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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-10

GU al ILLS survey Sl.SUJ acres.
All of said claims ares located in the
Similkameen Mining District, Okanogan
county, State of Washington, in sections
= and 2s. Township 40 North, Range IS
%. w. M. The presumed general course OF
the lodes In said claims is northwesterIy
and southeasterly.
The notices of location Of the aforesaid
quartz mines, claims and lodes are on rec
ora IN the office of the County Auditor
OF 0kanogan county. State of Washington,
Good Hope lode notice Of location in
BOOK w. quartz, page "a; amnded To-
cation notice in Book "U" page 437.
The Yellow Jacket notice Of location in
n BOOB e. quartz page 1872; the amended
d noaice OF location thereof in Book "Z''.
The Boston Boy notice of location in
look &C. quartz, page BAL; amended no
quart Is o. p ioca' 4so thereof in Book "U
,,, The Mecca notice of location in Book
Ety. quartz, page 11S; the amended no.
Quart eSa 81 p loeati9 n thereof in Book z"
The Mountain Sheep notice of location
n A. BOOK nat;o &C. quartz, page BIG; the amen
~" .Z', no Uactv OF location thereof in Book
ri. There , are no adjoining lodes, veins or
d ds,rrS 70 the tne group Of claims herein
sNs ana the en st. Paul lode claim
with the northerly line OF tho Mountain
Snecp lode herein described: the Portal
Goo Good 1oah 1nd. the easterly si;s of the
Jolnlng on northerly end Of the Goodhone
lode S o0'aih Sheep
The Goodhope Tod. is bounded on tb.
hortherly end thereof by the Los Amigos
iioode; on the easterly aide thersof be- The
rortal lode and government land. ~ the
s sou end thereof by government land
Boston Boy ode. ''e'eo' ny me
me Boston Boy claim is bou,acd ~, tb..
SHpprtnerly end thereof " the Mountain
Shc"' on the El5teflv en!o hv thn Co .ii
ny government lanJ. on he westr,iw sida.
thereof bv the Mecca loda. si'e
A., me mecca lode Is bounded on the nor
lode on the easterly side by the R Raske.
Roy lode, on the southerly end and IN the
westerly side thereof by government ~ ', me
tho nor Mbountaln sheep lode is bounded on
lode, an unsurveyed claim; on the eastori u,
sue sue thereof by the Los Amigoes loda. ~,
R fae s and e end thereof by the Boston
the Yellow JACKET ses westerly oSs side thereo: by
+h me aeliow Jacket lode Is bounded n,
tne northerly end thereof by governn,a o,t
said st on Pane ane eaasterly side thereof by the
zoe; on the southerly end thereof b She et,p
mecca lode, and on the westarlv' Ga "a
areor by government land. sue
an "S anu all persons claiming adversa,v
n;y portion or said mines, veins iodas
mineral deposits or surface eromndi n ITues,
tuie nn and embraced in this anniicse
o,oh, are REQUIRED to file their a aGvaraa
Eand o eas se at Wa Of The United
County of Douglas, State of Wasib, IN the
utIuIlng the sixty day period of m1hinsstt;Hnl i,
Of the p pp iihey VIII be barred by Write
cases made and provided III such
Last oay OF protest, January 10. 1917
Fra, nu,,,o.., BEN SPEAR, Register
'"'' puo'cation. November 5. 1915. ''ef'
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the NV corner of the AMENDED 10
cation. a granite stone 1SxSx6 ms
70 ins. in ground. with a mounu VI
stone alongside. marked WIN
cross and 2-4-SSO. +,
Thence south so deg. 81 min H.
Variation 26 deg. 10. .,.o,
1912 w. c. to corner No. ., loentlca
with the w. c. corner OF amenu ,
location, a granite stone loxIvxe NE lS
12 ms in ground WIN lao ,,,ith ~
of stone alongside, markeu WIFI
cross and VIC $3.50.
n Point for corner No. fails on
steep rock cliff where corner VIII
not stand ~
Thence N. SO deg. 04 min e. var
iation 2S min. IS deg. Il.
= Intersect the lode line or this
claim at s. so deg. AZ min. E. l4IS.t
feet from discovery post.
90 VIC to corner No. 3, Identical
with the VIC corner of amended
location, a granite stone 1Sx14Xs
ms, IL ms, in the ground, with
a mound of stone alongside. mark
ed with a cross and VIC $3.50,
70 10 corner No. 4, Identical with
the Sc. corner of the amended TO-
cation on line 2-3 Boston BOY
Lode, a granite stone 1Sxl0XS ms,
IL ms, in the ground, with q
mound of stone alongside, marked
corner No. 3, Boston Boy Lode.
this survey. bears S. so deg. As min
e. EOS feet. -,
Thence N. so deg. 46 min. w.
Variation 70 deg. 80 min. e.
7S.O To corner No. l, the place OF be-
ginning, containing an area OF
11f acres
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GooDHOPE LODE.
Survey No. $50


Beginning at corner No. /. iden-
teal with the NE corner Of the
amended location, granite stone.
30x24x18 In. Is In. In ground with
mound of stone alongside. mark
ed with cross and 1-1-8S0 whence
The Hcorner between sections Il
and IS. T 40 N, r rs e. w. NJ.
feet.
Feet. Thence s. Se deg. .o4 min. W. Var.
"a deg. 80 min Il.
SO0.2 Intersect the lode line Of this
claim at N. so deg. 81 min. W., 0.6
feet from discovery post, a fir post
inches square, feet high. The
lode line bears s. SO min 81 deg Z.
1885 feet.
599.2 TO corner No. 2, identical with
the corner of amended location. a
granite stone 20x14x4 In. IA in. in
the ground with mound Of stone
along side; marked with a cross
Thence so deg. As min. e. Var.
iation "a deg. 45 min. E.
1898 To corner No. 8, identlca, with
the SW. corner of the amendei 10.
IL ms in the ground. with a
mmound of stone alongside. mark
ed with a cross ana 3-4-S80.
Thence N. &c deg. "a min. Vari-
alton "a deg. 90 min. e.
aoo.a Intersect the lode line Of this
1880 1880 feet from the discovery post. -.
60o.5 10 corner NO. 4. Identical witt
the Sc corner Of the amended 10.
cation, a granite stone 1SxSx6 ms
IL ms. In the ground with a mound
of stone alongside marked with 0
cross and 1880, whence
Corner No. 3 Labyrinth Lode sur.
vey No. 1921 bears 68 deg. 80 mir
Il. $685. feet.
Thence north so deg 81 min. w
Variation "a deg e.
552.6 Corner No. I, Portal Lode.
1886 To corner No. l, the place OF be
ginning, containing an area o.
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MOUNTAIN SHEEP LODE.


