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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-06-17
kENDRICk

Kendrick, June I6.-Our truckers are
quite busy these days shipping canta-
loupes, melons, etc. Catalogues are
moving daily by refrigerators and
quite few by express. The first cars
of melons We're loaded last Tuesday by
Mr.. ". J. Whitehurst. They We're
grown by {. l. Grace and sold to Mr..
Whitehurst and We're bought as tn SO
pounds average. Other cars of melons
will continue TO move almost daily.
Mrs c. f. Nix and little daughter,
Louise, after spending several days
with Mr. and Mrs. ". E. Nix, have re-
turned to their home at Tampa.
Mr.. Geo. ". STEPHENS. our popular
county poor farm superintendent. visit
ed ST. Petersburg this week and thinks
Of moving his family there next fall.
Mrs. ]. r. Webb and daughter, Miss
Julia. visited Jacksonville during this
week.
Mrs. Annie Aiken and sister. Miss
Dora TurnipSeed, of Ocala, visited rela-
tives here this week.
There will be something doing with
the w O, ". Friday night. y good
attendance is requested.
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BIZ RIB ANk

Burbank, June 1.-THE new hotel
being built by the New South Home
people is nearing completion.
Our new depot was used yesterday
for the first time and is d most declded
Improvement.
The train had derailed car and was
five hours late in leaving here yester-
dav. owing TO soft track, 50 did not
make the return trip last night.
Mr. J. P. Campbell of jacksonville
called on Mr. Hal f. Mcneil last week
to inspect the irrigation plant he has
been putting in. II was completed
June II, to the entire satisfaction of
all. Mr. Mcneil says you would not
have had these rains Were it not that
his plant was in working order, but he
is ready now as soon as the dry season
comes on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock Of Wisconsin
have taken up their home in our midst
and are building them a new home
They say they like it here and are
going to stay.
Miss Nicholson and her mother of
Montana are new arrivals and are
building. Miss Nicholson will be quite
an addition to our colony here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stauss are erecting a
new home just south of the depot.
Wright S. Truesdeu of Fort Madison.
Iowa. is spending the summer with his
mother. Mrs. Hal Z. Mcneil
Mr. Smith and family of Buffalo. y.
Y, are here and building.
Mr.. Hilton and family are in their
new house.
John V Mcneil expects to move into
his new house DeXr week
Mr.. Pears has added new porches to
his house and it makes a big improve
ment TO his place.
Ed Hill is putting on an addition to
his house.
Mr.. Jacobs Is getting ready to start
his chair factory. The lumber is on
the way and as he will employ so peo-
pie it will be a decided help to our
burg.
The Land Company have moved into
their new office and Will now be found
next to the depot
All Burbank is rejoicing in the fact
that Mr.. Joe LaRue and family are
soon to move out here.
Mrs. F. E. McGan and Mrs. LaRue
gave US a call Sunday.
We have Sunday school and preach
ing and hope to have a church started
soon. Mr.. Fletcher administers to our
spiritual wants and is a very earnest
worker.
Mrs. Turner's mother. of Omaha
| Neb., a lady we'll advanced in years
but as bright and pleasant as one car
| meet. is here.
Mr. Curtiss. the surveyor, honored Us
| with a call
Our postmaster is the hardest work
| ing man on the tract. Besides all his
| other work he is our alligator catcher
| Last week he killed one nine feet Ions
while the poor fellow was travelling
| through Burbank to the river. Yester
| day he lassoed one over two feet Ions
| and has him staked out in the park anc
| is going to train him.
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SAVED FROM AN AWFUL DEATH

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by A. D.
Mcdonald, of Fayetteville, y. c., r. F.
D. No. s. My sister had consump-
ton" he writes, "She was very thin
and pale, had no appetite and seemed
to grow weaker every day and, as all
remedies failed, till DR.. Kings New
Discovery was trial, and so completely
cured her, that she has not been trou-
bled with a cough since. It's the best
medicine | ever saw or heard of.
For coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma,
Group, hemorrha ge-all bronchial trou-
bles, it has no equal. Fifty cents
and 81. Trial bottle free Guaran-
teed by all drugstores.
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THE CONSERVATION
OF NATURES RESOURCES

Applies as we'll to our physical state
as to material things. c. J. Budlong,
Washington, r. /, realized his con-
dition. and took warning before IL was
too late. He says: II suffered severely
from kidney trouble, the disease be-
ing hereditary in our family. I have
taken four bottles Of Foley's Kidney
Remedy, and now consider myself
thoroughly cured. This should be q
warning to all not to neglect taking
Foley's Kidney Remedy until IL is too
late" Sold by the Court Pharmacy.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Ocala. Fla, June 6. 1910.

Ocala. Fla. June 6, 1910.
The Board of Public instruction in
and for Marion County met in regular
session on the above date at the office
of the superintendent in the court
house with all members present and
acting as follows: Isaac Stevens
chairman: B. r. Bitch. J. 5. Grantham.
with J. H. Crimson, secretary.
The minutes of the preceding meet
ing were read and approved.
Eddie Tyson and two patrons of the
Clarkesville colored school called to
ask for aid in building a new school
house. They estimated that the build
ing would cost $3.50 and that they had
S35 secured now. They were Instructed
to make an effort to secure as large do
nations as possible and the matter
would be taken up at the special meet
ing of the board for those purposes.
r. d. Stokes and f. W. ". Jordan,
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trustees Of the Pine Level school. call
ed 70 inquire as 70 the financial condi-
ton Of the district. length OF coming
county term. salary. etc. for the school.
VIM. Mills. one of the trustees of the
Pleasant Hill district. called TO file
petition asking for the appointment Of
Miss Eta Faglie "a teacher for the
coming term.
W. :. Priest. supervisor Of the
MarshvilIe school. called To discuss the
needs Of his school
The superintendent was authorized
TO order q record book known As =
financial register for keeping the <pe-
cial district accounts.
Request for pump at the Pine Grove
colored school was received and laid
over for action at the proper time.
\ petition from a number of the
patrons of the Andalusia school was
received asking that their school be
continued although it had been diScon-
tinued for failing TO make the required
average during the last term. The pc
tition was laid over for consideration
at the special meeting.
y special report from Howard Acad-
envy was received summing up the
work for the past year and making GER
tain recommendation for the coming
term. 1t was ordered filed for informa-
tiun and for future consideration.
The board adjourned for the day.
June :. 1910.
The Board met with all members
present and acting at 40 2. m.
Mr.. Gary. one Of the trustees of the
Ocala district. called and discussed the
financial condition of the district with
the Board and also the general inter
eStS Of the school.
Mr.. y. \. Fort called and presented a
request that addison Hicks be trans
ferred TO the Lake Eryant school as a
patron. Request was granted.
The Board then took UP the question
of selecting the manner Of distributing
the school books for the coming sch 90
year They had two propositions :,
consider-one from q. w. Martin. pro.
! prietor Of the Ocala News Co. in which
| he proposed to handle the books for the
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HUNTING FOR CHARLTON
some Believe He Is at the Bottom of
Lake Como and Others Think
He Has Escaped

Como, Italy, June 17.-Professfonal
divers began operations in Lake Como
yesterday in the hope Of finding the
body Of Porter Charlton, husband Of
Mrs Charlton, the murdered woman.
Divers were engaged by the govern
ment. upon insistence by American
Consul Caughy at Milan. who holds to
the theory that Charlton was murder
ed. The police do not incline strongly
TO this view. Many. including the chief
of police, believe Charlton is now on
board a steamer bound for New York.
There is strong evidence that he was
seen in Milan the day after his wife's
body was found.
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There is no horse Imminent more ef-
fective for animal flesh than Billiards.
Snow Imminent, nor is there any heal
ing remedy for the human body only.
that is milder or more effica in its
action. Il heals the sores or wounds
of man and beast. Price 25c.. 50c. and
81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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MARION COUNTY H0MESEEKER'S
REALTY ASSOCIATION

