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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
TOUCHED
BY WORKMEN'S STORY

dauce and having Il aabstantiated
BY receipts duly signed and accord.
lns to law subject to a refund.
which we're In tho possession OF the
witnesses. the committee finally
DECIDED to revoke the license and a
bill will be prepared TO that effect
nui the man will be allowed to
ply hia trade for two weeks until
the council can legally revoke the
hcenae.
II was during the taking Of evi
deure that Councilman Thomas r
Rrvolle announced that he repre-.
semed the defendant and II was
haehnae Of his technical exceptions,
taken at every opportunity, to the
evidence introduced, that Coun'
Gilman Goddard arose and remark,
cd that he deemed II far below the
dignity Of any councilman TO repre-
aeui any client In committee. espe
eially when matter Of this i'm
pofinnee was UP for consideration
Rcvellc took offense al this and
got up. stating that he refused to
slt at the table with Mr. Goddard,
The other members Of the conf
mlttee and the council members
present were heartily in accord
with Mr. Goddard,
Wright absolutely could not Of.
a O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
PARISH DECLARES HE
WILL ASSESS LEASE
Of UNIVERSITY TRACT
Metropolitan Building Company Will
Be Compelled to Show Cause Why
1t Should Not Pay Its Just Share Of
Taxes on Valuable Holdings

There is no question but that the easehold inter-
est held by the Metropolitan Building Company in the
premises commonly known as the old university cam
pus is subject to taxation and the same will be assess
ed by this office only for the current year but for
the year 1908 said County Assessor A. E. Parish this
morning
THE property The subject Of serious
consideration by Thomas Parish
two Both the prosecuting this county
board Of commissioners have been consulted IN
The result that opinions been received from each office that
the land embraced improvements
absolutely from taxation under the constitution
that the lease held by the Metropolitan Building sub
iect 10 AVIATION the basis Of ~ and fair cash value
"rb, problem with which this ofes $
determination Of the fair value Of said lease as Of date March let
Of year upon susceptible
msnt and s one not easy Of solution.
hope however very place such
valuations thereon will be alike Just to the tho
leasehodors suggestions tending
TO that end The Of the lease probably well under
stood BY those who have made careful investigation There
provision the lease providing for expenditure Of $4,000 for
nonproaue,rs improvements within first years lease
THIS period ends this spring and as understand the mpr~e
consisting OF grading ETC. have been Installed
Arriving Value of the lease
This provision tendency past
take into consideration speculative values
The market value March list Of each the basis for
sossment
Another feature which has made the work Of fixing the value
somewhat harder the fact that but email proportion Of the
present occupied with budngs the unoccupcd space
deaeins from the present value Of the lease rather
adding II all the space under lease
proved comparatively absolute value
this lease.
Never Collected
office personal property $4,000
$4,000 In 1906 that the
part the
land and All improvements lease
exempt taxation these
paid by King county which
circumstances dd not seem the part Of prudence take any
steps Accordingly Thomas Parish,
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh the following let
ter December End 1905;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
TAFT DOOMED TO FAIL
SAYS GENERAL WEAVER

tariff at the hauds Of the present
congress The administration is ut
tcrly powericss to secure or force
any substantial results
When II became known that the
interests we're unliodly support.
Ing tho Taft ticket and were pour,
lng their treasure into the strong
box Of the national committee. all
men who had sense enough to read
correctly the most ordinary events
In our political life knew that those
interests and great financial mag.
mates had secured assurances aud
pledges that would make them i'm.
pregnahle for another four years,
Some Good Republicans,
There are brave and good men
republicans the senate who are
making heroic efforts In behalf Of
the people. men Ike Cummins, Dol
liver and La Toilette, but they are
powerless aud the machine will
grind them to powder. The present
struggle going on In congress is
going to rcvolutionize parties. II
cannot give birth to a new party;
that would require too much time
iof its organization. but Il will cause
a speedy realignment upon current
issues.
Il want to saw" concluded Gen.
eral Weaver, that ! am delighted
with Seattle. Il is a marvellous
city and Is in the midst Of a ire
mendous growth. II is destined
to be the New York OF all the Pa
eiflc region,
TT is impossible to comprehend
the tremendous strides that are be
ing made here, and predict that
your gem OF an exposition, which
is attracting the forceful characters
from every part Of the republic, will
give Seattle an impetus that will
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
He LOVES THE NAVY
TOO WELL AND HENCE
WILL LOSE A WIFE
PRETTY ROMANCE OF A YEAR
AGO IS WRECKED IN
DIVORCE COURT.

