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New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
ATHLETICS ON SLIDE.
Krause Taken out in Time to Sdre
Tnbenten Record.

St Louis July 1s-Krause and Walden nah
great pitchers battle to-day after the AthIe'lcs
had knocked Powell out of the box in the third IN
ming 81 Touis won in the eleventh inning by 4
score Of to T. and made II three straight but the
game is not charged as defeat for krause' VINO
maintains his unbeaten record. because the Ata-
letics we're in the lead when he was taken out
Criss hatted for Williams in the eleventh inning
after the Athletics had broken the tie. and with
the bases full and none out hit to the centre field
nazpole It would have been a home run. but goes
on the records as two-bagger- The defeat causei
the Athletics to WELD second place TO Boston
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
WINS AGAIN AT HAMBURG

A priyate cable dispatch received from Hamburg
Yesterday states that Gus Zimmerman, the crack
rtheman of this city, has made some more remark
shIe scores at the United German Societies tourna-
noent lust closed. IN addition to the cup and
medals he won at tie rapid fire and other matches
carly in the week he scored centres on Saturday
IN the Target Hamburg and the Target Gernania,
two OF the most important matches in the shoot
He also scored as out of possible 40 on the Honor
target The trophies for these three matches will
be among the most valued that he will bring back
TO New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

/ am told on good authority that Billy I.arned
th- national lawn tennis champion, has practically
given up Ill hope OF defending his title at New
port next mocth- The injury his knee was
serious than at first supposed and while IL
is yielding TO treatment. there is no chance that
a VIII be strong enough for him TO set the neces-
ssry practice before the big tournament begins
AS said a week ago. this is cause for keen regret
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

Eddie -Ipl1zzu. than whom there are few better
Jockeys riding must mend his ays. and that right
scoa - the time is at hand when the patience OF
the stewards VII be tested 10 the breaking point
His landing of Lovetie IN the second half Of the
Double Event At Sheepslesd Bay last Tuesday,
v he cut across his field sharply in the stretch.
dangerous IN the extreme E-hie. 50 far as could
be judged from the stand. he directly RESPONSE
HE for the croVdng that cost Jolly the first race
- the Empire City track on Wednesday The stew
ards could not esta absh his guilt. however and in
hota cases he escaped punishment, which all ap
TesTances was richly deserved. There has been
more or less rough riding recently. and the only
way 10 stamp it out is 10 punish the boys who are
cGlpsble. There Sc few good riders this year
rnat even would be missed. but better the loss
OF two Of the capable boys than
serious scci1e1t to mar the sport due rough and
foul riding
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
GLIDDEN TOURISTS WELL PLEASED

Minneapolis July B-Glidden tourists displayed
great enthusiasm over the entertainment which
was provided for them to-day. Local autoists
turned over their machines the visitors and
three hundred persons went to Lake Mnnetonka,
where they took trip on the lake IN chartered
boats. special entertainment. including some
vaudeville given o-night at Bloomington club
house the country home OF the local automobile
club Mr. Gldden and others made addresses
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

younger players earn the highest hono'S ~ -
lawn tennis world.
with fSjIfv Ia~ned and Beals g Nr.shI -.
Of the aII-couers last year. who Is '''l -
lam, tennis this season. on account OF n su''
ont NJ +r,e v-a, Frederick P AieNan1er' iU'i" ~
IN Wright at Newport last season. Appeoi9 .,s
a.. o,o on U.born the mantle Of larhtu o'o
,or Alexander holds with II. H. tfacAt't'
,,o-ional chsropfonship in doubles ana "'''
bas r,aved no lawn tennis since ne - -
1,t,iera championship early this year otat"e -
T,ober+,, and NJ J. G.. Ritchie, the teaui"s -
1isb ,,layere on his way back from lhe h' -,
..o.-bo. u, Australia he Is the klhd oi "'"i -
&c ;rto condition quickly. and the rest LlifE -
dopa hin, good He Will play III tue - -
C.,+o c,7ar,rionsrip tournament At -Ile =,
.,hIa.ic ,-I,,b tie first week in August "i'Nl' ",
ri,,e scr7e line on his chances Next ~ 49, -
I,,3,,,,-,, ,-7othier of Philadelphia "i'o N'" ~
,;.1a i, 1oas and Karl II. Behr are l'ohSo o -
+to oree most likely to win the champlohs'It' ~
I,.,r &c having trouble with his eyes "l''u % '
-. hin, ont of the running Raymond u ~
hi,,;ant F,rt somewhat streaky PLAY N''' mus
,sfderel also while the players or ule s'9
mo-, ,-ro loom up dangerously are ro"e.t
D.. - " Niles. Wallace F JoHnSou' 'ie -
,,-sria state champion: +. ?. l+arned 'I'e y - -,
- tl,e ,nap,rion. and Gustavus F. Touchafd i"e
Let named is almost too light ana ifa' ~ ~
,ruelIing week of lawn tennis ouI u.
question about his skill. his victory over "a 49,
- - --o,-e5 Johnson strong, heaCE
nIaver hut his game is not fairly rou'"e" ~" -.
s+ Niles like Little. while brilliant at 'heS
cannot alva.s he depended upon ana lie ho'' w.
is more or less uncertain.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
TAKING A MEAN ADVANTAGE.

Have you confessed all your sins?" asked the
preacher. solemny.
II guest I've about cleaned up, was the feeble
response Of the sick Yarishioner.
How about those fish stories you are so noted
for ~ continued the pastor Were they all true? ,
The sufferers face took on look OF anguish and
disgust "Parson," he muttered, that's mighty
mean advantage to take of dying man!"-Cleve-
land Leader.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
COMMENT On SPORTS
EMPIRE CITY RACING.
Neus and T'ic5cs or Current Topics,
Amateur and Professional.

lanes R1It,er presidcnr OF the Empire City
Racing Association. and his competent manager.
Mat. J. wirr. have earned warm place in the
esteem OF horsemen and racegoers. and deserNedy.
Those interested the thoroughbred and the sport
of racing feel Mr. Butler stuck the guns in
the darkest days OF racing when there was every
reason in the world for linn withdraw from the
field and avoid the loss which the association was
forced TO bear last season. After a long and de-
terrnined fight for recognition from the State
Racing Commission and the Jockey Club. Mr.. But
Ter found himself in less 'han year in the position
Of having &c down into his pocket TO keep faith
with the horsemen, and With none OF the pTofts
that the other associations had from goody years
TO fall hack on This he did without murmur.
ana during the winter. when everything looked
osrk and gloomy. one Of the first 10 apply for
dates urge that every hing possible be done to
keep the sport alive lie further. and made so
many improvements at the Enclosure near Yonkers
that IL now compares fsVorsby with any in the
circuit, outside cf Sheepshesd Bay and Belmont
Park. little wonder, then. that the followers
@. the sport are 50 willing their full support
tie meeting in progress. in spite OF the IN
convenience Of getting TO and from the track
Ny friend Hasssrd. for whose judgment as
handicapper ! nave much rcspect in commenting
on the scarcity Of good horses i'm this country cast
What appears TO be reflection on the great
ness of Fftz Herbert In propouniing what be sees
ft to call the following puzzle: Think or the
good hcrses Fitz Herbert has beaten. cannot
think cf one II that F1tz Herbert mas
not been called Ipon - beai Colin, Ballot or a
sysonty. hut Fltz Herbert has done everything
required Of him. particularly as a three-year-olo
in such hold. Impressive and brilliant way that
he has stamped himself. III opinion At least as
ere q tbs great horses - the American turf tltz
EIerterr did something in the Suburban Hand'oap
that on, hel, class horse could 90. He followed
killing pace Tried the field 10 he mile IN
the lema1ka5 5le time OF lSs 4-9, and then came on
80 viz saIeIE- for the full distance OF mile ana
= Quarter. fFc took up his weight in the Reallza-
lion stakes and. making all his own pace. set
r7ez American record for = mile and five furlongs
q :. As. ard phlle / Wiling 10 grant that time
s. 4 weak reed or 0hic, 10 lean in judging the
olIaIits a.lI class of horse. il takes a n-iehIF
rood one II go that distance with his weight up
and establish rev figures Further than that II
seems cautious suggest that Fitz Herbert never
beat cord horse. for truly Hilarious. Fayette,
Alfred Noble lungs Daughter, Joe Madden ana
several others 1hlch might he mentioned arc quite
spoy-e the ordinary. and II not great horses must
s- least r. classed good ones Perhaps am
taking Hassard too seriously. but in my opinion
Fftz Herbert ! the Kind of horse to be taken
too lightly.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

