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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

Regular meeting or John B. Hub
bard State Relief Corps. No. SO
Wednesday afternoon. in q. A. r. hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

After sickness of six years Mrs
Lucy J. Soule died, Monday, at heI
home ON the Madison road in Nor
ridgewock. She was born at Passport
70 years ago. a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Neweombe. Besides the
husband, Sumner Soule, one son, Will
liam; three brothers and four sisters
survive. She was a member of the
Baptist church. Funeral services were
held. AT 2 p. NJ, Tuesday, Rev. WyliC
H. Smith officiating.
The annual meeting of the Sorosi;
will be held, Wednesday evening
when officers will be elected for th'
ensuing year.
Frank Rrawn was taken to the Au.
gusta hospital for the insane, Tues
day, by DIR. w. M. Pulsifer. Mr.
Drawn suddenly became Ill., weel
ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17
$3.50

French Serge Dresses, made of ex.
ira quality serge, round neck, braid
trimming, wide fever side effect, but
ton trimmed, set-in sleeve. Skirt PLAN
back, wide button trimmed fold in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

The r. and T.. League of the First
Universalist Sunday school VIII meet.
at $50 P. NJ. Thursday. in the vestry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

The meeting of the Ladies Mission
AIRY Auxiliary of the Congregational
church viii be held at the home OF
Mrs. +. +. Greenwood. Madison ave.
nue., at 2 p NJ, Wednesday.
Hon. F. F. Mace, State forest com
missioner, will meet the Kennebec
river lumbermen and timberland own
ers at this place. Saturday, for the
purpose of arranging the forest fire
service for the coming season.
Hiram Bearce was given a delight
full Surprise party, Monday evening
by several of his friends, the occa-
sion being his birthday. Though sur
prised he had jolly good time play
ing games. Those present were; Mr.
and Mrs. c. N. Bragg, Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r
Oliver. Vesta Holden, MIR. and Mrs
Calvin Eaton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17
Doueal Mcdonald.

Among the recent deaths at Nor
riigewock is that of Dougal McDon-
aid. who was buried, Sunday. Mr. Nc
Donald died in the Insane hospital at
Augusta He was born in Prince Ed
ward Island. AZ years ago. He came
to Norridgewoek, II years ago. and
had been a stone cutter during that
time. Beside widow and three chill
dren, four sisters and one brother
survive. He was a member of the X.
of F. Lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17
$3.50

Navy Blue Serge Dress, diagonal
front, low neck, short sleeves, lace
collar and cuffs, metal buttons, Skirt
button trimming, diagonal fold IN
front,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17
HALL0WELL.
Usual Number Of Social
And Society Notices,
RaiIoWeII High Will Play Gar
diner, To-day, al Gardiner.
The Remains OF Late H. c. Merrill
Brought Here.-Funerai Today.

Frank r. Strout of Boston is the
guest of Winfield 5. WaldroE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17
rs. SMITH & GO.
GARDINER, NE.
Ladies' Dresses

We are showing a choice line OF
Silk and Serge Dresses, something
different in styles and finish than
many stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

Black Taffeta Silk Dresses, quiet
style, trimmed with narrow bias folds
of black and white taffeta, high neck.
short sleeves, lace yoke, cuffs trimmed
with lace and accordian silk plating,
skirt plain back, and wide fold in
frort, button trimmed,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

Black Serge Dresses, round neck
lace collar, band of, braid in front ex.
tending down on skirt, small metal
button trimming,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

Whip Cord Dresses, round neck
taffeta silk sailor collar and cuffs
Vandyke lace on collar, back OF wais
coat effect, button trimmed, skir
with fold in front,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

Will be instituted Thursday evening,
April 18, at 8 o'clock in p. A. HouIe-
hans Hall, opp. Library Bldg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

One last seasons black and white
Foulard Silk, long sleeves, high neck.
panel front skirt with plaits at bot
tom, lace collar and cuffs, size 50.
$3.50 value, now,
So. 90
,,.nr 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

Navy Blue Serge Dress, round neck
black and white BensaIne Silk Re
vers and piping, cuffs button trimmed
snd piped. Skirt with fold in front
trimmed with large fancy covered
buttons,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17

Fouard Silk Dress, round neck,
fancy collar of lace and messaline,
skirt with diagonal fold with set in
messaIine panel,
The evening world., 1912-02-17
National Sped
Skating Races
He,e 70-Aight

With over a hundred Of the best and
s~peedicst skaters In the country entered.
the National Championship Skating Car
nival al the st. Nicholas RIM tonight
promises to be n huge success. Among
those who'll appear Is Robert Mclean
Of Chicago. who won three events In
the International Amateur Skating Car
nival at Boston last night. capturing the
SS0-yard and the one and two mile
events.
The entry list for to-n.ght's races in
cludes UGH famous names on the Ice as
Logan and Wheele. OF Montreal. Gunder-
son. Kaad and Jensen of Chicago:
Hess. Hoernig. Leonard and the
O'Sickey brothers OF Cleveland. Belyea.
lngraham. Bell and Coleman Of Hall
fax: Jack Walker of Saranac Lake:
Fisher and Ahlroth OF 81. Louis: Thomp-
SON. Dannahy. Gordon. Murch and
Dodge Of Boston. and Bush. the famous
one-armed skater. OF Vancouver. d. c.
Against this array OF visiting skaters
the Eastern Kinks have entered Phil
Eearney. who has a record Of over
fifty championships: Billy Burkholder.
Taylor. Kuehne and Dayton OF :he New
York A. c.. and a number Of others.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
WASHINGTON LEE TO
PLAY c. c. N. Y. TONIGHT,

Tine basketball team OF Washington
and Lee University will make It's first
appearance Of the season In this city
tonight. when the Southern c~ollegians
will clash with C.. c. n. Y. In q game
on the court of the local quintet, One
Hundred and Thirty-eighth street and
Convent avenue. The visitors, who
hail from Lexington. Ky, are reputed
to be the fastest basketball players
In the South. They ARE coming here
with an excellent record for the season.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Wants Agricultural Depart
ment to Report on Plans to
Stimulate Horse Industry.

Thousands OF horse racing enthusiasts
arc ablve with excitement to-day over
the action ~ Governor Dix asking the
State Agricultural Commissioner Huson
to report lat once what steps should
horses In his State. The huge army OF
racing devotees see In this action OF Gov.
Dix the significant move made by
any n toward bringing back the restor-
alton OF the sports Of Kings In this state.
The letter OF the States Executive 10
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Enthusiasts See
Hope for Sport in Dix;s
Inquiry About Breeding

regarded all tho more important at this
time as Il Is almost simultaneously with
the editorial printed In tho Albany paper
OF william Harness 1r.. chairman Of the
Republican State Committee. In which
MaJor-icn. Wood was quoted as COM
planning that recent State legislation
affecting racing 10 causing a depletion of
thoroughbred racing establishments
national calamity"
In view OF tho fact that william
Barnes jr.. and Major-Gen. Leonard
Wood contend that tho recent state leg
islation Affecting racing Is driving
thoroughbreds out Of tho country, those
Interested In racing are wondering II
Commissioner Huson can suggest any
other remedy than the repeal OF the
more drastic provisions OF tho racing
law In order to keep the best racing
horses on this side OF the water through
the continued operation of the race
tracks In this State.
In his letter to Commissioner Huson
Gov. DIX said:
1T has been brought to my attention
that the problem OF obtaining suitable
mounts for tho army. National Guard
and police departments OF the country
10 becoming more and more dlfncult.
and II seems to me that the farmers
OF Now York State could and should be
induced TO produce the type OF horses
suitable for the various branches of
mounted service.
The Federal Government has been
making scientific efforts toward the re-
establishment OF standard breeds In
New England and I would be glad to
have your opinion as 10 the best method
OF stimulating the interest OF and CO.
operation by III breeders OF this state
toward the Improvement OF this import
ant branch OF animal h~usbandry.
n In you opinion II will he necessary
TO eNpend any moneys In addition to the
regular budget OF your department In
order IN take up this question | shall
be glad 20 have you submit an esti-
mate as to the probable cost OF such
Investigation looking to the introduce
ton OF such an Item In the appropria-
t.on and supply bills. This seems to DO
n matter wthoh your department can
we'll take up 10 the great advantage Of
all concerned, and I hope that you will
be able 80 give mo a report In the mat
ter at an early date.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Burns TO Meet
Johnny Coulon -Moryow
For BantamWeiQht Title
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Fa.rmont A. c.. Joe White vs..
Young kurtz. ten rounds.
At Brown Gymnasium A. A..
Young Rector VS.. Jimmy Ambrose.
ten rounds.
At Olympic A. C.. Eddie Sherman
VS.. Johnny Daily, ten rounds.
AT Long Acre A. a.. Frankie Man
so vs.. Kid Barnes. ten rounds.
At SharkeS a. c., Johnny Moran
vs.. Johnny Lore, ten rounds.
~ Royale 4. c.. Brooklyn. all-star
card of bouts.
At National A. C., Brooklyn. BIZ
Mackey vs. Youag FtzsiEimons, ten
rounds.
At Gowarus \. C.. Brooklyn. Ball
Anderson 81. Jim Jordan. ten
rounds.
AT Liberal A. G.. Staten Island,
Kid Esan VS.. Willie Murphy. ten
rounds.
At New York A. c. finals In anna
teur boxing tournament.
The evening world., 1912-02-17

ers or the two nations promises 10 10
unusually keen. There VII be no Inn
ported Judges this year, however. The
show committee In selecting rlng off,
clais have decided on one what they
consider IL mighty representative list OF
American experts. and most Of the ex-
hibltors are heartily In accord with Il.
Tbs year. Inclusive OF the additions for
C~amayedcs, Shetland sheepdogs and
Sealyham terriers, entries for Go casscs
have been received, In addition To spec
lals' The return % the 81, Bernard 10
fanciers' favor has resulted In "A biz
entry list for this breed and has also
brought back other breeds. such as the
mastlr, bloodhound and Newfoundland,
which have been ont Of court.
The only Newfoundland bouched las,
year won the Miscellaneous class. The
eollies viii lead the show In point Of
numbers and will also include numerou,
recent tmpoytAe.onA
The evening world., 1912-02-17
COLUMBIA FIVE TlGHTENS
HER HOLD ON THE TITLE,

Columbia ,!shiened her hold on the basketball
championship by the easy manner In which she de.
feated the Yale collegians In the Morninesids
ing wha, . vas, difference there was In The playing
ability Of the two teams. Tue visitors were only
able to score one goal from the field. and thai
wa made BY S~tarkwtathel early In the first hall.
While the Blue and White team was downing
Old Ell the Cornell quintet. which 10 the only
team that the locals need fear In the race for the
and won by . score Of 80 TO ~. The home team
were. o~utplayed, from the start. but for . time in
the frs, half they managed to tie the score at IL
all and imbued their followers with false hope.
The evening world., 1912-02-17

A y entry list Of unprecedented
"A length and Including the ma
= jor.ty OF blue ribbon dogs In
America and even from abroad will
feature The thirty -slNth annual bench
show OF the Westminster Kennel Club.
which opens AZ the Now Grand Central
Palace next Tuesday morning. More
than 500 entries ave been received u
pcate and when the exhibit opens twen.
ty-one states and every prDvucp IN the
Dominion OF Canada VIII b, represented
The rewards ipg excellence VIII foot M
TO over aJ.pv ia premiums ana special
prizes,
The Westminster show holds tho same
r~o,,iion Ia this country that g. occi-
pied by tho Crystal Palace exhibition
IN England, Many OF the champions
Judged AT the British show have beer
brought TO this country. and tho CO n,
Dsesleu -bsIWssa the oius rtbbm bark,
The evening world., 1912-02-17
FRANKLIN "SUBS" FOR
CAREY AND BEATS CROSS,

Phil Gross. who has been fighting we'll for some
time, was outrointei by Benny Franklin, q Ha.ltm
welterwcixht, in the star bout Of ten rounds a.
the New Polo A. A. show. Franklin was sutsli
tuted tor Tommy Carey Of Philadelphia. who failed
10 put In an appearance after having given the
club officials his word that he would DO on hand.
Franklin made a remarkable showing for a fighte,
who had taken on q bout at the last minute.
In the first round Franklin dropped Cross with
. ngh, hand swing on the jaw, and after that he
managed to get IN heavy jabs To- his face and stiff
swings TO his body. Cross fought back hard AID
managed 70 hurt Franklin occasionally With waliops
In tla lf.ty
The evening world., 1912-02-17
BELIEVED NOW THAT LEois-
lAToRs WILL TAKE UP SUBJECT

Statesmen m this city for the week.
end express the opinion that Gov. riv's
action will DO the f%orerunner OF n gem
era move on the part OF tho two poll
teal parties At Albany IN introducing
bills In the Legislature 10 repeal the
Owners Liability clause In tho law
which effectively stopped racing In this
State. For some time past there has
been q luke-warm on foot at
Albany by both Democrats ana Repub-
leans TO interest the farming element
OF the State TO have introduced a bill
with the purpose Of killing the obnoxi-
GUS Owners Liability clause. but each
party has been afraid to TAX the in
i~tiative. fearing a fank-rnovement from
the other on the political checker-bosrl.
Now. according 10 tho politicians. since
Gov. Dix has AIKEN tho FIRST move In
tho matter. nothing should prevent the
Democrats and Republicans from Uniting
ana passing a hin that viii bring bach
racing, minus the Questionable betting
features.
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Amateur Bouts In BrOoklyu.

amateur boxing tournament has been received b.,
the BROOKLYN Beach A. G. for their big A. A. u.
show that will take place tonight ct the club
the heayies is ,;eo. tall. known as the fighting
diver. lie has been trained by Msitty Matthews.
stands on two feet. Three other classes will I've
n,,..t.
The evening world., 1912-02-17

~ "e~ "'o' 'O -
rsmsmDer ~nen pcopio usce :.
- .. w: "s". sa"e' "cn' WV"
-. .OIs'' "un"" was -, s"'"1
"~s ono VI muse
..u. VINO JAooeo quick shd sot U"
~. NN wv '"e'e ".s". 81,
49," ~ ~
-- rNu u"o
~" ."o .om sharAes ou'
~"s..". "evsl so,. 1911
~ o "'s Wv" asn'
~ Nh. s.SS.s 80. ~.
-.,.~ $500 -
-. e.s.~. ~. "-s.~ .."..
-sss .sro,.h ;h.,. $3.50 a.u,-s,h,r.
~ ma,
~. u .. ~.
.a.~S.s..S a.. n. .. g.,
~ ~. ~, n.vnn .Lr~
~e..,s .u,~-,x ... h,,,.
= - ~..~.. -, 80.
- To- s,ov ~. s.r
INN the arpt round I N,rnsd toward
my cornsr at the bell and 0us
= dtdn't hsar Il ana swung an Az.
fui punch and cut my eye wide open.
otaGgsred to my cornsr ana - I eat
oeWn ! nsaro someoooy IN any private
10 OF the corner say: The poor old
6uy ne ought TO do something else.
He can't 1Ght any mora. turned N
o~or~. n.v.,n ana $3.50. .a.or~. an
-..~,- 49, .,a..
C.."s - o.'
mo. Bob. no. said George. almost
esysas. you're winn'ns' And Just then
Seoy Williams sansd over the ropes
emA esssd; WHAT'S The matter with him.
oeorUsr After that ] got An awfu
hammsnng. A. the end Of the dfth
voaud ] could just walk 10 my corner.
Ye. Tor the drst time In my lie !
wsot to my corner feeling defeat: !
S1t that ] was licked
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Jersey City Lad Likely 10 Be
Weak at Weight, 1l6
Pounds Ringside, in New
Orleans Battle.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

