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The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

One of the most apropos mechani-
cal advertising devices ever brought
TO this city was on exhibition for a
few days this week in the window of
the Loeffler clothing store. II was
used for the purpose of advertising
the Walkover shoes, of which Mr.,
Loeffler is the agent. IL was the fig
ure of man stepping around a cir
Gle and stepping over the Walkover
shoes which were set across the cir
Gle being used by the travelling me-
chanical device. 1t was certainly a
most apt advertisement of the Walk
over shoes.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21
BIG TINE AT FRu1rA.

Last night the annual meeting and
banquet of the Fruita Chamber Of
Commerce was held at Fruita and IL
proved to be notable occasion. The
attendance was very large and The
evening was an enjoyable and profit
able one for all present.
Many fine addresses were delivered
and numerous votal questions and
problems touching upon the growth,
the future and the welfare of the
splendid little city of the lower valley,
were discussed.
The banquet was sumptous one.
The meeting was characterized by
much sincere enthusiasm.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21
THE SENTINEL THANKS THEM

II is rather interesting 10 note
that several people, well hardly
several either, rather a very,
very few people, who were hon
ored by the committee in charge
of the rcportorial work for the
revival meetings by being as
signed to report these great
meetings for certain nights for
The Daily Sentinel simply ignor-
ed the opportunity offered them
and made no effort TO do the
work hut did not take the trou-
BILE To notify The Sentinel that
they would not do so.
However, The Sentinel is delighted
to say that this has occurred only in
about three instances to date and in
all other cases those selected to assist
The Sentinel i'm furnishing these re
ports have enthusiastically and ably
For most excellent ac-
counts of the meetings to date, ex-
cepting of course those nights when
The Sentinel's city editor covered the
meetings himself The Sentinel de-
sires to thank the following: Miss
Gertrude Kellogg, C. G. Simpson. H
L. Rohde. s. o. Harper, V. b. Lee, c.
B. Rich, Engel Udlock, Mrs. G. A.
Warning, Miss Evelyn Hosmer, A. c.
Newton and II. l.. McClintock.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

When No. pulled into the depot
this afternoon it found a large ag-
gregation of people expectantly
awaiting to take a squint at the
champion troupe, the runner having
gained currency in some manner
that they were to come in on that
train. OF course they were disap-
pointed; but it is safe to say that
they will all be at the depot when
train No. 319 arrives tonight. More
than hundred people came down
from DeBeque. Grand Valley. Glen
wood Springs and other cities up the
line.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

Evangelist Hamilton is willing to
make test of the drawing power of
the revival meetings, as compared
with the Jefries show. At the be-
ginning of his sermon last night he
stated that the third week of A.
weeks series was always the hardest.
and, for that reason, he had not
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21
Are You a Weather Prophet 2

Does your rheumatism tell you
when were going to have rain or a
change in the weather? You'd be
willing to quit predicting the wealth
er II you could get rid of the rheuma-
tism. Then use Billiards. Snow Lin
iment It's sure. Price csc, soc and
81 per bottle. Sold by the C. D..
Smith Drug Company. five stores.
Grand Junction, Fruita and Palisa de.
Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

Clinton Oliver, secretary OF the Ma
tional Apple show in Denver. is ex-
pected to arrive in the city tomor-
row for conference with the board
of county commissioners and the di-
rectors of the Fruit Growers Associ-
alton.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

All members OF Lodge is5, Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemea and
Enginemen, are requested To meet at,
Odd Fellows hall, Saturday after
noon, 1 p. M, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of Brother Eli
Torodglen.
A. l.. HALLIGAN, President.
II. w. SCOTT, Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

Clothing OF every description op
and steam cleaned. Perfect satisfac.
zion guaranteed. Telephone us. We
call for and deliver.-The Sultoriun
i26 South Fifth-st.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21
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HAS RELATIVES IN VALLEY.

1t is. reported today that
worlds champion wrestler. who
appears here tonight, has rela-
, tives in this valley among the
many Iowa people, and it is GER
tain that he has great num- :
: Der of acquaintance here :
; among the former Iowans.
Gotch was an Iowa farmer
; boy, and his old home was near :
. Humboldt.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

Let us clean ana press your cloth
ing. Telephone Black 662. We call
for and deliver. l25 South Fifth-st
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

Piano moving IL = speciality with
Barton & Terrill
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21

The best stock of harness in town.
Fred Mantev.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21
JdHVIdIY , To y VI.
Hon. Horace I. DeLong.
Grand junction. Colo.

Grand Junction, Colo.
The first annual convention of the
International League for Highway
Improvement will be held in st. Au-
gustine, Fla, on January 26 and 27,
1910.
1t is earnestly desired to make this
meeting strongly representative Of ev-
cry section of the country, and to this
end you are given a personal invita-
tion to attend and also to designate
as many delegates as you deem ad-
visable TO represent Colorado.
VIII You please send the secretary
of the league list of names and ad-
dresses of those whom you have des-
ignated?
JOHN A. STEWART.
HARRY Il. BROWN, President.
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21
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SENATOR DE LONG is ASKED TO
REPRESENT THE STATE.

Senator Horace 7. DeLong today
received an invitation and request
from John A. Stewart, president of
the International League for High
way Improvement formerly the Ma
tional Roads Assoeiation) of Florida.
inviting Mr.. DeLong to be present at
their first annual convention, to be
held at St Augustine. Fla, January
&c and 81.
Senator DeLong has always been
identified with development measures
of this nature. and it is in recogni-
tion of this fact that the high honor
is conferred upon him. giving him the
power to appoint the men who will
represent the state of Colorado at this
important congress.
The invitation follows:
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-21
ATTENTION, B. OF L. F. & E.!

20 and 80 off. Crown Furn. Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
5000
OceanSide Park
Building Lot

IT HIS, Special Prize, is ideally locat-
L ed in Oceanside Park, at the juno
ton of the Oceanside and Escondido rail-
ways, short distance from San Diego.
Here is prize that will go on growing
in value for the winner-something that
can be used to excellent advantage. Fort
unate, indeed, will be the winner of this
special prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
WE have pur-
w chased from

CildSCd lIOiIl
the Mackie-Foley
company, 723 = 735
South Hill street, a
nine piece Colonial
dining roo m set,
made of solid Cuban
mahogany. This set
includes extension
t a b e, sideboard,
china closet, five side
chairs and one arm
chair. Go and see
this set. No matter
how pretty a picture
you may have in
your mind this set
will surpass all ex-
pectations. 1t is
made in Grand Rap
ids, Mich. - t h e
home of good furni-
ture - and the fact
t h It h e Mackie-
Foley c o m p a n y
stand behind t h i 8
set is of Importance
to all careful furni-
ture lovers. 1t is a
beauty This is the
First Grand Prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
500
Kodak and
Cameras

W re have purchased from
Wv c. c. Pierce & Co., 127
S. Spring street, an
Eastman kodak and two
Premo cameras. Each will in
clude materials or work, so
they will be complete prizes
indeed. These makes of pho
tographic instruments are
world famous. These are eX-
cellent special prizes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
500 Ladies'
Evening Gown

II this prize will select from Louise Potts
beautiful imported goods and endless of designs
gown o handsome amount L a young lady,
husband brother opportunity
speaks attractive
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07

all
And the
Ken Kaiha the ships
with 81 knots speed and
wealthy hotel world This egad but super
Write w. H.
beautiful booklet
companys ships and the trip
Prize companion) will
in
regarding h IN
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
$3.50 Columbia
GraphOnOIa s

TT HIS superb instrument is so well known
1 that anything we might say about it here
would be superhuous. 1t has been popular
selection of music lovers for years, and each
succeeding year has seen it improved in every
way possible. Of handsome design, splendid
materials throughout and capable of repro
ducing anything in music-it is absolutely
necessary to the home which aims to be COM
pletely equipped musicaly. This is the
Seventh Grand Prize.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
THE COST WAS
LESS IN CHINA

Washington. March lit costs
less TO feed the navy on the Chinese
coast than Mt any other portion of
the globe. according 10 figures trans
mitted TO the Hou g today by Secre-
sponsc TO a resolution calling for the
prices paid for foOdstuf3 by vessels
OF The navy at home and I'm foreign
poiis during 1909 Fresh beef was
between I and cents a pound at
Chefoo, and ran as hgh as H. mt
Gibraltar. while at home IT ranged
from cents at Key West 10 10 cents
at Pensacola. s - cents at New
York. over Z cents at Boston. Wash
ington and San Francisco. . - cents
at Newport. Il. t.: s to 10 cents at
Japan. . cents in Constantnonlc. ana
from - TO II cents I'm Panama
Concord bcef RANGING in this coun
try from : cents pound al Norfolk
TO H. cents at Key West. ran from
Is cents al San Juan. Porto Rico. TO
10 cents at Gibraltar veal wac
from Z to II cents at Pom acola and
from I TO ~ cents abroad. Chicken
was II TO % cents at hom. and S
TO p abroad Canned bacon wa4
from Z TO 10 az home and r. a. ~
abroad. Smoked ham was from -
A
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
GE TING BUSY
On PAMPHLET
Subjects for Bluefeld Book
let Have Been Assign
cd-Bland Road
discussed.

Nc,1i,hstanCing the fact that ncth
.ns vas doAe .a tae direction OF
Nhlcn !e "ul"u.HeI mea,l'H OF tue
nam. o.l ~ ''''' '''' ''' ""' '''',
RI o,i,,. ~ IN. r,n, ;n- was to
hear report from The committee
appc,nted to secure disuiay space for
manufacturers who might want to
exhibit their wares during the West
Virginia Mining In tlute which
meets I'm RiueGeld mex. June. ana to
arrange for supplying power This
committee was not present and the
matter had to be passed up
Ex-Prcsident W. -. Thuma who
Ia the absence of President George
Shiroy on accouni OF Illness presld-
Cd revived The matter OF building a
road to the state line from Bueheld
in the direction of Bland county. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
SWINDLER TO
PLEAD GUILTY

Council Bluffs la Marcel o.
Pleading guilty to o chgrro of con-
.pracy 10 defaud n connection with
,Uc widespread wind.ue opoaIous
cHarged again John g. NaD.at and
eighty odd other defendants u tb.
United Stotcs Disric. Cm m hs
afternoon Bort % Shore Wn S.
Harris ANA Frank s. Marsh throw
thcmoiso ON Ihe mercy OIL. .be court
Sentence was deferred .nH ato.
date Early in .hc da. those nreo
mm had been awapuod anh thr.
toou other defendant Wl alod
u guilty
Marsh stated that ho Ual HarE.I
TIDE matter over with -no.o- aud
Harris aud Chat they had dac.d.d fo
plead guilty and "iaGe our medicine
Mar p is a1 athlete and haze boon
% wrc ling promoter u Seattle.
Shores is also o Seattle man and
Harris sNes Spokane as bfs home
Mar and Harris were charged
".'h having 'stccred" j. G. <avau-
oDeh now living 60 Muskoeee. okla.
against q $1,000 wrestling match.
kavauaUgh formerly lived u Daveu-
port. la
AiI of tho defendants bus Far ar
rested have been indicted iu the Iowa
state courts ON several counts. and
with @ view Of having bcs. md.ct-
mcn's disnIsscd &C. IS said several
10 mo-. al The defendants wI nioad
e1..ty in tho Federal court Nabrav.
it is tatcd has madc % proposition
to plead guilty before Judge Nc
Pherson if he Iowa state iudirf-
mons arc qnashod Tho County A.
.orn.E declined to- accop .Ho urouo-
s.t.o" hu' has sent for ,.~rr Go,
orai Eyers. whJ viii be asked to- ac,
in Tho natter
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
GOOD POINTS
ON MINING

