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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-28

CLARKEBuR9, W. va.
Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Sunday only.
MAIN LHE, EASTBoUND.
Cumberland, washington. Baltimore.
philadelphia ana New York, depart
1882 am, s5:40 pm, 1885 pm.
Arrive 1888 am, 1855 am, s6:0S pm.
Grafton Accom-. depart "10:20 am.
x7:2o pm, 1853. Arrive "7:2s am.
x4:00 pm. $3.50 pm.
MAIN LIME, WESTB0UED.
Parkersbnrg. Cincinnati. Louisville and
St Louis. depart "12:53 am, 1855
am 6:9S pm. Arrive "3:53 am. "5:4e
Parkearsburs Accom-. Depart. '7;2s am,
x4:oO PM 1850 pm. Arrive 1920
am. x7:20 pm. zS:53 pm.
w. va. s. PITTS. NoRTHBOUND.
Connellsville and Pfttsburg. DRpart
x6:15 am. Arrive Xl1:O5 nm
Fairmont and Morgantown, Depart
X6:l5 am. Arrive HS:35 am
VI. Va. s. PITTS, SouTHRoUNn. 4
Weston. Depart S6:Ob am, xI1:3O am,
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Piessens. Depart $500 am. Arrive
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-28

Headache ana constipation, disap-
pear when Rings Little Liver pills
are USED. they keep the system
clean, the stomach sweet. Taken
occasionally they keep you we'll.
They are for the entire family. Sold
by H. F. Burke.
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SHINES, SC.

Ar shines &C. except Saturday,
Sunday and holidays, 10c. You get
flrst-class= shine here. 334 Pike s;
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YOUNG SUPERINTENDENT.

A youngster who will be county
superintendent some day arrived at
the home of County Superintendent
Cyrus E. Webb Tuesday morning.
All three are doing well and the
superintendent will be looking after
his Office as usual in few days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-28

Man Fan Pie Remedy comes !
up in a collapsible tube With d noz-
gle. Easy to apply right where
soreness andd inflammation exists.
1t relieves at once blind bleeding,
itching or protruding piles. Guar
anteed. Get 1T, today. Sold by H.
r. Burke.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

KodoI Tor 1nc=ges,ton and Dyspep-
STA is a preparation of vegetable
acids and contains the same juices
found In healthy stomach. 1t d.
gests what you eat. Sold by all
druggists.
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Real
:. Estate

Z HOUSE OF II ROOMS on South
Chestnut street, oak finish and all
modern improvements; lot 40x100
feet. Price for the next few days
$500; one-third cash, balance in
one and two years.
HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS on West Main
street, close business section, in
fine condition, will make splen-
did home for a business man; lot
is about 35x15O feet, fine well Of
pure water, stable and other build
ings. Price $500; one-fourth
down, balance in one, two and
three ears.
HOUSE OF ROOMS in fair condi-
ton, in Broad Oaks, well of fine
water; lot .60x13O feet. Price
81 ,250; one-third down, balance
in one and two years.
VACANT LOT on South Chestnut
street. 40x146 feet. Price 81, 800;
one-third down, balance in one
and two years. Location suitable
for fine residence.
THREE VACANT LOTS in the
Stewart Addition, fronting on the
trolley dine. Price $500 each on
the easy payment plan, $40 down
and $40 per month, no interest
and no taxes until deed is made.
ONE VACANT LOT In Industrial,
fronting so feet on Capitol avenue.
Price $3.50; one-third down, bal
ance in one and two years.
HOUSE OF ROOMS on West Main
street, lot 6Ox27O feet, cut stone
fence in -rronr. cement walks.
Price $500 If taken soon A
bargain to the person wanting a
good home on Main street, near
the center of the city.
HOUSE OF ROOMS on South
Chestnut street, all the modern
conveniences, lot 27xS0 feet.
Price $4,000; one-fourth down,
balance in one, two and three
years.
LOTS IN GLENWOOD ADDITION
on the easy payment plan, SO
down, balance SIS to $40 per
month; no interest and no taxes.
II you have property to sell or to
rent list with us; or If you want
to buy or rent property in
any part of the city or
county see us.
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The Telegram is the Want AID Medium OF clarksbufgs
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At this season we should eat spar
tngIy and properly. We should also
help the stomach as much as posi-
BILE by the use of a little Kodol oc-
casionally. Kodol for Indigention
and Dyspepsia will rest the stomach
by actually digesting the food itself
Sold by all druggists.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

PInehles are FOR the kidney and
bladder. They bring quick relief to
backacne. rheumatism, lumbago,
tired worn out feeling. They pro-
duce natural action Of the kidneys
In hltering waste matter out of the
blood. 80 days treatment $500.
Money refunded If Pineules are not
satisfactory. Sold by H. F. Burke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-07

Major &. J. =. Miller Of the Automobile
Club OF America, who was q very prominent
figure IN track racing when the Morris Park
course was used for that purpose, was driving
around town yesterday in a racy looking
runabout which he had built according 10
his own ideas at his home In Franklin. IA.
He said that he had no desire ~. go in for
racing under the present condit ions but
that when cars were CLASSIFIED according to
piston displacement he thought IL very
likely that he might again enter the lists.
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LONGW % TENNIS.
Lsrned and tlothier Have ard Work To
Beat Ware and HalIeweIi In Deubtss.

RosToN. Aug. The second days play
in tennis sin giles for the LongwOod cups and
the first round OF the Eastern doubles cham
pionship was hampered by a fine rain during
the morning and rather soggy courts this
afternoon, but there were several interest
ing matches In which the fsvorites generally
won. Iarned and Clothier had a hard time
in beating Ware and Hallowell. though the
latter had not been considered In their class.
An interesting match bet ween the whitman
brothers and johnson brothers, which began
late in the afternoon. was stopped by dark
credit. The summary Of to-days' play:
= T HsS.1' d R9sslss y f' r R 5SSna and y M N,,s: cma
81, 50. "a; ". ]. Clothler and W a. I1rned,
set..,sd y IS i mel GSl, .SS and A 3 8 I !; eo s.rr. :' 4 . w ".
Ruq% and :; 5 Palmer %,'s.' e a I; :, c ara ! and =
Taylor defeated II: 4. Bradford and partner. io-s;
80 IS + , sul,ew.y and = 6 Cotton DETECTED
and ". q: tislioWsii u. defeated " e J%ennlng:
and g. 5; Darton. . O. $500; =; johnson and
mar destsa,sd p $ Mics ss snd 4 M, SS,s'.,T ss;
son r defeats. az :. /" d. '? sps.Ts and ! Wales. s".s,
!: leonard and Up. Gardnsr;: Jr', deie.isd,F |:
G0HGa p f f%S ma a d sSaS:spi ? - !. Ses,Sney; and p 40 t.
Schuyler. So, $500. q S.. -
J. >Nscocca CO Cois.on and T. w. Harvey. By defsnit;
n. W. Niles and G. Hobart defeated Dunn and
I,almer.. g.. 50. 81: S%ulloway and =. {. Cotton
Lsmed and Cloihler defeated Ware and Halo
well. -. 6-3.s-2, -.
L~pngwood SIN giles Third round Y. l.. West
fail defeated v. ". Hickman, s.. al. a.; W
Clo,hler defeated G. u, Gsrdner. IT, a. 81.
a., 90; n. Il. Montgomery defeated w. =.
Jennings, 81. . q. %. as y. c. sesv,r de
tested Mseklnney, IS. -; -; $3.50; Leroy
{. Cotton defeated y. 4; Bradford. -; q $50.
-: r.. Tcrrsnce' Jr defeated J. q nmss; 81;
Thornton; 81. %: -; W. G. Grant defeated
rs. 81, IS.
Fourth Round n. Leroy defeated W. $. War
". ". Montgomery. s-3. 80. 90: e. ". Buil. Jr..
defeated ". :. Niles, Is, a., IS.
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\ simple time an yer that might MORE often
he used is a screwdriver slot in bolt heads.
There are many cases where 4. bolt needs TO
be held against turning while the nut IL loos-
- bolt IL threaded into a port and simply
locked by the nut. In these latter cases after
bolt can be withdrawn much more quickly
by a ~screwdriver than by a wrench. The
same principle applies also to cap screws
wherever they are used.
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CHICAGO "A. H.. q; NEW FORK "a. L).7
The bases on balls given by the New, YORK
pitchers yesterday IN the, game win tne
white Soy we're costly. SAY pairs 81 hs.rn.ss
four OF the gents thus favored scored. The
