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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09

RobesoR Ca1e-Stop at the Robeso,
Cafe when in town. We are prepare,
30 give you the v ~ best service at r I:
sonab.e p ices Meals and lunches .
all ho..rs between ':3o a III and
o'clock p Ill. Columbia Hot Building
Lumbert0n, n. c I-o-2l*
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Tria' Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free on reque Thy Dr.. Shoop.
Racine, Wis. These tests are proving to
the without penny's cost-the-
great value of this scientific prescriptions
known to druggists everywhere IS Dr..
Shops catarrh Remedy. Sold by Afr
Dsa16rs.
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Lost A large black mare mule. LEI.
wy stables S, nday night, January 5ti
She was tracked Monday about lie
miles fir III my home, i'll the directio.
fred Springs Reward for auy in
formation leading TO her reeoVe y. Ao
dress N. E. dunn, Buie, N. -, r +
D.. No. L. I-9It*
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Notices OF New Advertisements.

G. M. Fuller has just received
a car load of fine mules. He also
has buGgies and harDess for
sale.
A. H. Kinds has moved his
market and has employed an ex-
pert beef cutter.
Wards cream lotion, to be had.
at Wards Drug store at Row.
land, is a preparation that heals
faster than winds can roughen.
Southern ExchangeCompaDy' IS
guano.
Mr.. A. r Sanders, who lives
one and half miles east of Lum
berton on the Whitevile road
will have anauction sale at b s
home on the 21st.
A large olack mare mule be
longing to Mr.. N. E. Odum, o
rural route No / from Buie
strayed away Sunday night Re
ward is offered for information
as TO its whereabouts.
The Mclean Rozier Co Away
has on hand the best assortmen
Of wedding presents and a bi
stock Of fine jewelry.
@. r. Williams will give 80
the protection of fee insurance.
The Robson cafe will give 20
best services atreasona bic prices
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:; News oMPRocToROLtE.

81
/. NEWS fRoM PRocfoRvlLtE.
X 2sa: ,ss.:..s. r. - : u
Sept. nsya Contemplating R1ne
Hens1-WeS Weather OeGayI19
the RvepaeaRlsa Of Bee Ter To.
| bacee4gew Store DaHIaIn80-
/ AWreaalias Match 70 be PaIIea
Ell sBelxsseHs iYsO CItIseaS fer
the Be1efIt eef Their Wives
+ osher MatlersfsH InseFest.
7esrpespoadelea q Pie RoSs4eaias. 1.
J; Mr.. L A. Boyd, superinteas
dent OF the RzleighA Charles.
ton Ry., stopped overs:in our
FtaHn "a. fey days since and7in
conversation with some Of DIR
eitiEens. eex pressed himself az
contemplating building here
one of the. finest depots on his
Eline. ..
r. Rev. IL Barnes Flled his AT
Ipointlnent at :PaFter s,ya~r
| Baptist church last Sunday
15Wo1deF the nearest way
tpf Marion S, CT. s:7s70 Ut @
II Mr. sR. surtes, stetenah
flor Mr.sW.. Deeper, stopped
over in, s.town Last Monday
night. We are glad to have
'1him all the time. ~ ~
4 Many e. ouv citizens in tbs
surrounding community are pre-
tparing beds for tobacco. pllnts
: but much rainy weatheF,1n dc
I Ilasing this work somewhat.
! Mr.. D. X. Atkinson, one o
i our leading contractors, has Sc
? cured the Contract to. bu!ld Mr.
= w. G. Barnes large swo-slor.
! store building -. -,.:..ss--.. II;
Ell Messrss A. Bullock an,
81 w. T. PRGyatt, who bought lot
1T our Ralcti sale, wili&s6oI
bulldog double-fTont tWo-stoT,
tFstore Building. The. uHpe
= hall win Be used for fraternit
4 lodges.
) >Wes atssorry e Eseo n i
$ death aosIMr. E. 6. Branch
:, little gtahachild; The buFis
soekplacs laal FriaagiH tn
tfemilI c.messss1
i1s HoeminSd q icHool has IT
sumed work since the h~liday
! |. EveFgbedJ seems to be We
81 blessed With the work of tn
i teachers
: We understand there will
wrestling match between tw
20 OF our staid and steady citizen
e. Tor tie special benefit Of the
:, wives As spectators We e
OF pect both are naK under spe
y an ial training for the Seccasio
!. Fhe match will be pulled off |
a. Mr.. J. Fl. Graham and Wi1lia
Walters. We hope to secu''
ca this exhibition for PFestorTill
o. + Nisss itlaDysoa spent ye
tsrdaysyis iitfag Mis- May Be
"a "a Price. ~ I
. ~ Mrs. Nm 10 IIssIgpe.Es.as.
6e dsughtsr Mss Matsie =
'sa srent-iast Friday as guests
md Mrs S. b, Graham.
Mr.. ". @. Baraes and N
rho Loud Barnes were visiting th
o =. sister, MRS.. P. Price, S.
sh day evening.
OF Several lots have been )
,o.. recently.
We are soon TO have a dru
On .mers' sample room and lily
' urn !. stables Mr.. Nash will
Ion. The proprietor. -.
Mr. <. L.. Haynes-wilt.e1
a residence in the near fnt
,eing on Cedar street. ID
looP. Mr.. W. Waters new I
4fthe.i j. r.ee~ias nearing comp1et
a. l.
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For SaIe-25n acres land one mi soutl
IF umberton OH the cree road
Suit BILE cotto corn or trucking
Address BOX No 4I3, LuInberton, N. {
I-2-tf
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ReaIE int Transfers.

