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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
CROUCH ON At
BEVERLEY
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.
BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 90
President Taft refuses to discuss
Roosevelt's western trip. He
says, in effect, that it is none OF
his affair. His assistants are
manifestly disturbed, and private
ly complain that Roosevelt talks
too much, as if he were still
president"
They assert that there was nc
good reason for the western trip
unless it was undertaken to starr
a T. r. boom for 1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
WHAT THE "RECALL" is

The "recall" is one of the
new devices whereby the
people keep control of the
public business.
BY use of the recall the
people apply the same rule
the right to hire and fire-to
public employees, as has al
ways been applied by private
employers of men.
1t works fine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
KILLED BY GAS

ny United Press Leased wire.)
HOLLISTER, Cah, Aug %
The bodies of three daughters of
John Williams of Hollister, were
found to-day DIN a TUNNEL of the
New Idra quick silver mime here.
They had been overcome by gas.
The children were aged 10, IL
and o years. 1t is Thought they
entered the mouth of the mine
last might and ventured too far in
to the tunnel.
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SCOTS Studio, Fidelity Bldg. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
Dallas Voters Discharge Two
Stiff-Necked Public Servants

THEY SHOW HOW THE RE-
CALL WIPES OUT PARTY
LINES AND BRINGS OBJ
sTREPERoUS OFFICIALS TO
TIME.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
in 96DAYS

needed to extinguish the great for
est fires sweeping through that re-
gion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
OREGON FIRES
CONTROLLED
(By United Press Leased wirs1

(By United Press Leased wirs)
MEDFORD, Ore. Aug. ga
heavy fog, amounting to a driz-
zhlng mist and a lack of wind has
put better complexion on the for
est fire sJduaiton than has pre-
walked at amy time during the past
two weeks. All are practically
under control.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
WANTED-BOYS

Boys under IA: Do you want
to make some money this sum-
mer? If you do, call A1733 or
Main 733. after s o'clock. and ask
for Perkins or McNaulty and get
the secret.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29

This a invention Krupp works.
throwing large bomb of
bomb is very brittle and bursting
fatal to human life The
yards-a than quarter of n
mile The picture position work II
is also capable of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
For Health and Beauty

uRRAkELERs PACE CREAM r.
make cream FOE nAnsaRing that con.
iains 20 animal faf o. other Ingredient
that aiii snnauFaEe the growth % hair
gee from your dfu3gisf one ounce of al
maEaiu. dissolve q ia half pint cold water
anA Ead two fsaHpnonfuiH ~ FlYrfrins
stir Hnd ief siand over night and you
have = snntehleas cream Jelly that can
be ussd either - faec cream Or for
massaRinK II thoroughly cleanaes the
pores ~ she skin from dirf aud OF ana
makes lnFRe pores sfaalisr. u 10 fine fsf
msasa sing, fa remove o. prevent wFina
hles. eiaeAhaada ~ fauEAnrHn ~ Seatss
the skin mpisi. smooth and plant
SAVE EYE TuNEc---Whsu your eyes
easily infans npd have q Tired. ever
worked feeling. E0o8 sfFensthenins
ianie wifi help them Get an ounce 81
cvfstnF. dissolve Is in a pint 81 wafer. and
drop fsw drops IN each eye whEnrveF
theg aFs weak. WaiaFg. Tired o. infiamed.
~ wlH nat afnaFt ihs eyes Ana 10 very
EeefhinG This tnaic strengthens the
sight sud ~ nremt aid g. ihoae wna
wear glasses u makes dnil eyes bright
ANA SPARKLING
grMFIE FLEsu nEDucER sapeffIu-
ous flesh - easily removed 10 taking q
harmless fat Discover made - eissoiving
fuaf ounces - uArnvtis in J y rints ~
warm wsfrr Take = Tablespoonful be
fore each meal This - IN no way In
iafsaua ard. II ans thing helps the gen
rfai NeAffHt ~ reduces kHe NefNHf some
times 81 she rate ~ = pound q day. hot
never ieaNes tho akin ioans AZ ngGinR
A ZINE HAfB T0NtC-~Ypu can make
~ home = hair tonic thss W3ii really DE-
stray aanaFufs. stop falling hair. cheek
tFlffleness nnd splitting a. the ends. ard
rai fear SCALP ana hair "a a healthy con.
diiion Irt an aunce 81 quiusnln from
yaur druggist ant disaoiss ~ 10 half plat
- alcohol then add half plat cold water
rhis aainine tenie makes fine drsssing
FOR the has ana viii not cause IL 70 be-
come stfinEg. dull ~ matter. a. most
foaies dA Hub u into the scalp with the
finger tips two Or three times a seek.
ard yonr hair win a0on be ioRK. fine and
rioesy Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
NEWS OFF SPECIAL INTEREST ITO w0R1EM
re NOT ALL ROSES FOR THE MAN, EITHER
BY FRANCES olLeREArH lNegRsoLL.

