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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
BOYS DEPARTMENT AT
Y. M. C. A. TO ORGANIZE

The Nominating Committee OF the
Boys Department Of the local Young
Mems Christian Association met in the
boys rooms last night and named nom
inees for the different Offices and APP
pointed chairman Of committees for the
next six months. These names will be
submitted to the boys at their called
meeting this evening. who will vote on
them. Following Is the commlttee's
selection:
For President of the Boys Depart
ment, Joe McIver. Fred Crenshaw or
Earle Rankin: for Viee-President, Lew
Is Figh. George Davis or Norris
Faunce; Recording Secretary. Cook Nc
Kay or Cummings Mccall. The voting
will be done by secret ballot and the
results announced Immediately.
The chairmen of the committees
named were:
Religious Work, Fred Crenshaw;
Physical Work. Earle Rankin; Social
Work, Cecil NJ. Forbes; Educational
Work, Library Games, etc, John Gay;
Printing Committee, Joe McIver; Out
door Sports. Morris Faunce; Bible
Study, Lewis Figh.
These chAlrmen will hold meeting
at the Boys Department ONCE this af-
ternoon at ( o'clock aud appoint their
committeeman. whose names VIII be
announced at the meeting tonight.
Among the things to be discussed at
the called meeting are the adopting OF
an oficial emblem for the Boys De-
partment, a prize being offered for the
best design submitted by boy men,
Der. the election of officers. selecting
periodicals for the boys reading room,
buying games for the game room and
raising money. Every member lie urged
to attend. The meeting IL called for
o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
FOR ROOSEVELT IN 1912.
Attack ON Cannon Said to BE the Be-
ginning


Washington special N. Y. Herald.
The attack of Representative Par
sons on Speaker Cannon is regarded
here as really the first rumbling of
the movement for the Roosevelt res
toration that Mr.. clifford Pinchot, the
Outlook and the muck rake magazines
generally have had their ears close to
the ground listening for.
Many here look upon IL as a part
OF a well-thought-o movement to de-
stroy Mr.. Cannon in the House. Mr..
Taft in the White House. Mr.. Hughes
in New York, and finally, make Mr..
Roosevelt a last resort of mis- party In
1912 by causing the election of DEM
ocratic House of Representatives in
1910.
The defeat of the Republican House
in 1910 would undoubtedly cause the
party to look for some other candidate
than President Taft. 1t would be re-
garded as the forerunner of Republi-
can defeat at the presidential election
unless Some ieader, OF great popular
ity should be found.
There are only two in sight outside
OF Mr. Taft. One Is the redoubtable
shooter of Important in Africa. and
the other is Gov. Hughes OF New York.
No one would suppose for moment
that Mr.. Parsons and hts associates
would work for the presidential nom-
nation of Mr.. Hughes. Who. then.
Speaker Cannon and put Mr.. Taft I'M
is the instrument to be sent to smash
der his. own steam roller?
The Ballinger- Pfnchot controversy
is another evidence of an effort dis
tinctly to align Republicans against
Taft and In favor of Roosevelt pol
icies. Mr.. Pinchot' has been giving
interviews that the water storage
schemes of the old administration
must be carried out" At the same
time the Roosevelt old guard, all
through the West, started n movement
against Tafts views eo-incident with
his speech at Winona. Everywhere
there seems to be signs OF an effort to
rip up the grand old party and bring
about a situation to make Republican
successes at the next congressional ell
ections impossible.
All this would seem to be an attempt
to bring back from the tridmphal hunt
in Africa Mr.. Roosevelt IS the Moses
to lead his party out of the wilder
ness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
RACES AT LEXINGTON


Lexington, KY, Oct. 14.-After Mar
gin. the favorite. had easily won the
West stakes In straight heats and four
heats had been decided In the 2:12 pac-
ing heavy rain necessitated postpone
ment of the racing at the Breeders
track this afternoon.
The 2:i2 pace goes over unfinished,
Flora Coffey having two heats and
Meadow Brook and Beauty Wilkins one
each. Flora Coffey broke badly in the
first and fourth heats. otherwise she
would have won. Results:
2:12 class. pacing; purse. $1,000; three
in Ave (unfnished)-Flora Coffey, CHI.
M. by Sir John (Snow). second and
third heats; Meadow Brook. won first
heat: Beauty Wilkes won fourth heat.
Kettle Rogers also started. Best time,
2:09 "a in second heat.
Second race, the West stakes. $4,000:
2:29 class, trotting; three In flVe--Mar-
GIN no. M. by Tim Onward (McDon-
add. won In straight heats; Orc Bellini
was second and Martha Dillon. third.
Frasee and Ed Monnanan also started.
Best time, $40 liz in the third heat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
AT RIM OF CANYON
PRESIDENT REACHES CoLORADOs9
SHOW PLACE.
Arises Early to Spend Much Tina0
About Brink Of Deep Abyss
Hitchcock Now In

Grand Canyon. Aris.. Oct. 14--Aftsf
travelling over the deserts practically
all day yesterday and being enveloped
In clouds Of finely powdered red DUST
President Taft awoke today at the rim
OF the Grand Canyon Of the Colorado.
The air at this altitude was crisp
and cool and Mr.. Taft looked forward
to his day of rest and sightseeing with
the greatest possible pleasure.
Tho President arose early with tho
desire of spending as much time az
possible about the rim of the vast
abyss, which In places is more than
q mile deep. and that he might see the
color effects of the sunrise.
The Presidents original schedule
did not call for his arrived here until
a. m. but the layover at Ash Fork
last night was cut in order to gain mora
time for the canyon trip.
The Presidents day was made I'D
Of morning and afternoon stage trims
to various points Of interest about the
rim Of the canyon. The time was too
short for any attempt to 20 down the
trail leading to the muddy waters OF
the Colorado river at the bottom OF
the big cut Luncheon was served at
the Hotel FL Tovar. the president being
the guest OF the Arixona COMMITTEES.
Postmaster General Hitchcock, who
has been making Q strenuous trim
through Arizona. horseback, and who
is sunburned and greatly improved In
health. was in the party
The President tonight was the guoss
OF honor Of Governor Sloan of Arizona.
at formal dinner at Ell Tovar Hotel.
and left at IL p. m. for Albuquerade.
en- route to Ell Paso, Texas, where IN
Saturday morning he will meet Presi-
dent Diaz of Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
HORSE SHOW WINNERS.
vanderbilt Horses Figure in LOuisytIle

louisville. KY, Oct. 1.-THE prlnci-
pal winners at the Louisville horse
show last night were:
Harness four in hand. Youngster
Queens Maid. Hamlet and Hertes "a.
c. Vanderbilt, Newport, r. II
Harness horse. single. Sir James "a.
G. Wonderfully.
Harness horses suitable for gig.
Nala, q. w. Hartman. Housatonic,
Mass.)
Harness road tandem, John Allen
and Lad Lawrence Jones' Louisville. }
Model hackney class. Lady Dilham.
"a. G. Vanderbilt).
Hunters and jumpers, heavy weight,
Blank George Pepper. Toronto. Cana
daJ.
1t was announced today that Fashion
Plate, said to be the 1nest walk -trot
mare ever bred in Kentucky. had been
sold to w. A. McGibbon, of New York.
Tor $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
Every
Moving Picture
Involves
Reward
Empire Theatre /.


Richmond. Va. Oct. 14-Judge Ed
mund WaddilI. Jr. in the United States
Circuit Court here today. placed the
Ware-Kramer Tobacco Company, of
Norfolk. Va. in involuntary bankrupt
cy. This concern, which conducted an
Independent cigarette manufacturing
business. recently sued the American
Tobacco Company and the Wells
Whitehead Tobacco Company. at Raj
elgh, n. c.. claiming punitive damages
In the amount of 100000 for alleged
acts damaging to the plaintiff company.
in violation OF the Federal antitrust
laws
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Fur Is to be used extensively as
trimming on tailored coats The rur
will be found not only at the throat
and wrists, but as a finish at the bot
tom OF the garment.
The shawI-like drapery of lace or
shlmmering fabric which extends from
the shoulders far below the waist line
is a decidedly effective finish TO the
smart evening gown.
Some OF the new sweater coats navo
large outside pockets placed over the
hips. These pockets are provided with
fans which fasten tight with snap
hooks or buttons and buttonholes.
For evening wear dyed laces are to
he used freely over white silk or mot
allie foundations and black and white
all-overs. jettcd or spangied. are max
ing up some OF the smartest evening
pOMnS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
RECOGNIZES BOLTERs.
Split In the Ohio Federufaou ~ 4.

Split In the Ohio Federation Of Labor
Toledo. o.. Oct. 1s--As O result Of the
split In the Ohio Federation OF Labor
over the seating of delegates under the
ban OF the American Federation Of La
Dor. the charter OF the original federa-
ton was revoked and the boiling fac
ton was recognized by a telephono
message this afternoon to National Or
ganizer Grant Hamilton from Frank
Morrison. General Secretary OF the Ma
tional Council. Hamilton was inform.
cd also that charter would be sent to
the new organization Immediately.
The old organization adopted a reso-
luton to appeal to the convention OF
the American Federation of Labor az
Toronto next month. where 10 Is be-
lteved will ensue the contest of which
the procedure in the Ohio Federation
Is preliminary skirmish.
The "bolters" who left the first con-
vention shouting steam roller elect
ed as President John A. voli. OF Zanes-
Vile. International vice-Presfdent Of
the glass bottle blowers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
LAWSHE TO RESIGN
POSTOFFICE WORK

Washington, Oct. Discouraged in
his search for health in the dry cli-
mate of the southwest Third Assist
ant Postmaster General Lawshe an
nounced today to the heads Of the bu-
reaus his decision that he intended to
resign.
The written resignation. II Is on
derstood will be forwarded to the Pres-
ident tomorrow. but President Taft
was notified today of Mr.. Lawshe's de-
cision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
FOOTBALL LEAGUE IS
HELD OUT TO ATHLETES

1t may be that Montgomerians,
whose athletic ears are attuned to the
thump Of the pigskin, will be given a
chance to see some classy football
games this fall. A plan Is now on
foot to organize a city football league
w Hall and b. Houghton, two we'll
known athletes of this city, are maxi
ing the plans for an organization of
this kind. 1t Is a known fact that
the following teams will join the
league: The West End team, the Y.
M G. A. team, Stark's School team,
Barnes's School team, and the Boys
High School team.
Final details VIII be consummated
at once and a schedule arranged. 1t
is probable that the games will be
played at the West End baseball
grounds. The field is fenced In and a
good grand stand and bleaehers are
available.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

BODY BELIEVED TO BE THAT OF
MISS ST. JEAN.
II II II Proved to BE Fall River Young
Woman Police Say Arrests
VIII Follow.

Tiverton. r. l., Oct. 1.-THE absence
of the head OF the body which had been
found scattered through the ,Tiverton
countryside is still hampering the eff
forts OF the police to Identify the VIC
tim of the gruesome mutilation-
If the body proves to be that of
Miss Amelia st. Jean of Fall River
the police OF that city stated tonight
arrests would be made. At late
hour the Fall River police were ques-
tioning two men, one of whom is
known to have kept company with
Miss st. Jean.
Even as yesterday the minds Of the
officials tended almost certainly to
South Sciatute young woman as the
victim 80 today and tonight they
leaned strongly toward the belief that
the body was that of Miss st. Jean.
And supports to their theory were not
wanting. Most important. probably.
was the Identification of clothing
contained In a bundle found in Mount
Hope Bay as being that worn by Miss
st. Jean Friday.
The Identification was made by Mrs.
Eva Lameriux, of Fall River, who
stated that the hat. shoe and stock
fngs and Undertaking which 1t con-
tanned were borrowed from her by
her niece, Miss st. Jean on Friday
H'orHiHS lHe papers VI tHo baiio
date of those found covering the
limbs. have been found wrapped about
the clothing.
An attempt of Joseph ST. Jean, faith
er of the missing girl. to identify the
body here as that of his daughter. was
without success. Although expressing
the belief that the body was that of
his daughter. he still was unable TO
find any Identifying marks upon 1t.
Mrs. Sarah Grinill, of Fall River.
Mass, viewed the dismembered body
toady and she believes the corps was
that of her stepdaughter. Julia, who
had been missing some time. Because
of the woman's excited condition the
authorities took little stock in this
Identification.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
CUBS WIN IN FOURTH
WHITE SOx LOSE BY SINGLE POINT
IN CITY SERIES.
Overall Gets Nine Men by SfriIke-out
Route--Walsh Fans Six--Cubs
Three Games to

Chicago. Oct. 14.--The National
League team defeated the Chicago
American League Club here today. 2
to /, In the fourth game of the city
championship series. Overall struck
out nine men and Walsh six
R.H. E.
Americans :. =. 1000 100 00o--1 2
Nationals. :. ...101 600 000--2 2
Batteries Walsh and Sullivan and
Payne; overall and Archer. Time, las.
Umpires. Sheridan and O'DaY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
HER COUNT ONLY A COOK
And Distinguished wife Charges He
Had Another Wife.

st. Louis. Oct 14.-Mrs. Eliza Busch
Won Kudlow, of No. 4701 Nebraska
avenune. for two days enjoyed the
blissful supposition that she was thMs
wife of real count. Today she said
she was almost convinced that instead
she was only the wife No. 2 of q hotel
cook. She caused the arrest of her
husband of two days, the Count. Rich-
ard Won Kurlow. charging that he had
q wife before he married her. After
an acquaintance OF twenty-five hours.
which began when the count stepped
on her toes IN the centennial PARADE
she married him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Washington. Oct. l4.-RecOrd OF tar
get practice scores of the vessels or
the American navy for 1909 made pub
lie at the Navy Department today show
that the Washington is n trophy win
ner IN the battleship class. the Charles
ton a trophy winner In the gunboat
class. the Tingey the trophy winner in
vessels competing for the torpedo
trophy. The Pacific fleet. under Ad-
miral Swinburne. leads the Meet In
target practice with a record or rorty-
tUo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
NAGEL IN VIRGINIA.
Secretary speaks for state RepabII-

Norfolk. Va, Oct. Tive are all
patches on the same Quilt. and we
can't get away from H." argued Secre-
tary Nagel OF the Department OF Com
merce and Labor here tonight. empha-
sizing the national idea" and urging
Virginia audience, composed OF both
Democratic and Republican voters. 20
break away from traditions and to
stand for the principles they believe
TO be right, irrespective OF party.
Mr.. Nagel came here to address the
voters in the interest OF the State Re-
publican ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
BRITON's GIVE UP.
VIII Make No Attempt This Year to
Regain Polo Cup.

London, OCT. l4.-The Burlingham
Polo Committee at a meeting TODAY to
con slider the question of sending a polo
team to the United States next season
TO try to regain the International polo
cup, won this summer by the Meadow
brook team of Long Island. decided
against the project. 1t Is understood
that the difflculty in obtaining ponies
was the main obstacle to the sending
of a team to America. 1t was the OBJ
inion of the committee tnat tDlans for
recapturing the cup will De revived In
1910 in time to send team across the
Atlantic in 1911.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
Plight Called on.

New Orleans. La. Oct. 1A.-Announce-
ment was made tonight by tho man
agement OF the West side Athletic Club
that the twenty round bout scheduled
between Billy Papke and Hugo Kelly
for October 81 had been called on. Ill
ness OF Kelly is assigned as the reason
for the bout being cancelled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
SAVE BLAZING COUPLE.
Man and wife suceored by Brave Nj
After Gasoline Explosion.

After Gasoline Explosion.
Pitman, n. J.. Oct. 14.--Only the
presence of mind and quick action OF
neighbors saved the lives of Harry
Hendricksen and his wife and their
home late last night. Te Hendrickson
home is a new and large house on the
new tract, some distance from Lther
houses. BY chance Thomas Goodwin
and Joseph Campbell saw Mr. :. and Mrs.
Hendrickson rush from the house en-
veloped in flames, caused by the. ex-
plosion of a gasoline stove. The two
men hurried to the rescue and with
quilt succeeded in extinguishing the
flames. but not until both were terri
bly, burned.
While the men were putting out the
flames on Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricksen
the fire gained Roadway In the kitchen.
where blazing oil had saturated rev.
eral articles. but 1t was extinguished
without calling out the fire department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
FRITCH RE-ARRESTED
IN MAILMAN CASE

Detroit, Mich. Oct 14.--Dr. George
A. Frltch was re-arrested late today
in connection with the Maybelle Mill
man mystery of Ecorse Creek.
The doctors re-arrest followed
searching Interrogation today OF Jo-
seph w. Leach, an automobile driver.
who Is being held also as a witness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

y Orleans. La, Oct 14.-Trains
on Louisville and Nashville Rail-
70 we're run Sht OF and into New
o. ns tonight over the regular track $
le line for the first time since the
3 s.. ricane Of September 20. Follow
ing the destruction OF the roadbed the
trains Of the Louisville and Nashville
have used the tracks OF the New Or
leans and Northeastern Railroad into
and out Of the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
BALKY ENGINE KILLS HIM.
Stalled Piston Rod Beats Out the Ope-
rator's Brains.

Lansdowne, Pa. Oct. 14.-While ex-
amining the engine which he had been
operating In the Garrett paper mills
at Keystone. in Upper Darby township,
for the past twenty years. Engineer
John Uane, IS years old, was instantly
killed this morning. whom his head was
crushed by the hood OF the piston rod.
As Lane went to start the engine the
machine would not move. He then
lowered his head near the piston rod
and he was examining a valve. when
suddenly the engine started up, crush
ing his head to q pulp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
MONSTER ICEBERG SEEN.


tAptmhn nheuh uep0rtm.
Philadelphia. Oct. 14.--A serious men
ace to Transatlantic liners in the form
of a monster iceberg was reported to
the photographic Office by Captain
Klenz of the German steamship VIII
kommen. who stated that 1t was over
two miles long and 200 feet high. The
ice was sighted on September 10, in
latitude As 81, longitude 4S.06. on the
Wilkommen's outward passage.
The berg was twelve miles distant
when seen by Captain Rlenz. A chill
in the atmosphere indicated that 1t was
near before 1t was seen. Captain Klenz
believes that the berg was more than
200 feet high. but gave that figure as
safe estimate of Its height The
length. he says. was less than two
miles. He believes that owing to Its
extraordinary dimensions the Iceberg
will probably drift about for long
time to come.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Philadelphia. Dot. 1A.-GeOrgs D.
Fowle an official OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad. and one OF the foremost Ru-
thorities on golf IN this country. died
guddenly here today OF heart failure.
Mr.. Fowle was born In Alexandria.
Va, In 1850. He was a brotheF~in-iAw
OF General Fttzhugh Lee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
WOULD SHOOT REsCUERs,
Man saved from Railway Train Aims
Mt ReuefncfOra.

Pottstown, Pa. Oct. 14.-Thomas Ar
que. Reading Railway brakeman. and
William Witmeyer pulled a stranger
from the tracks at the Hanover Street
crossing here tonight Just In time to
ecape being run over by @ passenger
train.
Instead of thanking his rescuers. he
pulled out a revolver and seemed de-
termined to shoot them.
Waterman George Woodley sought
refuge inside the watch box, and Argue
and witmeyer hurried from the scene.
Officers made an unsuccessful search
for the would-be shooter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Bush. Schmidt to Moriarty. Left on
bases. Detroit, .: Pittsburg, S. Base on
balls. off Mullin,. /; on Willis, 4; of
Camnitz, 1. Hit by pitcher, by Wills,
by wiiliS 1; by Philippe. I. Time OF
game. two hours. Umpires, Evans,
KLEIN tombstone and O'Loughlin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Tampa. Fla. Oct 14.-By unanimous
vote the building trades department OF
the American Federation Of Labor. now
in session here. set aside the decision
of Justice Gaynor, of New York, as a
referee. in the controversy between the
sheet metal workers and the carpent-
ers' brotherhood.
Justice Gaynor decided with the car-
penters. but the convention today de.
cided with the metal workers.
The deadlock in New York. of which
Justice Gaynor was named umpire. was
as to whether the carpenters or the
metal workers should manufacture and
erect hollow metal doors and trim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Tampa, Fla. Oct. 1.-THE new $780,
900 racing plant OF tho Florida State
Fair Association will be opened here
on Thanksgiving Day for race meet
ing OF 100 days. There will be several
large stakes. Stall room for 1000
horses will be provided.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
HERBERT IN BIRsITNGHAM.
Distinguished Albanian Speaks
Fair

Birmingham. Oct l4.-Mempers of
the two local Chapters OF the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy stood on
street corners here today and tagged
the pedestrians at q dime each, the fund
20 be used FOR the Arlingtcn Confed-
crate monument. ....a.....,.-. -.
Il. was sconfOdsFsSyf Dsgx -; the snlr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Winnipeg. Man. Oct. 1.-THE Cal
madam Pacific steamer Athascabo Is
reported on the rocks on lower Poti-
san, Georgian Bay. She was en- route
to Fort william. There are number
of passengers on board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

winston Salem. N. c., Oct. 14.--It
developed today that the superior
grand. jury. here had the managers OF
the local offices of the Western I'm
Ion and Postal Teie gra PHI Companies
before that body this week to tell
what they know about parties deal
ing In cotton and other futures. 1t
is reported that indictments are to
follow. Judge Jones In his charge to
the grand jury made 1t plain that he
considered dealing in futures nothing
but gambling and ordered an inves-
tigation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Savannah. Ga. Oct. 1.-two hundred
delegates OF the Womens' Board Of
Home Missions OF the MethodIst Epls-
copal Church. South attended the OPEN
ing session Of their sight dRy ceR-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

MINERALITE BALLS.
SIX new Mineralfte Balls provided for
general use Mt the Apollo Alleys, 1O5
Commerce Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

ana former Secretary Hillary Herbert,
late of President Cievelands cabinet,
was speaker of the day. The monu-
ment fund will reach several hundred
dollars at least.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
BOSTON AMERICANS WIN
FOURTH STRAIGHT GAME TAKEN
FROM NEW YORK.
Post Season Series Comes to End--Onfy
$50 See Game I'm
New York.

New York. Oct. lathe Boston
Americans wound up the post season
series with the New York National Is
here today by winning their fourth
straight victory by score of to 4 i.
Only 7S9 fans braved the cold weather
to witness the contest. R.HE e.
Boston. =. =. ...201 COZ 0O0--5 /
New York -. .. ,o12 0t0 000--4 10 g
Batteries ape. Wolter. Mathews,
Hall and Carrigan; Crandall and
Schlei. Time. 1885. Umpires, Rigler
and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Norfolk, Va. Oct. 14.--Lieut Carl A.
Richster, U. =. N, stationed on tho
Marietta, committed suicide by hang
ing himself in his avarte1a aboard tho
MaIietta lest night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15
whitman to he Hanged.

Whitman 10 he Hanged.
Athens, Ga. Oct. IA Bud Whitman,
charged with the murder Of Vondrew
Kennon, on September rs. was today
found guilty of murder and sentenced
to be hanged on November ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-15

Brookline, Mass. Oct. 1.-THE an
nual open amateur golf tournament be-
gan. today with an. entry list of more
than $50, one of the largest in the
history OF the club. The nrst sixteen
Will qualify for match play tomorrow