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New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

pion- - N ~ AS~@~c'4t<At CHaiii-
so fsr as the accidental champion statement is
concerned II may be well to call attention 70
the fact that with possibly one exception the Met
ropoAtan championship tournaments have all been
heid over well known courses-courses generally
regarded as among the best IN the East To be
more exact these tournaments have been decided
at Nassau. Garden City, Deal Tuxedo Apawamis
FOX Hills. St Andrews and BaltusroI
The only one OF these courses which was suu-
posed TO fall much short OF standard requirements
was Tuxedo. which was then, and always has been,
rather deficient as TO length. 1t is a matter Of
record. however, that the winner at Tuxedo was
walter j. Travis who could hardly come under
Inc head OF accidental champions. though he
has not won title. either national or uletropoI-
tan. since 1904
Charley Seely won at Fox Hills and BaItusroI.
both OF which are supposed 10 afford good tests of
golf AT St Andrews, which. like Fox Hills, IS a
trihe short OF 1000 yards Jerome D. Travers won.
and the latter repeated the following year at Mas
sau On the other hand Harold Wilcox. IN
certain performer, the event IN 1904 at Garden
City the course regarded by many the second
best in America.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
rop i STANDARD LINKS
,xtcCIDENT4L WINNER.
;,p Sentiment in Fd0or of Re
.+rcting Metropolitan Circuit.

,eer received from an official OF the
c ssoesto to faTor sas Of sSs, having naat the
.1cng sen, tournament Of the organization de-
s9sf What is generally known & as sta standard Sssn
.ogae - ..-sr careful consideration tor some
ras ,'s 6esrous Of expressions Of opinion on the
asTc- -. leading golfers OF the country has
one ,,s views IS follows
c,r,y-se for The metropolitan cham
sslectlls 10 me that the time has arrived
.srsaP y ss,--TIerr of the game IN TINS country
he oeNotet-id be a departure rom the -conSlo-
- there - nave usually heretofore prevailed.
sas SIllcSei,lg il around in successive years, SO
rs-ss6 Of 20, I5sorninent club in turn chance TO
<e 70 gfNeos We ought TO De guloeo more by a
80 ne - THa merits Of the particular course
c-nsoerSl.s---5 complete test OF golf Of course
- ~ aII1ts-ttiT- of the links and the Motel and
-ze saoess--no5ations must nave some weight, oUt
cfher acee -, - means be controlling
+ sh51lo Event Doe what II is supposed 10 be-
lei the 'SeteTrninatiou Of the actual champion
,sst foT ~ sssoCiatlon. and such test must only
sfip q Is = fiCh class course Il may be that
bs bed c9 rolicy would serve 70 cenfne the event
fss LIE :. number Of courses, but the result
to lIl.e - simulate al Improvement IN the ar
rghf pc pc ~ our courses, and in the mean time we
ysngenlsA' -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

when the bottom Of the flag running down into
the hole is in full view.
At Myopia the ninth, one-shot hole with an
iron, IS blind. At Garden City the eighteenth is a
one-shot hole, with iron. and the flag Is IN fun
view. More shots played within normal
putting distance Of the hole in the open champion
ship at Myopia than played Garden City
70 within normal putting distance OF hole in the
amateur championship This would TO show
that the blind hole is open to the condemnation
that il has evoked from golf writer's. and
this applies to some Of the other things-cross hez
ards. for instence-which also have been reved
In other words, the golf course layout question
Is stin open TO discussion with those favoring
compromise on moot points holding the floor or the
links present
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New Tork.-Lillie Furst plaintiff,
asainst Arthur Price et al. defends nts.
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclos-
above entitled action. bearing date the 29th
day OF December, 1908, J. the undersigned
the referee in said judgment named. viii
sell at public auction, az the New York
Real Estate Saissroom. Nos IA and 10
Nesey Street, the Borough Of Manhattan.
City Of New York, on the 25th day of Janu-
any, 1909. at II o clock noon or Jnat day.
by William Kennedy Jr. auctioneer. the
premises directed hS said Judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot piece or rnrcel Of
land. with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate lying and being IN
ihe Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New
York. bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the easterIy side
ot Morningslde Avenue East formerly
Ninth Avenue) where the same would be
tntersected by q line drawn parallel with
the southerly side Of One Hundred and
sixteenth street and distant ffty-three feet
TWO and three-Cuarter inches soUtherlv
tneretrom. said point of beginning being
about hfty-stX feet Ave and one-quarter
inches southerly from the southeasterIv
corner Of said street and avenue sured
on tie easteriy side Of said avenue. run
ming thence eSsterly. parallel with One
Hundred and Sixteenth Street. and part OF
the way through the southerly wall Of the
building adjoining on the north about
\ incees to line parallel with Manhattan
avenue. distant two hundred and twenty
hve feet westerly therefrom: thence south
erly. along said line. forty-seven reet eight
and one-qusrter inches to the centre line
OF the block: thence westerly along said
centre lire Of the block. about s'xty-eight
feet three and one-eighth inches % the
easterly side Of NorningsIde Avenue: thence
northerly. along the easterly side Of Nom
ingsfde Avenue. ffty-three feet ten and
one-quarter inches 20 the point or place OF
beginning. be the said several distances
and dimensions more or less
Dated New York. December 3nth 1908
JAMES RICHARDS.
ALBERT / SIRE Referee.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff
No. 90 Nassau street. Borough OF Manhat-
tan, -. y. City.
The following is diagram OF the prop
erty TO be sold, described above the
street number being No. 10 Aorningsids
Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-WILLIAh BUTCHER and SAM
JE2L r. CARTER. JR-. Plaintiffs against
GEORGE K. GOLDSMITH and others. De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a Judgment = toreclos-
uFe and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above entitled action and bearing date the
3lst cay OF December 1905. l. the under
signed, the Referee in said judgment named,
viii sell at public auction. a. tie New
York Real Estate Salesrooms. Nos. I4-i6
Vea4y street In m. RorouFb ~ Nanbat-
tan. city oc New York. on the 26th day Of
January, 1909, at Il O'Clock noon on that
DAY. by JOSEPH =. DAY. AucIoneer. tho
premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot Il land IN the City.
County and state Of New York. bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the southerly
side OF 10Sth Street distant IS feet essterly
from the intersection Of the sOutherlv side
OF iOsth Street and the easterIy side OF
Third Avenue and RUNNING thence south
erly paralles with Third Avenue. 81 feet 4
inches: thence easteEly. parallel with 1usth
Street - feet 10 point opposite the centre
OF a party wall. thence noTtheIly, through
the centre OF said party wall and parallel
with Third Avenue SS feet inches to the
southerly side Of 1Osth Street. and thence
westerly along the southerly side OF 10sth
Street, p feet 10 the point or place OF be
ginning. be said several dimensions more
or less said promises being now known
as No. 202 East 10Sth Street.
Being the same premises which were
conveyed by Jacob N Guedalia and Ida X.
Guedalis, his wife. 70 George e Gold
smith. by deed dated June goth 1906 and
recorded in the Office OF the Register OF
the County of New York on June 2sth 1908
in Ilber 123 Section 8 OF Conveyances.
Page 357.
Dated New York, January ID 1909
ALFRED c. COKE. Jr, Referes
CARTER & HASKELL. Attorneys for
Plaintiffs.
Office and Postoffce AddreHa ls Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. n. Y. city.
Ths following IS q diagram u the prop
eI1y 10 he sold: Its street No. Is 202 East
10sth Street
1nStE StrAAt
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

ADvERTIsEMENTs ard sunscriptiohs for
The tribune received az their Uptown
once No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th sts.. Until o'clock p m: Ad-
yertisements received al the roilowlnf z
o'clock .. m viz: 2Sz sth ave. E. e.
cor 2sd st. 1s7 9th ave. eo-- 18TH st. Io4
East 14th ST 251 West 42d 81. netEssa
1th ard sth aves 2es West 125th ST; l0S3
Sd ave; 1895 50 ave. near 6lst st l1Oc
Ist ave, near S9th 81. iST East 12oth st !;
756 fremont ave; $50 Sc ave and 2rJ
American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the aboge-d de-
scrIbsd property is to be sold. is 81. .36S. 90
with interest thereon from the Both day Of
December. 1905. together with costs and al
iowance amounting to S353.IT together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates OF other liens to bs allowed 70
the purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is 500. 13 and in
terest.
Dated New York. January 2d. 1909.
ALFRED C cone. Jr.. Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

With reference to the controversy to the
merits Of blind holes. attention has been called 10
some interesting facts concerning the second ninth
and tenth at Myopia, all of which blind. These
holes We're closely watched throughout the national
open championship tournament held there last Au-
gust and close student OF the game holds that
sufficient evidence secured to warrant the
statement that golfers seemed TO be able to ap-
pToach blind hole and get just near the flag as
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
STORM HALTs 'CRoss-coUNTRY WORK.
]. Corbett Wins Short Jaunt of Mott Haven
Athletic Club.

The fact that the roads were covered with snow
and sleet kept many cross-country runners indoors
yesterday. Only few ventured out and limited
their joys 10 a few miles. About sixteen MEM
bers Of the Mott Haven Athletic Club slipped and
slid over four miles Of their course J. Corbett
being returned the winner, in the slow time OF
81 min 20 Sec ]. Brannon finished almost abreast
oc Corbett The times Of the hill and dale chasers
follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
iI6 ~ ST

The approx mate amount OF the lien or
charge. 20 satisfy which ;be above described
property Is TO he sold. is SIo.+4G.55 with
interest thereon from the 2sth day Of De
ceuber. 1903 together with costs oud al
lowance amounting TO f46il with inter
est from December 18th. l9hSl together
with the expenses cf the sale The ap-
proximate amount Of taxes. assessments or
other liens which are tc be al owed to
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
paid by the referee. is taxes FOR 1908
81 .2I9 bS-lo0 and interest. and SO % water
rates Tor 19Os and penalty. said sale 10
to be made subject to nrEt m )rtEage On
said premises OF So, 900 90 with Interest
from January ist. tP0s. AT FIVE per cent. :
also covenants as ~ buildings contained in
deed recorded IN Liber SO. section OF
Convcyances page 4aJ. easements Of light
and air 10y agreement recorded n IIber b3
section OF Conveyances. page l2B and
party val sgreemeut recorded IN Liber 50
section I or ConveyanCes. page 4a3
Dated New York December Both. 1908.
JAMES RICHARDS
Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
F1ORlS7.

BOUQUETS decorations cur-fowers ex-
pressed mailed or deiivered. Karadontes
& D4nstropuIos. II Cortlsadi ST. and 3Is7
Brua2wsy.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
To the Winter Resorts
of Southern Europe

via MADEIRA and GIBRALTAR
An unparalleled trip - combining
safety and luxurious comfort with
greatest speedily the flyer 5 =
DEUTSCHLAND, leaving New York
February 5. for Naples (due Feb
15-I6) and Genoa (due Feb. I'D A
stay Of about u hours at Madeira
and hours at Gibraltar Will allow
ample time for sight seeing
.H8NBgBG-ANERIgAN Lin
A. A. pp0AT,yVAY
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
HUNGARIAN-AMERIcAN SERVICE

GIBRALTRR- NAPLES. TRIESTE
Csrmania .Jan21. noon fPannOuta- MAJ .
Paunonia- Feb-4. noon CarpathtaL- - ApE- !
CarOnfa-- Feb Is. noon 81 lavonia- --- = pI -
Carmania- Mara. noon PaEnonia- Siay y
AZORES MADEIRA EfIW III
GIBPALTAR-ITALY AM AsS
CARMANI4- Jan =. Mar. 4
CARO$lA -teo -
21-24 state St, opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
GODRJARDlLlBGE9

From Piers 51-52-56. Norrh River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH To
LONDON AND PARIS
IuCanta- Jan n 10a n Illstta ia B. u noon
Maure tanis- Feb J. n n NJ ret2nia- Feo24. lOao
CampaniaFeb1O- loan Cam pania- NJ ar 8 lVaf
The MAURITANIA & LUSIEANLA. tns
largest and fastest steamships In the Norio-
VIII hereafter sal on wEDNESDAHS-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

LOST OR STOLEN. N.-Bankbo0k No. go. .O7O
OF the German Savings Bank IN the City
OF New York. corner 4th ave. anc 14th ST.
issued 20 Eugene Saizer All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. If
not returned 10 the bank on the sth day
OF February, 1909. a duplicate win be is
sued.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
HIP MANTED.

II2lz
,.vrNa.-ea-n t-a5e evenings tui-
ESsEssS sSs 70: so- 8 limited tine only Ao-
ro FnT s. I53 Sth Eve-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

AMERICAN LINE FF0@ a. riSr 10 A u n M
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBGf-SOCIHAMF LOs
sM'n'haha IN. q II Scam St L<suts -Feo-
New York .... Jan. 80 Ph'deiphia- FeO- =
sFrom Pier 80, y. r
Pm STAR TTNE From Pier IA y H.
NEW -ANTWERP-PAFl1S
Finland Jan 20 ErOonIs nd 1900 Feb- y
Vaderlsnd Jan y iceland ..-.---Feh- ID
WHITE STAR LINE - s0P n
NEW YORK-CJr' NSTOW-N-LIVE RPOOfs
Baltic. Jan so. pm Baltic Fec. =. noon
Celtic. Feb. 1S. II an Celtic Mar. 13. 10 an
LYMOUTH-CHERBG- G-SOUTHAMPTON
FeUJ0nic Jan %. loan Majestic. Fsb.I0.I0 an
Adriatic- Feb. q. 10 am Oceanic Feb. II. Dv
S5M S6sT6S 99ES T6 & ITALY e EGYPT
Via Azores Madeira and Gibraltar
REPCBLIC-Jan. Y. Mar. 8. Apr %
ROMANO. .Jan-3O. Nar.13 APR. II. Nay =
CANOPIC.. Feb. IA, Mar. r. May 3
CRETIC- Feb. q. Apr. 8. May i5
Cedric s9Ss.T 2; ;GSs Tens; 31 me ,-.ss Feb. 20
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
CARPET CLEANING.
FURNITURE.

PARLoR SUITS REUPHoLsTERED. IN
TT-nTNC TAPESTRY: springs repaired.
60. d4ninz room chairs recovered includ-
fnT leather, soc; dont throw YOUR Old
frames away. rsupbolster and poish
,be-n s,ual 10 new az half price; can be done
sr residence OF free delivery: send postal.
Ira v-ilI call with samples: city or country
TOPPERMAN. sol East sd 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

.,--s EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Z, 1assserdam ave near sso 80 s.. csa7se3 se6s
ssf cs.s,,@- q :. city sad cocnt-J-; bring ref
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

PARIOR SUITS reupholstered. including
tapestry. springs repaired, SO: mattresses
reusde SIS. work guaranteed. thinner
mann. pei East $50 St
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LoST.-Bankbook No 330, ,154 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10
present the same TO the bank within thirty
days the said book viii be declared can
celled and extinguished and a nsw one
issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

LOST OR STOLEN.-Ba Handbook No. 451. 56e
OF the German Savings Bank IN the City
Of New York. corner 4th ave. and 14th st.
issued TO Heinrich HdnneEes. Ali persons
are cautioned against ranegotfatinE thu same
II not returned to the bank on the Ist day
Of February. 1909. duplicate will be is
sued.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
OCEAN STEAMERS.

LlAMBu2G-AME2lGAA
London-Parts-Ham
S, S. KAISERIN AUG. VIC
q COO TONS. 6sT ET LONG.
LEAVING y Y FEB q. II a
Having unsxcelled Ritz-Carlton a IA Car@
Restaurant Gymnasium. Electric
Baths and Elevator
Fsnva-fa Ian so = pm SVV sl6ersee---- r - -
Kaisarin Feb. g. Il am patricia ---- Fen y
'Te Hamburg direct
nj Ally VIA az6 AzoHE@nARS5HA a1sRhhFsR
IS. MOLTKE. tTan- .. .-ApT- -
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HAMBURG. FFeo. l6. tAar- -
e PATRICIA. SApr- Is.
sCaus Azores Madeira sGioTa.saI-
gfsaHs Madeira Cadix. Gibraitar. Aa-ak1-
Alziers. Genoa and then continues OiaLz--sA O-s,
cruise \ limited number Of rooms @NA44
able 20 Italy.
Tourist Dept for trips every gnste-
AMBJRG-AMERICAN LINE - b7O@0-
way. y Y
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

-eoTEEEPER - Expert acoounianS az
49,, cssable business -1an. q VIDE ex.
Ens VI highest references James
- srs President ST. bfo1A-s Z
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

s1ovvrrYrR or CLERK-By young
-. q nov employed BY govern I1lei.l.
~ - - Tro-S VII be Appreciated AHA
= fs.sh.rz - Monroe s.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
WORK WANTED.
MAIa

Mki&
A-r-pFR- cashier. manager OF as
5tlA.l- 5tii.a.- snbsrious, oapabIe. energeae. 90
SA-, A.-,.-S1nsl.ry, thorough business tram
Eres rSsSt references, Character. ao4lltS-
70 Ss-sh. sS3 Carroll s.. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
C0ACHMAN.-By Sge6e, -; understands
care OF horses and carriages. win make
himself useful OF genCeman's place: best
references. swanson, 6S2 45th st. Brooklyn.
care Of Olson.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

Female.
COOk--By very neat Swedish woman; very
good coook; best references; S2S: friend
chemberTnaid and waitress: SO Osfs--
eerg's Bureau, 7I6 Lexington ave. Tel
I0S@PiaEa
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

no ~. reha-d. graduate from the
- F~e-.ss' ss'-lool of Padus. ItzIy, SPEAK
is cails-s1 ~lsnes positioa as instructor
sstsEsnees @k companion 10 ladies' bes,
7caFess - Vest 9th st
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

COoh.-Coiored; first class; city or coun-
try; understands soups. salads pastries
etc: personal reference. r. s Grants Bu--
reau, o West 1Ssth St. or Tel. 2ss9-Har-
lem.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

-ssn.s 80 90 EFNESS. afternoons, by a
,sSv ,Lno sno vel educated Young French
..s,.. :. 1ote successful work hss met with
ciarr -E' -sn.E' families. expert lace maker.
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The Guessing Contest.

The Guessing Contest.
These two contests were arranged
by a clever hostess who says they
proved most entertaining to her
guests:
VEGETABLES
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Interesting TO Brides-EIeet

This Is an incient verselet that mas
help bride 10 be to decide upon the
month in which to launch her shiI
upon the matrimonial sea:
Married in January's boar and rime,
Widowed you'll be before your prime.
Married In February's sleety weather,
Life you'll tread in tune together.
Married when March winds shrili ano
roar,
Your home will be on a foreign shore.
Married meath Aprirs ohangeful skies.
A checkered path before you lies.
Married when bees DER May blooms fit
Strangers around your board will sit.
Married In month OF roses--June-
Ilfe will be one long honeymoon.
Married IN July. with flowers ablaze,
Bitter-sweet memories In after days
Married in Augustus heat and browse.
Lover and friend IN your chosen spouse
Married In golden September's glow,
Smooth and serene your life will now.
Mnrried when leaves In october thin.
Toll and hardship for you begin.
Married In wells OF November mist.
Dame Fortune your wedding ring hai
kissed.
Married In days OF DEFENDERS cheer.
Loves star burns brighter from year e
year.
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TEIE HOS TESS
BirtbdAy Dinner, DESCRIBED by Nne. Nerrl,
Sure to Se a Nost Enjoyable Event
-EpsertaiDDcDt Suggestions.

A nrthday dinner which IL 10 be
given next week Is SO charming in its
appointments I can hardly walt TO
tell about II for the benefit OF others
who may claim the first month In the
year for their natal day. ! used TO
think that winter functions were not
half 30 pretty as summer ones. but OF
late II seems as n nothing could be
more suggestive OF hospitality than a
room warm with red and green deco.
rations. quantities OF candles and a
blazing FIRE In an open fireplace, With
out which no up-to-date house is com
plete. af.
To return TO our dinner; The table
cloth II OF cluny lace TO be laid over
red silk. with a huge cake for the
center piece, surrounded by a wreath
OF red candles and red carnations.
which do not fade as quickly as roses.
The mantelpiece Is to be banked
with poinsettlas. and novel as well
as decorative feature will be the in-
dividuai and relish dishes. all TO be Of
red Bohemian glass. The place cards
are 20 have the verse for January writ
ten In red ink and they are to be deco
rated with red beads In lieu OF gar
nets.
The gift for the birthday girl Is TO
be a handsome garnet ring set in sill
Yer, which will be presented on a ring
holder OF red bohemian glass The
maid is TO bring Il in on tray when
the dessert Is served.
There are TO be eight guests. all
college chums. After the dinner there
Will be a theater party. chaperoned by
the birthday girls mother. Afterward
there Ia to be a chafing dish supper,
with a delicious welsh rnrebit, Each
girl is 10 ask her best boy friend 10
this. II all sounds exciting. but as
this mother said TO me: you just
have TO let them do things. so you
Just might as well be In touch with
II all. Il pays In the end TO keep pref
~ close 10 your daughter"
Isn't she a wise woman Would
there were more like her. She is the
same one who always sits up to wei
come her daughter home. no matter
how late the hour. and she Is bright
and Interested. too And. what Is
more. her nrst question is: What
time is IT,"
There Is a whole sermon right there
Ponder II We who have young daughters
Just entering into the Joys OF socia
life.
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Many Of the designs recall the old
poionaise OF 1860.
Faded colors are more in evidence
than the distinct shades.
Paris is smiling at present upon
metalized gold and silver net.
A color known as kingfisher Is be-
ing shown in the various shades.
Gold and silver lace Is being used
for yokes instead Of tulie and net.
Sleeves are never worn on ball
gowns nowadays except for the merest
apology. .l-....
Ribbons are playing foremost part
in the construction OF the new evening
gowns. t .
Charming theater hoods, which look
well with every kind Of costume, are
made of ermine, with a pale silk lin
ing. .....
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warrington with the transmission OF
,s,srt Of the national conservation
1''..on and accompanying papers,
,'-.,,,gi Roosevelt also sent a message
.,,sress The following 10 com
Il -. synopsis - the document;
m, president declares his entire con
- uitb tho statements aud con
,lsr, % the report and proceeds
\ u, (. one of the most fundamentally
-, d,suments ever laid before tho
,I,,.s,n people. II contains the first In
- n 10 natural resources ever
|. AZ ry any nation. In condensed form
,,,..,ts o statement % our available
.,',,f in material resources, which arc
|, = means u progress. and calls attsn-
=, al tbe essential conditions upon
80 ne pepetulty. safety aud welfare
/ 4 tsls nation now rest ana must always
arinle % rest
tn. facts st forth In this report con
I.i,r,, Al imperative call 90 action. The
\ sat,on they disclose demands that We,
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A Guessing Contest.

hope that the readers who have
requested new guessing contests will
appreciate this issue of the depart
ment. for there has been a special ef
fort made TO get together as many
new games as possible. The answers
10 the following all end In 'ure." and
they are all words in common use:
Where are cows kept ............ Pasture
The mother of US Nature
What students love-. .Literature
To what many aspire. ......-......C Culture
name applied 20 an animal. Creature
What we should lay up In heaven.
-..ss.....sss..ss..ssss lEedSure
What most grocers are not generous
with .................sss.... s....sM edsufe
OF what we do not have enough. Leisure
What artists make...............M Miniature
What a speaker uses....... Gesture
when one leaves. departure
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MADAME MERRI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04
SENDS
| STRONG MESSAGE
..oovpANYING REPORTS
SC of The CONSERVATION
CONGRESS
LRcEs NEEDED LEGISLATION

O,.sm,r, In Measure So Dc
49,, =, IN, Retiring Administration
Duty Of tn. Prs's", Generation TO
:. o,,s.ndsnu Pointed out--oblI-
-, o., cl,IIsnship-Ursent Need
., m, development, Of the coun-
~. Water Power.