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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-17
NOTICE. FOR BLICI
Department of the Int,

Department of the Ind
Serial Nal
U. S. Land Office at Gained
rida. Feb. n
NOTICE is hereby given \
lam Bagley of Yelvinga|
who, on July 10, 1909, MAJ
stead Entry No. O554S, for
of Northwest quarter, \
Township 10 South, Range
Tallahassee Meridian, has ii
of intention to make Five-yaI
to establish claim 10 the b
described, before ERIK d
Court, at Palatka, florida,
9th DAY OF APRIL,
Claimant names as witna
A. W. Kennard of Yelvingz
A. E. Campbell of lelving4
A. D. Amos of Wellington
w. D. Amos, of Yellingtol!
ROBERT W.
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Representative.

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County.
l wish to say to you that 1 am again
candidate for the lower house of the
Florida Legislature, subject to the
Democratic primary. If elected l
promise to be a representative of the
people to the best of my ability. I
sincerely thank you for your kindness
and support on the previous occasion.
In group One.
Yours sincerely,
w. G. TILGHMAN.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-17

I again announce for the office of
Tax Assessor in the coming primary
l have always tried to be fair and
conscientious in all my work, and
promise the same in the future IL elect
ed.
1 appreciate all help given me in
the past and ask you for more now.
Very respectfully.
G. F. BULLARD.
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For Clerk of the Cireuft Court.

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court and respectfully ask
your support
I wish to express to you my sim
cerest appreciation for the support
rendered me as your Tax Collector
and promise, if elected to the office of
Clerk, to give you the best service at
my hands.
Yours very truly,
r. ]. HANCOCK.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-17
For County Judge

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County:
I hereby announce myself as a Cam
didate for County Judge, subject to
your action in the Primary next June,
and respectfully ask your support.
If selected by your votes to fill the
office of County Judge, for the next
Term, / shall give my close personal
attention to the performance of the
duties devolving upon me, and will
serve you faithfully and to the best of
my ability.
Respectfully,
pT.ACL[ WITI
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For County Commissioners

To the Democratic Voters of the Fifth
Commissioners District
l hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection to the office of County Com
missioner. from the Fifth District suh-
ject to the approval of the democratic
voters of that district in the coming
June primary. If elected | promise 2
faithful discharge of the duties of the
port.
L Z PEPpN
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j. n. BLACKWELL.


To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County.
| hereby announce my candidacy for
the office Of County Judge. subject to
the Will of the Democratic Primary.
If elected the duties of the office will
receive from me prompt and careful
attention. Your votes and influence
i'll be appreciated.
JULIAN C. CALHOUN.
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For Tax Assessor.

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County:
| am a candidate before the coming
primaries for the office OF Masses
Or, and will greatly appreciate the APP
proyal of all Democratic voters, ana
their support in the primary cleo
ton. >,v
postwinl, Elorida
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For Sheriff.
To the Den

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County.
l am candidate before the coming
primary for the office of Sheriff, and
will greatly appreciate the support of
all Democratic voters, and their votes
in the primary election.
P. NJ. HAGAN.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-17
San Mateo. Florida.
For County Commissioner for IN.
First District

TO the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County: INA III
didn't expect to be candidate
at the coming primary. but on account
i E1 a an urgent solicitation of my friends
scented to run again, and hereby an
nounce that l will be a candidate for
re-election to the office of Count
commissioner for the First District
Nm, MY record in office shows what 7
to this office again I will do nv yie SntSi
IN the future as / have in the mast
Ihanking you for past fayors ana
respectfully soliciting your supnort ~,
the coming Democratic Primary, 7 an,
Very truly, '''
w. c. ATVFpc
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-17

For Tax Collector.

| hereby announce my candidacy 1or
the office of Tax Collector subject to
the will of the Democratic primary,
Your votes and influence will be ap-
preciated.
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For County Commissioners

To the Democrats of the Third Com
miSsiOners' District,
| Will be candidate for the office of
county commissioner from the Third
District in the June Democratic mi
mary, and will greatly appreciate tbe
approval of my fellow democrats now
and at the polls. If elected l will give
to the affairs of the district and coun-
ty the best that is in me.
Faithfully yours,
G. A TURNER
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ORDER FOR PUBLIC
In the Circuit Court, Eight
Circuit, Putnam County \
IN CHANCERY.

