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Arizona republican., 1909-07-11
Entertainment By the Pupils of Miss Margaret Howard.

Miss Margaret Howard, the Cart wright music teacher, gave a recital at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Stanley Howard, Friday after noon. Miss Howard has a class of forty-four pupils, ranging in age from six years up, and each pupil who appeared showed marked progress. Twelve members of the class have begun taking lessons since the last recital given by Miss Howard, which was in March. There are several members of the class who are mar ried, but for some reason not one of the married pupils appeared on the program.
 There were three vocal selections, each worthy of note. The first was rendered by Maude Stewart. aged ten, and showed marked talent. The song See Saw" was sung by Emma and Lula Douglas in the clear sweet voices for which they are noted. But the attraction of the day was the song America sung by the male quartette. The quartette is composed of four boys, all under ten years of age namely, Allen Cartwright, Johnny Mudersbach, Murphy Stump and Har- old Mudersbach There were twenty eight visitors present. mostly the parents of the various pupils of the class. After the recital ice cream sherbet and cake was served in abundance to the entire company Various games were engaged in by the youngsters. One was a Dun eating" contest for a prize, by the members of the qusrtette. Allen Cartwright succeeded in carrying off first prize
 The members of the class who were present and participated in the pro- gram were Marion Yaggi. Murphy Stump, Allen Cartwright, Alice Snider. Johnny Mudersbach, Mary Bustin Stella Cartwright, Clara Bustrin. Har old Mudersbach, Edna Bonsall, Mary Wiley, Maud Stewart, Hazel Temp- kins, Elizabeth Ivy, Hannah Nof- ginger, Ssloma Nofzinger, Hulda Brown, Ursula List, Emma Douglas, Mable Nofzinger, Simon Snider, Fan nie Brooks, Rebecca Brooks, Lulu Douglas. Noorna Yaggi, Clara Rice. Gladys Howard. Lulu Stump, Evelyn Gardner, Anna May Shamblin, Nan
Arizona republican., 1909-07-11
NEW YORK HELP FOR
 ARIZONA BETHESDA
Project of pr. Gessinser We'll Reeeiv. ed in the Metropolis.

Rev J. 4. Gesisnger, of this city, who went east d few weeks ago in the interest of the Arizona Bethseda association. seems to be having good success in New York city, according to the following published in the World of July I, which reached Phoe- nix yesterday.
 A number of wealthy residents of Manhattan have within the last few days pledged financial support for the building of city for consumptives beyond the border lines of Phoenix, Ariz. The Rev. James Allen Geis- senger, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Phoenix, is the originator of the plan. He arrived here last week and has been gathe-- ing the subscriptions. MT. Geissenger is stopping at the St. Dennis Hotel and will remain there for week
 The need for such a city is due to the number of tuberculosis patients who are Hooking to Arizona. In Phoe- nix at the present time there are f, 900 persons in various stages of the disease
 
 Bethesda Association-has been form ed. Shares are S25 each. but are sub icct to an assessment of $25 year for four :ears, making the:- totJl cost Sl25.
 The company" said MT. GeiSSingcr. Twill not pay dividends. It was not formed as a money making venture, but as an association to better the condition of the afflicted. We shall construct our first buildings in Oc- tober. There will be a first unit of 100 houses around q community house. Each Of these smaller houses, made of p.asrcr board, win cost iron S250 to $500 to build. The community houses will cost $2,5O0. We shall not shelter paupers. Each of the patients will be charged from $7 to s10 a week, which will supply food, bed and the services of physician and nurse. These &C., commodations are certainly worth $35 to the patient Thus we save each sufferer s25 a week.
 AS the subscriptions increase we shall keep on building houses in units of 100 each. The place where we are going to start The City of Good WilP lies in the Salt River valley-a valley which is almost a duplicate of that sloping to the Nile. The land is under irrigation, and to maintain the similarity between the Nile and the Salt river valley all of the houses will be constructed in Egyptian style,
 Twenty acres of land have been given to us, and cur efforts in Phoe- nix have brought us s15.000 in cash Some of the principal financiers there. as well as in Cincinnati, Chicago and other cities, are responding to the call for money. In a year we expect to have a model city, with traction lines, light, heat, water and sewerage systems and telephone service. It is n grand work and should win support all over the country"
Arizona republican., 1909-07-11
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS


tions for visit to the coast in a shot time.
 Mrs. J. M. Fitzhugh drove over
 the river last Saturday and MT. Fitzhugh returned home with her to spend the Fourth. Mrs Thomas Wimsett entertained
 the Delpha Alpha class at her home
 on North Central avenue Tuesday evening.
 Miss Pearl McElhaney spent part
 of last week with her grandmother
 Mrs. Reuben Hill. Mir. and Mrs. George Stewart have
 enjoyed weeks visit from his sister,
 Mrs. Haggard MT. and Mrs. flag gard are enroute to the fair. How ever, they will visit the Grand Canyon and various parts of Caliofrnia be-
 fore going to the fair. From Seattle they will go to Canada and then home. MT and Mrs. Herman Downing and
 daughters Geneva and Mary. have
 gone to California to reside perma- nently Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Chinn and Miss
 Ina Hawkins enjoyed witnessing the | fireworks Monday evening. i Miss Lorie Miller spert Sunday
 with Miss Helen Hauiot.
 Mrs. Otto Raymond Coulter has sold most of her dairy COWS. Mrs. J. w. Black and sisters. Mrs Otto Raymond Coulter and Miss Bes- 1 sic Argall, will leave foi California in l August. Miss Anna Schrader was taking |, kodak pictures last week of Mrs. Otta ] Raymond Coulter's wealth of bealti- | fui black hair. which is four feet I long.
 Little Carlyle Argall is studyiita
 music. his teacher says he has great
 talent for a little fellow. -. Recently Mrs. Otto Raymond Coul- ter found a large sum of money. The
 owner was found and well rewarded
 the finder.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-11
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.
Dr. Hibbar

Is Known Through . out the Southwest as
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MESA DEPARTMENT
CHURCH NOTICE.

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The Baswitz Cigar Co. has sold it's interest in the Anheuser cigar stand. The genial face of Lewis T. Baswitz, which has adorned the front thereof so long, will hereafter be found at the Baswitz pool rooms and cigar store, 42 East Washington street
Arizona republican., 1909-07-11

son. the latter accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, left Mesa yesterday, joining the special train from Phoenix at Tempe, from where they will continue on to the big convention to be held in Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Waring left earlier in the week
Arizona republican., 1909-07-11

several months past. resigned her po- sition there last evening. Mrs. flaw l,!ns has been faithful in her duties, and has made many friends during her stay with this firm.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-11
Lucy

nie Brooks Amy Tompkins, Lucy McIlmoil, Ruby Tompkins.
 Those absent were Clarence Gully, Mrs. Meyers and daughter, Mrs. Clar- ence Gully, Katie Helm, Mrs. Ivy, Pearl and Alma Brewster, Ellen Helm, Violet Horton, Mamie Hall.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-11

izens of Arizona. The Do,tor is a grad Uate of Harvard Medical College. Was formerly member of tht Rhode Island and Colorado State Medical Societies. aud United States Pension Exaniner Health is wealth-Economy to hf well, Are you suffering from some thronic affec- tion? Are you weak. sick and unable to perform the ordinary dtties of life? If so. beware of patent medicines. in experienced and unskiIled physicians Dr. Hubbard employs none but rational and scientific methods--he uses no in- furious drugs in removing tie poisonous effects of BLOOD AND PRIVATE DIS EASES from the system. SEXUAL WEAKNESS. with all its paneful ef- fects positively cured by the latest and best remedies. Chronic, nertons, blood. kidney, urinary. bladder andispecial dis eases treated in a strictly ID to date manner. Consultation Free. Hours 10 to 12. and to 3.
 The public will please take notice that Dr. Hubbard has temporarily removed his office to No. 236 West Adams St. corner 3rd Avenue. "-
Arizona republican., 1909-07-11

Methodist church. A l.. Hawley. pastor. "The greatest thing in life" will be the theme of the morning dis course next Sunday--an analysis of the First Corinthians 13. The stereop- ticon pictures in the evening will illus trate the stories of Ruth. David and Goliah, and King David,s reign.
 ElkS LEAVE TO JOIN SPECIAL.
 pr R. F. Palmer and George John
Evening star., 1909-05-30
FIVE FAVORITES
WIN AT LATONlA

