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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19
HE TOOK A REST.
But Cot II in a Different Way Than
His Neighbor


As It IS undoubtedly true that one
mans meat may be another mans
poison, SO It happens sometimes that
what seems Ike work TO one person
Is regarded as recreation BY another
Had a good lecture on Alasky
didn't We. Eb9" asked one Of Mr
Dodds neighbors, meeting him the
day after the lecture. To sit there
peaceful as pie for two hours. hearing
him reel or the information and see-
Ing those pictures cast on the screen
was a grand rest Tor me. beat out
with cranberryins as ! be-
1T was a good enough tab" ad
mltled Mr. Dodd. IN a grudging tone.
but e didn't rest me any to speak
Of. Between having 70 set stock.stlli
without a chance to get In a word for
two mortal hours and crane my neck
looking at those views. was pretty
well wore when ] got home.
"But i took the lantern out into tho
woodshed and by the time I'd split
up a weeks kindlngs ] felt kind O.
rested an calmed down YOUTHS
Companion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19

They were seated on a bench in
Central park the other night
Suppose. Marguerite" said the
young man. IN low but passionate
tones. 10 the sweet young thing BY his
side. suppose / told you every time
looked at you my head swlms sup.
pose told you your eyes are deep
brown wells; suppose / told you the
scent Of your hair fairly ihtoxicates
me; SUPPOSE ledglng closer told
you yoa are the sweetest. dearest little
angel in an the world What would
you thlnkg
An answer came out Of the dprkness
clear and cool. ~ would think you
had q brain storm"
The silence that followed was Of the
density commonly described az capa.
BE Of being cut with q knife.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19
Rouna . Be TaIkea Ahout.

Mrs. smlth's hair didn't used to
be that color. said one at the club.
u used to be yellow, didn't IT,"
Yes. It did admitted the Other
"she changes the color every llttB
while 70 give people something 10 Sc,
about her They'd ignore her entlrels
II she didn't do something TO attract
attention. she's go inalanieeant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19

thrown Nr h. tho pfeaa trees NE faHr
ehaR plales with their heAls were
lein igem hef aldea, lhe mleeeA chain
nlaiua aHd sAfeuds helNa hllvAsaf
than These ~ Ihe fefpmeRt ot tho
ahuii hplNe muie forward lhaA afb
lhe msfen mAal vaa broken 30 ln
tvo naces these aaeetefles wele
made il, maaHa ol ghe pleppa which
we've feNne aAeai
rhls Is lhe HISTORY al ihe hfsl iealls
sUvaasgNi lefnode experiment fe
aela lta ltsfArchea Whith haN been
made Is 1AiHal centuries. few ef the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19
o. calIa Merkers 10 nlnner-

Our collie dog shows a great deal OF
intelligence He sits IN the kitchen
and watches me prepare the dinner
for the farm hands When | take the
fork and try the potatoes and see II
they are done. he knows that it Is
time that the men we're called. and
he Immediately gets up. goes to the
back porch, takes the rope IN a!s
mouth. and rings the bell for them te
come Chicago Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19

Following the loss OF numerous
wooden labels attached to the plants
In the city park the Turro Corpora
tion issued numerous solemn warn.
lags 20 children. says the London
Daily News
At : chapel near Al hand, however.
a larso pile Of the missing labels has
jus, been found under a hole Ia the
roof. having been carried there by a
iaakdAn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19
lie pRILL.

The chark or Ore drill consisted
merely OF a piece Of soft, dry wood
with a hole drilled in It's center. into
which a rod Of hardwood, ash or oak.
was placed, and caused to reyolye
with rapidity. either by the hands or
by a cord passed round It and pulled
or slaekened at each end alternately.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19

