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long life I'm unuring industry handi-
capped by physical defects. and with
a heart that went out 90 children boo "A
great yelling desire 10 give them
what fate had withheld from him
an education.
For years he smiled the sea, maxi
ing the world his best school, and
industry his best capital
Keen, shrewd. honest. he always
coupled his tact and tar-seoiug In
business matters with "a propensity for
saving. We are am creations ~ habit.
once YOU acquire the savings habit
the putting away of fixed amount
soon becomes a real pleasure to look
forward 90.
a dollar viii start a savings oc-
count here. and the money is safe
from burglary, fire. or your own im-
providcnt spending
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST 60.
235 Main St. salt Lake CITY tthh'
Iu the business heart
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WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS

which IS Impossible unless the kid
news are sound and healthy Foloys
Kidney Remedy should bee taken at
the first Indication of any irrogulaHty.
and a serious illness may be avcrted
Foleys Kidney Remedy will restore
your kidneys and bladder to their
normal state and activity. Schramm-
Johnson Drugs.
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FOR MORE THAN THREE
DECADES.

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorito for AN ailments OF
the throat. chest and lungs. For IN
fants and children 10 is best and safest
as 30 contains no opiates and no harm
ful drugs None genuine but Folcys
Houov and Tar in the yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Schramm-J
son Drugs.
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p Z 9 s

1T have suffered with piles for thirty
six years. One year ago last April Be
gan taking cascarets for constipation. In
the course OF week noticed the piles
began 10 disappear aud At the end Of six
weeks they did not trouble me at all:
Cascarets have done wonders for me. !
am entirely cured aud feel like a new
man" George Kryder, Napoleon, o.
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent Taste Good.
DO Good Never sicken. Weaken % Hrlpe.
uiue tablet stamped G { G. 6daranteed 20
cure or your monoY back "
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Bingham mine; n corporation.
Principal place OF business. Sale Lake
city Utah
Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count Of assessment No. I. levied Sept
n. 1909. the following several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
FtockhDlderas
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WHITE STAR--DOMINION.
Canadian Service Mail Steamers
observation-disclosures

mOntredl-'Sutuc' iN'hb"'i
Weekly Sailings. The Scenic Route
TO Europe.
New s. :. Iaurentic Megantic.
LARGEST and Most Modern Steamers
on the St. Lawrence.
OFFICF-9O-96 Dearborn St., Chica-
20 or Local Agents.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

TINTIC CONVERSATION MINING
Co. incorporated under the laws Of the
state OF Utah Principal place OF busl-
ness. salt Lake city. Utah Notice
There is delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assess
meut 40 ! levied on the 2ist day N
March A. ID 1910. of one-fourth Of one
cent usr share the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows.
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And in accordance 0f the law ana
order Of the board Of directors made
Sent II. 1909. 80 many shares of 'acn
marcel ~ stock as may De neco sdrv
VIII be sold NJ tho office of tho com
pnny. 400 Herald building No ls9 -outn
Main street Salt Lake city. Utah ON
me a0th dav Of April 40 10 o'clock noon
10 nav the delinquent assessment to-
gother with cost or advertising and exc
pense OF sale.
HENRY F BURTON
Secretary
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Stories Of Success
STEPHEN GIRARD.

No man 300 Amer
tea has won greater
fame as q bcnefac-
tor OF mankind,
than the eccentric
old Philadelphia
merchant. stephen
Girard. and the or
phan bow training
school. Girard COL
lego. stands as a.
noble monument 20
his memory He
was "a pathetic fig
lra living ont his
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And Iu accordance with law and an or.
der az the Board of Directors made on
he gist day OF March 1910. $50 many
shares of o1ch parcel Of SUCH STOCK as
MAY be- npreararv. viii be- sold at pub
H. auction 40 Room no i& Atlas Block
salt Lake city Utah. on the 9th day
al NAV 1910 at the hour ~ 10 o'clock
"a m 10 pay delinquent assessment. to-
rcthcr with the cost 81 advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
HART j. FITZGERALD,
Secretary.
as Atlas Block salt Lake city. Utah.
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GINGHAMs. &c YARD.
Cutler Prices 36 Main St.
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EXCURSIONS EAST.

