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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-09-14
Notice of Sale or Rear Estate by
Guardian.

Guardian.
In the matter of the Guardianship
of Reuben Arlington.
Notice is hereby given in pursu'
ance of an order of the County court
of the County of Carter, State OF
Oklahoma, made on the 1st day OF
September, 1910, the undersigned
Guardian of the estate of Reuben
Arlington will sell at private sale TO
the highest bidder, subject to CON
firmation by said Court on Monday
the 10th day of September, 1910,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. at Ardmors
all the right, title and interest OF
said Reuben Arlington in and to the
following described real estate sit
uate in Carter County, State OF
Oklahoma, towit:
E1a of the NEA of the NEA (;
NEA of SEA of NEA; SWA OF
SEA of SEA, Sec. 30; SWA of
NEA of SWA; S1a of NWA of
SWA; Ne of SWA of SWA and
the NWA of SEA of SWA; Sec.
rs, IT'S, ROW.
Said real estate will be sold on
the following terms and conditions,
towit: Cash on delivery Of deed,
abstract to be furnished at expense
Of purchaser only.
Bids for the. purchase thereof
must be in writing and must be
filed in the County Court or deliv'
cred to the undersigned at the Of
flee of Brown & Shelton, Ardmore
Okla.
Dated the 3rd day of September
1910.
A. G. ARLINGTON,
4.11-1S Guardian.
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WANTED

WANTED-Men to learn barber
trade Practice furnished by free
work, careful instructions by ex-
perts; few weeks completes; tools
given; board secured; experience
in shops before completing; cata-
logue mailed free. Moler Barber
College, Kansas City, Mo. 11-6
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FOR RENT-Four-room house, close
in, gas and city water; my home
place. Ed Haight. LID
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4-11-1S
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five-room cottage, mod
ern improvements, on West Broad
way. ]. X. Pulliam, Phone 4S3.
11-3
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12

muscovy and mongTcl a; do. white Pekins. IS.
guinea fowl. old each. 3; dc. young u lbs. and
over 90
POTATOES-White near by. per bushel gjaS0
do. Eastern Shore Gao; Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. Prime. 2jt31. do seconds. l5a1. do
New York %aS5i do. Western. prime 5nlJ. new
Florida. Dbl. 30. !. A5oaio0. do. Tcr Dbl. No p
26s25o; sweets, yellow pr Dbl. Eastern Shorr.
Virginia. le'al 80. do. Richmond. per Dbl. "a
L5o; Delaware l3al.75; DO. Per basket. Ea6O
vans Maryland and Virginia. per Dbl, LBal-5l
NOTth Carolina. bright L-5al-51
GREEN FRUITS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
do. fair. L&aL5O, do. Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, packed. 2cN259 do. New York. as
sorted, 2NaiQo; asparagus. Maryland and Virginia
doz, LEa25. do. Wild. L0oalG5: bets Charleston.
per bunch. ia9; cabhages. Charleston per crate.
new. l9s2O0: do, Norfolk Dbl. -lal IS: celery.
Florida. per crate L5'al.75; cucumbers. Florida por
basket. L75ac2j; cggIlants Florida. per crate 20la
go, grape fruit Florida. per crate 20oa35O. kale
native. per buShe box ban: lettuce Norfolk and
North Carolina, lunches f9a50. oranges Florida.
PER baS. choice 50al.00. onions Texas yellow. per
crate L75a2O0; spring, 100 lunches e0alo0; oranges
Florida, per box. as b size, 2pa250. radshCS
Norfolk. pr bushel basket long 5oa75; peas North
Carolina. isbbl has, l00aL25: pcr bllshel 75aS0
York River. per Dbl. 24oa265; do. per lsbbl bss
Ll0all5 RappahannoCk. Per large Dbl. 250a265:
LIS; squash, Florida. crate. l25al5O. spinach. ma
tive bus. box 9as5: Norfolk. bbl. local .: string
beans. Florida. green. L75a20: wax beans. 2O0a
500; strawberries North and South Carolina, per
quart SAC; Norfolk per quart. 5as: Rappahannock
Ier quart. iaS: tomatoes Florida. pcr carrier fan
c.. L75aGZ .; choice, L6lal.JO. tuuips. native, per
bus 60a-0.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May M-BUTTER-Recei to-day.
1855 packages. The market Is weaker. Creamery
specials &i5; creamery extras. q: creamery frsts
E'e; state dairy good b choice, q: process s-c-
Gals. 3.a; Western imitation creamery frsts. 2ii4
tHEESE-Rcccipts to-dav we're 4ss6 boxes Now
cheese Il fine quality IS firm. but no higher. Trade
is very good. State tull cream, fan new specials
liis: State fun cream finest -~v eolored fst,
State fun cream. fair TO prime new. 49,; saims
Specials H.
EGGS-Receipts to-day were S.5gj cases. Tho
market is steady top grades hut prices arr as
last reported. State Pennsylvania and nezr-by hen
merry. white fancy y; Stale Pennsylvania brown
heuner. fancy 81. fresh gathered extras. 23s
fresl gathered fr'ts. p; duck eggs. q.
MlLLFEEB-StrCrgcr. inactive trade gprinr
bran. 2260; standard middlings. 2360: city bran.
70 in bulk; Western red dog $50. 70 arrive:
winter wheat bran. in loob. sacks % arrive. 9isO.
OAIS-Steady; quiet trade No. white. l9asqis
No. 3 white. fSaiSi3 No white. 47ai7ls natural
and clipped white on track 47a53
FLOUR-Stcady: moderate inquiry Kansas
straights 5lGa50 in sacks; soft straights, 5OOa5 q
In barrels spring patents. 5.5oa5eO. in barrels
spring clears. 4.50lIT5
RYE FLOUR-StCady: quiet business. C-,osca
brands quoted az i3)a46
CoRNMEAL-Steady; demand is inactive Kiln
dried, FOX export, SIS; coarse meal, in bags lisa
LIS.
BEEF-steady; inquiry moderate Packet. ls 5oa
100; family, l950a3OO0
PORk-Steady; light supply. Ness 24Ooa2l 5o.
family 2e O0a850
HAY-Reccipts. $50 tons: steady: choice in fair
demand. Prime timothy, 10; No. ]. Il5al IN
No. ?, L0lzallO; No. 3. 95aLO0
SIRAW-Receipts, 80 tons steady: small inauiry.
LARD-Lifeless Prime Western. 1890: civ
BOo refined continent. 1880. South American
1850 refined Brazilian. kegs. l55O: oleostearine Is
lard steariue slow; New York. Hisal5
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Crcame-y. fancy. %; do prints. 20
do. seconds. % process. fancy. z; DO. fair 70
good. 96aZ: dairy. .hoic,. 2ia25; do. good, aaZ
store-paCkod. lsa2D
CHEESE-New York state factory. fancy hrsts
Tal7Is; do. small l7alTls; do. large. l6IhaH.
EGGS-Near ty. choice. returuablc cases. .; West
Virginia and southern Virginia. Tcturnable cases,
q; Tennessee returnsoe cases, q; North Carolina
rcturnabie cases. i.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcns spring large. 25a25
do medium 2ia2j: do. srring. 35a35: hens
small. per b. 10; large 1874. ROSTERS. per h.. 10;
ducks. old. IS; do spring. lbs ard over. ls;
geese. per h.. lOal2; do. fancy. l2al4: turkeys.
toms. pr b. IS. do. hens %; turkeys thin IOal2:
keats. per h.. IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per Dbl. LOOa1.2S: sweet
potatoes, per Dbl. new. Z0oL25O. vans per bb!.,
l3
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens Ter ID. PAS:
chickens and hens mixed, lsa2O. capona lib. aver
age per H.. 25a2s; do. small. Ea2i: slips per h..
II ducks Isa2g geese. per h., Ilal6.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country sugarcured.
lsa20
SUNDRIES-Beeswax q: tallow, 6a5IA; ginseng,
per h.. 50Oa55O; seneca. per b., 90: golden seal
iOaij pink. l2al4 mandrake 2a3 snake root. SO
walnut kernels dry l5a6: black wanuts. per 100 rs.
DRIED FRUIrS-Apples. sliced. fancy is5. cher
hes. l2al5; blackberries. = whortleberries. l2A.
WOOL AND HIDES-WOOl. unwashed free OF
burs per h.. 90 WOOL bury. Per b.. 2ja2s; hides,
green. per h.. TO- do. dry. per h.. l9al6: sheep
SKINS green EACH 75aI0o do, dry EACH 2Sa6O; calf
skins, Srcen, each. l.Dal.7S-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May u.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators.
Ji9.9ls bus. shipments from elevators 0O6l bus
Graded lots Of No. red wheat ato3t nOmiuaIly q
l091 PER bus. Settling prices: 40. 2 red Western
los, No. red los: Ma red lOs.
COBN-Stock In elevators as. 693 bus shipments
from elevators. 4.96 bUs Graded lots q No. 2
white corr afoat nominally at p per bus yellow
sioat az G. pcr bus. and mixed corn aroat
az 81 Der bus. Track yellow corn. for d0mes-
tic delivery. is quotable at 69a69t per bus for car
lots On spot. Prime nearby yellow cob corn is
firm on a basis Of 370a3.7j a Dbl while the aver
axe best Western yellow is Quotahe at S50aS S. a
bbi. IN car lots. Contract to-day opened quiet.
May g.; spot mixed corn early @ a bus. while
July was 6t. and there was little doing i'm corn ID
ary position
OATS-St0ck in elevators. Z35sS blS shipments
from elevators 6.7I2 bus. The quotations for new
oats ON spot were: White No. . as 10 weight fSIzl
49iz DO. No. 9, as 20 weight. i7aiSi7. do. No T.
as 20 weight, 4iai5i do, mixed No. p i6i1af1, do
No 3. 45i.ai6
RYE-Stock In elevators. 323Z6 bus No rye.
Western. domestic s3asi; No. 3 rye. Western. do
nestle, Ta7s; bag lots. as to quality and con-
dition. 70a7i.
FLOUR-Winter extra. ls0a400: do. clear A40a
A60; do. straight 4S0ai95: do. patent 52Ga55 20:
spring clear. 43ja4e0; co.. straight 5l0a5 IS: do
patent. 5.35a56i city mills best patent 600, do
high-gradc patent. go; DO. straight SO: choice
family SIS; do, extra. i3oal40: ne -four medium
to choice. 42ia4.j6; cornmea per 100 lbs, Li5aI5j
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W, B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibhs
Building
Chicago, May lL-wheat opened steady. rallied %
above last nights closing rriogs broke nearly cent
and rallied once more. The heavy selling was by
professionals with commission houses on both sides
Of the market Charges were rapid, the weakness
abroad and In Winnep,g breaking prices one moment
and the predictions o. frost in the Dakotas and
Minnesota causing short sellers 20 r7ln 90 cover the
next moment Local miilers were glod buyers Of
cash a. Minneapolis and wheat is being loaded out
OF private elevators a. vel as public houses. ST.
Louis quotes good inquiry for cash wheat. with
trade restricted by lack q ofcrings
Local cars. q. With T. estimated Tor tomorrow
Corn prices covered a narrow range with a Hght
trade. moving fractionaIly up and down with
changes IN wheat. Local professionals ar, bearish
offerings being light. Movement continues light
and there Is no pressure from hcdccrs. Cash rrirls
steady.
Local cars. 6. with 81 estimated FOR tomorrow.
