BUFFALO COURIER, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1922. 66
HARD FOR KANSAS - . SID-BARBERIAN HERE, SAYS- [Buffalo Today Can Claim HE WANTS ROCKY KANSAS GO Recognition As One Of AFTE R H E B EATS H E RMAN SMITH ATHLETIC MEET When Sid Barberian, the Michl \ whether he comes back the champion or has to be content with his present k •\ Golf Centers Of Country gan wildcat, and Herman Smith, position in the lightweight ranks. We Buffalo's Uncle Slats, clash in the are here to enhance our reputation, Queensbury ring tomorrow night and while we expect a hard fight, 1 club and had Ansley Wilcox as first they will be about as evenly* matched want to say we are after the best in (By THOMAS P. MeAULJFFE.) president. The nonor of first secre as two fighters of their type can be, the world when we finish with After twenty-eight years of strug tary fell to Marc W. Comstock. with the exception of the old wal Smith." Grammar Schools, 5th and gle, experimenting, hard work and in At this time it is proper to state Manager Pearlstein said this with many instances sacrifices, Buffalo can lop, and that remains to be seen. that existence" and perfection of the Sully Montgomery, Sensa Barberian came to town yesterday, no bluster or braggadocio, but as a 6th Grades and Basket justly and proudly claim recognition Western New York Oolf association Latter Seems to Have Edge mere statement of fact. That he and Local Fans Visit New York as one of the leading golf centers of was accomplished by the able assist accompanied by Manager Sam tional Lineman* Bobs Up Pearlstein • and his second and Barberian are brimful of confidence ball Finals. the country. I do not mean to convey ance of the Wanakah Country club In Struggle For Next < - may be seen at^a moment's glance and and Find Champion I rain he impression that golf conditions are through their representatives D'Arcy In New York. trainer,* Bert Conners, who is also after a few minutes' conversation perfect here, for like all branches M his closest pal, and went through a W. Roper and Marc W. Comstock, the Big Bout. with them. Barberian and his party The seventh annual indoor meet of ing as Never Before. , sport there are many places and former serving aa treasurer since the brisk workout at the Bert Finch are at the Iroquois hotel. They will things requiring improving and per formation of the association. pi gymnasium, Seneca and Washington work out again this afternoon at 2:30 the Buffalo Public School Athletle X \ (By DAMON RUN YON.) fecting. The heights thus far reach BY SPAROW McQANN. street, where, he strucKk thtne "P~£specta- | Q.clock at Flnch.8 gym league will be held at the Broad-" Park Club Starts. I New York, Feb. 4.r^-New fighters tors by his resemblance to HermaHermani ° (By BILLY KELLY.) ed have been . gained through in (Special correspondent of the* Buffalo way auditorium Saturday, March 11. dividual and club effort. When t^ie Pan-American Exposition are bobbing up on evtjry hand. The in build and-the way he can sock Herman in Fine Shape. Benny* Leonard, take it from several Sunday Courier. Copyright, 1922, Uncle Herman, as he says himself, 1922. The programme this year will Golf here had a most distinguished had accomplished the purpose for latest is a fr<*sh-lal§ heavyweight with his left hand, which he carries i2wo men who have just ^turned beginning. Records sKow.that the first by the Buffalo Courier.) as his reserve gun, a la Lew Tendler. "has the old potato masher sharp consist of three parts, as follows: which it had been organised the Park from Centre college, gtally Montgom J^m New York, is training as he ham t and laid out by Charles MacDonald. New York, Jan. 28.—Jack Dempsey He also impressed the crowd as be ened and ready." He has trained 65-yard dash—Grammar school club was formed. A group of golfers faithfully at the Oriole gym and is all championship for the 80-ib., 96-lb., SSi -Tnce he won his title by knock- course or part of a course was planned purchased the Women's building at versus Harry Wills. That is the prime ery by name, one of the tackles of ing rough, tough, and durable, de ng out Freddie Welsh, forxhis battle who by the way captured the first the famous "Prating Colonels." pending more upon-his strength and •set for any sort of opposition. The ! 