The passing Of Rosehen. l.. g Johnsons great
weight carving sprinter, from IN" scene OF his TIL
lInp< on the -1Irf Is cause for keen regret Fortu-
r7azelv. the big II Ben Strome-Itoseleaf VIII
ere lis days in peace and q7Ietness and he certain
IL deserves Il a. the hands Of his owner. as he
proved 2 good horse him Roseben will ever be
ranked as Of tho greatest sprinters OF the
American ttyf. and weight carrier he had few
If equals He lacked she stamina 10 carry his
speed over ? distance Of ground, but IN 20 seven
1urlsucs tbeIe have been few horses which could
STAY with Linn. lie is the kind Of horse that was
ever wiling 70 give Of his best long as he had
81 20 give. and while have questioned his couT-
zzz il was hardly fair charge Roseben took up
12s pounds and seven furlongs at Belmont Park
sn the fall OF in the sable time of %
Ssr. This stands 4 worlds record for circular
dirt track and in al probability viii outve Rose
ter r,- rT.sn, Years and so serve keep his mem
ory fresh.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
NO MORE ROMANCE.

Have yeu," inquired the poet "a moss covered
bucket about the placer
mo, SIR answered the farmer. "Au our utensils
steriiized and strictly sanitary."-I,ouisvtlle
Courter-Journal.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

L is trJc 70 = large extert that there are f'yeT
good horses IN 1he country this year than hereto
fore and she tRo-y@ar-oids in particular nave not
measured VI 70 the standard what has been seen
20 date. But ! will subscribe to the opinion
fhst Sweep Waldo and Ocean Bound. which appear
20 he the best Of the youngsters shown. would not
be noticed except sellirg platers in ordinary
-eare Ocean Bound strikes a high class
ny the equal. perhaps. Of any developed in recent
wears while II hardly fair 70 condemn sweep
which after winning thre- straight races in easy
fashion was beaten after let-Up neCessitated by
tucled shinz Waldo. too has done everything that
has beer required Of him in 2 20 indicate that
he has class and quality. and some Of the others
zlso NAV train on and develop into better horses
than their races VI have indicated. Ono
thing is sure, the two-year-olds appear 70 he =
fairly even lot and this means better racing than
81 enc or to outcIassed the others. Under the cir
c7gstances the 1rrf Is better of for good horses
than reascns hIv could have expected in view
ot the uphesvs1 of wear ago. when for 4 time
II looked IS II the end Of the sport in this state
had core.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
FESTIVITIES AT LARCHMosF CT

Commodore Wilson Marshall presided - u d
officers dinner held ~ the Iar0lmc7t Tschs u
on Saturday night u celebrate the oosnizg 4
race week" There was minstrel show lsst 1r
IN the club theatre. known as the Psndsm1-
by members of the Lambs This evening thsTs q
be an evening u magic snd illusions az ths a.
place. and on Tuesday the water sports uHisr p
direction OF Frank Fulgrs1, viii take pIaCs. lS
a reception for women and 2 band concert 4 ,
afternoon. In the evening there win &c ezl q
an Illumination OF the clubhouse and groIn1s "
ing pictures Will ce shown on "Wednesday s7--l
and on Thursday-Ladies- Dsv-there Th = 4
dinner and dance. Friday Is D~zUstic Nigh Fl
Saturday night Will be the wind W
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

The south viii not be represented III '''7 = ~
mary matches for the lawn tennis douoleS '''i'
rionship except by proxy, so to SPEAK as
roosevelt Pell and Wylie {. Grant won the SoN,il
~ o,,r,nionslip few days ago end.c"nsequel'''
80, -,eb+ to plav in the preliminary matches am
decidedIv opposed TO the custom OF Eastern p'dH
&c Going ont of their own territory to quality Tor
the national championship. as it nulhes the puI
nose Of the national association TO s'hluia'e ~ a-l
encourage the leading players in the various pa
o@ the country In this particular case the F7ou'''
L-,,+ +re trouble upon itself by sending OUT ui-
,or+ invitations 20 Pell. Grant and others I" 'aHs
r.r+ in the Southern championship Inc hiIe H'S
come however for the national assocla'lo4 10
,sLe strong stand against the invasion q So
tiona1 territory by leading players OF other as
tricts.
Now that 2 lull has come in the open tourna''7''
sesor for golfers more matches like the Sargent
s,ronr affair at ApaWamis. and the 1ouF-oali 009
.,o ~ For Hills last week would be welcome aS
= v,as,s of keeping interest alive during the Neca-
+io, season The play al FOX Hills on FT1da! ""S
- . Lind 10 make the onlookers open their eyes
while srousing a keen desire TO emulate H.
SCHUYLER I. Parsons, managing director oI '"V
conev Island Jockey Club, tells me that me / d
,,,r+,- IS in the past viii be run on August 81 'hs
o,ening dsv of the fall meeting at Sheepsheao Bay
y, eni,e of the fact that it falls on Monday
viii Mike non'in join the Giants? The fans
want to know,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

a,s I9ats fo W,TePf in TIE eighth inning winning
run scored with two out .
Detroit ..-.......2 Q =
Fits-On IN IN eight innings; ~ klsn AN 90 = -
one-third innings of Mu,n, IN lillian 5
NulItn 10 Two base hts-Crawford. Coco DeIlIlalt
Sacrifice hits-RJsh. cree Stoieen uase
chase BASE on allsOT WiIlst /: on Nnln' first
-. an errors-Detrolt 2 Left bases -Dstr1L, -
Teuy York 13 Struck out-Ry Niuett !: l: 6y TiT1e@
rIay---FIherfeid and thase- 4lHA9
. Irrnrtres-Ezan and Connolly
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

Baseball Polo Grounds To-day Two games First
game p II Giants St Louis Admission soc.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
The score follows:
PHILADELPHIA
ST. LOT Is
rotals.....ss sroas IA O TotsI, Is = ST;

.Batted Stone f1 eighth inning 'Fatted for
Williams eleventh iurSug- -Nons when winning
scored.
Philadelphia. .-..-- . q 3 q " y Is
Tuo-haSa hltE-Paksr. MrA1ssSs Criss Thres-hass
hft--oins. Hlts-OT Pow eli. In two and thirds
Innings OF waddnll. eisht and onethrd innings
Krause. IN ten innings on Bender. IN one in
min hit-IonaE Stolen bases -tjanley t2f-
Double plays-Barrv. Collins and Dsys; stone and
Let on has = Philadelphia, 4.
F3asss on baIS-0r Powell. or VaddsI. I Hit By
nitcher-By Powell. ~ Krause. struck out
Nv Powell 2 bv KrauSs. = bv Waddell. I. Time
40 I-rnpires-Evaus and Perrfu~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York a Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 4; New York. U3 innnRsl.
st. Louis. 3: Philadelphia. =.
Chicago, 8; Washington. O..
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
|fandinss in Baseball R0ce

x.Tro>.I IE.GUE GAMES TO-DAY.
~ louis at New York.
'h'"e" al Pi.tshuig Mt philadelphia.
Cincinnati Boston.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

Howard A PIurnuer won the Hlsl match il !.
championship singles of the Richmond Cs-
Country Club. PLAYED yesterday a. the club ri
Dongan Hills. Staten Island. His oppolsnt ID
James D. PeIl. who vas the rUnuer-Up in Ire 81
last wear. PIummar was in rare form, ard 1E
ing his long. easy lobs from The base Iins ~
gave PeII much % a chance. for Re Won L Il.
straight sets. at 62 50. s-4 PIurmsr von d
challenge cup in 1917 and 1@s ard his TART y
tory gives him permanent possession o ths ~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
CHICAGO. 3; WASHINGTON. Q.

