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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24

Consul aud Mrs John snodgrass,
who are stationed at Kobe. Japan,
are en- route home at the present
time, and will arrive in Marietta
about, the 9Th Of April. They sail
ed from Japan on the 9Th of March
and are due. to land in San Francis
co on the 2Sth OF this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Snodgrass have been
in Japan for about a year. having
been transferred to the consulship
at Kobe, from South Africa, where
they had been for several years.
They spent two months with relatives
in and near Marietta two years ago,
that having been their first trip
home since Mr.. Snodgrass was ap-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
Opinions
Arc Handed Down BY the
Supreme. Court in Sew
cral Gases.

CHARLESTON, Mar. 2i-Thc
supreme court of appeals has ar
tirmed the oplaton OF the judge Of
the Ohio county circuit court in the
case of Thornburg, administrator. Of
estate oil Ezra i. BIosser. vs.. the
City 4 Elm Grove Railroad Com
pany The opinion was by. Judge
Miller. Blosser was killed on Japu-
AIRY :. 1907, by coming in contact
with live wire belonging to the
company, which hung over Little
Wheeling Creek. In the suit for
damages the administrator was
awarded the sum OF $500.
Other opinions were as follows:
Hurxtlal vs.. St. Lawrence Boom
& Manufacturing Company; from
GreenbrIer county, affirmed; opinion
by Judge Robinson.
Gilbert ct. al. vs.. Pepper ct. al
ion by, Judge ltcbinsoA
Gilbert, ct; al. vs.. Peppers ct. al.
from Tlunker county; reversed and
rcmandcd: opinion by Judge Poffen-
bargcr..
l.anrbert ys. Arnentraut. from
Randolph county; Judgment revers-
cd; opinion by Judge Branuon.
Murphy vs. Murphy. from Wood
county: decree reversed and abso-
lnte divorce granted; opinion by
Judgc Branron.
Butcher Ct. al. vs. Kunst ct. from
Taylor county; affirmed: opinion~by
Judge Miller.
Daniels. V. Gillespie. from Nc
Lowell ocnnty; reversed and decree
entered for pls4ntiE: opinion by
Judge Poffeuharger. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
LEGAL FIGHT
Over the Three Ash Orphans
Comes TO An End at
West Union.

The legal fight, over the orphans Of
Er. and Mrs. Delbcrt Ashcraft end
"a Tuesday evening at West Union.
Before the parents died the three
children had homes. One was at
the home Of W. H. Taylor, another
at the home Of jerome Brohard and
the third one at Thomas NJ. Bailey's.
Joseph L. Carr, their. grandfather.
.sought to get the custody of the
children. Recently the county court
here decided that two of the children
should remain where they were and
on ha'eas corpus proceedings al
West Union Bailey was awarded
Vesta. thus ending the legal hat
tie over tho children
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
PROGRAM FOR BIG
STATE NEE TING OF
ELKS IS PREPARED
'BL0CKHEAlS'
Is the Subject of Lecture
BY An Able Man
10 BE Here.

a y
One OF the finest lecturers Of the
country win m the next number -
the series OF lectures aud other ems
tertainments under the auspices of the
local ministers association for the
earihaualSe benefit fund. $50 of which
has already been sent.
1t IS announced that the Rev. n ~
Power. Of Warrington, %. G., win dee
liver lecture in the Central Christian
church Friday night at s o,cloos
The ST. Louis Post Dispatch COM
ments as f6llows concerning Dr..
Power.
Tho eloquent speaker rlveted the
attention OF his audience from The
opening sentence and held their I'M
tercst unabated to the close A resos
luton. expressive: of the gratiacatioa
Of the auditors was adopted with one
thusiasm. DR.. Power Is young man,
but has taken high rank among the
pulpit orators of tho nation-a po-
sitfon 10 which he is;evidently entitled
on the GROUND of positive merit. as
The cxcellence of the address last
night demonstrated
iBlockheads' win be the Interest,"
ing subject Of the lecture BY DR..
Power. An admission of 80 cents win
DO charged those who do not have
course tickets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
MONTGOMERY
IS Indorsed by the Miners
Locals for State Com
missioner of Labor.

TuNNELroN. w. Va. March "a
Delegates representing every local in
subdistrict No. OF district No. II OF
the y. NJ. A. w. OF A.. assembled here.
in their annual convention. Besides
hearing the reports Of various COM
mlttees and transacting the routine
business, the convention unanimous
IS passed resolution in which they
recommended the appointment OF for
ncr State Senator Samuel u. Mont
Eomery as commissioner OF Labor.
II was stated that the Senator has
tho Endorsement OF every local OF the
United Mine Workers Of America, in
the State. for the position and ii is
= question as to whether Governor
Glasscoek can gracefully put aside
this plea OF organized labor. 4,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
HA'4.lR'MER q NOT AFTER
COURT JUDGEsHYP
Has Recommended Raymond
Maxwell TO Governor and
Is Not a Candidate.

A Telegram representative dropped
INTO. Attorney Harvey w Harmer's
Office ON Court street today and,
catching hIih In a leisure moment,
asked him how his candidacy for the
criminal court judsship was coming
along.
= am not a candidate for The post
ton at al" said Mr.. llarmer. In
fact. some time before Governor
Glasscock was inauguratcd, Ishad a
conversation with him, ana personally
recommended Raymond Maxwell for
the judgeship; and have since given
Mr.. Maxwell letter Of recommen-
dation to the governor, urging his ap-
pointment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
JOKE PuTSHIMlN JAIL
Joe Davis, Colored, Says He
Took a Pint of Whis-
key in Fun.

What he declared to be a joke. has
landed Joe Davis. colored. behind tha
bars Of tho county jail. where he is
serving sentence Of twonty days. He
was convicted in Justice G. II. Cor
don's court Tuesday afternoon late Of
stealing pint OF whiskey. valued at
so cepts, from Thomas w. Burke )
saloon on South Third street. Mr..
Burke had him arrested on a war
rant. He acknowledged that he took
the pint of whiskey. but declared It
was just for a joke and that he In
tended 10 put 1t back.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
Man Refuses 10 Talk Blu,
Says the Woman Knows
About 1t.
.MAY BIZ FROM SHARON
Sharon People Go to Cleye.
land 10 View Suspects
For Identification.

CLEVELAND. o. Mar. q Afler
cross questioning the man and wo-
man taken into custody last might
as suspects in connection with the
kidnapping of Willie whitla, Chief
OF Police Coler said today he was
confident they are the people Who
were In possession OF the lad all the
time he was absent from home.
The woman confessed she was in
charge of the boy, Z said the chief.
Attempts to make either tlils man
or woman reveal their names were
useless.
The woman said she Is OF Il
good family and the man is hor
husband.
The man said his name Is Joe
Doe, The woman is about twenty
five years old and tall and blonde.
Her face is pitted with smaIi-pox
scars. The clothes OF both the man
and woman are new.
A general, description OF the
$3.50 in bills, So, $40 ana $50 de-
nominations. found on the woman.
was read over the telephone to
Whitla at his home in Sharon, Pa.
and he said he believed it was the
same money which he left as a ran
som.
The man and woman have not con-
fessed to the kidnapping. but the wo-
man admitted she had charge of the
boy. The man refused to talk say
ing. Listen TO what the woman tells
you; whatever she says goes.s mo
woman herself during the course OF
the night. said: II am the kid that
framed up this job all right"
In the mans pockets were found
bills and loose change to the amount
og $3.50. This brings the total
amount of money which the two sus-
poets had up. TO ss,s4S.50.
Willie WhItla's place of captivity
whilc he was in Cleveland was an
Old abandoned residence on Prospect
avenue, S. r.. and 3diagonaliy opposite
the Plymouth Congregational church.
This fact was learned by the police
acting on Information furnished them
by the boy. Nearby is Thorpe,s hotel,
the Sign of which the boy said he
could sec fro mthe house where he
was kept.
The man under arrest admitted
today he was James Boyle, plumb
cr, and his home is Sharon, he i'm
sists the woman prisoner is his
wife.
The woman still refuses to give
her name. She declared lier identity
would not only cause surprise in
Sharon, but 1t would reveal scan.
dal involving prominent persons in |
the Pennsylvania town.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
ARRESTS GIANT
Albert Critics is Brought in
From Erie By Deputy
Sheriff Robinson.

Albert Critics was arrested 1t Eric
last evening by Deputy sheri1 IoIsn
Robinson on capils proanc and
brought 10 the city Cries was eon-
iyicted 1t the last term OF the circuit
court Of carrying gun aud was
fined S25. Failure to pay the fine
resulted in his arrest. He settled ana
was released. Critics is quito giant.
He, is SIX feet eight inches tan and
wears No. IL shoes. but hc gave the
arrestlng officer no trouble.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24

SHARON. Pa. March 24.--For the
purpose of Identifying and getting
possession Of the man anw woman
undor arrest at Cleveland, Chief OF
Police Grain, District Attorney Lin
niger and several detectives started 10
the Ohio city this morning.
Willie whItla accompanied by his
father and mother left later In the
duy TO view tho suspects.
From the attitude or the woman II
Is thought she is a well known sharon
woman, who IS suspected OF impIica-
tion In the abduction. Previous TO
his departure for Cleveland, Grain
made Information against a man and
woman formerly here. charging thcm
with abduction. This woman knows
all about the whitla family.
When whitla with his son. "wIl-
lie," started for Cleveland, Mrs.
Whitla accompanied them. ssnsa-
tianal rumors indicate the woman
suspected was at one time closely
associated with the whitIa family,
and It is,believed story other than
the one of Kidnapping is about to
become known.
1t Is said efforts viii be made to
prevent publication OF this story.
Frank H. Buhl. millionaire mem
Der Of the family. did not accompany
tho party to Cleveland, and this fact
was commented upon freely.
1t is said names used in the two
intormatfons made here against the
Cleveland suspects are fictitious. and
are being used for Withholding as
long as possible the real identity OF
the woman. James Boyle, a plumb
er. formerly lived here. He was "a
the city two weeks ago for the pur-
pose Of attending the mineral Of an
uncle.
No news Kas given out from the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
ooE ANp +. ooRK wlN.

Russell coe defeated Samuel Brown
by score OF so to 80 and
Frank Cork defeated Guy Zinn by
a score Of so to 4S in the games OF
the pool tournament at the York
billiard parlors Tuesday afternoon
and evening. Tonight Wilbur Cork
will play Guy zinn and Frank Nc
Donnell VIII play with D. carper.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24

pointed In the consular, service by
President Roosevelt, some years
ago. i..s
The post at Kobe which Mr.,
snodsrass now holds is considered
one of the best ones OF that grade of
the service, and the promotion of
the former Marlettan from South
Africa to his post In the Orient WIS
a most gratifying one, not only to
him, but TO. his host of frineds.
Mr.. and Mrs. snodgrass VIII spend
the months of April and May'i in and
about Marietta, visiting relatives
and friends, returning to Japan dur
Ing the month of June.
Consul Snodgrass is quite wcIl
known here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
ASSAULT CHARGED
Against ". y. Baucn. Of Bri,,,.,,o,.,
by W: II. Harnison.

W. \. Iietten. u Bridgeport vas
arrested IN the city Tuesday night bv
Constable Lewis III. James ON 49,
rant issued from Justice C,or,,on..
court at the instance Of w. ii H.,
SON Of Bridgeport. charging him yv,,,,
assault ana battery The be.r,,,.
was set for March . at i'd o,eIoci,
BY Justice Gordon. and Battep esS,s >,
bond for his .appearaiace Il tl,at i'm, ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
TWO SERVICES
Arc TO Bc Fine at 81. raurs Church
sunday.

Two dne services are being arr
ranged for next Sunday at st. Paups
NE church. south. The Rev.
George Il vIbbert, OF Massachusetfs.
2 very prominent speaker. vim
preach At the morning service and
the Rev. W. ]. canter. OF Fairmont.
9t the evening service.
Prof. luther F. Mezick and sister,
I siis5 Ella aiezzick, OF Maryland. twS
prominent singers. viii be at the
morning service. Everybody wei.
spe
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
ADAMS BANKRUPT.

a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been ti1ed in the office of clerk
George E. Boyd. Of the United States
District court In Wheeling b. James
H. Adams, a merchant OF Pine Grove.
wetzel county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
Tenth Anniversary Celebra-
non Of clafksburg Lodge
Will Be Gala Affair
ST An j AssocIAIIo
To Be Formed al Meeting IN
Opera House Sub Coni-
mittees Are Appointed.

Caneral arrangements lof the htE


General afgangements tos me 9is,
Iapniyersary celebration and state
D meeting Of BIks 20 V held n this
city May 2e by clarksourg lodge NO.
4Ss have been outlined, the pro-
gram prepared ana suo-committees
| appointed.
The month q May marks THE
tenth cycle Of the existence of The
local lodge as one of the units Of
IKE Benevolent aud Protective Or
der of Elks ot tiie Uplted States,
land The lodge believes chat Il is ht-
lting that Il should IN some way ceI-
celebrate tlte event, MOI seliishly and
for It's own members, but with the
members ofatl West Virginia and
Astate Association.
/ 1t is the purpose ot the ioca,
lodge 70 have Is large an attendance
as possible from al % the West vir-
sinia lodges and 70 haze them send
regularly appointed delegates. with
the obiectsof forming d state orgaug.
cation to hold animal rennlons on
the order Of the annual conyentions.
The general COMMITTEES on ar
rangements has prepared the fol-
lowing program Tor the day
Program FOR thc nay.
1890 a. m. % 1900 Trolley
ride to an points of Interest Tor W.
q local Elks aaq tier ladies'
800 to 90 p nj Reception aud
Elpneheon 70 visiting ladies IL the
laaies u iSs a Traction PARK c.-
sllso
S9 q ssgoep nj Meeaus Il
s.ll.s ss, 81 81 slle Grand s opera house e
form state cteaulzstlen
$3.50 to ea0p 10 Baseball
game, athletie contests Tor Eiiis only
and clam bake At the hasebaiI park
g lellss oa1ys
800 p: an. ttd .: 90 d IL Recep.
ton supper aud dance at tire 5,vaIdo
for Elks and their ladies'
snB-c Committees.
Tho gedSgai cpmniittee consists n
Llcilis G1pga. ciIairmaii IL
shlelds, Ee stringer BosEess q
GAYLORD, Jay Refer. q IIIIcl.
naa., w. p, Cot, IS R sentlsy
and Wa H. Cole, secretary mis-
committee has appointed the folloS.
ing sub--committees:
Transportaaon-P $3.50
David 6urran, 6. .sW. L,erSs.t
Badge ana i,r5a.!s.s,. 2 y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
TO INITIATE GLASS.

a fun attendance Of the members
OF the National Union is requested
at the meeting to be held in Eagles
hall tonight. A large class OF can
didates viii be initiated. and bust
ness Of importance viii be given at
tention. 5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
ALL ARE WELL
Ofthe Roosevelt Party on
Boardtthe Steamship
Hamburg.

on STEAMSHIP HAMBURG. Nae.
"a, 10 a. m. by wireless to siascon-
sett, Mass Weather continues fair-
ly pleasant. All members OF the
Roosevelt party are wen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24

whitla Office today previous to whit
las departure for Cleveland. The
utmost secrecy Is being Observed By
ali concerned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24

J. R. Burt. Of Warrington, Is a
visitor IN the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24

Maj Charles b. Elliott. United
states marshal. Is here from Parkers-
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-24
TIE WEATHER

i,aim and warmer tonight ana ran
., snon aud colder Thursday.
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tVaaIlnaed q page olgai-.E
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-22
ENTRIES FOR THE
YIN. CA. MARATHON
SOME WELL KNOWN YOUNG RUN
NERS TO TRY FOR HONORS ON
JUNE IL NEXT.

DR.. Hand is receiving entries at the
Y. NJ c. A. for the Marathon to be
pulled off on June If. Entries will
close on May /. All intending to en-
ter are requested to hand in their ma
mes at once so that the first and sec
ond place medals can be figured on.
The entries thus far i'm are as fol-
lows: George Desha, Hlo; John st.
John, Honolulu Rapid Transit q Land
Co.; Manuel Ferreira, Metropolitan
Market Co.; John d. Cockburn, Homo
lulu Iron Works; Bert S. Mott Hawai-
ian Development Company; j. McCand-
less, High School; John Carey Cation,
Neil & Co.. Joe HOnan, Honolulu Iron
Works; NJ. Lebrescu, Marine barracks.
German, of the Won Hamm-Young Co.
who ran in the Waiaua Marathon has
sent in his name but has not person.
ally entered.
Complaint is made of the condition
Of the Kapiolani race track, where a
part of the program will be pulled off.
Those having the affair in charge hope
that the Board of Supervisors will see
fit to have little work done there in
the way of improving the track neigh
borhood. The track should, by all
means be dragged and rolled.
The principal event at the park track
will be the eleven mile bicycle race for
the Hand, gold watch. DR.. Hand is
also trying to arrange as an interesting
feature, a one mile relay race between
Kamehameha school, Punahou and the
High School,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-22
OF JULY
FOR A MARATHON

Those in the know" say that tie
next great Marathon race will be pull
ed off on July Fourth, While this
date is as yet not certain, it is the one
most talked Of since yesterday. The
partial collapse of boat racing pros
pect for that day has had much to do
in bringing the Glorious Fourth into
favor as a rafting, good time for
great and successful program.
July Fourth has heretofore been
given over to boat racing, the cham
pionship contests taking place then
If there were good prospects of live
races between the two boat clubs on
that date, the Marathonites would not
think of butting in; and, even now, if
any ginger appears in the aquatic pro-
position, they would feel disposed to
keep out. Delay in reaching a final
conclusion is held up largely to find
out what the boat clubs will decide
on today.
The matter will likely be decided
one way or another in day or two at
the outside.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-22
COLLEGE GRADS
WILL TRY AGAIN

The baseball team of the University
Club will again cross bats with the
boys Of Oahu college at 4:3O this after
noon In the last game the veterans
lost, scoring only to twelve for the
Riddles. This afternoons game Will
start soon after the ceremony Of dedi-
eating Cooke Library, and will doubt
less be largely attended by relatives
and friends Of the participants
The lineup of the College team will
be as follows Sing Chong S.; Desha
cf.; Hoogs, 2b.; Chi Bui, c.; Schuman,
substitute c.; Akina, h.; Lowrey, 3D.;
Fraser, IT,; Townsend, r.; Rex Hitch
cock, p.
Following will be the lineup of the
University grade: Steere, S.; Water
houEe, CT; Lewis, 2b.; Arnold, c.;
Kilgore, b.; c. Cooke, 3D.; William
son, IT,; r. Cooke, r.; Castle, p.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-22
y SPORTS y
MARINES BEAT
OAHU COLLEGERS

That tie Marines defeated Jhs cGur
CJhoac ,Dm m tho baseball return
40 cot Atkinson park yesterday after
noon was mot especially surprising.
butt probably mo- one expected the beat
to- De SO bad. The score of II TO in
favor of the Marines gives some idea
of how onesded the spasm was. The
oahu oollegers told tito the Marines"
that they could not get out some OF
their best players, and that was prob
ably an correct Their battery work
was OF the ordinary and there was a
rustiness an around the diamond.
But if the Collegers were short
handed they were certainly not alone
on the proposition. First and sec.
oud baseman Williams and Davis anC
shortstop Cav We're absent thel
places being filled by Winter, Haye.
ana Thompson
Features of the game were a triplt
play by the Marines and home runs by
Anderson and Gibson, both Of the
Marines.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-22
July BOAT
RACES CALLED OFF

AT joint meeting of the Myrtle and
Healani special committees held yes
terday afternoon it was decided not TO
hold the championship shell races on
the Fourth of July.
The Healanis are not in shape for it,
and the expense of hurried preparation
would be greater than the club could
stand An increase of the expenses
of this event is caused by the new law
which torDIds passes on railroads.
This makes it necessary for the oars
men to pay their fares both ways be-
tween here and Pearl Harbor training
waters Henceforward effort will be
confined to work on a program for
next year.
The joint conference decided to re-
new the old contract between the
clubs tor another period of twelve
months but with regard to Regatta
Day only. Changes in the agreement
are of minor character.
1t was decided to recommend to the
Myrtle and Healani clubs the appoint
ment of special committees on finance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-22
AALA PARK GAMES
ARE POSTPONED

There was almost a fun attendance.
at the meeting of the Kalanianaole
Baseball League In the offices OF SEN
ator Charles f.. ChilHngworth last
evening.
The most important thing done was
to postpone the games set for Asla
park next Sunday, in order that every
body may attend the opening OF the
military league season at the baseball
park The postponed games will be
played a week from Sunday, at which
time the arines will play the second
leg of the two out Of three go with
the Kewalos and the c. A. c. team will
meet the White Sox.
h. S. King resigned from the Office
of vice president of the Kalanianaole
League on account of studying for col
lCge. X l.. Andrew was elected to
take his place.
1t was announced at the meeting
that the military league had donated
ninety passes TO members of the Ka-
lanianaole League for the games next
, Sunday afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-22
SUNDAYS GREAT
BASEBALL GAMES

Every thing except the merest de-
tails is in shape for the great opening
of the military baseball league at the
ball park next Sunday afternoon. The
Leilehu band is already in town ami
has accepted the invitation to play, al
ternating with the Hawaiian band. The
action Of the Kaanianaole League las;
night in postponing all of it's games set
for Sunday does much to ensure a re-
cord breaking crowd at the baseball
park.
Tickets for the games have Deen
placed on sale at Hawaiian News Com
pany and Wall, Nichols Company S
sporting goods store on King stree u.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-22
THE COMING BIC
GOLF TOURNAMENT

Somewhat Of a novelty in local golf
circles will be the team tournament at
the Country Club Sunday morning. ANY
OF the club golfers are eligible, and by
entering in the usual way, at the club
house before 10 a. m. will be placed on
a team.
From the interest already manifest
ed there should be enough entries for
at least six teams of five men each.
The game will be match (hole) play
and a victory over ones opponent
will count one point for the team.
Every team plays one round with an
other and the teams credited with the
most points or wins, will get the prizes
one for each man.
1t should be close and interesting to
the finish as losing teams are not
thrown out and everyone has a good
chance at the prizes from scratch to
duifer with IS handicap.
~
f. c. Clarke, of the steamship Arabic
has offered to donate four cups to be
competed for by members of the out
rigger club on the cruisers of his vessel
to these islands next January and
February. He has written to E. o.
Hall & Son about the matter.