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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
ROYALLY
ENTERTAINED
Reno Eagles Give Car
son Eirds a Fine
Reception

Over one hundred people cook al
vantage OF tf>e. special train ran by
Carson Aerie oFssles to Reno last
evening.
The occasion OF the visit 70 the RiE-
erisde town was to greet the Grand
Worthy President Bell Of the order
The train was met at Reno by the
Reno Aerie headed by the Eagle Band
and after q line OF march was arran@-
ed proceeded to the Riverside hotel
and escorted the visiting head of the
order to the Grand Theatre where
President Bell and representatives OF
both the Reno and Carson Aeries ad-
: dressed the immense throng that filled
! the building.
Worthy President Bell spoke upon
the objects OF the order, its fraternal
ism and the good that it ] as accom-
plished. He told of its rise from Obj
security to a membership Of over SEQ,
0a0 members within a space Of q Very
few years. He told Of its standing il
other cities of the United States anC
pointed with pride to its many attain
ments. He is a remarkable talke
and held his audience spellbound from
the frsa to the last. After thc speed,
making a The Grand Theatre tn
members Of the order and thei
friends adjourned to the Eag1es' Hal
where banquet awaited them.
Sam Plat Of this city spoke for til
local Aerie and his address was re
ceived with much favor ana apprecis
tion by all present.
The Reno Aerie q Eagles are roya
entertainers and the visitors from thi
city were given the best the marke
. affords.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
Well Known
Lady is Dead

AGNES Longabaush, for many years
,o.;dent Of Empire and well known
in this city, died at Vallejo reeen''s' :,
of,ar > lensthy illness. The deceaseo
Ia, many friends in this city anu aiSo
throughout the State VINO WIN
najaea to learn Of her death.
sbe was the mother OF Df. hli1's
on Mrs A. W. Corbus, oeth
1on.abaugh, DR.. Rudolph Lohsaoao~
!, { \ and Winiam Hartman.
she was a native OF Ireland anu o. 90
.,a If her death was I'll !eai
nths and Z days of age. San
lonsabaugh, engaged in the WOW hns sr
mess at ophir is the d'vo'ceu nus
b,nd Of the deceased.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
MACKS MAR
ROW ESCAPE
Morton threw Oregon
boot at Head Of Dep
uty Marshal

According to later news received
from the three men having III charge
Charles Morton who, i'll company with
Atwell was being taken TO NcNeils
Island. Washington, Deputy Marshal
Mack had a close call from being in
jured seriously. If not killed by Nor
ton previous to his getaway near Ia
coma the other day.
Morton had worked the Oregon boot
off his les by means Of wire, he
being an expert in this line. Ed
wards and Henreichs were asleep in
their berth and Mack was watching
the men. Morton threw the Oregon
boot, weighing II pounds at Mack S
head and while Mack was getting out
Of the way of the missel Morton ran
to the yesrjbule Of the ca and leaped
from the train.
/ Nack's eccape from death was
/ close one for if he had been STRUCK
bv the heavy boot" thrown by as
powerful and desperate man as Nor
ton he would have probably been in
stantly killed. Morton is IN adept a
releasing himself from handouts, Ore
eon boots and like paraphernala an'
il Is said that he can take off an,
pair Of handouts put on him in les
time than 1t takes to place them o.
his wrists.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
QUIET REIGNS
TODAY in LISBON
Premier Franco Leaves Portugal
on British Man Of War to IS
cape Assassination

people AGAINST him and the new ea'l-
net Will strive ler me welfare q 'iie
Fatherland under the presidency ol
Rear Admiral 90 AmaflL Ahoehef Or
fetal statement gwen oal was - 'ne
effect that the HHeslaehl y ~ : -
net would be supported ~ - 80
groups OF monarchls1s. VINO hau
agreed to forget previous 'AHeieilees'
The SITUATION LOT fEliii-si al.oo
after the assass'ha'!oi ~ - -
and crown Fflllce oeeailie ~ i','.'5i
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Pardon Board E3ostpo1eS Session

burglary. years; Charles Bennett
burglary. years; Eddie Coleman,
grand larceny. l year; Tim Coleman,
eeurelary. years: George Fitzpatrick
burglary, years: Hugh z. Harris,
forgery. years: Joseph HaVleE,
burglar, years: Henry Miller, for
gerry. l year: Louis J. Phillips, assault
with intent TO kill, 2 years; Frank
Sterling. attempt to break jail, .
wears: f. Swartout forgery, ! year;
Frank White. burglary, i year
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
a COMM UNiCATtOM
CARSON CITY Feb.

CARSON CITY Feb. :. 1908.
Editor Appeal
In an article published in the S. +.
Examiner dated Feb. ?, '0S, it was
stated that the land which | offered
ty Of Governor Sparks. | wish to EN-
phatcally deny this statement. GOV.
ernor Sparks to my knowledge, and
incidentally to his own knowledge
never owned an acre of this land anC
was not interested except so far as
the States interest was affected.
F. S. WILDES.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04

Owing 10 the illness Of Governor
John Sparks the adjourned meeting OF
the Board of Pardons which was set
ior today has been postponed for one
week. The following cases remain on
III calendar to be considered
Hubert Sauls, a Negro from Elho
.oafny. murder in second degree, ~
years: Paul Lovelace. Ello County,
burglary. ) years: Peter Thomas,
White Pine County. assault with III
tent to kill, 8 years; l.. {. AmsburE
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04

Miss Frances Olding is confined to
her home with an attack of la grippe.
James Howard is looking after busi-
ness interests in Reno.
Miss Kate Muller and Mrs. T. H.
! kearney visited friends in Reno last
evening.
Ed Carney. formerly a resident OF
this city. is now connected with the
Reno Light and Power Company al
J Keno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
SUPPOSED Act Of Train-WrsCkerS

ditch the tran and then rob it. Had
the trackmen not discovered the ralI
on the trestle it is believed the men
would have accomplished their puf-
pose with undoubtedly considerable
loss of life and property.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
BORN.
In this city February =, 1905, to the
wife Of Ed G.. Peterson, a daughter.

Harry Sutherland has accepted a
position with the Reno Printing COM
pany and will move his family to the
Riverside town shortly.
The young man who is spreading
the obscene drawing throughout the
city is busily plying his trade but the
officers have a clew TO his identity
and he is liable to find himself in a
serious position if he does not desist
/ the practice.
]. G. Lucy, formerly connected with
the State Prison in this city is now
/ proprietor of a cigar stand on Virgin
ia street and Commercial Row in Re
no.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
ADVERTISING FOR BIDS

The government is advertising Tor
bids for repariring and overhauling
the Federal building in this city When
completed this building will be up TO
the standard of the other federal
buildings throughout the country.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
Evelyn Wants immediate Release

herself She stated that the place
was awful and tl.at something had
to be done to gain her husband tree
dom and that done quick The fam
ilv and friends Of Thaw are making a
strong effort to have him transferred
to a private sanitariunl.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
LOCAL AER!E WILL INSTALL.

Tonight the local Aerie Of Eagles
will initiate class o. abut 80 mem
beIs into the order After the initia
ton ceremonies a banquet viii be held
at the hall. The order here is press
ing forward in leaps and bounds and
is al present the largest fraternal or
der in the city in membership.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
NEW MEOlCOS.

An examination of applicants to
practice medicine in the State was
held yesterday afternoon in the Capi-
tol Building, being in charge Of DR..
S. l.. Lee of this city, who is secre-
tary of the state board. The examina-
ton will likely be completed to-day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
SUIT SALE is ON

Joe Smith has an assortment OF
suits for sale CHEAP. Mems suits,
S. coat and vest So. Single coats 81.
Come early if you want a cheap suit
as they are going fast
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Manage for Branch OF
fee we wish to locate here in Carson
City. Address, with reference, The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
GOVERNOR SPARKS I'LL

Governor John Sparks Is iii at his
home near Reno with an pscs Of
neuraleia and VIII probably not he
able to attend to his official duties
at the capitol for a fe days. His
condition is not serious in any way.
7,r,-s-ar-c.,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-After paying
4 visit to her husband at the Mattea-
van asylum Evelyn Thaw today state
~ - Iiftleton. council for ThaW that
un,ess he took the reqired steps TO
have Thaw released from the insane
a-vlum she would bring proceedings
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04

Trackmen on the \. c. 0. this morn
ia1 found steel rail across the
tracks OF the narrow suasa road Cd
j t.sstle several miles from Reno. 1t
! believed 10 have been the work
Of train-wreckers who intended to
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
MOVED INTO NEW BUILDING

The Reno Gazette has moved into
their new four story building in Reno
and now have one Of the finest news
paper offices in the State.
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90

A number OF people from this city
went to Reno last evening on the spe-
cial and attended the revival services
being conducted by Rev. Bulgin in
that city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04

Livingston continues to supply the
Wholesale liquor trade of the town.
If Won need ANYTHING in the liquor
line including the famous A. B. G.
Beer call up Livingston.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04

Lisbon. Feb. A. A strict censor
5h p is being maintained on all tele-
grams and letters leaving Portugal.
Coas;a aerabe trouble is being had
to obtain q new ministry, three hav-
ing Sc far been nafed ana two have
b>cn rejected.
Quiet reigns Al Lisbon today and
the government has everything under
full control.
Premier Franco, who was ousted
from office yesterday has taken re
fuge on an English man-of war and
will leave the country. He fears as
sas5ination at the hands Of the revo
Eutionists.
The new k'ng is rapidly improving
from his injuries received in the stree
battle Saturday. The funeral of tht
King and Crown Prince will be helc
Saturday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04

Mrs. William Black left last even
ing for San Francisco where she eT-
poets to undergo an operation at the
Lane hospital.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
pE7uRNs FRO RAWHlOE'

= caeson has returned from d
II, 70 the new mining camp Oh naN
,''p a.a states that the camp IS get
4. .. ,at,ar every day. He says ina.
e,A ,aasars there are prospering ana
tha+ t seyeral Of them have been receh'. @
" zold for s25,aoo = sss'o' esen. ., mo
y So a,s 80 vii, be issuing from the
canp in a short time. he es.,,.a .,,aand
the population at about two tho'saD'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04

LISBON, Feb. 2.-Under a new
rogime with the King and the estb-
Iishment Of a new cabinet, Portugal
seems to be for a moment at peace
There is an underlying current Of
revolution, however, and the strictest
measures are being taken 10 preserve
order.
At noon today an official statement
was given out that perfect order ex-
listed throughout Portugal. Franco,
the once dictator, was forced 10 Re
sign because Of the bitterness Of the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-04
ST a f's5S OF
TIE MARKET
Todays Quotations as
Reported to n. 6. Q.
Sank
coMsTock.

Ophir ................. So.S
Con. Cal. Va ................. 30
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
ATLANTIC RACE WEEK.
Mann Yachts Entered in Contest for
the Thompson Cup.

IT.. .,,,r+,o Yacht Gibbs race week begins
Tomorrow with the first of series OF these races
in the O class of 22-raters for the cup onered oy
Frederic Thompson. This starts at l p m.
while the race for the cruising power boats around
Fire Island Idghtship begins at a. m.
Fred t Bedford, of Brooklyn, who some time ago
bought the Dorothy O. and brought ner rom
Massachusetts waters TO tune her up Tor the
Thompson Cup races, has also purchased the
Herreshoff- built 22-rater Eleanor from Charles
Fabian of Boston This yacht. sailed by Charles
Francis Adams Sd. the champion or Massa-
chusetts Bay last year. and has been racing NIP
and tuck with the Achilles. 1908 Herreshon pro-
duction designed to wrest from the Eleanor tne
supremacy of the Eastern waters
The Achilles is also an entrant for the Thompson
Gun as we'll as the Eleanors old rival. the Little
Rhody; the CapsicuIn. the Princess and the Chap-
erone from the Sound, and the Soya. the SPIDER
and the Scotia, from Gravesend Bay Mr- beoIoru
is still trying out his two yachts. and he has not
announced vet which one he will enter for the
trophy.
The contest Of Saturday, September .. for auto
mobile power boats has also developed an eA-
cellent fleet of racers. and promises quite as sood
snort as did the trials for the honor OF de1enons
the international cup at Huntington
The ocean race for schooners. soops and yawis
from Sea Gate around Fire Island Aghtsnip anu
return on Thursday has mustered a splendid class
of the larger yachts Commodore x. r Doremus
will be at the wheel OF his schooner. the Lasca
when the big fellows go across the line IN the nunt
for the Underwood cup, and Commodore Towen- or
the Brooklyn Yacht Club, with his schooner, the
Tarnnlany winner Of the second prize IN the cape
May race of July T. will be on hand The Uncas,
the Vigil and the Eclipse are among the other
schooners entered for this Among the sloops
in the Fire Island race the Mirnosa III. the
AtbIon of the Atlantic club. and the Gardenia, OF
the Brooklyn Yacht Club. The yawls entered are
q p Iambke's Phantom the Haviland brothers
sskana, the Guiana, the Albcore and the Dorm.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
aTloNAL LEAGUE STANDING.

While the Giants were travelling from Chicago
to Boston yesterday both the Cubs and the Pirates
added another game to their list OF victories by de-
feating st. Louis and Cincinnati respectively. The
result is that there now seven points between
the first and third teams IN the race for the Ma
tionai League pennant, with the New York team
in the lead by the narrow margin OF three points
and Chicago the run1er-up. three points behind the
Giants and four points ahead Of Pittsburg. With
only a month more to play. and with three teams
apparently evenly matched, this is the closest fight
that has been seen In the older league in many
years.
The Giants enter the homestretch on Eastern
territory to-day with double header with Boston.
and the opportunity is given them to open up Sheir
lead a few points, If their rivals in the West
who play only game apiece. succeed In trouncing
the Cardinals and the Reds again MGGraw's
nitching force is not In the best condition. it
has been under heavy strain during the recent
Western invasion, but the Chicago and Pirate
tyirlers have been working just hard to beat the
Giants It is probable that the New York men Will
have the better of It when they begin the long series
of games on the Polo Grounds which VIII wind up
the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
PLAYERS WEEDED OUT.
Progress Made IN Westchester
County Lawn Tennis Tourney.

Good progress made in the championship
singles OF the Westchester County Lawn Tennis
Association yesterday the courts OF the
Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club. New Rochelle. The
forty-seven espirants in the mems singles were
reduced to nineteen competitors, who fairly repre-
sent the clubs of Westchester County. of which
the organization is composed B. Sears, " Van
Vlack and D. R Todd carried off the honors for
the BronxvilIe Athletic Association in winning
the hardest three-set matches of the day.
The summary follows:
bard White Plains L. T. G. defeated Lowell Lamb ST.
wanoy L T. G. 81. 81: G. NJ. Lord, siwanoy C G.
E; McGinert. Dunwoodis c. defeated George Leec.
sswanoy G. 60 81; william aT J. mn,soo6Is Marwo5Shs
c. c.. 6-2 SO: Abraham Bassford. Jr. Bronxville 4
A.. defeated Joseph Pettbone. swanoy L. T. z. 30.
SER sisaney L. + e. e. eE8 james G. Bsnta- siwanoy
L c. wen from A D Brist0n Bronxste A. a.; 1ce by os
Putnam. Rye L T. C., 10 90 r f. Banks' KyS Il L
fault; DR. Thomas n Cherry Dunwoodie C. c. defeated
Irving Young White Plains I. T. c. IS 81; N, For-
Plains MAroy Y T G. . "a eEs D R Todd A.
defeated Dr.. B. F. Drake. siwanoy 1. T. G. 2-8 e.
Anderson. ea. ia z@s. 50: c F. Baxter rye l. e:
Edss wse e ssf.a.sa Brad
ley slSsneg 1 To5d bTsD.v,ll. A. defeated
Vi Ss sOis'ea H f. sssa1s assasfed + H / W W Paine Rye
kihfn I Rye aa5ea.ed L @ = John Aysf
Hye L T. c. By default, D sands. sxanoy G.
dfsssssd Sssss sssssof G 5sn'f @
Entz Rye s-2 sml .,MoG McGi1ers si,yauoy Dua
c0esie e &C. 6 fsssssa aasS ubbara Mi5aa White
defeated N Lord siwanoy G c. ms 75Sess e%n; WbFs b
default ,,. sssaas Hattlmer gEoqEvis r r he
defaut H Il GhormIey swanoy G. G. trom John
A. Van Dyne. White Plains L T. C. by default
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
RACES At LONG BRANCH.
Large attendance at Opening OF
Fair at EIk1cood Park.
Inv reIszraph 70 The Trihune.I

long Branch, Aug. 31-Ffve thousand persons
attended the opening of the Long Branch Fair
Association meeting at Elkwood Park this after
noon and saw some good trotting and running
races.
Ethan Roberts beat the track record In an ex-
bibition mile, the time being 2:06-
Raachev made two successful ascensions in his
b,s airship encfrcling the track three times In
each flight The ascensions proved 70 be the Dig
featurs of the fair. The summary follows:
FIRST RAcETRoTrING-2:4o CI-Ass-THREE IN
FIVE
S,,o,. = A Dennis linton Falls n. J.. I !
J1Ifa Baufn Pope & Melee, Freehold. N J-.a..-. =
" Time, 2:26k. 2:2T. 2=21S
srCyoND RACEPACING-2:4o CI4Ass-THREB IN
FIVE
r-,xuoo5 Maid George c. stengle, Newark. y. j. !
Nsftis Ethan, J. F. Murphy. Long Branch N j. o
Buster Brown W K Kelly BED Rsd BaaHs s5as ~ ''''
THIRD RACRFTyE FURLONGS.
r.cb.u ! T. Hyrnan (McCahey). !
Nj l. Hnch, J. L. Murphy (ttoEano
49, - Time. 101N.
ForJRTH RAcEwESr END PURsE-sEvEN FUR
LONGS.
racs cameron, w G. Daily CIV. C. Byrnes)-
Amonlad. John Duffy lMeGaasyl
x.ru-rt1 RAcFLHRANCHPORT PURSE-ONE MILE
Lad OF Iangdon Q2usselD
KiI1ochan John Duffy (dcCahey)
I3ova Lady W. H. Moffitt (Egan)-
Time 1Sss.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
sEmI.FINAL ROUND REACHED.

The serni-finaI brackets in the mems singles in
the East Jersey lawn tennis tournament were filed
yesterday IN the play on the courts Of the Eliza
beth Town and Country Club Robert LIE Roy,
REGINALD A. West Richard H. Palmer and Walter
V. Bennett are the players. LIE Roy meets West
and Palmer plays Bennett to-day to decide the
fnalists
The summary follows:
Mems singles (second round)-E. NICK. Gazebrook
Elizabeth Town and Country Club defeated h H Foster
Elizabeth Town and Country Club 81. e-l: p -
West Elizabeth Country Club, defeated ]. h
Kyle Fanwood Tennis Club. e. SO. g.
Third round-Robert LIE Roy. New York Lawn Tennis
Club defeated Dr. William RosenbauIn Harlem Tennis Tennis
ty Club defeated II. Glazebrook Elizabeth Town
and Country Club s-s. 64: Richard H Palmer. Ridge
wood Golf Club. defeated Henry Mollenhauer. Kings
County Lawn Tennis Club. g. 81: Walter Bennett
West Side Club, defeated Otto II. Hfnck. Mont-
clair Athletic Club, S-3. g.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01

The best nine-hole mark Of the day must be cred
tied TO Stewart Martin, the Wee Burn pro-" who
had 20 less than six Ss going out in the morn
ing. He reached the turn in So, and that included
the ninth.
George Simpson the Dutchess County Club man.
who as an amateur a year ago the cham
pionship of Scotland, got a in the afternoon. and
finished with total Of l5S for the day. Jack
Eobens, Of Englewood, and George Turnbul Co.
lumba, a pair OF long drivers, finished well UP
with 155. Tom Anderson. of Montclair, father Of
the redoubtable Willie. had rounds of g and s..
good work for q veteran of his years. All hands
VIII continue thirty-six holes to-day.
The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
BIG SURPRISE AT GOLF
B4RKER LEADS FIELD.
Open Champion off His Game IN
Fan Cortlandt Tourney.

With capital score OF 14s. H II. Barker. OF
Garden City who left the amateur ranks only
year ago. had the distinction Of leading high
class field Of professional golfers In the first half
Of the seventy-two-hole tournament on the Van
CortlanSt Park public links yesterday The for
nler Yorkshire amateur finished the day two shots
better than Gilbert Nichols. the far-driyang PRO
from the Tedesco club. who won this tourna-
n1ent a year ago. Isaac Mackie. Of Fox Hills,
followed with l52. and then came George Low OF
Baltusrol. the metropolitan open champion. with
ls5.
Such favorites as viii Anderson. OF onwentsia-
the Western title holder. and Alec Smith, of the
Nassau Country Club. close up with 164
each. but not the national open cham
picn. Fred Mcleod. whose mark Of 164 leaves the
Midlothian sixteen strokes behind the leader.
VIII Smith, the man from Mexico, who practi-
cally shared honors with Mcleod in the open last
week did a trihe better yesterday. his score OF
15s leaving him still in the running.
Conditions ideal for golf. The wind
amounted to scarcely than a gentle breeze
while the course appeared to be In better turf
than formerly. Putting green's. however, mu-
nicpal courses must necessarily fall short of the
standard maintained at the private clubs. Possi-
bly, by contrast with the billiard-table surfaces
at Myopia, the Van Cortlandt green's seemed
worse than they really were At all events shey
were the best the authorities could provide. and
it was fair for one as another
After Park Commissioner Berry formally opened
proceedings in he morning by driving the first ball.
the pairs got away at ve-uinute intervals and the
hustling committee OF the Scottish-American Golf
Club in charge Of this years tournament, produced
a scorer for every couple. There dfty-hye-odd
starters. and al. save two returned full cards
James c. Craig, chairman, and S. B. McClinton.
the secretary, were especially active officials
More than a thousand persons visited the course
during the day.
Barker found the short course Just to his liking
and started off with six consecutive 4s for the
hill holes at the uo-yard fifteenth hole en-
abied him complete the first round in In the
afternoon Barker registered another at the sew
entl, l6o-yard hole, and he went out in capital
81 A SO home gave him g. the best eighteen-hole
score of the day. Incidentally, It special
SIS prize for the Garden City man. Martin OLough-
lin. the P1ainfeld homebred. who played with
Barker. was handicapped with weak wrist which
he broke several months ago. Barker's card was: