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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-12
CARRY OUT RULES
But Not on Stretcher, Walter
Camp Says Regarding
Football.
GAME MADE LESS BRUTAL
Issues Statement of Action That Will
Result from Conference With
the President.

New Haven, Oct. 12.-Walter Camp.
Yale's general athletic adviser, last
night gave out a statement in regard
to the conference of representatives of
Yale, Harvard and Princeton with Pres
ident Roosevelt Monday, which was
held for the purpose of considering re-
forms in the game of foot ball. This
statement was made public, after word
had been received from President
Roosevelt. and is as follows:
VIII Observe RuIe.-
AT a meeting with the president of
the United States. it was agreed that
We consider an honorable obligation
exists 10 carry out in letter and in
spirit the rules of the game of foot
ball relating to roughness, holding and
foul play. and active coaches OF our
universities. being present with us
pledged themselves TO SO regard it and
, to do their utmost TO carry out thai
obligation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-12
Paper Mill Damaged.

Marinette, Wis. Oct 12.-The paper
mill here was damaged by fire last
night to the extent of s150,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-12
Had Made study.

The professor. who has made spe-
cial study of bacteria of the mouth,
said only a short time ago he expert
mented on a girl in Germany, and
found that al arrow dipped in saliva
from her mouth would send its victim
10 death more terrible than one dip
ped in the venom of the most deadly
snake
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-12
CAIN few POINTS
Federal Judge Humphrey Will
Probably Overrule Part Of
indictments
AGAINST THE MEAT PACKERS
Those Charging Conspiracy in Re.
straint of Trade Will Stand in
Any Event.

Chicago. Oct. 12.-Hearing of argu.
ments on the denurrers TO the indict-
ment returned by the federal grand
jury against five big packing concerns
and II of their employees closed yester-
day afternoon, and if Judge Humphrey
retains his present impression of the
case, one-half of the indictments charg-
ing the packers with conspiracy in re-
straint of trade Will be sustained and
the remaining counts overruled. When
it was announced the case had been
closed. Humphrey said;
May Sustain Half.
"As il now looks TO the court, the
odd numbered counts are sufficient and
the even numbered counts insufficient.
The argument has been SO clear that
is my present impression, but there
may be a change in my mind before
give my decision. | will faithfully
read the authorities cited by either
side of the case. When | am ready to
render decision in the case, | will no
tify the district attorney and attor-
neys for the defendants
Conspiracy Charges Good.
The odd numbered indictments which
may be considered sufficient by the
court, charge conspiracy among the de-
PENDANTS in restraint of trade. The even
numbered counts charge monopoly.
The first count in the Indictment is
not to be considered in the decision of
Judge Humphrey. as to this count the
packers are to plead not guilty, and go
10 trial Immediately
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-12
is DEADLY POISON
Bite of Girl Often Much Worse
Than That of Venomous
Serpent
PROFESSOR TELLS STUDENTS
Has Proved Fact BY Experiments
Lesson for Dentists in Par
ticuIar.

Middletown, Conn. Oct. 12.-W. ID.
Miller, of the university of Berlin. sent
shivers down the backs of students at
Wesleyan yesterday when he announc-
ed in a lecture that the bite of a girl
would often bring a quicker and more
horrible death than the bite of ser
pent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-23
cHILD's NARROW ESCAPE.

Colonel H. s. Foreman and wife, who arrived yesterday afternoon from Bisbee. with their little son, came near losing the baby, who is only about two and one-half years of age, right at the depot. says the Tucson Citizen. Mrs. Foreman had climbed into the hotel bus. following a gentle man, and the little fellow had just been handed up by his father. when, without any warning, the horses took fright at something and suddenly starting up, threw the boy out of the mothers lap on to the curb, where he struck on his head, cutting him quite badly. He was picked up and the bus driver made a record trip to the Santa Rita. where the party was bound, and a doctor being hastily summoned, at. tended the little sufferer. Fortunate ly the injuries are of surface nature but might easily have resulted in something far worse.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-23
HARcouRT RELEASED.
Bond Given in Sum of S3,0OO and Al legged Diamond SWindler Goes
 to Meet His Wife.

