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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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THE BEST AID
TO A HIGH SCORE
THE SMITH & WESSON
Single Shot Target Pistol
nphe'.S. & W. target pistol with auto-
matic shell ejector, rebounding lock,
and adjustable target sights, is the final
triumph in the production of a thor
oughly accurate target pistol. Its recom
mendation by the committee, and its
wide use by experts are significant testi
mony to its high-score efficiency. The
.22 long rifle cartridge gives the best re
sults with this arm, but it is also bored
for the regular S. & W. .321088 and
.3516146.
This nionofram appears
on all genuine Smith dc
Wessons.
FOR SALE by the PINEHURST GENERAL STORE
or
SMITH & WESSON
Stockbrldge Street,
Springfield, Mass.
USE
The Italo.
American
u6fficeatentChampion
Patented in U.S n a p- c4
and Canada HOlU-raSl
On the handles of all athletic implements
the sportsmen's. Bull Dog Grip, the grip
that wins. Many have improved their
games by using it, why not you? On
sale at all sporting good dealers and
professionals.
Price Small Cans 50c : Regular size
Cans $1.00
MANUFACTURED BY
JOHNSON HOLD-FAST COMPANY, lie.
Mlneola, L. I , N Y., U.S.A.
ACCEPTOO SUBSTITUTE.
Cochran Hotel
uth K st. n. w.
Washington, D. C.
quiet hotel with a cuisine of pronounced
excellence. American plan $3.00 per day and
up. European plan $1.00 per day and up.
EUGENE S. COCHRAN, Manager
oak: hall
Try on, IN. C
IN FAMOUS THERMAL BELT
Most beautiful part of Western N. C
Private Baths, Steam Heat, Lighting Plant
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E. BROWN LEE, Manager
LI FT-THE LATCH TEA ROOM
Plnebluff, N. C
The Misses Little.
FuLEIrlAU'S
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and Novelties from
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Bi-tcnh of New York Store at The Carolina
Published Every Saturday Morning, During
the Season, November to May, at
Fineburst, Moore County, North Carolina
(rounded by James "W. Totts)
Edited by Herbert JL. Jillson
One Dollar Annually, Five Cents a Copy.
Foreign Subscriptions, Fifty Cents
Additional.
The Editor is always glad to consider contri
butions of descriptive articles, short stories,
narratives and verse. Good photographs are
especially desired.
Editorial Booms over the General Store; hours
9 to 5. In telephoning ask Contra! for Mr.
Jillflon's office.
Advertising rate folder and circulation state
ment on request.
Entered as second class matter at the Post
Office at Pinehurst, North Carolina.
Saturday April 15, lOll
Yesterday, it seems, we gathered
and yet, tomorrow we say good-bye. Not
the good-bye of parting but the good
night of friends, for the morrow is one
of anticipation; the season of 1911-12
lies before ! Though long miles intervene
Pinehurst will still be near and dear, a
friend who awaits our homecoming, and
this consiousness we shall cherish. Hap
py have been the hours which have
rounded out days, weeks and months ;
hours to be recalled in day dream mem
ory pictures for little do we now realize
the pleasure which has been ours.
No season in the history of Pine
hurst has been more significant of its
future than the present, ranking as it
does without a parallel in every impor
tant particular. Never have visitors as
sembled in numbers earlier or remained
later ; never has the flood tide covered so
long a period. Best of all, has been the
large number of returning friends and
the added interest in open air sports
and recreations which now embraces all
classes. Socially, also, the Village is
drawing closer together, good fellow
ship and good cheer permeate the very
air ; an atmosphere of health and hap
piness the like of which we may vainly
search for the world over.
Just what Pinehurst stands for in
the way of out door life, is very clearly
shown by the unequalled golf equip
ment, three eighteen hole courses and a
fourth on the way. Starting pairs every
five minutes these provide for four
hundred and thirty-two, two-ball matches
daily or eight hundred and sixty-four
players. It also permits two hundred
and sixteen pairs to play thirty-six holes
daily or eight hundred and sixty-four
four-ball eighteen hole rounds. Add to
this the game preserves, trap, rifle and
pistol shooting, tennis, roque, riding,
driving and autoing over good roads,
and you find that in other lines Pine
hurst also leads. 'Leads because com
bined with these attractions, are perfec
tion in climate and right conditions for
living in hotels and utility plants an
equipment complete unto itselfand
herein lies the "secret" of its supremacy.
tiieiie'n xhohuli: drewing
Mr, llncoln C. Cumnilng-e Sees Thine
As Ther Are on Mexican Border
Mr. Lincoln C. Cummings, well known
here as a cottager, and formerly a fre
quent contributor to The Outlook,
writes interestingly of conditions on the
Mexican border as the result of a recent
trip, and he sees trouble brewing.
"It is apparent to the most casual
observer that Mexico is in the throes of
civil war, and that conditions are chao
tic. Most strenuous precautionary
measures are manifestly imperative by
the United States if only for the protec
tion of some $500,000,000 of American
capital said to be invested in Mexico.
"Many startling incidents came under
my observation. A party of Americans
coming out of Mexico had only just
passed the last trestle connecting them
with Juarez when the bridge was dyna
mited by insurrectos. Men who were
present in the battle of Douglass were
captured and escaped the night before,
caught the train I came out of El Paso
on and went east. Other Americans
started upon an exploration of the Mexi
can coast in face of conditions of aban
doned railroads and insurrectos. Sev
eral Americans are there now in the
Guadalajara country inspecting mines
and conditions who are perhaps in dan
ger. Americans in automobiles followed
the battle along its front at Douglass,
Mex., when there were many fatalities
on the federal side.
'It is not in order nor would it be in
structive for me to discuss or interpret
what only government officials can do
intelligently at this time. Many Ameri
cans believe that if emphasis is needed to
teach Japan and all other foreign coun
tries to keep hands off Mexico and Low
er California that this movement is none
too emphatic. I notice by press reports
that Col. Roosevelt was given informa
tion, perhaps similar to myself, regard
ing Japanese conditions in Mexico. No
one but the authorities in Washington
are probably informed correctly regard
ing concessions made or proposed to
Japan in Mexico and Lower California,
but if Japan has been granted any priv
ileges which are antagonistic to the
Monroe Doctrine they are, and should be,
openly recognized by Americans as un
friendly and menacing. The moment is
opportune for Mexico to reassure the
United States by the fullest disavowal
and withdrawal therefrom, with assur
ance of future recognition of the Mon
roe Doctrine, which such procedure vio
lates. It should now be plainly under
stood that the Monroe Doctrine is a vital
force, and that in the breach of its ob
servance, purposes and intent by any
nation there is but one construction in
the United States. This fundamental
policy of the United States against any
form of colonization on the American
Continent, and particularly now upon
the Coast, should be memoralized in
every world cabinet as ' an American
ultimatum, based upon which are the
issues of peace.
"My distinguished sire, Justice Clif
ford, who, as you know, had sole charge
Concluded on page eleven)
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