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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
High School Notes

The Seattle high school football
team has bsen pfacticinE hard the
past week In preparation for the
game 60 be played with the ncIiinE-
ham hlKh school az neiilngham. fat
aeaaY. Coach Frost vas very much
dissatisfied with the showing his
team made with Olympia last Satur.
day. A great many fake plays were
used and az the Olympia ends were
exceptionally fast. small gains we're
made. II hard line buckinG had
been used the score would probably
have been much different As u
Vas the score ~ rs 20 0 In favor Of
Seattle WIS a very poor showing
when the comparative nixe OF the
schools IL taken into consideration.
Coach FROST has pat the team
through "A course OF hard acrimmaTe
practice the past week The line
men have been practlclng on the
bueklnE machine. The team n fast
rounding into good condition. nearly
al Of the players having reduced ali
surplus avoirdupois Tho team T.
gradually getting into IN. Dart
mouth style % play. Ra taught by
Coach FROST. when u o. considered
that the high school teams have
been coached by men from Michigan
for the past three seasons. u h.
easily seen how q would be very dif-
fieuit % instili n new system o. play
into the team. The main differences
between the two styles % play 10
that in the Dartmouth system Il ~
a pulling game. while under the
Michigan style Il IL % pushing game
Under the Dartmouth system. when
n play goes through the right aide
Of the line the men on the other
side Of the line ar supposed 90 get
around ana pun the man with the
ball through, and vice versa. while
under the Michigan style the men
from one side Of the line are sup
posed 10 get over and push their
man through. Coach Frost has sup
piled all his hackfleld with heavy
belt to which Is attached n heavy
piece OF leather 20 be used IN pull
Ing the hacks through the line.
Very little is known OF the Bel
bingham team this year, though In
former years they have turned out
some very fast tennis. Two years
ago they tied Seattle. but last year
Seattle won by n large score. The
Seattle team leaves Friday night at
o'clock.
Following are the men that VIII
take the trip. Pollock. center. STILL
a..
and Harto. tackles. Babcock and
Thayer. ends, Coyle quarterback.
Smith and Bedford. hnibachs: H.
Lewis, fullbaek. Henry Burke and
Moon, substitutes Captain Lewis
Is out OF the game with a strained
iaHea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

Royal Arms as. Ida Vivian 100.
Lee King 100. Seminole ZOE. Mem
phian i01. Little Elkin l0t. Lady
Mistake ios.
Sixth race. eiovun- sixteenth Of a
mile. Valencia -. Silver
Chip IS. Lila NJ %. Follow the FlaE
%. Tinker i0i. Lady Esther l0i.
Pirates Dance tOi. Floss 5 1ol.
Beautiiui Bcas I0l. Vice Kinney Zoe.
America II III. Toppy Girl Ill.
Weather cloudy. track heavy.
PROBABLE i.AToSIA WINNERS.
Bowling Bridge. Aasinla. Jungle
Imp.
Lieut. Rice. Algonquin. Gold Bell
nrancaz. Santon. Estrada Palma
Isrta Duffy. OHce. French Nun.
aiistan. Royal Arms. Brown Vel.
Beautiful Besa. Floss s., Vie Kin
ney.
PROBABLE JAMAICA WINNERS.
Grappls. Consideration. Royal
Widow.
salA Bronzs Wing. Yorkshire lad
Dsaobcdiens, kinleydaic. suffi-
cheney.
Aeronaut. Gold Rose. Race King.
Maid OF Tim5aesoo. Gambler.
Brilliant.
Ostrich. Louis n. Palette
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Racing
RACING

As racing In the East draws - a
close. preparations ara nearing
completion on the California tracks
for the winter season. san Fran
glsco's opening day being NoFem-
Der N. only three weeks off
Los Angeles will be in line on
ThanksEivlne day. and the equine
cracks from all parts % the e0un.
try will DO battle for supremacy uns
al early spring OF next year
Indications now are that both
tracks viii have an abundance Of
horses and nearly all of thu stars
Eeon al the recent meeting at tho
Meadows will be ON hand 10 earn
thclr oats Many hofsemen whe
were here last summer have been
practically idle since the Meadows
closed and are becoming impatient
for the huElc call on November Il.
Tho closing Of the Portland track
this year worked a very great hard
ship on most NJ the owners IN the
extreme west aud al are keen to
gather In purses &C the first post
HE moment 20 pay hack feed bills
that 60 on whether the ponies race
or not. and Seattle sp0rtamen viii
som be- able 20 know what their
fAvorltes can do after being idle
since the Meadows closing day
July 10
Entries and results at Jamaica
and i.atnnia follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
SPORTS
Oakland Slingster
Torn Asunder
arANnlNa oF rnn cLrna

SAN FRANCISCO. oct "a Great
dalnFH happened here Friday after.
noon when the Commuters and the
siWaHhea FLASHED Not only aid the
Indians tear apart ~ bings from
one Graham CommutT miHfit
allager. but they aidoatopped the
field aud hlked Ia nine beautiful
through tickets. making the score
board look like a Chlnamnn al an
Irish subscription hall
Tho delivery OF Graham was pie
% the babes OF the northern woods
IA every act. with the exception OF
the second panic 30 babes OF the
woods pounded the horaehide sphere
10 the tail pincn. Graham, getting
Ia the spirit OF The fun. also helped
the papooses by handing out eight
passes and an abundant supply Of
elldnesa
Russ Halls troupe. after making
AL arrangements 10 apply a heavy
coat uf inaact destroyer. was frua-
tated In the attempt by Rip Van
Haltren. Rho procured rouud-trip
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
PORTLAND 0, SAN FRANCISCO q.

PORTLAND. oct 81 San FRAN
cisco >. Portland o IN the why the
local score board looked afier Fri4
days game. "Chimmie" Whnicn
tulfled a Ia Nathowson and sent
The aqusiie fov.a fiyiug homeward
Hith q coat Of whlteWaah To give
some idea af how things went. eight
runs we're piled up By the Seals OF
three hits MCCrrrdic used nearly
every available twiricr that was not
NaFkinE. u the six innings Gates
and Perry faced the frisco siuGKcrs
aud save dead head pasnra TO 10
men. Sir ~ these were given b.
Ferry ~ The first two Innings. In
the seventh the children. Caiiff and
sueas were let out OF confinement
aud during She three innings they
worked. held the Seals close. Score
n.HE
Frisco aos00 % 6 1
Portland o0eoo g09 % 8 (
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Boxing
Cy Seymour
Leads Batiers

- Seymour ia given the lesd o,
the National league battefs Tor tbis
season with premiership over
Hans Wagner. holding the uar,
highest average. OF fourteen points
seymour. nha played Win the Gin.
eianati team participated in its
aamea. MAS af bat 534 times ana
made a percentage Of gsg.
WagHer ~ tie pitlaburg duh
sac - bat So times. making a Der.
eentaee ~ .a7f Doulin. Of the New
York team. Is third uiih q percent.
aKe of .g5s bouiiH iH me t0pnotcber
Ia run getting. Mal0ney leads IN
base stealing aud ~ Seymour IN
long hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Second High Team
Defeats ChanceIIors

The Chancellor football team was
Friday afternoon defeated BY the
second football team Of the Seattle
high school by a score Of 20 20 0.
The Chancellor team Ia composed
almost entirely OF high school stu
dents and they understood the style
Of play and the pulling methods Of
the nj team and knew about
what was coming. Roasman. quar-
terback for the Chancellor team.
played a star game. making several
fine runs and nippinE the ball every
time Il was kicked by the second
highs. Gish. Frew. Moon and Gep-
uer did good work for the high
school team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
N afhewson Is the
Greatest

Mathewaou proved 20 be sbs
greatest pitcher ~ them ail IN a.
National league. fie allowed only
2.07 runs % the game this aessoa
and gave only 90 bases on bsHs Ia
Il games ans hit but one batter
lie struck suf iaf bsttera In n
games. Heuibach. Of the WINDY
city. comes second On line. Arnen
II NeH YORK. struck out 205 battsrs
in 30 Ramea-s.s3 per game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Everett High Team
Badly Crippled

EVERETT. oct when the
Everett high school boys 90 up
against the Acme business college
football team. Of Seattle. Saturday.
they all be II 3 very crippled eon-
dltiouL Captain Mack. fullbaek. Nili
Be cut % The game o. account ~ a
dlsiocated shoulder. Moody. half
back. viii not play on account 81 a
wreuehsA knee. and smith. quarter
back. cannot play on account OF a
broken Ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
FINAL ROUND SATURDAY

IN The semi -flnai round for the IN
tercollsmiate champipuHhla Friday.
defeated Percy Gilbert. the Harvard
man. ana Knowles defeated Mason
Phelps. epiieKiau Of thu aama
school.
Abbott and Eilla. The faa Yale
golfers vii meet today In the last
rpuni u a zs-hsie match for the n
tcrooiiskiaic Golf association cham
pinnahip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
GOODWIN LEADS AMERICAN
LEAGUE BETsNEN

The battling record % the Ameri-
can league Is held ~ young Good
win. 81 Boston Re leads with a
40 percentage. Hahn and Putt
man. both % the New York club.
hold the next highest marks Hahn
has a percentages % 1zs and Putt
man III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

DO you realize the fact that vim
ter is fast approaching. and that Il
IL IN the winter time when We are
forced 20 look up our coal supply.
The wise man lays In HIS supply OF
rCai before the bad weather sets IN.
we all know that during the rainy
season the roads become almost i'm
paasable and that n ia very hard
= make deliveries. Have g feeling
of pity In your hearts for the poor
dumb animai-the horse-and order
your eoal nov. while the wesfhef 10
nice IS the winter approaches. the
demand for coal Increases. and or
course a big demand generally in
creasas the price OF coal. The City
Fuel Co. located on Railroad aF-
enus. foot OF King street. carry q
full line Of all kinds OF coal. and are
in = position 10 make prompt de-
livery. They always give correct
weight. and II you phone them your
order for coal. you can rest assured
that you will receive the best OF
treatment. and you will ges your
coal at prices that are right Phones
Main STA. Ind. 1854 s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
B0WLING!

on the Arehie alleys. Sunday. thu
Helllnkham beuiefs vii play the
Arcade bowling team.
Mrs. WAY recently made the very
hiEh score = -. This score was
duplicated b Nrs. sgHdswafth.
Jesse stgxall il doing The bowling
stunt uew ard aelak q fire and
dandy. Jesse r. making some ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Deposit Your Money In The State
Bank Of Seattle.

Corner First and YeSler Way.
Seattle. Wash
And you have safety and security.
You get 4 per cent interest on Saw
inKs Deposits and Time Certificates.
800 opens savings account with
The state Bank OF Seattle. Lay
aside the little sums you spend for
things not needed aud when your
nickels and dimes amount TO one
dollar. deposit them I'm The State
Bank OF Seattle"
IF you desire 10 be independent.
you must save your money" The
bank il open Saturday evening from
6 20 .. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Kid Mccoy Marries

NEW YORK. oct AKA" Me-
COY. whose real name Is Norman
seiby. was married here Friday
night 20 Mrs Lillian u. Elils widow
Of Edward G. Ellis, Of Schenectady.
Mccoy says he's dropped the name
~ Mccoy forever ana with u the
ffinr life, and win now settle
be- q business man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

have reduced my weight IS poundn
bust inches. waist : inches and hips
antced, harmless remedy without ex-
rrciEe or starving, l want TO tell you
all about 81. enciore stamp and ad-
~. OREGON City. OREGON. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
ANGELS 1. TIGERS o

ANGLE I, TIOERB Q
LOS AsGEf.FH, Oct gi.~-fn a
hart fought circus. Friday. the Tig-
eFs we're ahnt cut b. the Angels.
u WAS pitchers battle throughout
NaKla and Krefe being opposed
Magic putriaHsca the high priced
beauty. II MAS a no error game and
THE fielding WIS hiEh class. fcsfe
did some swell pitching IN hard
placea ard hauled the Tigers out o.
ssYsfsi deep erevices. The Eooru By
Innings. R.IE
Angels. osoOoo0 q 0
Tseoma Q % e000 90 4 0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

n the American fsaalfe. br.
Whlte. 81 New York. aecattd aud
ituhr' WAadeil. the only. aniY.
utirt For atrikcogia. the nuhr had
them all buucoe8 -2sg Ia IS games.
or SIT per same. Mullen let mere
men walk than any other American
league piteher-tt9 81 al games
ana Plank did the most damage.
hitting ~ players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

csiirnt scores
Mlss Dotson ana Niles psFsans are
rolling some good SCORES.
n II thought that the afsabisa-
tiun % the bowling league viii he
perfected next week
n Franklin and !. kinney sefe
bowling good scores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
HEART TROUBLES

Don't sleep with your troubles
II you nave paipitation. short
breath. pain in chest, side and
shoulders. choking sensations. faint
ing spells. difficulty GA sleeping on
Iefi side. and you feci anxious about
II. don't sleep until you have pro-
cured q bottle 81 Or Miles Heart
Cure. and sou can rest assured y0a
have a never failing remedy for
your Affections II first bottle falls
10 benefit money back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

Weakness and al other diseases.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Upstairs Room 1. l22 Sec-
ond Ave. South. Cor. Washington.
Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Indians & University
Play Saturday