John F. Harcourt, the alleged dia- mond swindler, was released on bond in Tucson this week Harcourt has been in jail for several weeks charg- ed with obtaining money under false pretenses, the victim in the case be- ing Albert Steinfeldt, of 1ucaun U. j. Spires and M. c. Spires are the sure ties. After the bond had been sign ed and approved Harcourt, who look ed none the worse for several months stay in the county jail, grasped MT. Pacheco by the hand and thanked him for courtesies extended. He then climbed into Joe Spires trap and was driven to MT. Spires home at Stone avenue and Ochoa street, where liar courts wife was awaiting him.
 Harcourt was placed in jail Novem- Der 22 by ex-Sheriff Murphy, who se- cured his man in Los Angeles on a requisition issued by Governor Bro die.
 At the preliminary hearing in Jus. tice Culver's court in Tucson, the bail bond was fixed at $S,O00. Upon appli- cation, at 8 later date, Justice Kent at Phoenix reduced the bond, fixing the amount at S3,000. This was effected about two months ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-23

How Is your nail brush? We give you good ones at 25c, 35c and 75c. We have good many things that will be of use to you in taking care of your hands and nails They require deal of care at all times. The better tools you have for the purpose. the easier it will be to do the job. Nail file, 25c to 75c; orange wood sticks. Sc; nail polishers. 25c up; good nail scissors. Soc to 75c; enamel, 25c; ongaline, Sc; rosaline, 25c Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-23

FURNISHED ROOMS for light house
 keeping. Apply at 505 School Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-23

A tooth brush that will get into the crannies and crevices of your teeth. One that does not shed it's bristles in hard use. 25c to 75c. Bisbee Drug Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Notes From Chatham.
speclal u rhe Times Dlspatch.)

Especial 10 Tho IlWesIO!spaA.GStt.I
CHATHAM. VA. Sept. 3, -rhursd lay
was observed BY the Baptist Missionary
Society OF this place, as state mission
day. All OF the societies OF the county 'lln's'i:
were invited to participate. Mrs. v . M
IIedlcy, OF DanyIlc, president Of inc
Missionary Union, OF Roanoke BAPTIST
Association, and Mrs. Alexander Miller,
OF Lynchburg. delivered very interesting
addresses on the subject Of State ms.
sions. A plan was set on foot 70 ass's.
II, ra ising six hundred dollars with "hlen
& to send a missionary into Buchanan cout''
i ty8 OF this State,
5f Rev. Mr.. Marion, OF Martinsyille, com.
menced a sorles of meetings at wasn't
\ this week to continue ten days or more
Mrs. Matilda Roach died on SATURDAY
last at tho homo OF her son, near ASton.
Mrs.{ Roa oh was ss3 years old Two sons -
two. daughters, eighty FIVE grand-ch!idv.en.,
one hundred and eight grenL-g "a chill
drenn and one great-great- sur sur.
ytve3 her 81 9 X III & 1,
b. S. White and Frank Alnrsha ~ are
attending the Roanoke fair.H .5$ 4.
is Mrs. James p. Ford and MISS Matte
PenIck left Thursday for Lynchburs. go
|slng from there 10 their home In shrcvct'
port la. M MI IA g Z. jsi Sg$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
States New Treasures.
list of the books received at the VI

A list of the books received at the Viz
ginia State Library during the
y eek from September sd to 30th. is given
here:
Bunker Hill Association. Proceedings OF
the Annual Meeting, June II, 1905. Bos-
ton,
Anna Lorraine Guthres Renders Guide
10 Periodical Literature, l9o)-l9ol. vol. l.
Indiana University, l&0-l90i. Historical
s'hetch, Development of the Course OF
Instruction, photography. 1901
Commissioner of Labor's Nineteenth An
! lal Report of the Commissioner (U. 81
1871 Wages and Hours of Labor,
Commissioner OF I.nbor's Eleventh Spe-
eial Report OF the CU, 81 Commss Toner
Of Labor 1904. Regulation and Restriction
of Output
Poole's Index to Periodical Literature
Abrdgement, 1sO0-l0oi.
Sweet Briar Institute. Amherst county
Va, Prospectus,
War Department Library, Washington
Important Acccssons TO the ---, 1901
Principal reference Works In the -
O,tober ]. 1908.
Principal Accessions TO the -, 1895
J 1903.
/ Serial Publications in the -. octobc
| !. 1908
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful 1t is
in Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everyday linows that a., eharcoa
Is the safest and most efficient dis!nfec ant
aud purifier immature, but few realize ! Is
value when taken into the human system
for the same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is a rqmedy that the more you
| take OF it the better: 1t is not q drug At
all PIT simply nesorDs te bs sites anh ana 1
intestincs and carries ttcin OUT o. inc
system. Z f3l H$ts.
Charcoal sweetens. the breath after srnok,
Ing, drinking or after eating onions ana
other odorous vegetables
Charcoal effectually clears and improves
the complexion i whltens tho teeth and
further acts.,as natural and en1'nenuy
safe cathartlc.
II absorbs The Injurious gases which col-
lect In the stomach and bowels: It disin-
| fects the mouth and throat from the
All druggists sell charcoal In one form
| or another, but probably the best charcoal
! and the most for tho money Is In Stuart's
the finest powdered Willow charcoal, and
= other harmless antiseptics In tablet form
or rather in the form Of large, pleasant
/ tasting lozenges. the charcoal being mixed
| with honey.
The daily use Of these lozenges Will coon
tell IN a, much improved cesdltlon Of the
general health, better complexion. sweet
er breath and purcr blood; and tho beauty!
I of II Is. that no possible harm can result
from their continued use, but on the ocn-
trary. great benefit
q BuHalQ spHyslClaI III spcaklnH Oh MY
hepef,s nf charcoal, says. II advise
stuart's Charcoal I.ozcnges TO all patients
I suffering from gas In stomach and bow
els. and to clear The complexton and puri.
~ the breath, mouth and throat hist
believe tho liver fl greatly benefited bI
A tho daily use OF them. they cost but tweI
ty-fge cents II box AZ drug stores, and ~
ton yet | believe I get more and bette
clarcohl In Stuart's Charcoal LozenRe
Than n any OF the ordinary charcoal tap
| i.tG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
ALLEGED LYNCHER5A ARE
RELEASED ON BAIL / |
Bonds Of Seven White Men Are
Placed at Seven Thou
sand Each.
(By Associated Press.)

Il GUsTA,3 GA, September GOA spe-3
.cial 10 the Chronicle from Abbevillel s. s..
CT, says:
II ."The preliminary examination OF John John
M. Ashley, j., r. Moore, John Moore, J n
rP Moore, William Moore, Hugh Bowen
and Sam Bigby charged with lynchins
Allen Pcndleton (colored), nearS5 Honea
spnth on Scptcmbe Der 18th. was held here
to-day. The States case VII, based on
witnesses, who testified as to- the TN eats
made BY defendants and the fact that
they were IN the crowd that took the
negro away. Evdence was introduced BY
tho defence 70 establish presence Of the ~
parties at another place when the lynch
Ing occurred, After hearing evidence, the
Judge admitted the men to- ball, placing
q bond at $1,000 each, which was furnish ed.
8Pcndeton killed Jim Moore while in a
/ No1,t 4 81 $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
AMATEUR BoWLERs.
Announcement Of Those Who
Have Recently Won Prizes.

since the afternoons and evenings nave
becoe. somewhat cooler the attendance, at
the bowling alleys at the Reservoir mas
considerably Increased and the nigh
scores have taken "a corresponding rise,
the champion amateur howlers' as SHOWN
by the highest scores made al the
Reservoir are: Ten Plns-F1nnegan, with
zee points; Duck Pins-retross. Win . =
score Of lis points and Simmons IN the
."Cocked Hat" game with a score Of Sa.
knocks, Johnson and Page were me
champions for somatine and their hlgi'
scores were hard to heat. Il, s /,
While the pleasant weather lasts, PROB
ably sometime after the horse show the
bowling pavilion will remain as u y,
but as soon ms bad weather comes th Y,
front and sides will bs Enclosed VIII
glass partitions and the place made COM 2
Portable for the thousands OF patrons
during the winter months, The practice
which the MANAGEMENT has observed, O.
holding two Of the fine alleys eXcluslyely
for ladies or ladies and their escorts, n y
made tie place very popular to the
bowlcrs Of the fair ser,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
NORFOLK. !. HORSE 4 /. !. SHOW ! !!
TO be 4 0!IC SUCCESS q I ! J
Every Prospect That This a 4 Y ears y
Esl1ibition Will BE the Best
Ever Held.