nav many wives and mothers realize what II Ia TO be tho
W. ..nsr for " and bAhcsf
No usht burden for man TO become responsible for
III ,hexe two stand tor
Va ~. not add hls oy by day nor his rosineaa bv
J. sroW that bread and shoes aud depend upon hs
esssppx hts Job
seer CELEBRATING when every the pen
~ rvCta link In the OF
10 realise how much effort the CHEEKY him
~ Whole Intellect narrowed down figuring far ais
s III ~ supplying SIS Necessities, and
sssfs s when be thinks OF the empty coal bin and
s@.ssnas 50 very. nearg
~ ~ because sometimes think ones that
81 ~ INT and fauitfind whimper and
wnh petty the heart ua-thc heart already
sss aver lles buflctng and defeat
s@ how hard Il A. 20 ~smie
- semen sometimes khow. tust because we are
- NE CAN smile when the dark and speak the
su wordh We ~ one loving word heps the length
= ~ dFeary road
sometime the unused battered old pail should hang
xs he shabby old coa-nceded realize
- ANY burdens ostaned hands lifted heavy the care
AoxeA he shoulders down.
~an in the days work Cur woFk-whether We the
M weight Of the angry ~od or tighten the burden by the
u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
BUDS WILL BLOOM ALL WINTER In
THE WHITE HOUSE
= Q aiaylnE home ly nalaral ga.

Miss Helen Taft IL staying home
from college this year that she
may enjoy 10 the full the festivities
u the winter social season. follow.
iug her debut At the Christmas
BAH at the white House.
AZ a result the social season
promises to be- the most brilliant
of the Taft administration. Other
Washington society girls % com.
Ink out" aKe have been holding
back their debuts In order that
they might be dehugantea In MlRs
Taft'H season. According 10 ancient
custom all the Washington buds
will be entertained az the White
House BY Miss Taft 10 al least ono
debutantc ball
II had been Mrs, Taft's Intention
20 have Helen complete her final
term At Ifryn MAwr. but she has
found herself quite unequal 10 the
task Of diaposing OF all the social
functions given ne the White House.
and. too. the presidents daughter
IL said 20 be anxious 70 etrp into
the shoes u American princess
which Alice Roosevelt. nov Airs
TschEwuTfh. worr with such con,
aplcuoun success while her father
was in the executive mansion.
MiKa Taft Is a splendid type %
the American girl She II extreme
" pretty. With great masses 81
brown hair and big blue eyes. clean
cut features and a slightly tip-tlli-
ed nose nnd upturn~d mouth She
Is free from aff~ctation IA perfect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

" natural girl.
She exerls a. tennis, plays a
good game Of golf. IA an accom-.
plishsd horacwoman. a graceful
dancer and flne llnKuis,. She and
her mother are constant cosnpan.
Ions. although tho daughter has
many friends IN the official aud
residential circles Of Washington.
Mas Taft's coming out BAH viii
be ON December "a AZ the White
House. The national capitals
daughters Who viii share that eve.
ming With the American princess
are. Nlsn Louis Cromwell. Mas Ida
Norment Smith. Miss Adelaide Caip
Miss Elizabeth Reside. Aiiam RlsA
PoFtner. Miss Jessie krogstad. Miss
Alice Wright. Miss Ruth wynne.
Miss Doris Hayward and sanoriia
Maria VilleEaH. the only girl OF the
diplomatic corps who viii enter 40
clsiy thIa season
There will be gay times AZ the
White iioume after Haien'a crowd
Get really started. They are all
fun loving gtris and much attached
TO each other. Foreign attaches
and under secretaries are brushing
up thsir Eiidsd uniforms in antici.
patton Of "Ereat dosngs" in society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

DIES MONIES. Ia, Nov. ga
Here is the youngest park com.
missioner In the United States. aud
she's a Girl. too.
Not really, truly park commits
aloner, but a member Of the com.
mission that has charge OF the
government" Of the Caaady school
here. Her name IL Ida Grace Cong.
don. and II 10 her business 20 soc
that the flowers and plants In the
school room are watered and
tended.
A boy acts az street commissioner
and Ngperintends the job Of keep
Ing the aiales Of the school room
free from paper aud pencil shay.
inRn The teacher acts as mayor.
Other commissioners all kids
preserve order on the school
ground. aud look after the finance
Of the school
The system Il modelled after the
famous Des Moines commission
form Of government. and the teach.
or says Il not only serves 20 keep
the Kids busy. but teaches them a
practical lesson Ia government at
the same time Elections are held
every year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

pains through ny kidneys and ioina almost
unbeafabia hsd headaches and diary spells
ard 81 the morning when first got up 4 became
dizzy that ! dared not attempt ~ wntk across
Tie hail Learning about DoaHa kidney fiia
began their THE contents Of The first box
helped me 90 greatly that continued taking them
and before long / vas entirely relieved n kianeY
corn pialnf" Statement given December ~. fa0fl
HFINDOftREHEsT
Mrs Mareli fntaFtie#ed On February T.
1910. and aaid. 20 have been IN Eood health
since indarand Deans Kidney pills Do 1901. take
this remedy in the spring and fail and it Keeps
b. good health"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
CyNtkiAGrcy's
lorresPondenk

Dear Miss Grey. Would you
please tell me how many atates
there are IN the union az the pres.
ent umef (al Who makes the laws
81 the state OF Washington tS1
What are the names % the son
ators OF this atatef ca What IL
the governors nAmes
A STAR READER.
A % Forty.six uow. though
Arizona and New Mexico will prob.
ably be added this winter. t2l
The state legislature. though any
amendment ca ths constitution has
10 be submitted to a vote of the
people. ISL Samuel n. Piles. of
Seattle, who will be succeeded In
March By Milss Puindexter, Of
Spokane. and Wesley T.. Jonea. Of
North Yakima. whose term ex.
pirez IN March. 1875. (4l Marion
u Hay. Of Wilbur.
Dear Miss Grey: Ia there any
Law which entities a doctor to
garnishee a poor mans waKesf
STAR READER.
A. when the debtor has a fam.
lly dependent upon him for sup
port current wages TO tho amount
of 500 shalt be exempt from gar.
nishment II the debtor owea not
more than 500. be shall be dis.
charged as 10 such Indebtedness.
Dear Miss Grey. CD went
down town one evening with two
Of my Eirl friends One of my
boy friends asked 20 take me home
Was IL right for me TO leave the
girls and 50 home With himg am
IS years old.
90 Ii Il right for boys TO appro.
pirate girls tewelryt
(al should th. boy ask the Kirl
to kiss him. oF the girl aak the
boy 10 kiss her good nights
STAGE BELLE
A. % Certainly not. tzJ No.
90 A giri IS years old should not
kiss boy other than a near reia.
tive under any circumstances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

In 1921 the first American
Thanksgiving feast WAS held by tn,
Puritans Wild turkey. which co.'s
nothing but cartridge or two and
a little labor 10 prepare. occupied
the most prominent place on their
table, just as the domeaticated dc
neendant gracea our table OF TO
dAy--~lf we have the price.
Here are few ways TO prepare
the accompanying good things
Some old, some new: nil good.
Cranberry Sauce.
Wash one quart eranberriea, pu,
into granite kettle with one pint
water aud five cored and allced
sour apples Cover and cook 20 min.
uiea. Press through colander. add
one pound sugar. boil five minutes
and set away to cool
stuffed Onions.
Take four large onions and boil
until tender. but not broken. Drain
When cold remove the centers. Chor
three Of these centera aud mix with
them cnpful OF chopped cooked
ham. and season 10 taste. Moletan
With cream and the beaten yolk OF
an egg Ffli the centerH with this
mixture. Place piece OF butter
on the top OF each. sot In a deer
diah Pour little milk about them
and bake. covered. for 20 minutes
Uncover. sprinkle with buttored
crumbs Bake 10 minutes longer.
Salad for the Thanksgiving din
nrr may be simple celery with
mayonnaiae. or celery and apple. OF
celery eheatnnta and tart apple with
French dressing.
White Fruit Cake.
Cream half 3 pound Of butter. add
one pound % powdered sugar. beat
until very light. then add one cup
fni Of water and three cnpfuis oi
pastry flour kiftad with two tea
spoonfuia Of baking powder. Beal
we'll Nix one pound Of seeded
Faielna. a quarter Of a pound OF
shredded eitron. half pound Of
chopped figs half pound of chop
ped daiea and half a pound Of chop
ped hianehed almonds. and dust
them with half cupfui Of -four
Beat the whites % five eggs. stir
them into the cake mixture. add the
fruit Bake slowly for three hours
30 deep pans lined with paper lee
with tutiifrutti icing.
The sweet potatoes may be boiled
the day before. ready to brown Al
the last moment
For decorations. the most appro
pirate eenterpiece Is the followed
out squash ~ pumpkin. filled with
fruits Ia season. nuts and trailing
vines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

~ the 5eets. peel and cut
ss1 p rather thick slleea. put
- a glass Jars and pour over
~ a mixture made after the
a1sing recipe. Two quarts win
~ y cup maple syrup. 2 table.
Esons brown sugar. s cloves.
noe. and = teaspoon caraway
&sts Boil this four OF five min.
- and pour IL hot over the beata
SCI the jars while hot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
JAIL AROUND
| THE HOr1El
70 Clean BLACK woolen ska.
BY cynthio Grey

To Clean Black Wooden Skirt.
Five cents worth Of soap tree
bark viii clean a black wooinn skirt
Put the bark into one gallon OF
water and set Il on the stove. letting
4 boil 10 minutes. then strain and
pour the strained water into a tub
containing sufficient warm water to
wash the skirt Rub the skirt thor.
oughly In this water DO not use
the board. but rub the skirt between
the hands Put the bark stralnlngn
back on the stove with cold water
and heat !, just warm enough for
finNinE water. Rinse the skirt IN
this and hang Il out TO dry. when
Il II nearly dry take 81 from the
line and iron Il on the wrong side
while u is still damp.
When the Carpet ls Dusty.
When the carpet has that dusty.
dingy look. II may be greatly fresh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Two eggs. beaten hEht. ia cups
graduated sugar. 3 cups flour,
teaspoon salt. teaspoons bAkinE
powder cup nuiA chopped fine
aift flour and baking powder 20
gsther. add the other ingredients
atir well and pa, In creased baking
pan. Let II rise % minutes, and
bake IN moderate oven. About
40 or 30 minutes Is the time usual.
iy rouuirgd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Doan's Kidney Pills
Cure Sick Kidneys
Seattle Proof

Afs 3. j. Roy. 1893 y. Madison
=" seattle. wash says aDosn's
kidney Filia are a splendid kidney
nis'iieins. and ~ one wha 10 ar
n'eisd win kidney troaaie should
a. 70 trY fhsm. For a long time
vas anuorsd Win sharp pains
sefpas ny back, and somatimes 9
mad dsii. dragging ache through
~ l0ihs thar robbed me ~
.ssnEih aud energy. 7 vas not
/ sin a. 60 enc cause of the
Y3.e but finally decided that
1 II. klaHeYs were 1lsarfafad When
rrea about Deans kidney wills
/ aeae 20 up mind to- RigH them
/ es Hi anH ant baF sf fha KEN
/ 49, Dug co.. H1fhlnn could
given Eraatsr aafafmrtfan
~ paine ana afhrs wen. s0on re-
- and feit aH though i had
7sN tifsh "a nov Iaaaa 81 Ilfe.3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

HIDNEY TROUBLES are too little
~ understood. Many a backachc,
many an obstinate rheumatic pain, is
only hint that the kidneys are out of
order and need repair The kidneys are
the blood-flters-the sewers of the body.
Sound kidneys mean good blood; weak
kidneys mean bad, poisoned blood
baekache, dizzy spells, swellings of the
limbs or joints, too frequent, scanty or
painful urination, brick-dust sediment,
gravel, lame back, weak back, tired back.
II you have anyof these troubles, don't
daily. Give the weakened kidneys quick
help-use Doan's Kidney Pills for quick
relief and lasting cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

~ the drain has an unpleasant
odor pour a solution Of copperan and
water down e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Mrs y ~ Mersii.
SIS Marion st. -
attic. wash says
kidney complaint
ard harkachs both
cred me al my life
and ! had such 80
g@fa attacks 81 lines
that ! was practical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Wherever paper story;
monals published these
inches This placed
highest mountain the world nearly
OF a
OF
a
In all
World
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

ened and frightened by washing Il
In a solution Of alum and water or
one made Of soda and water. Do
not allow the solution 10 soak into
the carpet, but wash the surface Off
quickly, using n stiff brush or a
coarse, rather heavy rag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

This vassar giFl. who isat
afsald Of being arrested for the
,sause has list reiagned TO AEncrk
= u centfass TIE battle for the
hlhs she took a leading part
\ - great ssfffsss demonstration
hizsdan. and then lec,ured the
rzaNss Of many British cities.
s. - xeH called the prettiest
nf<ze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

An ingenious bed for baby is
made Of a clothes basket covered
with a bright color. with friil
round: a sofa pillow for mattress.
The handles could be tied with
ribbon 10 match valance. A baby
can be easily carried about IN this.
II oranges are left for five
minutes In boiling water they win
peel much easier and the white
inner skin will come away as
well. This would greatly simpli.
~ the preparation Of sliced or
suges and orange and cream
dIaheg for chlldren'a parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Many old ribbons may be used TO
very great advantage II they are
properly freshened. Wash the rib
bon in warm. aoapy water. DO not
rub soap on tho ribbon, but rinse
the ribbon in clear warm water and
then roll II around glass bottle
which has been covered with a soft
flannel. The gloss and pretty fin.
ish OF tho ribbon viii be spoiled II
Il Is pressed with the warm iron.
The drying over the glass bottle
will make IL look almost as good
as new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Thanksgiving
Dinner Ideas

THANKSGIVING MENU. ,
Fruit Macedonia I
Oyster Soup
Wafers Olives 1
Celery I
Turkey Cranberry Sauce I
Mashed Potatoes. Drowned I
Sweet Potatoes !
Stuffed Onions /
Salad 1
Plum Pudding Pumpkin Pie I
Coffee 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Doan's Kidney Pills
Cure Sick Kidneys
HOr11eTeStir11Ony
1000 MILES or GOOD WORDS FOR poAN's
KIDNEY PILLS.

At the home offices Of FosterMburn Co. in
Buffalo. upwards OF $4,000 home testimonials are
stored In fireproof vault 1000 different cities and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
TIme tor cookIna VeaetabIea.

Beeta. from one 20 four hours
Wash md cut on tops.
Cabbage. wash and soak a few
minutes In salt water 10 remove any
insects; boil for 20 minutes
Carrots. scfape. boil from 30 10
10 minutes.
TurnIpa. pare: boil In water to
which tablespoon OF sugar has
been added. II large, slice.
Winter squash. remove the seeds
and skin and cut into pieces: boil
from 10 TO 20 minutes In very little
water.
Parsuips. sorape; boil from a.
minutes 70 an hour; slice and fry
IN butter.
Onions. peel under water; boil
three quarters OF an hour TO an
hour.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-15
COUNTY JAIL PRISONERS
AT WORK DIGGING SEWER

The work of building the addition to
the Houghton county Jail was started
this morning when Deputy Sheriff
Thomas McGrath took a force OF six
men from their cells in the prison
and started the work of digging the
sewer which viii be the first portion
of the work To be done. This sewer
will be laid from the Jail building
10 the corner of Albion and Dodge
streets, at which point It will connect
with the Dodge street sewer of the VIII
lage.
Sheriff Byers has announced IL TO
be his intention to have the prisoners
hereafter do all the work possible on
the building of the addition To the
jail recently authorized by the county
board of supervisors. The prisoners
VIII be worked i'm relays. about a half
dozen being worked each day until
the entire number now serving terms
of sentences which carry hard labor"
AsANt ntld a. NttSNt VI lnt
work. There are about one hundred
feet of bitches needed for the sewers
to the Jail and as soon as this work
is completed the gangs will be put To
work on digging the excavation for
the addition TO the Jail building.
1t is the opinion of the sheriff and
many members of the county board
that this system of making the Of
tenders earn their board will act as
a deterrent to them when the are
again released and that they will eth
er leave the county or will see that
they do nothing that will put them
back into the Jail. Chairman Ed
wards i'm his report To the board the
other day said that just the fact that
the Marquette county supervisors
passed a resolution to put the pris-
oners AT work on the county roads |
had splendid effect of reducing the |
of prisoners kept in the Jail. |
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-15
LOOKS LIKE GO0DFLL AND
PRYOR FOR GOLF FINALS

The field OF play for the Ben II.
Bryan cup. the club championship
trophy Of the Portage Lake Golf club
has been narrowed down to three
players and at present IL looks as
though John c. Pryor and "Tal Good
ell would be the members of the
club to decide which of them shall
win the cup this year and thereby be-
come the permanent possessor of the
much-prized trophy and the cham
pionship of the club The Bryan cup
has been played for during six 9TH
er seasons and Messrs. Pryor and
Goodell have each won it twice, IL be-
ing the edict of the doner that the
cup must be won three times by
player before he should become the
permanent possessor of the trophy
and the championship of the club.
w. II. Thompson is the only player
who stands In the way of one Of
these players winning the trophy and
IL Is generally thought that he will be
easily disposed Of by Mr.. Pryor. whom
he must now play. Tai" Goodell has
Itttlitu the llfldiS. ntNlnR
won from Deem L. Robinson Saturday
4 up and 3 to play, after Mr.. Robin
son had reached the semi-fnals by
beating c. II. Moss, one of the surpris-
es of which Mr.. Robinson has afforded
many on the links recently.
Another surprise for the clubs was
the beating of Sam Byrne by Mr.
for the semi-finals. Mr..
Byrne was playing a splendid game
and made the first round of nine holes
in 40 and had five up on his adver-
sary I'm tho middle OF the second round
when he blew up" as they say in
baseball. and Mr.. Thompson nosed
lut with a score of 1 up. II is prob
able that the Pryor Thompson match
viii be played this afternoon and the
final match between Goodell and Pry-
pr. assuming that Mr.. Thompson does
not fool the "dopesters" and beat
Pryor, will occur tomorrow after
noon.