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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

The best eylf OF the day resulted from
the round of h. 81 WAd. 81 Crawford.
VIM ran down Tor the hauai ar VAN q
card OF IG-l-l.. Nlla led "Oin ways O'0
he coutcnted himself with takihb the
sross pliz,. the net so!ng to +. H. BIOS
som. OF Wee Burn with sl-O-'0. ems
holu Beach was Ineligible, FOR he Won 4
cup in another division.
The summary ana scores folio"
,,r,, s,,,..u ,,,ml-nnaI roundJ Jacob A..
Janin. Fox HuIs. beat b. s. botioine' OK
INNS. W and ! 10 play Hamilton n, ht' /;
south shore. beat Il. !. Allen FOX INNS :
" F InI rouns%Kerr beat Janin. Up ana /
TO PLAY.
Heaten eight tarst sixteen. seml-hnal
round Chlsholm Beach. Ncw YORK A. g..
nat g. Hitchcock. lr, Fox liilis, up ana =
to play. John vs.. 81 Menamy. Dun"ood'e'
beat H. 10. pTudlo. Sew YORK cor 'luo up
Final rouud-B,ach beat McMcnamy. Gp
and . 10 pla!.
second sixteen ,seinl- husI roundl--A. r..
hammer. Fox IiiiiE beat Harold DOWN =
ApaHsmIs. up and 10 play, Lloyd rent
Fox His. beat X. ". l"II''""' '"N'~""' q"
pFiGal round-ksmmer beat Ten'. up and
. 10 play.
Beaten eight lsecond sixteen. semi-hnal
round IT j.. fOuro}t FOX lilih' utdb D. =
uaIc Richmond. . up ana 10 play. 4. L.
Palmer. Oakland. beat Dr. $. y. Hlunah'
crawford. up and q 20 play.
Final rouud--conrOy beat Palmer. up
aud ) TO play.
Third sixteen tssmi- final round Frank
- Barrett. FIX Hills. beat Il. l. Wyatt. Fox
INNS. / up t.l holrsJ DR. l.. l.. Barnett
Nov York G1lf club. beat j. ii. webster
Dvker Meadow. . up and ! 10 play.
Final rOuud--baTctt beat Barnett up.
Heatsn eight third sixteen tsemi anal
rnuuaI r. ". McCouu. Fox lillls, beat VI. ~.
Forda. Dunwoodic. ~ default Mduri"
Pnsry Fox Hills beat ~ q. Richie. Wy
kuR,I . up and 10 play.
FINAL round -Poscy beat McC0un. up and
. Co play.
Fourth sixteen (femi-hnal rouEdJ Percy
T. pyuo "a Wcstbrook. beat captain O. J..
scott. Fox Hills, . up, g. q. Baxter, Brook
ism FOREST Park. beat @. \. Dixon. IT,. Shin
uecock 1 up and . 10 play.
Final round--BaXtcr beat Pyne, | up go
holes.
Beaten eight. fourth sixteen (scmi-hnal
round 81 wills. Waumbek. beat ". II.
uolston. WykagyL by default. :. I Abcr,
ToX mis- lcat g f. r. Scharps Forest nm,
4 M and io play
Final round-Wtlls beat Abcr ? up and I
10 yltv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
CANOEISTS IN ANNUAL CAMP
200 Members of Association to Hold
Trial Races Here

About two hundred canoeists gathered
yesterday for the annual meet and camp
Of the Atlantic division Of the American
Canoe Association. The rendezvous was
at Wards Point, Tottenville. Staten ISL
and. In the absence OF Nice-Commod-
dorc \. -. Bcrning. commander OF the
division the camp was pitched under the
direction OF Rear Commodore T.. r.
Ayres. Representatives Of practically
every club i'm the division were at the
rendezvous.
The fact that the trial races to pick
the defender OF the International Chal-
lenge Cup would be held during the en-
campment was responsible for the large
number at Wards Point yesterday II
wind and weather permit the trial races
will be sailed on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday OF this week The contests will
be managed by the special cup committee
Of the New York Canoe Club, holder OF
the trophy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
RECORDS FALL IN
NEW ENGLAND GAMES
Power Wins Mile in Fast Time
and SChcoIbOy Surprises
in Broad Jump.

Boston. June 20.-Six New England
amateur records were broken. two were
equalled and two more established to-
day at the annual championship track
and field meeting Of the New England
Associatio of Amateur Athletic Unions
on Technology Field. Athletes OF the
Boston Athletic Association were respon-
sble for seven OF the ten record per-
formsnccs
As the track upon which the running
events were contested is a comparatively
slow one, some of the times recorded
were considered remarkable James A.
Power, OF the Boston a. A., won the mile
in minutes ~ 2-5 seconds, defeating Os-
car +. HedIund, a clubmate.
Thomas j. Halpin. Of the same club,
raced 40 yards, with two turns. in 40 Sec
onds, for another new mark. w. II.
Meanix, also of the Boston A. A, won
the 220-yard low hurdles in the record
time of % % seconds.
The other three records were I'm the
field events. j. o. tombstone, Of the Bos-
ton A. A., did feet l5s inches in the
high jump, and X W. Torrey. Of Bed
ford. vauted II feet ~ inches in the
pole vault. The broad jump Of Lincoln
f. Prescott of Phillips-Andover, OF p
feet G,a inches, was surprise.
Existing records were equalled by
Howard =. Drew, Of Springfield, in the
l00-yards dash, and by J. 4. High, Of the
Boston A. A., I'm the l20-yard hurdles.
The marks made i'm the discus and Javelin
events stand a. records, these being new
events on the programme.
one OF the most keenly contested races
Of the afternoon was the half-mle which
Eugene T.. Marceau, Of the Boston A. a,
won In l:51 3-5.
y. $ Robinson, the Mercersburg
schOolboy who performed 80 well earlier
i'm the season, was able to score only sec
ond place I'm the 20-yard dash. which
was won by T. Howe, OF Boston Eng
| lsh High Schooi, IN % is seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
GUARDSM[N AGAIN
BEAT SOUTH ORANGE
Seventh Regiment, on Errors
in the Eighth, Sends Over
the Winning Runs.

The 7th Regiment baseball nine won It's
second amateur league game Of the sea-
son from the South Orange Field Club on
the latter's field yesterday, with the score
to g.
II was an evenly waged contest and
the tins men scored the winning runs on
errors I'm the eighth inning. j. Bryan
reached first when +. Winters fumbled
his grounder. lie reached second on a
wild pitch and scored when Winters
missed McGuires fly back Of first base,
Mcclure going to second on the throw
10 the plate Pierson then dropped Mey-
ers's throw on Donohues scratch. and
Mcclure came home.
Wray, who started pitching for the sol
diers. was wild. hitting four Of the held
club men with pitched balls during the
six innings that he twirled. Gorsch, VINO
supplanted him, was steady and kept the
home team scoreless.
wilkinson pitched good ball for the
field club. and was hit hard in only one
inning-the fourth. \ long single by
Kelleher, with two men on the bases,
gave the field club two runs in the third,
the first scores Of the game. The New
York nine tied IL up in the NTH on
Gorsch's single and two misplays by Kel-
leher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
GOLF CUP TO MRS. BARLOW
Wins Lenape Trophy by Beat
ing Miss Campbell at Shawnee.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

BY Telegraph 10 J ne lrlouh''I
Stroudsburg, Penn. June 8.-The East
ern champion Mrs. Ronald II. Barlow OF
Merton, continued her record breaking
play I'm the final round for the Lenape
cup and easily defeated Miss Ethel Camp
bell, Of OVERLOOK, by 7 up and to play
on the first hole Mrs. Barlow was just
off the green with her second, but MISS
Campbell found the creek and resigned
the hole. However, the Overlook player
squared the match on the second hoie
after "A fine recovery from bad drive
Mrs Barlows second shot being rather
Indifferent The third hole was halVed III
par figures, but in the fourth Miss camp
bell found the rough from her Drassie
second. while a finely hit midiron put
Mrs. Barlow almost dead. From thiS
point the Merton woman played unbeat-
able golf
In the consolation round OF the frs-
set Miss Mildred Caverly, Of the Phila-
delphia Cricket club. after hard uphlil
R2ht. was defeated by Mrs. Florian krug'
Of Englewood, by a score Of up and l
TO play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
MONTCLAIR BATS WITH VIM
So Does Commonwealth, but
Home Team Wins by a Run.

The Montclair Athletic Club Of the
Amateur Baseball League scored VIC
tory over the Commonwealth Club in a
free and hard hitting game on the for
mers field at Montclair, n. j.. yesterday.
by a score Of II to 10.
A total OF % hits were made, and OF
this number the victors secured II. -Four
home runs and two triples were features
Of the game. Kane and Throop, for
Montclair, and Gardner and r. Ayres. Of
Commonwealth, made circuit drives.
Kane and r. Ayres also accounted for
doubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
CLEVER SOCCER WATER POLO
Young Mems Christian Association
Team Beats Water Tigers.

The West Side Young Mems Christian
Association gave fine exhibition of the
English soccer water polo game I'm de-
feating the West Side Water Tigers in
the tank at Palisades Park, y. J., yes
terday. by a score Of ! to 2.
After scoring a goal in the second half,
Friedlander, OF the association team.
caught a cramp in his right leg. He con-
tinued on after a slight rest TO score the
final goal for his side Johnson played a
spectacular game for the Tigers.
John j. KENNEDY the backstroke cham
pion, gave a 220-yaIG exhibition. which he
completed In minutes seconds
The lineup follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
OFF ON RACE TO ALBANY
Nine Motor Boats Begin Dash in
Clubs Annual Fixture.

Nine motor boats Of the cruising ana
open boat type started yesterday In the
New York motor Boat clubs 235-mile
race TO Albany and return. and there was
a great throng Of yachtsmen and their
friends at the clubhouse at nth street
and the Hudson River 10 see them of on
their long tourney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

crescent A. J.....1 o 90 / 90 ! 3 0 II
Englewood A. CO o o 0 ? 90 %
Two-base nlts-Brown, Ebelng. bacfhce
bit-Wilbur Double plays-BarnweH and
Hartman: White and Brown: Holman and
kinney. Left on bases-SnglewoOd a. c.,
:. Crescent L. c.. Z. Struck out-By Hob
man. 7: by Swenson. g. Bases on balls-On
Holman. 8: OF Swenson, l. Hits-On Hob
man 5 in o innings; off Wood, In inn
tnRs First base errOrs-Crescent a. G.,
3. EnElewood A. c., Q Hit by pitcher-By
Swenson CWhlte Hohman). Passed balls
Holman .: Reid. Stolen bases-Bard. ?.
hartman. q Barnwen Tiu.e--3 90. Umpire
Duffy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

TITLE FOR CHURCH ON COURTS

Wilmington. Del. June 2S-George NJ.
Church. the Princeton tennis star. won
the lawn tennis championship OF Della
ware In singles here to-day by defeating
Dean Mathey, Of Philadelphia. at the
Wilmington Country club. The score
was 81. 10. 6-3, SIS. Mathey formerly
held the title.
All other matches in the tournament
were postponed on account Of rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

Left on bases Manhattan. 3. Queens, T. Two
base hits Ozansky. Rocco. Maher. Three-bsse
hits--lAngo. Seattle. Home runs Schrempp,
Below. bippierrO. First base on balls-On
Dippierro, T. of Funsch. 4. Struck out nv
DipporTo. Z, ~ Funsch. o Sacrifice hy-San-
grnrtil.' stolen bases-Fingerhut ~. Seattle
-. Sangcnetu ~. Dippicro Nanacor, Ryan.
Maher %, Whiuock, Wogcicchowski. Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
GARDEN CITY GOLFERS WIN
Overwhelm Home Players on
Nassau Country Club Course.

team OF Garden City golfers visited
Nassau Yesterday and proved entirely TOO
much for the home combination. the
totals were Garden CITY, %, and Nassau 2.
II was not until the last match In the
afternoon that the home forces braced up
and saved themselves from a complete
shut-out
The results follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

Kant Throp, Garden. u. Ayres. Stolen
bases-Kane ~. Underhill %, Throp, Jacobus,
sanderson. H. Korwan. Gardner. J. Ayres.
Double plays--Dodd 20 Jscobus 10 Throp: II.
Korwan to y. Ayres 20 spear. Struck out
By Connolly, 8: by Gendall. 2; by Underhill, g.
Bsses on bals-On Gend6l s: OF Underhil
q. on Alderman. ]; of Connolly. @ Hits ap-
portioncd-On Alderman. 4 IN ! inning; of
Connolly. 70 I'm innings; or Gendall. II IN
T-rnpire-swenson Time Of game-2:2O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
RIpoEWooD COUNTRY CLUB.

Ridgewood golfers devoted their atten-
ton to a four-ball competition yesterday,
Dan Anthony and W g. Craig leading
the field with a best ball Of 8-H-H.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
GREENWICH COUNTRY CLUB.

thirty-six hole medal play handicap
for the Queens Jubilee cup. offered by r.
f. Vivian Bond. was the attraction at
the Greenwich Country club yesterday
X. Dean was the winner. with i7O-2f-liG
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
10 WIN Dy I" envy y dlNS'
The summaries follow:
GOLF ON THE GLEN RIDGE LINKS
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribunel

fN IEI'e n TTIT n II ? TI'71IIVIT
Glen Ridge, y. J., June 2S.-ln an sish,es'-
hole medal play competition on the Glen Rtn
country club links to-day Dr. W. r. Brosgt-
ton won I'm class \. with 20. In Cas-
three tied for first prize with % In The ios
FOR the trophy II. :. Chapman won.
CLASS A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

Eefrrec-I. Moses. Crescent A. g. Goals
-Nulbri4se. .. Wall. Kerr Tor Crescent. AND
Walsh. Reid . Macdonald and Iahue =
Sutsttutes-Oates for KEEP and Kerr foI
campbell. Time Of halves minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
The score follows:
for Pierson In The ninth inning

South orange +. CO 0 0 0 %
Hits-On Wray, T. or Gorsch. Q. sacrifice
hlts-Narilley, wilkinson. DOnahue. Flynn.
Stolen bases-Howe ~, Kellehcr ~. DOHd,
Grant. Pierson. Meyers. H. Winters. Gorsch ~.
Knox Bases on balls-On Wrsy. .. on Gorsch.
/. off wilkinson 3. Hit by pitcncr-By Wray,
4 Struck out-By Wilkinson. 6; by Wray. Q:
by Gorsch. 8 Passed balls-W. Bryan. Wild
pitch--WukinsOn. Time-l:55. tmpire-Mer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES BOUGHT Have you a horse yoC
wish 10 SELF write or telephone WlEGEL
2348 Prospect ave. Bronx. Tel 1l2 fremont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
AUTOMOBILES.

IN the seminal o. the Jcne competition o
Elliott Jones beat T. " SchVinn. up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
Higher Prices
Are Unfair

But we make more of these tires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

every month in
these days than
we made In the
year 1909.
w o m a d G
more last year
than in our pre-
vious IL years
put together.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

 be the shall forthwith issue
  approved by maor T. n of the provisions of Chapter
 8. be this chapter more a proposition the amendments thereto to be municipal election. of the petition and a repealed amended 
 may, ordinance make such the provi chapter.
 
  i. Commission shall final a Charter he of  elected
  part be section. part protested, operation be the section
  nit Charter the electors of the at protested ordinance 
 
  
  certifcation, shall petitions of the kind referred to in this chapter
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

a O m Any that the of of its he al effe called be addition the ordinances 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

quired amounts estimated to be re- shall then deliver the shall ] of % nronerty contained in said assessment roll The ed list of each tax shall be the rT o b @ @ th M assess said thereupon the city clerk shall deliver o the shall attach his warrant the city collector to section S. The tax levy meet each fiscal year shall not exceed except personal property with uniform the me class of only and all property shall be assessed at it's mean m @ e p % at When Th E he @ % oud sell ~ o M ta owner thereof mon such terms as property which might be realized If It were section 1o There shall exempt federal municipal property property of ehar % exempted from taxation ~ ,,. co,,t,a. ncpaties taxation dogs ] resident ] o ] ndS ey % % nt M said widow does not All gper in the city M n9t eNemI ~naer n ne t%s M hareF shall be subject to taxation to be as not in conflict with provisions Charter exempt in part or manufactures of this @ Charter & and every ordinance imposing & tax I fn1 state ] distinctly " 0e 0 Commission shall have the power to levy % ana collected sufficient the interest and maintain hg s4R f establishment and support of free public libraries ana rng 
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 therefor.
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

It app or a nons h bngtn 5 % % h % o9 nnd F & ] 5 made by competitive bids other public be deemed best the state county school district municipal bonds
 
 select for that reputable highest rate of interest," not iels Sover m @ th four ana M 0{ @ @ en institutions as security for such deposit negotiable bonds surety bonds in amount not less than the deposit than one CD All due interest investments posts shall be collected by the city treasurer and by him credited for hed the treasurer for safe keeping "sas' @ of the city
 Section All contracts shall be drawn under supervision of the the @ y @ PGnsg S m be nax m w cep @ a m s b 4a% provided either by this charter by law and must be same a book kept for that purpose e. in the per ments cn be provided for or at any with p [ & 1S} pc p t cent bf % time @ d no m contract @ shall provide % for or before the completion the work said contract the acceptance thereof by the nizhng supplies by the city when the sSpsndgTe required for the responsible bidder r m not @ tan 3 v 5 ednanE RroP9 f da % n R e o Such notice shall distinctly and specifically state the work to be done provided @ however & the ahasF may nay @ to be % done by he cy under the direction of the direction tendsnee -,.,, ,. ..u.r.. .o..u.o.. t,- ,,o m a adyeris bp publication n he official newspaper or not coneecuva rcposas therefor The proposals shall specify the type be used the rate rates named in the bids The the publishing daily the city which is general circulation and has been in existence the the awarding of the contract at least O year. Pd 6t f n n hi ba e'rso0" he may re'' any or " 0'uS ana the award such advertising is made shall be known and desgnated as ocldi
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 o eeUq 6o sa Any aid officer 6 assist % the b E % @ Securing mfS supplies higher price than that shall wlfully under which the proposed work quality those called for by contract or who performed greater supplies than has been be misdemeanor sha be
 at t that the person to has been bid parties the purpose preventing the contract so be Commission shall adVer- public direction of the
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

 ed in this chapter ordinances submitted pet Charter there shall bar to the submission of other questions herein provided other questions such legally the measure recefving the highest affirmative vote a control further
 c"ATssS 9ss3, XVII
 elective either by eon or a% " e5r sTet of to m re e make and file with the city clerk affidavit conanns the name of the of er to be removed and general statement not exceed two hun dred (2o words stating the grounds of removal The city clerk cent number copies of petitions for such recall and removal be his and nuber of % foH @ issued @ % @ @ of the pn @ % o1ght to be removed the office from which such removal is sought the ] SfGch' % @ "s @ To R a % ''e m record @ a @ 'e m b @ foPy @ th purpose office city clerk Any defect said form Section Said petitions before being returned and filed shall tum Of the lumber of votes last preceding her place of reenc Ewing street and number and date of nature. signatures one of the sisners of each sheet of such petition or the per son eireuang such she must make and subscribe an oath on d A est b that ] 'ne Isn{ @ b n an f % % & n fqi shall be fast addresses three ( designated as mg nfion the S2WS Whenever recall roton has ,oer filed with the been certified and submitted by him to the cosson no 5g natures be adde or akent
 Section Within ten ol days from the filing of such recall the books and election whether the pet certificate
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  Commission shall forthwith after said five @ day period order and fix date for holding the said not less than t~en Section The Commission shall make or cause to be made ton; result ored the election snail nevertheless proceed as herein provided section 9 An officer sought to may himself unless he otherwise ns the city clerk shall place his name on the official ballot with section TO- nomination of other candidates publication provisions duties % W declared % % % candidate o % zhan receive the highest term but the officer sought to be recalled elected then no further recall petition shall be filed against the same officer during the term for which he was elected unless petitioners signing su election all of the from office the qualification of his successor of office petition officer until ] he has cny @ ] nsa h n o 6 & fo 5 @ @ m f @ an % o@fce by recall who resigned from such office while recall poeeedpgs CD after resignation
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