The plan in nut shell is this List
your property with the Association and
have hundred of the leading citizens
of Marion county working for you. We
have every day plenty of people who
want to buy property, and if the people
of the county will just let us know what
they have for sale it gives a better
chance to get together and do business.
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FoleyS
kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for You

What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, COR
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
SOLD BY THE COURT PHARMACY
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A twentysx grove fruit and vegetable farm in
the heart of of the best trucking districts in Florida
Fine house and all that necessary take hold and
ahead with Very best of for wishing sell
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CHARLES D. HUBERT, NJ. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON

Office-,Second Floor the Munroe &
ChamblisS Bank Building, Ocala.
Florida.
Telephones Office. 80: Residence,
221.
Office Hours TO Il a. m. to
1 p. m, 7:3O to $50 p. NJ.
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L. ALEXA NDER
Practical
CARPENTER aaO HiiillSR

Careful estimates made on all
contract work Gives more and bet
ter work for the money than any
other contractor in town.
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LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE


Here is chance for who wants to buy good
farm Sixty twenty under good hog proof wire
fence and in cultivation, story and half fveroom house
screened and plasered barns and sheds for bugges
and wagons If you interested in the above, call
write for particulars
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Call and for whatever you and will try
to please you.
OFFICE OCALA HOUSE BLOCK EAST SIDE OF COURT HOUSE
GEO. X. ROBINSON, Secretary.
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Number 10

About thirty within and half miles OF city
limits, best of virgin hammock.
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inc drugs 1t is fooshoten dangerous to do osherv
many of the successful conscientious physicians fo
leading medical authorities, of all schools Of medicine,
Perees medicines These are plainly printed wrappe
secrecy open publicity, square-deal policy is followed
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Number II

A small orange grove near Gambler
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squadron 4 Pole

Squadron A polo days A. Van Cortlandt
Park hereafter will be on Mondays Wednes.
days and Fridays a. o p " instead ofTue.-
DAYS, Thursdays and Fridays. The June
cup tournament will b. On "Wednesday
and FRIDAY n hiaand Monday afternoon ~
neyf Aeea n vii be- z handicap aud fboas
N ne squadron Eh0 enter will ~ assigned
~ teams IN accordance With their ratinga.
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Charles l. Maring ~, - -. " z. Hodg
man ~. y - Darwin T. KinrslrS. n, ~
Alfred craven. un. IS =. Dr. % u ROGERS, =.
Il A. Thomas \ Lewis, W, u A.. lanes NJ
Hunt. ~, 4. AT A. Matthews. "a, 10 n Ausun
Johnston. To-. is#A
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Whnnsy's morrow wins IN EasIand.

