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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
EN- La CORTE sUPRENdA DE
PUERTO RICO
CoMIsIoN DE REPUTATION DE
AsPIRANTEs AL EJERctc1o DE
LA ABOGACA
Ex parte:
ANTONIO GONZALES LAMAs,
Peticionario.
Sobre admission del ejercicio dc
Ia abogacia.
EDIcTo
San Juan, P. R.

10 de Feb. de 1925.
La comisi6n nombrada por ell
Honorable Tribunal supreme, de con
formidad con la ley de II de mar
20 de 1909, para inforrnar sobre
las condolences morales de los as
pirantes al ejercicio de la abogacfa
ante los tribunales de la Isla dc
Puerto Rico, acord6 adoptar como
regla Ala para todos los aspiran-
tes Ia de que, ademas de la prue-
ba de declaraciones juradas del
aspirante y de dos personals de re-
putacion, sc anuncie la Solicitud
en- dos peri6dicos por termino de
diez dias, fin de que cualQuier
persona habitante de esta isla
pUeda presentar queja fundada u
objection contra La admission del as
.pirante.
Y estando pendiente de informe
IL sohcttud del sefior ANTONIO
GONZALEZ IAMAS, SO publlca
este anuncio en- c,mphmiento del
ameritado acuerdo, y a los efeetes
expresados en- Ell mismo, hacie tdo
saber que las quejas u cbjeciones
q. deseen hacerse deben presentaiae
an al fsruniuo da diez dfaS a coIltar
dc la publication del presente anun
clio, Y pueden dirigirse a La CO.
mission por conducto del secreta-
rio que suscribe,
F. Soto GRA9,
Secretario de la Comisi6n de Re-
putacion de aspirantes al spercicio
dc Ia abogacia. AdyS.
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"Nunca 10 He VistO
MejOr!"

0uE emOci6n de orgullo Sc
~ experimental cuando un
amigo Sc eXpresa en-
bnenOs terminOs de nuestra
apariencia sana v rObusta.
PerO que deseOnsuelO sc siente
cuand0 se tiene la piel man.
ehada. los oiOs sin brilio y ell
semblante palido.
Enriquezea sn sangre Y toni
iique su ORGANISING tOmando
tres Yeees al dia una cuchara-
dita del Jarabe "NER-VITA"
del Dr. Huxley. Pronto sem
tira nueya energia y los sinto-
mas que denOtan su debilidad
desapareceran.
DE yenla en todas las farmaeias.
ne R.v0TA
DEF Or H0xIey
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-25
Los BIENAvfNTURAOS

1.-Bienaventurados los pobres de
bolsilos porque en- Ell ooRTE IN
Giles, encontrar&n trajes buenos,
elegantes y baratos.
--Bienaventurados los mansos
porque vistiendo TN traje de puro
hilo de Ell CoRTE rNGLEs, ten
dram la bravura del Leon.
S.-Bienaventurados los que Ilo.
ran, porquo su llanto Sc trocara en-
risa con solo hacerse cliente de Ell
CoRTE NGLEs.
4.-Bienaventurados los que han
hambre y sed de vestir algnn dia
con elegancia, porque Ell CORTE
INGLES, los dejara satisfechos.
5.-Bienaventurados los miseri-
ccrdiosos poruue ellos sabran aeon
sejar a sus amigos que no Sc vfstan
ell otra Sastrerfa que no sea en- Ell
CORTE INGLES.
6.-Bienaventurados los Pacificos
porque asi Sc evitaran Ell romperse
en- rifia los ricos trajes de Ell COR
TIE INGLES.
7.-Bienaventurados los liInpios,
porQue asf las levanderas no les
destrozaran con malas legias los
trajes de hilo que compran en- Ell
CORTE INGLES.
9.-Bieraventurados los que pa
decen persecusi6n por ir NAL ira
jeados, porQue Ell CoRTE 1NGLES,
en- un mornento 10 convterte en- un
eiegante londinense.
Ell CoRTE INaLEs.
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No equivoque la direction, esta-
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CARO-, y. frente al edificio de Ell
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tiFarks q hF al extFanieTo a dis
frutar de sns laFgos amos de ira
ba1o.
Tnformarf J. Mata Rancho.
Ediacis "ceEams",
sansa Domingo. r. d.
Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

