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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

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81 sell ihrfn 90 commission
FOR sALE--misCELLAhEouA
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SASH AND DOOR nAnaAtNs
ispansi ~ uoor, ...,..........-. 3
GLASS cuHteara perfs tssts, s.s-ts- &c
Cottage FROST Wlaaaws rottnm
Eiass sias taHte. tnq sash. siass
wiuao~ frnmss any sias ,....... ice
Porch Cetasnna f.ssstss*ts.sssssst
riesurs Mcaidlns s~r fsss ,........ q
Martlss fsaEks ......s. rF-.s+.sstfss ~
fsxaa natls, Der palF 800. .....s u
and handfsta 20 ether bargains
sena fos cor pries usts shleh ave
matted free o. apuifeatiaa Nher sa1N
al stoek sires p apefs ana einaess
santaln valuable lsfaffwasiea fur sssfx
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rAs largest .ass asa ases heass =
I the u=Ftha ct -t
~, s ssss.a - $3.50 ~ -. ~ ssgsss
Z tixhth AF. everglades heuss made. cakes.
atas bread. salads. ste taueher pat ~
iarmssil :, N'g,,,h ed -. ms ..'s - ee.as
sEwISa MArHiNEa--A iss sss
. INufHEMa. UNN taafHAA AaN"Na"AtA -
I msehias. kest att4Fhmeuts Easfaatsea
ter years and ais meuths sebse fipt!ss
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WIN A.. Main 8sg8 NirEints ears
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raf rnaraaehhFw sgoftinx ana
pea dogs "a au Nin4s pigeons fsFfsts
FRtaits sainea riss E4me fpnsisFs aEa
sains srlts fof price Hst A tsaHets
fiaasFs Hfsiian. %. ~tsif
Faf aate. ues express sakeu. harussa.
team NFlahinx ffga 80 A hieg haz
1889 sth az " fhnns -ArHn AaFs
AtNN f-A
wasted 20 bay tear % hers~s sas
4 haafinM seed B'sa aiaef Munt Ter saAF
al s. 80 per cord. en- tns railroad car
ln4eife ~ elal .ill.e
ceiambis nlvsf nshins beat for ssls
l camFisss nutfit Inquire - 20 n
Smifh 90 island aeFth - . ~ aeehs
t aa
rar xalm-rrits wtnnlaN EnEiish t4t
purs rsdiErsed also ether dogs fie
Nesisr ~-asfh
sEwINo MACHINES = Al sisda
Aaanf aInasr Ruth 1911 Fifaf
hnin isfs. tnd fs7t
Yer sale a wafk horse No reasan.
atis OTTER win hs refused itis ara
sssinE machine - first class ceadss
tian. a. sjg Pike g.
81 % Hats Ksvsnsxu. iiie Firss II
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

VIII buy you a nfcs little tro-raom bun
sstuW cify water. electric light and onlF
four hiurhs O. raF GOOD fieW aua clnne
10 Schools ln q good iorsfian. Price ffte
ard tik each manth Take Green Lake
car % Green Lake station. cur branch
afgrs r "a Giaauek a Co. Green Lake
station Phone North 1st
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A Live riAcn

fremsrtnn Heights IL rapidly Froetna
into city - i alongside the navy
piaciuH their savings there bay now
Al the opening prices large tracts %
land $50. laFke iQts tsei terms 81 and
q monthly.
SEATTLE uoNEsEEKEns co.
owners
Main offices btf-t Empire nldr
Branch office. Brcmeriou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

Nice a.roum bungalow cottage. north
~ Woodland park iot texieo $50. ttfo
down. balance o. per month. Der cent
call etth aud phinncy av Phone North
it white tAa. IS "a
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J uuonFEtIUW a au~H
4tt uaNrg nlae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

YOUNGSTOWN NQuNgeTnWN
five dollars down and " 80 per month
buYs afp0 lut. uuuhetructibla sound and
city view, one block from car lines
II minutes from Pioneer square FinY
dollars down. $40 per month. including
interest A -four rearu. plastefed cottage.
2 blocks from carr ~ minutes from
owner 10 pinfhcd A J MNkin a Go
office Phone Adams asi. residence
West 20. 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

one nissS lafnls6sa roen TIVE zoe
furnished apartment. steam heat go
nina water close Ia 1--WE ears te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

NICE HONE aH ssadY 60 fnnFs into
aFfsa Zee fuds tfefu station nnr
hours ftda ffuH seattle. level lana
seed saii. al fenre1 ana cross fenced .
smell fruits good sell T.rnnu house
With bath barn ard several nus baiialnEa.
Is ehieNsnR eos. farming ftnplsnsenta
Terms
RODENT NAIrRr.
SO fae.s4t Alaska nuildins -f.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

For sale t-room cottage close 70 Mad
iHon II, Cornpr lot easy payments
Price sa7oos tto0 caHh
W v nANhuRY Uoom A. Arcade BIDS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

ACRES Or uoun fANn
Nsef NeaAsek splendid Naii. isesi iHsa
n nslNhhnfH Rtn double year mnnsy
in q ysaf uuiF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

RAINIER REACH
THE PLACE TO LiNn
Finest location on lake Washington
FrHnd NlrWn city water. schools etc.
large lots. on easy terms. so down aud
g. month also few quarter aud half.
acre and waterfront tracts Lumber Tor
building on terms
See q X Etuuevant, owner. aei hos.
ton Block "a 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

! f00--ror boaiao. foot lot in West So.
attic Including all improvements
terms
W X KELLEY.
tii Mutual Life bldg
Main aboi Ind ass
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
DEATH PREVENTS ARREST
after attempt at Murder, Sharp
chase Ends an Suicide.

A. tho risk o1 his life yesterday. Patroiman Fa-
gen Of the East 22d street station. enased nef's
armed and desperate fugitive up three --. hisN9
stairs lust too late to prevent the man Holn oO
rrittinR suicide A few minutes before the man
had tried 70 kill the sidewalk, on tllro aEe"No'
the woman with whom he had been hVlns' IA az
cordance with a pact TO which botn hao asiseu
In his fight the fugitive fired pointoianN thIee
t,ues az the patrolman but missed. The woman
Kittie Clinch was barely touched by the ouhet-
Letters found on the mans body showed that ne
was Richard D. Wentzei, of NO % ChFlslopieI
street Another letter, addressed to the city edi-
tor of a morning newspaper. said that TOT more
than two wears he had been living with hlttie
CIinch All his troubles OF the last few years were
described at length and he told how hehad planned
the murder and suicide
The shooting well planned in advance lie
met the woman at 2Gth street and Third avenue
and started to walk north with her. Without warn
ing he suddenly shot at her. and she fell 10 the
sidewalk Patrolman Fagen, who was Just across
the street, started after him. MentZeI hohrlsilhs
his revolver at those who tried to stop h'Tn' ran
across Third avenue and into the rear entrance OF
CiIligan's saloon with Fagen at his heels ara up
the stairs At the top Of the first flight MentzeI
leaned over the railing and fired three times at
Fagen. This did not stop the pattOiindi' ANU
Mentzel kept on upstairs
As Fagen reached the third floor he heard
fourth shot and a moment later he found the man
lying dea with bullet through his right tempe
Dr. Bradley of Bellevue Hospital took the
woman there wound. mere scratch on !ler
forehead was fixed up easily She SAD hfsI SIl7
was Kittie Shea, of No 153 East 26th greet oh
admitting later that this was not ner name she
was taken to the East 22d street station
Two letters and another fully loaded reNo4NSI
were found on Mentzels body one letter was au-
dressed TO his mother in Philadelphia IN lHlS nc
said that he loved the girl and that ne do tFleu
70 make or his wife 1t had been asTead between
them he wrote. that if one left the otner' the ue
serted one could shoot the other on sight Inc Sec
ond letter was addressed TO the edl'or u d nS'i Il
ing newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
CLASS A
eALTUSRoL GOLF CLUB.

In addition 10 competing in the qualifying round
Of the club championship yesterday, the Baitusrol
members also engaged in several other events.
H. Y. Barrow led the quafers with S. while
g. F. Daniels the buffers cup beating R H.
Clark jr.. 8 up and 2 to play in the final round.
James A Tying the sweepstakes with s2-S-76,
closely followed by A ID. Chandler with 92-i5-7T.
The names of the qualifers and the first and
ond round results in competition for the Baltusrol
cup were:
Championshp-H. Y. Barrow, S.; G C. Rsmsey sS;
c. Sullivan. 81: C p Watson. jr., 50; Howard Gfn,
50: W H. Yawger so: T C Ennever. 81. and II Has
BaltusroI cup ehrst roundl-Theodore beat F. R.
Upton. jr l UP 90 holes): ". II. Yawger from J
A Tyng by default: F. Watson jr, beat J. A Bovine
up 10 play: s. P. Davdge beat J. H Ward. up
c F. Watson sr c. J. Sullivan. up and 2 to
play: H p Nurhe6 w. ?. Morgan, l UP; W. Wat
son beat C. Il Kirk. up 3 play: G. F. Daniels
beat G X B Made, l
Second round-Watson- sr. beat Dsvidge. up and ?
play; YawEer beat Daniels up and S to play; ".
Watson beat Murheid,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
Wins Womea's National Golf Title
bq Beating Mrs. Polhemus.

1,,,,, Oct 2-Miss Kate c. Harley OF I an
- No. won the women's national goll ~ Clial-
,o-sssr tournament over the INKS OF L.ie Ioi-
[~nase Club to-day She defeated Nars- - ,-,,n
kar,,zs of the Richmond County -
-,.ten island up and to play. IN the Iihi -
- ,ha b-illiant manner in which MISS no
- -o-a-Ad her way through the nara emu -
- her victory was more or less ahuoiP'.e ..-
Miss Harley quickly took coiii,i ~ o. o,.sr
,,,r,ine ,or home up the final outcome 49,, "" -,
-. 7-ha same faultless long game ~hlcn ii3s
-, the talk OF the tournament CHai - -.
- - 6 her work on the green LETT hi'le 10 'e
sS,d every mistake the part Of her opponent
-rss turned 10 advantage Mrs' ,-l, ,t,t
sood fight and showed nashes OI
brought her 10 the final round .. 20, /,
o5o.e- y - contestants drove of the largest gal
-. q che week trooped along. There hao oee" "
- of rain earlier in the day, but the si4o"e'
,.s-ed over SO that the players anu
.rte got around without ducklns' -, .,
Miss Harley began auspiciousy pS "il--l- s 49,
=. to1e ,n p par + Mrs. Polhemus topped hel
-. ,5 having TO play out Of the rough was
,-sbfe 10 reach the green on her second AI'et
hs1xsne the second in .. Miss Har4eE shoul1 I - nc
80, the next in g. as Mrs Polhenus oaois - -,
80 she green on her third The latter Stoie
pis! .a1re,,sr bv bringing of a twenty-foot
:. A1+bough bunkered her tee shot 10 'he
.nor+ Fourth. Mrs. PoIhemus recovered wen anu anu
,,s11-es in : as Miss Harley just missed d sI'i -
for 8. -. z,,.,r,,rd County
To the 5la-yard fifth hole 'ie rN'0iii -.
-,.- ,or-ei her drive. while Miss Harley "eiI'
-, -ho con Sc as straight the crow MES and'
1zaz-s holding her stroke advantage, won the hoIe
50 - : This made the Fail River glrl up
weak nutting cost Mrs Polhemus the siA'h h0ie
,,s 3 moor second TO the bunker made heF ioSe 'Ne
long seventh r.. ~. po,
,.ro,,. hut par at the ninth gave that TO MISS
Ks.,l.x so that the latter turned for nome up
eA- ,,-s-t o,.t in e to Is for Mrs. Polhemus-
p1sv,ns the tenth hole badly, Miss Harley lost
!, In TO 5 That made he three up Inc .-
: - - -. -. NE,ss Harley in 3 thanks TO bringing
- g .ix-een-foot put To the twelfth green q
r-s.ter Of Se4 Yards Miss Harley's second e1t tne
esl ,vrentv feet from the pin and when she ran
t+a M. down for q the gallery shouted iha'
made Mss Harley up. and wheh she Won l,e
-. e. ;. -,srfac- the match was hers. Their
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
wlFe's PROPERTY RIGHTS IN ENGLAND.

1t was held at the ~Brompton County court that
a Wlfe'S dresses were the property of her husband
The action arose out or seizure under an
execution OF dresses and other articles apparel
supplied by Messrs- Templear. cosJumers, MRS
de Fries of Chelsea
Mr. de Fries claimed that the seizure was illegal
as he gave his wife the money 10 buy the dresses
and they were accordingly his property
In summing up, the judge Sir William Selfe said
IT had been laid down by Sir Francis Jeune that
II man presented his wife with articles ewelry
or clothing for use only during his lifetime. and
only 10 be used as what legally termed para
phernalia, such articles did become the wffe's
absolute property.
The jury found in favor OF the husband but ex-
pressed regret that the law compelled them to
do So -
The position OF the wife is explained In Law
with Lawyers follows:
The term paraphernala includes all apparel and
ornaments, suitable 10 the wifes station In life
which are given TO her 20 be worn as ornaments OF
the person only, but the term does not include
family Jewels or gifts from strangers. wife can
husband. nor can she dispose OF them by will
"Paraphernana are also liable for the husbands
debts
The husband, even during his w1fe's lifetime
mas sell or give her paraphernalia to st-angers"-
London Express
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
OTHER MARkET1BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 2I-CATTT.E-R Receipts ebout 800 heati
market steady; bevss. 50 l5G$I 80. Texans s. &c =
cows and hejfers 81 5c0S5 10. calves SsGSS Hogs
Receipts about l&Oc0 head, market weak 20 Sc 9Se
Is %; choice hea-y. s. S5lS5 - la
- 20; pigs TS4 So bulk sales s. 800 s. ~ >He
Receipts about 50o head: market steady: native :"
Isl go Western - 40u$+ so yearngS. 81 2sGSS aIos
81 5G$S &; Western 81 557S5 - -.
Cincinnati. oct 24-HOIsS-FairIy active 0Gluo
lower: butchers AMI shippers s. 7OGS5 T5 common:
S2 80 SHEEP steady, 81 25gss 70. LAMBs-Easy ana
East Butao, oct 2t-CATTLE- Receipts $50 hesdi
nsthins doing YEAS Receipts 500 head slow saa
ISc loweF s. Io@l $ 80 Hogs -Recs2ts 65oo sssas
ESQ IorSsys $5GS6: piss $4GS4 %. rogshs s. I9gSSs
stags S4saS4 % davies md grasSers. SSf<5 T0 SHs1r
AND LAMBS-ReceptS 5000 head. active sheep steady
lambs tSc and vearnxs csc hlShe-. Iarabs Sass s.
few Sc 20; ye0r1gs StSSt 20, S49<4 y ewes
Ss s.3dSi sheep mixed. 81 2dS4 =. Canada hnsos y "
Uuion stock Yards Pittshurg oct e4-CArrI.E-sass-
ply liaht stsady: choice IS 1889 prime. 81 Ss5Ss -
SttEEsEIsuppy fair soy- prime wethsrs s. leS4 -
calves. s. S0dSS HOGS-Rsceipts light active. prins
heavies s. 902S8; mediums IS T5@s5 ~. YorSsS
s. 6ldS5 10 IEht Yorkers 81 lSGSS %; pigs - '99S'
Kansas city. Oct. 24-CATTIE- 500 ssss.
market steady; receipts zoo chotoe "a
port and dressed beet s. 2S6ST 80. sar u %
50 6Sss4 X southern steers s. sS4 IS southern sss
81 I5gSS IS native cows 81 @oGsS Is native hee5IrTs
So S0s+ 30: bulls - 25F$S -; calves 50 cSSt6 y 49,
t9s %se s SOC n Ssaa ssp IS s. - sE = sales
$ %; heavy sofxS 10 packers and eutcnsrs - $50
IS 7s hsht SSess IS; pigs. - SeSS sHEEe-Sse',sss
IS IS ana yssrnsS IS aSsss TO- westsIa yearnss
81 scSt So Western sheep. So 4eGS4; stocNeFs ana "
Toisdo' oct "a 4-crAovyR<rep cash IS oTS octOcss
IS es: peesraeer, IS lsH Ma-yh s. 2S: No - So -
B. 81 so, retec'ed ST Is ALSJKE. prime. - 50
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
CANOE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB.

Three matches were played il the second round
&C the club championship the Canoe Brook
N-ks yesterday. Progress also made IN the
consolation division and also in the October cup
contest The e3zhtssn-hole medal play handicap
fer cup presented by c. P. Bassett. president
cf tie club by E L. Downes, with "a
The summary follows:
Championship tseconc roundy-W. E
4. = Marshall, ! up; Russell Hnman tr.. beat ". c,
Johnson. and to play; o. Ogden beat D. F. Lyon,
:
Consolation tsecond roundl-F- W Lawrence beat T
z Hoffman. 2. I. Dcvnes P ". Page.
up and to play a z Humphreys beat L Jones. up
- b Rode beat w. w. PeI
October Cup (secon6 rcundg-A W Maine ir beat
II HinnsEA Jr. up; +. W. Lawrence beat II. 7.
MARSHALL ] W
Consolation lsscond roundl-H. 7. Lyau beat J. T.
ERyera op snd 10 play; W. z f. Moore beat F. X.
Iisi by detsnlt
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
EuRoPEAN PRooucE MARkET.

L4ysFPeo. Oct - --coslpg; wHEAr-Seat asl: s,s 80
Is T%d; March. Is sad; Nav Is SD coRN-sgs
steady AmeriSan mixed = I'D futures Suie pees, p1,
her, IS I'd, January. IS 4&d Winter Psts-94
steady @9s 81 PEAS-CaradaR steady. = Ssd SSS--
Nt xlatao. Faetrc Coast steady. Il l5sgt2 lOS
foNSEEp olt-Huh rehned sPot. nrrner 22s Sd - -
Extra India mess. steady. les I'd PORK-Prirne -
western. nru, Ss HAMS-Sbort cut. IL 70 10 20. 80
9ls q BACoN-tNsuberand cut. % 30 % 80 -
3-si short ribs. l6 % - n SIS, long clear ns
hSht = :" "a 2 weak. SIS al long clear mT IA .
ceaNN. - 90 ~ n. clear hacSs
- N DUH as III; eieaE bellies IA 70 rs u daies
ShentIeTs square, IL 70 II to, dull tts Al - ~ 70.
frtme western, IN uerces. quiet 4as 81, Araefiea -
MED, In pals. Gull 5eS dd CHEESE Csnaiian - -
white. steady. SOS dd Canadian hnest colored
steady, eos TALLOW- PTicse city nrn. 30s. Aust'a.-
in London. dun as % TCRFENrISES ES-Satrite -
2Ss- IINSEFD OII4-Easy. ass PETROLEUM
ZAd ROSIN-ComEnon steady To "a
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

Thomas l.. James. president of the Lincoln va
tional Bank; Leroy W. Baldwin. president OF 'ne
Errnnire Trust Company; 8. s. Campbell president
of the Night and Day Bank William snerer' man, II
aser of The New York Clearing House; Albert ~
Wiggin vice president of the Chase NauoIai D1, ',
Gates W. McGarrah president of the Mechdnlcs
National Rank and Miles NJ. OBrien, vice-preSi-
dent of the Mercantile National Bank
Besides this the executive council OF the ~ Aii'
can Bankers Association, representing many III ~
sands of bankers throughout the country Se
similar petition for separate trIaL
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
BIG MORSE OVERDRAFT
MET BY DEMAND LOAN.
Details of Dealings scsth Banh OF
North 4mer1ca.

Fvidence was introduced yesterday at the MORSE
Curtis trial before Judge Housh. In the oh'I91 G
States District Court, to show that Nhat' ",
Morse on October 1s 1907 which date marked the
beginning of the panic, overdrew MS accouI''
the National Bank of North American sziV'oI W y"
the same day according to the hank Ioatl 9i'ess'
Mr. Morse made demand loan of S2lVVV from ''i1
bank which amount was credited TO ms Peisoiiai
account The security for this loan was Loo shares
of United Copper stock
Prior to making the loan of s211.coo Mr. Morse
already had demand loans from the bank on Octo-
Der 16 totalling $359,OOO On the same day he also
nerotiatea a second demand loan of $4,000 from
the bank which brought the grand total OF his
demand loans up to s590,00e The prosecution also
showed that, when the bank opened its doors for
business on October 16, Mr.. Morse's balance was
only ss723 S. Morse made three separate deposits
on that day according to the testimony of Edward
p. Mexey the government investigator, one or
Ss4 10S 21 second Of s35.642 and third Of S15S0l
This gave him total credit balance of $3.50, 4l9 w..
not counting the loan of the $21l.00, with which
to checks given that day totallng $780,
600 60
United States Attorney Stimson, who is prose-
cutting the case for the government, tried TO bring
out from Mr. Moxey the evidence that the demand
loan of s2I1.OO0 negotiated by Mr.. Morse on the
1000 shares of United Copper stock, was merely a
concealment on the books of the bank of Mr. Morses
heavy overdraft. AS a result of Mr.. Morse's total
transactions for that day his account showed a
credit balance of s41S SO at the close of business
A TABLE OF RESERVES
The prosecution next brought out that the total
deposits of the National Bank of North America
on October 16, 1907. were $5.077,7S3 IL. The law
requires a national bank to keep reserve in cash
in it's vaults equal 25 per cent of it's deposits
Mr.. Stmson introduced table showing that the
reserve of the National Bank of North America
below the % per cent limit every day except
from September Is to October 16, both dates
included. On October , the only 1886
per cent. The table follows
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
HAcKENsAck GOLF CLUB.

On the Hackensack links yesterday members
played for the winners" prize given by H w.
Sykes Only those who have won competitions In
the season were eligible. Sykes led, with ss-1s-7O
but withdrew. This left H. W. Bogert In the lead,
with 83-7-76 while r. B. Smith and w II Watt
next with n The two last named will MIA ',
off and the winner will then challenge Bogert for
the cup. The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
SHORTAGE OF $4,000 IN FRISCO.
City Books Declared to Have Been Altered
A Rookkeeper Detained.

San Francisco. Oct 24-In the endeavor 70 hx ne
resDo1sfbiIftv for a shortage of $3.50 existing
nearly years in the city treasury coInInlll79
- t.or, has made the unexpected discovery
that funds TO the extent of $4,000 more are miss
ing. Criminal prosecution is foreshadoVed IN ths
detention by the authorities OF James G. IomaiIy.
for several years a bOokkeeper in the once He
asserts his innoncenCe-
F-ypert accountants declare that the money was
taken while Charles \ Bantel was City Treasurer.
1har lac-ara that the city books were altered
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

In the final round for the Consolation prize MISS
Elizabeth Porter, OF Brookline, defeated Miss L
w Allen Of Oakley by 3 up and 10 play
II is matter Of record that ever since the United
States CSgif Association assumed control OF these
;chs-orioT in 1895 the title been won
:tv q married woman The first so-caled cham
.riorsfip in 1895 by Mrs c 5. Brown at
Meadow Brook. Since then the nearest a matron
has come 10 gaining the coveted title was III 16sS
when Mrs g. z Fox lost 10 Miss Ruth Underh1l
in the fin. round At Bala and at Merton in 1905
when Mrs l. z. Sanford lost 10 Miss Geergianna
F.shop
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
puNwoooIE COUNTRY CLUB.

Semi-fnai round matches for the lawyers cup
were decided in three divisions the Dunwoedie
links yesterday. The Class handicap was won
by W. ". Harris. with rs net. Summary and
scores follow
First sixteen tserni-hnal round)-F. z. Aiken Il.
Thomas, and to play; W. P Stevenson beat A c.
Whtconb, l
Second SIXTEEN. T Dazen \ B Rode, ,sp snd
70 play; F Roberts from ". F Mcfarland BY de-
fault.
Third section A Dutton beat W. J. oversteep l
Up; r ". Graham beat DR.. Sharp Up.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
1T DIDN'T COME NATURAL

\ Russian mouix sat in the ante-roono Of +hA mil
itary commission Of his town with an anxious
frown on his face friend approached and said
What is the matter. poitr?''
Il am worried. Pottr answered. about my son
/ don't know what To say when the coraniSsfonar
asks me about his age You see. II l make him out
younger IMAM he Is he Will be sent hack 20 school
and &c make him out older they'll stick him in the
army. What the deuce am TO do?''
How would IL DO II you told the commissioner
his exact age
Poitr slapped his leg and laughed deiightedIv
that-'-Pick lie Up. -
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

The Budget Exhibit. at No 165 Broadway. VII
be omen one more week, closing Saturday. Octc-
Der 81 the day when the budget for 1919 Will prob
ably be voted by the BoarU of Estimate The most
important event or next week - taxpayers hear
ing on Wednesday, which viii probably last unt1
THURSDAY and may De continued Thursday,
as Mayor Mcclellan has said tnat taxpayers nav
ing definite information would be given ample op-
portunity to suggest amendments 10 the proposed
bffdo
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
CLASS B.

In the play for the winners cup George S Clay,
"a, W. b Tyler p, up and to play DR.. B.
Van d. Hedges, a. beat W. T. Glenney, g. up and
l 10 play; L. H. Van Buren, 25, beat Dudley II.
Barrows T. by default. and Arthur Murphy, 9, beat
C w King. %. I UP, 13 holes
The leading scores in the weekly competition for
the presidents and club cups the Park Golf Club
to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
FAIRFIELD COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

Something Of . novelty marked the competitive
attraction at the Fairfield County Golf Club yes
terday. c. Il Ellis and F. 9 Hillyard presented
prizes for thirty-six hole medal play handicap
the conditions being that contestants should make
their own handicaps First net prize was won by
c Raw VINO donated himself a ffry-six stroke
allowance, and with that useful assistance Ray
returned q card OF 2al-5-45 B. S. Sims, who
thought forty-eght strokes plenty for him.
got second prize.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
REVENGE FOR FOX HILLS.
Beats the Richmond County Country
Club in Golf Match.

In return match their home links yester-
day the Fox Hills members got sweet revenge
for their defeat earlier in the season and took
the Richmond County Country Club team into camp
to the OF IS 20 Is. Scoring was on the Nassau
system and results were follows;
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
UPPER mosrcLxls COUNTRY CLUB.

sfontciair. n. j., Oct A--on the links NJ ,bs
Upper Montclair Country Club there wers ,u,o
events played to-day. 1s-hole ha anaiean which
was won by f. 8. Williams, and competition for
a silver cup among the OF members rbi
was won by Osborn Lages with a net soora os %
The handicap scores follow: