At the spring meeting of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, J. L. C. Jenkins won the Silver Cross with score of 75. W.F. Blackwell and 'T. M. Burrell tied for the Bombay Medal, each with 81. On the play} off W. F. Blackwell was the victor. interests as well as in the terests of the newspapers concerned, against the "abuse of Trade Unionism. I ie a result which 1 ther the T. U. C. nor the news: Papers contemplated a fortnight ago. The proprietors of the "Gl gow Herald." the "Evening Times, the "Bulletin," and the "Citizen," all of Glasgow, have intimated that in future they, will only employ ron-Union labour. The proprietors of the "Dundee Advertiser" and the "Dundee Courier" have intimated that these newspapers will be conducted on a non-Union basis. The "Aberdeen Press and Journal" and the "Aberdeen Evening Express" have also declared for non-Unionism, The struggle between these newspapers and the Typographical Society, unless outside influences are brought to bear, will be both long and bitter. It may be added that for the last 50 years the "'Scotsman" has been worked by nonunionists, and that during the general strike as the only! newspaper in the United Kingdom that carried on its publication from day to day.
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