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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
Inward and Outward.

The inward effects of humors are
worse than the outward Thew
weaken all the organs, inf1ame the
mucous membrane, cause catarrhal
troubles, and endanger the whole sys-
tenn ...
Hoods Sarsaparilla eradicates all
humors and cures all their effects.
It's the great Alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every.
where established.
Accept no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
What One Town Wants.

A Connecticut newspaper, the Stam-
ford Advocate, d wide awake news
paper published in the good old town of
Stamford. asked its readers to suggest
the best six things that the town could
acquire during the coming year. 1t
received many responses and when the
replies were tabulated it was found
that about 10 suggestions for improve
ment We're made. Some of them were
things which every town and city
wants, but which are easier to wish for
than to get Others were things pecu-
liar to that particular town, but it is
interesting to look over the list and sec
what the people of Stamford think they
want in 1909. Any reader will find in
the list some things which he is sure
his own community greatly needs. On
the other hand. by seeing how many
things there are upon the list which
his town does not need or is already
well supplied with, many readers will
realize how much more favored is their
town than some others. Here is the
list: t..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

That rescue of shipwrecked Japanese
sailors from {. Pacific reef by an Amer
lean vessel cannot fail to help out a
little in the good work of maintaining
cordial relations between this country
and Japan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
The manager of the Pullman {

The manager Of the Pullman COM
pany says that tipping upon it's ears is
voluntary. Undoubtedly. Still most
any man would rather give up quar-
ter and throw out his chest. than to
shrival under the contempt of the
lordly porter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

Pennsylvania feels honored at having
Senator Knox chosen for the head of
the new cabinet, but it dislikes the
idea of losing him from the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

The semi official announcement that
Secretary Wilson is to remain in the
cabinet will be good news to the
American people.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

The Biddeford Journal kindly eX-
plains to an anxious inquirer that Mrs.
Eddy does not write all the EddytOria!s
in the new Christian Science news
paEer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

The sailing of the battleship Maine
under sealed orders is a great mystery,
cut happily the closest scrutiny cannot
discover a var cloud upon the horizon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

Portadown County Armagh). Ire
land, is p roposing to give up portion
OF its public park to factory girls for
the purpose of playing hockey and
other games.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

The fact that Mr.. Bryan rusheS to
would seem to indicate that he has
forgotten that papers map of Bryan
i,,,,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

Wilbur Wright keeps on breaking
records while his brother is recovering
from those broken limbs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

Those who neglected the good ad-
vice about early Christmas shopping
are now registering all kinds of fine
resolutions for next year
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

The days are their shortest now. So
are those whose Christmas shopping is
done.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
Wednesday, December 23, 1908.

The man with crouch feels mighty
lonesome this week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

That York County deputy tanglo
season for the Biddeford Democrats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

Municipal light.
Municipal water.
New school.
New hospital.
New trunk stand
No gambling places.
No low buildings.
Ncn-partisan PAPER.
No poll in schools.
No slot-machines.
Oiled roads.
Park for mill pond.
Park development.
Permanent paving.
School physician.
Post-of1ice building.
Public clrb-rocm.
Public library.
Ry. roun!liouse.
Saloon reform.
Seaside parks.
Sewer extension.
Better sidewalks.
Sidewalk reform.
Skating pond.
Stonecrushing plant.
Sunday closing.
Support local trade.
Technical school.
Theater.
Tree preservation.
Trolley-car signs.
High Ridge trolley.
W ai:ing room.
Widen .At'l't'c bridge
y. NJ. c. 4. building
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

It must be admitted that the testi-
mOny thus far given in the Hams trial
looks 6,ark for the defence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
f WALDO.
THoRNDikE.

Miss Florence Palmer, trained nGrsc
of Portland is at home for visit
j. +. Ashford was in Belfast Satur.
day.
Mrs. Sarah Davis is sufferer with
erysipelas Her daughter. Miss Has
tie, Il trained nurse, is with her.
Mrs Arthur Ward and daughter
Leeola were visiting relatives in Fair
field last week.
Lester Ashford is confined to the
house by bad cold.
w I. Hunt purchased horse in De
troit Saturday to replace the one he
lost last week.
Gently visited Mrs. Palmer's mother,
Mrs Lizzie Harmon in Troy.
STATlON-There is a number Of
cases of the measles in the village.
Some are reported to be quite sick
and under DR.. Hurd's care. He also
has cases Of them in Unity
Mrs Allie Murch visited recently at
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r, Ashford's in Fair
field.
Quite q number from this place at
tended the State Grange in Watervilc.
A Farmers Institute was held in
Grange hall Dec IS. The meeting was
addressed by b. Walker McKeene Of
Fryeburg. DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell of Al
burn and W. G. Hunton of Readfield
Lizzie Bradford and brother Merton
went to RrIfaSt Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

Names shipbulding boom for 1909
seems to be the real thing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
Morrill, Moody of WindsOrville is th'

Morrill, Moody of Windsorvlle is the
pessessor of a watch that would be
priced by antiquarians. 1t is of English
make, being manufactured by one But
tingfor Of London, England. and prob
ably is a relic of the war of the Revo-
luton The first record of the watch
being cleaned and repaired in this
country was Jan /, 1873 90 years ago, in
South Parish, bingham, Mass. 1t was
again cleaned ard repaired by same
man in 1899; next time in 1855 by Moses
Swan of Augusta, Me-. and still keeps
excellent time. 1t is no larger in cir
culnference than watch of modern
make. but it much thicker. The works
are enclosed in the most delicate COW
ering of tilgren and the hands are
large, heavy and of solid gold. 1t is al
together an interesting piece of mech
anism.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

Abolish mosquitoes.
Armory.
Auto regrlat
Benches in park.
Better schools.
Better trolleyS.
Bridge across canal.
Broader policy.
Charity.
Canal st. widening.
Church cooperation
City holiday.
Consolidation.
Department store.
Employment bureau
Enlarged town hall
Fair assessment.
Fast steamboat.
4-year Office term.
Free baths.
Free ;lisreTsary.
Get-together Club.
Home fer aged.
Hotel.
Improved streets.
Larger Advocate.
Lower taxes.
Milk board.
Modern cottages.
Modern tenementS.
Moral tone.
More electric lights
More factories.
Mere fire stations.
More police.
Municipal docks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
GARLAND.

Mrs u. z. Avery. who has been quite
i'll for several weeks with bronchitis. is
improving.
Mr. 1'rancette is i'll and Mrs. Tran
cette is also i'll with a bad cold.
George Skillins is dangerously i'll
with bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Pull
len is ill with plcurisy in her side. DR..
Strout is attending her. 1t is feared
that it will develop into pneumonia.
The Free Baptist Society cleared
about $50 at the socable and sale
Dec ).
John s. Oliver left Wednesday. Dec.
9, for Oakland to remain short time
with his sister, Mrs. Wells. He will
tnen go to Bridgewater. Mass, to pass
a part of the winter with his daughter,
Mrs Annie Penney.
Mrs. G. +. Osgood stopped in Port
lend a few days to see her daughter,
Miss Matte, who has secured 4 posi-
ton as secretary to the Y. w. c. A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

One careless Bridgton woman OF
means will be more careful next time
to heed the brakemans warning.
Don't leave your packages in the
carl" Her bag containing money and
bank books to the amount of $4,000
was left in the train at the Union
station, Portland. the other day. but
thanks to the honesty of Il station at
tache it was finally restored to her
after much telegraphing and telephon
ing over this State and MaSSa chuSettS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
Maine Gossip
The Mistletoe.

Here in her fathers library.
On Christmas Eve, l wait sedatcy
Till Mistress Nancy comes to me
That damsel most serene and stately.
And dangling from the chandelier
A berried spray dong since l knew iD
/ iare vo,lIdaic you-do it. do it,
Well. Christmas comes but once Il year
Less often such a chance / fancy,
So ere YOU cross the room. | fear
That something may surprise YOU, Nan
Cy.
--Theodesia Garrison in the New Eng
land Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

The mayors of BiddefOrd and Saco
and the chairman of the Selectmen of
every town in York county have re-
ceived letters from County Attorney
Hobbs calling attention to the statute
that requires that all roads and cross
roads be marked with guide boards.
He requests that the matter be at
tended to before June 1st. Very many
roads in the county are without guide
boards. condition which is far too
common in all sections Of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
PENO5SCOT.
EfNA

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graves We're at
North Etna Sunday at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Graves.
The installation of officers To: the
year 1909 of Lakeside Lodge, No. s..
I. O. o. F., and Lakeview d. Of r.
Lodge, will occur Friday. Jan. 1.
Mrs. a. NJ. Soule in confined to the
house with bad cold.
Floyd Glidden and daughter, who
have bcen'in town visiting with reld-
tives, have returned to their home at
Ire-uGc Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sweat We're at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Bill t,lleston Sunday, returning nom4
the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Graves will keep
house in the house Of Mrs, Graves
uncle. G.. A. Sanborn on Shaw hill, and
their friends wish them many years Of
Eappine,A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

Life has all kinds of problems. but
just now What to get her" and What
to get him" are the biggest problems
in many young hearts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
BlJRNHAM.

Mrs. Dora Ripley has gone to Angus
! ta to remain until after Christmas at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. &. T..
Purinton.
George DYER mas secured employ
ment on the extension or the Somerset
Railway and has moved MS family
there for the winter.
Mrs. G. +. Sherman, who has been
verv i'll, is Improving.
Miss Emma Flagg OF Clinton is at
work at Nash Goodwin's.
The teacher, Miss Carrie A. Ray and
pupils OF the Village school No. 10,
are arranging to have a Christmas tree
and appropriate exercises at their
schrolroom in the afternoon of Christ
mas day.
There will Ee an entertainment and
Christmas tree at tn" Grange halt
Thursday evening, Dec. "a.
Mrs. Willis Duntnn is visiting rria-
tives and friends in Auburn and vi
cinity.
Miss Mary f. Morang. the teacher OF
the school at Reynolds Corner, Is very
i'll and is obliged to give up her school
Her mother, Mrs. Harriet Morang Of
| Waldot ORC, IS with her ana caring for
her.
Hazel Fletcher and Leon Allen are
attending the winter term OF Maine
Central Institute.
Mrs. Charles Whitten is quite sick
suffering from erysipelas.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Written Of
Fairfield are at the home of his par
ents. called here by the illness Of his
mother, Miss Charles Whitton.
William Garcelnn is very Ill from
blood poisoning.
Mrs. Seneca Jones of Clinton visited
friends and relatives here last week.
Howard Johnson of West Baldwin
was 4 visitor last week at the homo OF
his sister, Mrs William Foster.
At the regular meeting Of the
Pythian Sisters last week four candi-
dates, Mrs. Ralph Baxter Mrs. Will
Hunt, Mrs. Wesley Hunt and Mrs Fri
Bicllford We're given the degree and
after the work a supper was served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

After 300 years OF shipbuilding.
there still remains something new for
the kcnnebec ahipwrights to produce.
An 8O-foOt yacht driven by twin
gasoene engines is an entirely new
type of craft for Bath Such 4 craft.
an S6-fOot yacht, is to be built for
Hartley g. Baxter of Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

The Maine detectives will meet in
Portland. Dec 80, at the same time the
Poultry show is on. but there is no
special significance in the coincidence
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
NEW YORKG0LFERS WIN
noSTONI4NS FIGHT HARD.
JssEeu Cap Stays Here after Sharp
Struggle IN FourSomes.

- fourth year in succession the New York
-. the tricity golf contest for the Robert
I'm plsyed over the links Of the Garden
s,Is Club yesterday. II the decisive struggle
t40 s.csl combination defeated Boston eight
q ~ seven. After the morning session in
xhen New York secured q commanding
70 : * looked like a sided affair
l = the surprise % all the Il bles were almost
9-5s-slv turned when the men teamed up in the
-, fctrsomes- and had II not been for Fred
---.ho- snd John N. Ward. who won their
- handfly Massachusetts, would have gained
she dsy
= - singles the point winners for New York
=. 7rsve-s ". J. Travis. Herreshoff Findlay
-,-,rlss Ward. Joan Reid jr.. and George r
-.s-szr while for Boston 2. ". whittemore T
; =-r7le- srS =. .. Stevenson won their matches
- hzsr individual tilt was between Travers and
= Anderson the national champion and former
,ezssg~hJsets title holder. respectively, although
= .s early stages nothing especially brilliant was
- <-s+ one and then the other winning a hole
t- his cuponeut's mistakes
- time T-avers could not get his short game
s-f-r satisfactorily. and after turning for home
sov- lost TIE next tvTe holes. so that he vas ;
s,-- gong 10 the twelfth. After that he began 10
sr, something Ike his real game. but a. that An
5,-sor 3, ,od derrnie or the seventeenth tee. The
-As---far won the next two holes n par figures
--s---c the match on the home green and then
lining a. The nineteenth after pulling his drive
80 --eghle his Teco=ery oUt Of the rough was one
~ bsyr shots seen the ali day. the ball
s-srrinz within fifteen feet Of the pin This unex-
----e= fash doubtless upset Anderson who. after a
hss--44,,i drive oveTpIayed the green and failed 10
-s- rs : Their cards Were
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

When T-z~e-z and Travis paired up II the four
xr--es II looked II New York was planning to
-,ss~ sure az At least the one match that
-s-szss-- 70 win They were pitred against Ander-
s,- and r Fuller. the Massachusetts cham
-s~- ars this match. Of course, carried the gal
IT, Neither Trsvers nor Travis attempted 70
-t5e is dislike for the tvc-ban foursome. and
- -=--z--fr never fitted" yesterday. Travis
r.r,s5 II Al .ectsgenzrian's game At the finish
-As Postonszns vcn bv = up-
7-b5+feH,ere and Hugo Jolustene proved 4 neat
---,+=-z-io- against Douglas and Reid The
<---7e- 1zf- vent out in 8. and won easily by {
= .-5 : n r7av- For Bcston- a H Shaw and r
? z--ze--=7 z-ere substituted fer a L. White and
= -hg-p n The afternoon, Thiie on the other
.ss e g saver ana Dwight Partridge replaced
.-7e- n Robbins and c. A Dunnng.
-es-,--s v-s-e
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
Golfers O1<f on Many Links
Fox HILLS COLE CLUB.

In the semf-fnal round for the club champion
snip at the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday, B. T
Allen beat 3. S. Botto1ne up and l TO play, and
IA Cozens Hardy beat T. S. Marvin Z up and to
play The finals win be played Saturday, when
there Will also be eighteen-hole handicap. SIX
teen to qualify, for the presidents cup. presented
by Joseph J. O'Donoghue. jr
In the Class a handicap there were five tied at
70 net For the low in Class A George Pratt
with sS-29-70 net, carried off the honors The
following is the result Of the Class and han
dicaps:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
The scores in Yesterdays play yere as follows.
ENeLEwooo GOLF CLUB.

Second round matches for the presidents and
vice-president's cups were played at the Engewood
C.o1f f-l7,b Yesterday Handicap conditions pre-
vailed and several close contests resulted The
summary follows:
Presidents cur-w. c. shoup ~ beat Roy Webb o).
2 IN au5 ! 70 play: Alfred Bourne t6) and W n san
ford QI finished all square; Y a SeggerInan 'Iol oe~
II. N Coke o. up; n Z. D. Higgins I'D peat l. L.
" Tee6Iresidsnt's - c1IF-H 81 Nichols qOD beat s V
Ts.c-y1t1 by Weatherby 14) bear Jr. IL
r Palmer t) ~ and play: Fred snare 90 & nest
e F3oy-uton G1). and 10 play; b W l5aIAs
CI5) beat Dr. G. 7. HanIen Us), up and to play
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
Gross. Handicap Ne,
.ANoE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB.

4 7 Marshall lead the field II the handicap at
fae Canoe Brook Country Club yesterday with
$50 u the anal for the presidents cup J
2 Lggers beat 7. Z Lawrence up and 10 play
TT tae Consolation cup E ". McCutcheon beat
Z l. Roberts : Up and 2 10 play and " E T,
--2Te won TIE third sixteen cup by defeating Z
= l12Tnes Up and 70 play
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

fast but somewhat narrow stretch to travel, with
a few slight grades and several winding curves
There are no sharp corners until they reach the
intersection OF the Woodbury. Turnpike and the
Jericho Turnpike. where there is an abrupt right
angle turn on to the Jericho.
It will not be necessary FOR spectators to spend
the entire night previous TO the Sweepstakes event
On the island as is the IN the Vanderbilt
race when the cars start at daylight The
Sweepstakes will start at o'clock. and touring
cars will be admitted the parkway until $50
o'clock The admission fee viii be $40. regardless
of the number of passengers in the car. cars
Admitted at this price may locate anywhere inside
ot.tne nine miles of parkway except the grand
stand stretch, where the parking spaces are re-
served at SIS each
The entries for the Sweepstakes follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
POOR CARPENTER AGAIN.
British H. Il. II. SuspeHds Him
Permanently for thinning Race.

n1fttee meeting OF the Amateur Athletic Associations
held here to-day the report Of the judges or the
running OF J. c. Carpenter. Of the American team
at the recent olympic games. il the Ac-r1esrs
race. was taken up for consideration. and II was
decided 20 suspend Carpenter permanently
In the final heat OF the 4oO-mstre fat race az tns
Olympic games. on July e last Carpenter finished
first but was disqualified. on the charge OF having
fouIed Lieutenant Vyndharn HaIsTells. the British
representative The other contestants were W y
Robins Of Cambridge. Mass and J 3 Iayt9T-
OF the Irfsh-Amerfcan Athieti5 club Robbins m
ished second in the race and HaIswelle third
The judges decided the race void and disqualified
Carpenter They ordered the rare 20 be run over
two days later but the Americans refused TO com
pete, and HalswelIs had a waikover
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
CLASS 1
CRESCENT 4

Play in the qualifying round for the president :
cup made Up the programme for the golfers of the
Crescent Athletic Club yesterday. Sixteen men
qualified and will play of at match play through
out the week follows: Denning vs.. CanfeId
Becke1 rs. Stafford. Washburn vs. Mcdonald Par
sons vs. Woodward. Peck vs. Burford. I.osee vs.
winner Of the triple tie, Knapp Griffith Hopkins
vs.. Stebbins-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
"A oaH sweepstakes was won by A T 81
with net score OF IS. The scores follow:
PARK GOLF CLUB.

IF5F Telegraph q The tribune
Plaiufield. N J, Oct Sin the play for the chal-
lenge cups at the Park Golf Club to-day for tro-
ply No. ? " r Faber, holder. defeated G B.
Morse. challenger. by up and 2 to play, and for
the Hydewood Park trophy W Y. Gano chaI-
lenger, defeated ". c. McNaughton. holder by
up and TO play.
golf club CHS
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

After the monthly handicap at the Rchnnonf
County Country Club yesterday thsrs were a oand
CONCERT and a club dinner. walker won TIE sgCrs
medal and the following qualified for The cup
given BY r. L. Harrison
y s Walker. T.. so-15-5: r. Mckee. $50
q r Reecker fs-s5-Se. a G. Buckley h5--s-D.
and Levin H Thomas, S-S-G
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
FAIRFIELp COUNTY COLE CLUB.

IBy Telegraph 90 The Tribunel
Greenwich, Conn, Oct Sat the Fairfield County
Golf Club to-day s @. lockwood won the cup pre-
sented by A. z. Foran for redzd play over the new
course, thirty-six holes, with club handicaps Nj
Lockwood's total being 14S. William Bracken and
B L SyTnns tied with a score of 1913 Following
are the scores of those who turned in cards.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

Bv holes re matches resulted follows: Travers
tss- Anderson. ! up Qs holes: Whitteuaere beat
Fsh- II and 70 play: Travis beat Wilder, up
s-61 u play H-reshor beat Jehnstone, up and
- -7zv- Douglas beat CIafiin. up and 70 play;
7--I,s- bezr Robbins : Up and 10 play; Ward beat
7-EEz II and 70 play; Reid beat Thorp- up
sn6 ; 70 pay. Stevenson beat Dunning. UP and
!, =, plsy. FrokaT beat White 3 Up and 70 play.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
moNrcLAIR COLE CLUB.

-Br telegraph 20 The Tribune
@o1tclsi-. :. 7. Oct jerome D Trayers. the
s-ls1s-- ~-arri0n. mas retained the Championship
= ths NoutcIsi- Golf Club. beating T T Reid
II and n e. III the final round. a four-bau
tou-s0r-e to-day was Won by Paul Starrett and ".
r. Cough u-rh a net score Of %
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
nvkER MEADOW COLE CLUB.

there were eight cards returned from field OF
-hi-tv-ri-e starters in the handicap at the Dyker
Meadow COZ club YESTERDAY z F Hunt led the
xrr-sz and qualified fer the championship The
Asz- cards follow
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
WEE BURN WINS TEAM MATCH.

rBy Telegraph to The TribunsI
stamford Conn. Oct 3--The Wee Bum Coli
r.1rb heat the BrooklavTn Country Club OF Bridge
-o-r to-dav IN a golf team match under the Nzs
sai, system OF scoring by score OF 20 70 8.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.
TBy TeleEraph to &C Trihune1

Glen Ridge, y. J., Oct 3-In the final round for
the governors cup on the Glen Ridge Golf Clubs
links this afternoon NJ. h Eyre was the winner.
with the net score OF 70 The final round fSr the
championship between T. w Baldwin and T. H.
Chler was won by the former by UP and to
60 while IN the consolation division c. w Royce
beat E w Congdon up for the governors cup,
The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
FoJRsCNIEs
EFT YORK

E boieE rhs matches resulted as follows An
5s-s-- and Fuller beat Travers and Travis, Up:
rs-reshoT and Ward beat Briggs and Wilder.
u zn6 10 play. Jornstone and Wlittenore beat
ue-elaz and Reid. Up and 70 play, Clafin and
sssrs-so1 beat Behr and Brokaw. up; Shaw
srd Freeman beaF Sawyer and Partridge, ? up and
u
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
UPPER MoNTcLAIR COUNTRY CLUB.
Il TeIegrap.l Il = Trihuns-l

[By Telegraph 10 The TribuueJ
Nontelairs N J., Oct "A handicap sweep
stakes and the second round for the ---esi-
dents cup we're the attractions the links Of
the Upper Montclair Country Club to-day The
first event was won by G. B. Dennis. and A c
Fetterolf and F. ". Sparks were winners in the
second
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
CLASS A.
sALTusRoL GOLF CLUB.

Under conditions that made for good scores
r. G. Colt S9-10-79 the handicap at the
Raltusrol Golf Club yesterday. and F. r. Upton,
jr. beat ". Watson in the semi-fnal OF the l. n
Taylor cup by l up. The best cards Io1 'i0
buffers cup
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
kHpslEY CLUB.

- sc Inks of the Ardsley Club yesterday men,
hs-E competed il an eighteen-hole medal play
handiczr which was Won By a Q. Miles with a
8 1er- Although a good many started. only few
rFrH-ne1 cards. The best scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
he scores in the sweepstakes were.
pLAINFlELp COUNTRY

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
PIainheld. N J., Oct 3.-The point winners for
the fail handicap cups In Glasses A and ? AZ +be
Plainfeld Country Club To-day es follows.