worlds champions won by a margin OF lou
fore being fatal. Moore gave Ave bases on
balls and Chesbro only one. but the iatters
sole gift was one O. The dear ones; nj n h.
were presenting the losing side Of the CON
the New York side and no great. amount Of
poor playing. but the home teams game dId
not make any headway. There was n9tnanE
therein wa, strong. With slight pIovocation
for S SSp ss'B Bese runners Sm ,srss to the the plate
The hits were scattered on both sides. but
the Chicagos had the advantage Of oppos,ps
better control than did Moore. who presided
attitudes line poster advertissments OF a
shape show, but he knew where the plate was.
With three balls called on him. Moore.s bump
vsriabiy when three balls were called on him
he provided the fourth. Hickey was anne, so
10 arai. na na 70 reno a tSRSdEes d ar, around nc in isft
There we're numerous long hits. Ave Of New
without a hit. Davis walked. made a blum
10 steal second and was in the act bf retreat
ing 70 frst when Kleinow made a needless
throw and a wild throw. Thereupon Davis
changed his mind and scuttled TO second;
The fourth ball to Dougherty was also a wild
pitch, Davis taking third. Robe fied 70
Laporte, who misjudged and muned the nv,
Dav Wis scoring. Sullivan tanned, Smith
walked. and bougberty scored on Hahu's
force of Smith,
Williams tripled TO left in New York's half
and finished his course on q wild pitch, He
was the first batter up none Of the others
getting, 20 first. Long larrups nggrsd in
New York's run. In the third. Honmen
founced a three Dagger to right. and only
very fast fielding by Hahn kept y from being
q home run. Keeler's chop to Robe caught
Hoffman at the plate. but MoIiarity was ac-
cessory before the fact in making a run; He
hit to left for two bases and brought Keller
around. That ended New York; scoring.
Conroy made q three Dagger in the fourth
with one out, but Hickey struck out and
Kleinow ballooned harmlessly TO lsbel. -
Pat DouRherty unlimbered a triple TO left
in the fourth and topped OF hts trip on Robes
fly to Laporte. In the seventh Isbel walked,
took third on q wild pitch and came through
on Davis's mushy fy between Williams and
Keeler. sullivan walked in the eighth, Smith
sacrificed, and Hahn thumped a ny over
Laporte's head which scored Sully and put
Hahn on third. Jones brought him in with a
A. TO Keller. The score;
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SEA CLIFV, y. v. Aug. at the Glenole
Golf club this aft ernoon the semi-nnal
matches for the Levy cup we're played; Wilour
cepting the tenth 10 W. &. Hatton and de-
fested him 2 up and ! TO 20. Charles = silk
worth. Jr., allowed q stroke in each hole
him 4 up and ? to go. Rogers and slk worth
will meet In the Anal on Saturday afternoon.
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WOLFF NEARLY sWTMs CHAN>TL


Special Cnbis Despatch 10 TIRE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. 6.AThe Channel svimmrNs
season has set in. Jsbez Wolf, who fal''
for q third time on July 20 TO win the Chsn0"t,
made a fourth and me effort yesterday. ~"
was In the water fifteen and a quarter hour
and had got within three-quarters Of ari'
OF the French coast. when the wind shifted,
driving him away from the shore.
Richard Heaton Of Lyerpool who 'usi
to swim the Channel on July 20, 1905. hui
accomplished only one-third NJ the distance.
been six hours in the water, made auo'h ri
attempt to-day. but was obi ged 70 gi,' ~
when he was -four and a half miles from ,,"s
Neg. a headland. which is the point 81 Nh"
French coast nearest to England.
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DURNELL's rEMACEO WINS.
Takes Mohawk Stakes Under ". Dussn's
Pin Ride.

SARATOGA. Aug s.--Boots Durneil's Temaceo.
n TO 10 ~favOrits. won the fol wk selling
Stakes. for three-year-olds. one mile and q
furlong. here to-day. but II was chiefly be-
cause Of The splendid riding OF Eddie Dugan
that the Macy colt succeeded. The Wrestler.
stO /. made the running for one mile, attended
by W. u. Jennings's Ingham. backed down
TO 7 OF But the latter. who might have won
with n more competent ride. after passing
The Wrestler could not withstand Dugans
determined finish on Temaoeo. 30 that Dur
nell's colt. ridden out. passed the Judges
three lengths to The good IN ! so :-S. lngham
had three lengths over The Wrestler. Molesey
had nothing OF his usual speed.
The Newcastle Stable. which II In big luck
Just now, won two races with Spooner ana
Explosion. both prohibitivc a vorttes Spooner.
I 10 5. outclassed his field IN the opening
event. for two-yesr-olds. five and a half fur-
longs, and Miller brought him home the easiest
kind OF a winner by three lengths IN 1907 10.
Apple To-day. n 20 TO I shot, who led Tor a
part OF the wav. finished In the place. Two
lengths in front Of Manbeimer. a 100 to shot.
who lasted long enough TO beat kara AVIS
IS 10 4, a head
Explosion. . 10 20. made a rum Of the
third event. for maiden old hllies.
Ave and a half furlongr. and came home on
the bit three lengths in front Of Miss Delaney.
stoi 1. Boema, 20 to 1. who closed resolutely.
was third. three lengths back and beating
Javotte q length. The ime was 1907.
The books won heavily on the result OF the
second race. for platers. at q mile. a. Lady
Vera, backed from q down to 7 10 2. and JAG
auin. 10 to 5 favorite. finished far back in
the ruck. Simple Honours. 20 to I. led for
seven furlongs. but stopped badly. Telescope.
40 to !. then showing in front. But L.aiiy
st0 l. coming from away back under q drive,
got up. to win by a head in i:40, with Tele-
scope three parts of a length in front OF Stand
over. 20 to 4. Master Lester and Victoria
B. we're both well backed to no purpose.
After being In a series Of pockets Rye,
ITO 10 f%avorite, h was much the best. got
clear sailing In the stretch and won the handi-
cap. at a mile. by two len gths In i39 rs.
hhemsn, 3 to I, ran one Of his best r aces ana
took the place from Penarris, backed down
to s.. by three parts Of a length. The latter
was badly ridden.
John Sanford won his fret race Of the sea-
son when his Clifford Ally, Dan scara. q to l.,
showed her heels TO n big. field OF maidens
In the last race. at ak furlongs. and galioped
home with six lengths to spare in i:i3 3-5.
Easton. 8 to I, got place money from Trio,
10 to I, by a length. Loudon Light. backed
from 4 down to II to g.. Was badly beaten.
10 was q great day for Jockey Miller. who
o four winners. Four favortes we're
successful. There was a marked falling on
In the attendance, which was about 5000
The summaries;
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WILL FIGHT THE POOLROOMs.
Empire city Track VIII Use the Usual
Jockey Club Methods In This Respect.

The management OF the Empire City track.
which opens on Saturday. will take ev'ra
care to keep information from the pool; ooms,
in accordance with the policy Of the Jockey
Club. Canvas screens will he stretched 40
that from n~eighboring buildings a view 81
the track cannot he obtained. while a strict
censorship over the telegraph wires inside
the enclosure Will be exercised
The Jockey Clu has been fighting the
poolrooms for two years said one. Of the
managers yesterday, and we intend 10 do
likewise. We will also see that only 70
sponsible persons are permitted to lay tho
prices in the betting ring"
Jacob Hoffman after Inspecting the tracs
from end TO end yesterday said that II would
he very fast. Hoffman also stated that he
would make Use Of the ffstfooted break ~
sending the horses away. He will also en-
ploy the same barrier which has been used
by Cassidy on the big tracks.
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TO-DAy'S CARD FOR SARATOG.A 4.
sp,na~ay stakes. for Two-Sear-Ofd Trmcs.
the Attraction.

SARATOGA. Aug. s-The ~ 1000 Spinaway
Stakes. for two-year-old Niles. Ave and a half
furlongs. IL the feature Of to-morrow's card,
with the whitney entry stamina and AdrianaI
in probable favor over Aimee c.. Half Sow
ereign and others. In a handicap. at six fur
longs. DIR. Gardner. Keator and Far West may
go well, For the steeplechase, at about two
miles. Kernel. Buchanan and Sheriff Williams
may find favor.
In the third race for platcrs at a mile. Tom
Dolan. Blandy and Arimo may cut up the
purse. The nth race Is q handicap for three
and Acrobat having good chances. IN the
last race. for wo-ycar-olds, five and a half
furlongs. Single Stone. Scallop and W. H.,
Lyon look the best. The entries follow
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1000.
onoma Girl. b. m. by Lynwood w.-Man
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King Brine Beats Black Patchen In Oper
Ing Race at Parkway.

The Metropolitan Circuit had a successful
opening At the Parkway Driving Club yester-
day. Black Patchen. savorite for the 227
class pace. sold for $40 in the pools. with Kinc
Brine. owned by Alp Labelle Of Montreal.
at si2. King Brine carried the son Of old
Joe Pstchen of his feet in the second heat
and also won the remaining heats.
During the last heat Of the first race some
one set FIRE to the awning on the clubhouse
porch and IL blazed up. causing some excite
ment. T.. v. G. Scranton, owner Of the trotter
Colonel Julius. tore the awning down and pu'
out the flames. his action averting what might
have proved a disastrous blaze.
Lake Elect, driven by Ike Hully, was the
~fsvorite at s22 to Si6 for the field In the $50
class trot. but he was unsteady and paced
instead Of trotted about half the race. The
Judges ordered Hully out of the sulky and
Judge William NJ. Halsted took his place.
but Lake Elect broke badly and finished IN
the ruck again. The summarize
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uuuard Tourney a, the spa.

SARATOGA. y. ". Aug. q. The gayety of
the Spa is augmented this season by n hi Hard
tourney al the United States Hotel bet ween
Jacob Schaefer. George sutton. Ora Morning
star. Edward Mclaughlin and charles cutler.
The game tonight brought together sutton
and Morningrtsr. Both played with their
usual brill ancy. The tournament will con-
tinua for two weeks. The scores:
FIRST Game sutton. no; Mornin rsisr. 40,
second Game Mornin gstaT. 81 Sutton, IN.
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REMAIN WINS AUTO RtSE.
Covers ~ IL Kilometres In q our N
Minutes 80 Seconds.
Special cable Despatch to THE ~

SDFCTW VTWF UFNUWtW 10 INN NN"t
PAMs, Aug. 6.-In the ONO race
for the Press cup on the Lisieux Circuit to-
day Renaux. driving a Peugeot car, covered
the course in 4 hours ~ minutes 50 seconds.
The times OF the other contestants. together
with the cars driven by them. were as follows;
Vimont. Westinghouse. t:3o38: Ieleie, Dion
BOuton. 444y8.
Sorel. driving a lorraine Dietrich, led for
four rounds. but was compelled to stop fifteen
kilometres from the finish. his petrol being
exhausted. The circuit covers ~, kilo-
metres, Ave rounds being made. The supply
kilometres.
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sONOMA GIRL HARD TO BEAT.
California rIly Takes Ncmptre STATE stakes
After Two Disastrous Heats.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. ~e.--Sonoms Girl won
the 90 900 Empire STAG Stakes at Wentworth
Park this afternoon after two disastrous heats
In the FIRST heat she broke before the half mile
pole was reached and before the great Cali
fornia flly could get on her feet again abe vas
failing the bunch. She just managed 70 &c,
within the distance nag. She captured the
second heat handily.
In the third heat she went into the fence and
ran away with the smashed sulky A. her heels
>. D. Springer. her owner. who was driving.
was bruised slightly. Tbs Judges allowed her
to compel IN the next hest. which abe took
handily. Ed Geers was thrown from hs
sulky while scoring John A. in the third heat
Of the first race. He was not hurt much.
Summaries:
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CHICAGO IN. H., 2; NEW YoRK IN. LII. o.
CHICAGO. Aug. e.-Chicaso made IL four out
Of Ave to-day TO the apparent disappointment
feited with victory and are glad TO see the
Cubs get q good humping now and then
TO-dayis affair was q hne pitchers battle,
and Dummy Taylor lost IL by bis. own wild
heave. Otherwise the fray would have gone
on almost indefinitely. for both pitchers were
were scratches of the kind that q hardhearted
scorer might call errors. The score:
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GOLF.
Annual Tournament NJ MapIeweod Opcns
with Autateur Event.

