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New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
CHAPERONE A WINNER.
Leads Glass @ Sloops in Huguenot
Yacht Club Regatta.

Robert Jacob. jr.s. Chaperone one OF the speedy
Glass soops that has been competing successfully
in many of the leading Long Island Sound regattas
this season carried honors yesterday In the
annual regatta of the Huguenot Yacht Club. OF New
Rochelle The Chaperone made the fastest time
over the hfteen-mie course, hours 10 minutes and
seconds winning the prize in her class by defeat
ing F. L. Vulte's Quest by 8 minutes and 40 sec
onds All three of the Glass sloops made better
time than Rascal III which. owing to the non-arri-
val of her competitor the Skate, had sai-over IN
the Glass class. The Skate arrived late and was
sent over the and one-quarter mile course
against the Ogeemah sailing regular time allow
snce but by elapsed time the Ogeemah led by
minutes and seconds.
The regatta the fourteenth annual event OF
the Husuenot Yacht Club and the largest number
of boats in the clubs history started-forty three
divided into sixteen classes
The Dorothy and the Houri made close race IN
the Iarchmont 20foot class the former getting over
the line at the finish l minute and second in the
lead The Mystic had easy victory in the Rhode
Tsland class and the Echo led the New Rochelle
one-design class The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
C4RLOKIN TAKES STAKE.
Wins Rich Prise at Buffalo Grand
Circuit Meeting.

Buffalo Aug 15-The two-day Grand Circuit
meeting here closed to-day with the running or
three stake events The feature was the ten
thousand dollar Empire State Stake, for 2:ll trot
ters The big race won handfly by the
speedy Mckinney stallion Carlokfn. owned ana
driven by w G. Durfee, the California horse
man. The California horse had to step the first
mile in 2:0sA equalling his record made at
Peoria, TO beat the challenger, Locust Jack, in a
brilliant struggle through the stretch. De Witt
the Cleveland gelding, which got second money
in the big race, has beaten Carlokin twice this
season.
The first and second heats resulted in close fin
ishes. Carlokin got the pole in the first heat At
the three-quarters Mae Heart challenged and was
nearly on even terms when she broke. Durfee
and McHenry were using the whip in the final
struggle. In the second heat Carlokin and Locust
position the head Of the stretch, where the gray
geldng began to falter. Carlokin nailed De Witt
and Genteel II. at the three-quarter pole and won'
with plenty TO spare, In the down the stretch
Alceste, driven by Geers, won the 2:16 trot
Aouin won the first heat in 2:o9h, chased to the
wire by Alceste The next three heaIs were won
in order by the daughter of Jay Bird
George Gano the 2:19 pace in straight
heats. Three faced the starter-Gano DR.. Bon
ney and Princess Direct They finished in the
order named. The second mile was paced in 2;12.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

Doctors Cup (second round)-H: c Cornwall beat
Phraner and play; De Forest Lyon beat
E C. Lum up and play f. l.! Downs beat H
J. Lyal, up and 1 to play.
Eonac Cup Second roundlmR Van Bokkelen beat
BalIou. ]. ]. Mangin beat A. Spinning. and
z TO play; W. G. Lawrence beat R. c. Wilson, UP and
1 play.
First Consolation Cup (second round)-E NJ Deve-
voise beat W. A. Tanning by default; A. F. Cornwall
beat J. J.. Toppin by default; W. r. Thompson beat
j. s. Geertz. and to play; J. Eggers beat NJ. T
by default
Second Consolation Cup (second round)-C. F. Lutz
beat w. Perry, / up (19 holes); Halsey beat T
Gadebush by default: A L. Bahler beat f. B. Gambler.
8 up and to play; F. Nj. Mcdonald beat II. J. Cullen
hv Sefo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
TARS IN CALM
Light Wind Interferes scfth Regatta
of NeSc York Canoe Club.

Half hour after the sun had sunk behind the
Staten Island hills fleet Of crack racing boats
was vanly trying TO make the finish line yesterday
in the annual regatta OF the New York Canoe Club
Light and tickle winds had spoiled the afternoon
for the Gravesend Bay tars, and out of fotla
of thirty-four craft only ten were able to reach
home before the customary time limit had expired
Both Of the 27-footers were able to finish the
race only however, after the course had been cut
in half E F. Iuckenbach's Sue was the winner,
defeating J. B. O'Donohue's Crescent by more than
twenty minutes. The yawl class sailed the full
course and on both actual and corrected time the
Sakana which is the property Of the Havfiano
brothers was the victor. Among the 22-footers the
To1 which belongs to w. H Childs, was in the lead
at the end of the first round, when the race was
officially ended and the Adyta, on both corrected
and actual time, took the first division of the
handicap class. Though several were nearing the
finish line when the time limit was up not a boat
in the other classes was timed.
summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
wykaeYL COUNTRY CLUB.

There was an eighteen-hole handicap "a
wvkagyI Country Club yesterday tied Tor os - = "A
Bell with S4-@T6. and NJ. J. Condoh' -.
Match play in the monthly tournaments 4O'
class At. V. Birminsham beat A =; r. McLssa
IN and I 20 play; c. w Harman beat = - q e
nv up and 3 to play Z. r. Gthett 80 80 ~.
Moreau , up: w F. Stevenson beat J n 70 80 a 2
class (beaten eightl-H Y. Games nsat
Widener up and to play; T. ; NaggrIS' ggI pratt y
Stiles BY default: c. NJ. de Mott beat -, IN ard
o play q %
class B-D G. Luckett beat W. H O5rlen--t ~
"a = 20 pisx-- = n C,rabbS beat ". H Ed"a1s's
default: f. r. smith beat r. N Dorsey Up & 49, s.sd
play: L Lindenmeyer beat Fraoeis WiiSoh' ~
play.
class (beaten eighty. r Delnore Ia Sa,t
and play A p - SrieN j. :.
Vyidener. 1 up: A Taylor beat T J. Rue. : "
Potter beat W. A. Mccall 8 up and : 70 play Il
Class C-E Pincsney beat T. Tarenor' : ~ "a -
to play; B. II. Farnhan beat II. + NoSes' -
play.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

The Manhattans added another victory to their
record for the season. this time ar the expense oc
the Prospect Park team The game was played
at the Parade Grounds. and the margin OF victory
was 81 runs. For the winners J. Dixon was
creditable performer in both departments. getting
top score with 81 and capturing four wickets tor
IL runs. Doubles were added by ". H Stiles,
J. P Standfast, E Stevens. L. ". Stevens and ].
White. and the total Of 115 runs was recorded
The Prospect Park men could only respond with
54 runs of which W. Higgins contributed not
out innings OF Il. but G. Foyle bowled well and
captured FIVE wtckets for As runs.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
CANOE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB.

Both match and medal play kept large number
of golfers busy the links of the Canoe Brook
Country Club yesterday. The handicap for the
honor cup resulted in a win for w. B. Baou with
a card of 92-27-65 who closely pressed by
Fred Hill 76-I0-66 Hills 76 is within two strokes
of the amateur record for the course. The scores
as well as rounds for the doctors. Eonac and con-
ISOLATION cups follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

Attracting more attention than the medal play
handicap at the Nassau Country Club yesterday
was four-bail match, in which Alec Smith the
clubs professional and c. A. Dunning defeated
win Smith and w. l.. Hicks by up Alec went
around H. while the best ball Of his side was 6s
The handicap resulted in a win for Harvey Muir
dock, with a card of S2-16- Sc. The scores were
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
yo,JNTAKAH COUNTRY CLUB.

The nrze at the yountakah Country Club yes
+araav was a cup presented by E. A Aiming for
bogie handicap. The scores were
e p Martin g. up; G. A Milne IA. down. W.
p ForeL IS 5 down; F. O. Pierce 10 down; W
s.Aa~s q < down A. A Williar. 0. down; s. l..
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
sIwANoY BEATS sCARSDALE.

The siwanoy Golf Club defeated the Scarsdaie
golf team Yesterday in well played match on the
eoradoIa links The scoring the basis OF
one noint for the match and one-haf point for each
to1a wop Siwanoy took the match by 1914 points to
7iA A return match will be played on the Siwanoy
ciuh course at Mount Hermon on September 0. The
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

The wind fell so light that the Emerald was uh-
ebla 70 roach the finish line in time. The regatta
committee announced yesterday that the winners
Of the Naval Alumni Association cups for the pest
average. corrected time all the runs during the
cruise are the schooner Queen ana the siooP
Ayenger The fleet disbanded at o. m to-day Oh
signal from the flagship North Star.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

Yonkers met Kings County at Prospect Park II
Section B contest, and Kings County won
good scoring game by % runs The feature q
the game was the splendid batting display ot
W H Williams who went in fourth wicket down
and carried his bat for s6- He and Marks broks
the backbone OF the visitors bowling in long
stand for the sixth wicket. during which ira
total was carried from 20 past 10 the 100 mark
L. Reece was in evidence with the ball with
record of five wickeJs for $ runs For Tonksrs
f Doran played a strong innings for z, and
ceived valuable help from G. Goodman and ?.
Michaelowsky while the latter showed his vsf-
satility by securing five wickets for 81 runs
The Crescents put up good game az Bay
Ridge against Staten Island. but had to submit %
defeat by 81 runs. The home players MADE
GOOD start four wfckets falling for runs, put
thew were unable to keep up this record and
Raughton and c. H. E Griffith soon collared ne
bo1Fling The former was not out for 50 and the
latter contributed 40 The totals we're: Staten
Island. 15s; Crescent Athletic Club. ST.
A century contributed by F. ]. Prendergast was
the feature Of the game between the Manhattans
and the Montclairs ar Prospect Park PrendergasE
was in rare hitting mood. and treated al me
bowIers opposed to him to a severe druooins scor-
ing 1O3 not out When his side had made % runs
for two wickets it declared the innings closed and
put the visitors to bat Only G. A Breeze and c
Iackman offered any resistance TO the bowling Of
SmedIey and Prendergast. who took five Wicksn
for g7 and four for Is. respectively. Montclar Ea
all out for 81.
The West Indians up big score against ms
Spartans at Prospect Park. but failed 10 win u
the time allotted. F. Kinds was top scorer ror lns
West Indians with So out OF T75. Philips ana
Adams played well for the Spartans. and Hart KEPT
I'D his wicket near the end and made draw pos
sible The totals West Indians, 175; spartans' ID
for 7 wickets.
The Bensonhurst team scored a handsome Vlcto'y
over the Belmont Cricket Club. OF Phlladepha'
winning by 81 runs the first innings 10 tnS
they were indebted to ]. NJ Christie for me N
nings of "A. while G. Wyes. F. S. Franklyn ana
]. o. P Humphreys were all successful with 'n'
ball
The New York Veterans scored Victoly :.
Iliau1sbridge taking the Bound Brook team
into camp by total OF 1873 TO 81 For The WHITES
good batting was shown by F. r Colby. l. 0elins.
A J. G. Cook w P Charles and G Being "-i'
the latter did good work with the ball. eaptuI"'
seven wickets small cost
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
ON CRICKET CREASES
COLUMBIA OVAL WINS.
Practically Makes Sure of Tictory IN
League Cham poRship.

The match yesterday at Prospect Park betras,
Columbia Oval and Brooklyn was the most ir,po-.
tant in it's results Of all the games played IN n.
championship series Of the metropolitan Leax,s
Neither team had hitherto suffered defeat IN
league contest and therefore Columbia OvaFs Viz
tory practically cIinches the pennant for the player,
from WilIiamsbridge-
The visitors went first 70 the bat and when ira,
were all disposed Of for 70. the Brooklyns w..
jubilant over the prospect OF victory Only thr4.
men got into double figures. S. Deane. II. A grf.s
and A Dovey. and. curiOusly enough. all reacsss
the same figure 13 IT. Rushton was in good ss--,
with the ball. and captured six wckets for Al r1as
while H. Poyer obtained three for % and J. Poy.,
secured one without cost.
When Brooklyn went to bat two wickets zen 4,
short order The Poyers batted well. but Jses
Poyer in essaying a fourth from big bit IN,
his wicket in run-out decision, and from that tins
only A s. Durrant offered any resistance 70 n.
bowling OF A Hoskings. who emerged with n.
splendid record Of five wickets for 20 runs. Dur.
rant batted extremely well for IS. and q
Birkett took three wickets for 23 runs- TIE scor,
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
MARE PAGES FAST NILE.
Kate Nelson LO5cerS Her Record on
HGlf-HHe Track.

Withou: a pacemaker and apparently with speed
In reserve Kate Nelson, the bay mare owned by
Edward J. La Place paced a mile over a half-mile
track yesterday in 2:1214 Dr. Joseph Semon mas
had the handling Of the little mare during her
Nineola season. and at the fifth matinee meet OF
the New York Driving Club, held at the track yes
tersay afternoon Kate was compelled TO start
against time TO lower her previous time of 2+4$%
She made the first quarter in 03294, the half in loos
and three-quarters in 1:S9
In Class b. for trotters William Scotts bay mare
Kitty Wilkes carried of the laurels. winning as
she pleased in 226s4 and 2201&. Dicker. the hand
some bay gelding driven by DR.. c. H Martin, was
on his bad behavior. and could not be induced to
90 fast mile "A bad break in each heat threw
MIN so far back that lost in the first half all
chance Of winning.
Most closely contested of all the races was the
Glass c pace in which Joseph Gibbons Claro and
Thomas B. Leahy's Who Knows made up the field
Cyaro had the pole and taking the lead at the
start refused TO relinquish his advantage till the
horses were on the second lap. Then Who Knows
forged ahead and in neck-and-neck set-to down
the honestretch just nosed out his speedy COM
r,etitor The decisive heat was not so closely con-
tested Who Knows finished easily, making the
distance in 2:l51z.
In the Glass d trot Harry L. Toplitzs Judge
Fsoardman finished first in field Of four. The
time was 2-25 and 2-Z5S4-
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
CLASS B.
CLASS C.
UPPER moNTcLAiR COUNTRY CLUB.
1pv Telegraph to The Tribune

By Tee8rsI'I 10 ING 14E104Io'I
Montclair n. J., Aug. 15.-The seventh quahryns
round for the presidents cup and the quahfylns
o,,r;d for the summer cup the attractions on
+ho 1inks of the Upper Montcair Country Club
+bis afternoon. In the former E. n. Blue and f.
W. Kent qualified with net scores Of IL and u re-
spectively.
rrba ccoreS follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
CLASS A
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB.

D. NJ Evans won the eighteen-hole medal play
handicap on the crescent Athletic Club links yes
terday with a total of 20. A large field drove
off and close finishes in order. The best
scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
MONTCLAIR GOLF CLUB,

by Telegraph to The TribuneI
Montcair n. j.. Aug. IA club handicap, de-
cided in two classes. the attraction the Mont
clair Golf Club links this afternoon
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
DEAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB.

There tie iin the Glass A handicap at the
Deal Golf and Country Club yesterday between
F. d. Stoutenburgh and J. J. RadeI, while Riley
won in Glass B. The scores
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
CLASS A.

pro1 Hills round)-Frank Sears beat ]. r
Beard i up: F. B Barrett beat J. A. Dean up; n
" Posson beat z. Johnston, up Bert Allen beat
r r Zee S up and play j. NJ. Fleming beat J.
r Woolf s up and to play: L. H. Graham beat W.
y IIsn, nm and to play; DR. A. It. Haight beat B.
E po5toIne 3 up and play: L. s. Hubbard beat W.
and 3 to pley
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
The scores follow
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

Several close matches recorded in the first
round for the club cup on the Fox Hills Golf Club
yesterday In the medal play class handicaps Bert
Allen and I. S. Hubbard the winners The
scores were follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
CLASS A.
CLASS 3.
ARSDhlE GOLF CLUB.

There klckers handicap at the Arsdale
Golf Club yesterday. The number drawn out of
the hat-74-proved TO be the net total of w. New
ton and A. II. Gussman. who tied for first prize.
The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
APAWAMIS CLUB.

Twenty-six took out cards yesterday for the ball
sweepstakes the Apawams Club. The three
cards 10 share the pool f. f. Lally, ss-I5-7a;
Simeon Ford, se-I3-f5 and W. ii. Brown, lol-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
In the qualifying round for the summer cup and
those who qualified were:
GLEN RIDGE COLE CLUB.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

[By Telegraph 70 The Tribune.I
Glen Ridge n J., Aug 15.-An eighteen-hole
handicap on the Glen Ridge Golf Club links to-day
was won by Walter E Howers, with a net score
TO-
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
plNwoopIE COUNTRY CLUB.

uandtcaps in three classes were in order at the
Dunwoodte Country Club yesterday In the dlVl-
sion A. J. Watson won, with 76-e-73 scores were
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

Th- winners were: Rascal III. the CnaPs-soi iuan-
Dorothy the Wanata BObJail the Hsea ,t,ts tie
Ita the Oxrernah the Thelma. the Inez tne -.
Echo. the wa Wa. the SkeeIer. the Teddy anu -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

Merry widow Atherson and Zimm. -. Not timed
NEW YORK COUNTRY CLUB DINGIEs-START. s:25
A
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

Anyone desiring Nine. c. J. Walk
er's wonderful hair-grower will find
same at Mrs. r. Simpsons, 1850 Lo-
gan avenue She is also agent for the
Eureka Comb. which can be had for
sl.50. Nothing excels it for straight
enins and beautifying the hair The
Grower can be had for so cents pes
box, pressing oil for 35 cents per box.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18
THE GREAT Foso TREATMENT.

Teaching the proper care of Nair
and treating the scalp. If yon'Xead
is as bald as billiard ball guarantee
in seven weeks a growth OF new hair.
Ladies ard gentlemen, give the great
Foso Treatment a trial at my hands.
MISS ]. V. HENDERSON,.
POSI- Lawrence st.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

WANTED-To room and board.
man and wife or a couple Of gentle
men, at Englewood. Phone Brown
1903. For further information call al
this Office
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

The big excursion of the year will
be that of Zion, and 1t will take place
July 20 to Meadow Park, up on the
Burlington route on the St, Vrain
river. II is IS miles from Denver.
nice ride and fine fishing and plenty
of fun at the end. Sports OF all kinds.
Prizes TO the winner. Dinner served
on the grounds Good music. Adult
fare. s1.25; children, Go cents. The
train will go up in two sections OF
ten cars each, so there will be plenty
OF room for all.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

where he was visiting his son. Only
a few months ago Mr.. Trimble was
among US, an honored guest of many
homes and made many friends. He
also invested in Denver real estate
His dissolution is entirely unexpected
for he was apparently in the best of
health while here. He is a veteran
of the Nashville fire department and
an honored citizen there.
Joe Kelly, who was called to Okla.
homa City by the illness of his father,
is expected home Monday
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

be in Denver July 26th, 1908, and will
be entertained by the board of man
ayers of the r. NJ. n.
DR.. A. R. Eagleson is now practic-
ing dentistry in Oklahoma City. His
Denver friends will remember him
both as student and before he went
to Meharry.
Do you know that Harris Orchestra
of ten pieces will be there, also three
best brass bands in the state? Where?
Bloomfield Park, August 13, 1908.
Mr.. Jackson and wife left the city
last week for New York, where he
will be stationed. He has been a
telegrapher in the service of the U.
S. Signal Corps for sixteen years and
is en- route from his post in the Phil
ippines.
Homer Davis and Miss Mamie Al
veratta Johnson stole march on
their friends by being quietly married
on the 7th. However, they will en-
tertain the young people who have the
pleasure of their acquaintance one
month from the date of their mar
riage at a rehearsal of the ceremony.
They have been the recipients of
many congratulations
Miss Lula Forester and Mr.. Geo. P.
Burnell of Richmond, Va, having re-
"eived wound from the arrow of
Cupid's bow, stole away from friends
and relatives and went to Chicago and
had a matrimonial prescription admin
istered. They proceeded to Denver
to tell Aunt Carrie how happy they
felt about it.
One OF the largest and most en-
joyable events of the week was the
informal reception given Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Fred
Ratley, by the Sunshine Club in honor
of Mrs. l.. NJ. Froman, president Of
Colored Womens Clubs of Colorado.
Visiting club women present were
Mrs. Ada Carey of Chicago, Mrs j.
H. Childress, Topeka, Miss Howard,
Colorado Springs, Mrs. Chas. Lennox,
La Junta.
DR.. and Mrs. Westbrook left the
city Sunday night for Nashville, call
ed there to be present at the funeral
of her father, Mr. Trimble, who de-
nj. fo ~
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

Qav.
WANTED-Lady roomer at 2221
Humboldt street. Nice quiet home
Mrs A. ]. Booker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allison have re.
turned from a visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. w. A. Cooper OF Chicago is a
guest of Mrs. Lee Ford.
Miss Dora Holmes is sufferer with
peritonitis. assiK
Mrs Earl who has been visiting
here, leaves for home this week.
Look out for August -, 1908, be-
cause it is coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Waller, 2GOG
Gilpin.
The Sunshine Club meeting at Mrs.
Campbells, 2S35 Stout street, has been
changed to Tuesday evening, July q.
c. A. Barnett, who went from this
city to Africa several years ago, died
in Monrovia Liberia June 3.
Mrs. Laura Hill and her brother,
w. j. Baker, are now living in their
own home at Twenty-fifth and Glen
arm Place 1t is a two-story brick.
Mrs. J. H. Hall has lost by death
her sister in Chicago. whom she went
there recently to visit.
You will get more sport in one day
at Bloomfield Park, August 13, when
tie Grand Lodge X of p. give their
picnic and installation, than you ever
had in your life
Mrs. Chas. Wicks has returned from
LaSalle. She and her husband will
take few days outing in the vicinity
of the Springs, leaving tomorrow.
G. P. Mcfarland and family are now
living at 3421 West Thirty-third ave
nue. Mrs. Mcfarland has been very
Ill with peritonitis. Mrs. Hendricks
of Chicago is at her bedside.
Don't forget the Colorado States
mans eleventh annual picnic Thurs
day August 90 1908, at Bloomfield
Park. Admission 25 cents.
Rev. w. l.. Anderson, deputy gen
eral of the G. U. n. o. of True Re
formers. will visit Denver July 2Gth,
1880. All True Reformers take notice.
Mrs. Lou Ellen Young, the G. R. b.
nursery lecturer of Chicago, ILL.,, will
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18
HELP US BE PROMPT.

Many districts Of the Denver postoce
requiring mailing gays
by
ing the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

Mrs. Lou Ellen Young, the G. r. B.
nursery lecturer of Chicago, H., will
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

DR.. and Mrs. Westbrook left the
city Sunday night for Nashville, call
ed there to be present at the funeral
of her father, Mr.. Trimble, who de-
parted this life at Brooklyn, N. Y,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

Rev. W. l.. Anderson, deputy gen
eral of the G.. U. n. o. of True Re
formers. will visit Denver July 2Gth,
1880. All True Reformers take notice.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

Don't forget the Colorado States
mans eleventh annual picnic Thurs
day, August 20, 1908, at Bloomfield
Park. Admission % cents.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-18

be in Denver July Goth, 1908, and will
be entertained by the board of man
ayers of the R. NJ n.