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Should Cattle And
 Horses Run at Large?
Benton County Township Wanted to Do Seme "Initiat-
 ing.'

Little Rock, Ark, May 15.-A uni que petition was received luesuay bv Secretary of State Earle w.. Hodges. It is supposed that those promoting this petition meant 1t to be under the initiative and referen- dunn, but it was filed too late, dia not have the required number or names. and was defective in several other details. The petition is as foi- lows:
 aTo Secretary State, Little Rock, Ark.
 We the undersigned voters or sul- phur Springs township, Benton Coun- ty. do hereby petition you to nave nr;nfed on all ballots to be voted. on at the next general election to De held in September, 1912, as follows; Shall cattle and horses be allowed to run at large
 MT. Hodges stated this morning that nothing would be done With the natition. as in the first place the time allowed under the law for the filing of initiative petitions eXplred on@-; May 9, and in the second piace the petition did not set forth any law to be voted on or was it the correct form.
 ssShall cattle and horses he allow ed to4run at larger is 8 vital ques- lion to the people of the above town chin as large number of citizens had signed the petition but l. Is ho naestion to be voted on by the peo- ple of the State.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16
Three Through Cars
 To Chicago Every Day
Iron Mountain Will Run Pullmans 10 Big City 'Beginning
 Sunday.

Little Rock, Ark. May 15.-New Pullman sleeping car service of a frequency and schedule never before offered to the travelling public in Ar ansas will be initiated by the Iron Mountain Railroad next Sunday morning, May 19 with the installation of three standard Pullmans day between Little Rock and Chicago line;
 According to c. H. Stone, passeng- CT traffic manager for the Iron Mountain, arrangements have recent ly been concluded for the operation of these through cars. Connection with the Chicago and Alton Railroad from St. Louis to Chicago has made possible the running Of the through Puilmans from this city. R. J. Me- KGy general passenger agent for the Chicago and Alton Railroad, of Chi- cago, was ill the city Wednesday con- ferring with J. G. Hollenbeck, assist ant general passenger agent for the Iron Mountain, in regard to this change.
 The schedule for these cars is as ' follows Train No. 4, due to leave Little Rock at o'clock in the morn
 ing, will carry a through Pullman from Fl Paso to Chicago. The car < will arrive in the latter city at z o'clock the following morning.
 Train No. S. due to arrive i'll Little
 Rock at 9:20 o'clock i'll the morning,
 will carry through Pullman from Houston, Tex, to Chicago, the car ar
 irving in the latter city by o'clock
 the following morning.
 Train No. IS, due to leave Little
 Rock at TAO oclock in the evening, will carry through Pullman from Hot Springs to Chicago, the car ar-
 irving in the latter city hy 4:5o o'clock the following afternoon.
 All three of these cars will be operated daily, giving Little Rock and other points in Arkansas unex- ! celled through car service to Chi cago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16

torney Losfus Child representing the Lake Carrier Oil Company, of Cora palis, Pa, before the Interstate Com- merce Comm ssion today.
 The present rate of IS cents per hundred pounds is declared excessive in comparison with rates of 16 cents ger hundred pounds on fuel oil from Oil City, Pa, to Milwaukee.
 Preparation for excessive shipmen' s was asked.
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HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. J. C HENEY & CO.,, Toledo, 0.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cehnney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and fi- nancially able to carry out any ob- iigations made by his firm.
 WALDING, KINNAN X MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- formally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Drug fists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- situation,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16
JUNIORS WIN IN
 INTER-CLASS EVENTS
CAPTURED HIGH HONORS AND CUP AND INDIVIDUAL CHAM
 PIONSHiP,
Jeff Allen Successful Among Many COmpetitOrs-Lists of Events
 and Winners.