W. Paul of tbo United sa.a#
Geological Survey. although delayed
until atar oe'oc. Ia. night OIL
account ol .dos ou ne Viaiu'au
over which road DO. lm. d.IgorpI
most inter-. ting and I'm >u..tn
lecture at thn ER Dpua house %,
the miners who FOR tho pas ESQ da.
have been aNu 5000 .N'miuaIou uu
der Chief Laiug Nr Paul gave ONO
very valuable Information FOO regard
o safety lamps and 'ho various prob
IONS connected atH c0r mining ue
was among She first ou Doe ccnc a.
the Cherry Disaster and boo gave
some ntero. ting "details Zoo regard to
This experience.
While awaiting Do. arrival of Nr
Paul Chic. Lmnr talked ou the a
ous branches o.. mining maNns
strong plea Ior NOR. o'onriGc opera
Uon
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
Guard AS Strong AS Ever
hrown Around King Or
Emperor Will At
tend Him.
PRECAUTIONS BEING
TAKEN AT ROME
Best Secret Police in Europe
Secured for Elk Presi-
dents Visit.

Rome March IA secret guard as
'strong as an ycver thrown about a
king CT emperor will guard Theodore
Roosevelt on his visit 20 Italy.
1t was learned today that the gov
eminent has prepared TO take every
prectution TO balk any plot by Malta
or any of the secret socio ties. Secret
police from every capital in Europe
have also been asked 10 send to Rome
their best men, especially those famii
lar with the personnel OF anarchistic
and other dangerous societies, and
every known criminal Of this class is
already under surveillance.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
TWELVE CARS
IRE PILED Up

Twelve cars OF west bound
frclghi were derailed at Dayy this
morning al 40 on account OF a
broken wheel. From some unknown
eau lie wheel split in two piling up
the cars pppmisriously The \cars
were loaded with coal and coke, con
signed TO middle west dealers.
Both main lines OF The Norfolk and
We tern were blocked for several
hours No -. west bound passcn-
ger was held for two hours and 80.
east bound was delayed three hour5
The crews were somewhat shaken mp
but no serious injuries were report
ed
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
ELIMINATES 4
MILLION DOLLARS

Ra.cigh A. G.. March o. rho
American Tobacco Company sue
caeds u eliminating one million do'-
lars from 70 Two and oue.halr million
damage sui. brought by the Ware
Kramer Tobarco Company. Dcndis
iu Inc United states District Cou,
hero. and also iu eliminating "a ma l
of exhibits against thc company char.
were included in the BIN OF complain,
pending judge Henry c. Cpnno
delivered an opinion This afternoon
sustaining he dcmurur to- the com
plant as holding that The plaintiff
can only proceed with tine ut under
the provision of tba Sherman ant
trust law for such damages as thc
plaintiff has actually SID tanned De-
treblcd under tha provisions of .be
mG-trust law.
Tile suit is Ware Kramer Tobacco
Company of Norfolk w. American
Tobacco Company and Whi'o-
head Tobacco Company ,or flepa
trus. methods of de-royu he bus
'~ass OF the plaintir with Wow o-
monopolizua .bo trade. JIdeo Cor
r0~ opinion is of ereat length e
viewing arguments in ,..au a.d
citing a long line Of auth, rites
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
FORMAL PLEA
Of NOT GUILTY
Prosecutor Garvin Says He
Will Bring Higher
Ups to New
Jersey.

Jcr ey City March IA formal
plea of not guilty OF the indictments
charging conspiracy was entered to-
day ON behalf of the National Pack
ing Company, swift and Company
Armour and Company and Morris and
Company, i'm the court of common
pleas here by former Senator VIM
ID. Edwards, counsel for the beef
trust.
Prosecutor Garvin made no move
In the case but declared afterwards
he was still determined to bring to
New Jersey 20 plead personally the
millionaire beer trust heads against
whom Indictments also have been
found individually.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
LEAVES BIG SUM
To ODD FELLOu

Little Rock. Ark MarcI fho
wiD OF A. w shircy. q prominent
merchant q Winturn. who was as-
saesiua'cd last a'ght wa opened to-
day A fortune estimated at abou,
100000 was lcf' entirely to- The
Grand Lodge of ODD Fellows to os-
aDH % santarium at Hot Springs
shirey was shot through the window
. his store by unkrown parties.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
LOSING SYMPATHY.

Philadelphia. March IA meeting
OF representative business. religions
ana fraiernal organizations of tho
city viii be held this afternoon 10
make plans to force an arbitration on
the traction company.
The meeting viii represent two
hundred thousand mon.
The traction company rcmaInq OBJ
dnrate ana there Is no change in
INC situation. An immense loss to
the business interests is beginning to
nave IT'S effect and the public is los
ing all sympathy for the traction
people.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
A Night of Violence at the
Mills Of the Internal
ional Paper Com
pany.
ATTACK rs MADE
ON STRIKEBREAKERS
Big Meeting Held this AT
ternoon in Philadelphia
to Discuss Matters.

Glen Fails. n. ". March lI.-FoI-
lowing "a night or r'violcnce at tho
mills of che International Paper Com
piny in this section, troops were or
dcrcd out today Tor strike duty.
Tho Company's barn was burned and
the crowd of strike breakers was
attacked by mob.
There has been no further disor-
Ter az Cornth where the trouble
started.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11

- ! Hranacomc of Grundy Va.
was business visitor in ihe city to-
day
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11
SELLING PRESSURE.

Chicago March H. There was
selling pressure on tie grain mark
'ts today. Wheat ~as off one half to
hvc-"iehta corn steady and oats
strong Provisions were stronger
with the further advance of hogs
Opcnine May wheat l13 SIS. corn.
C3 %-S: oats, fl 5-S; pork. 2537.
COTTON STEADY.
New York March 1l-Thc cotton
market started steady four points
higher lo one lower today. Ncar po-
ailions were again nervous and "a lit-
uc higher than last night. while late
months were quiet Opening. March
w. %. May 1f8S; july 1l5G Oc-
fobor. 12.57.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-11

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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-21
MILLIONS WILL Be
WAGERED ON FIGHT
First Stakeholder Sets Figures
at 49, 00,000-EarIy
Odds Even.

New York, April 2O-New York's
sporting men today figure that as
betting proposition the approaching
fight between Jeffries and johnson viii
be without an equal in the history of
the sporting world Bob Murphy, pro-
prietOr Of the Hotel Albany, who was
stalk ehOlder Of the forfeit money put
up by the fighters before It was finally
delivered into the hands OF big Tim"
Sullivan, believes that between $4,000
600 and S5,000,000 viii change hands
as result Of the fight. Aside from the
cash that he is already holding as q
result Of bets made early, Muir
ply has heard Of a lot Of big bets and
declares that he has heard many others
made tentatively, the money to be post
ed just before the big fight
It is remarkable that all the early
betting is at even money, and New York
sports are inclined to believe that odds
Will not vary even on the day Of the
fight, unless one of the big men shows
a decided lack Of training.
All along il has been believed that
Jetfries would be as good as a ten TO
eight favOrite, but there is plenty Of
Johnson money in sight and JOhnsOn's
hackers are willing to take all the bets
offered at even money.
Murphy, who is a keen Jeffries man.
cannot account for the confidence dis
played by the Johnson followers He
believes that at this time the betting
should have favored Jeff by at least 5
to 3, but JOhnsOn's financial hackers
are so cOcksure the black man will
whip the bOilermarker that they are net
holding back for odds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-21
PREDICTS BIG FUTURE
FOR MEXICAN TRACK