Beginning at corner No. 1. iden-
ton with the Sc corner OF the
amended location and corner NO.
Goodhope and corner No. Bos-
ton Boy, lodes, this. survey pre-
viously described.
The 4 corner between sections
Il and IS, Il. 40 N, X. 20 Il. w. NJ.
bears N. 50 deg. ~ min. f.. l4o9.6
feet.
Discovery post, a fir post 4 ms.
square, feet high, bears S. 36 deg.
20 min. w. 1898 feet VIZ
y, Thence !,s nee, n n ss 80 d deg a. min' w.
1888 10 corner No. 2, identical with
the NE corner of the amended To-
cation, a quartzite stone 1Sx1Ox6
inches. IL inches In the ground.
marked with cross and 1850.
whence. the VIC for corner of sec
tons 20; q; rs and 20 4; 40 % n. Ar r.
Thence s. So deg. GA min. West.
Variation 25 deg, 80 min E.
5000 Intersect the lode line of this
$3.50 feet from the discovery post.
The lode line bears S. SO deg.
A min. T.. S15.3 feet
'5l.3 VIC. for corner No. 3, identical
with the VIC. of the amended To-
cation, a granite stone 16xlOx6 ms.
IL ms in the ground with a mound
of stone alongside. marked with a
cross and VIC 3-SSO.
'9s.0 10 point OF corner NO: which
falls on the race or steep rock
bluff where corner WIZ not STAND
Thence south 30 deg: "A min. e.
variation 70 deg. ~ MN. r.
1913 10 corner NO. a. Identical with
the corner OF amended location and
corner No. 2, Boston Boy and cor
ner No. Mecca lodes. this survey
previously described.
Thence north 36 deg. "a min. Z.
variation N. 26 deg. Il.
1870 lntersect the lode line on this
claim at s. 30 deg. A min. b., %
feet from the discovery post.
1917 no corner NO. !, the place OF be-
ginning, containing an area of
1910 acres.
YELLOW JACKET LODE.
curva,, NJ COO
poo, u..ey ~. GOV. ,,,
pes, ,itii az r Gormer NO. a. iuen
LA Iea Will tae 81 c1IneI VI aiiien-
e Pos sVon'i Rnv anu norn Win ooiier NO
and corner Tn;s No; Mountain Sheep
c cantf Ihe eorner between
sectionS Il ana ~, !. Az ~, T.
20 L. '" ,o ~. pears NJ 40 oes' W
NH H. y. i'S9.o eeet 4. ,. VI,
Inence n. ~ deg. "A min. w
,,s, variation rs deg E; ,
No." foint Ior corner NO mountain
,aos oHTTep iTue f on i nnr No . ,ous
'a'o'o i0 PONY LOT corner NO. z, ialls
on lace OF steep rock Gill where
corner Wii not stand uo
w; tuen.ical WIN sle W.. oi
ahenueo locatioh, az 1901 OF Gill
On p pe ION OF me 20 pear.
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BOSTON BOY LODE.
Survov No QQO