The High Scaool inte1-class track and field meet was finished yeste7- day afternoon by the running of the track events a. the old Rutherford Park, at Twentieth avenue and Main street. The field events were held at the school grounds Tuesday after reon.
 The Junior Class was the winner of the loving cup offered the class win- ming the greatest number of points. Also from The ranks of the Jun brs stepped the individu champion of the meet, Jeff Allen.
 Allen took ftrs't place with 37 points his nearest competitor being Knox with 19. Fletcher came third with 15 points.
 The following is the result of ,he track meet:
 120-yard dash. Smizer first; Allen, second; Knox, third, and Fletcher, fourth. Time 10 1-2 seconds.
 120-yard hurdle. Fletcher, first; Allen, second; Knox, third; Smizeq', fourth. Time, 20 l2-5 seconds.
 Pole vault. Allen, first: M. To- ney, second; Byrd, third; H. Toney and Smizer tie for fourth Heightn. 9 fee'. 10 inches.
 Half mile run. Allen, first; Farrar, second; Fox, thi-d Smizer, fourth Time, ,2l23 1-5.
 220-yard dash. Smizer, first; Knox, second; Allen, third Fletcher, fourth Time, 25 seconds.
 440-yard dash. Knox, first; Farrar, second; Fox third; Smizer, fo ur'.h. Time, 1 minute flat
 220-yard hurdle. Knox, first; AL len, second; Fletcher, third; Byrd, fourth. Time, 30 3-5 seconds.
 Mile run. Allen, first; Farrar, second; Few, third; Fox, fourth
 In .he 120-yard huy dies Fletcher ard Allen tied for first place and by the flip of a coin Fletcher won first
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16
TO REBUILD STREET
 CAR TERMINALS
Plans of Mcbride and McCammOn. Local Contractors, are Approved
 by Pine Bluff Company.

AsTNe first of number of improve ments that will give Pine Bluff a better street car service will be the remodeling, repairing and improving of the car barns and terminals on Third avenue and Popular street. Me Bride and McCammon, architects and general contractors; submitted plans for the work which were approved by the Pine Bluff Company yesterday and the work will begin as soon as construction material is placed on the ground
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16
TO REAE ESSAYS
 AT TEMPLE SERVICES

The four little girls and two fooys who are to be confirmed at the Jew ish Temple soon, will read their con- firmation essays at the Temple ser vices Friday evening. These who will be confirmed and the subjects of their essays follow: Fannie Marx Woman in Israeli Arden Smith "After Confirmation; Annie Lucille Rosenberg, "Why I Want to be Con- firmed;" Helene Eisenkramer, Hell el;" Lucille Elliott, "Man and His Mission;" Charles Reinberger, "Why l am a Jew"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16
PLAN BIGGEST FAIR IN OUACHITA VALLEY
Executive Committee of the Seven. County Project Organizes
 at Camden.

Camden, May 15.-The executive committee, consisting of six represent tatives appointed by .he Farmers Un- ion and six appointed by the Camden Board of Trade, met yesterday and elected E.. P. Reynolds as president; :; H. A. Dean. vice president; R. $. Stephens, treasurer, and k. D. New ton, secretary. Presidan, Reynolds was authorized to appoint commis- teeman from each township in the county 10 form general committee for the Ouachita Valley Fair. This fai. comprise Ouachita, Union, Col umbia, Clark. Nevada. Dallas and Gals oun, counties. and is always well al endad. The date selected for ,his fall was from October 15 to 19.
 The farmers of the executive com mi .tse were delegated to act as pre- mium comm ttee. R. D. Newton, W. R. Smith ard l.. B. Stone were con- <, ituted a committee on attractions and amusements. s. B. Proctor was appointed chairman of the city fi- nance committee. A. B. Crumph, principal Of the negro high school of this city, was appointed superintend- ent of the ne gro depastmere. Active work W II be begun at once by she va ricus committees. The premium lists will be distributed early in June. It is expec.ed that this year will see the biggest fair ever held in the 0uachi.a Valley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16
THESE SIX LETTERS From New England Women
Prove that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
 pound Does Restore the Health of filling Women.

Prove that Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable COm- pound Does Restore the Health of filling Women.
 Boston passing through the Change & of Life and suffered eaec taking Vegetable Compound taken them regularly since and am steadily your 2 s ThG 1 fGqss sx M n as iS @ GEORGE J1BT Street, Boston,
 Letter from Mrs. Julia King, Phoenix, RI.
 Phoenix R1"1 steady the F old until had been married that caused my bad feel woSd aa1 o s: 'S SSSs Letter from Mrs. Etta Donovan Willimantc, Conn. %
 something different @ d sg s m 3bs @ % sa s % what would taking the and GTA fsl DsaV % Wi a9si ts y
 Letter from Mrs. Winfield Dana, Augusta, Me.
 Augusta Compound the perfectly WrlnlD plna RRp ao s Aaeaa lsg Me-
 Letter from Mrs. J. A. Thompson, Newport, Vt. as s s the e shs % a 5 foe yves & M dn 5sgan taking E ssa ~ay M Newport Center, -
 Letter from Miss Grace Dodds Bethlehem, NH. s % % pound ah ast sg % % Ts s s a g sn % n1 e na Rs m an do oe 5ave to % m all Box 1aa, Bethlehem NH. as bssa ba ~ e ae @ n@ qme f WSo Tt W no9 y s f % ss sna ef
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16

There are eeople in this town who unthinkingly neglect a mere cold'' though they would not otherwise ex- nose their children or themselves to danger. Yet cold neglected may develope into contagious diptheria. bronchitis, or pneumonia. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly for it stops coughs quickly and cures colds. It contains no opiates and is safe for children.-W. l.. Dewoody X O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16

R. T. Hunt, 130 Campbell St., Hot Springs, Ark, has proved the value of Foley Kidney Pills as an effective medicine for kidney and bladder troubles. "I was in pretty bad shape Nhen I got some of Foley Kidney Pilis, but they cured the pain, and my kidneys act normally and there is no longer sediment. 1 am cured of all kidney trouble by Foley Kidney Pills W. Ls Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16

"A Gas Stove for actual cost. We are closing them out. Now is your opportunity.-Reap # Crawford Fura
 Co. a4 .s,H e..4zs ti
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16

Mrs. J. c. Martin, 3312 Ninth Ave north. Nashville, Tenn, has benefited hv the healing and tonic qualities of Foley Kidney Pills, and is willing that others should do likewise. She says T suffered with kidney trouble and had a severe pain across my back ana felt all tired out. Foleiy Kidney Pliis ssfYef4}ed satsspnoe, and ina short Rmee entirely relieved ndinv.gorated me
 -M. l.. Dewoody & Go. s..s.4...4.a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16
nEIps X JUDGE IN BAD FIX.

Justice Eli CheFry, o1 uIIIIs 1f'''S rem, was plainly worried. pau :. sore on his leg had baffled several 1oc.ars and long resisted all reme, .d,as, aI.. thought it was cancer; .ha wrote. At last used Bucklens < Arnira Salve, and was compietely a,,rad Cures burns. boils, ulcers, s:,,is. bruises and piles. p cents a' Ill druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-16
ASK FOR LOWER s BATES ON PETROLEUM
Z l,enrcsentati,e of Lake Carr CTS o'i
 l,an,pany Files Complaint With the s|s Interstlsae Commerce Commission.

xs,a < < K eton. May 15.-Ratss on ret .oia,, X, aliti fnel oil were declared ao 5. ' " 2, <, ssonabIe rom carapolis, Pa z% z% Fl, " ea, Niss, over the Pitts. \ me Railroad. by A-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
Large Number of Fanciers Wil Send Entries to
Sixteenth Annual Show-Many Hand
some Cups to Be Awarded