because iiarfY Hays loves the
United States nayy better than his
Nlica COMPANY. she has sued him
i1f divorce. bhalirfins q romance
that BEGAN vhuh bob Evans fleet
came To Seattle year ago last
May.
Harfy II a lack tar on beard the
b4tilcship Minnesota when the
fleet uas In seattle he met ard
married Ethel krsyic. upon the
promise that he would ieavr the
navy Of the expiration Of his time
HIS time vas out 10 Manila four
or five mouths after the wcd4ins
but the thoaghileaa Hays freulisied
and continued bis trip around the
world
10 may ind himself IN ihc tHa
siiion II Euoch Arden when 10 re-.
turns 10 Seattle Ills wife L. Fains
to press her suit fnr divorces. chafE
ing dsseftlon She isn't augfy
especially. Just displsassa because
The nasf ranked ahead Of her in
her husbands Affections
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In an Interview with General
James u. Weaver this morning at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. A,
r. kctcham. Sll Melrose ay. ~,
the General made the above state
men' at the end Of a dlscurslye com
ment on the tariff question as II IL
presented in the United States to-
day.
The republican party" he said,
entered the campaign with distinct
pledges Of tariff revision and It was
universally understood by the peo-
pie to mean such revision as
would relieve them Of the burden
Of taxation, and to that extent free
them from the clutch Of eombina'
lions and trusts.
"The struggle now going on
ut Washington between the
minority, which desires to hon.
estly keep thor campaign
pledges, and those who intend
to deceive the people, and who
are now determined TO break
faith with them, lie a complete
demonstration Of the lawless
and even devlllsh character OF
the rings and ollques that are
now controlling the country In
the interests Of the predatory
classes.
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10Y IS BROUGHT
70 GIRLS HOME

Bromley. She sant under the hiow
Friends rallied to her aid aud her
story Vas given 10 the public
through tho press
Many Assist.
Many have sent subscriptions 10
Mrs r. A Cooke of the lunch Of
Grapes luncheon In the basement
Of the Alaska building. who started
the benefit performance. and today
Florence Bromley has a brighter
outlook than has been hers tot
many months
The leading performers from
each VI The theatres have Joined Ia
the entertainment and Il is an as
aured success
Among those Who will appear 10
aid the stricken family are Marie
Duro. from tho Moor. Eisle Ryan.
the Blue Mouse. from the A.
hambfai Emma Hunting. from the
Seattle Aliieen May. from the lois
Ferris Hartman. from the Grand
company, and The leading acts from
the Orphenm, the Star and Pan.
tagcs
Tickets for any part Of the Grand
theatre will be sold Tor SOC The
sale began this morning aud
promises TO BE- one Of the biggest
runs 10 many monlhh Tickets on
sale a. aIl The show hnnaea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
BANK cLEARlnos.
SHOW ATTRACTING
MUCH ATTENTION
Seattle

Cheyenne Bnl'a wild West Show
and Congress Of Rough Hidera,
which Is giving two performances
daily, at 200 p, m. and s:l5 .. M,
az Madison park, is attracting large
audiences. The program which Of
fefa u spectacular events, begin.
ming with m introduction OF the
whole company Of lndlana, cowboys,
eowgIfla. and bronco busters, end.
Ing with a dramatic and picturesque
Illustration Of quick Justice In the
old time cattle copptfy by the cap.
ture and hanging 81 a horse thief
The rough riders and bronco bust
ors with the company are attract.
ing much attention by their exhl
billions Of horsomanship In riding
the outlaw buollng horses every
afternoon and evening,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
NONSENSE To
RULE ON THE
PLANK ROAD
No One VIII Dare Miss the
Fun That Will Be on Tap
Tonight on the Pay
Streak.

There will be neining doing but
nonsense on the Pay Streak 10.
night when the Seattle Press
club takes hold Of the Joy Trail
Tor ia fifst annual high jiukH No
special event program ever eontnv.
ed for an exposition has equalcd
the ffameup tho Newspaper men
have whipped together for tonlsht'a
doinEs, and, With nearly d thousand
members Of the National Editorial
association In iovn hs Euesis Of the
Pfess club and exposition maBage.
msuf, the crowd Viii In an mot.
ability he the biggest the Streak
has YET seen
Every show on the Streak will BE-
given the attention of the clubs
hflnr squadron Of rmelefa and
stunt manufacturer. and a special
event will be- pulled Oft By the
preaamen inside every ahaw shop
The Press club has requested the
eoneeafionairrs 10 suspend entirely
their free Hist" allowing frec ad
missions only 10 those member o.
the organization actively taking
rari 10 the stunts. who viii show
their regular press passes At the
entrances
The neWfpapcrmen are pulling
oft Press Club Night" and proyid.
inE program Of unique and bizarre
attractions solely for the purpose
Of showing their appreciation to the
conccHsionairoe for the coartosieK
extended them.
The shows are worth the price.
every one Of them, and tour Of
the whole Pay Streak under the
guidance Of the Press Club 'Dcteck.
huff Force. would not break
anyone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
Former Populistic Candi-
date Says President VIII
Lose All in Tariff Re-
vision Deal.

u think President Taft
would like very much to keep
the pledges he made In the
campaign, but II he 10 compel.
ed TO make choice between his
obligations TO keep the pledges
and his conclusion that II was
hls duty to keep the republican
party from falling to pieces. he
will serve his party rather than
his country, and in doing that
will make the great mistake Of
his life. and will both break
his pledges and shlver his party
into atoms."-cen. James D.
Weaver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
DOCTORS MEET IN
CONVENTION TODAY

Tho Northwest Medical asso
citation convened today at The
broadway hish school building with
an attendance Of about 100 dele,
gates from ail over the Northwest
This afternoon the business meet.
Ing began.
While the doctors arc busy at
ihelr meeting tho wives and daugh.
lcs Of the visiting delegates are
being entertained at the Hotel sor.
rento. BY the wives of the King
county physicians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
REMODEL COURT HOUSE

The board Of county commission
ers this morning accepted the ar.
chiiecia plans for the remodollns
Of the second floor Of the county
court house. There are now -four
court rooms on the second floor
The Encouragement will give six
court rooms with much better ar
fahgemeni Of the JUN rooms and
private offices for the Judges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
COOPER NOMINATED
AS SUPERINTENDENT
OF CHICAGO SCHOOLS

Frank q. Cooper. present super.
lnlendent Of schools In Seattle.
was yesterday nominated for
superintendent Of the Chicago
schools
Mr. Cooper Is at his summer
home at Crystal Springs today,
aud II could not be aaoertained
whether or not be would accept the
appointment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
lieut.. SUTTON KILLED
HIMSELF, ACCORDING TO
TESTIMONY OF WITNESS


