sheir regiments
and sad-eszes N nnce 20 Ed r sstsEir.
aesusanS- ~ tiss Denver rostnfisre.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
"a ~I.nr rsz-

rhf fine - Z ts Eru-uzcntur
When the mnrH TT VIII be like q
xs-rsy cz-rvar. nn,s more ruInunlls-
nsss. ~ me sutun,uniis snuv II f-u-is
sfr-s h q vehicle winch q larv ntE-
rs-ll.sx II these rausstr PPM Jnzs
sancys u Il q railing fin- The-z ynr
are with ynzrr <ziur dining rnun n=6-
srnm En1 DRESSING -nun- How de
i.si11tu, 10 f;iz ahnuz the worir with
rrr leaving ynu- hnrse nnr NJ cz-r
,vnu- ovn Preside s1nrnurt al xne WIN
.e-fu. countries vBu rrEu1 N seeFs
Charming news Tar hprei kes4,e-z
lnztead sus putting irr n -hat- pleas
s,E. bur nxperstre arz-z-Huaerzz. fhe
uusum1hiiist win tAisH his dnmestir m
rrrfur sAru- with him ON whealk L
rRisy rensufnx ucw I'd cnrtsse1 Z me
- cr-11undR cAxsni1h
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
s-rns,- s:la-,. IIlr-n

Nev xn-k. ttay se--Ssnafar VIII
fsm a CfFRrs a. Montana wss ore.
rpfer urnr fus Mr HisSreSx ~ the saraIr
ss hts hansr Fn sisEs gley yesterday ~
fa-rnos. Il Is ssrsgrsfnoa shat he -
r@isylur ran the operation spe rsszss-
fns romfo-snh,T
4 favorable nnscumt ~ the srnstn-s y
Illness r. r-essH-sed although as s,se
operation was n Se-tntfs ore. e viii
probably b sexernl dave hefu-e mn
ultimate -rs9s~n-s n axsu-ca Ths
operation ~as re-snvmrc ps N. 5xusex
r. McNs-ncn- Seuafnr Cix-S was
r~kc1 ~ t~r dxTs nro whie m Busss
MONTANA nns fmmeiifasass afser rame
20 shsx cfss gesserS4ss ossrn.far
S0 ecoe 9fxe-u9sx oueuYUmsa upun.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
Ne-to.r War veteran c,e..

Ne~ yo-S. Iu,v zs---iscn- F>ancs
E. riurn. who xsss she rn.y surviving
commissioned nffses- nf he Frs
rsrimeri. Nrw Nn-x Volunteers. vrhscf
es-ve1 with distinction In she Mnxscxz
NAr. n teaf =; lasx home II Bruok.v1-
Be w1< eigfssy-slree years old fser-
~ysl pSnto y-nx win she sto-mins pz-zv
SAscA Jnnsed tn 1rst ~ % <h<
NN2h - ZMxDaltegsc-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
Imm.n~ sne.p pu-sn=..

Laramie. xvn.- 5u,y 1ss--0-K HALEY
AZ shis cts and & 3 Sanders cs s2E
1iAse hzve cuus-arseE for cvsr saG coo
nsnz uf sheer u he delivered .fass
summer and fall The shrs.p hsvt na~n
purchased ir Utah, Idaho and Nevada
auc viii be shipped by HRfrv anc
<szndss m THE (thirnEr un1 0nsahn
mn-ketx. and &C stso head win NE -
bs HALEY sn1 Sanders g shet< UnA
80 Wyoming rang84
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-30

The annual spring tournament of the Co
lumbia Golf Club was brought to a close
last evening, and in the matter of winning
prizes it was sort of home affair, eight
of the trophies offered being won by mem
bers of the Columbia Golf Club. The one
outsider was Sidney Maddox. who played
under the Palm Beach Golf Club colors and
won the first consolation cup. Following
is the list of prize winners:
Governors cup-L. L. Harlan.
Runner up-A. S. Mattingly.
Consolation cup-Sidney Maddox.
Runner up-Geo. A. Weaver.
Second consolation cup-F. E. Sullivan.
Runner up--Benj. Woodruff.
Qualifications. L. Harlan
Handicap, groSs-A. S. Mattingly.
Handicap, net-D. K. Jackson.
The weather frightened up nicely yester-
day afternoon and the finals of the CO.
lumbia Golf Club spring tournament were
hnlShed under the most favorable cond-
tons. The beautiful weather also acted as
an incentive to stir up the tardy golfers
and the entry list of the handicap was al
most doubled over that of the morning
While there was no gallery worth men
tlonlng in the morning, the different pairs
in the match finals were followed over the
course by large groups of enthusiasts
Many women being among the spectators
A large number Of the Chevy Chase golfers
who had been missing since the start of
the tourney, showed up in the afternoon
ana TOOK part In the handicap play.
The Afternoon Play.
The play of the afternoon embra ced the
finals of the three sixteens and a continual
ton of the handicap. In the first sixteen
l.. L. Harlan beat A. s. Mattingly, up
and 4. In the second sixteen Maddox
beat George Weaver, up and 1. In the
third sixteen Sullivan beat Woodruff, up
and 3.
In the handicap play D. K. Jackson cap
tured the low net score prize with Co.
having gross score of 90 and a handicap
of "a strokes. The lowest gross score was
made by A. s. Mattingly, who went around
in 81 in the morning and the figures stood
out throughout the days play Mr.. Mat
tingly is one of the most popular members
of the Columbia Golf Club and he came in
for hearty congratulations on all Sides His
card was:
Out. 4 2 5-3s
In. 5 5 6-43 Total, 81
Mr.. Jackson who captured the net score
prize by the same figures as those of Com
missioner West last fall, is a new member
of the club and also beginner at the
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missioner West turned the prize over to
Mr.. davidson The prizes offered at the
same time by T. c. Dodge and ToIbert Ian
ston were won by Commissioner West in
the Columbia's tourney last fall.
Professional Douglas of the Chevy Chase
Club was an interested spectator in the
afternoons sport. He told Star reporter
that he had played Mr. Maddox over the
Palm Beach course some seasons back and
considered him high-class player
Two new members of the Columbia Golf
Club took their first try at the sport yes
terday afternoon while matters were quiet
around the club house and created a great
deal OF amusement. Their wives acted as
caddies and made lots Of fun of their bet
ter halves in trying to hit the little white
ball.
DR.. Grey was unfortunate on his first
drive. going into the bunker. and lost his
temper, driving the ball away over onto
the seventeenth hole with his iron in get
ting out of the sand pit.
Chevy Chase's annual spring tourney
comes off next Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday and Columbia will send over big
delegation Of players. Previous engage
ments is what kept down Chevy Chase's
entry list In Columbia's tourney this
spring.
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CONTESTS
Games Played Yesterday
Afternoon.

Another article of fast, snappy ball play
| ing was dished up to the rooters at the
Mount Pleasant grounds of the sunday
School League yesterday afternoon, st. Ste
| phen' celebrating her opening of the season
| by victory over the Calvary Methodist
athletes in game even more exciting than
that of the day previous, although the mar
gin of victory was the same-one run.
The story of the game is soon told. NC
knight was invincible in all but one IN
ming, and he received faultless support the
entire route, the st. Stephens boys get
ting to their credit the first perfect heIdlng
game of the season of 1893. Mcknight only
struck out one man in the first three IN
nings, but during that time not single
Calvary batter could get the ball out OF Inc
infield After the third Mac caused
eight Of his opponents to fruitlessly agi-
tate the ether.
Thorpe. who handed 'em over for two
innings, was bumped for four hits, one a
three-bagger. Symonoski, who relieved
him. was more successful only allowing five
safeties in six innings. and he was backed
I'D by some remarkably fast fielding, par
ticularly Charlie Lord, who had total OF
five accepted chances, one OF which was
beauty stop and quick throw TO the pate
cutting off his man, and another ny ne
rabbed after a long run into center fielder's
patch.
Lynham and Hayden hogged the stage
in a fielding sense, getting all but three Oh
the putouts. and Mcknight. in addition 10
his mastery twirling. was also there with
the goods In fielding his position.
AS in many of the hill games this season,
the damage was all done in the first two
SWlDed
the ball, but was doubled up by Lord un-
assisted on Xander's pop fly. Thomas
thumb got in the way of a hot one and
ITmpire Belts waved him to the initial
sack, McDonald's three-bagger in the left
field trees scored Thomas, and Lynhams
swat chased Mcdonald over the rubber.
In the second, with one down, Earnest
reached first on Kerrs muff and scored on
Meningitis out-pitcher to first-and Hay
denis hit past second.
The three hits Cavalry secured from NC
Knights delivery all came In the fourth'
when they did their only scoring. QuantreA
walked. Lord famed, Springsguth singled
to center. and. after Symonoski flew out 10
left Kerr singled to the same spot, scoring
Springsguth
Calyary's only other iook-in was in the
seventh. but Symonosh essayed bunt
which developed into a pop ny. on Which
Mcknight doubled up Kerr
Some mighty pretty ball playing shut off
St. Stephens chances of scoring in the
sixth Mcdonald tore Off his second three
Dagger into the woods ana over the fence
and Lynham pounded a hot one to Lord,
which he picked up on the run and slammed
to the plate. nabbing Mcdonald. Connors
drove one to Burroughs, who headed off
Lynham at second.
The hitting honors go to LYMAN, with
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MONDAYS CARD,
JAMAICA TRACK

The Jamaica entries for May l are:
First race-Five and one-half furlongs
handicap. Lady Amelia, 1875; Irene Lindsey,
121; Crown Prince. 11S; Monet, III; New
York, 81; Race King, III: Diamond Flush,
50; Belle Strome, 1O4; Workman, 104; Blue
Coat, 80.
Second race-Six furlongs; maidens. Syl-
vanite, 100; Golden Green, 100; Courier, 100:
Eccentrical, 109; Blackball, 109; Maid of
Timbuctoo. 107; Suffice 107; Phoebus, 112;
Observer, 112; Bizzy Izzy, 112; Drone, 112;
Inspiration, 107.
Third race-Ffve furlongs; selling. Panic,
1902; Belldon, 104; Libertinus, 112; *Phillis A,
80; Speedway, 100; "All Pink, 81; sRed
Flag, 81; @Gold Coin, 100; *High Brush, 81;
sMerrick, 98
Fourth race-Six furlongs; Newtewn
stakes Montroson, no; Czaraphine. 1923;
ARABIC. ia; Old England, III; 'For Luck,
103; RED Knight, III; "Aeronaut, 93;
'Blucher, SO; *King Pepper 1O6; 'Palette,
1903; Jerry c., 1903; sEscutcheon, 101.
Fifth race-F'ive furlongs; selling. Incor-
rigible. 1O3; "Lorena c., "a; 'In Line. "a;
*Amie Abbott "a: "Dreamland. 30; *Hari-
kari 105; Moonshine. 101; Snowbound, 90;
Sweetheart, 100; Redstone, 95.
Sixth race-One mile and one-sixteenth;
handicap. Dolly Spanker. 119; st. Valen-
tine. 100; Kehailian, 80; Grenade, 104; New
York, 90; Consideration. 80; Incubator. So;
Crown Prince, 1906; Iserealite, 1903; Amber
jack, 80; Waswift, 1O2.
Cloudy, slow.
apprentice allowance.