Mable Flynn. OF warrenton. and Ms
Julian Morris. OF Keswick. are among
the other women who vii! exhibit at
tho show. Tho JUICES have been se-
lected from tho best known horse
men in the country. ana Warrenton
VIII no doubt hold Its own" IN the
Virginia shows.
among those who Will exhibit arc
Messrs H c. Groome, warrenton;
Walker and James. Cauett; H l.
Hayes. Bealton; Amos r Payne. War
renton: J. T. Remey. Marshall; Nil
dred NJ. Human, Washington, D. C.;
Herman Ullman. Warrenton; Thomas
Turnbull, Jr, Casanova: Miss Lucy c.
Buckner. Gainesville Miss Annie Cam
den spilmen. Warrenton J. H. Nc
Cabe. Warrenton; Robert e Edmonds.
Casanova; r. c. Daniel. Blenheim
stables. Baltimore. Nd; waverly
Farms, Haymarket; Overbrook Farm,
Warrenton. Va; S. ". McCarty, Della
plane, T. o. Latham. Haymarket: T.
w. Payne. Dciaplane. James Adams.
The Plains; J. H. Dorse. Warrenton;
S c Glasscock. Mrs. D. c. Sands. Jr..
M!ddleburg. Va; r l. Evans. Rich
ard Waliach. j. E. Rector. Charles
Daniel. Warrenton. Va, Ashieigh
Farm. Delaplane: DR. Gerald J. o'Brian.
keswick; Robert Glasscock. Broad
Run. r. Carroll K.bby. Bluemont: L.
D Gaskins. D. *. Kerr. E. D. Mayers
Harry =. Kelley Melvin c. Hazen,
Washington John : Gaines, Mrs
John S. Gaines. w. Harry Pool. War
.enton; J. $. Hutton, Heartland Stock
Farms. DR.. Hollinsworth. Front Royal.
John Golden. w. S Sewers. r. s. Lake,
Hollic Dowen, j Il. McCabe. Jr P.
v Hayes. Henry Frost. Jenries.
Lloyd Anderson, Warrenton; J. Bryce
Bayiy. Markham; Comma nder j. II.
Reed. The Plains; z l. Redmon. Mid
dleburg. w p. Larkin. Bristow: Miss
Mable Flynn, Warrenton. Bowles
Brothers, wildwood; Miss clara r
Swartz. Lecspurg; Mrs Allan Potts
Happy Greek Farm. Gordonsvillc. Va.
". G. Fletcher. upperville: Bedford
Fletcher. Upperville James X Mad
dux. Werrenton; Mrs. W. b. Bullock
Manassas; Charles &. Payne. Jr., Gull
pepper; William L. Wilbur, Wurrenton;
Mitchell Harrison. Nokesvillc: W. and
r. Waller. The Plains; Julian Keith
Warrenton: r. Hunter Dulaney. Up
peryilie; Dr.. Archie Randolph. Char
iottsvilIe: Glenarra stock Farms.
Marshall; a MacBuckiey. Gainesville;
J. B. Skinner. The Plains: W. c.
Skinner. Middleburg; Leighton Stables.
Middleburg; Rock Valley Stock Farm.
The Plains; william X skinker The
Plains; Julian Morris. Keswck H W.
Herring. Nokesville: +. c. Anderson.
Warrenton; Z H. Goodman. Manassas;
". Colder Davis. Vernon Mills. and
C 7. Gilbert. ThoToughfare. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
HANDICAP TOURNEY
ny MCFARLAND.

1t is planned to run hand,can ten
Tin tournament at the Newport Allavs
10 begin Monday. August oGth and los
two weeks
The handicap will be computed az
cording to the average made I'm the
Richmond Rowling Assoch ton last
season. The high average man VIII
he the scratch man. and all below him
VIII have as many pins added to each
game as is shown IN the average zach
man VIII be required to roll twelve
games. total pins to count.
The winner Will he given an order
for tailor-made suit OF clothes.
Games may be rolled at any t,rc
as Ions as an alley manager is in at
tendance
Any bowler who aid not roll IN tbA
league last year can have n sulta HE
handicap arranged by calling at thu
Newport alleys any time during the
coming week '''e
No entrance fec will be charged ana
all the expense attached viii be the
price OF the games.
All those wishing to take part viii
please let be known by leaving their
ing week. 00'''-
This Is n good chance to go, NM
practice for the league which wifi
start next month and rare onnor-
t"nity to get your winter suit
Remember the games MAJ hc ro,,oa
Mt any time. New pins Will bo NO
v'ded and used In all games. ana al
games must be rolled on two alIevs ~
ternat'ng each frame
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
CHICAGO "FANS"
ARE BASEBALL MAD