4 BATTLE Tor the legitimate ban-
~ tamweight championship OF Amer
lea will be fought ut New Orleans
tomorrow afternoon. and every hght
fan In this country Is interested In the
result. Johnny Cou!on OF Chicago. Nho
Is the holder OK the title. n Frankie
Purns of Jersey City. the best bantam
Il. the East. will be The lads vic Will
meet. They will come together before
the West Side A. c.. the biggest boxing
club IN the South. In o twen.y-round
70 at ile pounds. weigh In at the ring
side.
Coulon 10 70 receive a guarantee OF
$4,000. with the privilege OF accepting
3. per cent. CT the receipts. while Burns
!. working CT q 30 per cent basis. Cou-
Ion IL the favor!te In the betting. at
Odds OF 10 20 s. the majority OF the fol-
lowers OF pugilism In New Orleans hg-
urinx him a sure winner over the Fast
little Jersey City lad.
The weight. ZIG pounds r!ngside. Is
likely to injnre Burns's nance OF win
ming, as lie has had considerable
trouble In making n. and consequently
may be weak when he faces his sturdy
opponent. who will be strong at the
v Weight.
Burns's manager. Jimmy De Forest.
tried % got Coulon to allow Burns TO
weigh In two hours before the light,
but Couion absolutely refused. saving
that they would weigh In at the ring
side or he would call OF the contest
Joe Jeanette hAs been ,-atched by his manager,
Danny Mcketnck. 70 meet two bury colored
fighter 10 the same ring. 10! thrss ryunds essh.
At tile SHOW n the American 4. Z. Of Philsdelrhis
viii 80 assinst. are Chuck Charlton and NoIts
q resi- Of ten MINUTES viii 60 acainst Hana
Jsanstts expects N stop both msu.
Mike Gibbons. The fl,.ic '.phenon" of 81. Paul,
viii take . TIP to Philsdslphds TO-DAY where he
light middieweisht q that city. in q sig r1und
h0ui before the National 4. 4. tonight. Mts
!, in fine condition. and before .%stsrtins said thai
he would tD his hardest to put Howell away.
with big Franz Moran. the Pittsburgh heavy.
weight, due 70 anivs here from England 90 the
steamship Csrmanis either tonight OF to.uarrov
morning, the chancss are thst little time VIII
Sc iSs By ~. local S,m club LIB . .,,S.s c. IN 'l M,n"Slh,,.s q /;
snd Paris. his istc.. Victim being Fed stcrbeei,
The champion Of south Africa. whom he won from
in eleven rounds. Mike Glover. Frank Loushrey
and Al. Lipps are coming home with Moran.
Al McMuray, who has rsigned q matchmaker
II the Brown dymrarium A. A., hts rssluati0n
10 take eject on March Q, will probably at Al
manager Of Johnny Mario. the wat dds lfht
The evening world., 1912-02-17

OF the frst round ] turned 20 my corner
and told him to let the right 10 and
~~llop mo on tho eye. and he did H..
u busted the stitches out 80 that
the blood ran all over me and made
the pictures look like tho real hin
Afterward people said they couldn', be
TAXED pictures and pointed out that wal
Top on the eye. And afterward when I
sunk that solar plexus punch In. Gus
made some awful faces. I quo lat
It 30 pretty hard. We got bunxed up
worse than In tho real Eight. and then
wo went home together. 1 had To
laugh at Cos and no was Laughing al
me.
And when I got to New York and
went to tho Bartholdi. whore We were
living. both my eyes were shut tigh,
NO that I had to be led to my O 1
said, Lead mo upstairs md around e.
the loft and to the first door on thr
right. and then wait outside knocked
n Ross came out. I said. Lead me
10 = glass She did II. and I pulled one
eye open and looked al myself. Say,
] was = funny sight. never saw my
sof Wit. " black eyes before. and I
had to laugh until ! near tell down.
Then got Into a bathtub full OF hot
water and had = steak put over my
eye and sat there TOR three hours. But
me funniest thing was that before !
fought Gus I had malaria bad. and Gus
knocked most Of II out. He knocked
the rest out Of me In Philadelphia. That
wal the quickest cure Tor malaria on
record"
And Bob picked up HE suit case and
Narted TOR the train. Bob Frtxsimmons
Jr. nay follow later. tor Fitz Is train
Ing him and thinks he's the coming mid
dlewe'eht and heavyweight champion.
The boy has 4 kick Just like the old
man. says Bob.
The evening world., 1912-02-17

o,roo,c wh,p. Houck ON Points.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. iT.-rommy o'Toolr
outp0intcd Tommy Houek. Who ia. bean doing
Sonpsrel A. q Honck found O'Tooie tough
Same, and the latter. Was, entitled to the honor,
irssn bell 70 bell nns hs ssn v sAsss oTeS1s
The evening world., 1912-02-17

weisa,, y the future. Mario. brother had , talk
nith McMurrsy al the National Suprring tluh ami
We latte said lie would guide Mario IL Paddy
h"Ah was Though with him.
Willie, Lewis. who foish, Paddy LAWN ~
Cleveland las. night. arrived honA TODAY and i'm
~ineiiately rtnrntd to Johns,n's Rnldhousc. ul.r.
Re irsuneI training FOR hls ten round hcut .ich
:Miss ihNbons 1T . locl club next fnl,i Iisat.
y feel It in my bones S,h Lewis "rhai iaI
going 70 beat Gibbons this time. In The liz, i,s -
VIII he IN excellent condi'ior. And a. know
,iib'uns cannot punch hard enough to hurt ,s |
intend 10 wade right into him fpnI tie STAT
WIZ the hope ri getting otcf 4 knockou, va!!ni.'
A match ls' bren clinchcd brtweeu ,ri. Tar,
Conn. ard Bill Honey" Mcliof,. O. j:1.,SHt
T,iey VII NEE; IN q twcl.e'rounj blGt itfore tli.
New Bedford 4; G. Of Now fiel'orl. Mass. OF
Wa;hins."n,. Ritldsy night, This should :. a
and a!ways sail right into an opponent.
on Bose Is very anxious TO mattel One. R,urs
logan against lsckvy Mcfarland or owen M.fsu.
ard II their. r.%snectiye manager. can agrc Ga
WHICH club shan net It lncsi fig-' fans viii SCI.
what should be one ~ the star contests al the
sels9n Mo'aa wants T., 90 through the l!gh
o "s,sI' eG G,Sss ana M 4 Io,,ei' win TIE rlsht Tor a.
bout With Joe Bedel.
Nett weeks bou; between Jack Goldman AMI
MD Burns - more interesting q, n purely local
hood and the riralry between them has been mois
or iess intense Tor a year or mprec. Goodnan's
friends say he will surely beat Burns. anJ the lat.
tefs rooteers believe lust the opposite. The mea-
ton OF eithcr's name on the ives; die from riff.
WITH street TO the battery il enough {, Start "a
The evening world., 1912-02-17
Evening Worlds
headPin Tourney
Last Njoht's Results,

sasInaSmc9,cserIns. ioaj w.l,., 10; B'ar,
'O iioa psas'F; B l%i yntn' zoe Il: rs g. Eli I'll, 81:
We,cr. "a: sialljohsnn. "a. Aibrecii. Is. Total.
Loole. q Rel Bank, ~, J..-valentne. rs;
Cray IS: hoat'. 81: Skins. S.: Dennis. ss. To-
os. i% : d. j., II. s0o sSisssi. e.; u L. c, a..ls. e..
brock. 81: bnna. !ss; Strange. lie Toiai. 'i47..
n. Y. Central Freight Claim-Huniar, 30:
llendrics, So rii. 100; Clarke. Sc; Horton. IS.
p rc,, 50 Hu''er. 49, Ren1. ss' @. zosllsF' a.
Ms spS;,' 30 NJ y., nI-p Is. 2 p ,."n o. 1 St,;on s7s s''
MI m.;. Si.1 q; S Ta,.s e. e p. S Teri ( i ~;
r. sssa"hhS sm;il, s%; r. sp'''9Ts ot, Hs s7b Brown |'' w0ile''
o., s%pnai,iS1 ,ssi ad,t "a 10 risT%nl" 80; King,
Park Circle observation-disclosures. %; Gerry. 90:
M,Kssss' 49, win'srton. Ioo' Hutei'ins. "a. To,
Sunset NO ImKirby o:; Zoos; So; schieriS.
Co. oei'iRs sai,. q 10. "' TS'.;,. ii ia. "o''H' ~ Henderson
u. S..,o': q. G Gias g. s GGn"; S. z&ssT.sI... 81, 81:
Roll Of Honor.
Fob Winners.
y A. Wilson. Saginaw. ............. ITO
/. = sFIs%i1 %ns sa' d,i ssd'" iT.-:ie;. 'N.'Jj::.: II:
4. Thos. Iahrishie. Natl Bank Of M i0l
High Team Scores.
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High Individual Score.
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