lsneclal ID 1.he MINES. pIspateh.yl

hat (Spcclel& to The Times Dlspntch) XII
+ fsNoRFoi,l1 VA. September go. Tlie
second exhibition Of tho Norfolk Horse iz
SHOW Association promises to be e g
grand affair, tho outlook being MOST
promising Tor both a splendid Slist OF en- an
tries and generous patronage IN the way
Of attendance. There arc forty. olle
clusscs with The srag sun, q IS 900 Of Z
fcrcd In prizes y 4 a 3 Ell ~ i
The entries close OH tho 4tll Of Osct To-
ber,snnd tho show will take place IL TIC
Splendid Coliseum building, steel
structure 400 feet long nndSwith q q seat
&ing cupucity Of 1000. This, ffal,' folio "s
fight after lhe Richmond, Horse SllpW'
and the dates arc October nth, 1871, l0tn'
anu aoth. Norfpliu rs most conveniently
4 lUcutctl rOr8 tL8 Horse Show. lorses Gu
be.$ shipped direct to New DIRK by boat,
md arrive there II, good shape FOR tug
National Horse Show Not only are ING
,ich prizes. which urc larger per "a 81 81
4il,an any other southern Horse pow, W
Incentive for owners and Xl,ibitors 70 70 e'1,
ter at Norfolk, but the grounds ~ ~
81 nbling arc strictly first class una 'lp VI
drods or horses can be easily nccoi 1,i!l
lated. President G. O. Wren, !. ~
ifent III, b. doodrldge and 9. Ne smith, lllI !,
Jwho combines tie duties Of secretary anu
ma na ger, are tic active spirits of the as as.
ISOLATION, but these are backed A l' p, ~
many representative men OF the ''G ..
nv tho sea-" and taken as y whole Inc
cast is such as to attract ex .'elrls
natronagc, hence n brilliant affair may
certainly ber1ooked for. s /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
r, Two Charters Granted.

rhe State Corporation Commission yes'
etrday GRANTED two charters, as follows
Richmond Amusement corporatlon'
,,,,no,nal once. Richmond. Incorporators;
lake Walls, president. Richmond; @ ~
Albright. yice-presdent. Fhilade'pnla a.
4. pizzini, secretary and treasurer Rleh'
3mond, Capital stock' Maximum, $4,000 !
minimum, $4,000. Objects and purposes'
yso conduct g general amusement business
= tha west End Electric Park.
Gregory Land and Timber Company 9ih-
onrnnrated). Principal Office Chase cay,
Va Va II incorporators. !. y. Campbell, presl'
dent Richmond; N, A, Gregory, seere,
u ,srv and treasurer, Chase City capltal
s sfoo MAXIMUM, $4,000, minimum S20oo;
Offsets and purposes TO 90 laN' apo
timber business,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
HELD FOR SHOOTING,
Frank Crawford to Answer for
Shooting lack Sarvet,.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)

ET1AZEWELL VA. September 80
Frank Crawford, who shot and fatally
wounded lack Sarvcr at Flat Top yards
yesterday afternoon, was given a pre-
:iimlnary hearing at Pocahontas to day
and remanded to Jail.
Snrver Is said to be in critical con-
ditlon. The men had a falling out over
some trivial matter at tho brick yards
at Flat Top and became engaged IN
shooting ARRAY, Sarvcr being shot once
near the heart, which. It Is thought, VIII
cause his death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
\ Democrats Speaking

Il
a II D & Comhii tee,
NJ RoofflE y a9I MGrphy's Hotel,
Richmond, Va, Sept. 30 1905.
Il The following appointments for speak
Ing are announced:
CLAUDE a. SWANSON.
Manassas, October I'd.
FREDERICKSBURG, October I'd (nlghD.
Stafford, October Sd.
clifton Forge, October 9Th (nighD.
Covlngton, October 9Th (nighD. 2.
Amelia Courthouse, October 18th. ?. NJ
Richmond city academy of Music), oc'
tober 9th tnighb.
New Castle, October 10th. a.
JOHN w. DANIEL.
lexington, October 9TH
CARTER GLASS.
Lexington October. 9th.
A, ]. MONTAGUE. u
Christiansburg. October I'd.
Empora. October Sd. 8
E THOMAS 8. MARTIN.
spotsylvania. Courthouse, Octnhnr 3D.,
Fredericksburg, October I'd (nighD
STAFFORD, October 3d.
H. d. FLOOD.
Rocky Mount, October I'd.
York Court, October Sd.
Nottoway Court. October 9Th.
Lexington, October 9TH
Buckingham Court; October 10th.
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
Charlotte Courthouse October %.
Suffolk October 9th.
AL BREY E;STRODE.
Buckingham Court, October 10th.
}IOHN LAME.
King William Court. October 80.
Louisa Court October 9th,
JOHN r. RIxEY.
q spotsylvnnia Court October I'd,
fredericksburg, October I'd (nighD.
ID Caroline Court, October 9th
FRANCIS r., SI,AssITER.
Albemarle Court October I'd,
{: Nottoway Court, October 9Th.
Lunenburg Court, October 9TH
w. D. CARDWEItL.
Suffolk. October 9TH 81 y
r. w. SIMS.
spotsvvania Court. October "a.
I'D. EGGLESTON, Jr.
Rocky Mount, October&ed. ss
York Court, October 3d.
Amelia. October 7th.5 q F. MI
Independence, October 10Th i@
r. G. soUTHATiL,
Emporia October 3D..
Nottoway,, October 5tf.
Ialncnbure. October 9TH
T., n YARRELL.
.IMnenblrg, October 9th.
!. TAYLOR ELLRsoN.
JOSEPH BUTTON. Cna'rma
Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
GIVEN 1o5 DAYS.
A Negro Youth Had -Four War
rants Against Him.
Especial to The Times ispatc

3-7 Especial 10 The Times-DIspatchJ
SOUTH BOSTON, VA" Sent. So-Tom
Donald Il co!orea youth who was EN-
poyed at one of,the pool-rooms at this
place. was arrested by Officer G. F..
Clarke to-day on three warrants for
stealing money from "A various parties.
While his trial was being heard, Dctec-
tive A. p, Spriggs entered the court
room and sworc out another warrant for
Donald, charging him with stealing
cigarettes from Jtle pool-room to the
amount of SIS, Donald was sentenced to
serve l65 days In the county jail on all
the warrants. 6# y@ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
AMERICAN BUYERS
OF AUTOMOBILES
Mr.,Lorillard Ronalds, Mr.. Scr.
chan and Mr.. Joseph ]. Man u
ming Among Purchasers.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch and
s3 sl3 pa N ewsY ork Heralol.) n
~ Copyright, blythe New York II era Ia COZ y
lF8 PARIS, September 3O.--Rain naturally
affected auton1pbiling and REPORTS y; show 1t'
a great falling OFF in the number making
tours IN automobiles. Nevertheless the
automobile trade continues brisk
Z Among American purchasers this week
have been Mr. Lorlllnrd Ronalds. who
bought d forty horse power Il. Ella unay-
Bellevlle; Mr.. n sorchan, Of New York,
$ nrul'rrcha seri u o III IL thirty horse power
Hochet-schneider and Mr. Joseph y
Manning, a forty horse syer 30 i't lee 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Richmonder Captures Prizes,

Mr., S. S. sranshury, OF this city, who
has been attending the fair at Roanoke,
where he exhibited his poultry, walked off
with every prize in the class in which he
exhibited Mr. stansbury returned a very
happy man.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14

20 2, l8y y 80.
Ests vapor conecta con los vapo.
res de esta Compaiiia para ew York;
Sc recibs carga hasta las II del dis-
ante de salida. Sc vendsn pasajes en-
la ofcina hasta las 4 de Ia tarde del
dia anterior q su salida.
Ell vapor sVASCO> llevand carga
solamente, saldr& para todos los pusr.
tos dc Ia Isla q las Il do Ia nochs On
les siguientes fechas: por sl ESTE
Mario l, Is y %, por el oESTE
Mario Sy %, admite carea hasta los
IL del dia an terror & 10 salids,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
The New York & Porto Rico Steamship . Company
Bap contah Postal con d Gobeno de los Eshs sUnd1 de America
Dos vapores, el <sAN J1rAN,