,yvApolIs Nd July 2O-
-, e,.ss examination to-day 1t
- + Adams stuck 90 bis alor,
Z, !, James n Sutton the Of
4 the marine curpz whose
"a ~ October Y. 1897 Ia being
s-.ioisd BY a court of inquiry.
.~lttea suicide Henry f Davis.
800 tef saiinnH mother shot
.,,,rs Al Adams with groat
...lIu but the lieuiuahnt who
1890 Bis classmaics death
s-.I.ea hfm 10 his declaration
ssfvas a case 0! suicide
Killed himself.
vm you say that Lieutenant
/ 40 clumiiisd suicide asked
n dot entered bic bead. ro-
~ tsar.s I Simply ssw him
=, u lad and hudy as be lay
4. ground raise bis arm aud
! - ~ he dash Of the revolver
n / .saldnt see the hullei. bat
/ AN al IN - many vufds that
| y irsA himseli
ls..lls The fact that Davis has
,...td d pick flaws In the story
4 vl,sess remained calm under
4 ,nasaamination
M sutton, mother % the dead
! kls,snt and hrr daughter we're
~, Both we're pale and show.
Z shay that ihey we're undergo
Il a lssihle ORDEAL while ihcy
-.,sa % testimony tcndlag 10
| ~ ,Isg tAs heuieaant waa ~ a
szrrlpne disposition and was
,n,ii, tisllked ty many q bis
>zrzxifz
n.ls epaelusion q Adams cross
n,slra,lcs. seeond Lieutenant
Ad.ml. xas called to the stand
>ernan ield his stury Of the
q: salsh preeeted the death Of
r1s sesten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
PORTLAND IS
CELEBRATING
At A.-Y.-P. {.
Five Thousand Come From
Neighboring City to En-
joy a Day in Seattle and
Good Time at Fair.

hNingIaE two ncepiu to Seattle for
every one that Seattle nrni to Port
land CA Seattle nay AT the Lrwis
aud CLARK fair the people Of Port
land celebrated their daY AZ the
AYR expedition today 5000
strong And he 5000 rofiiandliss
manarcd 10 make themselves last
ahuai az pfumlueHt az tRirc that
many TaeumaHs ana faw days
Hfo.
Nobody Nho Veat 10 the fall 10
dat had any doubt about shose day
u vas At the exposition although
there vas no forlnal celebration
until z o'clock this Afternoon NJ the
ofggun State building when ad
dresses Of welcome ssre made. and
a reception held
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EHExfiNG. W Va, July 20
m q fhomas waa TODAY sun.
-. = I .i,ress 10 The Annapolis
rur lnis he death o. It. tamcs
/ aisn The officers " the court
aQlU hope he sill b. abb 10
~ one ilEht On the present
<~nfoa.s Of Edsara P Rocker.
Asitssas dismissed from the
81 W i supposed to have work.
] ~ zcsnily under an assumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
uybody Win Have a
HI in Aiding Stricken
|s'zily BY Subscribing to
\ Benefit.

A>t1r and bis wonderful lamp
~ ssutsced a morn remarkable
~ has has co8s Into The life
rfe,es nromiey aince The sad
y II her unequal struggle "a
J ii<sthrf q family Of sefUn
n ,k.ldfrn iolloxing the death
Oil neither las, January. vas
y % he public.
NJ a sf. dlshearfeued young
~ VIZ nothing In view but
2 q work and worry. striving
~ he burden that w0aid be
b1u fez older shoulders. she
th11ktd 70 a bright. cheerful
M nany friends to encourage
I'd 70 help hear the burden "
Es1ort Of the family q little
IN mothefless six months
benefit VIII Dc Given.
UAI afternoon a the Grand
y 4 benefit performance viii
YEA and The proceeds viii go
~ ezre Tor the i've remaining
me- and pay for the burial
w sisters whose death last
NAE public the wonderful
!. II. ~. sleaf-old giri was max.
w hsf brothers and sisters
.sa
~ saalhs theatres 10 Seat.
80. n.hra "a, y me project and
q. !. wy be made no Of The
~ " We theatrical profession.
4, !. y sso + 70 make this bene.
z ne largest ever held In
n.
4. ' si q The Bromley family
~.
- ~" Comes to Hons.
isuuary DEAN visited The
u sans Of The Bromley family
~. s' 4, to The great beyond thc
~. ~ NE seven small children.
r. sars Of the iamIIg on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

BELLlNGHAM. 80 Reports re-
ceiyed are that the sookeyes arc
running In force,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