Via Oregon Short Line.
To Cheynne or Denver and re-
turn $500. ..............S22.5o
To Colorado Springs or Pueblo
and return .......... .....s22.5O
To Omaha or Kansas City and
return $500. ............S4O.OO
To ST. Louis and return .....S49.OO
To ST. Paul or Minneapolis and
return ...... .............S52.OO
To Chicago and return ......S55.0O
Proportionately low rates 20 other
points.
Tickets on sale Nav 9th, 14th. June
4. II. is. o. July eth. and 29th. Aug.
9Th and September l4th and 23rd.
Limit October 3tst. For further par
uculars. see agents.
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 2O1 Main St.
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AMOSKEAG GINGHNMS. &c YARD.
Cutler Prices. SO Main St.
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others with tho same pacific Intentions
II processes FOR Itself, and 50 an at
mosphero of general suspicion re.gus.
Allegations OF Intended attacks by
sOmo one nation upon another. how
ever recklcssly they are made. however
improbable IN themselves. are con-
stautly scattered forth and receive an
amount Of credit surprising Co those
who know the real facts ~ the co1c
You doubtless recall am instance OF this
kind which occurred not long ago af-
feCtlnE your own country. Each -uch
story each such alarm has the effect VI
Increasing the demand Tor further
increase In naval and military prepare
lions. The alarm usually passes away
after few months but the result r-
mains in the iucrca -ed ornaments aud
IN the stimulus given 90 the Intent hui
ever present warlike sentiment mat
seems 90 exist boo the Tess educated aud
less thoughtful part OF the population
This sentiment when some cause NJ
international dispute arises. which,
though possibly real. is capable NJ u1-
c.hc adjustment. tends 90 iuhame mems
minds, and has sometimes been found
90 hurry q nation into war
Your deliberations viii d0uhtIDe- Poe
addressed Co some means OF reducing
these still present dangers 90 peace. and
OF endcayoring 90 dispol the atmosphere
~ mutual and usually groundlc~s sus-
piciou zoo which The great nations Of the
world seem To- be- living
with every good wish FOR fho SUCCESS
Of your congress. / avn. faithfully YOURS.
JAMES BRYCE.
Arthur ID Call ESQ
TRIBUTE TO KING EDWARD
Tn note supplementary Co hI- letter
and written following the announce,
.. ID
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pressing regret NJ being unable 60 a-
tend. In addition MT Bryan said
u hope that your meeting win i'm
dorse proposition which J introduced
az the London conference four years
ago. and which was afterwards indoors
ed by the New York Peace conference.
IL d declaration that an questions
I'm dispute between nations should be
submitted 90 an impartial International
tribunal for investigation and report
before any declaration of war or COM
mencement OF hostilitics. This leaves
the party tu act Independently after
the report but IL we can secure time
for Investigation and report ON the
facts. peaceful settlement OF the DIFF
hculty is almost certain"
FROM AMBASSADOR BRYCE
Although unable 20 attend the New
England Peace and Arbitration COM
gross. which convened here today.
Ambassador James Bryce, sent the fol-
lowing letter eWbodyiug his views on
peace and arbitration.
MY Dear Sir-lt is q matter of great
regret 90 me that 1 cannot attend the
meeting of the New England Peace and
Arbitration congress. owing Co the
numerous other engagements which ]
have for the week In which 10 is 90
be held.
rejoice 90 know that a dcmoustra-
ton of opinion iu favor Of peace and
arbitration So large and So eHrue-t as
that which this conference is expected
Co give viii proceed from the people of
New England.
The Importance of the question itself
cannot be exaggerated. and YOU are
right FOO thinking that 20 ought tO Doe
constantly kept before public attention
Though tho feeling disclosed at sim.-
Jar congresses ln the past has been
most encouraging, ana though none
now ventures openly 90 oppose 'he
propaganda iu which YOU are engaged
there are stIll some disquieting syWE-
toms which cannot Doe ignored An thu
great nations profess 20 desire peace
vet AN maintain enormous naval and
military armlments which impose an
almost iutllerable burden upon IN,
people. or course. each nation declares
that those ornaments are only Tor 3d..
own protection. Intended in fact to Sc.
cure peace. and that IL has no ogEres
sive designs against others. Yet each
nation does not seem Co credit Tho
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Admins tTItr
T. webb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
BtffI tRfps.
John nal, kimsst sa,rs Handirap on
Moore In riPSs Nights Play.

iohn i'aIy. Who has challenged NlIr",
Ice hto ior h" 'hrss CrI>hi"n billiard 'ham,
Vton~hip. .suI ';snr,a n Moore began a
rha''h la night ~ No rlr~ billiard r""m
ih"' az" iIiviu- ihr"" -it"n billiards
balv - ." uak" so I.".n'~ auI Moot" -
AMI 'h" match wal. .a~t hire" r.gl'~. helms
PLAYED IA lI""-- 81 60 ra. h night hr balN
Three ,.~hion Billiards arr iHi"n>' y
il-'luh'lng and 'h" 'Nprr'- a. IN" GAIN.
ar" Wonders li figuring anglo ami reverse
cArN- Last night zane wa- no rNccp-
ton 10 Ne" rr..', and both PLAYERS ma'i"
r"tnhrAat!" shots Moore started 81 ia
fine form. rr-' running = and following
win i ran ~ Iri- CAV" him n good
inoN"d - u h" wuuld III Ia score ahead
81 l'l!. baiV PLAYED u >'rad' waiting
ZANE, 'r''pv-nslr ."aNt'.s Ito t-...S - 80"
f'a' Moor" had 80 l.'.pN 100 -,u.r 'l.' .'-
''h" '' "n" I;.'t - r''i NJ 80" l..tr''.
l'HIN l"'.>"L'd ~ = ..''," ~" zoe. ! 80 3
r''F'' . .,.''- aEt. o..,,. made ran 80 b.
'.u 81 Nhl.I r't'.. !.'.'.,l' u.Gl, shots AMI
''i'' = tis'N"r - '...'.r '.'H "r-.' ug.
N""t'' I..1'.! g. i.'. ."'- 80 ~ =
tiiU"- a. .'u'"T''inHi" ..-- -i."''.. "a,
""',ld have r''I su',. -h"' af'I "' a" '"'I
D." iuI--'I 30. JUS. . t.I IAlE l"i good
iuCh hIg' ~frl, ~. uh,..l ,"u and h.. ina,ir
SOM" - un,l' riu. l'tn- -U"'~ ,iuTng 'E- = y
ninE lhrn u" v',utu TAT ~ and MIS- \ hA'
experts r"ru"d n.,''.raiS
DdN ran uui 'hH gam" IN the eighty
RIM irniuc H., -,or. MAS - 10 Moore =
n. - rha' he had mad" nineteen Of :hs
tNrn'y points h" has - allow IN The three
nights match Days hIgI r:n Was and
MU"r" high r'm was
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FOR Urn JENNIS WtTrH.
BRITISH A>>octation " ants Annual Contest
WIN nitrd states

lfSfps'f1 70 7 is NF'~
1osp0- D." /? AZ a meeting 'o-In~ ~
NO E-i'tsh Lawn Tennis Ns-oc,n,Ion We
pr"postl for m annual ,ntsrnarlnnll match
VITA 'Fe tinted S'a'rs quite disttnc, from,
80 Davis up competition Ia be plava,l
- England and America aIrsrna'sv. r,n-
clr-tgl II ~" Iui'",I S'1-cs Lawn Tennis
\'s""' at'on 1"""r'- the proposition The
! ~ -' n's0' iHrion q Wiling that ~" frS'
.0l''l - shat N" PLAYED IN Nrncr.rl
! - -" srprD-.' : th, ou',o,uc D- .hn
Tee NC ~ t"-'ritr"u' ~ tng'ini sgttr,'
'b" Australian am Tennis N-Srrfn'rnr
ir- .'hr' = rur .d.re'l tho Iu-ul'LnR .ordl..
OF u" 'h''rr a--""'h'iou ~ -"yar,l 10 >. -
I'H' -. 'uI 'nWp"'if on lu--rnI', rr'l-.,.
=" -" an -'Iarrn'"s- of "vp"n-.- for 'ha
iDr'' h"- ''"r+ IT.".~ 'h"v W"r" nr-' ais
'"i th"u' 'le strength ~ N" fuglt~t. team
Nt'' VI T"EIri-'i A. me team vas
49, cod nrH Vie Nance "Hh,s.I ~ Ari-'-n'.1
~" ] o.. ~u u-s1'fI' an .'H- -iIrpr.-,.. 20
fs' r. " f"i',r ''I' 'n'. p"n~e- "t ~" team,
'1.' NE '..'' on" nr'u'''i could uo' r" guar
Is.'.-l
~ 'ao 49, 80. k..r thar England W.lI
"''- go n - 20 "'inuh'" 90 m Stng. = team
=. 90 % 40 Ar.-'ra'fL
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q nov ER HrGHFS'S Ht\DH
Easy victor, for ~ to . shot In E,rnr
for wo.ycar-Olsis.

Ia KsoNvIrIr. Fla De-. - ~or'e,n ~
ou' ~ -he ordinary happened ~ Mon, n 81
fsrE his afternoon. when two-y"ar odd :
"cr" able 20 start III four races Th's was
due 20 Tho fl'' thai the first 'hrrr ryrn,s
were .y"lu.rv"lv for rvo-vea- -olds and VI.
fourth for a. ages The hnndrcar for two
y"ar-old- Was Sor ~ Grower hughes a
/, 20 chance, "hlrh lr,i nll M" wav and
won easily In" fourth event brought or.r
-ma-hiny hnt-h Mary Bnvt- Snndrian
ani Ssnih'li vcr" n'"kS apart ~ m" end
Rsr'lS. winner ~ ~" dr-r race. Wa "a r.af
soch hing ami vas backed from 10 !
TO 10 :. winning easily l. Was nnnrLo-
bad 'hv for -" PLAYERS ~ Mary DAVIS rnd
- lo-srl ""r" IN" only winning .ho,,s-
among . n@,, arEI,als "a ,owa to.d" 49,
.IIo',-- Nc';"" hasN"ft here 'or ruar"l
~, Ra,c S'' tur'?ns. Bcrue, N; VI
." second spin. IN HcIr st" ! ,r,r ftrc
an. Mason T'"-s t'9 y r"n, .'rf ~, cr"G
Definite ard 'tIc.-s 40 ran
roS f'e s H a." "Tf .o Snf r." s 10, "Gq'
, +, ~ nj, 90 70 RI ."c"nt Rcd n ie 6a>
Worn. fr-cSlc. Tirry BII'y Ba-rcs m, Dance
-,IhTi i'ncc Nt, 'ur,onss. Grover Husnc. o.,
Crr"S!'r, y :" ! Won W. oc',vta. III VIC
iSSr"' tT, ''r1 T, ,.cS lehman lon nn-r
N"''ran i'r. Duc1r"r. County TaI ami p,r'!nr
f"pr,h Racr one milo and si,'~-n,n M,ry
."5 %o,5, POI! ..Sona Ss9TS {" Va ESH s1c;
-. n-rr"nr, 7, NHn ia Torn Hnywa-I an.
Fi,'r " T, c~ S T." a,1 hall, ,..,o,,. ,,u,,.
80 SUeencyy :" soT ~ col asSuc VIZ liz IL,
- ~ MI, 20 r,, ,r.'n5 S'a-hGlri e. ds.-
80. I-'7~"1' Fin-'i Hamilton an! NJ,
'"-"rh ioc Hc. rro2 Won urr-r.n ,G9 's,.Ir
sS SF III ..,r ,;''T IN S1 +. 10; Mcr,s
: h'"run. t"rh'' mi Warden $50 -.r ''
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M RIEI %, rpOy>TS q, swim
Fast Ter Round B"uf AZ the OLYMPIC

Ha''a- lItr.'r. m" Ta-sI.r Nhirlvini
"T'G".u'".! o. ~ smith. ~" TI"hni on ,rrlor~.
N IL '"n POM h"'.' IA-' rrgAr ~ ~" OlvrpI,
4 900 Harlem u r,.y Won -" h"u' IN
clover eng ',''..- =. -" punching ,hu'
H'!r'"r I'D ~ "~",'Ivc and h. hnI hr-
or nu"u' We f.er.'. ~ 'lr end 81 80
"g'' I'c I".' "H- - ...rsira. rr,- !,
.r"i. --tr' 20 finish
Ia GIT" r-"r.uc ..uI Smith star ri ar-rr
ll'-'". a:.t landed n '"v uGnch"S hu' illr.
ley ,.r." hl', 49, -rT" good w,l"r. -
49, 'a..' uru stomach IA ~" -",r,.d
D.ud starred ?" rr.-h again hl' Hu-i.,
~ ura .'..rtd .,rd '' tim hI'. '"--.'', rlup .
2" 'n' .t' and bod When 49,. nrl! rir-
H'ri"v SO l. r." .niiu= Iv against ~. rrr.,-
Ih"r" 40. = I'' "', rT0'hirs n -" frlr,r
~ '''h r".nI : bod m .,B jet
N'''." lr'" 80 IIp''-"I' II ,-.n,
.'..' 0. ~. ''' r'H." Ih.a rru',t
"r,',.'. '-.'' 't'- "I"- rJ-'lE ',D-"d
~ % " -.s"0'' rvrr' if..r...'. pr- 'ay,r
'Ha'. ..'. n... o.. '.r h0'. .ln i.:irs 10"
'r-- -..' -H.rr- Hnrl" r' e. Hu-.rs-
r.. -.. % g' ".'' ,F WON - 'Nolyf' -
'.'.a mi 'ae, v"s' 'In'ny .,.t .--n-
- yrnIr .NrI" WHOM ''.n TO-. -ary
Bow '..'u vrr' i''rr . Srp .pF- n '..,
. rl'. rr..-.' ~r..'r r.!-ta.t lI.l-'..r and
lauI"t ,r-." 500" '.,N-. a..' uu.'s, 81,
"pTsf' H. man
IL -" MINI ant ."r'h roI1d- hoy wee
~ g. 'fit" Indians hu' m bora -DrrI- Hur-
Jog. .,f."- ."rIir W. "N| I"u'
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fHsR6E MiJNST vyPTRgS
Forac" FoEei Hrpor'. That kIrm and
NOrsn Drpri, eel Pbilil~> ~ ~ Same.

~. ,rF'rHi. De- - TIE ANNA,
rT"r'.0x OF %" Plt..d. rh.a uaU corn
PAM -. t".t 'n'- DN"r.uv 70 ~" Grub d
rnr.lrT -! &c. II. e.c.',on rr-..l'nt II.
he - rv.rl board o. directors being
choa"n HrTtr" =. f"E" Fran, : Elliott,
",..nm ! Couvlv. ;,.a .nrr.l. II
and N-'lg- Irgs'r,
-'.'c"tE "''.t -" Jpd-! -.H' a=I r.-
e.""'"'! I'-t'" 'oG"i pro- don't sr,l
Trans = !.,i"-t. ""-pra-iGsa' .'-"-r,ir...
Fog. aHroUr"'-I INIT b" had roar .ni-,r, ,
.H1T.'- ..o'i ~ -"'r"'lrr 'r"r4.!rrf
.'irm = St"'feiln" o.. r.l4.rr-. manage.
and hari"~ Doom n team manager
!'r"s!dcn' fproI@ r"Ior' reviewed p.
-eh-ou- porE and '.''ffonpi ~. rro,,
number Of lWpr0v"w"T made ~ ih., III, I
park. costing sli..'IF .. I.- rr, Or. Tovn:
-tat"- thar IrIr.r", Is ."... tri M0nn H.,
IV""n them deprived o." r'.'t.. az "A.
Least fsr'rn game 81. ra- nr,,,I y,
-a"-. 20 r"n' NV '"1' ,.,,n. - I,,I
n" pew 4 '"",rr VI, i.p.'o,. ,. n fe.,-
lent OF inGf"r'r y amt = ',!r,nr
member ~ '.H -r. - b. .... 80. -, - 80
u g-'Or 4 -p.
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BARROW SUCCEEDS POWERS
EASTERN AT r. WF\ ELErr
Z MN PRESIDENT.
Vote stands ) To . tfIrr Former I.srru-
tive l,ansi> Ca n TART Letter of n-s,S-
haitian which 4 Nni Arcriard
srhs-si,si~ of iSs t.amr, L. Adopted

Edward I, RirTuV ~ Toronto Va elected
pr~Sl,i-u' ct IA" fas'"rn i"ag1" ~ Pro-
I.ssIonal Baseball l!h- a. the annual fan
meeting. whi,h began a iH" Hotel Victoria
yss'rrlaN. u" Nof" ~'uui " =" against
y Power. who sent m a letter at rr~,gua-
unn which tn" ma-uI'r> ri I,ad 10 accept
Thrr" Wa much ~ feeling over thr ctcctuu
and Powers Wa surprised when h" learned
that '."gI','- from i've clubs. baltimore
Iorpu'u. Montreal RuNalo and N"wa-D
assembled ~ 'h. hn'rl shortly ui'er f-
".,l"c, aud to-, a'i",i 70 east 'h".r u'.'~ Tor
Htrr"r va n,rurIgnr" with an trnr'lal
agreement which o. j. SAID 't", -..u'd "a
w""D A. .f'"r a >',r-' 'ouiuh IA rt.a
i"lphA
Powers hll .--.i..i % ,tll Ter ,h. meeting
~ 'uuN'm. ~ u''i",. end ~ nat hour rh"
Delegates nI''. ne Clubs n.Iug r"'rr,..nrrd
~ f"ll"N~
Jcr-~V 'iw. waiter O'Narl NewarE Joseph
McntEr1" aud : Martin. HlraIo Jacob Stella
ami Ee"rs' I >talhns> M"nrsa, y ilrh'-n
helm ami Nc, sr-rty dorchester e r chopin
and John ''A'zel Providence r. J crowley and
James tolin> Toronto. J. J Nc, af-Tsy and
ss-Dh kelley.
II WAS understood thai Powers had made
no personal campaign for reelection but it
Was said that Rohsr' Davis. the Demo
cratic leader IN Nsw Jersey. snd othor In
huential politicians aCros, the Hud-nn hal
pulled the rs~ In las behalf also that
August Hermann. chairman OF the National
"'nmiasion. hal don" some quiet mission
arr work Sat 'h0' did no, alter :hc fact
mat Powers soon realize 'lat !.e was ut
against a comb nation :. when he had
"a'le' III" roll anI ,h~ ." ton o. o'.lC-r,
" a. r"a' ned pow~rs urolursl the follow
n. 'e'te- AL then l"l' .hs meeting
INV lnNE UacrrEc- u ,9'n
-
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arLA<rH ,. .. NETTING.
D0rrr> Effected ~iih"ui Oppo-istsn and
Nrrni,~r. Uaar Together

III" annual meeting auI dinner OF the
\'lantl" Arh' ,hIn wt- hsii lIsi night
al fhs H.n-l ,-'"r Ia" meeting Sa> -.
minor tu,'nTtau,r ,ut beyond -l"C'Ing
nri'"is a. 'h. construction requires n"'hin'
~ lone a." m"r,h"r~ v"r" la ing such
i good tu,' ,rth 'r. Inner 'ht' hes wnnli
net h>'.u p, -r,'n .'t,irI 'srue> a. "N""r-
rrUrr'.
thu.r- ~N"rn"N. Nhn Va" discovered
la. y",r ANA mad" ,uulu oiOTs. has been
los aRa.u ant "a D.. absence ", ~-Con.
uIndnr. lti'rmh ped tel lhrTe wrr.
Ihnu' member. oI -" aiuh and members
~ p'hcr ''uh- present an'i among them
N"r. Commodore / ~ Nilsson NJ she ,re~
""n' e y vernon, Charles \ Mor-.
lh"mt~ Fleming psv. rresid-n' CharIs -
J N,D"rgoJ ~ ~" Cre~canr A = Walt.-
a. Sya-- DnF'"y wood. Vice Z oulmo lnro
l,-trI tueh"rincN ~ 'hr yes. "n'
,r"rG" T. /" Nauvag- y--~'d"n'
o' '', ',s s'.~"nI HNN lach' EnrnG Ns~"-
''."n l"hn u R'OphN. ii"rIc. T. H"u, h..r
i..~.'.' N"'',- i.n.i' " SI.'rr. Gh"IIr.I
~ ',rn-l. Morton " Smith. com.
~" tor ,."nm II Ihruur.i John I. ~ANr.
y o." l"'.-L--l S"narnr Asn.N u, thr I,t.
h"'', ,.'til"', I"r "a" occasion .Ind rI.'s ".r..
-nnS l'~''.y "~p"'iHlIy whs'' -"in" r'r'ri.'"
'','' - ilHL" >"r'" nHi",aI rep"ri
Diagram Vas received from SIR
ih""lo in'on expressing sDrr'v ~ 'h~
,-h' y "' "" l''- "nm"t"'- ir"i-r"A ]
Adams. t"'nino.irr. Adams diet Tnu,u -
hrt.h ~ the Atlanta \ I. VhII- lie Mas
rag nnIr-'. and It vss iarssl. through hIs
efforts that tho house was buili a. sea cate
clpbn ~ --l-ct insn for once who have done
We'll and hay" boon tined out IA o,h-r clubs
s 10 ne. S s ar nF i.s% he he 'G NOT s ~.
hshInI Lis lines IA J,> at "a" new ON
80, -. ~" We" ana r".r '"mm"d2 IRE AZ.
n = - =
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BTiTRII y. 4. Wv wow.
w~"hrr~ si>" tons''i~r Changing Name
NJ Inc Animal Meeting

lI" annual ule~'ir. ~ the Beverly Yaoh,
Co.. " - aai! IN Boston las, SATURDAY. RID
a. g.r''"l- - IrI"r'nncr were to h. .on.
.-f.". '"" attendance" vas quite larg..
F'" -..F-"-f''i 'Hang" vas - UpN" ne
-'-"H' 'lVhh" =" - another ste. and tl..
49,. ..I '., NHt.lsc n" clubs nam. 81 H.
...-..- lHt p'h' 'l!b Ghs-" matters '...fs
,... j -..,-..l and -~fcrr"d - "A Ef.,Ia.
.r' 't''"'' 90 ID" chang. Oi location
'''. "i-i,1'"'' NJ! export a. u "p""iA meet
.gE ~ nR Seek next summer Jhi-
.''uin,''o" - instructed 80 report Oh a n.a
."'a'"n an1 tho Il"rhod o! moving ~.
9r"-"f' dubious" lhe-" offer Wy"
...r''"g 'ur IrlI
,o'nr oi"r". " +. -. y.>,Is wire ON --,crior.
Dn.b .-i'r -"Tr'Ary. = \ EuSii- treasurer
= May - .fr-r f-AsIr-r John il E!,i. ",..uri
:, arg. " fsrNe.orih and Ftans.ln "
l'#1'.-. rcgs''A committee. Charles hl,'e-nDr.
yt.Ii iHrc. \ EIs-ia Howard Stoek ton. D..
Irrr. Warner J0hr Paif" api Sidney iIo>
r.sr Hp - rom niitter FT-frrCk u I.!.I-,
r-: n HN!oW-Ii. Nsltr- : crane and F~r.r,
. 'rrn"r Af~iaSiOT committee \ n ~.
. ana. y Hobbs, ROBERT Tilgor .Ear "
-rI'... :. = 4nI I. s:Ac.Do.c
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=. wheeler ia Became President 0r
Met r,DOltfan Ns~Oclus,ON

might ~ The annual meeting - the
Al',"y Irll-au Golf Association ~ sherry :
Nhe-l-r will become pres irn' N
rlAC" ~ Ndrian n larktn. bu' OthnrV y.
-. =. -s: .ssi
".-- INC o.sn championship uoW seems
:" nave found itself and dates may =" a..
fsu"I for /: A. veil a. the amateur The
rep"''- - he secretary and 40 hand
saUT"r- q n -hnV mo details ~ twenty one
""tul.'' IONS including the '-I-y 90
matches and IA" seniors r0LrnLmrn' Tiis
season fur ~" hrs time r.e VI - team
1.U"lr- - re loser fur 'hs IuT.-ri'r Gun
tr-d"rirk lI"rr"-h"f th. amateur
Champion ana n" also won ~" National
suf course 'oIrnan-n' beating re-p.'-
lively rrlN-rs and Travis N the iinai Ml1
B-'rr also won a 'I'.'. hy hsi-rng T-aIer,
AMI also no medal AZ we Na'lonnl .ru-<.
TrAv-rs Won = medal and tn. Mt.tclair
cat John " Ward and Joseph SyIv.-,--
zach won tLs medal and up AZ tho one
'pprram"n' " J Travis "on sir match
pi.y "UI- ~ ilrs' sr'- aud nv- times hs
at-r cap r-l -" -~nr" NADIA SarIn.
In -. hani.cao$ Travis VA .r< .rDs-
''-l'" and one" tod for It lN"rr">toH 'Isj
IN, Tor .op net anu por -. .r.,-s 'vI'n
~ -" VI - \ for lo'y gross A. ., aT~l v"n
- - Nu.Eur' och 'li!i~ With tho record ard
- = y sherman, : pD"G.a> and
y v Nh'" en"h won gross ~"or@ prize.
liu"arI l. 1pTnScnd and II Wli'n"y
"aoir a. "ns 'l'n- hAd tho hos; gr">- and
u"' t'"org" S'aniav having ,h. bt-.' gross
~ Nnn'rlatr and wing for -" n-'
tl""E -u.''.I rs'atne'i IN" open hampton
$50 l"rt hard light VIA : Nc:b---
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billiard t.O>.ip.

In 'as' nights game ~ 'he ,;as. u ,h,co
rF-h'on tournn'T"n' NJ Iohn I pov,,,s
ro"fn l"ui- Frank defeated Iial Chase hr
'he -"or" NJ - ~ - N r''r-rve ,--,-y.
The high run wa- =. made hv ,hn.. r,,I
Fi.n", WI! plar Lou Wilson 'o-rIxb.
" B"Tn1'"In won last niRh,- ,,r,, 30.
N" ann.Iai pool tournament az Dovl.. a.
,"nohg ~ Gray by -corr OF "a 10 = ttti,o
Dusin WI. PLAY Will Mckinnv 'n.nigh,
=, D. 'ihrk won tnSt night. game IN 49,
Harlem ll1-- i-1 spyrn1Tr.n, a; -
Morn'ng$ide ACaf"my. d"fea'in. : y..I
~ IN" score %; ?sD tn i;s Clark ft,i. T,
ntgh rNn Of - hi3I AVERAGED ,,-,T D.
h"-' I'm Vi- iG and h. ayo-t,"I ~.
n" INA! gan" ~ ~" 'pgrnIurn: ~ ~.
p.i!"! tp-r'Eh, h~,Nr"1 p ,It-r ,rI
Nlr'."- Do VIM