|
Circuit, Putnam County
IN CHANCERY,
Adelphia Ann Foanell, 4
L. W. Fennell, Isr.el J.
Fennell, jamie Price by 4
her husband and next
friend John Price, Ida
Alderman, by her hus..
band and next friend h
Basil Alderman, iottie
Tyler, by her hu oand
and next friend l., W. III
Tyler, Rosa l.. Brantley,
by her husband and next
friend z. Brantley,
CompaiHants
VS..
Theophiel Aderho'z and
Lena B. Aderholz. his &
wife, William Laubach rs
and Theophiel PaSco, &
Defendants. -
1t appearing by affidavit
to the bill filed in the a%v
cause that Lena 3. Adefn
PENDANT therein named Is
ident of the State Of fiolD
a resident of Toledo, OnN
age of twenty-one year,
there is no person in Tax
Florida, upon whom the
Subpoena would bind SuIn
it is therefore ordered III. &
resident Defendant be ana Il !. 3.
by required to appear. % IA
Complaint filed in salG q, &C. &.
before Monday, the Srd Il. a.; VA
A. D. 1916, otherwise lnT - IL
of said bill will be taken q
by said Defendant; .,,
It is further ordered ~.
der be published once a w. ", A
consecutive weeks in ,, IA
News, a newspaper puOli'
County and State. ID n
Witness my hand ana l.+s
this, the 18th day Of IfI, FSTI
(Seal HENRY hEtri "A
By A. K H. n
Hilburn & Merryday, NJ
Solicitors for Comps
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-17
WHY WOMEN
Write LETTERS
To Lydia E. Pinkhan Medi-
cine Co.

Women who are we'll often ask "Are
the letters which the Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. are continually publishing,
genuine?" Are they truthful ="
Why do women write such letters?"
In answer we say that never have we
published q fictitious letter or name.
Never, knowingly, have we published
an untruthful letter, or one without the
full and written consent Of the woman
who wrote it.
The reason that thousands of women
from all parts of the country write such
grateful letters to the Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has brought
health and happiness into their lives,
once burdened with pain and suffering.
1t has relieved women from some Of
the worst forms of female ills, from dis
placements, inflammation, liberation,
irregularities, nervousness, weakness,
stomach troubles and from the blues.
1t is impossible for any woman who
is we'll and who &SSSsA
has never suffered SNN@&NSNI
to realize how these MT NM
poor, suffering wo- Va sN\T
men feel when re- ETU
stored to b health; ~ 2 II
their keen desire to al SS 6
help sther women MN ESAG0LW
who are suffering Is CyHS~NSG
they did. SsN E1Hs'0N
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For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton.

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County:
l hereby declare myself a Candidate
for reelection, in the coming primary
to the office of Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction.
l sincerely thank you for your kind
ness to me in the past and again So
licit your vote and support.
Respectfully,
J. D. COTTINGHAM.
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Supervisor of Registration,

To the Democrats of Putnam County.
This is to announce that | am a can
didate for reelection to the office of
Supervisor of Registration, subject to
your action in the coming primary. If
elected it will be my endeavor to serve
you as faithfully and honestly as I
have in the past. Thanking you for
past support, l remain,
Respectfully,
HENS pETERMANN
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ORDER FOR PUBLICAN
In the Circuit Court, Eighth
Circuit, Putnam COUNTY, n
IN CHANCERY. |
E. P. Marshall,
Complainant,
VS..
Grace B. Marshall, \

Defendant. !
1t appearing by affidavit \
to the bill filed in the ANIL
that Grace B. Marshall. the n
therein named is a non.rs|
the State of Florida, and is A
OF johnson lin the State Of N
and that she is over the ace
ty-one years; it is therefSn|
that said nonresident DetsI
and she is hereby required n
to the Bill of Complaint fis|
cause on or before MondsyI
day of April A. D. 1916, Ohyl
allegations of said bill will
as confessed by said DefeniI
1t is further ordered that
der be published once a wei1
az consecutive weeks in thl
t,e"o' d newspaper pu0lSlei|
County and State.
Witness my hand and diI
this, the oath day of Febn|
(SEAL) HENRY HUTCHl|
Clrek Cna|
By Henry Hutchh,I
, Dg|
E. 3: Haskell, Esq.
Solicitor for Complainar.
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E. p. THAGARD

Of Marion County, candidate for State
Comptroller in the next Democratic
primary. Your support will be ap-
prsciateL.
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Solicitor for Complain
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
Montclair Golf Club.

Montclair. y. j., July T. Holiday golf
ON the Montclair Golf Club links was
brisk to-day and included a selected
lS-hole competition sweepstakes and
flag competition. The best scores IN Sc
lected competition were:
Class A-P. L. Gallagher. 73-5-6s; F.
". Dyer. 7l-l-7O; Ii. NJ Robinson. IL
81: X. b. Nef. 77-5-12; c. j. Turner,
76-3-78; J. 3. Batten. lS-5-lS; j. W.
Surbrug. jr., 79-5-7l; Eads Johnson, So
ID: a Powell, 79-4-l5.
Glass BIT. +. Oliver o2-9-7S c. E.
Merrill. SO-7-73; II. S. Mcclure, ST.
"a: A. Morrison, So ST: +. w. Schoon-
Is: W. ". Hubbard. s3s-75; R. $. Car
michael. s3-s-75. L. y. Deyanswey, So
lo Class C-H. p. Yalaler. s3-22-5l: N. T.
Flanagan, s3-lO-13; f. i. Gates, s.--l2-
Is: 4. J. Grsfiin. 90-l2-lS. NJ. Andrews.
Collie: G. 4. Hornfeck. 50-l2-ie.
In the morning sweepstakes the best
SVSts Gas AIJoseph Hodgson. 79-6-7s; Il.
NJ. Robinson, s5-l2-73; !. >. Simmonds'
Class B-w. W. Hubbard. s5-ls-s9; C.
f. Merrill. s3-li-7O; c. r. Aiing, s1-l6-
7I:R. S Carmichael. s7-l6-ll.
Class CT a. Neland. s2-25-67; c. +.
Afternoon round. Class A-Won BY ?. /.
Gallagher. with 19-l0-69. Class B-A.
Morrison, s5-l6-69; Class &C. y. o.
Doughty. 95-2s-7l flag contest was
won by NJ A. Neland. while a womans put
tiny competition was won first sixteen %
Mrs +. f. Donahue and IN the second SIX
teen By Mrs. {. II. luke.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
Beyond the Usual.

August and yet in the two leagues there
who chance to win
about clubs left in the
bined July Boston Chicago and Detroit left in the Ameri-
Oa These entries with four additions
from Cleveland New Yorka Washington.
Speaker the Texas TypOOn
half Of the distance some SO points beyond y CoO JACKSON
has been batting md finish out his
vear span leader and unless either jackson or
the the present blockade will hardly be
manta
Smiling Bill DonOvans Yankees may pennsn who
netting to hunting for
the odds
John Franklin he is leading Eddie Collins
25 points Barry and Sufy Mclnns so points
Dillon VS.. Fitz.
SIR have the greatest piece OF fighting
believe that Dillon at 69
Mound had anything pounds when he knocked
Of fighting machinery pound FOR
ound than the late Stanley Ketchel? ouI'Dh"
Dillon grand his weight but he hasn't the punch that fi
had his best nor the exquisite geneashp Of Robert the Red As
to-day would pack IN the country
There would be nothing like it, pound for pound
Just as Iugey the Of breaking up the
American League race of eighteen starts they
~ 70 have changed they merely resting gather up
ammunition another drive?
Don and Willard let Dillon fight from plat
form d three feet? Or permit for each
T start?
The Main Query.
tell vou the Of Europes
But vho going o win that A. l. scrap? IL. F.
Poon piers have Of the bean ball Yet there are
those sayt hereis = nothing in a diet
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
Trial by Jury Captures
Carter from Big Field

would almost surely have nippcd both
the leaders.
Phosphor managed TO como home
fourth, followed by Sand Marsh. The
highly toutcd George Smith, favored
in tho memory books over all OF tho
other ten, was an iCnominious sixth
Next in Importance TO this spectscu-
lar running Of the Carter Handicap
was The Glover, a $4,000 stake event
for two-year- -olds, in which Harry
Payne Whitncy's bay flly Bonnie
Witch eQualled the track record for
five furlongs-b9 seconds fat in ac-
complishing the downfall Of seven
other youngsters. SO close was the
final contest for supremacy between
Bonnie Witch and Yankee Witch,
which eventually finished in second
put 20 tell just which witch was which.
Repentant Wins Chase.
Just prior 70 the record -equalling
feat Of Bonnie Witch--in the first race
OF the afternoon, TO be exact y. s.
7. Rsndolph's bay gelding. True as
steel. negotiated the fve-furlong
course in 80 2-5 seconds
There were three other splendid
races on the programme-a steeple-
chase which was captured by Mrs
Stevenson's good marc. Repentant. a
mile handicap in which James But
ler's Kilkenny Boy scored once more.
and a selling race for two-year- -olds
in which The Dean. from the Cross
ways Stable. took the measure Of
Cheer. the Brighton Stable entry. in
somewhat hollow fashion
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
LIEUT.. ANDERSON
SHINES ON COURT
Portside Tennis Crack
Plays Swiftly at Uni
versity Heights.

All University Heights came to yes
terday's play in the annual North Side
tennis championships at the University
Heights Tennis Club. In addition TO
the acrobatics of Allan Behr. Elliott
Binzen, j. Harry John Henry Stein
kampf, Lieutenant W. $. Anderson, Al
fred Hammett, Ely VI. Behar and others,
free ice cream, cakes and drinks were
served. What with tennis and atten-
tion it was q glorious Fourth.
Behr and little Behar, the artist, ad-
vanced to the round before the semi
finals in the singles championship for
The Tribune Cup. Behr outsteadied the
steady Joe Fox, winning 10, 81 and
g 3 in an endurance match that taxed
both players and umpire.
Behar sent DR.. W. NJ. Jennings back
10 his home in Brooklyn a sadder and a
wiser man, to the tune of 3, 10.
Behar is also of the steady type, but,
as the match didn't go to three sets, the
umpire is in good condition.
Alfred Hammett designed and en-
gineered an upset in the singles, defeat
ing his old adversary, Harry Steinkampf
60, 64. The winner had his chop
strokes working just as in the old New
port days, while Steinkampf did not
show at his best, partly because Ham
NETT was there TO prevent that very
thing.
The best tennis of the day was shown
by Lieutenant Anderson, who worries
so little about the Mexican situation
that he is proving quite the darkest
and fastest horse of the tournament.
The left-hander used such oodies OF
speed against lie c. Cro.ey that the lat
ter, although a rattling good player did
not get a game. Anderson VIII bear
watching.
Many good matches in the doubles
line attracted as much attention as the
ice cream. Elliot Binzen nd Harry
Steinkampf eliminated William NJ.
Fischer. pride of the home club, and
Paul Martin, 6-1, 10. Fischer pret-
tv drives did not get going until the
second set, and then real tussle began.
The summaries fgollow:
North Side singles championship third roundl y
Dr. = q Liften defeated T. Martin. ~. =
60 kfrSd fI2, s4nst 4'S.tsa d..eaea uirS 2 stein
A'i' FaaftR roand-Leutenant W : Anderson defeated
Il Il 'sol'S. 9onaat a s-0 5l. ' w. '' '''-''''
Flfth round-Auln Behr defeated J. W. F2I.
IS. 81. -; Ey Behar defeated Dr. ". NJ
''Sf Yorf Side double. championship 'er,, roundl,
c Chambers and J. M'r'ersau defeated tesIam ana ana
nom Fisher and Coulnt ly default Pau. Gooid
and Eugene Nolan wou from De'lin and Ifany D
O'. second 1oos round-Ello, Binzen and J # stein
kampf won from JACK koinstein and Lerg Sslsi,.,
ds9eaief Ronalfson and Barnes 90. g. Charles
Chambers and Joseph Merseresu defest.d Benlamln
,oq aHd ,5t frs FSs IA henderson dseSod SS'38 Bar,
low and Besucf Ct 0-l; O.. Mef,eresu ana "
Touissaat defeated hea sni Re os,ss r,,-.4,
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
DRIVE OF HUNTER
DEFIES THE WIND
O'Neale and Cornell Cap
tain Win Long Island
Doubles Title.