Friday evening the Chefnawa In
dian football team arrived In the
city and Saturday afternoon viii
oppose the football team OF the Uni
verslty OF Washington al Recreation
park
kskifer Shouchuk. center for Car
liaie last year. In one Of the Indians
who will buck the university lads
Saturday. others arss Russell
White Bear. last years Carlisle
player Reuben Saunders. holding
the shotput record for the North
west. and Albert Payne and Gllaa
Moon. both former Chcmawa players
Of note. Following h the lineup.
Christie. ....... l. =. Sortor
I'uiien-.--...... l. T. ........James
Aimss. .....s... T. q. ....... Green
Grim. g. ..... Shouchuk
Bantz. .....s... r. q. go. Peazzoni
Rsser r. T. ..... Williams
Palmer r. .McCuily, Foster
WinAor ........ q. ID. ....-...Poland
shaw. l. n Payne (Capt.)
Kelley .....-.. r. H. 90. White Bear
Mcdonald. ....... r. ..... Saunders
Ross. fassiter and
Brinker. Moon and Teddy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
NJ. HEE wO


Co
Cures all Chronic
Diseases OF Man
or Woman with
out operation.
Powerful Chi
ncse roots herbs
harks. buds and
vegetables used.
We gu-fantes
to cure Asthma.
Eczema. Catarrh.
Ri euiaatism
Stomach. Kidney.
Liver, Female
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
NEW YoRK-JAMAIeA

First race. three-auariefs nf mile.
selling, Geranium los. Monet Io7.
Consideration i06. Collector Iessup
les. Mamie Worth I04. Astarlta Toe.
Mad Mullah tas. Roya Window loo.
keator 100. Belle Of Portland 100.
blue Coat IS. bell Indian 8. Crap
pie %. My nueia .
Second race. mile and sixteenth.
selling Sonoma nelle III. SAILS los.
Shenandoah les. nronze Wing los.
Cottage Maid 100. Lord Melbourne
los. ATrah GoWan ta3. Athlene les.
Jack Young I0i. Anthony 100.
Yorkshire Lad 81. Critical IS.
Third race. eleven siNteentha ut
mile. ssake--Iaeohlfe ~. Father
Catcham iI3. OaklaWu IL. kInleY-
dale ti3. Snow rs. Benevolent tfs.
zienap i0s. Disohedient fa9. suffi-
cheney ZOE. Good Julia 80
Fourth race. three-auarteFa Of =
mile. handicap Aeronaut IT.
woodsaw rs. Gold Rose t0T. Fna-
tlAn 100. True Wing i09. czaraphiHe
100. Race King 90. nisobedlent %
Diamond Flush 50. Incarnation 81.
KinE Pepper %. Foxy Kane %. Pal
ham IS
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth.
maidens. selling Maid of Timhaetoo
fes. Brilliant TO-. Gambler i09
Koeniwcn Louise To-. wife Marsh
l02. Bixzy fKzy 100. Father u loo.
on the Eve 81.
Sixth race. mile and eighth. hand
icap-OStich lei. Louis III. lee. Pal
ette f0O. w p Fassig 30. caronal 50.
Gold Braid 80.
Weather cloudy. track heavy.
I.AToNIA.
FIRST race. mile. seiilnK-Fux
Hunting 100. Axelins 10. Jungle.
imp. lea. Paul f01. Henry stephens
105. Economist les. IaYSon ios.
Bonnie p Charlie los. Bowling
Bridge i09.
Second race. three-duarters of .
msle. selling Violin 81. Arrah Mar
81. Gold Bell los. Meces fat. Lieut..
Rice i01. Anna Beai f0z. Joaette
102, Trompeuse ffl2. Algonquin los.
Lady Lavish i9s. Trussaehs Ies.
Grand yitesee f07. Doeskin Ie7.
Magistrate ITO.
Third race. mile and 100 yards.
handicap-I1ttle Eikin 30. slss Ire
%. Rankin 50. I.uraiigher 100. San.
ton los. Estrada Palma IL. Bran-
cas- fi3.
Fourth race. three-quarfera Of a
mile. Avondale handicap Queen
Caroline 50. French Nun 81 Chief
Hayes 100. Kerchevai 100. Lady KS
Their fO3. Osee i0T. Letta Duffy Toe.
Orblcular lis.
Fifth race. mile and 50 yards. sell.
ing-Platus IS. Sea shark e5. Coz
Goo 95. Brown Veil as. glisten -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

The puEilistie fraternity on the
coast In doing its best TO kill the
goose that laid the golden egg
Mud singing. baekbltlnE. charges
and countereharEes are a common
occurrence Nelson's talkRtixa
manager seems 90 be largely TO
blame
Personally. I do not feet like
taking sides except In favor OF clean
boxing. and regardless OF whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

t8hHHe bone pains, catarrh and
aeh II o. BLOOD POISON.
sem BROWN, g33 Arch ST.
IN Tenn. Tor HRDWN'S
= so per bottle, lasts
sid In seattle only by
tAHa4te ar "a tnig-fnig first Ave-
Giahe block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

These college boys just make me
nlcki
They think they know It all 50
quick:
Bat Pa says he wants me 10 70
Because there's things I ought 10
know.
An you can get all sorts OF knowi-
edge
When you 90 off an live at college
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. - ther cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There ~ only one way 20 cure deaf
cdisa. Drntnsns L. caused hY an m
Tanned condition % the mucous uainE
Of tho Egstschinn Tuhe. Nneu thla
tube - iuflRrnsd you have = rEfnbllns
sound or imperfect hearing. aud when
10 l. entirely closed. Deafness Is the
result and unless the inflammation
can BE taken out and this tube re
stored 60 its pnrmai conditlou. hear
ibE viii be destroyed forever. nine
cases out % ten are caused b Ca
tarrh. which n nothing but an In
fiamed condition o. the mucous sur
faces.
We viii sive one Hundred Dollars
for any case % Deafness lcaussd ~
cAtarrhl that cannot be cured ~
Halls CataFrh Cure. Send fer elreu-
VI J. CHENEY a CO. Toledo. O.
Mold hy Druggists. TIC
Ifke Halls Family Pulls for CnnstI-
patton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

- the worse dis
ease on earth. yet
the easiest 20 cure
w IA L. ~ a y U
KNOW WHAT no
DO. Many have
ninplcE spots on
the skin. sores IN
the mouth ulcers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-01
HANGS ON A ROCK
Steamship Alameda Crashes on
a Reef in Golden Gate
just as She Was Beginning a
Voyage to Honolulu.

San Francisco. Cal, Sept. 3O.-Feel-
ing her way in the gloom of a fog at
the harbor entrance. the ocean steam
ship Alameda, primed for the long run
to Honolulu and loaded with passen-
gers and freight for that port, crashed
upon Fort Point reef. shortly before
noon today and hangs there at the
mercy of the wind and weather After
the first wild panic aboard, the pas
sengers showed remarkable courage
and not one life was lost when they
took to the boats and were transferred
to the government tug Golden Gate,
which responded to the ill-fated
steamers distress signals.
The Alameda left her berth at the
wharf for the regular trip to Honolulu
in command of Captain Thomas Dow
dell at about II O'Clock. Pilot c. B.
Johnson took command of the vessel
for the passage outside the harbor. AS
the ship neared Alcatranz a dense
cloud of vapor dropped across the en-
trance to the harbor like a curtain and
she was swallowed in its billowy folds,
slowed down hesitatingly and was
lured to her doom.
The crowds on the breakwater had
the unique opportunity of watching
the rescue of a shipwreck company so
near the shore that their conversation
could be plainly heard.
The latest opinion is that the ship
and its cargo, the latter valued at
$150,000, will be q total loss.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-01
REAPASTHEY SOW
American Insurance Companies
in Serious Position.
Germany May Shut Them Out
Of Country by Law.

Berlin, Oct. 1.-As the result of the
recent disclosures in the insurance sit
uation in the United States, there is
just a possibility that the American
insurance companies will soon be pro-
hibited by law from transactinE busi-
ness in the German empire. There has
been for a number of years a very con-
siderable amount of friction between
the German insurance companies and
the American corporations, notably
the New York Life, the Equitable, the
Mutual Life and. one or two of the
larger industrial societies
Since the present disclosures In the
investigation in progress in New York
and other cities, the directOrates II the
big German companies have been pay
ing enormous sums to have transcripts
of the testimony cabled over here and
have used their influence to have them
printed in the newspape verbatim.
The newspaper propaganda has been
carried on to such an extent that the
feeling of the policy holders of the
American corporations has been arOus-
ed so that they have asked for the can
celations of their policies, while others
have appealed to the imperial German
commissioner to cancel the permits Of
the companies to do business within
the empire.
What the outcome viii be is a mat
ter of conjecture but the feeling against
the American insurance companies IS
growing stronger hourly. Fridays
statements of Jacob H. Schiff who has
/ probably more friends in Germany
than any other American fnancier,
was printed verbatim in all of the lead
ing Berlin newspapers Saturday morn
ing and was commented upon in Sat
urday afternoon and this mornings
papers. The fact that this well known
man was compelled to admit as a di-
rector of an insurance corporation, that
he 44,Txr
regarding the policy to be pursued by
that company, created a distinct sensa-
ton and the feelins is bound to be
most serious.
The German companies are making
hay while the sun shines and have
caused to be issued a large number of
copies of the synopsis of their latest re-
ports indicating that their business is
carried on at a much smaller figure
than is that of their competitors in
A Snerica.