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The Washington times., 1913-09-13
ENTRIES INCREASE
FOR GOLF TOURNEY
Ten Additional Names Filed on
List for Open Championship
Of United States.
Bv aCLEEK

Ten additional entrants have filed
their cards for the annual golf cham
pionship of the United States. to be
played at the Brookline Country Club.
Mess, beginning next Tuesday, bringing
the total of entries up to 1e6.
The ten additional entrants are A. H.
Murray Of Kanawki, Canada; w. H.
Murphy. Alpine; Fred Brand. Clinton C.
c.; John A. Croke. Calumet: Ernest
Way, Of Detroit; George Sargent. of
Chevy Chase; D. L. Black. Of River
meade: B. S. Evans. the Belmont
Springs amateur; Jack Shea. of Jack
son, N H., and>Willie LEIGH, of Duluth
Chris Galloway, who had entered from
the Cannes Golf Club, France. sent
word that it would be impossible for
withdrawn.
Yesterday was day Of practice for
most of the golfers who have already
the Washington professional, attracted
considerable attention by his good
work. Jack McDermott, the titleholder.
put in ssvearl hours on the course, try
ing out some new clubs. Vardon and
Ray; the English players. were not on
links on Monday. One hundred and
twenty amateurs and professionals
pIacticed on the course yesterday, and
the same number is reported at work
today.
Nate Wheeler, Yale. and John Mar
shall. jr.. Williams. are playing today
for the intercollegiate golf title at the
Huntington Valley c. c., at Noble.
Pa. Wheeler is expected to win the
championship today. In yesterdays 8
matches Wheeler disposed of Stearns,
Princeton. 3 and 2 and Marshall de-
feated Douglas. also Of Princeton. 6
and 4.
Oswald Kirkby, New Jersey cham
pion. lost the championship at South
hampton, L. l., yesterday by playing
the wrong ball. Lee w. Maxwell. Scars
dale. was given the hole, and won, up
and !.
Meyer Fellheimer today possesses the
handsome silver trophy offered the win
ner Of the firts annual tournament at
the new Suburban Club on Georgia ave-
nue.. Yesterday he defeated Harry King
] up. King was looked upon as a sure
wiErer, out Fellheimer's Handicap Of 4,
combined with ~ unexpected good
play. brought him the victory yesterday.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Baltimore Soccer
Club After Games

The American Soccer Club. one OF
BaItimore's representative soccer clubs.
would like to arrange soccer games for
the coming season. Games to be played
In Washin2ton and Baltimore Man.
ayers will please communicate with G.
Andrew Miller. 53e N. Streeper street.
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Pick Tentative Team
For Today's Practice

PRINCETON, n. j.. Sept. 13.-After
several days of moderately light prac-
tice, the Princeton football squad is
whipping into shape and tentative
varsity team was lined up for work to-
day. The lineup was: Hammond. right
end: Phillips, right tackle; Heyniger.
right guard: Haviland. center: w.
Swart. left guard: r. Trenchmann, left
tackle: II. Brown. left end: Stewart
Haker. quarter; Captain Baker. right
half; Merritt, left half; E. Trenchmann,
fullback.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Perrine Is Insane.

OAKLAND. Cal. Spet. 13.-"Bull'
Perrine. former American League UNI
pire, Is said to be insane. His sister,
Miss Margaret Perrine. has filed an afti-
davit to this effect here and he has been
confined in the receiving hospital before
removal to an asylum. Perrine is said
to have suffered severe sunstroke in
Cleveland In 1911. and this has led to his
present condition. He has been living
here for q year In the hopes of recov-
cry. but recently has become worse.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Campbell to Enter
Georgetown Monday

Johnny Campbell, Washinston's dap
per little distance runner. who estab-
New England this summer. Is home
again and Monday enters Georgetown
Law School. 1t Is expected that he
will report to the track team coach as
soon as track work starts at the Hill
top, and should prove q welcome ad-
dit;on 70 the Blue and Gray squad.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Johnson's work.