10 Null pleased with the West
an Ye editors nov In session In
thif city. thai IL they print every
uann they are now planning to tell
of their ifins throughout this sec
tion ai the eaanirY. their deils pa
per- Niil be filled for years 10 come
With stories % the Golden West
aud tho Pacific slope including
Alaska. oreEnH and California
The sscoBd session Of the 2ith
annual convention Was held IN the
rine Arts building At the fair
grounds this morning The pro
Efau a. mapped out WaH closely
followed hid talks on Telegraph
serfies Tot a Country Newspaper.
and similar topics dealing With the
haniships " getting out a puhliea
tioa 10 tho smaller tasna. occupied
most Of The morning
Az Get Passes
Tho Auditorium waH well fiiled
9Th 8elcEhtes representing ~
states Eaci fflcEAte vas furnish
"a with urheis 20 the fair. lneiud
ms the Pay Streak, before The
m0ruinF session. which lasted until
some tine after noon The dele
GATES viil spend the entire daf on
tho grounds visiting the Pay
sireAk attractions tonight
piana iof their trip through
Alaska we're outlined. and EXPIRES
atone u surprise NJ the enormous
kmNth " this section Of the eoun
Try xsFe heard on every hand from
those who have made the trip be
fore and By those who had formed
opiniona from what they had heard
81 The West
20 well pleased are they that Il
q likely that another convention
Nin probably be brought either 70
California or to Honolulu In mid
winter before long
Talk Politics.
ppiitiaH naturally takes It's Part
N the convention There are two
candidates for president uf the ~
ISOLATION. 4. Nesin fomcroY Of
Chambersburg. Pa. and j. !.
DaumnaFtncr Of Santa Ana, Cal
" y. PARROT Of Waterloo. Ia. is
slated TO succeed himself as aeere-
tafy. With no opposition,
Hath Pomeruy and haumEart.
uer have strong followings. and the
election promises 10 be an exciting
feature uf the convention.
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!. MONDAYS A..Y.-P.
/ ATTENDANCE,


Hiram Hayriek lin cheap city
hotel Say, hoy. there amt no bell
in this here room. Bcllhoy ttoughl
-Aw, we'll, den, ring a towel,-Bos-
ton Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

WATER sHurorF NOTICE.

: WATER sHuToFF NOTICE. !
! Water will be shut of in all i,
! intermediate service mains In :
! the district north Of Lake :
Union and the government :
canal. on Wednesday, July II, :
frum s a. m. until 4 y, m.
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.44+R++.++x++E4

4 WEATHER FORECAST.
4 Fair tonigh, and Wednes- 4
. day. Ugh, west winds.
= 4SHs yFktt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

a. the conclusion Of ita discus
sion This afternoon The committee
vii asTcu apaa report 10 b. made
10 the State iiaf association mont
week What fhis report viii be-
VIII not be- ditulged b the commit
Tee uniil u In laid bafure The meet.
inF q Aberdeen TIE fliiuwins are
some % The conclusions that may
BE- arrived 81 BY the committee.
That the supreme court haa been
20 plainly wmns 90 las and facts
a. 70 suggest corruption ~ prove
cafels#aneta OF
That there are no grounds upon
which TO base any superstition that
corruption exists or
That ~ Wolfe had no evidence
apon Ehieh to base such charges a.
be- has made and should be dis.
barred. or
That the evidence found Justified
d. Wolfe In making his charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

The Portland Journal CARRIER
band save concert this morning.
and viii give another this evening
on tho steps II the Oregon build
lbs The special ifalnioaa ~ Port
land fnihs will not start halne uHtii
ioa0ffoe morning and the visitors
slli spend tho evening on the Pas
iffeat with the Seattle Press clah
The visitors have aalied 10 pfaising
seaiiis's fair declaring II even blE
ger and better than their own Of
1895.
The difference between this cl.
position and the Portland fair %
1905 II Just the difference 10 this
great crossing Northwest eoantry,
said Edsat n Piper. managing edi
tor Of the Portland nroRunian. Who.
with his daughter. Miss Constance
Piper pas visitor At the Ayr.
exposition today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
WOLFE
AFAA|D Of
PREJUDICE:
Refuses to Give Proof Of
Supreme Court Charges
to Grievance Committee
of Bar Association.

