I

X

THE SUN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1015. 4 i7

ADVERTISING GOLF WOW KNICKERBOCKER COUNTRY CLUB HOUSE WILL LOOK NEW CLUB ORGANIZEDWtNTlIK Itl'.SOHTS trtNTRR ItKSOnTS.

ENDS AT PINEHURST 7 BY TENAFLY GOLFERS

E.I. .Miiimhi Ileitis Ills KM low Knickcrlmckcr Country Club Is

tSuotoiiitiii in Final Hound Nnmc Chosen Donnld Hoss

for Tlllc. Lnys Out Course.r"

SI.ATKH LOW IX IIANDKWI'

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,i r i h Hi ml- .outrun ofl.t i f Vdve'tdne,

- , !.,nl :! ! ' 'we i. Kr.. mi Krjin mn toun

; --, t nuttoii nf the ,

i nil, two M.ntnhU.-- t.n

. , mill. .il.l 1 ll IVr

loin in v 'ion til

. uiiiMri hv l up mill -, . i. Mir, vv uevett'ielesii

tlii twilf"i hole of till'

fi.i.n wnlih point the, ii Kulf i drew ew i r.iltl'.y

lUlt nroii .ill t'M n

. ' H."f .ll! WU If. .11 III!" '""It, ...ii tout il l"'oi I' ,,iot.,tn In! IHIIli'li. ""I l"r"

,.., ' ti'iith w.n i! 1" I Mi- -

iifxt twit hnlf. halved theI tHik Hi M 'i01''''i,2 th. iiinti'h

iitl.in won i.i ine uniii--n

l v i.vir Wre i iiiiiii orI . h.1 Ill I ..Attlll''eil mm' n.iiiiii. in.. I tlllllllll IM'IPl'.S .CIHM1 A I I CI

., ... ..id .it-- . hit lull mull'...1..I

. ohMilitllolt llivifiini rt i .in'iII l: Mii.llfUMin of I'urttut Hill.:

... . .... ....nrl1..1t. 'i i i..'i.ii in I'n'n i"i i ...i .......

'i fi'l-'i- l qualify It. O. Ilaulwlilof s. ork inn l Will C Iror of Sulls- - j

, i..iin ll i"..iti of I'lmvy riiuic.ji v i..,-ii!- i ,.f Atbritli City. J. I. I'luni-- 1

r.f si.riiiRtlriil. M . ' ' Miirtlnn' II ii,iii.rJ..ii V.ilK'. . ' 1'itru'ii ui

,asl .I'i'l llirnm lirron of ItllfTiitor,,. t'.. UiniiTN of Hie Down anil Out

.

jl Sunt. i of Itrne Iliirti ntnl

Jo'' II i'l.ii' "f Clicvy l 'hue ern the.il-- , imiii'tition winner' ntnl II. I.

M'lh .'l.in.l of I'lttntnirK won u tip pliO-f- f

r. iMi p x:v.lftli nu.illllrntlon prizer,,.i. i II II. inn. l of ClfVplntitl iitid A.i h i ,.r i'ioi :iii Iii Imti-,- 1

,,, it r ., M.itu'. l'o I It In. rfc.mlMlii t... rr,. th.iti' (i.im trntihv III (hms

'! It Mimlok of Ko IIIIIh won thc!'ulilrrt r th hi II. To In Clam r wonfor Mr It. a.'mlner of HunwofKlle unilCo ll II Tr. .nlwell. hi" club mate, liediv'mttillf Izor of Sullnhur). The cariltfa l in I' '' foi I'linwn.iilli. player,unil Hft IS, 75 for hi opponent. InIke n "IT Ir.or won The li'iullnc :

' i is A W i ' Kfeimin. SH -- 10. ' JnlinHi. ,ii

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M.

M I

I,

nn

tZ

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ii

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A

:i. Ill 7. l IMrKerl.nrrnro I)imiII". :H I."'. 7: V.

'it 17. 0. i' A Spp.iUm.in.t I llil"n '71. t, llarolil

ii m it Ii liuilfr. MiII.. iinn 7 1: .1 l l"nnim.- . I: Itlrtrnnv. 4 11. HI, W.iliei

ii f ilnirgi Wrlcht. 9 H.i Miiiiln. 100 11

- It w K Smith. 101- - :i. ii.. Mr.I (Urclnrr, ! 1. ill; II It It'eil.. Th i'. V Yiltiif. l. 7". K. It.

It m". i. 7. i. T KiiMeil. s .i.

lUri.er White.

Violet 'renin Will

flit-- Trnnlly,still Kolf

MM'

tookthe the

thethe

such

the

This the theYork

that was

the Karlthe

piodiucd

thethe beeli

than any

'I lajoie.

if mo :o. II n MiAlpln. nndII- 'hen 111 -- 37. 'I: I' s

i i a I. vi.ir,.,i m.. j.i. n.: uuk ! 10- 1- .t

tlitflntt Viltatiiu

HOME won

llnn-lnil- l He eenoften Ohio quick acquittal

announced that the cnsiiI IMS

dav ' Manageruntil cordannounced

Kohl, only inges l',1. examined,the'... have been liliulc. ,,,nln rrpresentoil

'!

with able,A .1 West cuds after

of

Iii.

S.i.

:'i.

IV.

ile

farm

spite attructlons Itit Vnrl.

il for

ii.

.......1..

win

ih'.

Hie

his

was

was

won the

forwas

by

fur

thewastwo ch

list!nlJ

twotl.'l

tho but

Vw

...........

'n V', that ..f, appearance the timemuni on the home grounds, so that the

iMij ihould have n most successfulwajni, in the financial department. Tho

March Army West Point.April 3. Lafayette at Knston ; 7. Hum-tita- n

at New York; ColumbiaColumbia. 14. John't at. New York:17 Stevent New York Mlddlebury

t New York. 24. ftutgers at New York:!, at Hobokcn.

I. Trinity Hartford: 5, Con-nect! nt Aggies New York f. Ilutgersat New llrunswlck : 1 1. Wesley-Jl- i

13. C. C. New York:U. It P Troy: Mount SaintJueph at New York 22, Crescent A.' C.it

Juno o. Swarthmore at York.

THE DOORS.

!teT itrL Llev May for l"n-i- ii

llnllfnx Cricket

AsMi nnon. but definitelyiiitil the

exefuuve

DAY WITH THAPSHOOTEItS.

Vnrk

anninlAuierlea

Isl.inil 'rips itlonVprll Witurdav,

.Inneun.esls

flub

hundl-- n

iteuson's

IIS.-- In

Illoomlleld Hun

lloh.'tied

ijoli

,rl-,- .

s

I

portnb Thompson

SI! m U .i

clultl hclnK 1 1 1 fur new Knickerbocker toiintrj- - Clubwhich Imvr iiIiip of conrnr mill)' In (hp prlnK.

PLATT ADAMS CASE

IS NOT YET DECIDED ?;j

111

Mill"- - Session mill I'lentyof Onilot'v.

ACriTTAL IS lMlOliAltliK

After hearlliR another hatch of evi-dence ycMterd.iy lu the eharKCs made

! Ad.urm oxplnlned ylniply offdefence champion Jumper,

the reRlitrailon eornmitlee .Metro-politan Association A.

Its deiisioii lis whether ornot Adams hypothecated prizesuntil time as in, of evidence

liear.i Tile secondthis drama "The Amateur andI'rlnes" nln Red In the Milldlnc

American Impress CompanAssoclnllon at Madison ave-

nue formerly homeNew Yacht and In the

room tried that theNew Yolk Yacht Club discredited theehaiKos made tuitir.ivctijcalnut handlers of Pcfendcr,which America's i up In lx'i".

Tlie .Hhlillonut evidenceserved to strengthen the

spectators the first hearlnK lastWcdnes-day- , that charges badIrumpetl up prosecuted mineprivate spite ibsiie to purifyathletics. At no time any tilted

'v 5 n'p,mer,rii!r'; i-- yTi"rw: ',,I'",ir,Ire"i,?.Viat change phases

vo. Jl. jcontra- -

t itrtiltthml li fttulother matters

imrlmlnate In cirtum- - ilrcc( I.IUInic....... ImnortaiitNINE GAMES FOR N. Y. U. trophies the champion were pro- -

oueeii tne sothere some surprlfo among the

spectators who made their mindsmi I'lclil. a verdict of when

Tt,. vr.i-1-- ii,,i,r,iM. hinAi.li tbc committeefor yetter- - w,,uld go over

In""--Jrtr' .""lf"

V .md Hwartlunorecn Held- -

Adams thead games with Seton i,"""51" " . , ',.,"ill,' iiuiiiii iiuii- -

The veai-o- opens on March .11 r,lt HHuatlon In an manner, theof the counseln - Point the

e'OM the

iiiiiui-i- i

wlthHwanhinore frei.nent.y time withof features He

iViir tho intercollegiatesl.L.r" V. first of mem

ithMiiln31 nt

10, nt

: 22,

StevensMm nt

at :

atN. Y. nt

I ut 13.:

n.iy ItldgcNew

QUAKERS OPEN

cnon a Cup.

trophy.

to

to

Adams

reithedat

vv"iu

committee,that

hnd

and

born the N'W York C. tinOne Itohort Stoll, the Johnstren: Jeweller, who the

Hetherlngton, the well known nnm-tc-

ikioI pl.iir, Martin TWaterman, who Is by, Ailnnus

friends for therge.t.

Waterman was baiull'd without gloves.lore Mahoney. both In

summing attacked thocredibility the and Insistedthat tho deep engi-

neered Waterman In following outhit iUterinuiutlon to get even withAdams because of some fnncled businessgrievance. The lawyer Adams didnot mince words, and nfter adjourn-ment vvns taken thero talk legalproceedings the wlt- -

nessea by Watermanhoney for the tongue lashing received illtlio summing

ii,.i,i. oi.tlm that Adams had soldrings to and Schenek made at the

Philadelphia, the stronghohl of cricket .,'i ishIoii. it eh.irc.il yesterdayAmsrlrn, will the dom- - credited toopen trlt ip j,aj t,Vl1 prize cups

h mittdde of town m.c(iunt with Htoll. here that'earns to famous cup com- - ;cw York A. C. men crinio intomi .'Inn. and New York probably will nnjight. Waterman testified thatreiiresfnted In the series this year. This , , i...v!,ii,, i.een on a commlt- -

lnc

erles Hen usCricket rr exhibition

not heof

!

Sen

.in,

'ind

"

Cluh.Vllivoe

I.u.l...

ore

of ltd ntHit

ofof

of A.

lienet

of

A7

was of

of

by

for

anil nywa.t

up

vi.. of te.ttl- -

for theIluril. I.iri

for

forof A.of

by

his of

byHe

plot b'cn

forhis

whs ofby

.Ma- -'

uptlie

was

was

hei.u,i

gaveopening M.uonirome

1012 not prlzetfor' competition management

them exchange themthey witncii. .vinnnei.,ii one

hooka.pi'monnl

AduniHwhen Mahouev

"'i,w. he Any

rtmrother

.Aftv. my-- p.- -

Architect' ilrnvvlnu;

iliiltr bore HtuUnient lie ilenleiluhwlutrly the nllrKi-i- l ronverKiitlon withKtoll reKuril to nieilalu that Olytilt hadtentllleil to been leal'

who did not illnnKIRIIt.

AdaniM fald thatwax willing to iidnill that w.

with hint on oi.e or oco.ihUiiiii thatvlnlted Sjoll. The wrltlnit mi the "tub

of the check by (llynn, "ItlncI ," he tliTWht. not been madelit time check drawn. AhIjciIwhy ho Klven preienln pair

IIiiUh iIiib illynn tho nth.that at time he Imlcbteil

to him what hethe leather trade.

order Hhow Ail imw waxthe nthletlc hu Is Kiid to Thorn

llHWtlouril til ai to bin wcutiliK KliikeilIn loiniH'tltloii tho

Church lloufo anivn, where Kplkex werenot ullowed. then iiIiIIIIiik In huff.

rfCHliivt Adanm also llvtrnlm; that he

ciimliieil

onlv

sp'kes when untitled, toW prncIn which he sllppiil

hlmcclf and wltlidrew for thatThere was Hash of humor

on the pari of the nccu'cil athlete whenThorn Kently askul him If diddo (Ulte hiKlncxs selling thlm;s.

'It tcplleil Adams."You aulnnii'blleV" iiuerled

the i.ouuel, referrltiK to tho one thatSchenrk's father Isuiirht. hut notpaid for. "No. 1 Jul dlspoM.il of that,"wilt the reply of Adams.

In summlni; up Thorn cave connlder-ulil- e

ttttenth'ti to tho Incident the tilp.tInsisted Hint In the main

illviin. Scheiick and Thehnerwas Mitltliil to cred. Mahoney'.tmale.' strok" wot tho paintlliK of theKlorlous cane" of as an athleteIn kIowIiu; words Then he sahl thecommittee: "You believethat Incomparable athlete wouldhit pat, present futuie (jlorlet In

athletlci for the sum of $fi "

nap114 direct

Piny

wltmsse.t on that might rlrrnn Hull I'Ibtto for I'lilliulelphinut....tll Ik.

ludnc'sub-- 1

I

Adamt

throw

f.'.v.;

Jump

Adnnw

When Connie purchased Nill.ajolc from the Nnp.t recently to

the vacancy cieatcd by the sale ofCollins the White fox, con-

ferred great f.ivcr upon vtiranbringing to

IV mi's ton for which I.artyliking ever since ho been playingIdc; league hall.

present I.ajulo's home in uhurb.,1... l,.rd I...U r.il-- ......- -

many acres the ettute of John I

ltockcfeller. When basohall seasonIt Lurry retires tlie swluslon of

Unil him defending his own) his nnd spends hit idswitnesses. the new whs homes. good farmer.

In of these would Ithe

i

Stat

of

witnesses.

was called

nnd

admit out,,,'

about

not surprising If he moved Phlladolphin, for he always displayedliking for the town In which ho

committee, others icorso playitl In fact. Larry sal.l In iinswerho liked

K.

Instigation

of witnesses

to

Halifax

nt

to

to

to question as to which cityhi st

"Writ. have travelled considerably1he that have been tho

leagues have In manycities, but the I like best of IsPhiladelphia. people there seem tobo easy to get

with. Some of my best friendslive there at home every timeour club visits the city.

"1'nless happens to changemy mind, when the emirs forto the baseball uniform nnd

from is my Intentionto open gends store In Phila-delphia, because I realize that cangvod that city above all

ut

LONG TRIES TO DO ALL.

llrnsniiis C'npliilii llnreljlit Vlitnlcliilr Svv limiiera.

Montc'laiii. N. Jan. 16. MoutclairSchool swimmers triumphed

the Krasmus Halt amphibians Hrooklynthis afternoon In the closest dual meet

iras announced at inn annum ineeunii oi te(J ju ,urrhnsii cup ior i,o scholastic fleason, winning by(h- - New York Veteran Cricketers Asio. cll.,taln of the Tuesday Night ling f )nBiP ,mnt. The score was 27 to 26

hid at the Hotel Hermltago (,,u)) of ,he jj. A. C. They went to T1)c niatched. but tooiniRv n Invitation was recflved from st.JI or purchased a cup for ,VJS expected of dipt. Hubertsynney voung, secrctao me .fso- - nrcordlng to vvaierman. niuu sum of i;r!1inu.elated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia, ..too,i jdm" lfc. which had allowed; rnit. Long won events besidesuuig the willingness of the Quaker ()r ,.r,.,iiti to Adams's account. The two swimming as anchor on tlie relay

commiiiie to admit New York eleven, ,a,i KOrK to Stoll Wednesd.iv which he again tin tight theh,eh although will b In every sense (.0nllrm the conversation, after .;n,,ius colors homo llrst. As much

thoroughly representative team from ,i0iB so still ritalned tho Idea that the perilled upon the final event, the 100'hi vicinity, must play under the nus- - cu,, i,fcI1 credited to Adams. HWlm, Capt. Long consented to enter, butplret of the Veteran Association com- - . slmnle explanation was made this xv ,.t,,n for premier honors by fourmlitee was appointed to handle the mat- - (.r(.Uinstnuce when AduniH went on tho f,,f.l t)V Talor, the crack swlmimr ofter stand He said tho ui so'" ne .Moutclair. Taylor Had the turrit of the

P t pot Kr tint the veterans . had lieen received nun i.mk well In hand, vvua decidedrr.v tho h.i'iiplnnshlp of i w,n nnother for his brother a.

iie York New Jersey ,. Un which theythis will

tiled tout incctl"C thooimiriitlee.

THE

four

ofAHIIIMITIIN

(lie

had

nnd

and

cha

and

had

and

New

at the of the NewarkIn were

thofor

,iiij

I

two

Bald the felt

not

thennd

not

claimed,"even

the

l'reiichm.in Williamhas

has

t

near

overvenr

oncethe ;

the

:I

time

fed i

somethingtime me

sporting

others."

;

yes- -$S.t

two I

(last

,

(

of

ndvuntnce. prevlmmlythe In the fifty

Wkiiincitos', 16. Thein the cillery rifle

,,.,,i reeelviil four Uir oniietltlona to iletertnine. the clubIn hit ..hamplonahlp ..f thevvearliiKhe vvunof Willi ,..,,. r.tn,urk.ihln l.v IhoKo miillvu. . ... i, i.t.- - . , ill, .tt I,... I l?len li Vi un HUllie

, ,o. f.n in nh il'it.i V'.?.; rpfuHlnir 12 offeied lo him It. burn expertH. With the total poiHlblo'Hie m.irnpnlltan mi ,,,,,,, wc,,t tu Hrotlier lien. aeiire nix BCiiren

nor. ii, nfu reported Ii. i .i.nt the cups thnn 95U points, two of themi' , tur mi'i learn ehmn. i pr'.o wit Hiaienieni ,, ,,in rini, nf r'lovoii.n.itf .1

i 'm!"

PI

i't

'iKil

II

broki.

l.t

-

ii

I

M

l.

'' "am

of of

lege a

Tits fnr an exhlhltlull ''the lURh RftMen II. Marin .. fr0ni I.. V. Ppper"'. lropri- - ijhln, the urh 'JrldKiPort.

- t fn-- ehen. , lllin, and ;inin. ni.imnK ": 'Hn o .he prim ufier .i .hoorollt' "r' from II. Ilobert- - CI tiff. 991. the Club of

'!.. !;,.r.r,....:K ,,r,lho,u,!uh'9!," "ml th" n'8,r,ct "f ro,uml"aThe .inmr .oodnied In 'If .Imntort h.ippeneil to bo In lib'

".iiahi Htriny aber-- i hlilaliv ,,!,. 0r BlvlnR teKtlniony until lho' lr. Th nn ni. won I,r,,.,.iilon ntlenip'"'! to eapltai out llinii- - IV Hiiriia'a

- ",V" """" "' U' "'Of utter. r:?,lS..i,m,S,rt' .In... l.-(le- orKe Hurn. out- -

A'lllell I'tab't Trav.Mi- l. . . UCI'ier IH llie .sew nun '.innin, nun ir.I,.. idKh prim not R.'t eanetlon as the. i vvuh Jill- -( ,n f,

r ear,, M out of j i.th-- r in-- et hnwever rWeled P"-,- ercnKVa, of Krovvth therh" i I in- -. lull hold the exhibition. iimi.in nr hla imae The hnd

i;.,!lu"p ir.,,!h. defence H" "tate.l mslti v.'l th .,''! vvlth hl breathlPB. In to be Inlnu.i,tlon of New Verk liad never bouirht '' J ' , Uno for HPrllic itriiLtlen decldiil

If '' hnr ...

'Vi'

.,

,t

i,ii.

1

,.

r

I

1.

hold ihe nth .imiteurlop if nt rlty birds over

of rhe .lotsand on l

HI ,l HI l'.'inruinnir In

..unil who'll .l'.- the fthnotnlf for Die Iltcemlu.ewon tiin ink

in monthly prlaei ec mi thifc polm

I ei,.nl'' Mi J , a CO

ii "il on Hu- -

l' 'hi- - afternoon between I'ruiiI'er ,' I l.i,.. - ....

4" ii larael ahontI'olllns 21 e,vh.

i'von lln him handlr.in 11,1

ll - le.l'usiie a 90

I.oui of n of 18 is lestuf aied I, Thorhpsou in ti

Ii 'he traps nf ihe Wiiih.this afternoon.

I'litt

V.

insIn

hit

itr.v

bythe

opinion

Vdinlt.

cnccxcii

s

C

was

T.

blamedthe

up.

by

Adams againstnnd against

'Glynn

herhe

10i

ugust These

they couldn'.'n

ritlek plnH,

A

u

t'

in

it

na

....

ll

a

ii.

I,.. rfll",

is

lrIt

m

It

It

A

i"

Cliibi lllvlifourth

match

Stntet tdiovv.t

In.

dUtrict turned .ngunnei. betteri,.l,

ml

aiTBteh

nitlont! reoeivcuPolern KIukm Mill,

'I'iiUcii .Vote,

,t- .eri'idi )oi,i()hulnir fromIturn. crnwth

n, order

.itI'oonlrv

Hhr.ierou

nd.n,

H to

liolcei

these

tP(lmi

ahontllnr

or excliiiliKOU any exi e,,, "' lo the Humeon'" knife. Tliome.illon.d. thu 'I vvua comfortably

that th wm (ne ,,,,, f(,r S(,V(.raired had be.'.i rnli .

Mr. Thorn wanted m onTint the pain thai iney

were property that lieloimhlered bin word

had tever.il in atnrehe look Ihe rd.uul and

here Is. nun I'.inin io ut,cvi,,

examination

eleineiituryto U. Villi n.v llllll lllin mo "'"1.I.Jan H th nr.. was In nart

,1.1- - e 'o '

I' r

v I Ja i .I

.

i

. .

I

for the been for a

his "'""v tllynn adinltled the

ttti

run till

Inthl.i had made i

even know

ho Olymi

heclveii him

the thehad

cuff and u tolote

for had told

Ill IhutIdol

thcxH a llronx

and itmid

tlcc

reason. a

a In"So

had

quick

and

nee

toare asked to

selland

paltry

I.oiikserve Hint

world

Mack no-Ic-

tillIMdle

a theby him

had a

At a, nl niti .h, ... ,'

tho

One

Jan.

tohas n

balland were

and

laid

n

I playing In j

big and I

allTlie

more and they tire

1

I

cast aside,retire the game It

aI make

In

ii

IT

.

High over

a miiviun, u f aHoiv

Nation w,,rPnuu. Long

man I

a inand h

a yard

also ,. iKjw'lers which areenter

andlinir led

to ynrd nivlin.

.tlx Hide llul.e Seiuet.J.in

ncrlea tihoob

Ii Ho yeHter- --v,.. ax ....

ni,' virlou. foieterdi ...v.,.. ,.. elllbn

' were I

.i " " 'oi ,ind I.John k...r.1 .'lull rilin iiuinn mu

1(.nt W.

ifrir

th t'TCA.

L a n )t n ,

.i i.,.. on He. a hony"" A I in Iron.

" andi. iho A h- - fettle h

II

.1

"

i'i

nrM.iy

VVUi:, V'i

in

II T

N

mi, il,J lldwaril

with

ll

Pa

Club,vt

u

ll

(11

finish

I,kui,n"r

m.ilie

could

' " aubinlt toAlnM hud ' ' patient rotl..K

vvlib him and whatever J i ,.,, ntnthleli' had puri'li for i

linn i.riiniii rJewolliT

Inn andeiioiich.

urprlne

mild

wait

played

sociable

Taylor

Ait.tni.Ma

Hnalern lllatrlel IIiijh liiiniet,I'.ml.rn IHelilit IllRli Hi'hool will hnl 1

I

ItH nIxiIi .i.uiual Inihinr meet next Hntur-afternoon nt the Km-t- seventll Ilearl

Arinorv. nrooitiyn rne teiitiiruiifk him any itientio.i relation wm tlp ,nP Mey relay rave open I

ainnteiir iMreer.'' In direct ,( .,ljnir an.l prlvnto hlKh and prepMild that ihn rlnu which I. ytin letdl-- ,

rhooIll, Thero also he two fpeelallied hnunlit for $11 had been Riven lt,U)11 for tw nchool hoye.

linn i

N At f, i i ..I.I.I. illinii hnd K.ild!,., n...r.1..,. "111." '.

elns i

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p II I it frnrr..1 Jan IB, Tho

add willed oeen in eviiieiiL'ti mono rivnuui uo ...it. uu in , ,oilnmt H.ild he een It before, the y Kyinrmrliitn. Trcnml.io and

ilo howcvi'r, Mold n anlltolrx rlnp to of Kinijbley (coredBchenck for1 a. friend, Henry Hohwlnd, who point. .

r5&

HIGH SCORES IN ARMORY.

Nov lei- - Mitrksitipn Hit nt Welt nnMlinritsliiinterM nn Mevrltth ItntiKe.At the, weekly meeting of the Seventh

lleglment ltllle Club helfl on Krldly even-tu- g

mi the armory ranger high murkswere made In nil cs matches. In thenovice class cup contest the werethe same nt In the sharpshooter class. II.ll. Hutchinson of Company H led In thoslinrpfhoDler cl.tts with 66, nnd II. W.Ilurniught of Company G In the noviceolats with tho same score.

Considerable Interest shown In theopining match of the fire clnss cupcnntet. A. It. Icavllt of Company I)and I'. 17 l,.mgwnrthy of Company Ohave ! P. W. Allison of CompanyA Is one point behind. The match lamore of nn exiwrlmeul In the tournament,but from all accounts It will bo popular.

A challenge lias gone In from Company,K for the Abeel trophy. The match willho held during the of January 28.

The scores :

liM.ert 'la- r- V. 15. I.nn iiMhy, C'omrnvfl, JJ 31 . !.. C Itutler. Cunipiiiy K, 33,3J 81, A. II. I.esvltt. Company L, 33. 3u .

Stntrptliootor- - II. ll, Ittitchlnsoii, Company11, 37. 34 -- c, W II. Taller. Cnnipnny K, 30.3f. i: VV II llnrlun. I'ompunv A, 2i. 35---

N'n Iri' China--- It VV. llurrnughs, CompnnyC. 31. jr. S. I' lirrnen. cnmiuny O, .11,31 l.i. M. K Crnmer. Cnaipany M. Jo,

Wlnnera of I'lral r.ntry Prices IZtpertelnna. P. 17. I.iingworthy. Company (!, 3.1,

h'irt9hiiittcr. It. n, lliitchlann,Cotirptny II. 30, nnvlre rlaaa, it. E.I'Hniir, Ciimpinv ,M. J". 34 SI

Leading Seoret In Tlilied l'lre Clan CupMatch No. I Unpen clam. A II. Leavltt,Company P. 35. SI--- 4: P R.Company O, St, 24 4J; P. W Allison, Com-pany A. 34, !l -- 4.

Hhnrpahontr--- It. Itarton, Company A.24, 2.. 41, II. (i. Itutehlimon, Company It,SI. JJ 17. W II Taller. Company F. 21.M 47

Novice clas n V. Ilurrouxh, CompanyC. 70. 2144.

IImioIIIoii llusbey Crltlcnlly III.SriiiNnriKU), (ihlo, Jan. 16. Hamilton

rtiishev. a well known turf writer. It crltl- -

eallv III at the home of his brother, MayorT. A. Iliisbey of South Vienna, thiscounty

.Mr. Ituabey. who has been winteringhere, attended the meeting of stewards ofthe Crnnil Circuit at Detroit on Tuesdaynnd contracted pneumonia. Ho Is 75yearn old.

WINTKIt ItKOKT!1.

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'Ihe llesplandI'rlnre lieorue ISO

iheAustin

SevilleThe

COTTAGES

Hit East Coast." Located

holts, colcotirsps in tne anuini,

sen rininr, nuomeiInformation, Hin vvay.r.

resorts

raitlm

lahles

Open

Ilry, daliihrloua cllmatei

weekly. I

cxtra.l

"(ini.l'Kllr)'he t from reuuru lvltiRKie rietiooi minuet n.iii fMUHBTt lM7

to alH eayiiHt virtorv y win JLAU ffjiiari'ii usitivu.

had neverbad, I r.fly.three

I

scoret

limed

each.

week

Hotel

PAIlt ri.A. Open,tlolf Turf l'uttln.

Par Infonnnllon.

TO BEGIN WITH NINK I10LKS

The Knickerbocker Club Is anew golf recently organized Vlth' ft

course In Tonafly, N. .1. Thin lies nearthe Tenneck llldge ami ntsluts of holes In n sltti' n;rilyitifr between Knickerbocker nndTennfly road, of tho course Is hillyand part Is Hut. It laid out Donaldltbss, thfc well profeslonalnrchltcct. Thote arc nt presentIhnn 100 members, and If tho ex.

Is expected nil nddltlonM trnctof sixty-si- x acres to the west of thoKnickerbocker road will bo employed toenl.irgn the eourso to eighteen holes.

Tho leading spirit formation of11- .- - 11 .1 I . O M. t..l.nAnil" vniii in ii,iii unil . . , .iiiii.iit ntiwi.il i

miner, me imp ijoiihki waspresident of Stock Hxchango

and a prominent philanthropist In Kngle-woo- d,

llis son l.t proceeding on some-what the same llne.s, as ho has ilrrnnged tomake the possession of the property nneasy nnd Inexpensive nmlti the

It puis us he expects. Theolllcers of the club are Daniel W. Kvnns,president : P. ter K. !uryet,

P. II. treasurer, nnd CJIlberttf. These .mil eightother men re trusties. They arc Mnlcolm S. .Mnekny. V. II. Noyet. J. H. V.Lnnsllig, J. Hugh Peters, William Kver-del- l,

Jr., fleorge A. Zabrlskle, HerbertCoppell and Krederlck Snare

Tho nine holes nt present laid out makea course 3, til yard. The Hint hole Is

varils long and Is to the south of theclubhousii through .1 fairly narrow fair-way, with rough vn right nnd trapsto the lert to a built up green, Thesecond holo Is down 3n yards,a second nhot tieross a brook to n welltrapped green. A taige tiee "lands directly In tho line of third hole, which i

It 365 yards long. Thin calls anuivurntely placed hooked tee shit and an

second to hold u green wherathe slopes sharply to theI. ft. The fourth hole Is u teverely tmppod I

nfTnlr of 136 vanls. The Jlflli Is 360'yards long, apaln down hill, with crossbunker iiIkjuI IK0 out and tha j

nhott ncrost the brook.The sixth holo Is one or the

on tho It Is 166 yards long, hutIt crosses a, dry ditch and u brook, while I

to the ft of the green Is tho main brook,which nms prnrtlcilly through the whole

. .. ,HU t ,1,,. I

course. ini'-- i nun ntart UiO yards make the seventh hole,which Is .isr. yards long, n twoshot hole. Tho eighth l.t tho longest. 475yards, cftlllng for ft mighty loo shot downgrade toward Hie brook, nnd a long anddtmcnlt second to u green sur-

rounded by nnd The ninthi.. iA ir.n vnr.la toin?. crosses brookonco more nnd npproaches abuilt up green, rne ciuonoiiK- - is

tho corner of the course.

Stnyvcsnnl llenls Tim iisemlStuyvetant High Sclifwd defeatitl Town-sen- d

Hall yesterday In n P. S. A I

luifcknllMll game at C. C N. V. by a scoreof 25 to 15. Kpecht and lierglind starred

Stuyvesant

"of

tVlNTKK

Just think of it! No snow, No frostnone of that danip,dTirwln thillinea that we ao often yiperienc.,. i .h. . nir.ti. euiduiio Florida offers you bright aun- -

anuie. niuo axy ana an inn rmicrnimi u. uiiiihci .

THE LAND Or OUT O' DOOR SPORTfirnatrj Golf links and Prrfrct Trnnrs

AND

Special program for the aaaaon.

Surf Bithiiti! SaUisi! flstlatl Rltlinf I Re.

TO STAT :

St. Ancnatlnei PoncedeLeon and AlraiarHotel Onnond

Pnlm Brealieraand Itoyal PolnclanaMlnml ItoyalPalm

Itahniiiua i TheLone Ken - .An Ideal fiahlnr ramp

Havana. Cuba I Via Key Weat & V. A O. S. 3. Co.

EAST COASTFlagler Byatem

243 Fifth Ava., N. Y. 1M W. AdamiSt. Chicacasu r la. '. ,

1VM 1 UlNA.rrflk1 1 lar V1 a4IJ 1 W

I

Lirft'ii a mi

MMftmON THE BEAUTIFUL RIVER

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Constant Sunshine?

17L0RIDA

FLORIDA

HALIFAXThe Prettiest Winter Resort World '

The Movt delightful Spot In Horlda IMvtona'a natural beautiesareuneipialcd In a of iincndlnir altractivencjs,

inu i unift'c is i;t)unuic never too mm im. i.,.". ..

liumlillty enmnion to winterHi re nut. ddiir lite mav hnenioved alike liv the old and younc, the In

valid or ihe must strenuously Inclined,

'l

In

Mate

othrr

I rcr u.mu ciinccris iwicc uauy nu me uiver ironiThe llalltax Itlv er and ll trlbutarlea abound In Hull, unit both l.vme and kmoll

came mai be found In plenty wltlilu a nf (cw miles. The Mlantle Isleit than mile away The Surf llathlnr It evccllent. and the Celehratcd Dnytonallrach n ouartrr mile wide. 30 miles lonii and aa bard as macadam, Is unturpasscilformntiirlnr New Trolley Line to Uracil Coif I Inks

Modern and kept hotels idler accommodations to meet nil conditions, fromthe eonv enlences of tho nandsomrly unpointed M rtropolttnn lintel to the more

atmosphere of the family bouse. Prices nre vlltnln the reach of all,. or runner iiirnrniauon, nonuicxs, etc.. aunrrsa

Capacity:VI

lis)Ihe U

ihe I'olinetlii a'lHotel hrhiilldt MJ

Ihe llnirard 73the 1 6

Hamilton ;iil.jndhiirtl U)

liourht without rhniicr.titop-o- ll privilrireinay had. desired, without additional

"OnSim

on

M.il.ilnr

llorlda'i Onlyrirrcrsel

Brsorl Hotel

Hotel ClarendonSenbreezc, Daylona Station,

direclljonlbeOceanandinetarnoniBcacu.Golf(0 ineuest

Tennls.Mnlnrlnr.Horaebnekltidinf,

MAGNOLIASPRINGS HOTEL

Maunnlla Npr'nut I'lorlda.from t.

Uolf, Tennis, KUIilnr. HFlm-min- e

manly .sports, nanrlnt,Hates Ul-U- a Private baths

HRAVBV

HOt'Tlir.ItN PAltAIIISK."boils'' Adam. UTIIIj1!

rlcheneli iioukui H'lBll Ii'jfTKlligab lli:I,t, IIKHIHTH, Now

Tim Courses wllb(ireens. Ao.,

SAXTON, SIVK

Countryclub

presentnine trnct

roadPart

known golf

club

.vincKav, aformer

r golfclub

lliirdett, secretary.

with

excellentground away

nyards

secondhardest

dinicult

reachtrees tni.

uphillputting

northwest

llnrrla,

Harris

I.DIllllA.

ConrU,

ttc,WHEIIE

Ilenehi

Colonial

Ausuauns,

The

tiitulnc

a (Icenn

quirthomrime

HotelItfdBevvood

Hotel TouristMoriianllennetOaksLane

Hotel WindsorI'lnesProsper!MaunnllaHlllUins

LA.

Caparltj

Delictum railroad be throuzh Ilaytonahe

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and all

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HOLT II CAIIOI.ISA.

soutTTcarolina'sPAJIOPS IlKSOHT

The KirkwoodCAMHKN, H V.

I.onc Leaf Pine HellCompletely appointed

connected with Hoteland entirely cared for by hotel,

T KHMPNIJ KUU.MIIHOI,.,

THE CAROLINAIITMMRIIVII.I.K, S. C.

I'rltate balks; bestial s;stemit practice holes far colters on pur own

(Itrtis. Toorlne cars. Attractlssf:noods, Inrlung siirruuadliiisTllOlUfl It, UOOHR.

UKUItCilA.

Hotel Bon AirAUGUSTA. GA.

Nor open. Why not spend your holidaysther T Two fln rolf courses, beau,ilful clubhouse, aacallant drlvlns and motor-In- c.

abootlnf and, all nutdoor sports.Address C. C. TRUSS ELL, Manager.

ST

f.Y.tk lal.,fen-1Sa.,-7

HOTEL FRASCATI- -

, III'.IIMUIIALocation Ideal Write for llluatrated book-let and trm

A, PKNlflTON, Mnnantng Dlreetor.

HOTEL BELIVtONTOVKItl.tlllKl.Ml HAMILTON 11 AltnOn.

TUB MIIHT nni.ioiiTri'LLYHITL'ATI'.l) PA.MILY HOTELIN TUB COI.ONT.

TWKNTV At'HKH OP IlltUPVllfl.Large rooms, twin beds. Mnsle or In

ult of private parlor, hulroom and bathPrivate telephonea, electrlo light and run-nln- i

water throjghout Plnrat clay ten-nl- a

courn In ItermudaPIHVATB PL'TTI.Vn ClttRnNS.

Table supplied nllh freah Vfsetablea.poultry and eca from Ihn home farm,i:. II, 'AltI.1SI.I7. I'rnlirlrlor.ANo proprietor of The LP.IOIITON at Tolnt

Pleaaant. N. J.AMERICAN

HOUSE,

newelranbin: roomn.central location.

UluUTnu even nioJcrn Imnrnvement.uamiLiun n, t)(,,t culalno In all ltrmnrt.v.ror more thnn 21 years the AmericanIlniian management hta kept apate of thelilaheat Ideals and beat efntlency of Amar-Ira- n

Hntela th tho revutt that tho Amerl''n Houje I the mod highly recom-Mienu-

nioderala priced family lintel InItermuda. It It a, centre of colony

and offera an Idial realdence forwinter tourliti.

lte.rvatlon now for any part of the'"tcr A. PA.Mt'HAL. Proprietor.

ISLE OF WHITEin Tilt:

HAItllOIt OK HAMILTONPlrtt I'laea lintel. American PlanIdeally located on an Inland of sit aerea.

thren minutes' rid by Private motor bo.Uafrom the city of Hamilton

Private bathing beach with the flneatall ibe-ve- bathing In llerintida

Connerted to the bote' are a number oftmall prlvnto ImnfraioHa aet among theredar treea th which th lelaml lthickly entered. Thete nre tn be had byvleltora at the aame ratea as room.

Ni (i. Hlt.Mll.r.V, Proprietor.'Jt'HT I.IKK IHIMK"

Thai t what natrons eay ofTHE ARGYLE ,

ItrrmudA'p nftml romfnrtabU and btlorftt'tl e!rt lio(l Hpln'll1 room. iun-n- y

)(rAndn, with frontici- - on Victor!Park, ii n up u ally fine rulstnr nnd restfulnurmunilltiftii. 1Ut frnni so a Hay.

I. (1. l'IKUC'K. Ilnmlllon.

VICTORIA LODGE, Hamilton.MtUfttfil In Hu own (trouinln

overlook. nc Miioria r.ric. While In closeproximity tn tho Huilnet nml Hotel nerHon. VI' toriA lolre I Icntlj- retiredro ennur quifi ami reitIf. (.OltlHtN t Tr.HllItinGC. Pmprtetnr.

Onble AdflresK! Ixlne, Ilermudn.Al,1,i;.VlIl UST IIUTUI.. Hamilton, cen

tr&Uv loonted. heautlfiil lew. .ill Imrrovfrnenttt, Horn cjtnfortF. no br $13,00 upper wer k, tnpiruy bv.

W II HlUMtai:, Prop.

GOTO

AT MM

litw

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B--l

l'A uwi o . v.. i. 1

a ofN. cast n

NFAV JKItSKV City.

beach

wilh iheery nccthe f and

EuratK at 13.00 110.00 upplan etoani heated

baths,tnbl. or

J P rol'IT.

CITY. N Jj& HO.NB

HOTELUna table, tor

rates, mid pencilJJth 3t0 A K MAIIION

MAV

J.lu the

trtnvea,well kept drives,

rrrens tennis courts.Is hole coif ronrsr

and teas.l' II II of New

Mgr.

1

A

i..i,.UJL K. K, isl'AMIK.NIIKIIO. Mir

NKW ljke

Zaks T.rk.

THE

BERMUDAA Flrst-Clmi- s Family Hotel

vnlk wharf ofS. S.

Livery in Connection.A. McNICOL, Prop

POINT Pl.HASANTIlnmlllon, llermmla

Surrounded on threa alilea th wlteraof Hamilton Harbor, anaclouajnd auu only three nilnutea walkfrom wharf Kucellent table, allconvenlcncea, Iloatlnr and at thedoor, tl.OO to 14.00 per day, Hendfor booklet.

JIIIIN I. ri'TTKII. Proprlelor.

NEWEagles Hotel

a Acre of Land Hathlnt,

Aak lor at Dock Write for

Only European Hotel in BermudaIf you not acquainted with Itermuda

and Itermuda hniele. aund your trunk, totho M:V vVlMiMHt and inaka tha hotel

headi)uartrra you havenvar tho ltireo of uttractlve

plan huu.cn and have ahotel

Centrally located lu the heatrealdenlliil .rrtlon of Hamilton.

A. Mlioltf:, Proprietor.of The Nanlatket

Maka,

"CKKAnHLItST"llnnillton, llermuda.

rKDAnill'ltMT laPark, within walk fromLanding, Pot Ofnc

and llutldlnK. The home ha.Improvementa. olTerlnir every coin,fori and com enlenco to Ita cueata, lofetharHlth a II mt claaa table.K. C. Proprietor.

INVERURIE HOTELMont atlrartlvoly located on Hamilton

ll.in evtry and con-venience to h In lln...t Americanhotel, lleet table In Ml larre,outalde rooma with .plrndld of landand eea Conducted bv nn American lorAmericana. and C. M

Hamilton.

MARCHMONTHAMILTON, IIKKML'IIA.

"THE AltlHTOC'HAT OP IIUUMUDA'SWOULD,"

Itatea onManagement of

r.IKH ,lll .VU'HTEn(formerly of New York

BERMUDARestful Iile of lovclineii. oflcring all outdoor tportJ.

.'fll 'll in ?liv fend lor brautituiiy iiiuitraiea uermuaa uov louruu uuiaee7 and Circular ihowin Induiive Tourj Rates,

TWIN Fmi A WSCREW JUP JLu JLA-J- L' JL JLJkiTJlltS rVCIV YOHK aVEftY WCDNCSDAVfaslest.M'HVSt ancfonly Steamer hiding passengers witfout transfer

IlellehtfBl crnl.ei. about .ew S.S. "CUIANA'JWcol IINUlCO .all. from New Vork I'eli. Mh.Apply to A. tlnlerbrldite Co At cnu, Uuebrc h. M. :., l.ldM n H'wayJ. Y.ni,I UOK Ml, it.i. ft ii way w n... iurnni level AVer

I 17 M C Beauty Spot

VILLL, 11 L.The Land of Sky

On vast plateau in the Dluc Ridge MountainsWestern C. Delightful climate (driest of Rockies) with tonicthat red blood in your veins vigor, vitality in your body.Purest from 11,000-acr- e city-owne- d wi.tershed 20 miles away.Sparkling sunshine, blue skies; motor with NationalHighway; horseback trails; every form indoor and outdoor sports,including Golf on sportiest 18-ho- all-tu- course In South.

Stop-ove- r privileges on all-ye- tourist tickets to all points south.For write GROVE PARK INN, finest tourist hotel in the

world; BATTERY PARK HOTEL, C. K. Railing, Prop'r, formerly withPlaza, City; THE MANOR, in large pnrk; tho LANGREN,fireproof; MARCO TERRACE, delightfully homelike.

For illustrated Ashevllle booklet "A" write N. Buckner, Sec. Boardof Trade; or to

SOUTHERNPremier Carrier of the South.

ALEX S. THWEATT, E. P. A., Fifth Ave., Cor. 29th St.NEW YORK

Vtlanllo

Open all.ear Providing ever modern appointmentt.iK"thar Unit eoinfurt unaryIn thorough enlortalnment Winterspring up dally,weekly, Amerhftii 100front roomn. private nunparlora, t evenlne dlnnera.Uiestrn lUvoklet mailed

"iffiSlborousb- -ATI.ANTIO

JOSIAI1 VVIUTU COMPANT.

BOSCOBEL TuXr"'llaths, tlavator, Writ aperUI

booklets, menu touvrnlraeason. Papiulty

JKItMKV laikeviood.

Laurel-in-The-Pin- es

LAKEWOOD, N.Ieatisl terldcutlal fectlon.

Surrounded by pine lake-sld- o walksnndM'l'KHIOIt fPl.SlM!

Prlvato piittlnir and

Pally eoncertsIlrnrhcd by Jersey

Fr.ink F. Sliuto,

BARTLETTINIVIPRICES.

PLAN H

UflLWOOO,

MODERN HOTELWith a homelike atmorpherc.i..t,,D

VOUK lleorg.JTOIIT WILLIAM HR.VnV HOTEL,

Ww

KENWOODHOTEL

HAMILTON,Three

minutes' from NewYork Lines.

1IOTF.I.

byveranrlaa.

parlora,ateamera

bathtnrKate.

NestH.hlnn.

Tennle, Onlf

BERMUDA$15.00 WeekPurler booklet.

New WindsorPlan

are

your until lookednumber Amer-

ican eelected per-manent

A. .VI.

ormcrly Horkljnd llouir,

altuated oppoait vic-toria live nilnutea'Hleamer f'hurchea,

all Public allmodern

(iUKNT.

Harbor. romfortfound

llermuda.vlewa

Itatea boukleta fromJOIl.NBOS,

1IOTKLapplication

AmericanJEAN

flty).

Lowcit

"OTTOlrVfFROM

Sudan.

COlC'tni America's

AOOti the

mountain-circle- d

puts vim,water

ronds connecting

hotel rates

New York

RAILWAY

264

ALBEMARLE

elevator,

SBtenMm

Oaorc.

HKIIMPDA.

Now Open

Hamilton HotelBermuda

Larcest and Leading Hotell ine ii Hour Hall from Now Tork.

New York Office, 389 Fifth Ave.Tslcphaa U.rrsj Hltl I M0

WESTMEATHPembroke, neur Prlneeaa Hotel and halfway between that and the (iolf l.lnkai 10

mln. walk from dock.7 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dlntnr-room- .

ele, elec lUht, hot water, flower cardans,tennis I'ourt vcrnndas. Purnlahed nswly,with good beds, rattan furniture, completeouttlt of silver, sluts, china, linen, blanketaand kitchen ware.MIIS. HltOSVKNOK TI'CKKU. HAJIIXTON.

HONCT

IIOUHKH I'llll 1IKNT.

Situated nn shore nf HamiltonHarbor, larce house and 3 cot- -i sues in crnunas, name, tin-nl-

cardens; elecplnj porrtand hnthttis; house

PALM It I lie, I : rnarinlnitly loratril on harborflinre: 4 master and 1

lied room a; tsielvanilnutea drive from tovovbrautltiil views: Ideal so.bathlnc

iLi:.MI1lt Altraetlvr modern 5 or amaster and 2 servants

verandas: near Prlnccsn Hotel, comfortably fur-nished.

Post of coltae-re- larire and small for rent,MILS tiHCWVr.NOIl TUCKKH. Hamilton.Cable, Tcucro, llermuda

fOll IIKNT HEIlMUnA.Spacious two-stor- y dwolllnK I.ar draw.

Inn room, dlnlnir room, sltilns room, rntries, kitchen five lire- - bedroom,, bath-room, servant1 rooms, Ac stables tennlcourt. Facing Hamilton Harbor, with wharfand boat liuuso u mln fmnl. 1C nlnat;' rtrlv to town. Tor terms apply I. B. IIUOSI.I.NU, lUinllton. Jleim 'da. TslspnousU J'atst er t: Hamlltoo.

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