A gold nugget. weighing several
ounces aud thought 10 contain about
two dollara worth OF sold. was found
IN the stomach Of yellowtall caught
hy Capt Hilly Graves of Long Beach.
Cal. about ten mliea out at sea.
The nugget "a really a piece of rich
oge. bui how it came To be lodged IN
the stomach of the hsh rs a mystery.
The flah weighed % pounds and It
ls expected that every luree fish
caught here FOR aomo time 10 como
VIII he examined with the greatest
care by the nahormon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-19

nrs on the elty. destroy property and
mnfder many Of che neaoeahle luheb.
llsAh. SET We have great reason %
oNnegl such a seenc 81 barbarian ana
dlHIluas unless meaHs are taken IS
prevent IT. Therefore, ll lefnndaea
sheuld prevent aueh aelH " violence.
the lNyentlon mest hp humane
snee he foundation 81 lhe eo,efa.
mtnt IA iiSe lhfee Hlalea have fur
nlshed aa " lRe AZ allorneya sgncml.
renns, Nanla aanNNAs olghg Masaa.
eAussla seven and Maryland aea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

For Comptroller Jas. IT Baker
~ Kent county
For Attorney General-Hammord
Urrer. Of Frederick County.
For Clerxof the Court Of hn7ra g
Thomas Parran, of Calvert county.
The platform demands the ~e7aa.
Of the Wilson Ballot Law ravors
the enactment Of q primary election
la~ applicable 10 the whole State .
demands adequate Legislation % pre-
vent bribery at elections or prima-
ries condemns the Democratic rrn-
position to submit another 'dfsf-ar-
eh' Sing propositior favors a mod
itication Of the oyster Gu rura law
to effectuaily preserve the right af
citizens 70 the natural bars n our
rivers and bays tavors a higher
and better grade OF men for justices
Of the peace. Il also indorscs the
administration and policies OF Pres
ident Roosevelt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

On August IA, the Hotel Belvc
dere Company was organized in
Baltimore and the following officers
were elected: President, George
Blackstone, Of Baltimore, vice presl-
dent, John Heating, o. Cumberland;
secretary anu treasurer, William
Whitridge, ot Baltimore, directors,
the officers and Mcssrs. Lawrence
Perrin, Thomas y Nuul, Charles l..
Crane, all vi Baltimore RaIpn q.
Lupton, Of Wilmington, Del, and
Dudley Y. SutphIn, ot Cincinnati.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
The Republican Ticket

The Republican State Convention
met in Baltimore Wednesday of last
week and nominated a State I .caet.
as follows
For Governor-George Il. Gather.
Of Baltimore city.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

To 1891 he entered the law school
OF the University Of Maryland. and
was also taken into the Office Of Sena-
tor Isidor Rayner He finished the
legal course at the University IN
1892, and was admitted - the bar
and practised for few years IL Nr.
Rayner $ office He met with sue
cess and brancbed out for himself.
opening office in the Rayner Build
ing at first and then afterward in
the Glen Building. on St Paul street.
Being burned ont by the big fire,
upon the invitation Of Elk Gov. Pink
ney Wbyte, Mr. Straus had a desk
in his Office for a year. and then
opened his Office iu the Calvert
Building.
Mr.. Straus has held several public
Offices, to which be was elected or
appointed He was appointed gen
eral counsel to the Supervisors Of
Elections Of Baltimore in 1899 and
served until the fall Of 1901 He
was elected 10 the House OF Dele
gates OF 1902. and while there pre-
scented and fought for measures upon
education, fiuance, corrupt practices
and others. he was appointed as a
member OF the Burnt District Com
mission in 1904 and served temprai-
ly. In 1906 he was appointed as
one Of the special counsel tor the
State in the claim Of the State against
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. Straus is considered one OF
the best speakers in the State, and
has been counsel in many note
worthy cases before the .oc4 bar III
the last 10 years
CALEB c. MAgRUpER
Caleb c. Magruder. the Democrat
ic candidate for Clerk Of the STATE
Court Of Appeals, isaratiyeo OF Prince
George > county ana 5 farmer and
lawyer. He was born at Upper
Marlboro % years ago, aud has
never straved from the family lire
side. His father was one Of the
ante bellum farmers Of Southern
Maryland, his family, 10 fact having
been identified with Prince George =
county for generations.
Mr. Magruder is a graduate Of
Georgetown University. and after
taking his degree there ne entered
the law department ofthe University
of Virginia, but left before gradual
ing, owing To the out break Of the
Civil War Later however. he was
admitted 70 the bar in his home
county, ard has practised there ever
since.
Mr.. Magruder was q member Of
the Legislature that called the Con
siitutional Convention in 1861, a.
though he was not member of that
body has not since held office.
Some years ago he was nominated
for Associate Judge of the Seventh
judicial District, and bad as his
running mate the LATE John II. Nit
chell, of Charles county. They were
defeated by the Republican nomi
nees, Judges George c. Merricn and
J. Parran Crane, who still hold
office =
Mr. Magruder married EHz4betu
Rice Male, the dGugateru. Dr. Ricl.
ard Thomas Male, and na@ live sons,
all living In addition tohis practice
OF law. Mr. Magruder farms extern
sively and has d fine estate near
Upper Marlboro
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
DIED

