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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
9
Herbert L. Jillson of The Outlook Publishing Co. edits a periodical featuring short stories descriptive articles and verse with good photographs. The publication, entered as second class matter at Pinehurst NC Post Office, costs one dollar annually and five cents per copy.
A humorous letter from Boo Lally at Gumbo Goo to her Yale student brother Umbobo. She notes spring, family longing, missionaries, a returning cook and tasty stews, prized gifts, Mr Booloo’s visit, fashion requests, and family worries about his football games and study.
An animal trainer notes how colors affect wild beasts. He cites incidents with a girl’s purple plume causing chaos, bears reacting to blue uniforms, lions preferring blue and red, and hyenas reacting strongly to purple. He also mentions green soothing nervous animals and gray depressing lions.
In the fourth event of the Tin Whistles program the Landicap foursomes produced tight clashes. Becker and Creamer, with an 8 handicap, defeated Belden and Cattell, who carried a 23 allowance, by 4 up with 3 to play. Semis saw Belden and Cattell beating Rosenfeld and Ormsbee one up, while Becker and Creamer beat Knight and Johnson two and one. Other pairs included Bailey and Priest 15, Thompson and Smith 2, Warren and Lightbourn 44, and North and Cotter 27.
The Carolina hosted an indoor putting contest with Geo. IL Perley of Ottawa, Canada, taking first with 12 points. Mrs. Perley finished second. G L White, W S North, and W S Goodnow tied for third with four points. J C B Dana and C A Taft scored two. OG Williams J E Porter C B Rosenfeld G H Mitton C E B Rosenfeld and E E Rinehart did not score.
A single shot target pistol designed for expert shots features a Smith and Wesson with automatic shell extractor, adjustable target sights, and renowned balance. Recommended by the committee, it uses .22 long rifle ammunition and is bored to take .32-10-88 and .35-15-146 cartridges.
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