mAPbNWOOp, Ne Hss huhs ue huf tHnuai
tournament Of the Golf Club OF M~apiewood
began this morning with amateur playing.
Match psy rounds will continue Tomorrow
and Thursday. Tomorrow the professions ais
will begin atwo days tourney. summary
n. ri mbaiI % Brookllne beat y. darby, Hanover
Country Clu b & and =. u. Owens. Crescent Athletic
Club. beat W. Ssyre Princeton. 4 and .: a., =. Strpp
son, Msplewood. beat A. Highland. Woodlswn
BY default; Brlce Evsnr. brookline. beat y. Enklish
Ssw Haven: ! aB; :; D rssysrs; Es~sso; beat pr.
XII, beat NJ. L. Yates. Chevy chase. up; N. sIsir
ton Woodland. beat u :, owens. Cornell G,lf Club
New Haven Sand d W Knight, 81. Aasas,ios, beat
u J. Meeher. Marine ana Field and &c B.waler.
b Ssa v "1 n %s;n. 8. iOnnsbur S't Sssi p " :. csSain .
InLrimac Valley sand s; ". bailey jamaica pain:
bye; a. o. sprsgue. 81 Johnshury, beai A. u.
warren. Chicago. 3 and :.
CHICAGO. Aug Q. ID. Il. Sawyer OF wheaton
In defending. his title OF Western golf cham
first place with X. p. Edwards Of Midlothian
and Yale Champion W.. l.. Rowland. Jr., or
Skokie In the thirty-six hole qualifying round
for the. tbirty-six hole FIRST match round TO
morrow. Most Of the high scores were due
20 the high wind. sawyer had a low score Of
~ al the end OF the first eighteen holes but
required 80 for his afternoon round, ".
Chandler Egan had q card o. 20 f2r best score
A. the s%ftsrnoon .co taking s,, 80 10 the morning
~ IhHhl " ~ - =.
II. Y. sawyer. Wheaton, 700; W J. HowlAna, Jr'
Skokic, leo: X Edward Midlothlsn; l1: n y.
Esrn' Enmoor: is1i ": a. 'nyanST' p 3 saas lTo'
~ ', ,nss ~ ~ 'M.y,Ii Norms ndie ITO.
homewood, 10: ": =. Ptllsbury. Onwentsis ~:
Mason Phelps. Midlothian. III. Grover mifgfps'
hrllngton, NE. " D. caay' Itocs islanu; ~, H.
rs A. n. Kuhn; Milton. i7s; R .: Martin Jackson
ff ddw;rds' Midlothian Ia "a Paul Hunter. midlothian
ia a SecusI RiVsrside ia n G, Ingram. MID
Io,b,an M, = tn.,Irs audubon. ia, " Booth
.Ir. Onwentsia, i7s Paul Hyde, Wichita. Kan, ils.
II. u. Lurton, Jr.. i7e; Ralph Ho,giand, Riverside
Calumet, iD n. Alnslle; Westward ho. $50
w. y. Lsngford. westward ho. NO.
Ont: hng' o. bogeS ana "
preaching competitions we're on me caro- hor
to-days play NJ the nternationaI solnns
tournament a. the I.amnton oou anu oounL
try Club. The comparatively easy par meIk
OF IS for the e.O0t YARDS OF me iIsmDton COURSE
looked as though u were IN ior 2 rstner ss-
we're humping, however, az ~ usually the case
the majority OF the compe,itors Iounu 'ne
DOGGY figure a rather nara proposit'oh 10
JianOap Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-07
0rby . Probable starter In 81. L-scr

SpecITf Cahe Despnfeh % the SUN
KISo~ToN. ireland. Aug. g. The repor'
circulation yesterday a. to the cond. d
of Richard Cookers colt Orbv would ~.
10 have been e~xAggera,ed. His VIM
all right. He suffered from a chill. hu'
veterinary surgeon Who has charge NJ o..
believes he will he In good shape for 'be
Leger on September IL.