Departed this life. August =. 1907
HEATING, beloved son 81 Mary and
}. Alex. johnson age I . YEAR. : months
and - days. May b. rest in peace
God finger touched him and he sIept
God IN His wisdom has recalled.
The BOON His love had given.
And though the BODY s}umbeg- here
The soul IS safe !n Heaven
by H.- parents
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
FOR SALE AT a sACRAFICE-

Good .4rm near Mechanics. BIB
containing lao acre. nicely situated Il.
AL rplEaHIeute- room 4r.e..l- 4.s
a-.e--aTy Dutbuildia--. Price 10000.
N.i iant mortgage lor ~5BaaD for B
~ > years The proper. j. E...g 81. rita
$1,000 "u for further particular. adj
dress
u 5wINN buHGaH.a-.
AleCLaulc-yll4e. E.l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

Judge Motter, Of Frederick, has
filed an opinion in tue injunction
case Of James 4. August against J no.
I. Best IN which the junction pre-
vented the deieudeul from removing
quantity ofsLrIX .,Om me premises
of the plaintn j. L4a1 PERMANENT
The eourt ru.-4 Jla, jlerr IS gen
eral custom prevailing among farm
ers that when tenant leaves d farm
he does not remove any straw from
the premises, this custom holding
good whether the farm is rented on
shares or for money rent. The
court also held that straw can only
be removed when SO stipulated in
the agreement.-Towson Uetou.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
ST. mHHYS COUNTY REA- c.
TATE FOR SALE.

$50. H. Farm, beautifully situated d.. r.,
Pgt.Ls- Nlr.r Jgs HCcu EI.l.uu'z las al.
fi.ry Point. 4ggacr,s-.;UJ acres al.u.... ...-..
-EE...I .ItD 1efds u % .l..., t..l...- ....
terrific tHrH.GE, barns, t,.s.1rt .I..... ... .
ou--u-4.a. ga xoOg repair. s... ..r.......
sd. .AH.- private yeLsr Crcgas. ftat .-4.g.
me stock LAi-I. = macs 10 Steamboat Wua.t.
Convenient ~ pUstOliee and stores F.,..
slL.yyU.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

Democratic Candidates.
FOR GOVERNOR,
AUSTIN L. CROTHERS.
OF Cecil County.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
DIR. JOSHUA w. Herring.
OF Carroll County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ISAAC LOBE STRAUS.
OF Baltimore City.
CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALs,
CALEB C. MAGRUDER.
OF Prince Georges County,
FOR CHIEF JUDGE,
JOHN p. BRISCOE.
OF Calvert Count.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
EsTRAY.

Two YELLOW COWS one u.rl
OARS spJt Both giving milk. ANS
one giving Information wi.4 " paid.
II. ", JONES.
l4-JLarlf0wa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

\ 50 larm 10 FIRST Election District. snowu
as q um ffill, cDuts ItpIug 10 acres. Large
u"S4anE, barns. &c. AZ = sod repair.
A isu iarm Ou Br.ttUus Bay, near Abe..'.
wharf on the I1lrd Election District. contain
~ 4s' acres. improved - GWvI.as, u.ra-
-tS-, ~ good repair, Exc. seuL ~ a.I
f-7-egla- I4g.4tits. GOOD oyster L-Ulu.-
ga. 9e tAA-. -lGer tbe Hallau o. str IL IS. +
Farm Hl 81. Jerome's CrcgE. cuara. ...l- h.
-~Ets, ag---LHle Tor a home al. .ts .a.. ag. .
Oyster Grounds. Auown as 'lar--yr- POM
anu recently occupied by JCrry 8 Ar.slts94.
as. arm ia Potomac E.sgr.ll ..4 EIl,L.g.
D--iE.cl, gl ST. Mary County. eta.s ...-s a
.s.t-, SHOWN a. ~ MT, lI..f ..r. A.. .
A.s. ..- -. ~ stSEssE fHs--s.t si4. ..
" ~. q ~ k1ELL .-..l-a, 4L.y..
Leon arc ~ ~ ~. 1Ie
O.. D.. HE.--r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

At the late Republican State Con
vention the Hon. sydney h. Mudd
was 1T.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

interest U-Ll b. .--E-l.. ul county -....-,
from ~eptem oeT Isl. lll Ja state taEes .s.f4
an Isl.
A.- faL ~w...- take for Lru wear r....
arr req les-cd a. settle same a. TINS s... ID. mis-
last visit through the county 70 collect Tor inc
year lsy6.
BENZ. tUNES.
August I5-tI COUNTY Irsa.0rt.-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
Tr0aSup0r'S Notice !!
To Taxpayers for Year 1907.

For the purpose OF collecting STATE ana
county taxes loT year .eI.- u.i v.>.g Iug
follow lLZ places lu person OF as lut.-r..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
To Loan

To Loan
5000 uu fer 3 or ; years.
Address.
T. GwssS b. gEotsH~
August SIN Ntehanic-ville, NJ
PUBLIC SIZE.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
NEAR CHAPTICo
Having Sold my farm ] VIII -.uatru.
IL auction Ola The Manor Near Chap
t5cr. oH
THURSDAY, AUGUST p, OF,
beginning 1T lo. a. ~, ms personal pro
perty name in part;
Horses.
Cows,
Vehicles,
Farming implements
household and Kitchen Furu.-
turg ,y'.
Trrm~-AlI sums 10 StO and under
casb- over thae a!1<wx~ aonths credit
will be- given upon J1ig-Nls..r f.isiass note
with approved security
z. Il. T'PPETT.
August tt thnpticu Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

In pursuance OF the above order, ST, hglu..
-tgv notice that nave uuta-uJ.. l48a. IIr.' cd
FH.tIs court Ui ~ .idIy - county. atI.- Sc.
Eer- o4 aalulls ration on thupgys8s...I .s.... OBJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

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Loci
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locals d
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day. Al
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town. n
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for the
Parish
town u
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Jones. q
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Mrs. J..
near l'c
Miss
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Russell
town r.
1'ues,
Leonard
pOlIGIci.
the RES
were nd
MIR. al
New Yo
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child, d
friends
his old
visit LAS
here vel
greatly
his stay
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visiting
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issue.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
Notice to Creditors.

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

u You nave property 10 sell will sell it for YOU
II you want 10 buy property | will sell it TO YOU
4 you have money 10 IOan wall place it for YOU
Il you wish 4 loan on real estate will negotiate it
Tor you.
If you are interested In the above write. call or
phone.
{. q WYNN BURROUGHS.
MECHANICSVILLE, ND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22
Machinery al Pirate Sale.

sept Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

SHS - III
"A tenant
well Is ID
JerOul
bought /
1T. C1tl
BulIOckJ
cOInico (
gee. vii
summed
CostigiI
bar wa(
Both |
field. i
named i
the lapl
ticKet III
Of q well
caIdIdaj
ablest N
fight. |
land thiI
good III
crafts.
but lab
cess Of /
Consj
filling 4
Der Teri
ing. bel
coloredl
w. T.. II
meat frd
on the 4
incarce1
Oh comb
stealing
J. Bowl
Bob. s.
by JustI
Zach cid
waitina|
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-01
BOOD BASEBALL
SEEN YESTERDAY
Ten Innings Needed to Find the
Winner of Two Picked
Teams.