walked BRAZIL and Herman, and
Eidred sandwiched nifty bunt in
between the walks. McCabe swung
ana when the ball WAS back in the
fnfield his three mates had scored
DAILY rammed double to RICH; and
sent Buster over the plate, and the
ball game was cinched.
Up 10 that time 1t had been quite
a contest with Bob Hasty pitching
Just as good baseball as Boehler.
Oh, yes, not to overlook Brazilfs
bit. The third sacker hit high fly
TO right field. with Brady on first
base, in the fourth frame and the
hail smacked the top of the fence.
bouncing high into the air and ulti-
mately out of the enclosure. Eldred
was hit by a pitched ball and Her
man and DAILY singled. making it
three runs for the frame. Thoss
runs and the ones scored in the
seventh were the sum total for the
Indians during the day.
In the meantime Oakland scored
three runs off Hasty, making one in
the second inning on Brubaker's sin
Gle, a wild pitch and two long flies
10 the outfield
The score was temporarily tied in
the seventh on punched hits by
Miller I.ary and Read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
In the Majors

Yesterdays hero - Alfred Luque
tied the Giants up in knots. hit a
triple and a single and scored one
run, the Reds winning. . 10 /.
Pounding Danny Vance hard in the
pinches. the Pirates beat the Robins.
5 TO ]. and increased their lead over
the Giants 20 two and a half games.
The Senators moved up 10 within
"A game of the leading Athletics by
taking double header from the
Brown, 10 I and 10 TO 3. Reuther
and Walter johnson pitched the win.
ncrs.
The Indians knocked Harris off
the mound and won the first game
Of double header from the Ath.
letica. to G. but wal6erg held them
in the second and the Athletics won.
s to ].
Gehrig's triple with the bases filled
and Johnson's homer helped the
fanks beat the Tigers. 10 to {.
Ted Blankenship won his sixth
straight game for tho White sox
when he beat the Red Sox. 10 to 0.
After winning four games in a row
the Cardinals were dropped by the
Braves, 6 20 {.
The PhiIlles grabbed three runs in
the ninth when Jones weakened and
beat the Cubs. tol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Amateurs Top
Big Card for
Whitnan's Go

CiNTEEN boxers. uaF.ng IN
- weight from los pounds 20 tho
mlddlsWelght limit OF 100 pounds
are an primed and ready Tor the
big amateur show a. Austin &
salts gymuBsiu Ninth aud
olive sts tonight
In the main bout Eddie Gross.
pride N Ballard, meets Peter Howe
the Terrible swede The boNep
win scale l5s pounds.
In the ssmtfiual bout. Angelo
Constantine, Italian entry, will
hook up with Harvey Paine, Ami.
can entry They are isS FOUNDERS
and good ones
THE other bouts viii h. as FOL.
lows Art Tbiry "a. Leo Moio. iss
pounds: Henry Moore W Art Sic.
kilioDp lsS pounds Curley Moran
w Ray Woods. los pounds. Billy
Jones IS. Dusty Rhodes. 1855 pounds
and joan Moore vs. Happy Gronan,
los pounds
Tho nEt bout viii be in tho
ring ~ $50 Harry Casey and Joe
Harrahan viii do the judging and
Ted Whitman will referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
LOCAL GOLFERS BEAT TOURISTS
Mails Working
Less for Cards

CT LOUIS - ldicncss during
- early or late stages o. q base
ball race BE- sumething new 10
Walter Mails. now with the 81
Louis Cards IN the last five
yenrs he has averaged a games
a season, which shows how ready
he always has been to toll, IN
1890. Mails pitched In 40 games
on the Pacific Coast before going
20 Cleveland where he was In
nine games In 1891, he was in
luly - games az Cleveland and
IN 1929. his worst year, ln only 20
Going 10 the Pacific Coast ih
1923. Malls pitched IN ~ con-
tests and last year wss In GO,
His arm was just worn out.
said a Rochester a.. " bone and
muscle specialist recently II
WAS worn out and needed regcn-
erativc treatment Now it Is an
good as ever and be ought 20 be
able 10 pitch 30 games q year FOR
many more yeam.'
Mails ID - years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Local Lacrosse Club Ready
to Play Vancouver's Squad

THAMPIoN versus champion when
y the Seattle lacrosse team plays
the Vancouver. b. c, stick -weilders
Saturday afternoon at . o'clock on
Denny field
Manager a. y. Gowan of the visit.
ing team, was 70 arrive Friday eve
ming with q squad Of 20 players, rep
rescnting some Of the best lacrosse
talent IN British Columbia,
Hamilton Douglas. manager Of the
local team. has strengthened the
squad since It's game with the New
Westminster team recently and the
local net handlers are primcd for
action.
Field sports are also on tap for
the day and they will get underway
al $50 O'Clock Mayor Brown will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

The dopcstrrs have Salt Lakes
club moving 10 Los Angeles and
Ncrnona franchise being moved TO
the Mission in san Francisco.
Everybody seems willing but OAK.
land aud az IL takes a unanimous
vote % the league 10 change the
geography of the section. the oaks
viii hold out for their price before
conserving 20 the change.
Twenty per cent Of our home
crowds come across the hay from
san Francisco. claims Del Howard.
one o. The big noises on The Oak
land team. who b. here with the
Acorns we would be the big losers
financially and sou can't pay base.
ban bills with good viii Il sim
takes cold. hard cash.
we might consent 20 the change
II We get our price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Westland Ties
Rainier Course
Record With Is

TACK wEsTLAND, the state
y champion, tied the course record
at the Rainier course yesterday
morning by scoring a 34-st-7s. and
last Monday he broke the record
mark at the Everett links by regis.
tering a u for the nine hole trip
In yesterdays play this sterling
young links star used the long tee
at No 4 and as this adds at least
100 yards to the length OF the jour
ncy. it may be that the rs" win 90
down az the new course record.
With Jack or that round at Rain
icr were three Of Evcrett's most sue.
cessfuI divotrcmovcrs, n ms / y.
Frank Sumner, who shovcls from the
portside; Professional Frank Minch
and George Aldrich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Timber League
Title Contest
Is Scheduled

TACOMA, Aug. Aberdeen will
Il come 20 Tacoma SATURDAY after
noon 70 meet the Tacoma Rays IN
,he playott diamond clash for the
championship Of tho nrst haH Of The
Timber league season.
40 the rnd ~ The rrat half tho
Rhys ana Black Cats were ticd for
'first place. Saturdays game Is rx-
pecisd 70 be a bitter affair The
winner earns The right 20 meet the
second half pennant winner for the
allscasou title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Landsdowne
Results

FIRST raes. 81 farinnEs-Mssrls Mack
II. wou. Marvel O. second SEA BsArh
thtrd Time %
Second race. turinnEs o won,
sulvsiy second Judge Hickman third.
Third - - 2-s.
Third race. s fgrianEs- I,llu Wood won
Deiaurer second EiiRz third Time
1898 cd.
Fourth RACE. 'urlnuEa--C5 Boyle won
York Road second CalERrv stampede
third. Tims--t 90 t-5-
Urn rnce. / mile 20 cards MontanaS
son. Tornda second "A Bgyoi- third
Time e..
sixth race, fsrIauEn--Iaek TairmRu
son. Combustion second CarabpS5s third
Time--lstA les.
Seventh race I mile 20 yards Praise
SON sancho Pansy second Aisno third
Time--tsfs SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
SHADE sHOEIL
FIGHT IMPORTANT

one ~ the most important fights
since the California io.round law
went into effect Is on the boards for
San Frnneisco Saturday when
frankie School. the Buffalo boy.
fights Dave Shade.
School IL no ham, az hts victory
over Jimmy Duffy. proved
Shade. ON the trail Of fight with
Mickey Walker Tor tho welicr title.
must win this fisht to stay IN the
IunnlnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Spokane Links
Star in Third
Round of Meet

NAitDEN CITY. J.. L.. Aug IT,
~ Nine survivors win play today
On slse Salisbury course in the third
POUND % the national public links
golf championship.
The survivors are Richard A.
Walsh. New York; John Wall. spo-
Kane; =. l. Houghton. Washing
ION. William S Errick. New York:
Ray MeAuliffe. Buffalo: T. u.
Lloyd. Chicago: William Courtney,
Detrof,i and Carl Kaufman. Pitts
burg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Californian to
Win Oregon Net
Title In Meet

DORTLANp. Ore, AUG. -Four
L Caiilornnns today were fight
ing It out FOR the mems champion.
ships in the OREGON tennis tourna.
mcBt.
Elmer Griffin ard Herbert suhr.
both san FranciNlcans. were match
"a tozstirr in the singles, while
PM Neer u Psdo Alto and Catlin
wolfard OF san Francisco were TO
play in the second semi.nnai match
The winners Of these two contests
win meet for the state title.
TIE unats in the mems doubles
are scheduled for hate this after.
noon between suhr and Stanley
Almquist. and wolrnrd and Griffin,
Almquist Is a san Francisco player
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

yester day. and
when VILLA m
and the Bride
groom hit in the
pinches George
Boehler. the ace Of
the Oakland staff,
went down TO de-
feat. ! to 3.
IL was afcCabe's
two-base blow TO
left field that
broke the tie in
the eighth inning.
b o G HERS big
weakness lack OF
control. put him in
the hole, as he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
How VIII Turemne and
Scott Fare IN East?

baselines and It gives player OF
Dranga's type a big advantage
Drangn defeated Bob Hcskgth
there in the Playncld finals and
Hesketh IS hard man TO beat al
Woodland park,
WITH Turcnne, the captain Of the
w local club. going East soon. the
official playing season for the
tournament events for the Seattle
Tennis club players is just about
over.
The club members had a very sue
cossful season and gave good nc
count Of themselves in the various
events
Turenne had fine Northwestern
season, winning the Washington
state title and reaching the finals In
the Canadian championships
T'HE California tennis delegation
i was dominated by the women
players as far as the class and re-
suits are concerned
Carolyn Swartz Mrs. Leaehman
and Golda Gross have been the leud.
ing players IN all Of the tournaments
IN which they nave entered, Mrs.
Leaohman having won the Wash.
ngton state and Paclfic Northwest
crowns She v also playing thru
the Oregon state meet this week at
Portland
Herbert Suhr was the best Of tho
California men. with Stanley Aim.
quist also playing pretty fair tennis.
Aimquist, who ~ tho junior champion
Of the Pacific Coast. broke even in
two matches with Howard Langlic,
the latter winning here and Aim.
uuisi winning IN Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Cards to Train
At San Antonio

CT LOUIS-Thc st. Louis Cards
- win stage their spring train
ing 90 San Antonio. Texas. IN
1926, according TO Rogers Horns
by. Card manager The camps
n California and Florida are not
AZ adapted 10 training as those Of
Texas, Is Hornsby's belief. He
came from that part Of the
United States Hornsby expects
70 curtail the playing Of so many
exhibition games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
ROY CLIFFE FIGHTS
BOB ROPER TONIGHT

Roy Chtfc tho Canadian heavy
weight. ig fighting Bob Roper. the
veteran army fighter 10 rounds In
Hollywood Cal tonight. CBne was
booked % meet Lew RoiiiuEer. but
RollinEcr lost at Vernon last Tues
day and tho Hollywood promoters
have substituted Roper for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Bay City
to BQIk
Move
Del Howard Claims 20
Per Cent of. Oakland
Crowds Frisco Fans
BY Leo III. Lassen

N FtkANAlSAA
won't have continu
Gus baseball unless
the Oakland club
gets its price.
There has been
more tank concern,
ing this move than
Is heard on the
hauiauqua circuit
IN a couple % sea
sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Spuih during that campaign having
knocked out NounE Carmen. lie has
also beaten Johnny Jordan and
ioung Dudley. both known
fighters herr.
The Portland boxing commission
De- planning upon using him lu the
near future and II NEer comes North
he viii undoubtedly be -rcu in action
ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Western amateur king, is one Of the best
in the game; that Bon Stein, the
Seattle Golf club ace ranks high with the
foremost linkesmen in the country; that
everybody thoroly enjoyed their days stay in
this city, are the things that appeared on the
surface Of yesterdays golf gathering of the
200 players from Chicago, who were the
guests Of the Seattle Golf club.
In the big match of the afternoon, Bon
Stein and his clubmate, Lee Steil, upset the
W. K. dope by scoring a one-up victory
against the world-renowned professionals
Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchison The bril-
If Stein was the outstanding feature Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

cation on Hoods
canal today and
upou his return
Wtu get doan 20
work prvplring
for the opening
Of the Coast con
fervrce practice
hich starts Sep
tember IS
Bagshaw has a
b3g problem 10
face this year as
be must rebuild
his line most Of
hts regular for
wards from last
years team hay-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Iouhui MS SHOTS from Tee
Steil helped out wonderfully
well on several holes by sink
ing those long puts Just
when they were needed.
jock. The Hutch. displayed very
good form most OF the journey.
but the golf that Barnes had on
tap would never have won him the
British open crown that he won
on The Prcs,wieis course in Scotland
just few weeks ago. Yen. Long
Jim was decidedly or color when
he strutitd his stuff before the
1000 Eali,ry az the North End
links yesterday AFTERNOON.
In defeating Dixie Fleagcr
and Tom Greene, three and
Two. Chick Evans and keefe
Carter uncorked the best bit
Of golf Of the day and--only
very small number Of golf fans
followed the match.
The visitors made the turn with
"A tlrcc.up lead and succeeded in
holding IL aE every hole on the
h0mcsirt,eh was halyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
VILLA SECOND
CHAMP TO DIE

NEW N0Rk-Pancho Villa was
the second fighter TO die while a
champion. Stanley Ketchel passed
away on Oct. IL, 1870 at Springfield
Mo. from the effect OF bullet
wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Runs responsible tor--Baohler Z. Hasty
;. struck out-Bsehler 4. Hssty :. Bases
on halls-BRchler 8, Hasty /. Hit by
pitched hall-Eldred. Wild pitch-Hasty.
stolen hase-Hormsn. Home run--Brsziil.
Two-base hits-Cooper, Miller. Read.
Reese. McCabe, DAILY. Sacrifice hits
Maxim. Fenton. Runs batted in--Fenton.
BRAZIL 2. DAILY :, Larry, Read. Mccabe >.
Double play Herman TO DAILY. Time
l:4Q, Umpircs--Teck and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

club will put on
his annual ban
auet Tor the
winners o. Tile
star junior base
bail league the
Iarklaud A. &
tossca being the
honorcd quests
this year
Besides the 10
players ON the
Parkiaud squad
there viii be sew
eral honorary
guests Including
RED Knlrfrr
Rube" Ellis
manager OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Vernon club, which win be here
then. y. z pugdalc and some mem
hers OF The Indian squad
There VIII be- the presentation of
The star trophy. too.
II viii be a bis night Tor the
Falkland boys when Jim does HE
stuff next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
EVANS NOT
fINISIII ID

Out ia this section or tho coun-
try. We have always been led 10
believe tEat Evans was short OF
tie tee" bot De sure was cracking
cm straight and far down the alley
yesterday,
The rest Of his game proved.
as reported. true. lie j. "A mas.
ter with the irons and no ordi.
nary putier.
In Reefc Carter the visitors
brought with them one Of the best
KID paytrs-hc is only a strip OF
lad that seattle links dcvotces
have over Eazed on. ON yesterdays
round this kingpin or western anna.
tcur circles used all Of his clubs
well. and when he did find himself
In troublc-which was very seldom
he never faiIcd TO make wonderful
rccovcries. lie had medal score
Of - and Evans a a., so Il can be
readily seen that both players we're
very much az home and missing
very few shots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
AIger Is
Coming
North
Iron Man of Welters
Plans Invasion of
Northwest Soon

LILY ALGER, the
iron man of the
ring who has
fought as fights
In Is weeks IN
California. ia
planning an inya-
aion OF Tho North
west
AlFrr ls a Young
fellow who has
licked some or
the best weltcr
weights IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
THREE STRAIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. by
winning yesterdays game here from
Sacramento, TO 4. san Francisco
made IT three straight over the
Solons.
The score; r. II. z.
Sacramento ............ s !
San Francisco .,........ 5 IL o
Batteries-E. shea and NJ. Shea;
Mitchell. McWeeney and Agnew.
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HOME Run LEADERS

Hornsby. Cards, q.
Williams, Browns, -.
Hartnett. Cubs, "a.
Meusel. Yanks 60
Bottomley. Cards, is.
Simmons Athletics. II.
Fourier, Robins. is.
Kelly Giants, ID.
Meusel, Giants, Is.
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FIEAGER IN
TOP FORM

Tom Green was distinctly OFF col
or. but his partner. the veteran Dix.
ic, was in tiptop form turnout the
match. but when he had chance
TO reduce the leeway on the second
nine with birdie figures. he found
that they were only enough for
halves, Yes, the golf in that four
some was very much OF the cham
jionship calibcr.
Another fuursome that did not
draw the crowd was the Bob
tombstone and Jack Hueston W
Joe Noyak and Capt. Ernest
Carter match. which was won
by the former pair, ) and 3. The
North End professional and
his partner teamed together III
mHchinc.liiSe style. turned in
bcstall of 6s and pulled off as
many brilliant shots as were
registered IN the two other
foursomes. les; Bob WAS in his
old.timc form. and, aside from
feeling Is years younger AT the
NIlu hl Ailf W. We
proud OF his partner, the Pacific
Northwest open champion, who
lust few years ago was his
assistant 1T the North End.
Turnout the afternoons play,
Capt. Carter was very wild with
his wood shots, and as a result. Joe
Novak, tho popular professional
who used TO bc at tho Spokane
Country club. had 10 carry most of
the burden.
Several OF this party OF touring
golfers played over the Inglewood
course.
wish We could play here some
more. but we all had good time
and hope 20 return soon" was the
farewell voiced by this dc luxe party
Of regular fellows as they departed
for Victoria this morning.