115-lb. and unlimited weight class. the Exposition for a club house. Those subject in fandom .today following ease with which he handled Danny Arrangements are under way with with Rocky Kansas, scheduled for next amateur championship of the United intereated in this club were George If he can fight as well as he can hitting power than on any science or States. One may say without fear of Jack Reams' statement that he was Fruoh, and his other recent accom-. the 65th Armory to hold a "trial £5ay night at Madison Square Ojir*en M. Kendall whp has been a distin play football, he ought to be a good cleverness, although apparently has plishments in the ring, mark him as meet" on Saturday afternoon, Feb contradiction that golf in Buffalo ready to match his champioft against his share of the craft and generalship e guished figure since the start of the the ring's wonder and a dangerous ruary 25, at 2 o'clock. All the boys Jf'gSSZtfoF"Mrlni ffi ch.m- !J££Z^tte'Zdventot the Scotch any fighter in the world, WiUs Includ man. Ben Dobbert, a manager who of the ring. SnshTp these Buffalo men stepped."» ^~ ic. The game here, others were Dr. Bartow, man for any lightweight. Herman qualifying on that day will compete ld f the Atlant Dr. Dwyer, George Peacock and Carl ed, provided the promoter would meet makes his headquarters at Phoenix, "We are confident we licked Kansas himself has ideas of a Kansas match in the auditorium meet March 11. credit0 for irftroducing the game here 5?w?toNew York on Mw^.^ mjj« fj«ft f01. irttroducing the game here Johonnot. This club started about 1992 his terms and the sensational $200,000 Ariz., and who doesn't care who his and we expect to stop Smith," says if he can beat Barberian. The special event of 65-yard dash ' l e n belongs to Dr; H. Y. Grant a Canadian Men of Leonard's condition, and the and until 190S played on the Meadow offer for the fight made by William fighters fight, dug up Montgomery. Pearlstein. "This fellow of mine will be "bn the programme for the •*•*»tl » •"^ " i.5 l5SS£. and the and Scotchman, who was at that "He says he beat Kansas; well, nine grade centers and vocational sincerity with which he Is doing his only. In 1905 the Buffalo Golf club A. Brady. » The young man Is sjg feet two and means fight all the way when he gets training. The result ls.they/fee! Leon tbasketball finals for every morning. Thie plan he adopted baseball,'basketball and on the track. the grammar school championship, time the newspapers began publish Meadow to complete the 18. Even tfcis This seems so clear that no one by Johnny Dundee," said Pearlstein, prospect is for a great house at the before he went at his gym work. The He graduated last ye»r with a B. A. but we would be willing to allow class "A" and "B" of the grade storm of Sunday and Monday kept him ing the doings from various actions arrangement did not meet the condi looking on at the game has any idea Broadway'auditorium. Monday night degree. Dundee to take his place. That's The complete programme follows: schools and ninth grade and voca off the roads, but then he started his of the world. tions, so after careful thought the that Rickard will stand pat. He will tional school league. Entries are indoor work with a vim and right now course at Orchard Park was con • Studied for Ministry. how we feel about it. We are also Sid Barberian, Eoorse, Mich., vs. Her 'tl Dr. Cary First Hera. draw. Or maybe he won't play the man Smith, Buffalo; 133 pounds, ten coming in fast, and by the time they ia using up two and three sparring part structed in 1916 and is one of the best hand at all. He may draw Brady He started out with the idea of be prepared to sign articles for a Buffalo ner* a day. That he expects a lot of Dr. and Mrs, Charles Cary started coming a minister. It causejd no little match with Rocky Kansas. I am rounds. close it is expected there will be 1,500 rough work from Kansas, is shown by tests of golf in this section. Fred aside and say: entries, the limit to take up the game in 1893, playing Waldo and George Kendall guided this comment in his