Chicago, ILL.,. August 17.-Chicago
went bnsebnil mad Tonight. Not
since the Cubs won the worlds
championship from Detroit hns the
town been so wholly DARE over the
national Gnme. The victory OF
Chances Icgions over those Of
"Musgsy" aIcGrnw has left the
bugs dciirious with delight.
Tie $4,000 enthusiasts WIN saw
the peerless leaders forces trim, tho
Cunts in the third ana rubber
snme OF the series this afternoon
confidently contended that the
"itttie Napoleon OF basebnli, hnd
met hia waterloo, aud thar the Cubs
will win the National Lcasue PEN
nant. ana following that, az the
worlds series.
Ten thousand OF them gathered
on the fieId following the game nnd
carried the victorious Cubs 10 the
clubhouse. The business district
was crowded Tonight with honrse,
wild-eycd rooters. who marched
from one newspaper Office to an
other, cheering thesr heroes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
By n. N. (JAKE) RowsEY.

The scores in the Palace Summer
League last week were close and very
exciting. While some OF the teams
lost all OF the series. the Journal
team won three games. which put
them in second place in the stand
Ing J. Anderson leads in the aver
age column with 1o2.
The Lunch boys Won the series
from the News Leader team Friday
night. which gave them & great leed
in the standing. W. Anderson rolled
q star game for the Lunch boys. Taa
games this week will be very close.
as most of the teams are strengthen
ing The second round starts Mon
day night. and the teams are fighting
hard to land the first place on the
ladder. Tho Howitzers swept up tho
place in the standing last week.
Notes of Players.
Anderson still leads in the aver
age column.
Levy rolled we'll in Friday nights
series.
Gilbert the Lunch boys star Bowler,
fell in his average a few points last
week.
Smith rolled rather unusual. Being
late In the match Friday night. he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
PALMER BREAKS
COURSE RECORD
Local Golfer Establishes New
Mark on Hermitage Links.
August Handicap.

The women PLAYERS at the Hermit.
tsge Golf Club viii contest for the
August handicap cup Tuesday. This
cup at present is held By Miss Avis
Grant. who won II in July. In Octo-
Der IL VIII go for permanent posses
sion 10 the player who has won II
ofterest In the six monthly contests
On Thursday the men will contest
,or their handicap. which has been
held for month b. Rives Fleming.
Last week the record for the course
was broken By W. H Palmer. Jr.
who made IS going out and So coming
In Several professionals have made
low scores at the Hermitage. but this
beats them all Seventy two is par
for the course. Par" score is basea
on perfect play, SO II can be seen
that Mr.. Palmer was going some.
On Monday. September ?. the Her
mitage COLI Club Will send q team
to Norfolk to compete in the annual
State championship tournament. A
cup is offered BY the Virginia state
Golf League. to be held for one year
by the winning team. Permanent pos
session is given to the team that wins
the cup the greatest number of times
in the six years-lel2 to 1917. in
elusive. The cup last given by the
state league was won by the Herrni-
tage. I, is now on exhibition at the
club and is the pride of their dis
play OF trophies.
From the engraved legend one sees
II was won by the Hermitage at
Hampton in 1907, at Hermitage in 1905
at Lexington in 1910 and at the
Country Club OF Virginia in 1911. On
~ one other club has its name In
scribed on the cup. Hampton Roads
which won at Roanoke in 1908 The
team Will be composed OF r. H. Meade
captain, Dr.. s. B Moon. Rives F'lem-
Ing. w. c. Seeker. ". p. Wood. Bay
lov Riil. and substitute. \. 6. Hoover
This team looks good to the ex
peFts, and no one Will be surprised II
they make q good record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
War-enton