One of the best games of baseball
which has been seen for some time al
the League grounds took place yes
terday afternoon between two picked
teams, one captained by Eddie Fer
nandez. of the Diamond Heads, and
the other by Bill vannatta. of the
kamehameha nine. It took ten in
nings to decide the struggle, and al
the end the score stood 2-1, in favor
of Bill Vannatta's aggregation. AS a
rule clean, fast baseball was seen,
though there was little ragged field
ing on the part of one or two of the
players, and Jones did some throwing
til second which was as wild as could
be found anywhere.
The umpiring and the scoring were
in new hands. Charlie Fa1k gave out
the decisions on balls and strikes
while John Wise was the umpire on
bases. Falk was badly joshed by the
crowd for the judgment which he dis-
played or rather which he did not
display in making his decisions. He
took it all good naturally and there
was no trouble. One of the most in
teresting features of the game was the
coaching from the grandstand, which
came principally from members of the
Cincinnati's crew who We're present.
They were full of fun and between
the sallies which shot back and forth
the crowd was laughing continually.
l.. G. Kellogg. attorney and pine
apple magnate, was the scorer for the
day and his work was applauded by
those who saw him. Harry Wilder
acted els his assistant and between the
two they managed to pull the bell for
each OF the runs which was made.
: Aylett did some magnificent work
in center field and also was a handy
man at the bat. If his base running
waB little less of the truck horse
variety he would stand head and
shoulders above the other outfelders
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-01

in the League. He covers a great
amount of ground in the field but
when it comes to the hit and run pro-
position he is hardly a winner.
Evers let several balls through which
he should have stopped but redeemed
himself by making some phenomenal
catches and stops. Fernandez was off
color. His failure to make an easy
stop in the tenth lost the game for his
side. He was in good form at the bat
and on the bases however. Little
Danny Lemon did some nice work on
the bases. AT one time he had Hamp-
ton pretty well up in the air. taking
such a big lead off first that it looked
as. if he must surely be caught, but
getting back easily whenever the
pitcher slammed the ball down.
There was not a run made by either
side till the sixth inning when Eddie
Desha managed to steal around and
finally slid in with the first tally for
Fernandez's team. The score was tied
in the last of the ninth by Darcy, who
got to first on ground ball, forcing
Jones at second. He got to third by
some clean base running and came
home on Aylett's hit to Desha, which
the latter threw TO nfSC TO eaten the
batter.
In the first half of the tenth, Lemon
got as far as third but was caught
through a pretty bit of work on the
part of Evers who was backing up
Lo On when the little fellow was
caught between the third bag and the
plate. Lo On fumbled the ball just
as Lemon started back but Evers, who
was just behind him, picked the ball
up with a quick snatch and nailed his
man.
In the next half the end came.
Bruins started the trouble by hitting
safely to right. Lo On slapped the ball
down to Desha, who fumbled. Evers
hit to the pitcher forcing Bruins. Davis
caught Lo On eff his base, the out
being made by Desha. Hampton came
up and sent a hard one through Fer
nandez, Evers bringing home the
needed run, which ended the game.
Hampton took Reuters place in the
pitchers box in the fourth inning, the
big fellow having to leave on account
of his work on the cars. Only one hit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-01
GOLF CHAMPION
To BE SELECTED
The Tournament for the Manoa
Cup viii Start Next
Saturday.

Next week win see the opening OF
the tournament for the golf champions
ship of Hawaii. The championship
trophy is known as the Manoa Cup,
as it was presented to the Country
Club at the time that the old Manoa
golf club went out of existence, being
bought with the funds which remain
ed in the treasury at that time.
The following rules have heen made,
under which the championship wsll bs
played for: s.
CONDITIONS OF MANoA CHAM
PIONSHIP CUP.
1. The competition to be played over
Oahu Country Club golf course an
nually.
2. The cap to remain in the possess
sion of said Oahu Country Club and
the winner in each year to have his
name engraved on said cup and to re-
ceive a suitable memento of such VIC
tory.
8. The competition to be open to all
residents of the Hawaiian Islands.
4. There shall be qualifying round
of thirty-six holes, medal play, and the
first sixteen players shall be entitled
to play in the final round.
5. The final round shall consist OF
thirty-six holes, medal play. and the
player having the lowest aggregate
score for the aforementioned thirty-six
holes shall be the winner of the cup.
g. All arrangements as to dates, time
of play, ties, entrance fees, etc, to be
made each year by the grounds CONF
mittee of said Oahu Country Club, who
shall have full powers.
Z. Disputes of any nature shall be
referee 20 said grounds committee,
against whose decision rnere shall be
no appeal.
BYLAWS GOVERNING MANOA
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP, 1907.