Beginning at corner No. l, !den.
teal with the N. e. corner Of the
amended location and corner No
;,,o Go1,dh9p peo Lode, this survey. pre-
The Y corner between sections
Il and %, T. 40 N, r. 25 e. W. M
bears N. 80 deg. 20 min. E.. 1909
feet.
Discovery point in shaft bears 8
0deg. 20 min. W., 384.7 feet Collar
Of shaft bears 8. deg. 40 min. e.
$500 feet.
v5 TSsSSs s s IS g deg y 20, % min W
5000 Intersect the lode line of thi.
claim at N. so deg. as min. W..
SS6:G feet from the discovery poin'
The lode line bears s. so deg. Is
min E., 1888 feet.
5000 To TO N corner No. 2; Identical with
cation, granite stone 24x12xS ins
IL ms. in ground, with a mound OF
cross and 2-4-1-i-88O.
Thence south so deg. 46 min e.
Variation 26 deg. E.
1888 To corner No. 8, identical with
the. SW corner Of the amended To-
cation, a granite stone 24x12x8 ms
l6 inches in the ground. with q
m mitb OF Cro stone anS alsng sde marked
Thence north SO deg. 04 min. L.
Variation rs deg. 30 min. E.
5oo.0o intersect the lode line of this
claim at s. so deg. 4S min a..
1878 feet from the discovery point
in shaft.
5000 To corner No. 4, Identical with
the Sc corner of the amended To-
cation and with corner No, 3
Goodhope Lode this survey, pre-
viOusly described.
Thence north SO deg. 4S min. w.
variation "a deg. As min E.
1883 To corner No. 1, the place of be-
ginning, containing an area of
20.596 acres.
MECCA LODE.
Survey No. $780,
Beginning at corner No. 1, iden-
teal with the NE corner of the
amended location and corner No. 3
Boston Boy lode, this survey pre-
viously described.
The Ncorner between sections q
and %, T. 40 N, r. rs q. W. M.
bears N. 46 deg. Z min e., 1896. 3
feet >''"'"
Thence south So deg. .O4 min. w
Variation N. 26 deg q.
5000 lntersect the lode line of this
claim at the discovery post, a fir
post In. square, 4 feet high.
The Lode line bears s. 5O dog
,o 46 min. E., 1850 feet.
5000 To corner No. 2. Identical with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-11
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stored me To health and | want to thank
you for the good they have done M !
have had quite IA bit az trouble and
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ful looks. My friends say Why do you
look so young and wcil?' owe it all
to the lydia f. Pinkhnm remedies. y
Mr.. "nrT. SroplEI. Moore Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness.
hnrkachc or the blues could see che lot
ters written by women made well by ly-
dia f.. pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
II You have any symptom about which
YOU would like 90 know write 20 the
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tho home hord n ne iiaos hcor.
there VIII 'r plenty ol .uru. N,iIuo
l,t.lIr.Uu. IIuHluII,t.. even. .uti
pf r'cp That i- adapted fu tine N,N
Mexico conditions Ana h, WI1 uuI
come 100. -t.ug Cd arIIt. .f wool and
some nn, pccimcus OF Au.ort .npt,
that would uc Just the Chin. lnr stock
ing that hHly mnso out beyond wnoro
thc sheep rrazo.
Tho ruuItt,-,y.s,. WI uud o-
usual the finest assortment 90 uIuuJ-
oi birds eath,r,d anywhere % tho
southwest under ono of th, state falr
u. tYp#. nurto tu,tr NIlI joe dozen
ut other poultry uu.i't. .1th.r,d 200
discuss with him tho best sd. 9, get
The most eggs from t given number
Of chickens. poul.r' OF other sorts.
too. viii bc there. with nurior= ready
20 sell tine birds cor building up classy
no.ks
tioisc-br,cdors viii find some ,Ncci-
lent stock no the lair come of IL
bloodcd stun that fnW people iu New
Mexico know was in The state And
u viii not AN Dee from the pocos vail
Icy. bS any means. There are some
herds neal albuquerque that are we'll
worth consideration and these viii
have representative among tho rib
uou-Hinuors. 4 H pretty certain.
other stun. notably t fine herd uC
blended Jerseys from northern Sew
Mexico. onto which the state tar au-
'horitics stumbled a day or $50 Vgo.
also will be on display.
Hog-rtI4crs. most % whom iu Ncw
Mexico mo- wrcsid, IN he p'cu. val
ley. viii hasc excellent shoWIugs OF
fancy Borkshirc-. Polaud.Chiua. aul
the HuruC-J'r-'}- nov Htu.tuE tu
popularity so rapidly, ou display.
It mother likes 60 -'c what tho It-
tie folks are doing. she can find uu'
10y visiting IA, educational dIspltNs.
and II both parent IRE hcnt ON So
lcctiug "a school 20 send Tommy tor
ms higher education. they can do
worse than pick out one from the
showing made hy The different state
educational institutions ~ the far.
For the kiddios there viii hc inter-
csting machinery at WORK To- watch.
-l,nplcs of the coru and maize nui
chicken. and pigs thai other young
steers haze grown to see. can't pigs,
too) and specimens of the sewing
work done hy little Sisio Jonc-. who
lives next door. us "a member of tho
Girls Industrial club. Tht;" WIN nc
cuokiua. p-r,s,ryins canning and
hpIliua. lIso done ny tho l~"uuester.
uu display.
Ana for everybody there VIII Dee a
Dot ot finn, attractions 10 the cutter
f.0uwput line. with tuut count On
-four uis Iluds playing ul tho time.
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NEGOTIATIONS ON
FOR THE PURCHASE
OF TRACTION PARK
State Fair Commission Seeking
Property as Permanent Grounds
for the Big Annual Show Fin
anCe Plan.


N,u.tttur. t.r tu, uHr hua' ui
Traction par. a. DO, state lair ."u-
mission yer. r,-lu In.- afternoon
sith t .i.V O.. uah.us 'n' Did Nl1.-
.I,ru4, grounds th. permanent h"uIe
Of th, Sew N,>l.1 state tH.r \ oufu-
mittc. composed OF r. O.. Pollock.
Frank a. Iiuuh,I and Alfred Gruu--
t.Ii held 10 .uu.,U,u', fh ~ait'ruuH'
with Goura' l-,u-ilurtnr. president i
fn. Cfty Electric ..WHHuN. present
owner Of tn' ground 'u. ro~Hlt oi
which b, not vet suuwn D. ~as lu-
dictated however thUt Mr.. Eo-iiug-
tom would -i., the project careful
.>lior1tiou.
Tht plan for the purchase 90 ~
.,oUuda had lt. origin with Pre-id'pt
" T.. Southard. uf the state foir, VINO
s,.tcrdas morning told a meeting of
4, -cot, OF Albuquerque business men
of IA, project Nr"r some dis is.i'u
tho committee named 90 were tr.
pointed for tic purpuH' "t '"nt'rr'nE
with Nj Husliuston Tho sentiment
81 tho meeting wa. practically unan''
NOUS boz favor of tn purchase. amt
400 present conceded hat u would be-
Ia worry advantageous thing
To nance tho project. president
Suuthnrl suggested that q note Tor
The purchase price Doe made and Flgn-
cd by the men there present. who
would pay the sum if TIA" state lcgte.
{ llturc next spring dtd not appropri-
atr sufficient funds to enable the fair
commission to do so. The proceed.
Of the note would nc applied az uur'
: f, tho purchHgr of tho GROUNDS. under
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promise Wa immediately passed. inc
|crcu-iur the personnel OF tho commit
toe Go eleven One from each .t.flt.
state represented and iht ur.H nal
motion 800. th"n rnss,I Hntuim .v
Miss Anne Martin. national thurman.
announced the selection OF Mrs WIZ.
lam kcrt of California t- ,laimau
and SAID The names ut tho others
would Dec selected later
\ furry Ct settlement rlu 'nf.HrI
the conference Tan when Ma. N..t
Phelps ruoll of Colorado. Inuou 1-
"a supporter of tho movement fu CO.,
dur.n Mr. Hurho.. presented tho .uH-
stitgtc motion Nr~ Mltr r't h'
.r. ALSO of Colorado. 5000 unluI ta"
motion
\ long delay aud considerable cone
fusion ,usJod while re- plan lur t.h
iug % vote was reached fnorts O..
decide uV u standing vote failed bee
.nunr many epurtatr's had been .n
able tu find seats Nfiar several
omen Who under the rules ui ih"
conference. were not entitled 90 vote
Nod boon 80 advised tv the chair the
,ugEcsiiou OF Mrs Robert Kerr ~
Colorado that inly those With badges
labeled Voter should de 4I' the mo.
fion wHs acted upon 10y 90 count ui
raised hands.
Tho rot. is - Tor and - u~gaius'
Miss Mabel vernon national socto-
tarV. FIRST announced ooh I forgot
60 vote myself she aid"d hastily
The vote * 80 fur nud g. AGAINST.
\ motion To- reconsider was over
V.HN.N H.. l#-ya M HN. F.ND Af
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fcred with female
trouble, backachc.
nervous spells and
the blues. My chill
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me 50
! could Just tonr
everything pieces
and ! would ache nil
over and feel 81 sick
that | would not
want anyone tn talk
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! owe
MY HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
ctable Compound.