Oats ruled on a higher range throughout most all
the session. There was more buyinS Of September
On the theory Of urSeas1rably colder weather. e.
reci7ly In the Northwest retariiug the growth Of
the crop Cash prcss were a shade easier
Local cars. ~. with - estimated for tomorrow
Provisions responded f0ebly 20 the early huuish
hog news. A moderate scattered demand was son
satisfied by selling Of a local character part Of same
b. packing interests
Continued offerings from that source soon brought
about declines all around and the closing was barely
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co. mem
beS OF the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York May 1.-THE market was strong and
ecu'e to-day with prices Tor the general list max
ing new high set Of record figures The heavy
short interest in the old ,rop options still showed
Signs OF nervousness despite the recent advance Of
~ TO 80 points in those months This again was
made me basis for to-days further advance. which
eA'ehoeo 70 IS points in he old crop months and 8
10 10 IN the new crop deliveries This carried NAV
10 over me basis of 49, CENTS while july went 10
lo1t ana August crossed the basis Of l4N oents
Nhlch Is lAe highest level reached since the violent
recover from the big break In January when prices
fell from l65 cents.
Inc market continued finn Throughout the late
afternoon and MAINTAINED most Of the carly ad-
vance There was less business and a lull in the
covering demand from shorts. Il is rumored that
300 bales Of cotton viii leave here for Bremen on
to-morows steamer, and l5c00 more viii 60 out on
Saturday 70 Liverpool belonging to the bull clique
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore Nay lO-Ouotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-CreameTy. fancy. h Sap; imitation
Za2i: rolls 2laI2; store packed 9a2; prints Islh
0s3l: do. lib, 3Oa5l blocks Obs, 3laS2. dairy
prints. Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia 3a2l
Iowa and Northwestern lade. Za2.
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby first,
per doz 20; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland ana Vir
ginia p; Western frsts. 81 do. West Virginia q
do. North Carolina. q.
LIVE POULTRY-old hens. heavyweight IN
lS%: do, small to medium, %; old ROSTERS. To-. "
Water chickens. as 10 size &a8: spring chickens
~ lbs. and over, h. 35a23; do. / h. and under
50 turkeys. hens. choice per To-. p young eobblers
2 old toms, 20; rough and roor. lOall: geese West
ern and southern. pei b.. l3aH; do. MARYLAND and
Virginia. l5al6; pigeons, young. per pair. 25 do.
old, u; ducks, large, per lbI Bali; do. small l2alS
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. May observation-disclosures 2657
head Medium TO choice steers sold 7.lOaSJ0 per 100
lbs; bulls. 4.75a600; tailcnds $50; cows 3OOa5 75
Dressed beef in moderate demand. and prices fuu
steady at llal2c for native carcasscs
CALNES-Receipts 2s69 head Common 10 prime
veals sold 6.50aSS per 100 lbs a few choice At
80; cuils. 5.00a600 huttemilks. 5OOa5 30: CITY
dressed veals slow at lOal5 per h. cOuntrydressed
calves az 7al0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. S7S2 head.
Medium to choice sheep sold 60Oa7Zj per 100 lbs
common TO fairly good clipped lambs. 75Oas 70. a
car Of Maryland spring lambs 100; dressed mutton
slow at l2slir per 10; dressed lambs az Bal7lL
with hog dressed lambs selling as high AZ "a.
country-dressed dollhouse lambs quiet at 3OOae SO
per carcass
HOGS Receipts. 5o2 head. Finn for live hogs
on Buffalo advices.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago MAY Live hogs were 5alOc higher.
The receipts were mated al I70O0; official YES
terday 1915: shipments 36fs; left over 55. csti-
mated receipts tomorrow. 1900. Bulk az prices
9.6OaS70; lights, 9Nas75: mixed and butchers s0a
$50; heavy 9foa975; rough heavy 9i0l9 S.. WORKERS
9.5a97O; pigs, 9.l0a9A
Cattle steady estimated receipts. 1900
Beeges, 5SoaS55: COWS and heifers. 2sla75); Texas
steers. 50a6.O; stockers and feeders. 4O0as. % :
Westerns. 5loa7.25
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. 1900. Ma
tives. 4&a7S0; Westerns. A5oa7so: yearlings. 7.lOa
SIS; lambs, 7.25a9.2O; Westerns. 7.50a925.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 65Oa7.OO; do. butcher.
A75a550; do common 2O0a3.O0.
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross. l0JCall-0O; do. ordinary,
500
SHEEP-Prime, 450a50o. do common. 3OOaA0O.
LAMBs-Fancy spring. uikal2f fall choice. per
b.. 9al0; dc. medium. s.
CALVES-Prime. per ID. 81; do medium. 9;
do. grass. sa5.
CoWS-Prime. fresh. each s5.OOai5.OO: do, com.
uon, S.OeaSeoe; do. old and dry, l0.00al5.0o.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat. per bushel. l.OoalO5; corn. shelled.
per bushel 72a77; cob 39laAlO per barrel oats.
Western, white. No. . per bushel. 5ia5S; mixed,
bushel. 52a56; bran. per ton. Zoo middling per
ton 2sO
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. ! 300;
No. 2 2lJO; mixed. 5O. loose at local scales. 2OO
Straw, rye bundle 100; straw. rye, machine thrash
100; straw, wheat, Per ton, 500; straw. cat, per
ton 500.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May u.-NI3ney on call al the stock
exchange to-day opened 40 Z uer cent: highest
lowest. u closing ga pCT cent Most Of the days
loans were made az 81 prr cent
Time money was practically unchanged. There was
no variation In rates from yesterday. but the tone
was slightly easier. A moderate business was done.
Rates. Der cent Tor sixty and ninety DAYS. 4ailt
Tor four months. IA for SIX months and "a for
over the year,
Mercantile PAPER came into the market in fair
volume Absorption 4 tie higher grades was Cx.
cellaut Rates 4'saj Pc cent for sixty 20 ninety
days Endorsed bills receivable. fsajL for choice
four 70 six months 'ingle names and 81 for others
le55 well known
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reguar call y o'clock noon.
Capital Traction S. 81 900 al ll5
Potomac Electric Cons s.. s. 600 AZ iOl 81 900 az
l0l. $1,000 at lOl 1900 al l0l. $1,000 az l0l. 5000
at lCl $1,000 al lOl 2OO at lOl s. eco az I0l,
Capital Traction. = at 80 3 at I5O4.
Washington Gas s az 5I7A
Lanston. at %. % at olA % at 9%.
After call-Capital Traction at l3rL
Following are the bid and asked Irices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
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I ~" lutA, Nay u.-WHEAr-Irregular; hcst
trade. No l Duluth. TO arrive L9OA: No. rcd.
L o. b., LH5t No. hard New York. + o b
nominal; No. macaroni. se5s T. O. b ouening n
navigation; No, ! Manitoba. +. O. b.. May I.065.
Exporters took nothing
COiN-Strongi slow trade. Steamer mixed. norni-
la, export basisi No : elevator. nominal bid eS-
port basis: export No. Q T. O. b 6SoeSis No
mixed. ON. domestic basis, nominal. Exporters
tok nothing
RYE-Nominal. No. 2. f. o b.. So
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open, 4; high. a. low, 81: close, L
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Potomac Consolidated per cent bonds
we're the chief feature Of the trading on
the washington Stock Exchange yester-
day a block Of 5000 being disposed Of
in short order at 101 Capital Traction
bonds sold at 1l5 and the stock at 100 ana
fraction better. Gas brought 71b on a
single transaction, and Lanston sold
downward from 80 TO 9l% on three sales
aggregating 45 shares.
Business was rather dull, and little in
terest was taken in the call OF in the
general trading afterwards.
The American Institute OF Banking will
hold its annual election of officers this
afternoon and evening. at the chapter
rooms in F street The polls will be open
from 4 o'clock TO o'clock in the evening
under the supervision OF John NJ Rior-
dan. chairman; W. NICK. stowell, and
John Poole.
According to a dispatch from Baltl-
more all the $loOOO,OOO three-year - per
cent secured notes of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad have been sold. A sub
stantlal proportion Of the issue was taken
by foreign investors. thus adding TO the
amount Of American securities which are
now finding their way TO Europe.
A suggestion is finding expression in
financial writings that the use OF the au-
tomobile is interfering with investment
in stocks and interest-bearing securities.
Ownership OF automobiles is credited with
using up a great part OF the surplus in
come Of persons who heretofore have been
heavy bond buyers
Estimates on motor cars to DO manu-
featured this year place the number at
10000 and their value at about $210. OOO. 900
Estimates on the number OF automobiles
already in use involve about $4,000 and
estimates on the expense Of the mainte-
nance. operation. and incidental expenses
average about $500 a year on each car.
or an aggregate OF S752,O0OOOO year for
the $4,000 cars.
The grand total for the purchase OF
new motor cars this year and for the
maintenance Of these cars and those al
ready in use. therefore. is figured at
$685. 100000.
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Metal Trade Stronger.
CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished By W B. Hfbbs & o..
lmembers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibb,
|Buding
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BOSTON COPPER sTOcKs.

Quotations furnished tg " 3. HTbbs & Co. mem,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
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STATEMENT or THE EDES HOME. OF THB
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. FROM APRIL 81.
1903. TO APRIL g. 1910.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

TRUST FUNDS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24

greens vary from fiat to sloping and un-
dulAting. the approaches being diversified
50 that there IL no monotony IN the round
There are many bunkers and traps placed
with good Judgment u supplement- natural
hazards and there N punishment Tor a
TOPPED tee shot at every hole, often by
rough grass IN front OF the Tee or by "A
gully, hillside OF water hazard
No long driver IL punished when on the
course. which IL % generous width To
quote from q recent description Of Mimi
kahda by Crafts W Higgins in the OolfsTs'
HdguEtas Neither is the short but
straight down the line player. for il would
seem impossible To get bad lie anywhere
on the course. but ample punishment
awaits the Wild and Reckless player when
on the fair green Standing on the high
plateau Of the seventeenth green and look
ing south you may see. down through the
valley and up on the hills eight holes.
Prom the tifth tee on the hill looking to-
ward the clubhouse, YOU get the reverse
view OF the magnificent landscape Other
particularly fine views are obtained from
the second tee and tenth and eighteenth
greens The tenth IN as interesting a. well
az picturesque "a one shot hole ~ Won could
wish. The twelfth In splendid long
hole. The last four holes. Wher" most
matches are decided. provide variety
OF testing play that gives both the long
driver and the short hut Accurate player
each his chances for victory
This is the order 81 the holes fer the
out ato taD 80 M SIS ~ IN go inN AneS
In IsO aSS SS as SSS As5 ass ioo a5S Ai:5 elN
The par score is
out tsas!,.S =,
The Western Golf Association tourna-
ment COMMITTEES consists Of Horace =
Smith. Edward A. Engler. Charles y
Willard. &. I. Atkinson, Wendell Hertig.
r. l.. Woodward. Clarence Stanley. John
u. Cady and W, G. Fownes. Jr. The house
of the Minnik Ahda Club IL on a hill over
looking Lake Calhoun and very comfort
able and commodious. the dressing rooms
containing 800 steel lockers. All the outfit
OF course and club seems adapted To bring
out the best golf of the contsnders in
the tournament for Western honors. IL
may happen. as In 1914 and 1875. that the
composition will prove stepping stone
for the winner To the national champion
ship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24
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