Because he lacks confidence
In some Of the members Of the
grievance committee Of the
State uar association. n. N. De
Wolfe, Of Tacoma, this morning
retuasd to discuss in detail the
matter Of his charges a8alHs,
the supreme court Of thia state.
A. least this objection 10 Ger
tain members u the committee
VA The eseuss given BY Mr. Dc
Weiie this morning IN declining
70 meet with the grievance com.
nitise ard 10 % At length into
the various questions raised By
him In his recent lStteft 10 the
legislature and 10 President
Bridges Of the State Oar asso.
citation
Win John G. illaniua. chairman
j. " Roberts ana George II Wal
hcr present. constituting a ma Hriiy
The Ggiryaaee cBnmItirr uf M
slate association met thls mafulna
IN the office 81 Chairman Hisgihi
ln the nosisn block
Mr. d. Wolfe who bad raised ihs
charges against the supreme court
vas present ural Invitation H.
al anre announced his intention Of
dccllninE 70 proceed before the
grievance committee afsfiuH that
be Intended "a lat the shole matter
before the State Far association
when Il meets in anaaal session IN
Aberdeen next week
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A. first De Wolfe stated that be-
objected 20 certain members Of the
committee bat that ON The shait.
The committee saa ali flEht When
asked 90 give namra b. declined 90
Do 70. aud finally stated that he
lacked confidence 10 a majority II
lhr members 81 the CON mlttee
Thsteapon the committee permitted
him "a eithdfaW
After De Woiie's DEPARTURE the
committee iuok un uc Halfes letter
70 President bridges and also the
issilraHy secured BY n. legislative
committee few weeks az. a
transcript Of which WHs IN the
bands 81 Chairman Higgins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

This exposition Is almost twice
aa large az ours. and We are AL
proud " II, and proud Of tho prog.
ress made In The pas, fnaf years
pof,land's friendship for Seattle IL
being oemsnied daily, whon We see
our hotels packed and our streets
eros dod BY tho great food Of travel
that has been brought to the wesi
By The Alaska Yuknn.paeific expo.
slflon. I think the crowd Of Port
land folks who are In your faif
grounds today. celebrating Portland
bay a. the exposition, ls the best
evidence Of tho admiration We have
ioF what Seattle has accomplished.
and our good wishes for your sue.
cess"
Evening star., 1909-08-18

Hal Chase was due to get back in the
game for the Highlanders yesterday, sc
is likely to be on deck this afternoon.
Evening star., 1909-08-18
GOLF AT POLAND SPRINGS.
William Chick Makes Lowest Score
in Qualifying Round.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
POLAND SYRINGE, Me-. August 49,
The qualifying round OF the Ivers cup
and championship tournament Of thirty
six holes was played yesterday on the
Poland Springs links in a downpour of
rain, which eliminated many Of the play
ers from the contest and made low scores
impossible.
Some of the greens where many strokes
were lost were covered with puddles of
water.
William c. Chick of Boston, who has
two legs on the cup and who was de-
feated last year by Walter J. Travis,
Won the gold medal for the lowest gross
score. which was s1-sO-161 His score
of so in the afternoon for eighteen holes
was very remarkable considering the con-
dition Of the links.
Garret A. Hobart of Paterson, N. j.,
won the silver medal with q score of So
S9-169
H.. C. Holton Of Philadelphia and III.
B. ingalls, of Boston were tie for third
place, with ascore of III each.
H. B. Hepburn Of Louisville, KY, who
many think will be runner up was sixth
man today. Monday he played around
the course for the first time and made a
u. which equals the amateur record for
the course.
Esa1lnUinO ha