Dos vapores, ell <SAN JUAN, v
eARKAD.A, hacen viajes regulares
entire New Orleans y Porto Rico lle-
vando pasaieros y carga.
La carga para los vapages de Nue.
va York SO recibira en- el muelleyhas.
ia IL del dia antes de sslida, y no mas
tarde.
SERvIC1O DE CABOTAJE. Ell
vapor <PORTO RICO saldra de San
Juan alas 2 dc Ia madrugada para to.
dos los puertos do 10 Isla en- las si.
guientes fechas: por el ESTE, Mierco.
les Mario 8y %, por el OESTE, Mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
MUST COUGH UP

King county makes no compress
mise on It's taxes. In no instance.
except where the matter has been
fought out In the courts. have the
King county commissioner accept
ed less than the assessed levy. from
railroad companies or anybody else
This was the statement OF County
Commissioner p. J. Smith Thursday
morning la regard 20 the appllca-
ton TO King county OF the attor-
ney generals recent declaration that
the law had been broken In the
matter OF tax compromises all over
tho state.
Mo, sir" said Commiaaloner
smith. that criticism does not APP
ply In King county King county
makes no compromises. other coun-
ties may take 30 and so per eent'of
the tax levy from railroads and
other corporations. but King county
does not. The attorney general has
no kick coming on KIM county tax
compromises"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09
Society Leaders Call Upon
Mayor For Advice

men are on the point % aeelarinE
war against each other.
The hosteHsea aud their numerous
ladies' waiting al the Portland
fair are the leaders in the fray. and
unless an armiBtics IL declared prior
70 the time the seattle day 1T the
exposition arrives. there ix liable 20
b. an unexpected number on the
program.
II Nln be n hair-puilinF contest.
An effort was made 70 EtraiEhtsn
out the embarrassing tanKis az q
meeting 81 the hosteases and their
assistants II the chamber Of com
meres Thursday morning. Seorc-
tary MelkIo and Mayor Ballinger
were finally called upon 20 suggest
terms o. peace. but they gave up
in despair.
The trouble arises over the plan
~ The Ballard women to have a
Ballard day ~ the exposition. The
fair leaders ~ society in the MIL
town have come 20 the conclusion
that they will not get half a show TO
display their charms and the adj
vantarea Of Ballard. II they are
Obliged n come IN under the Seattle
banner they want 70 have a dis
ulay Of their own and run Y.
The local chaperona. on the other
hand. think ~ would be perfectly
dreadfur' 90 have separate days set
apart for Seattle and ballard. They
think Il would lead - jealousy be-
tween the tNo cities. They are sure
that Il would be much better to have
Ballard and Seattle act as one city.
and they are perfectly willing 10
give the biz midtown ali the chance
Il wants 70 show OF. as long rs u
does not call attention 10 It, In
dividuallty too much.
The various points at issue had
been discussed al many lengths
when Secretary Meikie was called In
to make an adjustment. Meikie IL
a splendid specimen Of manly dig
nifty. He resembles George Wash
lnetsu more than any other man In
Seattle. but his Prince Albert for
once failed TO impress the fair audi
ence.
II vas AZ this emergency that
Mayor RalilnRer was called. On ar
rival NJ the chamber Of commerce
he held a consultation with Meikle.
A plan Of action was Immediately
decided upon. and the two men tina
IDLY ventured into the meeting room.
The mayor urged cain eonsidern
ton Of the matter He said IL should
be viewed In a broad spirit lie
thought Seattle and Ballard we're
generally considered as one by out
slders and that this spirit should be
carried out at the fair. whatever
might be the details.
Meikle stood behind him ready 10
back him up,
But II was no use.
The hostesses could not agree.
One by one they left. their heads
tossed high I'm the air.
Mayor Bailinger and Secretary
Meikle left. too. But they hope To
get things patched up before Seat
Tie day"