family circle, as sure Barberian will beat Herman Chick Rivers, Lockport, vs. Chip the fact that Leonard has engaged" a over the Delaware park meadow and "Look here, let's play your hand might be expected, When he took up Davis, Hydraulics;* lightweight, six professional wrestler and tugs and pulls now course work which has termin 1 Smith, and I am anxious to prove to about the gym floor for a half hour 4t* was not long until Mr. and' Mrs. ated very successful. together." fighting. The college campus also Buffalo fans that Sid beat Kansas in rounds. John Clark Glenny fell in line. These Or, again, he may pull Brady's buzzed .some. There Is plenty of ma Bobby Tracy, Buffalo, vs. K.O. Demp dally. Many of the past and present stars Windsor and can do it again here. sey, Lockport; featherweight, six rounds. GOLF HAS NO ATTRACTION This is Leonard's first bout In a New men and women can rightfully be came from the Park club. Fred Waldo blackface card out of his hands while terial in Sully for an expert press I wish Kansas all the luck in the termed the *'Fath#rs and Mothers" Brady is not looking. Whatever hap Ben Ross, Buffalo-New York, vs. Joey York ring since decisions came Into and Harwood Graves held sway for agent In case the young man ever world in his bout with Benny Leon Joynt, Lackawanna; welterweight, six FOR FORMER PREMIER BRIANO of golf in Buffalo. Much of the early pens it is not a bad prediction to say v vogue, and the Jewish • followers of many years. John Kennedy Jr.,j John shoves close to thf championship ard, but I want to say we are ready rounds. Benny are all het up over the chance interest and enthusiasm was stimu Wadsworth, Gerry Simon audi Ray that the next big heavyweight cham contention. Luke Carr, Buffalo, vs. Ed Thompson, he is taking with the title. They flock lated by that Scotch exponent Dr. H. pionship battle will find Dempsey and to meet him right here in Buffalo, Paris, Feb. 4.—Golf has no attrac to his gmn and it ia necessary to close Danahy are the "'top notchers" today. Buffalo; lightweight, six rounds. tions for M. Briand, former premier. the doors of Billy Gibson's quarters Y. Grant. Many of the present members of the Wills in the ring together. Tex Rick Montgomery first fought Jack Mc # ard has always wanted to promote a The "bug" that finds so many victima half an hour before the champion is It is needless to say bunkersm n«n,., u»«*.traps, | country club were the founders of the Carthy of St. Loui» and Jack gave in America and England failed to affect scheduled to appear. This indicates that holes, and caames were ""-»«""•— Park club. The ParP*rk club de>servefdeservesl Dempsey-Wills bout. He has always Sully a three-round slugging. Then tagged with the fistic O. K. of the SCHOENHART AND him when he tried the game at Cannes the battle will attract the greatest the initial players of the game said that these two heavyweights ap Montgomery came back and stopped Pacific cuast, only to wither quick ly under the tutelage of Mr. Lloyd George, crowd that ever thronged Madison considerable credit for 'its part in "kicked the stones" to hit some dom putting the Western New York Golf pear to be the only men in the country McCarthy in ten rounds. Next he in the frosty atmosphere of-the east. SCHRADER SCORE it has become known. Square Garden, for Leonard is undoubt inate object, ao these first local who could put up a battle worth pay ,, edly the most popular boxer in New association "over the top" last year fought Jim Flynn, a great olid dis Without abating our natural scep "It is a game for schoolboys, M. golfers drove their balls toward the ing big money to see. courager, of youthful aspirants, a ticism in the least, we now speak of Briand told the British premier, who is York, and the fane appreciate that Kan assigned point marked by a boulder by holding the first district amateur HANDBALL WIN sas may ^>e depended upon to give him championship over their Orchard Tax Afraid of Color Line., ten round no-decision bout. He had the latest coast phenon who comes to an ardent golfer. "Englishmen never hie greatest battle. or tree. The game then was not the But Rickard has been afraid of the Texas Tate hung out to dry on the hand with contents noted. cease to be children. Can not you en golf game as it is known today. From Park links. Jack Bradley has done The comeback of Schrader and joy a country walk without hitting a Leonard 2 1-2 to 1 Favorite. his bit in the splendid growth of this bout because of the color. His belief ropes in six rounds), according to Schoenhart against Joyce and Willert While many of Leonard's supporters experience and observation I know has been that the public doesn't favor his record, then knocked out Jimmy silly little baU?" that the beginning period is the most most popular club. It ia only a mat Marks New Sensation. after losing the first game featured the figure the champion may stop Kansas. ter of a season or two until our city the fight because of the chance in Connelly, whoever he is, in five, stop handball games played in the Buffalo there Is no betting that Benny will do enjoyed, for beginners are fascinated volved that a negro would once more The new one is George Marks, a gymnasium yesterday afternoon. The that little job. but plenty of reeling that by the novelty of the game, they are will be entertaining a National Cham ped Tithington, known as the Okla hold the world's heavyweight title. homa Giant, in two, and Kid Casey little 114 pounder. George was trans results: Kansas will trouble him. Neverthe ^rnlorlne a new field and enjoy the | pionship at the Orchard Park course Fred C. Schrader and Frank less the champion is favorite at 2 1-2 Jack Johnson's career as champion, of San Francisco in one. planted to the coast from New York expiunus •» '"> . .w„_ „.„„ , moff the Park r>lncluKb * Schoenhart 10 21 Have You to 1 to win and there ia betting at 25 innovation. At any rate there was a Tex believes, has made the bare Idea great deal of fun in it. Not content The. Buffalo Golf club had no ter Dobbert got most ambitious for ond grew all his reputation out yonder. Richard Fleming and George to 10 that Rocky does not get as good of another champion of the same race Sully and took him to Mexicala to E. Grove . .21 14 aa a draw. with the game at a hit and miss rors for the number 13 for it was in He has just returned to Manhattan. % generally repugnant, even though he fight Jimmy Barry* a tough guy. Clarence Himmel and Harold fashion those early Buffalo pioneers the year 1913 that this club came into has known that Harry Wills is a far Jack Kearns brought him here, but demanded and craved the game in all Dobbert tossed in the sponge in the Hlmmel -.21 20 21 Tilt sailing of Johnny Buff, world's being again through, the efforts of different type of a man than Jack ninth round to anVe Billy from Kearns is interested in him only in Charles F. Joyce and Louis Diabetes? bantam champion, for Europe at this its glory and after watching Charles Jim Ford and othes ' connected with Johnson. further punishment. Accounts of the cidentally and in a friendly way. Tom- I Willert IS a time has fight critics throughout the . MacDonald perform seemingly impos the early history of this democratic mie Furrie and other refugees from; J. B. Menge and J. K. Arnot 21 21 country wondering what was the real sible stunts with a golf club at the William A. Brady, on the other battle state that Sully might have motive for Buffs visit across the pond club. Their battle, grounds are the hand, was in the fight game when lasted the fifteen-round route at that. that dear* San Francisco, say Marks Ed Mueller and R. Hochetetter..lS 15 Here Is Wonderful News! home of Major Austin Wadsworth in municipal links at Delaware Park — - — J «.. ' Jack Krieger, referee. during the winter season. Joe Walcott, George Dixon and Joe — II—, .!•» can beat Babe Herman every day in Prof. A. R. Mler, scorer. "I have been pnctfcfog medicine for d» pea) the Genesee valley, Dr. Cary and Meadow, which course and club has 16 reus. I have prescribed Codein, S*bcri«te«, ! Recent telegraphic news to the effect Gans were in then prime and theh* Dobbert has taken Sully back to the week, although Herman outweighs SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY. that Baff had been offered $10,000, and thoae directly interested in the game produced a number of champions and Fowler'* Solution, Strychnine and Bromide* (dr\ brought MacDonald to Buffalo where popularity in their day causes him to Phoenix and has shoved him into the him twenty pounds. A boy that good Diabetes, in dose* depending upon the in Eddie O'Dowd. the challenger, a $5,- is growing several Who in a very 12 m.—Thomas Kinsella and Maj. Ed 060 purse to battle in a twelve-round he laid out the first golf holes here. believe that the public will patronize drydock repairs. He Is going to fight must be very good. ward Beck vs. William Kinsella and dividual case. Since pcescrtbing "Eksip Tablet*** j decision contest in Cleveland. O., had They were laid out on the property short time will be in the limelight. a fight between Dempsey and a negro Barry again and is also seeking So Marks has come to New York. Max Stovroff. th* results have been remarkable. My patients I It has been said "that the Buffalo of their type. And so—having never have been able to resume their usual diet and - fight followers in the belief that these directly east of the present Park matches with Willie Meehan and Wild I As to his fistic ability, in the an 2 p. m.—John E. Johnson and Hans improve ia health so rapidly I am convinced - two little fellows were again to tangle I Golf club is by far the most demo- forgiven himself for dropping out of Bill Reed. 1 Furst vs. Charles Coley and Frank Bo- for title honors. club, in fact the first tee then *«•«! ^Vte^clu* Tn'e^\e'nci"toi^" aVanV nouncement of the English announcer, "Eksip" is essential in the successful treatment of' iec t| the Dempsey-Carpentler syndicate— Most of the above is based, of land. Diabetes." Respectfully. Dr. A. Francis Brsjam, j The, Thirty-seventh Division society little from the existing first |_f rate it is composea o--f* a- group of- he wants to stage the next great we shall see. 5 p. m.—Earl Malby and Fred Myers of Cleveland, was responsible for this was only a short time until the origi course, on the fact that Montgomery Warm * k1 regular fellows not overburdened heavyweight battle on his own hook. June rmay be a long ways off for vs. Joseph Downing and John Nugent If you ate a diabetic sufferer and wish to Item bid jar the title match between Buff nal three holes were Increased to is from Centre college. The moral 6 p. m.—Frank Jansen and George mora about "Eksip". wnte for the free bookBook. * ,and ^*Dowd. The proposal was no with wealth and social prestaga. Fred Watts Result of Coming Battle. of aspiring young heavyweights some but the thousands of firemen **Eat And Get WdT. A copy will be i nine. Eaton, Garry Rudulph, Don Ellin- Vosburgh vs. Joseph Schattner and A. •y •oatot made in good faith, and by men It is doubtful if Rickard would sit seeking publicity is to go to college. working night and day to go on the Altman. postpaid, to any sufferer writing M. Rid. of responsibility, for the promoters The Buffalo Country club was or wood, Roy Crandall and a host of S30 W. 42ad St~, B., 5 New York City, back and let him do this. In fact big cruise find it drawing nearer by 7 p. m.—Jack Gannon and Edward proposed te post the purse in cash on ganized in 18S8, being the outgrow|h leaps and bounds. the day the articles were signed and Til?™™-™*™ MSSXMJJS «„. «,. «. - u,. *. » Rickard today intimated that he Many healthy young citizens have Rousch vs. Mike Cohn and Sig Bock. the forfeits posted by the principles. 1878. At first there was only polo 1913. would wait until the Wills-JKid Nor been «hpped in here the last few years and social functions at the club but This club has produced the only folk battle and then have something A most recent addition to Singer's golfer to win our City Championship to*say, meaning, of course, that if shortly after the game was intro don't make them any shrewder, nor stable is Eddie Ray nor, a crack Chi duced here the club and its members three times. 8he has produced a two Wflls stows away ,the India rubber cago lightweight, who has bales of times winner of the Western New | man in decisive fashion he will make &ny gamer either. Years ago in Rey newspaper clippings telling of .hie bouts went in strongly for golf. Their golf nold's hotel in Boston after a fight la western cities. All of Singer's boxers holes as laid out on the Rumsey York Championship. Raymond J. Mc- j an offer for the fight. Since he haa a Auliffe is the gblfer I refer to. How-' between Brady's man, Steve O'Don- i are training at his gymnaglum. Syca property were not satisfactory, that is lease on the big arena on Boyle's nell and Jake Kih-ain, then an old more and Titus streets. there were not enough of them, so ard Drake, Harold Jackett, John Thirty Acres in Jersey City it would O'Brien, W. E. */oisinet, W. E. Boyne man, in which O'Dotmell had made a the # course was extended to the seem that he is In a better position miserable showing, John L. Sullivan la the bantamweight class. Singer Meadow and the-holes laid out by and .Tom Trimmer are the "king to bid higher than Brady or any thinks he has a comer in Jack Edwards. pins" of the club. encountered O'DonneT in the lobby ' Edwards' most recent bout was with Al Dr. Charles Cary. other promoter. and bawled him out unmercifully. Paul, in which he obtained a draw after Surprisingly as it may seem many ' Willowdale Country club was or * Still, Brady is ro slouch when he la ganised in 1918 and a golf course con • O'Donnel, who at that time was only boxing two rounds with a broken hand. of the golfers of 1895 are today class fully enlisted in a campaign. They | 21 years old, 'stood for it until Brady, ed among our chapmions of 1922. Take structed in 1919. They possess one of the "sportiest" golf acreages in then a mere slip of a man. pushed for example Charles M. Ransom, at him aside and gave Sullivan all. that Joe Barman Will that early date he was considered the existence. Although not blessed with latter course has been laid out and has nine holes ready to be seeded in the ex-champion tod given CDccr* king" and is todaa y considered by the numerous stars there are many who Face Danny Browm king ana io i«" J ~w——.——-- - i numerous *JI*M« *»«»*» — - ———» the early spring. The former club nell,. with more to boot. Sullivan writer one omf th««e* twelv'"""'.ie bee, t _P*»fer-> -Ran l future local champions. has engaged Charles B. McDonald to could have flattened Brady with one of our city. It was the ™*£*** Drm J.b e Y.ou Coher n la the leading expon I 'For .Veledrome ent of the club. Emanuel Boasberg, lay out their links in the early spring. blow, but Brady bluffed him out of **>m that materalized our first city, the hotel. championship in 1907 and my scrap Eugene Warner, Marcus Barmon and Both will be championship courses. ' The founders and promoters of the Brady entered the pugilistic game t W Joe Burman, Chicago's bantam others give promise of developing Into *-* 5E 'years1 to. nS SfeSS "top rung in the ladder" men. They Transit outfit are Geoge Meugel, John from the theatrical profession. He weight, who has won from* such ring Resch, W. Hurt, W. A. IfUhman and took up Jim Corbett and was his man stars as Pal Moore, Jack Sharkey, Carl X*S£Kr IbSy tTplay of one of are to be. congratulated for the «Plen-J our moat brilliant golfers—Parke did progresa made. others. Joseph P. Murphy is the in age* when he defeated Sullivan. Trernaine and others, was last niglat Later he made a champion out of Jim WrighT Of all the stars gone by or So rapidly has the game grown stigator of the Mossey Spring cltth matched by the Velodrome club to 1 and has the following trusty aids: Jeffries, then retired, returning to the Quality Goes ClearThwu0 box the main bout of an all-star card those existing today * a™^™ ^ here that all couraea have become Parke Wright is one of out most n»- John Danahy, Fred Grelner, Fred, vlHplay-producin.j-^~~-~...«g, —•».-field in- Whic---—•h —he ~ha— a with Danny Brown of Syracuse at congested, making it necessary for Etfed golfwr* Another early devotee the constructing of new playing Bradley, Joseph T. Snyder, Howard i been ever since consistently success the Broadway Auditorium on Friday was Ganson Depews one of the best Burkhardt and other prominent people f ful. He has never promoted a big night. Burman fills the place .orig grounds Realising this local golfers exponents ever produced here The and business men have organised the of Buffalo Both courses when com-1 championship bout, but he has all *» inally booked for Pete Herman, form pleted will fill a large gap existingwthe qualities that make & auccesaful er bantam champion of. the world, y 10 f Mossey Springs Country club, and owl rcl rSnso nTe^anfft Transit Valley Country club. The I here at the present time promoter. who will not come north from his NewOrtenas abode until late this month. ^a^ociluon became a reality in Georgle Spencer, the California 1921. George M. Kendall started at bantam, against K. O. Johnny of Jamestown. 10 ro,unds; Carl Smith, ^iffE. Hedatrom had much to da Rochester, vs. Young Lerner, Syra wwTSa games development^at ^he cuse, six rounds; Jack Loney, St, rmmtrv club when the course was NEW PRICES Catharine. vs. Sailor Renshaw, fin? aid out. Be served several year. Jamestown, six rounds; .Buddy Mer- a!, chairman of th« grounds.and I I ritt vs. Bill Perkins, six rounds. greens committee. While acting m Ann added feature will be the read fhia capacity he ^•J'JtEI TOURING CAR »&+vFr*v:»T*-*-*r.§ 865 ing of the returns of the lightweight many needed traps and bunkers which championship ba&le in Madison soon stamped these grounds as one of i -- Square Garden between Benny Leon the best tests of the game in th a ROADSTER '• '•TeT»TeTeTe"e^r • CeHTale • $865 ard and Rocky KsWsas. country. William Allan^.rdnjrU entitled to have his na*e engraved In the "hall of fame' for his part. In the early development of the game SEDAN—MODEL 19 T..*T*.$1115 here and I know he is a great golfer HEAD NOISES? still capable of "cutting the wings of many of our younger players. y SEDAN—MODEL 19 S. .™*.$1445 4-DAY The Otawega Golf club came Into - existence In 1894 through the efforta of Leslie Bennett, Jim Howard, W. COUPE—MODEL 14 T • 'OTsHeTeTe $1065 Treatments Grove and others. They had tne MEASURE. I present Otawega club for their club house but they *oon realised they Toppy, talented, thoroughbred custom tailored COUPE—MODEL 14 C.*.Br.1<$13l5 FREE were to far from the links so they «to pltj of moss Hsad moved to Parkside avenue, where they suits at cut prices and two pants given with •amwa. tfcoa* *»*ring ~ flourished, in 1896 the name was every suit, cut and tailored from the same fine, LIGHT DELIVERY CAR.^.$ 825 jgiH sswads to your changed to the^Red Jacket cub and - ttavM that lit* was was the only exclusive golf club. In long wearing material. Smart weaves that t,M«3j worm HTtng. 190i the name was changed to the Bur- brought $35 cut to $24.75, two pants included. ' falo Golf club and remained such un (F.O.B. Factory)
Snappy, fine feeling suitings that were $45 re • tf * t» aon til 1905 when it became part of the • Mat Park club. duced to $29.75, and full weight superfine $55 H.S4 Jteisss May os only Wanakah Organised. weaves, cut to $42.75, always the two pants the signal* of jppoaca- A careful examioation of Dort quality will satisfy you • * vat Baaft*ssa. * included. nrea nay aava The year preceding the Pan-Amer these new prices make the Dort line the dominant value __ u% la saaasr sf a ican, 1990, found the necessity of start- aM MM tacte. YM • ing another golf course and the lone formed was the Wanakah Golf OSS' of the motor car industry, ^ l! • m w^-Uttst Sproju* baa studiad sad art- club. Charles Utley, Dr. B. Bartow i dnatse a Mstbod of toaatia«nt which has brought /SOITINSS SUITINGS suiTmee , i rsikaf to many peopl* troubled with Hsad and W. U Marcy had much to do with RtOOCtO TO Ess. ThU twauneot has. in thass »any eases. the starting of this « Lake Bhdre ftltHJCtO TO fcEOUCLD TO! St u*« soands sad Wt the haad elaar aa-a BBsil A Dort demonstration at your convenience will be a Toitoslaa ttataod ha ottm* a «-day tmt- course; it was a successful under wast Tit*. taking in every respect and a most popular place. The property con pleasure for us and furnish you satisfactory proof of the GIVEN AWAY sisted of about SO acres on which was These tatweetvw treataseaw ate aeiN etlWei constructed a very "sporty" nine| real yalue now in your reach. if yaa wast see, writ* tafay. Vse stay try holes, Many of the "old timers'* will j wUntitled Document
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