The good, right forehand swat OF
Francis T. Hunter, the Cornell tennis
captain and holder Of The Tribune
Cup, brought the Ithacan and J. S.
ONeale, the Long Island doubles
champion, yesterday morning, on the
courts of the Kings County Tennis
Club, Brooklyn. The pair defeated s.
Howard Voshell and Frederick c.
Baggs in the final round, 81. Ga
6-1, 90, 6-3.
The match was played in high
wind that swept the courts and made
most of the shots, except Hunters
swat and Voshell's service, swerve in
their course. In addition to his fore
hand, Hunter was going just as fast
overhead as the wind, and frequently
walloped the ball over the backstop
on the bounce. Voshell also played
well, the cause of the defeat being
Hunters work and the weakness of
Baggs, who had an off day.
Noshell and Baggs started with one
Of their characteristic rushes, but
Hunter and O'Neale STAYED it off in
the second set, and in the third the
ninth doubles team in the country was
almost completely swamped In the
fourth set, however, Voshell and Baggs
got going well, and ran up five
straight games. Then Hunter and
O'Neale started took the next four
games, but could not quite pull out
the set. The fifth set was bitterly
fought, the concluding game being
hammered out off Baggs's service af-
ter Voshell and Baggs led, 40-l5.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
PARKHURST STAR
OF MOTOR RACES
Sunbeam Car Burns in
Auto Event at Sleeps
head Bay Speedway.

Red Parkhurst, OF Milwaukee. won
the twO-mile and the lOO-mile motor
cycle races at Sheepshead Bay. yester-
day. the showing Of Arthur Chap
pelle, the local idol, was Disappointing.
George Theobald and his mechan-
ician, in Sunbeam racing automobile,
narrowly escaped with their lives,
when their car caught fire in the ten
mile race with an Adams Special,
driven by George ". Adams. Theobald
ard his mcchanician jumped clear OF
the burning car, and the Adams Spe-
cial finished alone.
Summary of the races follows:
oa--mns Nsw York state amateur championship
Won ly Carl CIrre. lolkers tHaF.ey DAVIDSON
De Fo.ss Sea lora lEEce.silll. second Emil
h. .e.Atr ll-r.l5 -naFlls0rI. iA.rl. IMf. . 20 -
T.r-mi'e Nev York state amateur championship
Won ty J.c PANEL Ii4rcf p-E4sonl. III ,hHi
Butler 0Iarcy- -U4y.l-oll. se-lLi C4rl Cirrie
Y-ater, lHariey -D4ud4onl. tAlfd. Tine 80 IS.
,i1. .tlt.-W6n by Red ParsAurst Milwaukee liar-
ir, .DavlsouI. Arthur CAaQp'lle. Bo0kl5n lnlianl
.t.oal. william Ege. Harley -D-ndsonl. third
aie.iaus Nsv York stAte amateur cham.
plIr.llG-W.l ls Kl.lard Butler Nonsers tiarey
5-i ...5ai joseph n Gs., New YORK INDIAN
',.-r.- Nev I5-k state amateur ehamplonshp
Won ty Joseph 81 Gsst New YORK ilnianli Joe
rs-r.I Ec,. Ylra .H-r.ly -Dsudsonl. secozd. Rich
al Butter. YoaAcrs la4fsy -Da'lisonl. thir1 Tine.
T.-.uslle professional ohsmri nshiP-w -
W...m. R-v'r Harley Daris0ui Nlrs1 FEED
lil..isv. Das.i-anl th.rd Tine. 90
T.r-rIs Nrs Yora atate amateur championship
Won by Richard Butler. l0nkers Harley DaFit
sonl. Joseph A. 1esi. Nes i1iA indian second
h. Ferrs' Nss l0sa lHafle5 -pa'l1sonl. thlFd.
Time a.. .,. ,,. 49, 5,
p.-s.ursf Milwaukee Harley psuc.onl william
~ tlIarl-y- -D4F44.llI. second VI. fleIe!leA,
iiia-.sy p.ridslnl. illfd Tine. os -.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05

Total ..............
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
Notes of the Racers
at AqueduCt Track

There were two bid-ups and claim
after the various races Yesterday. Emil
Hcr5 bid True as Steel up to 81 .105
after the first race, at which figure the
gelding was retained by his owner.
J. w. Hedrick and G.. Alexandra bid
Kilkenny Boy up 10 $1,000 after the
fifth, James Butler retaining his prop
erty. My Donnie was claimed out OF
the first race by r. F. Carman for 5000.
Broomstick, Harry Payne whitney's
splendid stallion, sired two Of yester-
days winners. True as Steel is by
Broomstick and Loyal, and Bonnie
Witch is by the same sire. Bonnie Star
being her dam. Ogden sired two Sec
ond place horses, Yankee Witch and
Saratoga.
Short Grass. whose marvellous
stretch runs have been the sensations
Of the AQueduct meeting, was claimed
by Emil Herr out of selling race at
Epson Downs in 1914. This aged son
Of Laveno and OutburSt threatens TO
become one of the most formidable
thoroughbrcds on the American turf,
once he has been trained TO keep some
where near his pace in the early stages
Of the race.
Johnny McTaggart, who had the mount
on Ormesdale in the Carter Handicap,
made d complaint against Campbell, on
Trial by Jury, after the race. Johnny
accused his contemporary Of boring
in" during the run home. but the stew
ards could not see that the lad had any
grievance
The Queens County Jockey Club has
certainly been blessed with an album
dance OF good weather for its meeting,
only one day having Deen really uncom-
Portable Yesterday was ideal for rae
ing. as evidenced by the fast time re
corded in practically every one Of the
six events.
Many persons were looking for
Matthew Corbett's FLY, Coquette, to re
peat in The Carter her performance Of
last season, when, on her initial start,
she vanquished a classy field in easy
fashion High Moons pace was evi.
IDENTIFY too fast for ;he daughter Of
Celt Yesterday however, as she finished
next TO last.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
Haokensaek Golf Club.

Hackensack, n. J., July 4-Exactly
eighty members Of the Hackensack Golf
Club participated in the qualifying
round for the presidents cup to-day at
SO holes.
The following were the first sixteen:
JB Abeel I7l-SO-i4l: @ r sws-t. lsl-4s-
ll6: e. A. Newkirk. ls9-40-lia H. r. Taylor.
Paul lee-ls-l5l j N Ditf r., l4-s2-i52.
J. r. Head.ey. lss-56-l52. c. Barclay. iSs-
3O-l53: Morel lGT-i--lj5. George ~. Will
fans i77-22-lJJ. G. = stafford l9i-i6-lij
" b Harshome. ls2-2s-l56. T W. Ho.6euon.
lSl-24-l5l: j. B. stewart. ls0-32-l5s. W. H.
Cane. 202-ii-l5s
In the special low net score for eight
cen holes II. Green won with l07-
05-S2
New-York tribune., 1916-07-05
HALLOCK VICTOR IN
OAKLAND HANDICAP

J. II. Hallock won the Independence
Day handicap at the Oakland Golf Club
yesterday, when he returned low net
score Of 20 out of a large field. c. H..
Murphy, with an 81, had the best
gross score Of the day.
The results follow:
j. II. Halock. s5-lJ-7O. c r. Desn. ss-2i-
y. G. II. Murphy. s,-ig-72; y. W. Belknsp
95-2l-73. Il. T. Woodruff. s9-l5-7i Colonel
4. ". Dunn. 90-i6-7i. W Herbelt. sJ-z0-
20. &. 5 Alien. se--lt-75. c Z fnly. 81
l5-76 Commander r. L. Sawyer, e9-iG-T6, G.
b Beckwilh ss-Is--7s. r. H. Hoadley. s7-is-
IS. b. NJ Httl.iohn. 9i-li-sO. II M Popham.
g5-l4-s2. W. 5. Brosn. sl-s-s2; @ y MOods
ee-I7-s-. J. L. kirgia. 94-lf-S0, Edwin
shuitleworih. s5-ii-s2. X II T. Ellios. lo3-
us--s5 X. L. Morris iOs-l9-sS. u. 5. stearnA
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