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New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
wooDmERE COUNTRY CLUB.

In the nine hole medal play on the links
Of the wOodmere Country Club. az Wood
mere. Loug Island. yesterday, Harry Ho-
mans was the winner. with card Of g.
The next best card was ie2 turned in by
Monroe Jacobs. n. 4. McAvOy Was third
with lA4. The other cards turned in were
as follows. -
J l. Phipps. 1O7; c u MAGE 1es; r. w
HamraOns he: J. r EVeraN. ia II g
Eisher rs. W NJ G.. Lyon. It3, James
Frank ll5. ]. y. Morsenthau. Il5. and 2
-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
VAN VLECK SHOWS THE WAY
Leads Field in Glass A Hand1-
cap on Montclair Links.

Both match and medal play kept the
members of the Montcair Golf Club on the
move yesterday In the Class A eighteen
hole medal play handicap c. z. Van Week
won. with 70 net. assisted by 9-stroke
allowance, while R R Hampson showed
the way in the B division. with Sites
The first match play round for Septem-
her cups in Glasses a and B also were de-
cided, and several hard fought contests
resulted. A. F. Stone and J. l. Simmons
finished all squares and will have TO play
their match over again. The scores and
summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11

In the play-off for the Labor Day trophy,
in which there were seven ties. William p
Prior's 9o-22-sS carried off the honors.
securing the handsome trophy presented by
John McAIeenan. John McMenamy, the
former Staten Island champion, has a lead
of % points on the consistent golfers
1ronhv. and this much coveted prize Will in
ali probability become him The usual
Glasses A and B handicaps were also on the
programme, and they resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
MORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB.
rt,,, raIsgraph 10 The TRIBUNE.

TBy, Telegraph % The Tribune,
Morrtstown. y. J.. Sept 1o.-Piay for the
President Lansom H. Thomas cup and the
Griunen Willis cups ar the Morris County
Golf Club this afternoon brought out many
golfers George j. Lite, DIT. Granville NJ.
Tx-hfta and Theodore White each finished
: down. and 70 each were awarded two
points other scores were, e. ". Van
Vleck down. Chancellor Mahlon P1tney.
:. CHARLES W Harness, 5. and z. A Gram
mis- Z
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
CLASS A-HANDIcAP.


Glass \ first round}-C- E. Van Week beat
c J. Spencer. ! up and 70 play: T. W Maiey
beat W P PerIey. by default; J. Hodgson, Jr-
heat ! = Todd ) up and 70 play. c. J. TUr-
ner heat Walter Brown, = up and 1 10 play
b KtrllaIdy beat \. r. Allen, by default IL, a,
stone and J. I. Simmons, all square, paul HaTrl-
son beat Paul staErett, I up H c. Plinpton
beat 4. G Eornfecz, I up .
class p ffrst raundD-J. c. Platt beat J. g
Garrison 2 M and . to play; r NJ Ferris beat
J. T Phvfe / Up 10 hoIesl; ". b Cravat9 oe9t
- p Fosartv s up and I to play ". n
G,Iorieb heat " R Hotchkiss. By default 3 4
UfIs6n a bva; James Ramsey. bye; E W l.
S-rav a bve. Ottis lockwood. a bye
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
CLASS
CLASS B.
ST ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

There was a three-cornered tie in the
medal play handicap at the st. Andrews
Golf club yesterday-A. Garden, a. w
Hunt and B. Lamb leading. The tie will
be played off this week, The medal has 10
he won three times TO become the property
or plrver It his been played for twice
The leading scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
RED CARD-CbAss \.
PRESIDENTS CUP

First round-G Is. Clark beat Fl. T Mar
shall by-' default. A o. Lawrence beat E. F.
Fietcher / up: W w Harris beat ". L Hall
1 up and to play. z T. Miller beat G. Il
Thomas > up and 1 to play; \ J. Watson
beat A. O.. King. up and 20 play. a A
ahearn beat Q Rowe by default W F.
Conklyn heat F. L Adams up and 70 play
VICE PRESIDENTS CUP
First round-R II. Hoskins beat w, r
Moon 4 up and 5 play. F. l. Brtdgman
bear r. r. Tufter 4 Gp and 3 10 play ], r.
Bancroft heat c. J. Stevenson, by default; {;
+ Sly beat $ Olin. | up (2T holesl; r E
Price beat n. Csraway, | up, +. Rode beat
r y Dossnan. ; up and 4 to play G. q.
Henry beat w p Baker, up and 20 play
s c yelling beat c DentE up and : 70
play ,., e,,x,,,r-e,>-
First round-E \. Holden beat J. \ Dali
ION bv default J. j. Hamilton beat j. W.
weston 4 up and 70 play. W. Mcfarland
heat w r Caldwell, up and 3 10 play. f l.
Eelfen beat w H. Fillmore, = up and l 70
play. n X Galand beat w F BRAY. I up.
W " Rahrock beat c. n. Sissou. I up: z. F.
Andrews beat q. r. GiIiett. up and 10
play ,-,,--t, e.,>--rr-,,>-
First round-R. II. Core beat Il y, Bar-
tholomew UP and 20 play; ; z Davenport
heat i \ I.und, up and I 10 play; W. A
Millgan beat : AppleEate up and 20
NAV r RI Mclaughlin bat E. " Churchill.
! mn p j ponlin beat Z. T Ro.s. up and
10 plav. l. 3. De Vean beat II Hutof.
/ up and 20 play
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
BOGIE HANDICAP
BALL SWEEPSTAKES.
SEPTEMBER CUP

Second round-D 3. Byron beat W E Mur-
dorI< . IIp and 1 10 play; V ; Byron beat pan
ADAMS IL . up and I 70 play. F y towper-
tbI-afra heat J. s. Woodward, up and 10 pay
2 A. Wright beat G. Howell I'D ana u
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11

Members Of the ApawamIS Cluo took part
in thesqualifying round for the club cham
pionship yesterday afternoon l. Gouriay
led the field with a net score of IS, A
stroke better than his nearest eomptitor. B
n Barnes. Those who qualified were:
I. Courlay sS, 3 n Barnes. -. " NJ
Oisv ~ - : Pelumne. 80 =. NJ PeaccCk-
s. A peck -. 3. 2 Meyer. 50. ". II
wallace 50: A @. TAYLOR. 80. ; RatteIle. -,
= z Walden 90. c. II. Conner. 9t. r e. I.elly
Or T Keller %. II Sanb0rn Smith. %. n.
AZ f-n,xrsrfhMa o. ]. Y Wathney. o.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
WEE RuRN COLE CLUE

Stamford, Conn. Sept f0.-In the qualify
ing round for the championship OF the Wee
Burn Golf Club to-day. Chester SeIIeck led
the field with the good score Of SS-s9-711.
The others who qualified follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
COLLEGE MEN OFF FOR JAPAN

Seattle. Sept. 10.-The University Of Chi
raee baseball team Of twelve men. under
Professor Gilbert A Bliss. sailed for Yoko-
hama to-lay on the steamship Mam>k kura
1taru II viii play ten games with the
waseda and Keo UNIVERSITY teams The
chicago men plan to Vish Manila and
China
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
FIGHTERS OFF FOR AUSTRALIA.

Vancouver. c. Sept 16.-The prize
fighters that Hugh Mcintosh is sending to
Australia sailed Yesterday on the Zealand.
TEav included Billy Papke- Jimmy Clabby.
Ray Bronson and Johnny Thompson
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
PLAINFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
PlaintieId. " J., Sept 10-At the Plain
feId Country Club to-day an eighteen aOLa
medal play handicap was the feature
The best scores IN both classes We're as
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
CLASS A
spAWAMfS CLUB.

The Park Golf Club links were closed To-
day on account of the death OF one OF -
members Francis pelacy Hyde
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11

Among The scores IN the CONSOLATION
round We're:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11

SAM LIEBGOLD LEADING FIELD o oNE-AuLE WALK
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-20
Paris PREPARES for Roosevelt

Paris, April 2O.-Despite grum-
bliugs OF disaproval from the roval-
lists and clericals. Paris is today pre-
pairing to give a great a glorious
welcome to Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
The distinguished republican from
overseas will again stand in demo
cratic soil wne he reaches the capi.
tai of the great European republic,
and this fact alone will give his visit
a significance not possible in the
1nonarchical nations he will visit.
Although the clerical press continues
to denolmce Col. Roosevelt for the
vactican incident, and ais aobnobbine
with the Masons. other journals are
filed with descriptions of the coming
visitor praises of his character.
h official program will begin Sat
urday. when Col Roosevelt will b.
received by the Society Sciences Mo.
rales ct Politiques, of watch he is a
member That same afternoon the
former President of the United States
will deliver a lecture at the Sorbonne
In the presence OF President Fallieres
on The Duty of a Citizen of a Re.
public"
In the evening Col. Roosevelt will
be entertained by the Academic.
There will be a banquet, after which
the former President will be present
ed to prominent members of the
Fronh universities at 4 general re-
ception-
The French government is anxious
to receive the former president of the
United States with the highest hon
ors French society is prepared to
fionize him: the literary pAilosoph-
ical. geographical and scieItific bodies
all desire to entertain him, and tae
American colony would like to give a
grand Banquet in his honor. But Mr..
Roosevelt has discreetly allowed it to
be understood that he desires partic-
ularly to avoid any appearance of os-
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THE ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION.

Roswell. N. NJ. April 10. 1910.
To the Public:
The Orchestra Association will pre-
sent h Symphony Club in a concert
of orchestra music of high merit. at
tne Presbyterian church, on the even
ing of Tuesday. April Goth, AS be-
fore stated the purpose of the Asso-
ciaticn is tC establish a resident on
cert orchestra and it is our belief that
Roswell is both large enough and mu-
steal enough TO support an organiza-
ton of from twelve to sixteen players
for this purpose. But il is evident
.nat our endeavor in this will need
the active support of every intelli
gent music lover in this city for its
success.
We therefore request and urge that
every citizen in Roswell who wishes
to see n permanent orchestra estab.
lished here for concert playing to
make an effort to increase the patron
age botL by his own attendance and
by Interesting his friends. The Asso-
citation will in this way be enabled to
see if the public support will war
rant further effort.
We would appreciate IL if a number
Of persons would volunteer to assist
in selling the tickets in advance and
a supply of the tickets will be placed
at the Peco Valley Drug Store for
this purpose.
The Association is in correspond
ence vita musicians of high merit
who are willing to make their homes
in Roswell il the public patronage of
the concerts warrants the Association
in bringing them here.
The program for the coming con-
cert will be conducted as a STUDY
OF GRlBG," and will contain several
compositions by tlis composer. The
analy sis of his music and sketch of
mis- lite will be set forth in a paper
prepared by Miss Carolyn North.
Superintendent of Music in the City
Schools, the orchestra will play
Morning and Asses Death" from
ais famous peer Gynt Suite" Mrs.
r. S. Cook viii play The Grieg So
nata Op. 8. Miss Beulah Hammond
Baker will sing two songs by Grieg-
The balance OF the program will be
devoted to the composer Brahms. Ell
gar. Mendelssohn, Sousa and Victor
Herbert.
Soliciting your aid for n full atten-
dance at the Association concert on
April Goth, we remain.
THE ORCHESTRA ASSN.
W. A. JOHNSON.
President.
OTTO BANNER.
Treasurer.
r. 8. COOK Director
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Bad Collision Narrowly Averted.

The automobiles of Oklahoma Smith
and Boyd Gatewood collided at the
orner of Richardson avenue and
Fifth street Monday afternoon and a
bad accident was narrowly averted.
The trouble care from the fact that
the cars were going at a good speed
and there was a misunderstanding to
which direction the other was going.
The result was hat both turned into
the sidewalk and struck each other
b~rcadside. A fender and a lamp ON
MIR. Smiths car were damaged but no
person was hurt. Their were several
passengers I'm the Gatewood car.
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tentation and that he will preserve
as far as possible, merely the role oil
a III of learning, In which capacity
he accepted the invitation to lecture
at the Sorbonne extended to him
through Ambassador J~usserand while
he still occupied the Waite House.
Mir. Roosevelt's visit to Paris there
fore. viii be devoid of the Spectacular
features which characterized express
ident Grants visit here at ~ time of
his tour around the world. Mr.. Grant
while Iot the official guest of the ma
tion. was received almost like a reign
ing sovereign.
Mr.. RooseyeIt's wishes will be car
ried out ia the .nain, but the govern
nent has declined to forego the hon
or of entertaining aim and the ex-
President has accepted the invitation
of President Fallieres to be his guest
at a dinner at the Elysee Palace.
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EDITOR BURKE, OF THE
MORNING JOURNAL, DEAD

Albuquerque. April 17.-William
Smith Barke, for the past twenty
nine years the editor of the Albuquer
Que Morning Journal, and for more
than a quarter of a century n OF
the most widely known influential
members of the profession in the
Southwest. died today shortly after
four o'clock at h home of his son
in-iaw, DR.. James Fl. Worth.
MI. Burke was 73 years of age. He
was one of the first residents of the
new city of Albuquerque, and in 1881
founded the Albuquerque Journal.
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PAPkE SAYS JEFFRIEs IS
IN GOOD CONDITION NOW

Ben Lomond, Calf, April 20--BhE
ly Papke. the ILLINOIS middle weight,
who Joined the Jeffries' training camp
Yesterday. expressed much surprise
at Jeffries good appearance.
From the pictures I saw in some
papers," he said. II though Ieff look
ed like an old man, but he looks no
more like an old nan than | do. He
is down in weight and appears to me
like a man who had been out
Of the ring"
Jeffries did not train yesterday and
his layoff apparently did him mucn
good.
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ANTONIO JOSEPH. OLD
TIME DEMOCRAT, Is DEAD.

TIME DEMOCRAT, Is DEAD.
Santa Fe, April 1S.-Antonio 10
seph, for several terms delegate In
congress from New Mexico, for years
leader of the democratic party In the
territory. and a man who leaves to
posterity the record of a long and
honorable public career. died today
at his home I'm Ojo Caliente. Taos
county, according to advices received
here.
Mr.. Joseph who was GA years of age
recently returned from h Hotel Dieu
in E. Paso, believing that his health
was fully recuperated, as the result
of his stay there, where he was taken
some montns ago in what was tho't
to be a dying condition. He sudden
ly suffered a serious relapse a few
days ago.. and sank rapidly to his
death. The deceased was a man, not
only of territorial, but IF national
fame in his day. and one of the ablest
| political leaders in New Mexico's his
tory.
Antonio Joseph a born at Taos
New Mexico, August %, 1886. His
parents, Peter and Maria A.. Joseph
came TO Taos in 1910 from st. Louis
and opened the first general mercan
tile establishment in that place. Their
store and buildings were destroyed
by Indians. January 10. 1913, and Mrs
Joseph and her son Antonio then a
child of two wears, were carried on
into captivity and held by the red
men until rescued BY Col. Sterling
Price and his troops. Antonio 10
seph acquired his early education al
LlX's academy in Taos. and later at
tended for two years the school con
Quoted by Bishop Lamy in Santa Fee
Afterward he was a student for fouI
| years at Webster college, st. Louis
county, No., and completed the com
mercial course at Bryant and STRAIT
tons business college in st. Louis
On January 81, 1862. Antonio JOSEPH
lost his father. His death occurred
in Taos. Being the eldest son of tbs
family, Antonio took charge of tAt
mercantile business, which he contin
ued until his death. In 1880 Mr.. 10
sepn removed to Ojo Caliente. N. NJ.
where ne spent the rest of mis- life
conducting a large sanitarium. A
this place are located some remarka
BILE hot springs. March IL 1881. IN
| Wayland Clark, County, Mo-. Mr.. Jo
seph was married to Miss Elizabeti
NJ. Force. Two children were born Il
tnecn. one of whom died several year.
ago. Antonio Joseph was for sil
years probate judge of Taos county
He served IN the upper house of thu
territorial legislature for six years
IN was elected as delegate in tn
~forty-ninth congress. He remainet
delegate in congress for ten years.
MIR. Joseph was a member of tn
Santa Fee Montezuma lodge. of the A
F.. and A. NJ. and a Catholic in relig
ion. although a man of broad views
Fuaeral arrangements have not beer
learned here.
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London. April 20.-To Siberia by
balloon lis the ambitious project now
being arranged by a company OF
British a~eronauts. The big balloon
In which the attempt viii be made
as been completed and was placed ON
exhibition today at the Crystal Palace
from which the start win be made.
IL Ia hoped hat the direction Of the
wind will take the balloons across
Europe and owe The Ural Mountains
to the Siberian plains A novel fea-
ture of the balloon will be the use OF
two baskets suspended one above the
other. The upper basket win serye
In the early stages Of the journey
as sleeping quarters for the six pas
scengers; toward the end OF the jour-
ney the lower basket may be dis
carded in order to tighten the balloon
should there be serious d~ificulries IN
sumounting the range tnat forms
the eastern limit OF Europe.
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NEW DEPOT AND HARVEY
HOUSE OPEN AT AMARILLO

Amarillo, April 17.-With guests
of honor, including members of the
City Council and other men of To-
cal prominence, the newly completed
reinforced concrete steel passenger
station of the Santa Fe and attendant
Harvey eating house. were opened
early his forenoon. The guests were
welcomed bv Vice President and Gen
eral Manager Kouns and Vice Presi-
dent Avery urner The buildings
cost something more than 100000
without furnishings, and are admit
teddy among the finest on the entire
system. becoming secon to the best
only through limitation from a point
of size.
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Some Speed to This.

New York, April 2O.-BiH Shake
speare was right. There amt moth
ing in a name. When Miss Elizabeth
Hurry becomes the bride of Lawrence
Swift tomorrow, the ceremony won't
take place ON an express train clip
ping along at a mile a minute nor in
an automobile breaking "a speed
laws. An alliance between the Swift
and Hurry families. both prominent
i'm New York's best society. would
seem to demand something like that.
but the young people and their par
ents nave shown no regard for the
intelligent reporters and headline ar
lists. The Cnurch of the Epiphany
Will be the scene of the wedding.
which will be entirely conventional
and will occup quite as much time as
as II the names OF the contracting
parties Were not Swift and Hurry.
When h engagement vas announc-
ed il was rumored that the Rev. DR..
Horace Speed would tie the knot, but
this nas been officially denied.
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ROY PARSONS WANTS
PEOPLE TO STAY HOME.

Roy Parsons, census enumerator in
the Second ward, will complete mis-
first round of the ward tonight. after
frye days of actual work. And il was
real work he states. He found many
people away and will have to call
again. He asks that all persons who
go away from no ne frequently to stay
at home for a few days, OF give the
desired information to their next door
aeigabors. sc he can get the figures
for Uncle a in good shape and
miss nobody.
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BIG DEAL IN LAND
NEAR Las VEGAS,

BIG DEAL ~ LAND
NEAR Las VEGAS.
Las Vegas. April 19.-One OF the
largest deals was closed here that has
been made In this portion OF the ter
ritory FOR some time. W. B. Martin.
Jr.,' acting for the Martin Land Co..
OF Kansas City and Des Moines, Ia.
purchased outright from ]. p. and NJ.
A. Van Houten 10000 acres of land
lying north and EAST OF the city,
known as the Glen Mora ranch. The
property lies inst south of the Mora
river and is located in the Cherry
valley. Tae Van Houtens in making
the sale of this large piece of land
have retained that portion of it which
they have placed under bitches. which
amounts to several aundred acres. in
the immediate vicinity of Watrons.
While the consideration is not given,
it is understood that n land brought
a good figure. The new owners will
at nee have the large tract surveyed
into small tracts ranging from 40 to
800 acres and will place the same on
the market for eastern farmers which
they will try to interest in the land.
The w. B.. Martin Land Co, which up
to a short time ago was known as the
Edwards-M artin Land Co.. Is running
private and car excursions into this
country semi-monthly. bringing a
large number OF actual settlers. In
the closing of lei a large land deal
it is .~furtunatc that the new owners
are not securing he property for
speculative purposes, but will retain
Ii in their possession, selling 1t only
in small farms to bona-fide settlers.
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INCREASE IN ACTIVITY IN
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston, April 2O.-A decided in
crease in activity was noted in the
local wool market. with most of the
sales at concessions. Fleece woods. es-
pecially California and territory. are
In demand. with quarter O a
feature. Fine territory staple is be-
ing neld at 81 to 81 cents. secured.
More favorable advices are being re-
ceived from growers in the West who
are showing a willingness to accept
low bids. Pulled woods are quiet but
there Is some call for the foreign
product.
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ABBOTT TAKES ELECTION
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT.

Albuquerque, April 19.-After his
tening to the arguments of the attor-
neys representing h contestants in
the present mayoralty fight, Judge
Ira A. Abbott late yesterday after
noon. announced that ne would take
under advisenent. the petition of At
torneys Mann and Venable, represent
ing DIR. Elder, which asks that the
injunction restraining the city clerk
from issuing a certificate to the may
or-elect, be dissolved.
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days. The attorneys for the packers
said the facts given would not furnish
legal basis for an custer order as the
National Packing Company, the hold
ing corporation for the Armour. Swift
and Morris interests. which IA also
been shown to own the ST. Louis
Dressed Beef and Provision Company.
has bee pronounced a legal corpora
ton.
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Open Colorado Land.

Denver. Col, April 20.-It Is esti
mated that 10000 acres of the 100.
900 acres of land in the Uncompahgre
Valley, which was thrown open to en-.
try tnis week. is capable of cultiva-
ton. The and was drawn rom entry
when the government undertook the
Gunnison tunnel irrigation project.
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INFANTRY COMES HOME
FROM Philippine ISLANDS.

San Francisco, April 20.-The trans
port Sheridan arrived this morning
from Manila with the officers and
men OF the 2Srd infantry under COM
mand OF Colonel Sharpe. The troops
will be sent to Forts Bliss, Clark and
Mcintosh, I'm Texas.
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Lacrosse at Swarthmore.

S~warthEnore. Pa, Apr. 2O.-Swarth-
more's crack Lacrosse team will play
the first game of the home season
here this afternoon, with Cornell as
SIS opponent. The Harvard lacrosse
men will be mere tomorrow. and on
Saturday the local team will go to
Carlisle to meet the Indians.
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Princeton, N. j. April 2o.-Racquet
wielders of Tigertown have one to
Cornell today to open the tennis sea-
son With a game against the Ithaca
team The schedule is an extensive
one. and Includes fsve dual meets
Pennsylvania. Dartmouth. Yale and
Harvard viii be played next n0uth.
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Battery Friday Might.

Battery 4 will hold a special drill
Friday nignt for the purpose OF
mastering guns. The governor is
coming in May and Captain Murray
wants the nattery to be in good shape
TO give him a Governors salute upon
ais arrival. A full turnout of the bat
terry is desired, and the drill will
start promptly at 1870.