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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
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:. April 7.- Plunging fi'om
eIevated structure OF the South
.de Rapid Transit road toaly. a
trainload OF passengers were lnjur-
ed. some fatally s
Men, women and children thrown
into struggling, screaming mass as
the car pitched neadiong into the
street below.
The first car stood on its end and
the others were piled on top Of 1t.
Those who were able to move crawl
ed out Of windows. Others were too
badly injured to use their legs and
arms and had to be cut out. =,
The cause OF the accident Is not
now known, but defective switch is
held responsible by the trainmen.
The accident occurred at the ssd
street station and the train was pitch
ed to the street with such sudden
ness that pedestrians narrowly escap-
ed being crushed, Judge Carmody OF
Marion. Ind. was among those inter-
nally injured.
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voTE on suNDAx OIosING.
Intense interest," in oSHs,lhe Municipal
Election IN Chicago.

Chicago. April s.-Popuiar inter-
est in tomorrow's spring election in
Chicago is intense. the eovershadowing
issue being the popular vote on tha
Sunday saloon question. Both those
who favor and those who oppose an
"open Sunday haxz been Torkine
valiantly and thefe 5 everp prospect
OF a large outpourins of voters me
foreigners have led tho fight fof I'M
day opening. and secured the sigma
ture OF 1ss.062 voters to the petition
asking that the question be submitted
to a popular vote.
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liant ever held since the invention OF
the automobile
-Four judges will make the awards
In the decorated section. coigntc.
Hoyt. president OF tho Automobile
club OF America; Robert Lee Morrell,
chairman OF the Briarcliff race tom.
mittee; ID. C. II. Parker. president OF
tho Long Island Automobile Club. and
A. II. shattuck. ex.prcsidont OF the
Automobile Club OF America. are mon
who will Judge the cars In this Sec
tion. Their work IL sure TO DO diffi.
cult but their impartiRlity u equally
certain.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10

Salem. Ore. April THE muck
rake will be very busy during the
coming J. s. smlth-c. W. Fulton suit
which was filed by Smith against sen.
ntor Fulton saturday,
All OF the facts Of tho Mitchell
Smith bribery transaction which was
told by smith IN his affidavit TO He
ncy and used by the latter as the
latter In his charge against Senator
Fulton. viii be dragged into court by
one side or the other,
Smith announced today that he In
tended to subpoena every member OF
the 81 legislature that knew anything
about the alleged deal and compel
thom to toll tho story to the court
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Ruef Affldnvits Sent Broadcaat.

Portland, April 6.-Hundreds OF
copies OF the affidavit OF Abraham
Rusf'ss attack on the graft prosecution
ana protecting the "higher ups con-
eerng in the san Francisco graft pros
zsAdtion. which was filed on March 30.
so been mailed into the Pacific
s',west and WI be read BY hum
Fs.Ie II Oregon This week. The rea-
zzn Why Ruefs press bureau should
sd n. setive caizlda Of California is
Aown al present.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
EvELYN's FUTURE IN DOUBT.
Mrs. Thaw May Wed One OF tho At
torneys for the Defense.

New York, April Coupled with
the various rumors concerning the
future of Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw,
comes story today that she will
marry an attorney who was promi-
nently identified with the defense Of
her husband after the suit for the
marriage annulment is granted.
The statement that Mrs. Thaw will
go abroad for any extended time is
not seriously regarded here nor is the
story that she will so to California.
She may go to Europe for q short
trip, however.
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Story Of the bribery.

Smith In hts complaint. after refer
ing 10 tre affidavit which he made
before Thomas H. Newhausen. special
Inspector OF the interior department,
accusing the defendant Of having been
a party to oorruptiy offering plaintiff
$4,000 to influence his action as u
member Of the legislature OF Oregon.
alleges "that on April 4 In a discourse
which he had IN the presence and
hearing of sundry persons spoke and
published OF and concerning said
plaintiff and said affidavit the false
and scandalous words following. The
statements are deliberately and wllful-
ly. false and there Ia mol word of
truth IN t.
Meaning that said plaintiff In
making such affidavit. had sworn
falsely and comwkAad wIlful and cor
rupt perjury.
"That In consequence the plaintiff
is greatly injured In his good name
and reputation. and has been REM
dered liable 10 prosecution for per-
jury. 10 his damage In the sum OF
$4,000"
T~The complaint had been prepared
some time before, but the words The
statements are deliberately false md
there In not word OF truth in IT,
were added as the speaker uttered
them. and the complaint put In the
hands Of deputy sheriff for service
as soon as tho senator should leave
the hall.
J. $. Smith now is resident of Ma.
rion county, but formerly lived in
Linn. from which county he was elect.
ed to the Legislature on the Populist
ticket to the "hold-up" session In 1897
when the late John II. Mitchell was
candidate for election 10 the United
States senate.
II will be remembered that that leg
islature did not organize because the
supporters of Mitchell could not Sc.
cure quorum.
The bribe mentioned by Smith is
one he alleges was paid him In ac-
cordnnce with an agreement to which
Fulton was q party, to induce him to
enter and help organize the legisla-
ture. Smith claims he received $500
and then refused to go in and carry
out his contract
Smith later moved to Marion coun-
ty and Governor Chamberlain ap-
pointed him to position in the peni-
tentlary, over the protest OF Senator
Fulton. Smith has since severed his
connection with the penitentiary, and
now follows the occupation of a
farmer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
EMMA GOLDMAN DOWN AND OUT.
"Quccn OF the Anarchists" win Now
Have to Prove Her Citizenship.

Minneapolis. April THE United
States immigration officials refused to
allow Emma Goldman to cross the
Canadian line into the United States
today and compelled her to return to
Winnipeg, where she has been staying
for the last few days
The "Queen Of Anarchists" will now
have to prove that she Is an American
citizen before she can enter the
United States again. Immigration
officials have been looking for an OPP
portunity to deport her and saw the
opportunity when she went to Winni-
peg
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
BAKER CITY MERCHANTS
COMPLAIN OF RATES.

Portland, April 7.-Merchants Of
Baker City today signed a complaint
against the o. II. q N. railroad ask
Ing the Oregon railway commission
for reduction OF distrfbutive rates ont
Of Baker I'm the Blue mountain coun-
Try and Huntington.
Tho complaint states that since the
commission ordered reductions east OF
Tho Dalles the rates out OF Baker are
unjust.
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MURDER REACTS IN PORTUGAL.
Sentiment 10 Favor Of Ruling House
Constantiy Growing.

Lisbon. April 7.--According to a
message received here this morning by
the state department. the monarchists
were overwhelmingly victorious in
the recent parliamentary elections.
The message e4so states that the dis
orders wenp congfined TO Lisbon. the
resi- OF tNe kingdom belsz, quiet.
T,he assassination of King Sarlos
and the crown prince IS credited with
creating a reaction In favor of the
ruling house and its ministry.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
JAPANESE OFFER INSULT.
s<aff OF American Consulate &C Muk-
den Ls Attacked.

Mukden. Manchurla. April TIM
ternational compilations will arise
out OF an attack made upon the ma
tive staff OF the American consulate
here today by four Japanese. The
Japanese were quickly overpowered
and delivered to the Japanese con-
sulate.
The Japanese consul refuses 70
apologize and diplomatic action will
result 1t is believed the attack grew
out of the Ill feeling between the
Japanese. Russians and Americans at
Mukden
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SEA DOG SUBMITS no DoOlQR.
s*N&2 ~
Admiral Evans Is Gaining at tl!s QAl-
ifornia Resort. IS

Paso Robles. Cal. April 7,--Aduni-
raj Evans continues to improve, but
his doctors are determined to prevent
him, IL possible. from taking any pGrt
in the receptions until the fleet teaches
Santa Barbara.
A bulletin was posted today as xpl-
lows: Admiral Evans had q Zine
nights rest and is feeling better today
than any time since his arrival here"
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TO WELCOME THE FLEET.
san Diego VIII Give warshlp Squad
ron a Royal Reception.

ron Royal Reception.
San Diego, Cal. April T.---with the
arrival OF the battieship fleet off san
Diego now but few days distant.
enthualasm In this city IL passing all
bounds aud the celebration 20 be held
here will doubtless be the most re-
markn bic ovation In tho history og
the American navy.
Later Los Angeles. Santa barbara
and san Francisco win have an op-
portanlty 10 demonstrate their hos
pItaIlfg. but san Diego. BY reason OF
being ths-,first American city on the
Pacific coakt 10 welcome the sailors
is determined "a take precedence AIS
in the onthuslas,sA Of iss greeting.
For weeks tiie Aari0ua nommitte
have been working lkht ana day'p
the results of THAR Rabofs are arr
apparent Thoannh4p of invita-
have been sunt 70 hrominent GU
Of California. Agfxofba ana New
leo and assurance N lnrge cr
dlstinRulshed ylaitnf nave
ceivod.
Pictures ~ REAR N4fh n.an,
ana other offlcerk n e4sr the town.
The stores are funnll n over win Sou.
vcnIr postal earda relating 10 the
tleet' EYeFywnefa a fleet. fleet.
fleet. and also along Nho coast.
New features are konntaniN bolns
added. the latest lei 4 ! aoyel one.
II is proposed that each nszIor IN the
fleet be presented wAth 4 dozen big
oranges and mou8uot or flowers.
rha, would mean abont $4,000 bou-
qucts and 2oo.0@ oranges.
There will bg boat races by
crews Of 'he fleet for prizes Of
by the people OF san Diego, also ,.u-
merous dances. n banquet to the Of
fIcers, illumination OF the city and
harbor, land and naval parades and
concerts
A jeweled sword viii be presented
to Admiral Evans and his wife viii
receive a golden key, symbollzing the
freedom OF the CITY,"
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Repairing Rlocls signal sys.em.

Foreman Massie with Q crew OF
three men, is repairing damages to
the block signal system In the moun>
tains. which was incurred during the
recent washouts. Mr.. Massle has been
located at Pendleton the past several
months, and has not been supplied
with regulation gang until the wash
outs damaged the signal systsm.--rA
Grande Observer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
The Oregon C,ontract

#. e. Cabell was Gem caller We'd
nesday and during conversation stat
ed that 30 inches of snow had fallen
at his place three miles from town.
in the last 10 days. We note in our
exchanges from the ''lower country
that fine weather prevails and fruit
trees are budding, and publish the
above that they may realize what q
touch of "real weather. is.-Granite
Gem.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
Boycott Hurts Methodists.

Chicago, April 7.--An investigation
leading up to the Methodist Book
Concern boycott by organized labor
will probably take place when the
Methodist general conference meets
in Baltimore next month. Chicago
Methodist preachers took action to-
day looking towards a full investiga-
tion Of the difficulty. They assert
that the boycott is hurting the church.
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AUTOMOBILE SHOW Us ON.
Hundreds of Autos in Big Parade In
New York City Today.

New York, April 7.--Practically
every owner Of a "buzz-wagon" in the
greater city is today engaged in put
ting the finishing touches on his car
in order to participate in tonight's
parade, the most brilliant feature Of
motor carnival week.
The line of parade. especially along
"automoblie rom" has been brilliant-
ly decorated and tonight will blossom
out with a myriod of colored, lights.
Hotels are thronged with spectators
from other cities, eager to witness the
s,,an.he,e and windows along the
line of march are at aApremium The
pageant promises to b he most brill
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
BUSY MUCK RAKE
: FOR FULTON CASE
J. S. Smith viii Subpoena
Every Member Of '97 Leg
lslature as Witnesses.
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
SENATOR FULTON IL ON.

bribery Tfan@aciion Ia 1897 Session
of the Oregon Legislature WIN Bc
Thoroughly Aired Ia Court. s.
Smith of salem WIN show Up Rot
tcnnc@ OF the Senatorial Deal
E,cry Member Who Knew Anything
VIII Dc Called.
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U. S. MAIL BURNED.

Northern Pacfic Car Caught Fire
While Tain Was Runnlng {
Tacoma,. April Fire was dissov-
cred In combination mail and bag-
gage car Of the Northern PaelfI> A
the train was passing lPreseost
morning and before the fire seiiI K
extinguished l5 pieces OF bhgg|ss6
two truck loads of secondselss
was destroyed. ~
When the fire was diacns9
car was detached and backed
Prescott. An engine then Haahed 4
car into the roundhouss at zTa6p1iie 8
mile away. where the fire wasAes 81
guished Car not badly 'darnage5s a
the origin Of the fire Is unkn0e
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10

Tacoma. April TIA heavy vote is
being polled here today in thA city
election in which there, Is bitter
fight between Mayor Wright ana
Judge Linck, the republican candi-
date. Challenges at the polls are FREE
quent and two men we're arrested for
iiieEai registration s,tdI votiins, II fssa !
contest win apparelRly be very close:
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b Patton in Milwaukee.

I 1NiWankee. Wis, April g. DR..
FrNuels 1'andey Patton. president of
PFinieftda Theological seminary, will
deliver 8 series OF lectures on theo-
loGioAl tsnIes in Milwaukee this week.
beEinnllIs tonight.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10

The widowThe way to interest
man is to talk about what he IL nost
interested in.
The Maid--But soon tire Of talk
:nS about the man Tan. talking To-
Chicago News,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10

paul. MINI. April 6.--Samuel A.
phflipa : promoter. who was recently
convicted Of enahezzlement and sem
tenoed to seven years in prison, will
appear before the state supreme court
tomorrow on an appeal Phillips was
northwestern agent for the sale of
stock OF the Chicago-New York Air
Line, a projected electric railway.
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Tnspect rather Of Watera

St. Louis, April 6.-Members Of
the Mississippi River commission left
ST. Louis today on the steamer Miss
issippi for the annual inspection OF
"a Hearings will be held in sew
eIaI Hities during the course of the
trin bwn the river.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
New University Daily.

Columbia, Me-. April THE Uni
yersity of Missouri will hereafter
have college daily. The Missourian,
which takes the place heretofore oc-
cupied by the Independent. college
weekly. The new daily press comes
into existence with the hearty in
isis,rsernvnt Of President Jesse OF the
1aeulty.
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of speeches
Portland, April s.--who the en-
ployera Of the two mysterious steno-
graphers are who have shadowed Sem
ator Fulton through his entire speak
Ing campaign and who have taken
notes OF every speech. would be well
come information at the Fulton head
quarters. The stenographers were not
discovered until SATURDAY night at Sa-
lew. when a Fulton man Who has ac-
companied the senator &t1nxheut his
trip located them In Ga Back of the
hail.
The theory Is advanced that they
may be employed BY J. s smith. ex-
senatan who Ia suing Ful'&4 FER San
der. OF they may be in md empiby OF
Governor Chamb sria1n, N'so wanted
to get complete copies d Fnlton's
speech for campaign PURPOSES.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
Riotine i'm Lisbon.

Lisbon, April s.---Serious riotinE
continued today between the troops
and voters. and scores are believed to
be killed and wounded. The news
paper offices supporting Francois pol
Icy were stoned.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
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FIELD MEET TO BE HELD
ON FRIDAY, APRIL ~.

= on Friday, April IL. a field
= and track meet win be held here
. between the students OF the
. Pendieton high school and Pear
. sons academy OF WalIa Walla.
= II will be the first field meet Of
. the season for the high school
3 boys and the occasion Is being
. looked forward to with much
B interest. The meet will be held
. at the Frazier race track on
3 TutuiiIa. Pearson academy Is
3 the preparatory school for Whit
. man college.
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sALEM MINISTER
HORsEWH|PPED
Women Arrested for Breaking
Up a Religious Meeting
Saturday Night.
REV. ooFFEY ASSAULTED
FOUR TIMES IN SIX MONTHS

Church F1ghe ut Salem Resuifod IN
Suspension Of y. y. Gooda and This
Is Followed By Assault on Mindster
Mrs. Nettie Rhoades ard sfiD
Lulu Good, sisters, Under Arress--
Husband and Broslser Aasises.
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ANNA GouLD's FINGERS
BURNED SECOND TIME.

New York. April 7.--Ail OPP
position OF the Gould family 10
Prince Helle DE Sagnn has beon
brushed aside ana Mime. Anna
Gould will marry tho cousin OF
her former husband. Boni Do
Castellano, In Paris within a
few months. All opposition was
Withdrawn at Il dinner held last
night ut the home OF Edwin
Gould and a formal statement
10 that effect was made later.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10

The trouble with most of us is that
we'd rather sit around and XIII 81
ants than to set Up and tackle few
little pigmies
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
PORTLAND FEARS
( H|GHB|NDER WAR
Ten Hatchet and Gun Mep
Are imported From San
Francisco.
MURDERoUs GANG SEEK
ING TO ENTER THE CITY.

Isltter Tong War Is Threatened by
slse Tiaisng OF q Fund Of $1,000 by
AHoria c7lncse 20 Continue the
Aiel,t- SlmI TOngs Are Armed
ssnI Ready for tho Fray--Notcd
Gun E5ssssr Of San Francisco
IAa'il lhe Gang.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10

washlnkton. April 7.--Prendent
Roosevelt win mske a tour OF tho
world after the expiration OF his
term.
This statemant was made authori-
taiiyely at tbs White House today,
His declared purpose u TO give Sec
retRry Taft.if Taft is nominated and
elected. a/fke hand In office wii.out
any dnn&d OF the irnputation that
he was flet1g under the inflpsncI o.
flooseveNtl
Whu& Jsoseveli viii not be under
contrt ct fith amy publisher, he Will
perhatpsf4 some or his best literary
worry 4 result OF she in,endei trip.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-04-10
ROOSEVELT WILL
TOUR THE WORLD.
President Plans Trip to Nt|
Out Of Taf's Way-IfiatI
Is Elected.
PLANS TO GO LEIsURTaT
roR COMPLETE REST.

Bcx Literary Work Of Roosevelt Wiil
Result from the Tonr It Il Thought
Wants 20 Give Tsfs Free Rein,
II Elected, and Avoid Imputaticn
Of Undue Roosevelt Influa,ces---
May Write Book on Ola Word
Economic Condliions.
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BY JEALOUS FIEND,
Sixteen -Year-old Dorothy bradley
Shot Down by weaithy Coal opcr-

Plttshurg April 7.--TLove for ls-
year-old Dorothy Bradley drove a
wealthy coal operator, Samuel Card
ner, aged 60. insane with jealousy.
This morning after purchasing a re-
volver. ne went to the girls home and
killed her and shot himself fatally.
Gardner saw Dorothy out walking
with boy her own age last night and
flew into rage. This morning. he
purchased a gun and did the fatal
work.
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l1ssee Supreme COURT.

4z Tehn., April 6.-The Ten
nsSs2x supreme court convened in
lHlksqa today
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ie'Aa H. W'fN IN mood. nut per-
ndpk on" mic questions Of
VIII fror- the trip.
pfogt III be arranged.
res,
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-05

hard ones to the head without return
Referee Walsh stopped the fight, and
while he gave no decision 1t was the
same m result in favor of Fairbanks.
Stone is a fast and furious fighter and
game to the core. He made a hit with
the fans and will do for future refer
ence.
Anslnser Stops Williams
The third prelim originally was
scheduled between Charlie Anslinger
and Frank Picato. but the latter was
too i'll to train and Joe Williams of
Providence, r. l., was substituted.
Williams had only two days in which
to train for the fight, but desiring local
engagements agreed to take on Anslin-
ger, even under this handicap
This was another good bout. Will
liams showed some c1everness in duck
ing and sidestepping in the opening
round and landed effectively several
times. but Anslinger was better at the
rough house game, and catching Will
liams at the ropes landed left-right-left
to head and Williams went down for
the count of nine. Early in the second
round Anslinger again put Williams
down. but he arose quickly. A few sec
onds later he was put down again and
a right and left to body and a hard
swing to the head put him to the mat
for the third time, when he was counted
out.
There was slight delay before Phil
Brock and Frank Carsey entered the
ring for the ten-round main event.
Meantime Freddie Welsh, the great
little English lightweight who is
matched to fight the winner Of the
Brock-Carsey fight, was introduced and
was given a great ovation by the fans.
Battling Johnson, who will meet Jim
Barry in the Maud Junction ring Sep
TENDER q, also was introduced and was
cordially received. Carsey was Sec
onded by Joe Lazelle, Charlie (Kid)
Bard, Charlie Anslinger and Babe
O'Connor. Brock was seconded by Ed
die Webster, Bill Aldridge, Charlie
Lucca and Kid Rose. After introduce
lions and instructions the fight was on
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-05
WOMEN PLAY IN
FINAL GOLF ROUND
Miss Edith chesebrough of San
Francisco Defeats Mrs. w. G.
Lane of Sacramento
at Del Monte
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PresA
DEL MONTE, Cal, Sept. Ain the
final round over 10 holes of match play
in competition for the Del Monte cup
for women. Miss Edith Chesebrough of
the San Francisco Golf and Country
club defeated Mrs. G. w. Lane (who
received a handicap OF two strokes) of
the Sacramento Country club, up, 2
to play, in an interesting match.
A match over Is holes was played be-
tween teams representing Northern and
Southern California, the Northern team
winning nine matches. losing four and
halving the remaining three. The win
ners for the north were C. e. Maud,
r. Y. Hayne, c. F.. Tubbs, II. s.. Black,
j. +. Neville, d. #. Belden, W. s. Sam
pie. w. H. Laboyteaux and L. S. White.
while II. @. Newton, Capt. j. s.. Oyster
and r. M. Fitzgerald halved their
matches.
The winners of the south were r. N.
Wright, Alexander MacKeigan, s. S.
Parsons and s. p. Hunt. T. p. Mum
ford. s. G. Durham and Colin Stewart
halved their matches.
In the afternoon eighteen couples took
part In handicap mixed foursome over
IS holes, Miss l. Horribly and A. ]. Owen
tieing with Mrs. G. w. Lane and w. r.
CARLY, the net scores of both couples
being 83. The tie will be played off
over Is holes.
There are probably some things a want nd
cannot do-perhaps a good many things
But it's strange how hard IL Is to think OF