Chicago July 1s-Smth held Washington 70 one
hit TO-DAY. while poor playing nv the visitors gave
the White Sox three runs in the first inning
single hit.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
EASTERN DOUBLES Inn
LONGWOOD THE scP,,
Niles and Dabney FaUored to r.
in Preliminary Ties.

Lawn tennis followers will divide fh.,.
this week between the Eastern doubles cha1..s
at Longwood. Boston. and the affairs a, .,N '1'F
International Challenge Cup. Three r.t- ut
prominently for the Eastern honorS. Me- 4aos
Niles and Artsur s. Dsbney. tr. William, ? '1a !.
and Wallace T. Johnson. and the Jobnso-
the fnalists for the Massachusetts, STATE ~.
the trio Niles and Dabney are favored - -1e o I
the preliminary ties at Onwentsia. Chirav, - !
dOre Roosevelt Pell and WyIie G. Grsnt t. -
ern champions. and the Pacific Coast go
Maurice Mclaughlin and George James s-Sa
ready secured their places. The Wester, -,
pears likely to be Louis r. Waidner and ~ - ,
son. The winning pair will Challenge Fr.s.--S
Alexander and Harold II Hackstt for the -.
championship
It now seems probable that this coun+r- -.
tire from the Davis Cup matches this ysa- -
London comes the news that g. A Ca-sss :
Kenneth Powell will journey 70 A1Ssrzr, :
this country find it inexpedient TO play N. :
Philadelphia. as originally proposed.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

r. II. f.
6-t7icaro 7 q n o n . q n-3 ;
washington ...........o 0 . o o q . 90 I ;
Ratteries-Smith and Sullivan: Johnson and
Street Cmpires-Hurst and OIoughin-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
No games scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

HIS DEVOTIONS.
Guest Mercy, What's thar awful pu1-l
downstairs
Hostess-Nfy husband has come IT late ard =
over the new Persian prayer rug CTevelsnd Lss.s
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
The summary follows

Second rouud-Arthur 7 Bush ir minus hsfs n !
feated r Couchofs scratch. s. IS rhso55rs -
Wood minus 15t defeated ? II Sisscn )ni1us a. +
s. 6-I- Arthur L Aiken tu1i-r-s So fsfssr-f .
King minus half 15). 80. defsuf-af g L Csys =,
half 3Op defeated A NJ Bailey o=cratchl. e. -
Seminal rorIud-Arrhur T. Bush j.. minus szsr
defeated Theodore Irving VCod ruiuI= 15t 81 ID
81 Arthur L Aiken tIinus So dsfsatsd . : -
(r1inus half S0). SO. SO.
FT7aI rourd-Arth1r T. Bush f. fr1i-us half n /.
fsatsd Arthur L Aiken ogninus So 81 "a a
81 81
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19
J Baseball avn Tennis - Speedway = Aumhh = Comment = Other M

although II may open the door for che q -
,,o,rrs ,,.,ers to earn the highest honors in the
lawn tennis world.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-19

Arthur T. Bush. jr.. from the minus - =.
mark. won the singles handicap lawn me-.
ulent yesterday on the courts Of TIE - !
Country Club. Yonkers- He met Arthur z ~ l
minus 30. in a grue'lng five set final ss,. i
fought through forty-fve games, with IT, =.
scored at 81. IS, SIS, s. and So Il
in the third set led and at 5-3 and 5-4 va,-|
tirres within a stroke OF winning. Bush ,,s /
fine squirt. bringing off terrific snashes AZ \.
and holding Aiken back so that he was E,r,,.
in staving of defeat by running out the four
sary games for the set The speed which
developed at this critical time was suArs..
check Aiken. SO that he fell behind in sttsup-L
driving game IN the next set and lost the mass
The performance OF Bush was all the M.
markabIe as he met Theodore Irving Wood u.
Is. In the semi-fnaL and defeated that plav.r =.
three lively sets. 6--1. 81 and 81 On ths -
hand. Aiken had come through against c L d.
minus half So TO a snotharing score Of s-lr.r
6-love-
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m. when the most delightful period of
the day is beginning. Mrs. Taft ac
companies him. Capt. Archibald w.
Butt, his aide and playfellow, sits on
The front seat beside the chauffeur and
away they go for forty or fifty miles.
The President has ridden over every
beautiful road within long radius
of Beverly and Capt. Butt is constant
ly trying to find some new and pleas
ant route. Now, the President has
begun to ride over the same roads a
second time. Probably there is no
more beautiful country of such mag
nitude for automobile driving on this
continent, perhaps in the world, and
the President is appreciating it fully.
Nowhere else does one see more auto
mobiles. They come down the roads in
droves. The speed mania is prevalent
and the natives have been protesting
They have to wage continual war
against the Juggernaut cars that shoot
through their streets. 1t occurred to
some of the native warriors that the
resident ought to set a wholesome
example for their benefit. Stories have
been current that his big ear, follow
ed by a smaller car carrying two
Secret Service men, generally made
rapid progress. The hard headed and
practical Yankee up this way may love
the giamor of official position but they
do not hesitate to speak out their minds
when they have a grievance So let
tiers began pouring in upon the Presi-
dent, protesting against the example he
was setting for the rich summer Wis
itors who come down to the North
Shore on pleasure bent. The President
was annoyed, because he claimed that
his automobile had not been driven in
exeessaef1f 1.-The legahzed speed of twenty
miles an hour and that, in fact. he had
been driving So slowly he had to take
the dust of many machines which pass.
ed him on the road.
His chauffeur now has specific or.
ders not to drive faster than from IF.
| teen to twenty miles an hour and the
North Shore natives are a little bet
ter satisfied. This has not restricted
| the speed of the great current of auto
| mobiles which surge through the street,
/ of Beverly and other North Shore
towns and cities but it looks BETTE
to the people who make their home.
here for twelve months of the wear.
The pressure upon the President t.
| participate in local functions durins
| has vacation has been very grea-
but he has steadfastly refused. 70
some days there was a stream of Wis
itors to the White House Offices an
| pealing to Mr.. Carpenter for chanc,
to see the President and invite him t,
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4 YEAR OF ACHIEVEMENTS.

The 1909 ambitious dreams
of mankind: the problem flying has been
solved and the North Pole been discovered.
millions of have been spent
in irving to locate extremity
lve faced the reaching the g
bu Jealous been able
made DASH
triae n
ongedfor goal Undaunted by
coming his objective But always there something
apponment was of heartlending
Greedy with 0
that he to make trial again.
polar the North
igid And dash for the Pole
in He
his
added scientific of the world
expedition shall
victory the enthusiasm
by his
In himself
told him avoid He took
his delay He
he husbanded
his strength and he won--Victory.
history the
but
capable of
the uamoon cnka freak
osove
there be
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No SCORCH|NG
FOR Nh. TAFT
President Orders His Chauffeur
to Keep Within Speed
Limit.
BY Ernest G. Walker.
{Ma1 Special to the Advertiser.)


BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 20-The
summer capital of the United States
is only two weeks old. Everybody in
the vicinity has become thoroughly
used to it during that brief passage
of time. The natives, so-called out of
no derisive intention, but in distinc-
ton from the wealthy residents in the
palatial cottages which extend along
the North Shore for forty or fifty
miles, are now taking the change as a
matter of course. Cabinet officers come
and 60, without stirring the city of
Beverly half as much as would an in
yention in shoe machinery. Even the
Presidents automobile goes whizzing
through the streets of an afternoon
without making any more of an i'm
preston than It would in Washington.
\ third of the Presidents vacation
is gone. He is really having the time
of his life. He enjoys the Stetson
cottage down upon Burgess Point
which IS fifteen minutes walk away
from the heart of Beverly and from
the executive offices where Secretary
+. W. Carpenter presides. He enjoy,
the golf over at the Myopia links ans
at the Essex County Club links. only
he is not going TO the Essex links jus
now because a tourney is on and thu
President does not like the publicity
de cordially detests being on exhibi
ton. He protested against it Will
ne was IN the 1908 campaign Now
that he IS President and able to d
some things as he wishes, he insist
upon taking his vacation without be
ing on exhibition.
Then the President enjoys immense
y the automobile rides in the late af,