Walter Johnson's great work this year
on the mound is an indication of what
he will do for team able to get into
the lead inside of the final month of
the campaign. The big fellow will prob
ably win forty games this year. break
ng his own record. and next year he
will be right on the job to duplicate 1t.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Box on diamond.

Arrangements are being made to have
Sam Langford and Gunboat Smith box
six rounds at the Philadelphia National
League Park. Well, Langford perhaps
needs more time that eighteen minutes
in which to batter Smith into unconsci-
BUSINESS. but at the same time Smith
is taking long chances in climbing into
the same ring with the Boston demon.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Marathon Runners Will
Test Speed at 3 Miles

Johnny Bolac and Gus Williams, local
marathon runners. will test their speed
in three-mile race on the quarter
mile track in Potomac Park. A large
number of runners will compete against
them. The names of those who will run
follow: Lynch, Covert, Healey. I,y-
naugh. Gallagher. Sullivan, and the
latest addition to the Carroll track team,
Jeem Adams. the Scotch runner.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
We must climb.

There's no argument about 1t. we've
got to climb into second place. We
rooters want nothing worse than We
had last year. Next year We'll be out
pulling for first place or nothing. But
this season must see the Griffmen run.
ming across the line behind the winners
We must down those Naplanders. Come
on and help US. you Mackmen. We
helped Won.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Columbia's tourney.

There is great interest here in the sec
ond annual tennis tourney opening to-
day at the Columbia c. c.. but 1t is
tinged with regret that the Doyles are
paired off on the first day. This club
is doing much to promote the welfare
of tennis and undoubtedly large crowds
will be on hand throughout the coming
week
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Lose their goat.

II you stay with the Maps long
enough. they will lose their goat It is
this policy that the Griffmen have pur-
sued all year and the result shows ff-
teen victories out of the twenty two
games played this season. The Nap
landers today face the Mackmen and
it's safe bet that their defeats here
will have considerable effect upon their
playing at shibe Park.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Golfers are waiting.

Golfers are waiting for their feats of
the coming week. The annual open
championships get under way Tuesday
at Brookline. Mass, and down to the
very last match will excite interest all
over the country. Washington has
three entrants and their work will be
followed as long as they remain in the
tournament
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
BINGLES AND BUNTS
By
Grantldnd Rice

break but for the life can't recall his Still
for knowledge in he - I
Tex Ed
a further Z
The Closing Debate.
II there is last lingering rebutal
The closing words Of the debate starts today Cleveland
struggle the easily
beating the all three Beyond this the
outing a childish
rival batting
What asks reader least writer is Harry
,cful stroke?" ~
We should after watching him round
The pill within inches Of wanted 60.
There's another
under Clarke Strange thought
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
Registered Tournament
Begins at AnaIostan

The second annual registered tourna-
merit commenced today at the Analostan
Gun Club at its range near BenninS
bridge Up until yesterday entrants in
these matches have been holding prac-
uce shoots and competition 10 keen.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
A woman magnate.

While it is true that Mrs. William
Locke will hold her stock in the Phiia-
delphia National League club. she will
hardly be a real woman magnate. as
she will leave all the business of the
club to others. Mrs. Britton's troubles
are too well known and Mrs. Locke is
using wisdom in allowing men to con-
duct the affairs of the Phillies. Base
ball is no game for women.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
BOB ThAYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP
."EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST."-

three of them went to his assistance.
jackson plays to the galleries and cries
Wolf SO much during a season that
the Maps just can't take any interest
In his troubles
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
He cries, Wolf

Joe Jackson found little sympathy
among his team mates Yesterday when
he crashed into the fence at the ball
park and lay stunned. Only two or
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
The Annu al Chorus.

sound
From West to Eastern campus
ground;
"Poor YaIevsrd couldn't best q
drum
Her line is Sveak-her hacks are
bum'-
The Yarvard squad In on the fritH,
And every coach is heavlnG Ats;
Nineteen are ,c1fppled-heavy crinp-
And sixteen more are On the limp.
Alas for Pencrton-on the dead,
She couldn't trim a flower bed
"And old CkisOtn-h0ly smoke
From end to end her lines q jOke'-
The Washington times., 1913-09-13

"MiscOnscin loses twelve star men
Who probably won't get back
again.
"At WichlEnn, in dumb despair.
Coach Host In yaaking out his hair"
O, dOlefuI wafl-O, anEuished sound.
From campus ground. to campus
ErOundS'
Where scrub elevens In great Elee
Are mopping up the VarsiteeJ
Some day. II they keep up Thesis
tears,
In ten or fifteen thousand years
They'll slip acrORs . swrecked team"
bet r.f-..
The Washington times., 1913-09-13

Athletics
through
needdoing Kitchen Sink he takes opening
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
The Dope Again.

whether
seaton Alexander would lead National
a
tine dominion of Uganda.
a pitcher Tex
The Washington times., 1913-09-13

Tex not only picked where Ed Walsh left off but in
VI ent a few steps further
The Washington times., 1913-09-13

Oswald Kirkby, New Jersey cha
pion. lost the championship at Sou
hampton, L. l., yesterday by play
the wrong ball. Lee W. Maxwell. Sea
dale. was given the hole, and won, 2
and /.
The Washington times., 1913-09-13
The Closing Debate.

What" asks a reader, at least a writer is Harl
,cful stroke?'
We should say after watching him play a round tw
he pill within three inches of where he wanted 1t CO.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25
IN THE NATTER OF ISSUING OF SCHOOL BONDS FOR

WHEREAS the 9Th day OF May, 1913 filed
OF the Board Supervisors Of Yavapai County
No 81 said Yayapa County had in relation the location
school public building
Ash Fork in SAID school district and supplying the with furniture
the bonds OF said district the Of $500 for such and M
made Board of O.
Election held School of
whether
above
of said Board of Trustees
3rd day of May 1913 which
the finding OF said Board said
said School Bond Election
transcript filed being certified by said Board Of and being
by Board
ngs be had by this Board for the issuance Of said bonds
and throm that all the
be
that
dd for will when added existing School
such School District ascertained
for State and County
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25
COMMITTEES ARE
BOOSTING THE BIG EVENT
CFron Sundays Daily.)

From seoFes of sources, in north5
ern ARIZONA and as FAR south as
NogaIes, 81 come reports indicating
that iPresoett awill have bupdreds. OF
visitoFs during the Frontier Day
calculation July SIS. The commit
tees are hsstlihg hards tealizir9 that
much is TO be done before the last
flag lis n place and the grounds
ready for the opening gun.
Hdfy sBrisley IS outlining plans
for Extensive decoration - of the
BUSINESS eeater3 Through the Cham
Der d Commerce. Mr. Brisley has
secured the loan of 100 strings Of
flags and banners, the same as used
in the Capital. City, during Fair
time Fe5 this,eeourtess me COM
mittee is indebted to Messrs. Harry
Welch and McElroy, ~ YJT
The programs are out, 5000
strong for the. FIRST ISSUE 1t seems
likely that more. will be needed
and the, forms are to be leftenp for,
another week -
In this mornings Republican APP
pears the program in full II prom
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25

D. sSrs - = JS.1@S sra 9Efs nFs.,
ises that not one dull moment viii
be possible fffiPresr6ts. from eight
O'Clock Il huEsday. < balys 3tTnntilS mid-
night of-the fifth.
Mrs. Stedman has consented to
render tie Star Spangfed Banner"
.ins connection with the literary ex-
ereises on the Fourth which is a
treat in store, in Itself. Chairman
Haworth is as busy as a birds dog.
whipRipg things in connection with
the sports at. the Frontier Day
grounds into shape and fine progress
is being made This morning.
scouts 81 are riding north and south
in search Of wild horses. and a
WILSON'S bunch vii 5asrely he slicked
up.-.--lt s~a..,s-aapq,s-, z..-
Priest to be put on by William
Duncan and his popular and com
peteRt- eompany-of actors, viii be
on sale at Brisley's beginning on
the morning OF the twenty-hfth.e
AllD seats viii De ST. First come.
first served A ,nuHbsr OF seats
will be reserved Tor tie visitors
and local eEeseIsations mast be made
without deiay .-s.ss..s........s.s--.9s
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF YAVAPAI COUNTY
Continued from Page -Four. }


Mr.; on McNaryc from SIS $40
G Norrs-Housshod furniture $500 $1,000
eS5Ss land reduced from ss So per
rsdaed o% So 4 to per- acre
Dry land redaeed from so So per- acre per
500 $50 per o5essfs
6: v, Pattestut II. $50 $50
P Ps9sa Lms m reduced 9 from T. @ so
Sam 6 I T d Rd fdus " SO ' s pep per s
Rady 4sn on 40 $3.50 to $500 Bulls
William RtteAlal SIS $50 Rough
5d' 81 55os;5 :. 1870
io' f'
MRS !S 1so issd from $500 Block Prescott reduced from $4,000
p5oysnsns "a Block 'f Prescott s reduced from 5000 to
Robson 4s Block 20
sSs ] ,ss5 $500 from
R ssi:sc land s5 ns sP sSo sioS SO acre
Ed R % IG land reduced from SIS $50
Garden reduced from $50 $50 River lard
Roy per
9dm sss s1 land 5 sdq ssd from sO so S
T. stsPheasNAIfa SIS per
sm und yoLo 9 Block G 6S Peseo sedpsd from
Stephens c e ,' BLOCK &c Prescott
.o .sess Block , @ @ ss.o
Fia G 5sG.g snd "sSd C 5cm 500 $50 per acre
Henry land reduced ds from $3.50 500
dud from 500 to per acre improvements reduced from sSo
VIM, Schroeder reduced per
Tom from $50 Orchard
E sosnwcTit dfroms 500 per acre
DsS ssq5c s!o i nssS from $50 10 Orchard
stewar-cui reduced per
Y; + due
Mrs A R Tomfnson Lots 81 % Block East
Ft land land reduced ':sa:: from from s2 to per
land from from s SEQ per per Cult
Cult m land "ssd from IS to $50 pef aef per
Fsa4a sesg ,s% gss from s S $50 per
.n United sn y G9pss sss sn. % m s shea
Fs1s7 Sg Morris 3 from $50 So A 4sss 5
s4s a 9 W RaeR R rhs % gs s sos S s. awbt1
v No ranch from 0 sg So, sS0l ~ o s.so
Cult G land reduced s psP afGe per
Ms s3ss Sos
Lot bSsf $ fs..s, De s.2es @ fD s
W. Wsa t f's
%ss52S5 DC 81 r. SC s5 acre %
sico So PEI ssle 's' orchard land
Git s % SO P land per-
to per
L land ;sss from s sSS per acre
wld,cut I sE land Esdpeed from $50 $50 Or
R Wld-Orchad reduced from
Willard Estate Cult m land reduced from 500 $50
Mrs NJ G. Wilard-Orchard
Cult Ir land reduced from $50 to $50
John Waddl-Cut Ir land reduced 10
A Wood-Cul 5 land reduced from sloo 500 Or
chard land reduced from $3.50 500
Elias Wine-Cut. Irr land reduced from 500 o
Yavapai Development
from 800 o $3.50
The with uom
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25


are hereby notified that the Board of Equalization will the Office of
the Board
Arizona o'clock the forenoon the First Monday July 1913
which place will
the assessments specified thereof shall be increased when
where
hearing These will be
shown the is extended in
T. BELCHER
O Equalization Yavapai County Arizona
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25

have thereto coupons coupons
an? s P5ys Z? aSf d shalt
y s 81 In e Of S 94 B85 8 5
By rs said Ysysp said bonds
s sealed "i h the G ' and BGa sh S7 Be s "
UHrE s5ss s54 biIie OF No AMERICA IF - : Zen.
NO- y,,5- County R,,;g Ro5 o1e'-l A7i6o55,5
School District No 81 OF the state & zo9
i've hundred dollars gold lawful his United
Ss.a he + % Sss ss5 u ga B sz.e
thereon the rate Of six cs9tum @ payable annually on
Of the County treasurer aforesaid upon ard surrender 81
This bond s0 ed for said School District BY the Board
chasing eS9 ,sas s0'R'
app :a'a IMPROVING under
with the n;
md 1S nee so1 5ss
ISSUANCE bond BY virtue
5ss ds duly st4t5 y nd Il Is Sosd 81 "a .s
sis S saS ssd Rs s.
& 1G 0 which election more h9 G
the %Hd " hereby % aS and the acts
an the '
as Gn Sf aS4 and % @ @ DO 5a
Of said School District incudne that Of this bond docs not exceed the
IN TESr%oSY WHEREOF Ths Boafd Of apesols Yavapa
e9Sn AVnI has sad 5 bond to Re g y S c sealed
is seal .sasd dis day oi july
~ Chairman q Board q Supervisors
Clerk Of Board q Supervisors q Yavapai = .
fTeasalsf Yavapa County
said Bonds shan be Substantially
as follows to-wt: sE.-.l d. ~ a.t:'r !:ra, sr r.
On the Isl a., Of JUL. fsr q SCHOOL D, No s
d!sR d eSoo the s so 1' fRe
tbs AloHa Being
R R7lfIas Bon" ''l' No. g l..
Of c 3s5assi s & sss,a 1 i Supervisors
Of Board Of Supervisors Of Yaxapa r. mt j.
Treasurer OF Yavapai County, Arizona.
calling for bids tie Five Thousand Dollar bond
OF School District No 81: 49,. -
OFFICE OF, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAPA COUNTY ARz
ia a PROPOSALS Issf WAN AT ED June 'o'n 't'
Sealed viii be received at this office up to Monday July I'm l9lS
M by the Board of Supervisors for the sale OF the fol
consisting Five Hundred Dollar sn bonds numbered
inclusive, interest payable annually bonds dated July st
1915 and to mature follows: -. PES j s3a @
Nos Nos ana and ID 4 as Ias -9 n - be -
han
5s ss-ss Sss s I
s. SupeisesY d YaSapa Comfy arisouas Fi
dss aSlms s Ps sS 8 e c fR0f he
By Board Of e HsaPs Ar1ona
Clerk of the Board Supervisors Yavapai County
nS to ed ss g. s 5 hs az he n se
S ssl s 8 5 iss ss
There being adjourned ii
1psyi 1914 s:a9a 70
cl: E. 80 !; Ss sss ss, o5 IS,
o,aAdITTEEs sHA sS thai not one dun moment Will ii
BoosTfNd TIE BIG EVENT posss 81 Pes rom efsh
g. .n.r-sv s9coek 7 hussdag. lalys Ennii mid III
From oil
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25

Now THEREFORE ordered negotiable bonds
Of said School District No 81 of County, Arizona payable of
Five Thousand Dollars for the Of raising for the purchase
school public school building
Fork in said School District and supplying the with furniture nT
grounds bonds
ten bonds for Five Hundred Dollars each numbered rem6n 70
bonds
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25
OF SUPERVISORS. YAVAPAI COUNTY. ARIz.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAPAI COUNTY
Prescott Arizona, une 10Th, 1913
The Of County, Arizona,
adjournment Tuesday June 10th, 1913
William Stephens, Chairman
Member H W. Heap, Member; R. T. Beche Clerk
appearing is of
be
down and shipped Selgnan
Mr. Lamar Cobb State Engineer before
of this
Clark County Roads, trip
Arizona June l1th for the
of Coconno County relative the building and completion
State highway between the Counties of
There being further
until Monday June 10th, 1918, a 9 o'clock A.
WILLIAM STEPHENS, hairman
r T Clerk
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In this mornings Republican APP
pears the program in full II prom
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25

with the information possessed by it, believed that
the following described property each
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25
FFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, YAvAPA COUNTY

Prescott Arizona, June 10Th 1913
Supervisors Yavapa County pursuan
adjournment Monday June 10TH 1915, O'Clock, A. NJ
Present. William Stephens. Chairman and Member; n w. Heap
Member; R. T. Belcher, Clerk.
The following claims taken and audited
seconded and carried ordered
the Expense Fund. to-w
ICInEp
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-06-25

Nos 8, 4, 5 6 lst, 1917
Nos J, g. g. and 10 on 1918
a
annum payable annually the LIST day OF July both principal and
payable gold lawful the
Yavapa County, the City of
That each bond shall have attached thereto which
shall bond which
ed and one Of said being payable the LIST day OF July Of
after bonds shall
signed by the Chairman Of the Board Of Supervisors o. Yapa County
by Clerk of Board
signed by the Treasurer said Ypa County and the said bonds shall
be sealed Of Board shah
ach said seal the and shall be the form foo~ins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
KEENE VALLEY.

ke,ue VALLEY - s.. june ->.-Protssso!
stephen f. Weston. dean OF Antioch COL
I.gc. has arrived. accompanied log Mrs.
Weston. Co prepare for the opcniu- Of IN"
GIormor, summer school. Keen" Valley
t1Iquc institution. which has been called
"iLe intellectual -ummcr resort "f ne
Adroudacks" At this school. the sue
c,ssor IT,. the Concord Schoo. II PhE's"-
,rh . which vls founded py the Dat" Pro-
lessor Thomas Davidson iu 1859. camp
life I'm Tn. seclusiou OF EeeHe Valley is
combined with attendance upon a series
of lectures given boy prominent educators
during TIM months OF July ana August
Felix Adler. whose lectures form part
of the school course. has am attractive
summer home i'm this valley. where he
annually spends the summer
Mrs. Henry l.. Emstcin wife of the
former owner OF THE Now York Press. %
has arrived To- open the Elnstcin summer
mace FOR the season.
Blakely Macleod. of New York. who
came up early and opened his cottage
where me has been entertaining his
uicnd. Henry Stoeyer, of Chester Penn"
was Joined there this week by his family.
Motor parties continue 10 push up into
the valley for long stays at the hotels.
and now that the trails are again dried
out and ia good condition the ascent Of
Marcy The Giant and others Of the BIC
peaks has this week been undertaken by
several parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
COOPERSTOWN.

Cooporstowu. y So June Is. - TIE
thirtietn annual convention Of the Amer.-
can Institute Of Electrical Engineers has
been iu progress 40 the Otesaga Oh.
greater part of the week. and guests num-
boring more than TWO hundred Lave been
registered Members from Canada, Brit
isn Columbia and Ontario. as well As
from sixteen states of tho Union. have
been present New York City was rep
resented by tho following: Henry Flo,
j. J.. Hutchinson. Ralph y. MershoI.
president Of On. institute; calvert Town
les. y. W. Garland. Harold b. Lewry
60. o. MuillouN. prcoident-elcct, r. y.
Nausaeudel A. ) McAuistcr. William
Mcclellan. George r. Metcalfe. T.. 4.
Norris j. D.. Payne. Ralph W Pope ".
> Rusg. Hugh T. Wreaks. Albert e..
Vual r. *. Vreelaud. j. W Sothmau.
Percy H. Thomas and II. VI. Van Gelde".
Among others Were g.. A. Sawin. OF MJu,-
clair. y D.. :. y. Sprcng. OF Brooklyn;
Farley Ossood. OF Newark. y. D.; Wan
rem : Higgins. of Brooklyn, and Albert
T. CAM. of uoboken.
ON Monday evening reception aud
ball marked tho opening OF the insti-
tutc.
Two business sessions were held daily
al which papers on technical subjects
vorc read uy the members Of the orgaui-
zatiou
An elaborate schedule of outegtdium, NJ
Had been prepared by the committee ia
charge. and this consisted of tennis md
golf tournaments am automobile trip
around Ot-cgo Lake. "trip on the steam
ers upon the lake and a bridge tourna-
weut and fishermen had silver cup Of
fered TO the one who should make tae
largest haul during the convention Sill
yer cups as prizes were given IN each
event In tennis and golf contests; tue
trophy for the solr championship was
given by the president. Ralph -. Mar-
shon. \ player in order 20 become he
owner OF this cup must win it Two sue
cessiye years ON Wednesday evening. ia
the Switchboard contest, Miss Mayer was
the winner of the silver cup.
The convention came 10 a close on Fri
day morning. and those who have at
tended the sessions pronounce IL TO have
been very successful gathering. This
is the first visit OF the institute to Coop
erstown.