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egg, one cup Of sugar Ssifted once, two
s'cant cups Of -four. sifted several
times ,one-half cup Of butter one cur
Of milk or water, one teaspoon Of
baking powder. one teaspoon, sof ma
voring, and a pinch Of salt Cream
butter and sugar. then add the yolk
Of the egg beaten lightly. AFTER thor
oughly mixed add the Hour, which
has the baking powder we'll. mixed in
It, and white Of the egg, which has
been beaten to- stifr froth. ,.r=5
Good Cherry Puddina-Take ono
pint Of cherries, stone. and put in dish
in. which pudding is toy be. served.
Cover with one-half cup of sugar.
Then make a cuatard, using two eggs,
half cup Of sugar, and a: tablespoon
Of corn starch to@a pint of.nilk.. Pour
over cherries and put in icesat least
three hours before serving. Serve with
whipped cream ~ - i. !.
+ To make snow pudding. Pour. upon
three tablespoonful Of cornstarch
dissolved Sin little cold waterr5 one
pint Of boiling water; add the whites
Of three eggs beaten stiff, q pincha Of
salt, and a little sugar. Pour into a
pudding dish and steam Is minutes.
! Sauce-Beat the yolks OF the. eggs,
add one: cup Of sugar, one cupful Of
milk, butter the size of walnut, and
boil mixture until it thickens.
6orax will cut soap.-One table
spoonful OF borax in your rinsine
water will cut the soap grease from
your clothes and. make them beauti-
fully white. Remove scum as it rises
Or 1t will stick to the clothes again.
!: Lemonade for 100.-Bring to the
point 20 cups granulated sugar and
half gallon Of water. Roll and extract
the Juice from four dozen lemons and
one dozen oranges. Cut, in small
pieces tow cans of pineapple Mix to-
gether all ingredients and add five
gallons water and any fancy fruit
desired. Use sufficient ice to- make
cold. 49,.
Potatoes au Gratin-One cup of
white sauce, two pints cold boiled
potatoes. decd one-half cup cracker
crumbs moistened with one tablespoon
melted butter; one-half cup cheese.
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.Orer for Hearing ON Petition for Al
lninistr ation. .5
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
st. Louis. tn Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of John.
Bergquist, Decedent. &
The petition OF Sven Bergquistsshav-
Ing been filed IN this court, represent.
Ing, among other things, that John,
sBerquist. than being u resident sc
the County Of st. Louis, State Of Min-.
snesota, died interstate IN tho County 81
st Louis, State OF Minnesota,on tbs:
{ 29th day Of Jul 1905, leaving estate
In the County pt ST. Ispuis, State OF
AMinne0ota and that ssai 4tftioner Is
tho father 81 said decSd Snfs IA snrSy s
|tns q ls q AZ ini ton c IS
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To make cream "whip." - When
cream refuses to whip add the white
of an egg. This invariably gives ex-
cellent results and the egg cannot be
distinguished. When finished it also
adds to the quantity. I have tested
this satisfactorily.
Delicious peach nuddinn-Tako nm
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Potatoes au Gratin.-One cup Of
white sauce, two pints cold boiled
potatoes. diced; one-half cup cracker
crumbs moistened with one tablespoon
melted butter; one-half cup cheese.
Put potatoes, cheese, and sauce, two
layers Of each, in buttered baking
dish, cover with crumbs, and bake Is
minutes.
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:: j. ADAM BEDE
Member Of Congress-, Eighth District
NJ Min

Member Of Congress, Eighth District
of Minnesota. ~. ~
The issue which confronts the
voters Of the, Eighth Cong ressional
District at the ensuing primary cleo
ton is more. s1of a business proposition
Every voter at ali familiar with the
methods of national Legislation knows
that Representatives, usefulness. to
his constituency increases with his
partn1ent Of human endeavorSfn which
usefulness lis more roughly dependa
.ent up on length Of service than III con-
have long appreciatedatllis fact. and ms
a result their Representatives,, are in
large measure, the molders OF much Of
our national legislation. It could not
be otherwise, for their long experience
gives them: commanding places on COM
m1ttees, and the new members, be they
ever SO bright, are practically at the
mercy Of those swho are their seniors
in length of service ;.a>-r
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(seal Probate Court. st. Louis County
= Minn.) =: $500 ' - = :;
Labor World, Aug. 22-2s, Sept. s., 1908,

4 Order Of HeartnE on Petition Tor
z License to Sell Land. .ssT Is
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate of John
L r. Lenroot, Decedent. sssIs.zs
The >petition of Edward Swenson and
John Peterson as representatives Of
the above named John u. xLenroot, hav-
ing been filed In this court represent
ing, among other things, that for rea-
son stated in said petition, it is neces-
sary and for the best interests Of the
estate of said John L. Lenroot. de-
csdent, and Of all persons Interested
therein, to sell certain lands Of said
John L. Lenroot in said petition de-
scribed, and praying that license be to
them granted to sell the said land i
: 1t is ordered, that said petition be
heard before this court, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House.
in, said County on Monday,
the 18th day Of September, 1908, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, and all persons inter-
.ested in said hearing and In said mat
ter are hereby cited and required at
satd time and place to show cause, II
any there be, why said petition should
not be granted. ts5a.s2 4 5tsss
~ BY the Court,
! d IS: sss +. B. MIDDLECOFF,
fsh ~: KS: 50 Judge OF Probate.
(seal, Probate Court, st. Louis County,
Minn.) g z.
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UNION %. l3s-n6eets
. nrst Sunday in each month at Kalauna..
zoo Block President. B. Bredeson: Vice
presidenl. n. Olmem: recording secretary.
81. n. Wilson: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Edgar
+. Hughes, Navs vrtbune efhcs. "a
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sTEAMFITTERg UNION No. l1S-Mse.s
second and fourth Wednesday Of each
month 1T e West Superior s. President
h. II. Dempsey; vice president Il. Cody s.
Cor. Sec. e. Greenwood Fin. ssc.s R IL
Wicks, z33 Lake Ave. s.; treasurer. o., q S.
Larson. go e. Fifth strsss s5 s5
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t e /, .ettate 81 said deceds nt be granted

e, z s sstats ..id deeedsn IS granted
y 81 ordered, that said petition be
e esasq 1 5 this ceurt at.ths Probate
Duluth In said County Ga Monday, the 1.s
5!st. day Of September, 1908, at 81 ten
O'CLOCK A. M, and oil persons inter-
esfe4 In gAald hearing and In said mat
saa sissd and Tsaal5ss
not BE granted. sAfu Z : ''''9n gag ul :
Ordered further. that this order IS
sss aszs BY publication In the. Labor
sapyzo this order be served On the
Eotnty Treasurer Of st. Louis County
~ less Than ten days prior to said day
, .I psated Il Duluth. Man, August s4tn,
BY the. Court. II. .
s5 4 y. B, MIDDLECoFF, +
fsssn! Probate Court, St. Louis Co.
Labor Worll-.Aus. %, Sept s. Il. ,os.
Order Tor Hearing ON Claims. II
ei s. e 0F: MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
n the matter ofs the estate o. pred
er1ck Rtes1and.2 Decedent
| Letters OF administration with will
n az having been granted to Daniel
: . Us r z
+ It is ordered, that the time within
which aH5creditors Of the above named
decedent may present claims against
MS estate In this court. be, and the
same hereby is, limited to six months
from and. after the date hereof; and
that That Monday, the LIST day Of March,
1919, at ter. o'clock A. NJ. in the Pro-
pate Court Rooms at the Court House
at Duluth, IN said County, Be and the
same hereby is, fixed and appointed as
me time and place for hearing upon
the examination, adjustment and al
zlowance of such claims as shall be
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication 1of this order in the Labor
world as provided by law. - : :,
= od 1ated at Duluth. Mimi, Aug. 25th.
Gi.*J. B. M1DDLECoFF.
@<., Judge Of Probate.
(sMeni, Probate Court, St Louis County,
Labor World Aug: 20. Sept. SIP. 1908.
~ 3 =
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis. District Court, Eleventh
Judicial, District. :.;.,,.t- - - -: :,
OLE A Al 3 ] 4! HoGsrAp7. r,.... :
R1KKE ELISE .HOGsTAD,
SUMMONS. - ..
The State Of Minnesotasto the Above
Named Defendants, - j: H.: ~, s:.,H
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the Complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action.
which complaint has been, filed in the
office of the Clerk Of said District
Court, at the court house in the city
OF Duluth, County Of st. Louis and
State Of Minnesota, and to serve a.
copy of your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscriber at, his office,
No. 407 Palladio Building, Duluth, Min
nesota, within thirty days after. ser
vice. of this summons upon you, >ex-
elusive Of the day Of such service; and
il you fail. to answer the said COM
PLANT within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to
the CT TIT for the relief demanded in
said &C mplaint. :.
Dated July goth, 1908 .3,.;5
g. JNo. JENsWoLD, JR,.. :,
:. -, Attorney, for Plaintiff,
1907 Palladio Building.
-. Duluth, Minnesota.
Labor World, Aug. 1-s-l5-22-29, Sept.
f.. ~ E
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LATHERs' UNION. Nc. e, ". w. = III. Y
E.-Meets on the second and fourth En-.
day of each month at kalamazoo Bis.
President. George Walters; vice president,
}. II. &Selleck; secretary. Albert Meldaal;
b07 N. Fifty-ninth avenue AZ: treasurer
A. ;. MeldanL sos 5. sixty-rhird avenue
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s 81 mons mo for Relief, Complaint Filled
STATE "a OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY 81
enth Judicial District. - :, :. >: - =
DOROTHY c. KELLY, .,.&&&
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ISOLATION. Zenith Lodge zNo.s1.-Meets LIST
and 3rd Wednesday Of each month during
the winter season at Marine Engineers hall
S101 w First street. President. W. r.
Hoy. 212 w. Superior street. First vics
president Fred Benson: Second Woe prest-y
dent, Jas. Fountain: Financial Secretary.
Il. f. Barrows. I'll, tsth avg. Is.;5 recording
and corresponding secretary. Albert Jones.
l1OsE. Sixth ST.; treasurer. Jas. Walsh. Is
NJ Firth Ave. w. - 8 ssg .tsgEEB
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Order to Examine F1al Account.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or,
= St.. Louis--ss. In Probate Court. ~
IN the matter of the estate of Martha
liking, Decedent.@i. z. ~ sE&.l.554E I q
The petition of Martha J. Tranah as
representative of the above named de-
sceientsst ogether with: her. Anal ac-
estate, having been filed In this colSrt.
REPRESENTING among othef thiIrgs that
she has fully administered said estate.
sa4ld praying that said final account ct
said Administrations be examined ,ad-
jdsted and allowed BY the court, and
that the court make and & enter its
final decree OF distribution of the resi-
que que of.the estate ct said. decedent to
the persons entitled thereto. and for
the discharge Of the representative and
the sureties on her bond. t.--s.e.
1t Is ordered, that said petition be
heard, and said final account examined
adjusted and allowed by the court at
the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City Of Duluth, in said
County, on Monday the 14th day Of
September, 1908, at ten O'clock A. NJ
and all persons interested in said hear
ing and in said matter are hereby
cited and required at said time and
place to show cause, II any there be-,
why said petition should = not 3 be
granted. - 8 Sl1 :
Ordered further, that this order be
served by publication in the Labor
Wo:ld, according to law. SIS.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi. August 18th,
1908. S7| ~ - - . - : 80
. .s-s~- BY, the Court.
: J.. B. MIDDLECOFF -
(sea1 Probate Court. st. Louis County,
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ELEcrK1cAL WORKERS UNION no. 5,

ELECTRICAL WORKERS UNION NO. 81
Meets on the first. third and mfr Tnurs-
day OF each month, IN the kalamazoo
l,lock. Hail &C. president. VIM. F. MUIR
MAN. sos E. Second ST; financial secre-.
lary treasurer. h. J. Gibbs. 2l5 w. Fifth
St; recording secretary, w. J.. Hunt. 43l
s. 2lst Ave. E. !; w. X. McCoitum. Businesa
Agent, ,431 East Superior ST.: Frank Fish
or. President. Seventh = District Council
National Hotel. Minneapolis. a.inn.
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TO THE words or THE FIrrIErH
- LEGISItTIVE DISTRTC . = - -

For anotnererm' Continuance OF the
happy relatio4 that have existed be-
tween my cd tituents and myself I
respectfully q ounce my candidacy at
Republican nhinat1on as Reprssen tae
tive from thu Fiftieth district. I have
aimed to mel the confidence nereto-
fore reposedh me by organized labor
and shall eneavor to continue worthy
Of it in the fture: S5 .3sss. 81
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BREWERY WORKERS UNION. Ne. 1s3
Meets the frst Saturday Of each month
at the kalamazoo Bldg. No 1s W Superior
street President. A. stenElein: Vice presf-s
dent. Chaa linden; recording SECRETARY.
Robt. Wentlapd: treasurer. Chas. 0oojAr:
financial secretary. Rudolph Schippsz. lly;
East 9th street g.
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COOKS AND WALTERS UNION No. g.
: Meets every second and fourth THURSDAY
OF each month at Kalamazoo Blk, IL ".
Superior street. President John c. South,
Vice President, Miss Ethel Tuck; Business
Agent, Edw. Mansted. Delmonic. restau~
rant; Fin. Sec. EMIL Hollander, 70S e. Fifth
Street; Rec Sec. Nina Landvick Boston
Cafe Treasurer. Geo. :Wansck. SUI W. Sup.
Street. -5sE-s8
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PLUMBERs' AND Giss.rTERs. z.oc.,
Union No. 11-Meets- on the second and
fourth Thursday of each month at Kala-
maxoo hall President, Geo. Blackwood:
vice president, Marion Haynes; recordinx
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., H. R. Tinkham: Imam
cial secretary, J. E. Ribble. 1412 Jefferson
st. 1885, 3ss-is lS4ss3
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4. ", A. 3. u. W. L A.-Assta ths nrps
and third Wednesday OF each month Kaia-
maxoo Block. Ats p. M fresident, Arthur
Moore: vice president. ChaS. Cause: Imam
cial- secretary. u. y. Harvey. 1918 East sixth
street: corresponding and recording secrs-:
tary. r. Little. b17, 11i avenue East,
treasurer Ely DuchaIna $S4:5g 3.ii5
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MUSICIANS UNION No. Is, a. f. Of M
Meets first Tuesday Of each month i &C
their headquarters. ~ West Superior street.
Fresident Arthur Aowsll: VIC. presidsnt
A. Aaakanson: financial secretary, Louis
Aogtae;& treasurer, l. N. Sodahl; sergeant
At arms. Olaf .HaIten; recording secretary.
lngald Westward. q and First Avsnus
West. 80 IL 80. g 5sszEeE
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CARPENTERS UNION-Meets every Tues,
day evening at Rowley hall ITO w. list.
st. President, g, w. Bergher, 1919 b.
Fourth ST.; vice president Peter Anderson,
615 E. 5th St.; recording secretary. W. K.
Wowler, 2115 E. Fifth ST.; treasurer, EdM.
Erickson. 626 Ninth Ave. E.; Fin.-sec.. s. r.
Skrove, l24 Exeter st. 80
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City Union Directory