CINCINNATI. Ohio, May 29.-The Clip
furlongs was the chief attraction at La
| tonia today. Louise S.. the favorite. had
no trouble winning the event from Eva
Tanguay with Fereno third. Louise s..
took the lead at the start and was never
headed winning by length and a half.
Eva Tanguay came with rush at the
end and took the place from Fereno by
five events Track good. The summaries:
First race, five and half furongs-Sorrcl
Ter io st10sr ,Ss Ht s
Is to i, third. Time. LOT 2-5. Ethel Carr.
Adda1. Lillian Ray, Mae Hamilton. Tim Kelly
and Kalbert also ran. -
(Mountain). to 2, won: Dainty Dame. liz War
REM, 4 TO /, second; Sea Swell, 1O6 Powersl, 8
to :. third. Time. ia Is. Madman lost rider
Third race. six and one-half furlongs- -Merrick.
113 tPowers), to 8. won: Grenade. 107 bur
toni. 30 to /. second; Bcsserian. 107 Page.
thy. Gypsy King and Deacon also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs the Clipsetta stakes:
for two-year-old allies; 81 go added-Louse s..
Powers. % s to second Fereno, io7 H tTro1ler,, R
s to 1, third Time, 1.O1 1-5. Grace Dixon. My
Gal, Mettie Bereaud, Redeem. Star Port, Clora
Etnelburg and Placid also ran. ., ,,
5, won: Meadow Grass, 50 lR. Williams), 20 to
l. second; Camel. 95 tHannan). 20 to I, third
Time. .42 35: Denver Girl Warner Griswell.
Sixth race, mile--Keep Moving. 1o4 tTaplin,.
to 5, won; T: E: shipp: 105 tMountainl, to !.
third Time, 14s. Mason. Col. Blue. Bone.
| brake. Usury and Katie Powers also ran.
Evening star., 1909-05-30

gelding T. e s.. are also listed in this
field Of wrigglers, as is also Ida Medium.
that handsome daughter Of tilot Ae-
dunn. 1r.. 2OeA. and Ida c., 2:13h.
IL, !mmediately ne after eth, this .S race + A F. s. s;
and sold for the high dollar. His mark
at present writing is only o:34A. but he
has frequently shown miles in 2:2ok in
his work Besides having 2:25 and better
speed, he Is one Of the handsomest geld
highly bred horse. His sire Is l.. H. s..
he's q son Of Imprint. a son Of Onwaru.
2:20k, while his dam IS the celebrated
Susie H.. 2:2714. to high wheels, by a son
Of Belmont, sire Of Nutwood.
Some twelve or fifteen runners will
participate in the running events but
rs the entries are overnight ones the
names OF the following only can be given
Sanscrit, Orenti. Chaplain. AS You May.
Helen B., Saltrum and Garterette
A belated note from our old cillege
chump, DR.. John E. Sansbury OF Forest
Vile, Prince George county would indi-
cate that Burke tomorrow afternoon will
not be the only pebble on the beach. The
doctor has got his new half-mile track at
Forestvilfe In shape for fast work. and
will open it to the public with a horse
show and racing. Every farmer in old
Prince George who has a horse that he
thinks we'll Of Is invited by the doctor
to fash him up Monday and get the
ribbons which the doctor will distribute
hand.
Preston Kemp will be on hand with his
trotting stallion Dictator. jr.. and show
the farmers his PAGES on the track. and
Frank Tfppett Of this city will show his
standard bred stallion Red Princeps to
the admirers OF speedy and well bred
horse flesh. DR.. Sansbury's two-year-old
stallion colt. Prince George. will also be
exhibited. and will compete for age In
half-nile heats with any other colt owned
In the county.
A match race between Linkwood May,
2.19A. and Indiana John, 2.15t, Is also
carded, to - followed with a trot and
pace between Prince George county
horses that have records no better than
2.3O. There will also be races between
horses with no records, a half-mile run
ming race and mule race with boys as
riders.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
UNITED HUNTS MEET
AT PIMLICO TRACK

BALTIMORE. Md, May 28.-The sec
ond day OF the United Hunts meet at
Pimlico brought out large crowd oi
society folk with the horsey set from
the various hunt clubs in evidence. The
feature of the day was the excellent
riding OF Mr.. Robert Taylor. who car.
ried of three firsts In as many mounts.
The results:
Hawk. ~ lMr. R. Taylor; II to s. even. l to to
to !: to l. 3 to l. second; Collnston.. $50 tMr.
Ivanhoe: Topright and Diebold also ran.
Melton. io27 (1essse eve1. 9o' to ~Sn e@ .ee
a. 0 os7 hsseon ts ana
Third race. two and half miles eteeple-
and s out. e won: st. wiifrId. M 147 '' ,Mr. I. T.
Wrisnt) to z. even and out; second; yaauero,
Glover e slse s,so ana 'o'' 'n''o e
Fourth race, mile and forty yards-Pins and
1s le s t. and s Sst .oa Ro
to and / to 2. third. Time, l.45 As Wabash
Fifth race. seven furlongs-R Ruxton. 13s Cir. It.
T.ylor' to to a1r,n.,on to won; Glorious 10
e. Tucker. 20 to /, to I, to /, third. Time.
80 Boz. Profit. Fancy Bird, Ottoman and
Sixth race. about two miles, steeplechase-
Bell the Cat. 141 (Franklin). to 5. l to 2. out,
won; Amanda H.. 148 Palmerl, 5 to 2. 4 to 8.
out, second: Lizzie Flat. 142 Is. McClane). 8 to
!. 8 to 2. out. third; Time; AZ 80: sparkles
fell and out. Lizzie Flat fell. but finished third.
Seventh race mile and quarter. seling-Ber-
goo, l3O (Palmer), 4 to 5. out. won; Racilla.
1873 (SofelU. 8 to l, even, out. second; Alabama.
1870 (Savannah), 6 to 1. to 5, out, third. Time
2.16. Impertinence also ran.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
Results at Toronto Races.

TORONTO. Ont, May 29.-Woodbine
race track results:
First race. six furlongs-Center Shot. 106 tGil-
BERT, 4 to 5, won; Smoker. 1O3 (Goldstein), I
to 1. second; Security, 100 Mentry), 10 to l..
third. Time, 1.15. Berga E., Duke OF Milan,
lKokomo. Edgely. ST. Claire. King Avondale
and Dennis Stafford also ran.
Second race. five furlongs-Turf Star. 100
(Harty,, to 5. won: Autumn Girl 116 tHinch-
cliffe), to /, second: Beau Chiffon. 116 Gold
stein. to 1. third Time. 1.03 25. Miss Raj
faelo and Setback also ran.
| o.. 142 IF. DaviesD, to /. won: Bobbie Kean,
145 &C. H. SMITH. 3 to s. second: John Garner,
14s wv Kelly. 10 to !. third. Time. Isl 3-5.
Charivari, Knobhampton and Tommy Waddell
also ran.
Fourth race, Toronto cup: 5000 added; mile
| and furlong-king James la9 Ui. Burns). to
2 won; Adirondack. 1os tGoldstein,. ~ TO l,
second; High Private. 40 tHartyl. 3 to 1.
third. Time. 1.5s. Amri. Guy Fisher and Ham,
Fifth race. steeplechase. about three miles
| Agent, 1853 (kelleher,. to 2. won; Kara, l63
McAfee,. 4 to 1. second; Ben Cole. 140 IF.
Williams. 8 TO 5. third Time 6.I7 E1-
Sixth race. four and one-half furlongs-star
Wave. 115 tMnsgravel. even. won; Lady sybil.
112 lGilbertl. 80 to /. second; Adeline Bourne,
ll2 Deverichl 20 to 1. third. Time. 0.5I Is.
Frolic. Lou Corval. Lady Etns. Winter Day,
woolvine and Puritan Lad Lad also % ran
leeta. 10s tGoldstein,. 2 to 1, won Thomas Cal
houn. 1o4 tHinchcline), to 1. second; Darling
ton. 100 tRettig,. 10 to I. third. Time. LAO Is
Varieties. Holloway. cruche dor. Alteration,
Del Strome. Mary Candemas. Arrowswift, Rose
boro. Gold Note. Howard and Shean also ran.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
POCAAT|CO STAKES
FOR F|TzHERBERT
Favorite in Betting and Cap.
lures Feature Event EasiIy
at Belmont Park.

BELMONT PARK, N. r., May o.
Fftzherbert. making his first appearance
In the east this year. and a 3 to s favor
ite, easily won the Pocantico stakes. six
furlongs, at Belmont Park today The
favorite took the lead at the start ana
after racing Lady Bedford into the ground
in the first half, drew away to win by one
and one-half lengths. The victory OF
Roseben in the selling event at six and
one-half furlongs was extremely popular
and the 5000 persons gave him a rousing
cheer as he galloped home an easy win
ner. The summaries:
.'.I'seo; .loe sks.,s :Sdss.s%s:g, Is ssss'sI:g;
iSi1a Tine si' to biu:ss1oe. s'f hen.s !.
ManEo s.11e GlopPer fireboa, Hampton Court and
second race; the cs.nopolit.n handicap: three.
ssoo ona dssSxin1S Wire ana IL a. Ls
6us.n 's to and .na 3ass S'f .econd ID;
tkird rs hn,st'is ns e d spc
and upward; $ .nd one.Ssif f turIenss; main
to 5 and out, won; Black Mate. iio tG.rueg,
.crs.vy, u TO 20 and out. third. Time. 1.2o IS:
gesi ~na.I. e see;ntss II % e.
}MeI1tyre,; Gy tG s. to ana out. second; = Hen
third Time, i.ls. scntentious and Yama also
ran.
Fifth race. International steeplechase handi
mites; aso5 .ddea.frsnap.. ia1 is nuppet, ts
sns sa % Ss R se; ;:u
% "a miles. an: :;sss Il:
::s 5s:;'s :..s. Rss:,.ss Z; ID
g %oodcs.ft Sea s1S Won. Bs.ueisre e'ss QUEEN
OF the Hills Golconda, Chormaster Of Chester
brook and DaDder also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race. three -yearold FLIES: one mile
Afhicticn. Cctytto. Sans scuci II. Lady Bed.
ford. Sun Dance, Grania, 90.
Second race. three-year-olds and up; non.
winners Of 1880 in 1903 or 1909 or Of moro
than two races in 1903; six and one-hAlf fur
longs-Cohort. 12o; Marcellus, 100; Plateslass,
103.
one half fnrlongs-sweep, New Market. Rocky
3hbrien 1a Star Bottle. Big Stick. 122 Perry
.,,. Fourth race: the y.n cor.ianat handicap;
10; Fitzherbert. 11s; Dreamer iiarrigan. I'D;
Filth race. e. the grand national steeplech..c
handicap: four-year-oids and up; about two
%nsster %ss and Lang 49, Sir
Sixth race; race; thrse.yea,olas: selling; one mile
ss; tfdii hill Top, @ d. a''' '' Court Lady, A'a'''
Evening star., 1909-05-30
FINAL DAY OF THE
JAMESTOWN RACES
Bio Crowd on Hand to Witness
the Sport and Pick the
Winners.

NORFOLK, Va. May 29.-The third an
nual spring meet Of the jamestown
Jockey Club came to a close this after
noon with an attendance that eclipsed
that Of any other day during the meet.
The sport was under skies of blue. but
was somewhat marred. however. by an
accident In the handicap feature event.
for three e-year-olds and upward. at one
mile. The field was reduced by scratches
to only three starters in the handicap
race. These were Pearl Point, Eschau
and Mystifier, all being heavily supported
by the public. Away in a perfect line.
the three raced together for sixteenth
Of mile. when Eschau. bearing in
slightly, pinched off Mystifier. who fell
heavily. Esehau then went on. but was
soon passed by Pearl Point, who opened
UP q gap Of four lengths, but Eschau.
coming like shot, caught him tiring
and beat him by neck. Pearl Point was
awarded first place. Some of the horse
men are getting away tonight and others
will leave Sunday and Monday. They are
scattering. some going to Canada, some
to Cincinnati for the Latonia track and
| others to New York Summaries:
First race. two-yee.r-olds; purse; nve fur
4 10 b, won, Polly lAe. 100 tMcCaheyl. 10 :.
even. 1 to 2. second: st. Augustus. los tReid,,
even. 2 to s. out. third. Time. 1 .O3 Is. kith
and Kin. Gentle and Belle Mawr also ran.
Second race. three -year-olds selling; six fur
longs-Rose Beaumont. los tMcCahey, . to 8.
2 to 8. cut. won; Gay King. 102 tReidl. IL to
| 5, 4 to 3. = to 5. second; Font. 102 tBurnsl. I
to 9 q to 5, / to 2. third. Time. LIS. Alice
Mack. Kenmare Queen, High Hat and Colmo
also
seven furlongs-Jennie Wells. 1O1 tMcCaheyi
8 to 5. 2 to 5, out. won; Kempton. 1o4 tKeidl,
5 TO 1. 2 to 1, even. second: King Of Bashan.
100 (Martiny. 8 to 1. to 1. even, third. Time.
129 4-5 Lamptrimmer, Sunfre, May Jene.
Eminola and Risk also ran
Fourth race. three -year-ods and up; handicap;
one mile-Pearl Point. 11O Reid. to 10. to
T. out. won; Eschau. 80 tMcCaheyl. to 2.
2 to s. out finished first. but was disqualified
for knocking Mystifer down and got second
place.; Mystiner. 9S tHaynes,. to /. to 3,
out third. Time. 1.4l As. Three starters.
Fifth race, three year -olds and up; selling; six
furlongs- 40 Martini. to 1. to 2.
to 8, won; Escutcheon. 112 tMcCaheyl. to l.
s to 5. 4 to 5, second; John Mars. lot CReidl.
to 2. I to 5, to 10, third. Time. Lis 2-5.
Billy Hibbs. Montbert. Momentum and Baby
Willie also ran.
Sixth race. four-year-olds and up; selling:
one and one-sixteenth miles-killochan, los
tMcCahey). II 70 5. even, to 2. won: Judge
sauhey los tGrinin). II TO 1. 5 to 1. 3 to 2.
second: Winning Star. es (Reid). to l.. to 5.
| 4 to 8, third. Time. Las. Lady Gay Spanker.
King Thistle. Montrose, Milestone. Miss Mar
jorie and George g. Hall also ran.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
Street, Conner and Ernst Lead;
Hold Places In Stars Contest;
Big Surprise Is Being Planned
Bob Unglaub Still the Second Man In
the Professional Class.
]. F. Marsden Jumps From Third Place to Posi-
ton Next to Leader in the Fan Brigade.
Hot Battle of the Ballots.

Well, Well, Well, Isn't 1t surprising
that there were no surprises this week
The Contest Editor certainly has mighty
few changes of position to announce
among the leaders in the professional
amateur and fan classes in The Star
great voting contest. Charley street, the
Nationals popular catcher. who had 6s,-
947 votes at the last count, is now cred
tied with aO.326. and is in first place
by a comfortable margin. unglaub is
still second man in the professional
class. Mcbride third and Hughes fourth,
the relative positions they occupied last
week Unglaub has gone from 4S.oS4 to
67.O14. Mcbride from 26.1Io to 3o.OS4 and
Hughes from 1889 to '2o.191.
In the amateur class Conner, Guam
trell. McDonough and Litchfield occu-
py first. second, third and fourth places.
respectively with 35.672 votes for Con
ner. who had 22.12O last week: 27,344 for
Quantrell. who was credited with 21 ,s21
at the last count. and 25.2s1 for Nc
Donoush, who had 1850 a week ago
Litchfield is a strong fourth. with 21.31O
Change in "Fan" Standing.
In the fan department there has been
q change. although NJ. j. Ernst still
hangs on to the top rung of the ladder
with 35,559 votes, as compared with %,
ISL last Sunday. j. F.. Marsden has
jumped from third to second, oustins
Charles Hettinger, who drops back one
rung. Marsden has 27.73S votes. as COM
pared with 2O.11S a week ago. and Het-
finger has 26945, compared with his
last published figure of 21,521.
1t looks to the Contest Editor as If
some foxy folks were preparing a big
surprise. Wouldn't be at all startled, he
says, to see some shifts this week.
Anyhow. the fighting seems to be get
ting hotter and hotter in this battle Of
the ballots business. and it Is very evil
dent that everybody interested. directly
or indirectly-to the umpsteenth removal
will have to hustle and keep hustling,
and then hustle some more, in order
TO keep the list revised according to
their can ideas.
Evening star., 1909-05-30
SOUTHERN GOLFERS.
Edrington Defeats Oliver for the
Championship.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May o9.-Jack Ed
rington of Memphis won the Southern
Golf Association championship today by
defeating George c. Oliver of Birming-
ham by up and to play in the finals
at the Memphis Country Club. The match
was hard fought during the morning
round. and Edrington led by up at the
end of eighteen holes. but in the after
noon superior stamina and staying pow
ers of the Memphis man made the defeat
of Oliver ridiculousy easy. When Ed
rington holed a tfteen-foot putt for a
halve in five at the twenty-ninth hole. he
won the honor so much coveted by all
golfers south of the Mason and Dixon
line.
Edrington is forty-aeven years old. and
probably the oldest man who qualified
in the tournament. He won the cup
for the qualifying score In q play-on
with Ellis Knowles, and since then mas
won two matches by one up after the
hardest sort of battles.
The cards in the final match: