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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-04
ROOSEVELT SEES
NATIVES KILL LION
Seventy Naked Negroes Armed Only
With Spears Stay King o.
Beasts-Kermit Roosevelt Makes
Killing Record.

NAIROBI, British East Africa, Dec
ia long stream OF rorters cam
winding across the veldt toward thu
station at Nalrobi looking for all tn
world like a string of ants. A nativ'
giant carried the Stars and Stripe
and the sound OF horns made stran2
discords with the chanting of III
weird and elusive safari song. Short
Col. Roosevelt arrived on the back :
his favorito horse, Tranquility. II W.
the end of his last trip IN the BIRTHS
East African Protectorate.
This safar. the fourth out of y
robi, gave Col. Roosevelt end n pa
IN opportunity to see ? = ' .fioc
farm at Sirgol, in the culsu Ngu
country, the spearlns OF lion J.
Nandi warriors.
Seventy Cportsmen had been ask
to take part In the drive, and the
accented readily Tor whel warr,r
spears \ lien he becomes zeal
the fighting sectlon Of re ulbo AZ
may wear 4 head dre1s Termed OF t
lions name and wal: .; the head
the file OF Nqnli warriors whan N 4
march. In these huns they ll7play
traordinary courage.
The band of seventy almost nlt
men. with long sharp speGcf- nnd
tended by the chosen spect7'"re .
latter being mounted, proceeded dow
long valley. where the grass W
thick ana thorn trees lined its edg,
Very soon lion vas observed NO
mere than 100 var In front. Immei
ately the wgrrio,s gave chase and /
lens than two mile thy had rounde
up the king c. tie wilderness. II
horsemen ,h-n approached and 1t W,
seen that the Lon az bay was a fl
grown b'lck.manei one. The spee
men hogan their task of surroundlr
the quarry. Every man went to hi
allotted position and the circle s'owl
closed in on the snarling beast wh!c
switched his tail and kept up a contlr
ual roaring.
The warriors drew to within som
twenty yards of him and the hurseme
closed up to sea the kill yet remqIne
at q sufficient distance not to interfer
with the spearsmens movements
Three times the Hon made sayag
charge at the now stationary warriors
but stopped short each time wit
name bristling, roaring In impoten
rage at his tormentors. Then the al
lacking party advanced to within tie
yards OF their victim. One last de,
perate effort and he drove directly o
the line, only 10 fan with ten spear
quiyerins in his body. But in this
brief moment lie managed to dra
down one OF the natives his claw
sinking into the mans flesh.
The death OF the king of beast
seemed to set in fame the warrior
blood. They began dance of TRUMP
around the body, waving their bloc
stained spears some of which wei
bent by the force of the shock, holdin
their shields above their heads an
shouting forth blood-curdling yells
the excess Of their savage joy.
The injured man was given medic
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-04
THOUGHTS.

Try, to be useful just where you are.
Many, of US are fond OF imagining how
much we should do II our circum-
stances, were other than they are. But
that Is waste of time. The thing to
do is to do as much as you can for
Others here and now. and SO make the
most of your opportunities.
Don't be SO busy preparing for some
vague future time when you will be
HAPPY that you have no time to be
Happy today. The future will soon be
.the present. and the chances are that
when 1t does come we shall still be 30
busy planning that we shall miss our
,chance Of happiness altogether.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-04
BAND NOTES.

The band will play this afternoon at
the departure OF the tug Iroquois, and
afterwards on board the transport
Logan, Saturday afternoon at the mil
itary baseball game at the League
grounds and Saturday evening at the
Moana hotel for the sailors ball. Sun,
day afternoon the band will play at the
Seaside hotel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-04

\ 1t is not fortune. but I'VE that are
blind, for with content q little will
satisfy the purposes Of lifef without IL
thousands are insufficient.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-04

Let every woman be educated to
some trade or profession. just as her
.brother is, and then we shall never
shear or,see an unhappy odd maid.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16

been united, cooperating with the
thirty odd insurging Republicans,
headed by old Joe Cannon, would
have been over thrown of a majority
of about ten.
Just consider the facts, and you
will find how enormously Valua BILE
was every one of those tWenty-three
Democatic votes to the corporations
and the protected manufacturing in
terest. 1t is a very significant fact
that the corporations drew their
tWentv-three votes from the STAN
dard Oil group of Democratic congress
men in New York and the j. P, Nor
gan group of congressman in Georgia.
Florida furnished one deserter, LOuisi-
ana two, Alabama one. With that
not a single Southern
state was disgraced by the infamous
desestion of a single one of her
congressman. l. +. w.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16
Odd Fellows Picnic.

The local Odd Fellows picnic
planned for the 4th of July atBowen's
Mill is beginning to interest those who
are interested in making it a success.
The Seaboard has not yet agreed
to furnish the special train, that, of
course, will be procured by the pro-
motors of the affair, and until def
mite and certain arrangements have
been perfected, the date of the picni C
will not be definitely announced by
the management.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16
Deposits Insured.

Bank depositors, especially Savings
Depositors, will be interested in the
new plan of guaranteeing bank de-
posits that is furnished by the Fidel-
ity and Casualty Company Of New
York. This plan affords splendid
protection to the depositors without
extra cost and has been adopted by
The Third National Bank of this city
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16
First Announcement OF
Enterprise Contestants
Is Published Today
Read the list of nomnation--n your name that of
your friend does not apper, nominate yourself
or that friend Reconstruction in the
thief of time.

We are going to plcce the Enter
prise in practically every home in
Ben Hill county. This is a broad
assertion, but wait and judge for
yourself.
There are greater number of
nominations than we ever dreamed
of for the first day. The territory
is so we'll divided that no one con-
testant will receive such a large vote
that they cannot be overtaken. This
is as it should be, as every one will
have an equal chance. This cor
test is one for the best worker, yol
can not expect to be prize winner
and stay at home, your popularity
is not so we'll established tn your
friends will fall over each other in
an effort to vote for you. You have
to show then that you hav3 t e
ability to be a winner.
Each contestant is entitled to ten
nominations provided they are filled
out by ten different people. They
will give any one wishing to partici-
pate in the contest total of ten
thousa and votes to begin with. If
you know Of a young man or lady,
married or single, that you would
like to see in the contest, nominate
that friend at once and get nine
others to fill out the nomination
blanks that will be furnished YOU
and they will give he or she an ex-
| cellent start. The time is short, in
Just six weeks from today the prizes
will have been won. Get busy now it
ever and may the best worker win
Phone No. a, the CCRt.sst De-
partment For Any Infer nation
You Nay Wish Concerning The
CONTEXT.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16

A stock company has been Or
ganized to build and beautify the
Blue and Gray Park. The promoters
of the organization adjourned the
meeting on the 14th to meet at the
court house on June 23rd, at 2 p. m,
to complete the organization, 1t is
desired that every body who is in
terested in a public park for Fitz-
gerald will meet with us and take
stock in the Blue and Gray Park
Stock Co.
B Null,
Acting Sec'y,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16

Today the list of nominations in
The Enterprises AUTOMOBILE con-
test is published for the first time.
If your name or that of your friend
does not appear, see that it goes to
the contest manager at once.
If you have been remembered by
your friends and your name is among
those nominated, show your appreci
alton of the confidence your friends
have in you by getting busy and
winning the capital prize, the Auto.
Already the contest is the subject
of conversation in hundreds of homes
in Fitzgerald. The good natured
race has started in earnest, Nomi-
nations have been coming in briskly
for the past three days and the con-
test will soon have a strong fOunda-
ton of interest. A little effort now
will be worth ten times the amount
later OF. Go into the contest with
a vim determination as the rewards
are worth the effort. The contest
department is in The Enterprise
Office and is apart of the circulation
department. You can cast your
votes any time Gnring the day, but
in order to get your votes published
they must be cast not later than
noon the day the paper comes out
1t is not too late to nominate q
candidate as he or she will have
virtually the same opportunity as
the ones nominated first. Just
take time and consider what it is
in the way of prizes that we are Of
fering for just six weeks of effort
The prizes are the very best thai
could be bought fer the amour
named with the rewards.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16

By unanimous consent and with
but little discussion the great council
of the great Red Men of Georgia
Wednesday in Savannah convention
decided to prohibit membership in
the order to any and all near beer
dealers by passing a resolution re-
commencing such a change in the
constitution.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16
Presbyterian Church.

Sunday, June 10, 1910, 9;45 a. m.
Sunday School; 100 a. m. preach
ing; 500 p. m. preaching,
AS previously announced, the
pastor will preach at the morning
service from the subject: The Mys-
terry of Sickness and Trouble"
Miss Ida Belle Abbott will sing
one of her beautiful solos. A cor
dial welcome awaits you at all these
services.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16
E. j. HAMMOND, Pastor,

The sermon topics at the Central
Christian Church next Sunday will
be: Morning, Called for Freedom" "
Night, The Failure of the Crop"
the second in the series of Mes
sages from the Minor Prophets
Bible School Sunday morning at
$50, and Bible Study Class Tuesday
night at s o'clock. Everybody
welcome, only once a stranger here.
Everett HollingWorth, Pastor.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16
LOCALS

DR.. G. A. Mckenzie, of AShburn
was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. L, C. Holtzendor.. of Valdos-
ia, is visiting Mrs. c. 4. --oltzendorf
this week.
This is the last issue of the weekly
Enterprise. next week we start the
publication of the thrice a week.
Wanted, A position as book-keeper.
Apply to Grace Dickinson,
if 702 w. Oconee Ave.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16

At the First M. E. church, next
Sabbath, the sermon themes will be:
Morning, AT work on the Wall,
evening, The Interchangeable Christ.
Services at the usual hours, The
general public, especially stranTers,
will find a cordial welcome at every
service,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16
DIED..

Comrade VIM. White died Tues
day afternoon at his home in the
second ward, after a lingering illness
of cancer of the stomach, and was
buried with Grand Army honorS
Thursday afternoon.
He was sixty years old and had
lived in the colony since the early
days
He leaves a wife and seven chill
dren to mourn his loss.
He came here from Minnesota in
1896 and has been identified with
the colony since that date.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Booker and
children left yesterday for Atlanta
for a two weeks visit with Mr..
Bookers mother.
Mrs DR.. R. NJ. Ware and children
left Thursday for Valdosta for a visit
with her parents.
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nan, TLOSE FINISHES.
-Four Horse. Finnish Heads Apart AT Jack
>Oa,ille.

I,,kso>vI:.LF. Ila Dec . lh"r" Wet"
clos" finishes at Moncri"i fark this aver
noon The winners in four OF IA" -lN events
got home by narrow margins In III" 'hiTi
event. Havr.. Marie HYDE. sam Matthews
and Billy Bodem.r finished a. named. sh"r'
heads npar, TIE winner ltavre was AZ
odds of dU to / The fourth race was Won
bv Adrian. who after being carried ou' IN
the run through tn. stretch beat IN" faN"ri'''
Edda \ 4 nose. Will" panirld led all the
way IN the nf-h and won by 4 nose '.nl
N-hmpad" after carving the GOOD 'nlhS.
pTin'rlIkr. backed from IL - '" :" !.
out ia IA" last iurlong took IA" ci"-tnE"N"n'
nv "A neck
The members 81 the Detroit baseball Team
which Ia. been playing with great -T',"-~
IA cuba. Yer" al the track this afternoon
Tn" summaries
Flr>t RACE SiN fGrlonrs Lou iAnier lo'
.Nbcr,. - /. won. iuna. los Davis. ~ 20
-'c"nd Ntdc!n" l. iGa lbui~rll Ia thiri
''' Second a"c fiyc and half ,urlons> paG,
ling III gRuru>' ato -. won. riAnritr>. IL j
Mia r"" n ,% 'GT?n M Men T." fhrS rrra
Third Haze Sly trtlonss lI2y.r ioo Nc
IN 10 ,rcund sam Mathc~r ~ al. p +" !.
thir'! Time. ia ; BllE ''nhirm"f. tirtcth
Hamilton. harvest Moon Hhwiet anal hcmpt"n
Fourth Rsc-- seven frIongS >ldrar. 10
-eronu Cnun'v TAI, i6 Ru'wclr. . To- T. third
rirnc, = ~. Jack prnman. narn"nH and
Fr,hRare" SIX rurlons. pannch iui .Dayc~
To ;. won sylvester. ln- 'Da' cnpnrr. - IN !.
&C ond. Ma,iiInr. =" swCcrcy. a. > third
1tric. rs - tidura. Galley slave. Wnodlan.
Morning Song. Monama amt Drc,, Parade al,.'
Sixth Pace ore mile and y sixteenth Colonel
inH Wilson. Nto !. second, EdYiu l.. liz tGoosrr
- +" IL third Time. ~ Hilltop and Nncron
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10

g.. ~'u"v"-ur' liI4u ~,u"ui gurr"r- n,,, .
-rH-'uu- iiH.l 20" rr n, s"-f"rda. alter
noon 'u '." -uh-'nr-"' .un ~ ~tuv,.-nrt
lur",. ~ 49,. ~tI.,rrtn' aud tu, OF ,ro
l't-r..- team made. I"-fc.' -,tr.- nuI
non" .ru "'i"7 30. vur"n .- drawing ~.
rntd much liner 'han the usually do It.
-,ur,-
Swu,c..-' no rtc'ro ~ Wynn IT. smith e.,
rrr-'. 10 H.s'nrnrrr. .i. i'rir"y. 60. S. PER-,
at ID F,rrf. 10 Total ~
l.r.fr.a tiru JrrpN-sr1 50 Hnrycr 81 T... =.
%" Ilra- 90 Van tlu-.Irr 70 NupI ~ t-i,L.,,,,
..... g.. iliil ..It. b. total
80 Nu' clinton rnf"r"d y protest hcCor.
'h" much win "fun"r"" vas b"gtIr, ye-
frriIl - -" II'i"r school I'M. 1b,er,,n,
$40. fri' th' target Wa nat prup.rI, iIgn,cg
aul fh.i nm" i'rIu lid not work .,rt-f,rrnrtI,
. 'U'"I' H"U tive match Hn,pa- b, fh.
90 r'. Ell - - - but n ria, H.. shot ,,,.,
ag.Uu E's -'Df'.-
llr Nu 'unt"r Buckb~s ~ G.prrr ~ Eb~r.
urli. r. EIarr .-, Psrier SC U-n.ri - uno,.
- Hcrbrrt-pn. >, Total. ~
Hlgn Srh1oi ~ commerce ~ John n JarL-
neld. - Swrrrrr. -. Nsssond. a. NoqrI "
Weiss. a. johnson. -. shapiro IS. Total -Ss
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rive FtIORITES MN.
Booi,mahrr~ Hit Heavily AZ the .IuarrI
naeeS

u WV. N-Nic". Dec . The eleven book
'ulA"-- a. I"rraIa- Park To-day received
rh" wor-r druhbIns of IN" meeting when
ilN" heavily PLAYED tavorlt"- landed n~~'
money In" CONSISTENT Performance. OF
the horses her" -Irr' rh" meeting Opened
has caused many books - drop FOR tine
ftm.
Ia" slaughter began IN h" first race. when
Ion la-sl won easily I'm th" second rae,
shelby. long shot. spoiled IN" -'rrnr ~
taV"rI'"- for IN" n"Ni four events were "a ken
uS IA" 'uoI""- Frank Mullru-. m" TO- -
shot. Won IN" handicap. Nv" and q halt
fUrlunH-. hIt not llk" an odd~ ON iuyurir.
should IT, was carving tor weight. -.
pounds n" caused i.l- hackers many I'm
easy moments In IN" last iurlonV. when h..
began :" tire. and although stopping fast
h,. managed 10 -tagg.r hom.. a winner bN
= nos" from S'rrhn
IN" summary
Iir,l Rae" Titr frrone> Ben La>ca. 'oi
,r;an ~" Brcrhon, " ioe Si isGkcr Is t. rhra
Time Ini : smiling Maiden. quick silver
{ arl cloud. soon. lwalani. Practitourr ANA uuut
second Race 81, rurlonr> shelby. 10 r
smith. 10 !. won. Rio r"co>. ~ Wordsworth
third Time lt1i Nunt Nancy. ID HoII.,
II%Ignc" ross nyrr and Pirate hay a,>%tan
Ito Wun TuS Bont. lun Murphy ! To- / ~rruni
SisrU> ~ \"Isu. = to- T. third Time. lEl eel
a-ct Sii' - hiida and itaihrr lt"' At rI-' ran
NJ liens 10 1 rr e. Won Srcrlin If Mnir,
worth {" >"~,nd iIying Wor 40 Wurpr,
NM RACE SSi, ,ir,ons, or"r II, uo..I
."trn. % -" IN Won r-rcn, 'ii T lurr..
lnlri %ir~ Il Dnbtr. ,iI. Rcd Hu,>ar. waldorf
I'cli h"unl" Frinrr charlie. Sp"uur-. Inru .tHr.
'otyitn ard IhnttrI hl-r ran
IN p won barnry Odreli 1ua CAN - %.
rr n@ l'lm mn ia. W e, Na T,,, ., Ha
BOY ana Buna also -En
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mr. Urn or WEJTDN.
fsmou" winner Of the English Derby
Passes AVA, NJ ih- Age 81 -

Melton M" most iaru"r- brrpr .uu"f
Of modern 'I'n"-. di'd % HI'.r NOR" 'Ipn A.
'""k ago ~ N"-r"rhHm ilr'I ~rd having
r"n'h"d ~" great ace "f = t,tr- Er
N1- hr"i by m" .t'" Nnrlr..- ni Ila-frut-
and won m" D"fn' ne -, b. 70 H.uI ',r,.
farad"N ~" 'rn'"-' furnishing uu" "i tn.
most ir-'. mating "r.-oi"- Of il" IucH-N
t"rf ~" La" rod \, h"r Hai ~" mount
ON Melton. und th" ~ port piuuInr .,t- rl..r'
hU' Tor hi- splendid riudI.uE of No, .,o.r
fhrnU"N would hHN" carried IN ih....ut ,.r,.,i
80 en- Melton also Won m" - i,.Ls'f and
had an uuh"Hr"u roo ord ~ u 'hrr'..f ..tr. ~. B
and Wa uotahl" ~ rh" Hr~t ,rru"- ,.f tN.,
MIdd" Park Plate the 'No-,.rr-nIt , la.~r,
Z" "Hrr, IN IN" lp>nu, ".,~-.,. ant rn-
,hl'h event "" va trained uy ia" i,'r.ul.
MAIr HHp -0n
iu.r M tour, .ar-UId N.tr Motion t..
-'n' .'u th's -fud and H N"n ear Of ,l., tt.r-
-o'd - m" Italian nI'ruru"r' fof 80 uu.
hut ~ $3.50 49, rrpur'ra-'. 20 e. t.'t ,rII
brought rI'- 10 i.ul-ltur AMI ever -.rn,. %
f.'ruHru"d ~ 'h.' N"-',.rhHrr li.| >'ut
u beer" hI- '".' aa~ s. .'." ~, .,4- 20. N..,.r
II 'dtr" rtI' 81 NfnIt' N,Iro-., mud va ....
il'ur' the fir-'. Nlurnr II s-a' ,@it Nt.r..',,
~" William Fufu- t.trs. ANT b.,
NlI."-tr. Htuu"r Of a. t-U Melton rr-n
s. .f,,I Nu..fngd0u. Prfr', Melton E,. We
-".. s~"''rr I'rIHf.tI NHItrlrl. G.u,..
> rU'I'. t.,'"u. InrI Melton ImIt Nc
"' lr''"r. ~firru'. tup. Nfruut ',|rI,r...
snd H",In1r' ant 70 long u-t ~ ufh,r p...
.orfn'' "r 49," fIr'. NJ .'..I .is ls..-f Va
' Iru"r of 'n" rrf' pU tor-,,' Nuur, fr..'
b." p'1""r' ~ Pm" Il "ruuinr. rHr ''.r',v t.,,.,i
~ ana numerous ufu"r r""i ,l..r-
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mn tefjS.
h"p''r hIlsIlS Ca Pias ~ ain>i >uIIop tor
cham pirn~h,Is> at \hy Time

lee r.,-t-. ... IY,r., 40, I IN
-, ,r l..r..rr.,,, So. ,,,,,,',. .,r,.t, 49,,
rr',.'"d r"-t".,tN. ''",~i >"'n'' '"mr"'.
~ 'II.tri sIr.I,., N,-',.rtIr. aud '., lUN"r-
uI r. ,.,,.,. q, ar. ,,...I r., thar. H. n,,,,
tr,,-,.,,., 49,,
'''f" '.'.. '''i~''P s.n''T
''~ I'"''" Fl lhi~ ~ Iri"' ~u''"u j. 'T'Hili"'s
WIN som" r-uturNuh." I-,ri"rruuu'.'- ~
pra,rr,r lr, nil nl...,r,tl-t. ,in we'll az prar-
fr. .t,... ,., -
'"' '' I'' nav" me ~'Fhlh ~ 'iH
'.''. On p" ""I' ~ .h"H' iA'u and ~ l. 81 Ii'',"
hI"rtu," Whether thew mth" hrrn 81
lee. aE"r,ig.,. E.,ur,l. .n1t., Iaf pr.,.'i,,.
. m, ,,.,.,. III, .. 10Y,
-. .'''N''' '' INV N''','
"t'" h'ri-' when '-A'd about sutton =
/ prDhnhir Challenge. -aiI 1 ana vt.llnl. To
.'l .''"" '' '.' nam ''"hNhP '''''>
-. '''" '' '.''''"r ~ ""N 't''''
''H "' ll.' on" els 'uu h'N" a gam"
'll NJ - No"u r> VI sutton sends IL note"
.rI.r.,l a ..s.,. OF ..,,,. 1914, H.. rr.,,,t.,.I
ara ftt', E" r~ 'Irtu. we'll - practice n"-
'"r-., IT i."su, that b." l, tu ur" -hlp" ird
o. I. Ir. ~ltIn. r,., the. putIl,. ..Itnh.,rr.r
'7''' >.,'.N'.' .i;n ''"r'a"'. however.
90 h.HH''i- lac 'nu nav" he 'hhInpI"n~nsp
irlp' IS t4,u4. ",..n,'uu- nov ana %,
N.in ~tu--,,,, 10, .,,rr..t IN . nur I'M 49,.
,n.'i n", 4rlrr ll"pE" =. !" h. n">I and
nn" l.'y|r h-'"t 90 I.'"r form always hurt :
marrh"- Il arranged vU.. b" PLAYED m thl- !
liner" i !. 10, Of entertainment, for billiard
,hrr,. ',I,hr"i., 6..,w-,.U \.u Y"rk and
hr""hlvn, It, class three. cushion r"nrnn-
, end ,nal i',Inar' ."al.. =. ~h,"h r.,rr"-,r'a.
Won las mem hy nr r i, wa vas a.
rur"'. -, ,,,,"r.,. and - 'N.. -..r' rn" PLAYER,
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TRtP >HOOTJP> UIIT
Officers Elected aud Plan, for Hs t,n,,
zap, Made

III" ANIMAL meeting OF '.r ...,-,,,,.
association tor the rrumo'I.. .. L..
shooting Mas held IN Jersey '''. r,.-rr-.r,r.
Thc-.. officers Yer" elected rY- Don't
John Hunter. Fulton. y. .. HI,n...-,.,. r.,..,
Murry Hull"u. Boston -c,r"' ar..'r.t-.,-.
and tournament manager. Elm-r b. ~..L.-
FI''~bUrg
Tlan> were formulated for 'No ,-sart,,.
ton pi state associations AMI ~" saue-,f
"E'"lrI cement ut trap shoe 'h-,.s .
GA he 'oulnS season Nrr'H-r', d.
tho -iud dollars IN cash md 'rnrH.,- ~.
b" Distributed and IN" S'Vt."- ,rrr. ID.
LIud.,ippIns WIll ~" adopted
u" Eastern hIntICap Viii b" ra.I a. ".
mIuf'ou. b"i ih" Western 'tr.u ..l a.
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81 Charlotte. y IN" plI'"- 'Nr Uplips
IN" ''rand american and Et,.'. ,n,,-
htu'i'ap, and III" p"-i--"rf.'- '".rrlf..-r,
Will =" decided upon later b, iu, '".-nt.
m"nt committee. which consists OF r..
North. cleveland Harvey y. N.--.r
Fulton. + II nJr~rnu. New lp-.
J ~k"llv, Wilmington l'"l l-tnA n
Drew New Haven Conn l. ~ h..Ir An.
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, "l~nna ant, Princeton To Meet II, -orr,r

cot .WuIu ami Princeton srli 'u"'' o.. 80, e.
r''~ 'l- afternoon t"r r..' il-r f. -fri,,. 49,.
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rur." ~ aud VII .Tnri .r "ipnr.l-f.t
ip ~" huH "a" iff'r- 'uup'.. N.fI rr,
team "tr"h form. tu" lur"r.ul'.... .'r
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iEHu-NiU l1.t '"nr nud OVER frii .r" r.tr.
'- uIt. -' mar to-day e. H.''iI'. will grBrs .
- i'''t ~''..f- Tor i'' '"NpI't-ut o. %. .
Princeton eleven makes . -'"rh .i,,.. ~. o.
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.'r Iu 'h.' In'"r""l" -'Itr.' J. I.rI.. . ~ fi,.I
Huly he" mad" ~ ~" ruG "I fu" ir....r.
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-Hrs.' 'I'.r p,r.r'' q, riu w..
Ttris Do" " Champion E"r.r,.r
ridden nv chapman. won IT," r.u.r for % =.
Hri> r"rth"i- 81 ~'.ui Ou"u TOO Hr. Hir.-
h.r- Iurupary, vI'h Barre ~. "u- second
and FnI"r.s N"- Ni''I- WIN IInWaiu- 20,
Nv" saddle. finished trfrd -..."u hpf-.-
The rae" for m" IrN ti"ru"uiat. vs.
Won bv Nr'h,i"Hr"u. con -Dlu'iuu '.,r.
'nigniHul'- N"n-''rir iIpuifa'" was -....unl
and b.t "nH"r.- E"t up ihrri I"Ir'. Of,
h"T-'- ran IH' 'p'E"N- v"rr chapman
bIh. and Noli"h"r"