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New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
GRAHAM'S DRIVING WINS
JERSEY CHAMPION AGAIN.
North Jersey Golfer Beats Sherman,
of Westfeid, IN Final.

Archibald Graham. of the North Jersey Country
Club is again champion OF the New Jersey State
Golf Association. He regained the title, lost six
years ago. when he defeated Joseph Sherman. of
westheld up and 8 play, in the 96-hoe final
Yesterday over the links of the Morris County Golf
Club
In the fnal for the second cup NJ. K Smith, OF
the home club defeated A. S. Morrow. the Batusrol
champion. after a close match by up and l
play. Arthur Y. Taylor. OF the Forest Hill Field
Club. led a field OF more than sixty in the ls-hoie
medal play handicap with a card OF Si-12-6s. The
New Jersey Stale Golf Association official ratings
were used.
Although Graham. according to the score. won
by comfortable margin he really won uphill
fight. he down at the end OF the morn
ing round and stIn 1 down at the twenty-fourth
hole BY winning the next two holes in par As
Graham managed TO turn for home up, and from
there rapidly forged ahead.
Both men are long drivers and the work at the
tees was a treat watch In the morning Sher-
man more than held the North Jersey crack off
number Of the tees, notably the tenth. where
both drove the green matter Of 234 yards. Sher-
man. however. was fifteen yards past the cup.
Graham returned the compliment few moments
later, reaching the eleventh green on his second,
winning the hole IN 4 It is 4s3 yards. Playing
this hple in the afternoon he reached the
green with drive and q cleek
Another fash OF brilliancy occurred while play
ing the zI5-yard thirteenth hole IN the afternoon
Greharn's second shot against the wind stopped
within fifteen feet OF the flag and he hoed the put
for g.
The consistently long driving OF Graham worried
sherman in the later part Of the match On the
other hand. Grahana,s whole game showed improve
ed IS FOR the round as against So for Sherman.
The match terminated the fifteenth green, Sher-
sand trap. 40 ''4'''7-
Nearly every one picked Graham as a sure win
ner. even after the morning round. II six
years ago at the Essex County Country Club that
he won the first state championship. The cards
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
RICHMOND COUNTY TEAM WINS.

The lawn tennis team match between t"7 - -..t
mond County Country Gus and the N9'lNve N9-
Country club resulted in a victory for the toFns'
on its home courts. Garrettsous, staten So So
The score was six victories 90 one. ana V'0 '
in doubles unfinished
In the singles James n. Pel, Richmond u'5 5pinul-
A Holmes KnOllwOOd. 6-l. 80 HoWslFu a I-,ofs
NOR. Richmond. defeated STANLEY w 5.e, 5.e,,S de-
wood. 6-l, 81; Horace a Davis. tIcs.l,ssDSs o. IL
feated Marshall Clarke. Kuonwood - ,SS-I-sar,.
thur Duboise Richmond. defeated p W E,55I1I-rsn,
KnOllwoed IS. So. 20, Naidrou u ,-pSIiISoed.
Richmond, defeated A. &. BUStNlcN. +gS.ssvo.sd
e.. 50; Harry r.. Taylor knoilWooG ''
Philip y Tantor. Richmond. 6-I 30. o---s Gs-
In doubles. PelI and Plummer, ttlcN' 80:
feated Holmes and BostwjcS Knollwood Si -; eni
Davis and Duboise, Richmond VS. N''-'
B2yne. knOllWOOd. -. uDfiu iShed
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
CRESCENT TEAM WINS.
Beats Bradford TzceIUe an Interna-
tiOnaL Lacrosse Match.