spSCiai C1Bs DssBIiCA - Tvs SUx
T0NuON. June ~ The Crabb0i Plate Of
3Do -oyereigns was run for a. Gatwirk 70.
day and was won by Harry PAYNE whitney,
Borrow. on witch Skeets Martin had the
mount Lionel RobinsOn's 81 tmaranths
was Second ana 70 Aliiia's Lance 4 Mort
third here we're thirteen starters The
letttng was 10 , on bOrrou % 20 against
y Amaranthe and ~ 90 . against Lance 4
Nor
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Automobile driver, six years.
experiences, fine mechanic any
car, speaks German AusntIy,
would like TO have an interview
with party desiring q GrSt slasS
man. q Y, New York Sun.
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special Csbis Dsspaioh 10 TIE SrE
pAEis. June %. The race for the Prit
Bride Abattus ~ Auteuil to-day was won by
Braquessac's Primal. with Head In the sad.
die I.syyiier'a Chalabre. with HaT up.
was second. and WideneE ~ Wray. IN
which Taylor had the mount. vas third
Zen horses ran.
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WykagyI cup. T-st SINufen Semi final uDHnd
g W MAIZE 9'..snd gss. " "kirt,
beat Bert 7 Allen FuN Hiis Sun
Final Round White bcai Hunter up aud 10
beaten Eight nrt NEt--u semi mai round
- n Rover. DroUklswn. heat b. D. sturvcs
Myhagyl ~ and % psli Donald carr. Ne~
Final Round AONrrs beat carr : up and 70
Nsu RocheIs C4r ,sroud sixteen semi nn.!
IoundP g. SmArk W Aagy D. heat y. s. Kaysef
srarsdaie, up and 2 70 ulai Hunt d. ker
Meadow beat 'hare' q" Waldo. BrooSaVn.
FiaSl Round Hunt beat smars. W and 70
beaten Eight second SlIps-n. semi maj round
Hills. ~ and % play. p French. Nykaryi
bsai a / Morrow Dunwoodls I NJ 10 holes
final Round French beAt Rev up and to
Quaker Ridge rup Third siItecn Semi nnsl
Lo1nd-P. = hAcaughlin, Wykaryl, bat y
Roeksr. Nykagy ]. ! 70 and 20 pll': \ TayI1
Apavhniis. bca' E ". Hsrmhn. Wykagyi no
IiasI IIognd Ia Or bss, Mclaughlin. a up
HaEgsaOt cup rour,a a1tc-n- i.nnsl
Engnd samuel Peas brooklyn Forrest Para
wsI = = ANUS Nwano, uR and 70 play
NfLag,l. { ~ and Io play
llna Round ral or brat pease up - holssl
tusrol. beat IS WrItr. Columbia. s up ana 70
H.noiesp-P e pOiulrr. south Orange. .
tnsies. Wykagyi. ~ 5 n 2 z VWiams yoYn
lakah. S 8 70 Robert Huntsr ale. 81. = -
= hacanghln, Wys1r, o. y Fl. Hsrr =.
Alsn. POS Hiih =. So o. .HH .... ..r. a~rl.
- a. Z" Whine. " -asl o. , -
Slaaho,. 10 IS IS q e. Ia.'. LOO
- lt-1. ). peass Hr0oziyn forest r.r. a5.
49, Charlie Glars Shr.dae IE o. a
" X Gileu MysAgll s1.e y. Is %. Iai-.Hi'i.
.. u ~ " ~ Jsnninr, Elrsb D.. -
n J. Morrow Columbia ~. a. o. b.. # ...-.1H
NysagJ J. i09 70 ~ brtdlei ale. IJ7. . 81
X hgier Wysag}l li.. f. ~. , IS SHlfl. j..
y = l. Wo-rsn WyEarsI ~ % "a j. in
denme' 90 ~ hagyI ISIS 'O.
Al the Foy nils Golf Club vestardav
" = Hem won ir rlasz 4 with ~ y
ard 4 Williams in Glass . With ls 20 y
These matches we're decided in the ar4f
FOund Tor the viue-prrsident' cup
. " Fleming brat y . y ionohur uy dsf.yI,
a Williams bsatr B. AisirorI. 8 u1 and Z 10 nisy
Haddork beat AIbrft Hrft no Q V 'psr
ri,al hsat Ur g H Iiesher lhp ana 2 10 pla,
sohn NeNman beat d ,. tu-l..e ur and S 70 play
heim bea' y Na.ierb ~ ani 10 play.
Only sixteen took advantage m the third
monthly handicap o. tho Dyker Meadow
Coli Club yesterday ~ smith won vtfb
~. ~ = q. y trDoka'l Was serond and
N"n Tho gross score honors With -. 10
sirtsan qualified for tho gorsrDor'. .r,
geatsT1av. ~ ne ApsNauis club and
lncldenuiy me same three were lied I'd
y Iot ne DAYS nef -rurr prize aud al b
aoL NE best gross score The quaiffars
- Isii'F. y. I'll p n Iapram. A.. y
WRIGHT. r. ~. ". d. ThITston s 5-Is
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DUIZELY DAY FOR GOLFERS
MANY COMPETITIONS ~ M
FIlNCE OF RAM iND WIND.
GARNER white Israis q. o. Hunter for
First cup Al WykAEyI COuntr, club
Tournament BSWrrs Captures Beat-
~ Eight Trophy Nllrns Puiirr.

Ram and wind we're factors In the m
eludlng play Of the WykaFyl Golf Clue
tournament Yesterday. hat an hands had a
good time both on the links and In the club
hOusa IN the nnal for the Wvkagyl cup
young White ma 'utainrd tho good game
he has shown this -cn.on and won from
R. Hunter who has earned distinction
IN Western rolf and for three years has been
on the Yale team : u Bowers Won the
hFst beaten eight cup from Donald Carr
largely by tho aid OF sucressful negotia-
tinns OI -timie- on mo seventh and eighth
green's, on~e by narrowing from ridge
on the put and the -eCond time by Just
passing a hall 10 the Dig NJ the Gun and top
pling IN sideways
white Who won tho sCors medal In the
qualifying round Whh -. No Ia. addict
Che gross score medal In the handicap yes
terdaY IN his trophies with an ~. great
score In the spashv going e. " lnslc-.
NhO PLAYED In the afternoon. when the turf
Was not ~ vet on he high holes missed a
eWo foot put on the home green 10 tic for
the gross score prize. = e. Pointer won the
nei s-Ore prize With veil deserved o.
The semi-hnalists had the worst Of the
uind and drizyle Hunter and Allen we're
W WINAs wv NANNFl MINNNNlla W" HNAN'NAA
hole by getting a fifteen foot put for
Ne putted well throughout. win a new
idea m clubs The inspiration came 20
Allen on Wednesday and he had Isaac
Mackie carry u out n was 70 uyet
block NJ hiass on tho heel Of 4 putting
cleek N ~ 10 get weight hack NJ the head
10 n the same IN effect a. a schenectady
OF any mAllet Iutter without being against
the ~ Andrews rule. said Allen after
be had rim down the fifteen footer They
halyed the second and Allen picked M the
third IN Q 90 :. Poor shots through the
lair green cost HIM The fourth. 10 iunt.
Prs a. and q 2 on the short siAth made tha
laiier even. Hunter NRs ~ by on the
seventh, the wind and = null landing Alen's
ball over the stone wall We won the ninth
IN s, making them sluare a. The turn
On the eleN enth Aliens hall was stuck
In a s0ft Ne after the drive and his iron shot
got o. INTO the brook. from which he lifted
Hunter bsing up bv n win in IN q, rhree
halYc- followed. but ~ the fifteenth Hunter
missed his second aud Allen squared mat
tors by win In g. Zach had On The
tiNteeUfh. Hunter played The seventh zenith
perfectly and Won me tn .. Alleu uNerran
3 long put for y on the home hole anu
Hunter, hy 20 e. had m" match by 40
kasW a. - ga - Soil.
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The thrre winners m the sweepsiakes AZ
the Richmond County Country Club yes
terdnv we're 4 4. CONe. lr ~. -. X. J..
Harrison. ~. . - D.. u. Thomas, ~, Sc.
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% n. Elmendofi. n. lO-p. n n Montgomery.
". rs 70. J. = Raym0nd. ~ Is ", J: A. Fera.
-. 5 ~. " n posi "A. ~. n : Graves, ~.
~. w. .. = Hart ~ toat1, = u. LIVER, ~,
~ 4 Sunman. "a. 81, . ~. L. \. Mendal.
~. ~ Maturn hallon, W, - \. :. Ihurs'on,
", ~
tho ~ Andrews Golf Glub Yesterday 10
he SsCOnd medai play handicap. but only
nine cards Nrre returned " y llodgWan
and Darwin = Kingsley had NJ gross ana
Mnriing the best net uf - I he Cards.
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Ift, RiuUr. y o. uua % 4 bail
sv-~u.taAs- "a the attraction uu The t'l~n
Ridge ttulT club Inks thi- Afternoon sud
va Won uv Ward 81 Thomas Nth net
score Of q The scores
"a e. Thomas ~ 10 % O. o. NrrdrA ~ o.
20 Do ID smith " e ~ % 10 Ffusi ~ "a ~
~ D. Nra.lr o. Is - % Palmer ~ A a.
N " guuTI1u VI 10 ~
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GRIY JICkET WTNS IGtIN.
N,IaaIr \. q RrEsIIA . Fine Test Of
NrM NArhls.

f.JutIy lat racing vas Nufn~s-s'i
Iu r.a second open regatta Of the At,auit,
N-,ht ,iub held over Drt E---Dd has ruur~'-
r.-f-riut NUtv outstanding the rain th.'
fsu thruuguUr' The u,ug! rla--@- filled tud
A. the RIrd bylu rru- Ird steady from he
-a.i the yarht.mru bad great deal OF
sport although 70 Nrrv arI and dtssgfss
abb. afternoon The -,rappiug vas uu-
penalty keen and as 70 result several pro-
fp.r. were nIsd vfb Uurt,~ D. Bou,h"r
hartman. aud II-ury 0 t.-lDv The regatta
committee
The 4ru.artu,r uf three ut mo ueV class
\ boat. added unusual interest 10 The re-
gotta. The Yacht. we're 4 I. Dillingham; 81
Skyark. o. /umprmaus Pike and q J.
Atkinson bor.. ~unragsfte. the prop
srty of Ms.-r. Psft and I.-manu. New
York Iauua club also aa- eVp e'f~d az tho
starting line. hut earlier Iu the week uh,ie
beng fOved from tho wards uf her builder
90 GruyTzrnd kay hr 'raf was badly ln-
Iur~d Iu collision WIN mud LOW and
had 'n Iss taken bf,k 10 me ysrd for repairs
~kyIark wa the first oraft % finish an
eight mile course made 10 ~ Two fraDhr-
aud q braf The boat Wa- prOtTD III how
ever by ; lieunun. who ~a- sailing
Nt-uu~ Mr. tIHWaun nlsO protected BOhs
sui disqualified him-.if by repairing that
be- had fnuird the Fort Hamilton mark
" Brown also reported that he TAD
fpuIsi q mark and hi y lass racer Florence
accordingly US disqualified The other
protests He'd were both In The Y class
HIlihuph and Skerts we're the only starters
10 the DIVISION aud flushed q four mile race
30 the order named After the contest
the Skipper ~ the craf protest 81 each
other The regatta committee made no
de- son on the various protests
FIOvd &. MOBILES GRAY Jacket again was
the winner IN the . class. beating Soya ~.
hy minutes and % seconds over course
thqt measured 90 miles. On both actual
and corrected time Joy was the winner
To- the first division u the handicap boats
and the second division n the same class
was taken IN the same way BY Careless
Hue Bill aEain won In the y class The
summary
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pLNNFIptp. June % A. the Park Goti
Club the -oorrs returned in The conunuh
tion ut play Tot th. spring championship
follow
\ Hysri won from e. % Morse hy default
p IL TIt.Nurth Won from Alexander Gilbert uN
default. 81 John Mt1ufrhcn Non from samuel
raVussnd IN default the Rev q ]. GOniTirh
aun tom 4 Miller { up ana 10 PLAY
President = club and summer tup> W
4, ART ~. = - the Rev l. Noodneh. '"l.
y Is ~ John No utrh~1. ~ ~ ~
Miller 10 - - O. o. ungir' ~ = -
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10 begin their semi -hnal Gilie,te popped
IN twelve fpo' put on the hrSi and White
one ~ the same length on the -pyund hole
the Two - Cancelling Now White Won
twice but he took three pats ON me fitth
and Gillette won m 3 \ long put gave a
Z 70 White and he vas up again Both
PLAYED the long game poorly ou the seventh
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where White made bong duNuhill put.
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and tenth bar White had the new fhrr-
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IN -. which Won White thu gross -'orr
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