TRADEs AssHnGDLY-Msst.
second nd fourth Friday Of each mont.
~ Kalamazoo Hall. ~ w. auperior strsses
Py1st4ent. H Pereault vice president. 81 o.
Mcdonald: hninciss sscrstary-troasufeS.
Z VIM. Perry: Observation-Disclosures n: E.
Petsrs. S07 Third Ave. W.: reading clerk.
( Richard Jones'
STRUCTURAL BUILDING TRADES ALI
& ance-Meets hrst and third Monday sc
! Kalalazoo Blk President, JaA H Power;
Wsm aaa'
financial ssc.-treas.. Geo. +. Walters.
fl1e3 w. Fourt1 ST.: BUSINESS Agent y. il
Tallahassee Blk. Offics hours te . Q. n &
= to ?. N. and to p. q. Zenith phone
s 336.y. Z & g 4
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Labor World Aug. 1929. Sept. 5-12-1s-
26, 1903. - =
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MACHINlSTS' UNION ZENITH LODGE
touiih tuesdays OF each month ., the Aaa
building. z21 West Superior street. Press-
dent, S. s. Mcdonald. s29 E. Seventh s.. :;
vice president B. w. Nelson, soy 61se Ave
West; l.. Ewald, financial secretary. 1900
East Third street: recording secretary, ".
F. sullivan. ll9 eth Ave, W. - a
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Delicious peach pudding.-Take one
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]. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Jud ges OF Probate.
g(Seal Probate Court st. Louis County,
5 Minn.) IS
Labor world Aug. %, sept. 5-12, 1898,
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PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPER
HANGERS-Meets every Tuesday &c
kaiamazoo Block. ;lss W. Superior Street
President. w. P. Perry, IL Z. FIFTH ST,
vice president. +. BsvEvioe. 32s e. First st;
treasurer, T.. J. SaIlau;, financial secretary,
D. M. Robinson; recording secretary, Jas
A.sPoWesx.- 5l3 e. Fifth St. = -.
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.< - ,ss*l Judge Of Probate.
(sMen tL Probate sl1e Court, St Louis County,
Labor World Aug. 20. Sept. 5-12 1905
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=! SUMMONS ~.
The State Of Minnesotatto the Above

/. : y a.
Labor World, Aug. 1-S-l5-22-29, Sept.
! 6,E19OS. x, ~ e ~ ~ 81 .~es Z :. 4
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N~v, = -
! . Plaintiff.

R1KKE ELISE .HOGsTAD,
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sllsseAl Probate Court. 81. I.oui1 Co.
u 81 ~ Ii
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-15
Y. N. c. A. LEAGUERS
ARE MAKING GOOD
New League Promises TO Be
Fixture Among Local
Amateur Circuits.

A newcomer which has already made
good among the growing circle OF
Washington amateur leagues is the
Railroad Y. n. C 4 circuit. which be-
gins the second half OF its schedule to-
day
The new league was started by Of
ficials Of the Y NJ. c A, as one branch
Of recreation which the association is
providing for the men employed on rail-
roads running ont from the Capital
The teams are composed OF actual en-
ployes Of the railroads. and must also
be members Of the Y NJ c. A. 20 be
eligible.
The Trainmen assumed the lead at the
opening Of the season, and have been in
first pew ever since. until now they
have a comfortable lead over the Shop
men, which viii have to take a mighty
squirt 10 GUST them The teams are
playing for a cup donated by a local
sporting goods firm.
The grounds, az Florida avenue and
Fiftn street. have been put in excellent
condition. and Is one OF the best laid
out amateur diamonds in the city
While many OF the players are seeing
their first season in league company,
the hack bone of most Of the teams IS
composed Of men who have learned the
game in local amateur circles I'm
baugh was formerly a pitcher for the
Eckingtons, OF the Columbia League,
and q number Of recruits have come
over from the Capital City's last year s
roster.
Tie schedule calls for six games a
week throughout the season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-15
WHIST PLAYERS
GARNER LAURELS
Washington Clubmen Shine
at National Tourney-Tali-
aferro'S Clean Sweep.

Boston had better look to its laurels.
Washington last week jumped into the
limelight as a leading center Of the quiet
but highly intellectual game of whist,
and while the return OF B. c. Taliaferro
with eight scalps in his belt and Messrs.
Lavender and Lewis with a highly
creditable record viii not affect the
attendance at the baseball park. yet ths
fact remains that Washington is firmly
established or the whist players map.
This trio brought fame 20 their native
village by their work at the American
Whist League tournament held IN New
York city last week. Lavender and
Lewis represented the washington
Chess. Checkers and Whist Club, and
while Mr.. Taiiaferro played on the
Kniekerbocker team. Capital fans re-
serve the right to gloat over his VIC
tories.
Wins Feature Event.
Among the trophies brought back by
Mr.. Taliaferro were a Tiffany watch
won in the combination team and pair
match he and his team mates played
against a field Of 80 crack players
representing the cream Of American eX-
perts. and a pin for defeating the Balti-
more club in play for the Hamilton
Trophy. These two events were the
principal ones Of the congress and last
week was the first time for fifteen years
that Washington player has figured
in the team winning either competition
G. r. Watson and Mr. Ialiaferro won
the second prize for pairs, a handsome
silver bowl. IN the match for congress
trophies, open 20 men who have made
the highest trick score in any match or
session. except the matches for the
Hamilton Club Trophy.
The WashingtOnian also captured fve
top score pins. and on the second day
OF the tourney COPIED the special prize
making his collection Of trophies the
highest number won by any one player
IN the tournament.
While Lavender and Lewis failed 10
capture a FIRST place they came third
IN the competition for the Minneapolis
Trophy which carries with il the cham
pionship for pairs in the United States
Their showing IS considered remarla BILE
in view OF the class Of their opponents.
In Fast Company.
Playing on the team with Mr.. Talia-
ferro were Carl T. Robertson. a former
Harvard man. and now a member OF
the Cleveland Club. z. TaIcott. another
Cleveland player. and c. L. Watson. OF
New York city.
in the play for the combination team
and pair trophy the highest score for
women vas made by Mrs oscar Wood
ward. formerly OF Washington. who is
now a member of the Cavendish Club,
OF New York city.
Top score pins were also won by Miss
Charlotte Schmidt. Miss Catherine
Schmidt. and Mrs Virginia S Car
penter. all OF Washington
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LOOKS LIKE re
IN GLIDDEN TOUR
Six Clubs Cover First Half
of Route With Per-
feet Scores.

PHILADELPHIA July 15.-The
American Automobile Association tour
for the GIidden trophy is now nearly
half over and there are still six clubs
with perfect scores.
None o. the teams that have managed
to Eet along so tar without penaliza-
ton lott points yesterday. in spite OF
the ssh run from Harrisburg 70 this
city. Il was l33 niles and the time
allotted vas eevep S9urs.
In passing tn'~@sh Reading on the
run yesterday ne tourists had police
activity 20 contend with for the hrst
time since the tour began. There
seemed 10 be an impression that the
tour was n speeding contest, and = e
police swarmed everywhere 20 stop ANY
attempt at fast travelling As a result
the town was cut out as a checking
station. so that the cars could pass
through as quickly as possible.
It begins to look as II three or more
teams might be tied al the end Of the
tour. and the contestants fear that
they may face extra runs TO break the
tie. a prospect that Is By no means
sachusetts and New Hampshire remain.
however, and cars that have been
weakened by the long strain are likely
10 give way on the run 10 Saratoga
that should end the tour when deep.
sandy roads must be traverscd.
There has been some complaint by
contestants Of the hotel accommoda-
tons met with so far on the tour il
being said that things have not been 50
ideal as tie Official forecast promised
A good deal OF discomfort is expected
at some OF the New England summer re-
sorts. some Of the tourists expecting 10
have to camp out in their cars
The cars viii 20 20 Milford, Penn.
tomorrow, 132 miles from here. as the
first stage Of the run 10 Albany. There
was no meeting Of the contestants to-
night, and many spent the evening at
a smoker arranged IN honor OF the visl-
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