In the driving rainstorm yesterday afternoon
the lacrosse team of the Crescent Athletic Club
won another game Of its international schedule.
The visiting team the Bradford Lacrosse Club.
Of Bradford Ontario, and the final score was
goals to in favor of the Brooklyn champions
There scoring in the first period Before
It was half a thunderstorm broke and the
game had 10 he stopped for more than hour.
When play was resumed 1t was decided TO add on
TO the second period the time that had been taken
off the first.
The Crescents We're the first TO score, Gladney
making the point after the face off. John
O Rourke made the second goal and Gladney the
third pretty pass from O,F1ynn.
Then the Canadians took hand in the scoring,
and after some clever combination work, Nc
Kinstre threw the first goal for the visiting twelve.
Wall made the next point and also the sixth goal
for the Crescents and Robinson made the other
tally for the Bradford team
For the Crescents Allan played wonderful game
at goal and Miller and Dolby helped him in
fine style Morris McKinstre and Robinson were
the stars of the Canadian twelve. The lineup fol-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
IBy telegraph 70 The Tribune

Philadelphia, June 2-The Giants defeated
Philadelphia here to-day by a score Of 2 to o,
Taylor, who pitched for the champions. was at
his best, and allowed only three scattered hits
The fielding of both teams fast and sure,
the features Of which We're DoOlins sensational
long throw of Dahlens grounder. a fast double
play by Gilbert and McGann and a great run
ming catch by Thomas of Marshalrs fly.
The scoring was confined to the eighth inning,
when the Giants made two runs. Browne walked
to first on balls and scored on singles by Mertes
and Dahen. A wild throw by Doom allowed
Mertes to cross the plate The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
POLETAULT RECORD
Leroy Samse Makes Uorid'S uHf"
of II Feet ! IS Inches.

Evanston. III. June "A worlds r'VV
the POLE vault and the equaHng Of the best Pr
Gus mark in the lao-yard hurdle race naIAeu -
sixth apnual meet of the intercollegiate V.,r,
ence Athletic Association. held on No-''",, ,,,s
University Field to-day. The University V' -
gan team took first honOrs. scoring a to'ai y, ~
points the highest record in the history OF 'p' =,
ISOLATION The University OF ChicaSo N'S
and Iowa state Normal third. ,,f,r
Leroy Sau,se. Of Indiana University. oN ',3
l. feet "a inches. established "a new Wora a L
for the pole vault. suPplaDtlng the uatN N'
Gilbert OF Yale. OF u feet inches Ilst
GaTrels. OF the University of Michigan ssva "a
the l20 yard hurdle record OF Is l-5 secenus e
addition, won arst place IN the 2Gl-yard arE,, puI
and the discus throw, ard second IN the S"N
lie scored Is points for his
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
The summary is as follows:

Championship Cup (hnaI round)-ArchibaId Graham,
North jersey Country Club Joseph Sherman West
field Golf Club and 8 70 play
Second sixteen (hnsl rOund)-M. K. Smith, Morris
County: beat A S. Morrow. Baltusro up and play
Third sixteen (serni-hna. round)-C E Van Week
MontciaT. B H Pelzer. Rosey1lle. up to
play: F. W. Baldwin Ridgewood. beat C b Brown
MontclGir. (twenty hoes).
Final round-Baldwin bea; Van Week up and
psV.
Fourth sixteen CseEn-hnal round)-Paul Z Heller For
Hi, beat E F. Miller Arsdale up and 10 play;
". E F. Moore. Engewood, beat II. O. G Davis. South
Orange. up and 8 10 play.
Final round-Moore beat Heller. up and ] TO play.
First beaten eight Cfnal round)-J @ Dettmer Fnge-
wco5 beat W D Vanderpooi Norris County, up and
70 play.
eight Chnsl round)-J. s. Woodward Ars-
Gale. best Frederick Snare ErElewood. and play
Third beaten eight fsem-hnal round)-A- c. Aborn,
Gontclsir beat Q. ". Hunt, Engiewood 4 up and
psy; H L. Holmes. Essex County beat ST. John Wood.
EsseT County, . up.
Final round-Aborn beat Holmes, ! up
Fourth beaten eight (sen.fnal roundDPercy Jackson,
TountsHhh. W. Griggs North Jersey by default;
y Weatherby. EnglewoOd. bea. Josiah Macy. Morris
County. up
FinaI round-Iackson boat Weatherbv 2 up.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
wEsTFIELD GOLF CLUB SCORES.

hy Telegraph 70 The Trlbune.
Westheld. \. j.. June 2-The final qualifying
round for the June handicap cup was the event at
the Westheld Golf Club to-day. The following
day: ~
R; L. Van Dyke. 9S-l2-sl; J. b. McCollum. 81
P-sl j. r. Barr 92-7-s5; R. b. Carroll. S8-3-S5
q A woodward, s0-4-S; ]. A Worth s4-S-S6
", J. Bogarts 6o0.@; F. P. Condits S1-4-S7; r. l.
tn,0"nley Sl-5-8; +. p. Simpson. l0S-l6-92; r H
I: Howe: ssc5-93: George T. Cruise ss-0-s6: l. L.
Lyons As-lS-ml; Charles Kitchener. 1o4-6-ss
The scores In the womens putting contest were
as follows: Mrs. Thayer. "a: Miss Hegeman 2s.
Miss Bedell. 81; Mrs Allen Worth q: Mrs Davis
2s; Miss Kirnban 90
Joseph Sherman. jr.. the May handicap cup.
up. -
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HAILED AS AMERICAS TOM MORRIS.
J. H. Knapp, Seventy-six Years Old, Plays
the Wee Burn Course in SO.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

Stamford, Conn. June Wee Burn is haing
J. H. Knapp, the veteran player Of the club the
Tom Morris Of America Notwithstanding his
threescore and sixteen years, Mr.. Knapp to-day
made the eighteen holes Of the course in SO. which
with his handicap of 29 enabled him qualify
easily for the l. Cisco Smith prize. incidentally,
Mr.. Knapp made better gross score than either
OF his two sons James Hoyt Knapp and Phil y.
Knapp. Stoddard. the club PRO" regards Mr..
Knapp's performance as remarkable. Here is his
card:
Out .----....----.......-..1 . . . D 6-46
In ......-.................6 5-43
DR.. ". D. Macdonald also qualified with S4-14-70.
Other cards were:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
Clue CHAMPIONSHIP Ar RosEumIE

start was made in the spring championship
tournament Of the Roseville Golf Club yesterday
only three matches in the first round were plaved
on account of so many of the members being n
attendance at the New Jersey state championship
The surprise Of the day was the defeat OF F. p
Wood the % champion The summary follows.
First round-o. Il Chedis;e- beat Elmer F Wood : n
sc 20 pay J. e Hoffman teat p Mcintosh IN an5
10 play 4 r. Pierson beat IL L Foeti ID and : 70
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
JoRDAN's HIT WINS FOR BROOKLYN.

The Superbas their third straight victory
over Boston at Washington Park. Brooklyn. yes
terday in sensational finish. by score of to 1.
With the score tie in the ninth inning. Jordan
sent the ball over the right field fence. scoring
Batch. who had got his base inheId hit. The
game was a pitchers battle between Pastorius and
Young, with the honors In favor Of the former.
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
CLASS p
QUALIFY FOR CUP AT ARpslEv

on The links Of the Ardsley Club yesterday the
members qualified for the Presidents Cup the
lFst elsht earning the right continue on al
mater play. The following best scores were re-
=, -1HIsN. 3r 20; \. j. WorthnEton So. George T
sf"saN, ho' 4. = Barron 30: J W johnson az. = "a
Sae-sl ~ X ; Baldwin -. ". I. Gunther e5 o p
SohSft. "a Howard Gibney So A G Smitb 100
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
CUP PLAY AT PLAINFlELp.

IBy TeIeRraph 20 The Tribune
Plainheld, n. j.. June with net score of %
Charles "A stover won three points for the Golf
Committee Cup the Plainheld Country C1ub 70
DAY There was a large entry list but a severe
thunderstorm prevented many from finishing. The
Charles A. stover, s2-lO-s2; e A. Stevenson 1os
92-lO-s2 90 o. - w Iaylor'
tharles a Stover won leg on the hogie handi-
cap i loI June, ms score being up on bogie THE
mixed foursome Scheduled FOR toaa,, ~, .
postponed indefinitely. 80 'ouAS was
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
WEST TO ROW IN HENLEY REGATTA

London. June 2.-The foreign entries for the Hen
ley regatta closed to-day. Besides w H. West OF
Philadelphia, the only transatlantic councillors
are the Arsonauts, of Toronto In the Diamond
Sculls for which West will compete CASTOR de Ia
Prane, OF the Nautical Society OF the Lower Seine
crew has entered for the Grand Challenge Cup and
the Silver Goblets. F '
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
]. G Wood
PLAY ON THE PUBLIC LINKS.

Gilman P. Tiffany led the field in the qualifying
round for the Managers Cup on the Van Cortlandt
Park links yesterday afternoon. The Hudson River
Golf Association champion made the round in 76
or within a stroke OF the amateur record for the
course made by himself last year The first thirty
two qualified TO continue at match plav The scores
were follows:
Tiffany. 70; Bell s.; Noon 81 Norris 92 Thomas IS;
s5 Hutchings 85: Tucke. IS; Marshall So Taylor
rr beshon -; Darlington 81; Littehed. S. Ripley 95
o. iogs - Harris 81; Travers 81 Stevenson 97
- LiIlydald 81 Frndley 50; Hall %; Beers Carter
- Barnett, 81 Monafan 92; Davidson 90; Haines 50
4Ne44F, ": Lucas. SIS: Rome. S.; Gilmartin, So.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

STOCK EXCHANGE GOLF.
The Bulls and Bears of Wall Street
Fight on the Links.

There nlnety-three entries in the tenth
annual handicap OF the New York Stock Exchange
the links of the Richmond County Country Club
yesterday C. NJ. Cohen led the field with 1e net.
assisted by a twenty-four stroke allowance. G. c..
Greenway. jr., second, with II net
Daniel Chauncey. president of the Metropolitan
Golf Association. the low gross prize with 81
A severe thunderstorm crused majority to with
draw. The best scores returned were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
Gross. Handicap.
ENGIEwooD BEATS DYKER MEADOW

In the return match between the Engewood Golf
Club and the Dyker Meadow Golf Club on the for
mer's links yesterday Englewood won by score
of II to S. There were twenty-one a side. In
addition to winning yesterday the Englewood team
had the satisfaction of than making up for
the defeat II sustained few weeks ago at Dyker
Meadow. On total number of holes in the two
matches Englewood has scored 20 to II for Dyker
Meadow. The
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
EASTERN PARKWAY SCORES.

The members of the Eastern Parkway Golf Club
competed in a boge handicap for a silver cup yes
terday. H. H. Missroon led, finishing up The
summary is as follows:
II. II. Missroon, up; Hayden Dudley. up; A l..
sherman. up: w p Momeyer. / down; N. W Wells,
down 7. II. Polhemas, > down; W. j. Funk w
=. Harding. jr. down: H. NJ Heath 4 down f. r.
Fiske, 3 up. H. Robbins ] Up
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
SECOND GAME.

Philadelphia ...-....-....2 o o.
New York .....-...........-.O % . o q o O-l
First errors-New York / Left m hases-
York, s; Philadelphia, First on bails~On
Bender. l; off Hogg .. or Leroy /. Struck out-By
Bender s. by Hosg. 2 by Leroy by Clarkson /. Two
base htts-Chase kleinow, Hartsel, Davis. Seybod
Sacrifice hits-Armbruser. 3 Brouthers bases
Chase Hartsel Davis Double play-Elberfeld Williams
and Chase. HttsOh HogE in four two-thiris
innings: OF Leroy, one-thid innings; OF
Clarkson In two innings. Umpire-o' Ioughlin Time
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
PRESIDENTS CUP AT YouNTAkA4

Several OF the FIRST round matches for tho DE-,
dents Cup wer. decided at tho Yountakab coun-
try Club yesterday. as follows
A McSAsters beat JaEres Bryce by I'd. = y Roh
Sfts peat J. 5Suenner. up CS holes. " Il sbeI, bes,
= = WOOD up +. y. White beat c Il Eennastor F,,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
FIRST GAME.

First base on erroTs-New York; 2; Philadelphia, Left
bases-New York, Z: Philadelphia Z First on
bals-On Orh. l: off Plank. 8: off Dygert Struck out
BY Orth. = by Plank, l. by Dygert. l. Three-base
hits-Klenow Orth. Two-hase hits-IAporte (2) Will
Jams Seybold Byrnes. Double pays-POwers and Cross:
Armbruster. Dygert and Brouthers by pitcher-Bv
Plank !; Wid pitch-.orth Hits-on Plank II in three
innings. Umpre-O Loughn. Time 2:2O
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
BIG FIELD AT FOX HILLS.

Tie usual large field started In an eighteen hole
medal play handicap the links OF the Fox Hills
Golf Club yesterday. II. F. Ives led with a no,
score q q J. 9. Patterson made the best gross
score, 3D. While J. A. Jann, the scratch PLAYER re-
CURED one stroke more. The scores were as fol-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
WOOD LEADS AT APAwAMls.

Members Of the Apawams Club qualified for a
cup yesterday at eighteen holes handicap medal
play. J. G. Wood had the lowest net score. with
so, while Findlay s. Douglas went around in so, but
had a two-stroke plus penalty. The scores Of the
first sixteen were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
ESSEX COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB,

At the Essex County Country Club yesterday fifty
members took part in the kcker's handicap. Each
contestant selected his handicap the object
being TO return total nearest TO the score to
be chosen by the committee The latter chose 50
and T. B. Criss won with card of 9O-l0-SO The
scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
HANDIcAPs Al RICHMOND co,,N7v

Class ana p handcaps were played on the
Richmond County Country Club links vesteraa,
Sharles A Blyth led n The a division. and w p
CLASS a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
SMITH SCORES AT HAckgNsAck.

Ih+re were thirty-two entries in the eighteen
hole medal play handicap at the Hackensack Golf
Tln Tiuo Yesterday F. B; Smith winning with "A net
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
YANKEES WIN AND LOSE.
Score at VIII an First Game, but
athletics Take the Second.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
cleveland at Chicago. Detroit ST. Louis.
RESULTS oE GAMES YEsrERpAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. IA; Philade-I Boston 6: Washington. 2
phia, 4 Chicago. O. Cleveland l.
Philadelphia, Z; New York l. ST. Louis 2: Detroit o
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

In a thirty-six hole selected ball handicap M the
St Andrews Golf Club yesterday. w. H. JIricb
led with a 60 The as follows;
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
P1TrsBURG. 10; ST. LOUIS. =
CHICAGO. 8: CINCINNATI. 5
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

ersey City A. Baltimore 8. Newark .; Providence g.
iontreal. 3: Rochester. 2. Toronto O. Buffalo. .
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03


Sacrifice hit-Lumley. Stolen baSeS-Needhan.
Double play-Jordan and Alperman on
bases-Brooklyn 4; Boston. 3. First balls
on Young, off Pastorius. ? First
Boston. |; Brooklyn. ? Hit by pitched bal-By Pas
torius, Struck out-By Pastorius 4: by Young.
wind ptch-Pastorius Time-1;2S. Umpre-John-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New York ?; Philadelphia. o. Pttsburg 10: ST Louis
Brooklyn. 2; Boston. lChicago. s; Cincinnati. 5.
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to cross the plate. The score follows:

bases-Devlin Gilbert CO. Browne. Two-base hit-Ner-
ties Double pays-Gilbert. Dahen and McGann; Dahlen.
Gilbert and McCiann: Dahlen and MC6ann- Struck
BY Sparks. 8; by Taylor. > Bases ballsOn Sparks
. Taylor l. Hit by DitCherBransfeld Marshall Time,
l 90 Umpire-Klem
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
VICTORY FOR THE GIANTS.
Shut Ont Philadelphia in a Fast,
Well Played Game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.


Boston Brooklyn. ST. Louis az Cincinnati.
PittsburR Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
CHICAGO. 6; CLEVELAND. I.

AT NIIICdBV r n. r.
Chicago ............-...4 l o o o
Cleveland ..............o o l o. OIL 4
Batteries: Chicago-owen and Sullivan Cleve-
| land-Eells and Buelow. UmpTe-Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
Bradford C2).
Crescent 90


At the Marine and Field Club yesterday c. p
Hurst the handicap cup with card OF $50
rs The best scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
BOSTON. 6: wAsHINGToN .

At Boston r. He.
Washington .........-.O o o "a
Batteries: Boston-Tannehll and Peterson: Wash
Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
ST. LOUIS. 2; DETROIT. O.

AT ST LOUIS; R.HE
Detroit .....-....,.......0 o o o C-0 q
Ratteries-St Louis. Powell and O'Connor. Da
troit Donohue and Schmidt. Umpires. Evans and
~~.NN
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LEGAL INFORMATION.


The authority of clerk Of district.
court to take bail bond was denied
In Territory cX rel. Thackcr vs.. Wood.
ring (Okla.), 1 l.. Il. A. (N. s.. SIS.
Power to confer the right Of emf.
nent domain to secure right Of way
for private railway II denied In Co.
zad vs.. Kanawha Hardwood Co. IN.
c., 1 L. Il. 4. (N. So, 0G0.
The construction Of mining roads
and tramways Is held, In Highland Boy
Gold Min. Co. vs.. Strlcklcy (Utah), /
L. II. A. e.. S.. 97G. to be q public
use, for which the power Of eminent
domain may be exercised.
Injuries caused by gross negligence
arc held, In Chicago, Il. /. & L. Il. Co.
W. Hamler (Ill.), l.. Il. 4. (N. S.,
674. to be included In release. by q
sleeping car porter. of the railroad com.
pany from liability for negligent In.
jury.
Tho rulc making certainty as to pay.
ment condition of negotlabillty was
applied In Joseph VS.. Catron (N. NJ, 1
l.. II. A. (N. s., 1870, by denying the
negotiab!llty of n note payable upon
the confirmation by congress Of Ger.
tain land grant.
A supplemental bill In the nature Of
a bill Of review Is held. In IIardwick
vs.. American Can company (Tenn.). 1
L. Il. A. (N. s., 1920, to be proper
proceeding to bring before the court
new matter discovered by defendant
while the decree Is in process of eXecu.
ton.
An action for the death of q minor
child Is held In Swift & Co. VS.. John
son &c. c. A. Sth c., l.. Il. A. On.
s., llGl, to be for the sole benefit Of
the father, although he has deserted
his family, to whose support the de.
ceased was. ut the time of his death,
contributing.
One whose Endorsement was secured
upon note by the trick Of inducing
hiin to sign his name to paper placed
upon the note In such way that the
Ink penetrated through to the note Is
held, In Yakima Valley bank vs.. Me-
Alllster (Wash,), | l.. Il. \. (N. 81,
1915, not to be liable.
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Rural tragedies recar with Rhythmic
frequency and mostly they are charac-
tcriZcd by the peculiar atroclty ana I'M.
naturalness which bctray the morbid
moodlness of the perpetrator. In the
loneliness ana isolation of the farm
the crime has been brooded upon, fan.
cied wrongs taking abnormal shape,
ana introspcction feeding upon n social
instinct perverted by dlsuse, There is
no forgetting self where the lives of
fellow creatures are not completely IN
terwoven. The farm has its own psy-
chology. The compensations are many,
the vlgor, the health, the poetry of ma
ture and the inspiration that lies in as.
ISOLATION with the soil; farm life with
the one factor of monotony eliminated
is mans ideal. But this damning fac
tor Internationally writes tragedies of
Il revolving nature across the page of
rural life.
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Mrs. Bonl has secured her divorce
and the court has denied Boni's ap'
peal for an allowance of $4,000 a
year. What relief 1t would be IT
both could now be induced to keep
from again attracting public attention.
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Judiciary of Cook County.
APPELLATE COURT JUDGES

FRANCIS ADAMS, Presiding Justice.
EDWARD O. BROWN, JESSE HOLDOM.
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BRANCH APPELLATE COURT

HENRY Y. FREEMAN Presiding Justice
FRANK BAKER, FREDERICK "A. SN
A. r. Porter, Clerk Appellate Court.