War:enton. Va, August 1s-The
entry list OF the fourteenth annual
exhibit Of the Warrenton Horse Show
Association closed two weeks ago and
contains more entries BY a large num-
Der than ever before The show this
year VIII contain forty classes. and
the exhibit has been SO arranged that
each day Will present to the visitor
u like exhibition OF the entries The
classes are well filled throughout. and
the standard OF the entries to be
shown is far above previous shows.
Interest IN the coming exhibition
has been stimulated by NUM-
Der OF additional cups and plate.
Mrs. Blair Johnson gives annually the
Robin Adair cup for the winner OF the
class OF ponies under saddle; the C.
annually by the association in memory
Of the former manager to the win
ner OF the blue ribbon in the class
OF CoEinthian hunters. each entry TO
be ridden in full hunting costume
The association also offers this year
a cup TO the winner of the pony har-
ness class. and II. c Groome, OF Air
lie Farm. makes handsome dona-
ton OF plate TO the value OF $50
for youngsters suitable to pec,me
hunters
The advance sale of reserved seats
and boxes would indicate that the at
tendance this year Will be larger than
ever before and. the associ z ton feels
IT can easily count on an attendance
OF from eight TO ten thousand peo-
pie The grounds have been put IN
the most perfect condition. and the
sing. which is second TO mono In the
State. was never In such shape. War
ronton is the last show In the Viz
ginia circuit and can easily boast OF
the saying. Last but not least" It
is believed the coming exhibition Will
be in every way the banner exhibition.
since the organization OF the associa-
tion.
a feature OF the coming exhibition
will be the returning TO the ring of
several we'll known local horsemen
among them being James X. Mad
duX. who Will show the best from his
large and well known Lection Hill"
tables. Many women Will exhibit at
Warrenton. they Away do. Mrs
Allan Potts. OF Happy Creek Farm.
VINO is probably the best known wo-
man exhibiting at the Virginia horse
shows. Will be in Warrenton. and VIII
show combination mare. Braoken
Rose, BY Bracken Chief. which won at
Orange under saddle. although not
placed ct Charlottesville BY reason of
an accident which happened only n
show. Mrs. Potts is only exhibiting
the one mare. but tho animal has been
entered in number OF classes. Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
AUTO CLUB WILL
DISCUSS PLANS

The Richmond Automobile club will
meet IN regular session Tomorrow
night in tho club rooms. The meet
ing Will begin promptly at $50
o'clock. and as much business of i'm
portance is to be considered. a large
attendance IS urgently requested.
Several changes In the bylaws will
be proposed. and Ideas for the ad-
vancement OF tho club will be pre-
sented 1t is the desire OF the mem
bers to broaden the field of activity.
and to this end suggestions Will he
welcomed. The question OF providing
new quarters will also come up for
discussion. The proposed run to be
held by the club Will be considered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
DOWN TEIEs ALLEYS

bowling In q ten-game series. Mrs,
Berger put UP some games that any
man bowler could feel well proud OF.
In ten game series she made 2o7 for
nigh score. with 165 for her low score.
This is record which no doubt viii
stand for some time for q womar
bowler.
Miss Myers Wins Prize.
Miss Beulah Myers won the hand
some gold medal offered by the man
asement of the Forest Hill Alleys
Captain George Wise is making n
great record these days at the Forest
i1ill Alleys. and he is putting ND the
pest game OF his career
Colonel Winfree, who has been out
OF the game for several weeks with n
sore hand. is now back in the rano
ana he is putting up some wonderful
scores in tenplns
Maxwell Lyons is now busy writing
book entitled What Know About
Bowling" Mr. Lyons's book viii CON
tain twelve pages. with nothing in a.
Not illustrated
Gold Medal Prize Winners.
The following is n list OF the wone,
oowlers who have won the gold med
ais offered by the Forest Hin Allevs
for their classy bowling this summer.
together with their scores: