PAGE THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK ROUND IN SEVENTY-ONE Professional ilex Ross Cuts Local Golf Course Record One Stroke. Score Equal If Not Surpasses Travis' Phenomenal Sixty-nine Interest ing Comparative Figures. Mm j HE seventy-one made by- Professional Alex Ross recently, is generally re garded by golfers here, in view of this season's lengthening of the course as the equal if not one stroke better than the phenomenal sixty-nine, made by Walter J. Travis, the international .ama teur champion, last year. The two cards form an interesting basis for comparison : ROSS. OUT IN. Yards Bogey Ross Yards Bogey Robs 885 5 4 311 4 6 375 5 4 153 3 3 116 3 3 317 4 4 310 4 3 285 4 4 213 4 4 600 6 6 388 5 4 257 4 3 437 5 5 505 6 5 213 4 3 152 3 3 355 5 4 570 5 3 2790 40 34 2850 89 37 27tO 40 34 Totals - . 5640 79 71 P TRAVIS. OUT IN Yards Bogey Travis Yards Bogey Travis 168 3 3 311 4 5 260 4 3 153 3 3 116 3 3 317 4 4 310 4 4 285 4 4 213 4 3 500 6 5 386 5 6 257 4 3 437 5 5 605 6 5 213 4 3 152 3 3 355 6 4 370 5 4 2558 37 33 2850 39 6 2558 37 33 Totals . . 5408 76 69 Note Mr. Travis card shows the last year's lgey i rated 3 strokes easier than the present. VILLAGE TEAM DEFEATED. Thursday's Game Was Somewhat Onesided. The Village baec ball team was de feated by the Southern Tines team, at Southern Pines, Thursday afternoon, 18 to 4, in a somewhat one-sided game. Guests at The Inox. Mr.William II. iniodcs,IIartford,Conn., is completing a two weeks' stay. Mrs. II. T. Nutting, Koyabton, Vt., is spending a week here. This is Mrs. Nut ting's second visit to Finehurt. jr. o. v." Y is it some folks want to C If it B that you know them? They I U almost constantly If you should chance to O thorn, Judge, Killed With Ills Own Weapon. There is no doubt, a popular belief that the claim of insanity as a defense in murder cases is often used to defeat the ends of justice. That is evidently the view of the writer of this little squib from the Philadelphia Telegraph : ' A young attorney had secured for his client, an Irishman charged with murder, a verdict of acquittal on the ground of icuipui ary insanity. When he met his client again he said: "Well, Ilogan, isn't it about time you gave me that extra two hundred dollars ?" "Faith, an' what two hoondred is thotr "The two hundred 'dollars vou prom ised if I saved that worthless neck of yours ?" "Sure an' did Oi promise thot? Oi don't ramimber." "WThy certainly you promised it to me." Ilogan scratched ins head for a minute and then with a smile outlawed the claim with the remark : "Oh, well, but you know Oi was crazy thin" Youth'' 8 Companion. William Coffee Graduate 9fale Ifarse Surgical, Paralytic, Nervous and Mental cases a specialty. Massage given. Patients desiring to travel a specialty. Address The Pinehurst Odtlook or Wil liam Coffee, AshevilJe, N. C. THE HAMILTON 14th A K Sts., W. WM Washing on, .C. A home-like hotel. Modern in its ap pointment; good table; liberal management; splendid location; convenient to White House and places of interest. Transients accommo dated $2.50 per day and up. American plan. Special rates for prolonged stay. For particu lars and booklet address IRVING O. BALL, Proprietor. 1 -x ! i 'A? I h n MKUKIIX K. WATERS, LAKEWOOD. Mr. Waters was the runner-up in Class A. ia the "St. Patricks" match play hai4ieap. NEW ORLEANS "THE GATEWAY OF THE MISSISSIPPI" The Coming Great City of the Great South. The Largest Cotton, Rico and Sugar Market In the World THE MOHT POPULAR WIlfTEIt IIESOIIT Ilf ASHSRICA Continuous II or Racing-, Golf rinks, Hunting; and Fishing; Comfort, Health, Pleasure NEW ST. CIIAIII.ES HOTEL Modern, Fireproof, First-Class. Accommodating One Thousand Guests Turkish, Russian, Roman and Plain Baths. Luxurious Sun Baths and Palm Garden ANDREW R. BLAKELY & COMPANY, Limited, Proprietors. Hotel Richmond, 17th and hi Sts. Washington D, O Strictly first class. Admirably located for the entertainment of visitors to Wash ington. Two squares from the White House. Modern appointments. Long distance telephone throughout. Free use of Booklovers Library. CLIFFORD M. LEWIS, Proprietor. Pinehurst Pharmacy Carries a Complete Line of Drags, Druggist Sundries, Toilet Articles, Etc Prescriptions a Specialty Confounded by Kegistered Pharmacists. Cboice Confectionery in Large Assortment. Big Line o! Imported and Domestic Cigars. SODA SPECIALTIES Egg Phosphates 3Ialted Milk Drinks Ice Cream Soda and College Ices. Ice Cream to take oat by tbe pint and quart. Sltxdat Holes 9 to 10 a. m. and 2 to 9 p. m. a VICTOIl E. DEftIO 4c CO., of Wahinton, I. C. AT - - THE CASINO Jewelry and Bric-a-Brac Jewelry Sepaliing. PAIL IlEIIXDEItC;, Jewelry' and Novelties, The CAROLINA, Hears: A. Jt. ! 5 f. SI. THE NEUS DEPOT An up-to-date Bookstore. Fine line of St&tioDery, Toys and Xoreltles. Large stock of Sourenlri and Sporting Goods. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. TIVTWAflft J iTbe Lexington, Main St. LAaD U UUU, II. J. I and Lexington Are., op posite, Laurel IIou&e; a quiet homelike family hotel: sunnr rooms, modern ImproTements, as clean as a new cent; good things to eat; dairy products, poultry etc., from tbe Lexington farm and are the best: rates $2.50 per day and up; 115 per week and ap. People come again and send friends. Booklet. THE LENOX . . . . . . . THE CONCORD jrJLSClllXUT, V. c By proriding home ccnifoiii, giTing person! attention to detail, and en- dearoring to fait the Uites of guest, we intend to maintain the rejraUtio ttUblished daring the past fire je&rs. X. KL ROEIXSOH, Manager THE MAGNOLIA PINEHURST, N. C. Open Horember 1st, to Hay hi 8team IIat and Open fires. Electric Lights ant Baths with hot and cold water. J. L. POTTLE, Manager. The Pine Grove House, pnrEixunsT, v. c. Pleasantly located near large pine gore, sunny rooms, good beds, steam beat, electric light and bathe with hot and cold water. FBAHK B. POTTLE. . Haaager. EAGLE INN, ohwejli, ... veiijioxt. A delightful summer home, located on high ground In the beautiful Lake Cham, plain ralley, between the Adirondack and tbe Green Mountains. Superb climate pure spring water. Correspondence solic ited. For Information and booklet address, B. KIXBALL, Preprlster, Onrsll, Tenseat. E. L. A1ERROW, Photographer. Brlc-a-Brae, Burned Wood and Leather Kersi- tles, Jewelry and A rt Needle Work. Photographic Supplies and Films. Finishing for A ma tears, a Specialty, PINEHURST, - - N.C. D. A. FULEIHAN of Eir lontt Room P, The Carolina. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist Suits, La ces, Kimono, Shawl, Draperies, Ori ental Good and Noreltiea. : : : F"OR TEN YEARS we hare been ftririog to make our drag tore the most complete one In this part of tbe country. Let us prove to you that our effort bare not been In rain. All orders filled promptly ; all prescrip tions tilled accurately. JOUSIMI'I PUAXUZACT, SOCTBE2S H1X8, JL C Dr. GEORGE S. HILL, Resident House Physician, OCU at TUc XXIIr Saiau Uocbs: 9M to a. m; tA U UA p. m. ZJO to tJSO 9. vt. Allss Laura Agnes Walker, or BOSTOX Jfamc-aring, chiroiiody, shampooing and massage. Boom' 3 The Carolina. MIMOSA HOTEL Winter and rpriiijLoteL 1 W tcik tnmlrjvu Sct1 lor booklet. W. IL STEAE3S.

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