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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22
Good on Tendcrfoot.

RICHARDSON. dU -4.-Tweutp outfits are now Harstae au Tendsrfoaf and Banner creek Pay has recently he,n located ou ahe Ha#er part If the creek. Reports frrm ths Goodpaslure and n Hea1y rie.r countries ure u1f srry sncauragias .HHaugh thara afe as many as 5u p.asr.ctars uass ,t work n those rlac,.
 Richardson now lt= fy.a stores t,va saloons and tmre. r=ai~ The #aZaz heiua raid now ar- ss 70 teHzh"uf d3s
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10 Men on Cane.

fNNoKo Jan 50 Pe+Jma.tar IFe Goodman has cleaned ap 9Ha Fs=ldue af the mail whira Hs has been re- reitWs in tbe ollie HHee its e-ttblish- mrut. Five thuuzaiH letters We're rr- turned tH writers
 Forty men are working oH the nay z5f'Ik pu Cane craes Quitp a Ham- F.r of dumps ara being taken out. T. t= believed thar rhe output WfII he ieu times that If ls87 h laus the aut- lut was TOO lnees.
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annn Hens.

HuT STRINGS. Panama. Jan 2e- Frank c Manley' and his private sec retary Mss Lucilc Ries. have come d.wa from on extended stuv ie Fair banks
 Naulcy now has Sapo hons tn hts heW"rv and now gels abaut tao fe fnuF eases uf eggs urrk
 THr entire fautwaer staab at tHs -Jrr- has been sold out on account "f tHe many people guiae Ia the Sullivan rrssk dleeIugs
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ALL READY FOR
 MOVING PICTURE SHOW

The Dobb- moving picture show will come of tbi- evening, and first clas, enteriaiauaEf may he expected: In addition to some splendid new scenes several entertainers viii be seen af their best, and the dramatization oi local scenes has been doGe in d manner that i, certain To provide the best pos ,ihic entertainment in itself.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22
Basket Ball.

For several minutes after the hai>tHe at ,he leather by Pete 0vcrfield the basket bail game wa~ good bard and level. The Brotherhood was evidently on it's meta, and determined to live or go down fighting Then Chet Tol- #au bound the basket. aud few minutes later White seut the ball to rest in the same place again.
 The Kids supporters were howl iae the ,eP9f their heads off when Hunt ~eorrd for the A B.s and gave the Brotherhood chance to ..y then 'aag- But they soon got another rcst when Crit Tolman aaec aad theu again sent the globe zl the net.
 Thag~ were booking pretty bad iust about the tune that Harry LantaH made lovely bit et play 4Ha scored liat White cvencd up. Then | pretty uieee ef work ended ta suotber score tor the kid, X httic Ii, ot rauehuess between White and Boardmau and the toul IS given ,o the \. E. s. Hunt missed and the school children scored twice in quick succession.
 Boardmaa who wa, fighting bra,elt against Thompson. then came to the rescue of his team by making rrctts basket and had hard luck not to make auother Then GoshaW did the trick finely. 5ut the same old story was soon re- told Twice the Kids scored and again Ge-hae added to his side record CTR then get, one, and Thompson gets one. All are shooting basket, at hall time.
 The \. B. began the second part well and were mighty unlucky not to ,coIe several times. The Kids scored The game wae fast and furious. Go,hlw. Lawt and Hunt arc uulucky not to score. Hunt get, a basket. Shea makes one. \. E.. $ get one on foul. The kid, began to get all kinds of baskets and won easily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22
No Rreak ln Lines.

EAGLE CITY. Jaa .sa.-Cemmis- sinuer T l.. Brady E sick st the 1os- rital with appendicitis H. has been operated eH and is au tGe road ta ss- eovcrv.
 The EgEb valley FHd tBr Eagle Dawson lines .af telazr.tra have been m commission all winter. and thus far not break in faa lines has boee reported.
 J. ] HHard k H eHarE, uf th. customs house for fHa winter Gus. toms officer Goo. Woodruff is la S,lt. He
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Spec5ai correspoudeuee
 Chandisr Durps.

CARo Jan. lt Dumps ar. being taken nut eu Ris creek and Squav creek The wages. owing la the s-ar- ity of men. ure quoted Ht Sts E day. every one furnishing his own grub
 Commissioner March is busy vri,- lng up the notices If annual assess taont work which ore being aJsa
 Several parties from hcre have EoHs to CoIdfont z" talk, pant m tNr Nolan creek pay -Neftrurua
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Outfits for knvuknk-

FORT GIBBoN. Jan .a.-Rob Ruch- m. the mail carrier ta Celdfpat and Eeiiles. in th" k"yukuk, has returned and states that fe met twenty differ
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22
LOSES WATCH.

While ruufe to Name from The Jess creek section, ahout TWO days ago. Deputy Marsha. Thompson was thrown out of The sled. and Ie~' valuable watch
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22
Baseball.

Captain Morte opened for the \. B. $ and lasted bout as long as the proverbial SHOW ball Marr got second. Bayue struck out Wis Her got first and Mar got in. Go-
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MAIL ARRIVES.

The mail which aenr .u.uaar to cost irs 3oh Griit~ his l.f arrived tlis morning on time IL aa-. remp8~ed of '2o bounds. = pntnd, Of which were first c}as-
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NEWS OF MANY SECTIONS

emf outfits guing p tarra while pn hi way back with ta- last uisI Dan Cal 'ohau. of Fairbwls. Is among those
 vim arv hound for NnjaH creek
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

Nf.es IF aer.hy given tlat h. poll book for tae registration of ea.er- .f the city of Nome for the scar lsos ie a1E open at the city clerks office in -e Staplr~' block from to l2 a. m. and l la ; p. m Said book wul be closed March 2S 1906
 ". F. LUCAS.
 City Clerk
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NOTICE TO ELkS.

\ meeting of the Elks club uill be held Monday. Feb. 44. at $50 p. m.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
Mary A. Wood.Allen, &c years . Iowa
circle.
Ida Book. years, 917 Maryland ave-
nue. northeast.
John Sexton, y years, 614 18th street
northeast.
Hugh B. VanHorn, years, 6O6 9th
street southwest.
Kate Garner, Is years. J02 11th street
southwest.
Michael B. Doyle, 66 years, rear 323 Mis-
souri, avenue.
Priscilla J. Shipman, IS years. 3O64 Q
street northwest.
Sarah Joyce, 63 years. SIS 18th street
northwest.
Thomas Saunders, 56 years, 6o2 11th
street southwest,
Annie H. Disney, 10 years. Deanwood,
D. c.
Infant of Emmett G. and Jessie r.
Crockett, two hours, 2l3a Z street north
west.
Hattie Lee, Is years. Emergency Hospi-
Rachel A. Patterson. years, 1902 ID
street southeast.
William Carter. 81 years, 1905 Chester
court
Annie julius, - years. 1115 2lst street
northwest
Otis Stockton. A. years. Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Wesley Johnson. 2S years, 1920 jefferson
street northwest.
Mamie Burke. 2s years, 1923 O'Connors
court northwest.
Lizzie Cant, 20 years, TAG Az street
southwest
Maria Burton. l year, 1927 Temperance
avenue northwest.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Union Station Saloon.

To the Editor of The Star:
l learn that the excise board has granted
license to a saloon in the Union station,
and that the members of that board ex-
plain their action by saying that the
terms of the law We're met and that moth
ing but sentiment was presented in oppo-
sition. Presumably the case cannot be
reopened or the decision changed. but /
feel prompted to express my surprise and
Indignation.
1t Is too late in the day for public Off
Gals TO set aside petitions of good citi-
zens. including such men as Bishop Sat
terlee. calling their utterances mere
sentiment. Those petitions were signed
by people who represent many thousands
OF our population. who stand for right
eousness and decancy. The action of the
board and the assigned reason constitute
an open insult.
The saloon is installed in the most con-
spicuous place of the lunchroom Whis-
Ky bottles with bold labels are dsplaved
To all who patroniZe or chance to pass
Though the place. If there is another
railway station on the continent that
thuS violates all principles of propriety
L know not where ii is.
The Union station is a national affair
It's appointments concern our entire pOpu
latlon. 1t ought to be so managed that
all from all parts of the land NAV take
priue IN IT, Inc liquor traffic ought to be
excluded from it. because of the recent
awakening on the temperance question.
resulting in prohibition in seventeen
states and the general cry, 1.-The saloon
must CO.
Let it be known also that Washington
mas more saloons per capita than the city
OF Chicago. If the latter place deserves
to bear the commonly applied epithet.
the wicked city" what shall be said of
the nations capital? Why add another
to the many places of infamy among us?
we ought to be conspicuous for our vir-
tues. Surely we ought not to advertise
ourselves as Indifferent to the sources and
causes of vice, crime and poverty.
Sentiment. Has not the whole subject
of the liquor traffic been discussed again
and again? Have not its evils been set
.orth on the platform and in the press
Nothing can be said in it's defense The
marvel is that the American people have
SO long tolerated this public nuisance, this
menace, TO our institutions
The license was granted because the
terms of the law were met Must the
excise board grant the privilege to all who
ask Tor II and pay the fee. even against
remonstrance? Is that the law? If so. 1t
Is a travesty. ]. Z. GILBERT.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
George and Hattie Jones. January 222
1908. female
Willard G.. and Louise Steward. Janu-
ary IS. 1908, female.
Webster c.. and Laura V. Osmond, jan
uary Is, 1908, male
Frederick and Amo L. Mckee. Decem-
Der %, 1907. female.
Francis NJ. and Theresa NJ. Lanngan,
January Is. 1908, male.
Patrick and Mary E. Haltigan. January
10. 1908, male.
William and Lizzie Hamlin, January 81,
1903. male
Lewis B. and Bridget E. Gleason, jan
uary IS. 1908. female
John j. and Maria Freeman, January 16,
1908, male.
Sheldon S. and Mary B. Cline. January
10. 1908, female.
Robert o. and Mary A. Clifford, January.
/, 1908, male.
Julius n. and Bertha May. January IS,
1908, female.
Samuel and Agnes Hodge. January q.
1908, male.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh F. c. Nichols. Hartford. Conn.
E. l.. Storm. New York: John Wilson,
Petersburg. Va. J. Frank Hill. New York:
James Whittimore. Detroit. Mich.
Arlington-W w Massie. Providence
r. l.: James T. Berry. Nashville Tenn:
j. ii. Rowe Millersburg. Pa: {. A. Bour-
bon. New York: }. II: Meyer New York;
Z. NJ. Slocum. New York.
New Willard-B. Hallen. Butte. Mont;
NJ. Holtz and Mrs. Holtz, New York: H.
". Walker. New York: d. Rogers,
West Orange. y. j.: L. Y. York. New
York: 6. H. Orten. New York
Normandie-Miss Bates, Meadeville.
Pa. T. r. Held. Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs. c.
w. Kirkbridge, Findlay. Ohio: Z. d. Ellis
berg Philadelphia: ID. B. Case. Philadel-
phia. Joseph Watkin. New York: Samuel
j. Huntley. New York.
Mrs f. w. knight, Philadelphia: L. w
Knight. Philadelphia; d. \. Kemp. New
York: S. w. Floss. Philadelphia. Miss
Hammond. Cambridge. Mass: J. 4. Nc
Lehman. PnlIadelphia;. F. A. Sawyer New
York: F. G.. Adams New York; Mr.. and
Mrs A. Waycott. Baltimore: Y +. Danley
and Mrs. Danley. Waynesburg: +. g. RoS-
ers and Mrs. Rogers. Buffalo, y y:
II. ]. Perkins Boston: G. Osterman and
Mrs Osterman Louisville. Ky; K. r.
Meyer and Mrs. Meyer. Philadelphia: F.
A. Snedeker and Mrs. Snedeker. New
York: s. s. Burdett Virginia: T. l.. At
kinson, New York; +. \. Gerry, New
York.
Shoreham-S s. Wales. Pittsburg. Pa. /:
W. r. Balsinger. Pittsburg, Pa: G. Is.
Preston. Pittsburg. Pa. w. G. McAdoo,
New York: +. +. Grove. New York: John
L. Schultz. New York; VIM j. Duke. jr.,
and wife. Wilmington. Miss Ora States.
New Jersey, Miss Gilmore Holbrook. Mas
sachusetts: Viscountess Middleton. London;
Lady Sybil Grey. Ottawa, Canada NJ.
Larrabee, Boston: w. III. Duncan and
wife, Harrisburg. Pa; DR.. and Mrs. E L.
Keyes. New York; \. f. Lang and wife
Windsor, VT: III. e. Boyd. New York:
Mrs McReynolds. Chicago: Karl Becker
New York: Alfred Becker New York:
John 1. Shaw, Pittsburg: JOS NJ. Naugher,
PittSburg
Evening star., 1908-01-24
DEATH OF JUDGE PELHAM.
Former Resident of District and Elk
Representative in Congress.
Correspondence Of Tho Star.

Special Correspondence of Tho Star
GLENCARI.YN. Va. January ~ 1905.
Report has just been received here OF
the death at his home AT Poulan. Ga. the
18th instant Of Judge Charles Pelham for
merly a resident Of Bancroft station on
the Biuemont branch of the Southern
Railway.
Judge Pelham served for several terms
aS mt mi er of Congress from the Birming-
ham d':trict. Alaba'ma and arerward en-
gagged II th' practice Of law in Washing
ton city. lie served in the alst Regiment
OF t;eI. Zee Whecler'S division during the
civil war. and was for many years circuit
judge in his state. Just before returning
south Judge Pelham was engaged in spc-
cial work iii the Treasury Department
here
Evening star., 1908-01-24

the superintendent of sewers on inspec-
ton work at an estimated cost OF SIG.
chargeable 10 the appropriation for sub
urban sewers. 1908, said cart being
necessary to carry said appropriation
into effect.
That the following service sewers be laid
under the provision of an act of Congress
approved April -. 1901. the same being
necessary. in the judgment of the Com
missioners. for the public safety, health.
comfort and convenience:
Sewers along the east side of 1ith street
northwest between Quincy street and Ar
kansas avenue, abutting squares 2S23 and
2S24
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Death of Mrs. Edna McC. Bennett

Robert b. Bennett. chief clerk in the
bureau of manufactures. died last even
ing at the Homeopathic Hospital Several
months ago she underwent an operation
which was only partially successful, and
a few days ago returned to the hospital
for second operation, which was of no
avail. Mr.. andw Mrs. Bennett came
here from Indianapolis Mr.. Bennett s
brother being the postmaster in that city
Mr.. Benefits Washington residence is at
114I I street northwest. The sudden
death of Mrs. Bennett was a great shock
TO her many friends here and in In
Gianapolis. The funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Official Orders Issued.

The Commissioners issued the following
official orders today
That the following street hydrants be
removed, at an estimated total cost of
s65:
10th and NJ streets northwest, 10Th and
T streets northwest. 18th and Euclid
streets northwest. Sth street between
Barry place and Euclid street northwest.
9th street and Barry place northwest
Union street between NJ and n streets
southwest. Half and G. streets southwest
1st and / streets southwest, ~ and X
streets southwest, 18th and G streets
southeast New Jersey avenue and \
street southeast. 14th and Il streets south
east, 9th and III streets northeast
That cart be purchased for the use of
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Lecture on "In Darkest America. !,

Lieut.. Col Alexander NJ Damon, of the
Salvation Army. delivered an illustrated
lecture last evening in the Waugh Me-
mortal NJ. L. Church on "In Darkest
America" He described the work of the
Salvation Army In this country, and used
10 stereopticon views.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
John Curtis and Rosa Il. Smith.
George +. Anderson and Clara l..
Gainar.
Phiiibert Herant and Kamela Paule.
William d. Stewart and Mary NJ. Hick-
man.
Herbert Self and Charlotte /. Gisburne,
both of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Martin w Hysong of Pittsburg, Pa.
and Nellie Ray of Mellboro, Va.
Evening star., 1908-01-24

and Mrs. Hammond. A prize was offered
for the best story. and at the conclusion
OF the luncheon Mrs. Dieffenderfer was
presented with lace handkerchief for
having told the most entertaining one.
The two companies of the Business High
School gave hop last Thursday. Dur
ing intermission refreshments were
served. Miss Throckmorton. a teacher 1t
Business. chaperoned the dance. Among
those present were Capt A. j kause of
Company + and Miss Belt. First Lieut..
Dulin and Miss Marsden. Second Lieut.
Howard and Miss Richardson. Capt c. r.
Gordon. First Lieut.. c. A. Welcker and
Miss NJ. Wagner. Battalion Adjutant Ma
loney and Miss Nogt. Mr.. kayhoe and
Miss Shook. Mr.. Paul and Miss Kirby.
Mr.. Bryan and Miss Swing, Mai. Iehiey
and Miss Sunderland. Mr.. Rhorman and
Miss Brooks. Lieut. Calver and Miss
Weaver. Capt. Webster and Miss ScroS
gin. Mr.. McQuee and Miss Shane. Mr..
Van Week. Mr.. Dellett. Mr. Shanks. Mr..
Suman Mr.. Carpenter and Miss Brad
dock. Mr.. Dumont and Miss Werner. Mr..
King and Miss KoontZ.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Dolly Madison Chapter Of the u. A. X.
was held at the residence Of Mrs. John
Tweedale 1725 p street Mrs Stafford.
the regent. presiding After short bust
ness meeting the chapter had the pleasure
of listening To a paper by Mrs. Spanhoofd.
chapter historian. DIR. Woodward was
present and favored the chapter with a
short talk Col. Tweedale read few
selections The program was delightfully."-
varied by music ny Mrs. Bischoff, accom-
panied by Prof Bischoff.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows will give a
dinner tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobsen enter
tafned at dinner Thursday evening Herr
Il Ip.I,e. l. De-.
many. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. A. +. Jorss. Mr.. Eugene Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Tobrincr. Miss Alice
Barth, Mr. Louis Levy and Miss kohler.
Mr. and Mrs James Morgan Of Boston
were guests at the White House recep-
tion last night.
Mrs Thomas a. Dobyns. 1887 Columbia
road will be at home Thursdays, Feb
ruary Is and 20, from to 6.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
BORN.
DIED.

YOUNG. On January -. 1905. at a40l Dent
place northwest, To Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas
Young a daughter.
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N THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A WHITE HOUSE DINNER AND
MUSICALE TONIGHT.
Hospitality at the Hennen Jennings
Home-Other Events.
Notes.

A dinner. followed by a musicale. will
be given at the White House tonight
Evening star., 1908-01-24
THE NEW WILLARD.

THE NEW WILLARD.
Washington. ID. c., Jan. IL. 1908.
Mr.. ChaS NJ. Sticff. Washington:
Dear Sir-I am very glad to tell
you that the beautiful piano you
furnished me satisfied me in every
respect II is certainly wonder
fully toned piano and blends ad-
mirably with the voice.
Respectfully.
ARNALDO CONTF
Conductor.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
THE NEW WILLARD.

Washington. d. c.. Jan. l6. l!WS.
Mr.. ChaS. NJ. Sticff. Washington:
Dear Sir-During my present en-
gagement as lyric soprano of the
San Carlo Opera Company l nave
had the pleasure of using your
pianoforte for rehearsals. private
use. etc. and found its beautiful
tone particularly adapted to my
voice.
take pleasure in recommending
your Instrument.
Yours very truly.
ALICE NIELSEN.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
THE SHOREHAM.

Washington. -. c.. Jan. IA. 1WS.
Mr. Chas. NJ. Sticff, Washington:
Dear Sir-Before leaving your city
| feel that | must express to you
my great appreciation of your beau
tiful piano. 1t has a wonderful
singing tone. and | assure you 1t
was Il perfect delight To sing when
being accompanied on the Stieff
piano, Bravo, and sincercst con-
gratulations to you for having made
a piano combining so many wonder
ful qualities.
Most sincerely.
JANE NORIA.
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Mrs Isaac Manu. 1900 Massa chusetts
avenue. will receive tomorrow from to
6. assisted by Miss Hewitt of Virginia
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Mrs. Granger and Miss Granger 1888
Connecticut avenue will be at home
tomorrow Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Rev s. S. Godfrey and wife hare gone
to a southern city to spend the an
niversary of their golden wedding
which occurs this week
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Owing to illness. Mrs. George Xavier
McLanahan of 2O31 Q street will not
receive tomorrow Saturday.
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Miss Henning will be at home tomorrow
afternoon.
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Mrs Edward Mastering. who has taken
a house on 18th street for the winter. en-
tertained at luncheon Wednesday for her
house guests. Mrs. Germond of New
York and Mrs. George Esterly of Pitts
burg. The cente-piece was orchids, while
the souvenirs were dainty little candy
baskets filed with candied violets. Those
invited to meet Mrs Germond and Mrs
Esterly were Mrs. Charles BrockweIl,
Mrs. William Dieffenderfer. Mrs. George
Walker. Mrs. Franklin Smith. Mrs. Por-
ter, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Bailey
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings gave
large dinner for young people last night
for Miss Coleman of California. sister
of the hostess, who is with them for the
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Mrs. Clarendon Smith, Mrs. William
S. Allen and Mrs Arthur Smith will
be at home January 30 at 91o street
northwest
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Mrs. Wilfred III. Schoff and Miss Bea-
trice McGeorge of Philadelphia are visit
ing Mrs. Job Barnard and attended the
White House reception last night.
Evening star., 1908-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Selwin TAFT entert aimed
at dinner last evening in honor OF the
chairman of the isthmian canal COM
mission and Mrs. Goethals. Invited
to meet them were District Commits
sioner and Mrs. Morrow. Mr.. aud Mrs
Mullikin of Boyce. Va: Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Reid Rogers. Miss Seaweil and
Mr.. Walter v. r. Berry
Evening star., 1908-01-24

The second Georgetown cotillon will
be held at Lnthicum Hall the evening
of February IL.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
TRAVISENTERS
TO TRY FOR THE OPEN.
Veteran amateur May Worry
'Pros" at Myoma-LocaI Contests.

Word was received last night that Walter j.
Travis, the well known Garden City amateur, had
entered for the national open golf championship
to be held the links of the Myopia Hunt Ciup
on August q and Is. This entry of the former
amateur title holder will lend additional interest
to an affair which almost invariably resolves itself
into struggle between few professionals
The only bright exception of an amateur break
ing through the line of salaried experts and nm
ishing nearNthe top in 1902 when Travis over
his home tied for second place with stewart
Gardner who then the Garden City pro
On different occasions in the past amateurs nave
done well but, with the exception of H Chandler
Egan and Ffndlay s. Douglas, two former title
holders, who have finished in the money, the
gentleman division has cut little figure year
ago. in the open at Philadelphia, Jerome D.
Travers, of Montcair led the amateurs. although
his appeared long way from the top.
Apropos of amateurs, George L. Hubbell, secre-
tary of the Garden City Golf Club, announces that
entrants for the national amateur championship
tournament TO be held there September IA to 19.
will be extended clubhouse and links privileges
the week prior to the competition. Lockers viii
be reserved in order of application. In addition
to the Garden City Hotel, accommodations can
be had at various hotels and inns at Hampstead
and Mneola. During the day the club restaurant
will be open to all contestants.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
CLARK EKWANOK WINNER
PhilGdelphian Beats John ". Ward
ON Manchester Links.

photograph by the Pictorial News Company

Manchester, VT, Aug Backward W. clark, oo'
of Philadelphia won the first presidents cup on
the Ekwanok links to-day by defeating John NJ
Ward of Meadow Brook in the final thirty-six-hole
contest by 2 up. Clark was up at the end or the
morning. when a heavy wind made high scores
In the afternoon he won the first two holes' ana
then fell off in his game during the remainder OF
the outward journey, finishing down at the turn.
Ward also took the eleventh. but at this stage OF
the game Clark took brace. and by winning the
twelfth and fourteenth holes. had the match all
souare The next two holes were halved. out on
the seventeenth Ward missed put. giving ais op-
-o,an+ a lead of 1 Coming to the honre hole
C,ar,s laid his approach shot dead, and the match
was ended
In the match for the governors cup for the losing
eight of the sixteen in the qualifying round T. l.
Tennox of indianapolis defeated Frank l. Oiarh'
brother of the winner of the nrst presioe ONp'
by a score of 2 up and 1 to play