Washington Park. III -" am the
mother Of four children and have suf-
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Tom feau loft to-day Tor 70 brief
at Cowlos y. NJ. ou the r,cus
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Vacation Calls for This Luggage

N.inth Rattan Suit Cases, leather
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Siq1S For Sl,S1 Hand Rag, hm,h
genuine ,aVhiis English Ken hg,
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R0TARlAN CONVENTION
GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS

CINCINNATI irh N NNrf a i,v
frI wight H pleasure 'h, members Ut
fFt International Rotary D'rN. 'n ,'r
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N'n,iou here eu' down in huvrc,, ,n
iav There A., three presidential can
iids,r, iu the nrld. William Gr,,ngrf
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n' New YORK Rohrf, n CORNELL oi
Houston rcyas and Arch {. kmmph
ui Cleveland The tight ipt the ncS,
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convention city IS hcing waged between
Kansas City, ATLANTA and Sal, Lake
City
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Tourist Cases for Travelling
Special Two Day Sale of Sewing Machines

M Il anI Saturday exceptional bargain, in machines
The Aviator worth sS S3Sp-, machine
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good Reduced of two avs
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Machines irorhcnl
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II time is limited, leave your or
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Stone tlItI lcllhcf lmed. scWcl names
and corners,
Special Disooun, on other Trunks and
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luggage oi every description has been re-
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Tomorrow's EUents

Ioi de Vie dance at Country club
Mrs. J. II. Kelly, morning iot
Mrs. Bertha Carson and MIS-. J.
v. McCllntic OF Washington, ID. T.
MIS-. W. r. Samuels, luncheon
for Miss Mamie Barringer OF fof-
rest City, Ark, and Mrs. Thomas
Ridgeway and Miss Katherin,
Chamberlain Of Vinita.
Kilkare club, Mrs. Chester Mel
son.
lie Douze, Mrs. c. T Dcason
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
Toilet Waters
All Reduced

7Sc lMOGENE. special at SOC.
7sc FRENCH LILAC, at SOC - Also
French Jarden de Marie at SOC; value
7Sc.
500 DER KISS Toilet Water at SOC.
COLGATE'S 2'c TOILET WATERS
AT i9c-Odors: Cashmere Bouquet, La
France Rose, Robina, Caprice, Dactyhs,
Lilac.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20
SOC Perfumes at 29c Ounce

The following 'hc leading odor, f,cld Violet. Lilac
ucer Peas, Crahlprle Lily o the Valley Rose and rau,y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20

SOC DERMA VIVA LIQUID FACE
POWDER, in white and flesh at zoe
soc DERMA VIVA DRY FACE POW
DER, in three shades, at 29c
SOC JAVA RICE FACE POWDER, in
three shades, at 29c
2Sc FRENCH RICE FACE POWDER,
Orosllia, at roc.
SOC FRENCH RICE FACE POWDER,
Mary, at 25c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-20

Ms, lloNc Wand departed We'd.
nc.lty evening tor % ivo months iup
'' Memphis. Tenn. atlanta. Ca. lack.
,ouv''c and hey Wet Fla. and ill.
Lnl lM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-01
IRVING c. WRIGHT LOSES
TO J. BALLARD MOORE
Play in All Departments in Chevy
Chase Tennis Tourney Now
Under Way.

Play on the second day of the Chevy
Chase Clubs invitation tennis tourna-
ment was begun this morning under
smiling skies and with prospects of
clear weather for the next few days.
Play in all departments of the tourna-
ment was started today. Irving c.
Wright of Boston, who arrived yester-
day. was defeated by J. Ballard Moore
of Chevy Chase in an overtime battle,
81, SIS and IS. Bethel of Wash
ington defeated James of Saratoga. \.
V. ST. "a, O.. Meade defeated
Gould Lincoln of the Dumbarton Club.
-, Ga. e.. Cotton defeated Hack
EFT of New York. 81. -.
Play in the mems doubles starts this
afternoon. Throckmorton and Wright
are in the upper half of the bracket
and Doyle and Doyle in the lower half.
The Washington team probably will
have the hardest road, but it is eX-
pected that these two pairs will meet
in the finals for the right to challenge
Bull and Pell, the present holders of
the trophy.
In the women's singles the only
match finished at noon was the one in
which Miss Taylor defeated Miss Irwin,
I'll, g..