The fol owing real estate
transfers have been mlde since
January 1,t:
w. A. Skies and wife to W.
J. Johnson, lands in Red
Springs, Sl50;JohnGraham and
wife to Joseph Graham, lands in
Burnt Swamp, 81; Mckay Nc
Kinnon and wife to Halle and
Austin Mccormick, lands in
Maxton, $1,000; C.Henry Pit
man to W. L. Mitchell, lands
in White House, S225;
Wilson Graham and wife to
John Moody, lands in Sterlings
township, SIS; Geo. B. Mcleod
and wife 10 w. w. Prevatt,
lands in Lumberton, $3.50, w.
W.Prevatt ct Tx TOT R. Prevatt
ct al, lands in Lumberton, $3.50;
Ell. Warl ct ux to John w.
Ward, lands in Thompson's
township, ZOO; T. w. Stack
house to J. McR. Bracy, lands
in Thompson's~ township, $50;
J. McR. Bracy to Mrs. Annie J
Bond, lands in Thompson's,
1910; L. Shaw ct Tx to A. r.
McKinnon, lands in St. Paul's,
$50; Stephen G. Pitman to
Elias jenkins, lands in White
House, 81 100; Joseph Locklear
ct Tx, to Douglas Locklear
lands in Burnt Swamp, $40; W
H. Rozier ct Tx to g f. L
Arm6eld, lands in St. Pauls, ST
D. F. Lewis ct al to F. G
Smith, lands in Britts town,
ship, $6Z. 5U; John NarW lex Il
E. G. Nye, lands in Britt's town
ship, 500; J. W. Robins ct al
to John A. Harrison. lands il
Maxton, SIPS; w. H. Hum
phrey ct ux to Nash MGR. Pow
ers, lands in Howellsville, $40
Viccy Garter to Beaufort Coun
ty Lumber Co, tract timber il
Burnt Swamp, $50; \. S
Wishart ct al to Beaufort Coun
ty Lumber Co, tract timber i
Britts township, $3.50; N. Ii
Victoria Rhodes to Beaufor
County Lumber Co., tract tin
Der in Sterling township, Z;
Mrs. Emma McNeill to Berr,
Goodwin, lands in Lumbertot
township, $225.
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Notice Of Administration.

Having q Allied as Adninistratdr,
cum testamento annexe, of R.~W. Kin
law, decesse,, OF Rol,cson county, ths i
% give notice to ali parties having claims
against said estate to pr sent item TO me
duly verified ON or before the 10th day
Of December, 1903 this notice will be
plead il bar of their recovery. All p<F-
son iAdeb ell to said estate will please
make immediate payment TO the under,
signed.
Ibis the goth day Of November, 1897.
D. Z. McGOUG n,
Administrator, cum testameute aHBeKe.
Lumber Br dSe, X. G.
D. P. Shay, Attorney.
Ia-s-6lhuD
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For Sale One, Snit,. Premier Ty' {
writer Apply to E N. Hoyle, Lumber
ton, N. L. Lott
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09

For Sale-Two lots on Main. street y
town of Fairmont. Apply to E. Fish
er, Fairmont, N. c. 1910 I'm
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Notlce-Any one who wa is 20 buy
drawn cypress shingles can get same by
applying to Ira ]. Wilsins, BellaIny
N. c. lib
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II will be unnecessary for you
to go through a painful, expensive
operation for Piles if you use Man
Ian. Put up in ccllapsible tube
with nozzle, ready to apply to the
soreness and inflammation. For
any form of Piles, price SOC, guar
anteed. Gold by j. d. MCMILLAN
d Son,
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Repair Work-Repair work and 9th
er NJ chine work promptly executed al
reasonable prices by the fully equipped
Machine Shop of the National Cotton
Mills, Lamberton, N. C. I2-S-tf
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For Lease.
Notice OF Dissolution.

Notiss Is hereby given that @ L willis
has se!A his e. tine ixter est in the ParktS<
Novelty Co., Of Fsrkten. X c. and 10 ne
onger interested in said company. TAX
;ag eject October 18th, Iq J.
siEned: M8H WED,
Nm kcQueea.
Lbs B PlHMReT.
C I. Willis.
ia AHr1t
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!. A Risg's Dyspepsia Tablet after
each meal overcomes indigestion.
dyspepsia and other stomache ills.
Two days. trial free. Ask our
dealer. Sold by ]. D, Mcmillan
& Son.
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For Safe-1'he Rob sonian Publishin,
Company has good secondhand print
ing press for sale. Any one contem
plating startins new paper would d.
yell to see us before buying. The Rob
esonian Publishing Company.
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Court House Bonds to be ResoIa

Court House Bonds 10 De Reg0Aas
Robson county court house
bonds in the sum of $50, 900 will
be sold again at 2 o'clock p. IN. on
February II. -
It will be recalled that these
bonds we're sold tothe Security
Trust Company, of Spartanburg.
S. CT and that this company
later refused to accept the bonds,
alleging that the act authorizing
the issue ofsthe bonds was IN
constitutional The matter was
| taken to the State Supreme
Court, which decided that the
bonds are legal. In the report
of the proceedings of Monday Z
meeting of the board Of commits
sioners, published elsewhere in
this paper, it will be seen that
the com missioners have refused
to return. the 81 900 deposited By
the Security Trust Co. with its
bid. t..>> :
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The Williams Comedy Company
PLAYING to Well Pleased Audi
enc - Teddy Gear te be Gives
Az AZ at Matinee PerfSrmaAce
Saturday.
The Williams Comedy Com.
pany, which is holding the boards
at the Opra House this week.-Mrs.
.oeen playing to well-pleased Az
diences every evening. Monday
evening Under theILion Is. Paws
was. presented, Tuesday the bill
was Way up East, - and last
evening kidnapped" was the
attraction. The specialties have
been very good.
At the matinee pei Torrance
Saturday evening large Teddy
bear will be given to the one hold
| ing the lucky number, numbers
being given with. the tickets pur'
chased. Performances will be
given this evening, tomorrow
evening and Saturday evening. :
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

O ,tton to-day 10 to 10 3 4 cents
EoqS 20 cents
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Mee1aR1 of the RObeseR CoRRs9
Medical Society Held In Row.
aaHA YesGeHday-NexG AeeIlae
70 be Held In Eumberton o.
March Alh. tte-. S.t& .
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Sept. nsyA Contemplating F1ne
ReDstz-Wet Weather UeHaylaS
: the RYepARaRfNa Of Dee Ter fo.
Sacee4New Ssere BaHIaSns0-
AWreaalias Match io be PaIIea
eli eBelyv&ena iysO CItIseaS fer
the. Deaefit ssef Their Wives
ENheF MatIer1fsH IAseFest.
The sun., 1908-05-27
LAWN,,TENNYS.
Alexander and MoIlenhauer I'm Long leland
Finals-west side Results.