New York, April 2e.-senor Bon Al
bertO Terrazas, president of the Juarez
Jockey club is an interested spectator
this week at the Aqueduet race track.
He is preparing to get together a small
stable to race on eastern tracks.
Regarding racing in the east, Mr.. Ter
razas is silent, bat he speaks confident
" of the situation in Mexico. expressing
his opinion that racing viii replace
huil-fightlng as the national pastime
IN his country before many years.
I'VE have nineteen years more 10
race at our track" said the distin-
guished visitor, and there is no ques-
ton that the sport Will improve each
season. The first meeting was better
than we eXpecte !. The attendance was
more than satisfactory; the class OF
horses that raced was Of the finest and
better than anything else, everybody
was sorry to leave JuaFez."
a meeting of the stockholders IN the
Mexican course will be held here this
week and plans will be formulated for
the coming season. The purses will be
materially increased in the effort 70
make the value of the events suffi-
GENTLY large to induce many OF the
stables that usually winter in New York
10 shin to Mexico
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-21
BOTH FEATHERS"
GETTING IN SHAPE
ErIenborn Goes to Ogden to
Finish Training for
Sinclair.

Young EFlenborn and his manager,
Herbert Williams, leave this morning
for Ogden, where the Denver feather
weight will wind up his training for
his twenty-rOund contest with Peanuts
Sinclair, the Utah featherWeight cham
pton. The go will be held at the Og-
den theatre April 20, under the man
agement of Roy Shumway and Hardy
Downing.
ErienbOrn will train at the White
Elephant quarters and will have as a
sparring partner Kid Farley, the Og-
den welterweight. With a large fol-
lowing of hackers in ogden already,
Erlenborn is expected to make many
more by his showing in training.
Peanuts Sinclair will open his train
ing quarters at the Manhattan club
arena at the Salt Palace today by TAX
ing on Chicago Jack Tierney and a
number of local boys. The public is
invited to watch Sinclair's daily work
outs. Pete Sullivan win help train
Sinclair.
All details of the go were agreed
upon yesterday by the promoters and
the respective managers, the question
Of the referee alone hanging fire. Aside
from the tntermountain featherWeight
title, the winner has been promised a
match against one of the best feather
weights to be secured and with a good
showing a further chance at the title.
Interest in the bout is surprising
with many local fans backing Sinclair
to win. He has a punch that will put
any boy at his weight out Of commits
sion and HIS hackers say he will land
1t on Erlenborn.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-21
TRAVIS AGAIN HEADS
GOLF HANDICAP LIST

New York, April 20.-More than 500
names appear on the new metropolitan
golf handicap list for the coming sea-
son, issued today, in time to be used
at the seasons first open tournament,
which Will begin at Lakewood tomor-
row.
As in the past, Walter J. Travis, the
metropolitan champion, heads the list
but this year he is alone at the scratch
mark, Is Travers, who was coupled with
him last year, has dropped to one
stroke. Herr shoff is put with Trav-
ers at No. I, his allowance being re-
duced from two strokes last year. There
was no one stroke class last year. r.
S. Douglas and Albert Seelxel Of Prince
ton are rated at two strokes and eleven
well known amateurs are in the No. 8
class as against eight last season.
The three bracket includes Charles
II. Seeley, twice metropolitan title
holder; Gilman P. Tiffinay, five times
winner of the Hudson river champion
ship; Archie Graham, who has held the
New Jersey state title twice; Max Behr,
the present New Jersey champion; the
far-driving Robert Abbott, John M.
Ward, George T. BTOkaw, Archie Reid
+. r. Upton. Jr., w. Fellowes Morgan,
Jr., and Robert c. Watson.