F. b. Alexander and II. J. Mellenh.ner
are left in for the final round OF the Long
island lawn tennis championship singles.
They will meet for the deciding matches to-
morrow on the courts Of the Kings County,
L. 7. C. Mollenhsuer yesterday In the. semi
final round put out e. 2, ,Laraed In 4. .thres
SET match. which Larned practically had won.
deciding set, Mollenhauer turned loose q
streak Of brilliant net play and ran the score
ne Il safs IF at
set later on. e-S In games. but again he
lacked the necessary edge, The ranking
being az good a player as Iarned, who is a
brother Of the national champion. .-
~ There were three matches In the doubles
the doubles. The summary:
Third youad.H: j; IoiisnSsasr, kings County
+ G. dets..sd A. I l., winston Kings st County l. +
seminal RsunaaH; :. Msllsnh.usr. Kings King:
+ e. dsi.s,ea Sesifs 1 K KIM: s9saas, county fT
Mem. poaoiesIr,rs, round-J. W. Apdsrson
eH seim. "a W sNs 'f Il 5 soserts and md j. g Alien de-
nsiesssd j. ". anderson and Il. j. Rowe. eea. C..
%a% B. sss Ss & es s n
In the singles Tournament for the champion
ship Of the weet Side Tennis Club. The
summary.
Yves, Side T. G. Championships. Mems Singles
Semi nnAi round-Willam b. Cragin. Jr., defeated
Charles NJ. Bull, Jr., "a. rs.
Mems Doubles-First round Seymour johnson
and L. T.. Hatfield defeated T. E. Tomlinson and
partner. lie. 6-4: Bernon 8. Prentice and r. r.
de Rham defeated J. C. Rogerson and N. Mclean,
6-3e2.
Second Round-Ross Burchard and z. p. Fischer
defeated W. B. Cragln. Jr.. and NJ. >. Chariock.
s-s 80. 6-2; E. 3. Cornwall and L. H. Fitch do
feated Seymour Johnson and L. p. Hatfield. 6-1,
B. s. Prentice and r. r. de Rham. Ga, "a, 10.
womens Doubles-first round-Mss z. H.
Moore and Miss J. Smith defeated Mrs, z. T. Rice
and Miss z. W. Betton. e-a.e4
Semi Final Round-MIss r. II. Moore and Miss
j. Smith defeated Miss C. Kutron and Mrs. W. G.
Clark, 6-4, 81.
The sun., 1908-05-27
st. LOUIS "a. ~. 5; NEW YORK "a. L). a-TEN
v 'tt tlr, it INNINGS.

st. LOUIS "a. L.. s; NEW YORK "a. LJ. STEM
'tt e., r. INNINGS.
Some New York friends Of Jimmy Williams
ns With
inside. when he iirst vent to bat az AmsFiosn
t Ss scrs
Ne M WE s1d s SoS.s 3. Sss Sso
TIE ninth inning, his batting had q MUCH e
~ T New % *. s.s DsSuy ShfE aomss snss
made 4 hit and a S run for The Fisur-de-lys band
and altogether It was an occasion 81 great
shousS SI shGSs sSs n New osxa YoTfs the
Tss rsstns onss from ths first r% srs ~
manner, tha. made the Browne look slow and
By Ge Rar
away hitting. Several Of New York,s hits
we're scratchy. Lefty Graham out SSutpadtshins
made clean and rinsins wsliops. The New
Yorks had two good chances 70 win once ~
hs m :Tth and 9pSS S IN r6a aes es ana
The Browns made two Fits Of Hogg in the
first inning, but one OF the hit makers died
:fs sses sad tine Shsr New
home on nuke hts BY Chase and stahl:
a wSies fe iqGs bstrssn se Tow W. Jones % and Graham
The Browns landed tempestnously on the ths
5 the ns dIHs no sss hands S ssS
wdn Sosd pitcSna IN PSs sSs third When pre-
vented score after Stone had tripled' with
splendid stop by,T Jons.S!,s Jones Of tearing tearing
around aeS IN IN S ourth t%o base ht
foe and a Wild pitch. Conroy' great seizure
Speneers res infield fS serates hit Hoffman slam
70 right and Williams joit FOR two bases
gave Bt. Louis two runs in the fifth and shifted
'nf fnitne SIXTH * Sn with o1e out sah singled and
double steal sud saI w9Iksa isips as. the bags Mn:
and he allowed two pretty strikes TO split the
P,sss TsnGu csteh Hsmph sep ST.
Louis away from, the plate in the seventh.
Stone and Hoffman were on bases; with h tvs, I've
intentions were all right. but Hemphill
Rsns a ahe ps 9or the
Even the alleged St. Louisans. who never were
west, Of Eleventh avenue reluctantly ap-
The St. Louis infleld developed a case Of
palsy In the ninth after Ball had opened with
q. sharp single on 1Ferris's shins klein2% ,
snd ss to Sg 70 %see eS foFss Ba sa
gaiioped 70 third and Kleinow to second;
Lake went out, Wallace to 7. Jones. Ban
scoring. Niles blazed one to Wallace, which
the canny Scot messed gloriously, and kleinow
reached second on a passed ball. but Moriarty
and lIemphill flied out.
II didn't take the Fleur-de-ys boys long to
get those two runs back. Charley Jones
poied q roaring two basger to left, Williams
shot a liner TO Newton which was too hot for
lace brought him in with a hit to right.
Schweityer was hit In the back. Z. Jones
singled TO right and Ferris's NY to Stahl
been thrown ont at third on Wallace e single
to right. y was good Judgment to walk
coming up-g good baseball though 1t was de-
rided BY the carpers. Graham had already
famed three times, and he made 1t four. The
pcOre.
The sun., 1908-05-27
NOT THE OLD TERRY.
Former Featherw eight Champion Fails 10
Hold His Own With Robson.

Terry McGovern has gone away back.
The former featherweiRht champion Of the
world met Spike Robson of England In six
round bout at catch weights before large
crowd in the arena Of the National A. c. In
East Twenty-fourth street last night. and
when 1t was all over Mcf'overn e many friends
shook their heads dubiously.
McGovern was not the clever. swift footed,
rushing slusger of the days gone by. In
stead he was fat. slow, cautious and erratic.
He had no speed to his rushes, missed count
less wild swings and showed to an advantage
only at close quarters when Robson con-
sent ed to mix II with him.
Terry had a good punch In either hand,
however. and for that reason was always
dan gerous Stii he could not hit with the old
time power that knocked many an aspiring
featherweight out In JIG time. so that Robson
was not afraid to take chances In the last
round, which produced red hot mixup.
Robson's cleyerness made Mc0overn look
like a green amateur at times. The nglish-
man, in excellent physical trim. was fast on
his feet. and always keeping q cool head he
Tented and jabbed until McGovern was
clearly bewildered. When toy stepped into
the ring McGoyern looked as II he weighed
about i3e pounds. while Robson was perhaps
close to $50.
The sun., 1908-05-27
lew York, =; Chicago. 4
Pittsburg, q; Boston, I
NEW YORK lN. Ll. I; cHIcAao lN. Ll,

NEW YORK IN. L.. 7: CHICAGO tS. L.. 4.
CHICAGO. May 20.-New York conquered
the Cubs to-day In wild scufie. with three
home runs and six other long hits as features.
Both Reulbsch and crapdsl were wild In
the FIRST inning:, Reulbach hit. shannon, who
was forced by Tenney. Then Donlin walked,
on bases. double by seymour admitted
and Sheokard, two men died and steinfeidt
drove in the herd with mighty triple; along
the left field wall. Doyle singled, HerzoR
was hit by pitched ball and on two outs
the tying run came IN In the second. with
cent re and made the circuit: Seymour game
Quiet followed till the fifth. when, Tenney
delivered a home run to left field. After
this the teams fought hard but uselessly
tn the eighth. when. with two gone, Doyle
hit to right for two bases and scored on
Herzog's hit to centre.
In Chicagos half hits by Chance, Howard
and Moran netted one run, but Doyle stopped
further trouble by, getting q double play on
Tinkers liner. The New iorks put on a
Tenney and Seymour hit and two runs were
added. mainly through good base running.
The score.
The sun., 1908-05-27
PIN \ n r,o@ 4 Poxo rIELl.
TURF ana Field club C0vasaGer, she PrsJect
Of Mal<ln9 ono nc Hpelmuns pnsat.


ef Making Ono at HscimoMs Pasi<.
II the many clubs interested Ia polo win take
the proper interest In the schcme q polo field
VIII be made at Belmont Bark In connection
with the Turf and Field Club. where all cham
pionship games In which army tsams and the
leading clubs are Interested will Pc. played
s Gs sas Sss noa s sS :sSa
the advlsabillty of maEins .feid which shall
p pc ), the q hensdIdnsrtegs Of polo, His scheme
which Ia the centre Of the sport In England. !.
the Turf and Field rs CLUB Ss Sas 3 held
Those present were She Hon. Perry Belmont
Montagne and y, B. Van cortlandt. AT
the sussestian, Of the president Joint con-
ferenes was held between the governors
4ssooiaton and se plan eqbi ~ bSiidIns neutGsl 1
field on the United Hunts' grounds at Bel
mont Park was thoroughly discussed. Mr..
Herbert showed how popular polo was be,
The Time Aa% and me- Se .Sssesssd tse e
Of an American Huflln CHAM.
grounds around here. near Philadelphia.
other places rhe tSis %sSy sesg
are scheduled for Van Cortlandt Park. This
held H. good one but it is public park. and
the polo men think that there should be SOME
under spcrt the q
standard should be played.
The propagation was referred to future
meeting OF the governors when an assurance
Clubs 81 s.. To Win the
work - started this summer field could be
made In time for next years event
The sun., 1908-05-27
METR0POLITANWOMENAr AR G0EF.
siiss MIX and Miss Bashep Leaders at Essex
County Course.

H Hf
There were twepty-four TO start In the ninth
annual championship tournament of tho
Womsns Metropolitan Colt Association yes
terday at the Rssex County Country Club.
three sets Of eight qualifying for the hrst
match play round to-day. The course Ia
3,oii yards out and J. 7.7ss yards In. having been
extended 1000 yards since Mrs. r.. A. Manioe
won the Women's Metropolitan champion
ship when last held there. Yet Miss Julia r..
Mix led the auaiiflers yesterday with b. She
did the same last year at Knoilwood when
twenty finished and Miss Nix scored e1 for the
4,e2o yard course. Miss Mix on neither occa-
sion was putting Al her best or she would have
been under 90 ct Essex County and under
In the Anal last time Miss aeorsianna
Bishop beat Miss Mix in an extra hole match.
sss sna x a: soass n ssls .a Es: s
The oss ILL., x %Iss ~ HIs, p he sthsI % SsSa
have been al square, although Miss MiI was
up at the turn. The cards Of the leaders
were. I ~ &
GiSS,::::;;:;::":: S,,,,;,,.:;::::: ~: s:s::
Gfnn.'.::.::.:s fn...:.::.:.::::.::s 1sss ssss S-s,
Z. L. Tifsny and nj Mrs Mrs. [. W Cai.an also made
Ne high bepS S Mss ts:
second cup set with 100, the leader for the third
cup being Mrs. G. Park at lie. The summary:
Champlonship--Mss Julia n. Nix. Engiovood.
& .s :s ss.,oq e ss:ssG s:sss cousss x MI
W, Fellowes Morgan, -Baltusrol, 81, N-eG Mrs.
: s.,s f ase1s kss' apssss. ssss=c's a. n:' EN-
Any, N:s;sa. G Ss-iO1 Mrs. L. ". Csll.n, Ensis-
:. s.sona ogp.A,.. Man. l.; H.rrl.en s.l.usre! 2!
S,ic % M AHSmGSsS HSsSsonsr p'fs Hscisnsaos. ssso s. s.
ss-iis Mrs. r. d. Mayer. Essex County, 50. ss-iiE
Mrs. James barclay hscSsnsaci. %, ts~Iis.
Mrs !c ecSpM' crppws Es..1 & aa ccunEy g. ssi, Mis.
Julia SSl,. PIsds Esss1 County iss M,s lnr., EEsnk
Hackenssck. o., so--1s7; Miss Pa9e Sehwarzwolder,
Baltusrol. IS. eo-lls: Miss n. Burke. Richmond
County. 10. 7o-lss Miss Violet Ward, Richmond
County. II. 8s-iN. A''
Tho draw for the championship round is
Mrs. Lefferts and Miss Hurry. Mrs. Sanford
and Mrs. Callan. Miss Bishop and Mrs. Morgan
Mrs Tiffany and Miss Mix. s,s