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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
oIlAnans rRAup.


BUTTE. May THE Slate saw
ingu Hank OF Butter controlled by
=. A. HalHxa. has filed n suit IN the
district court against Thomas N
ifodEens and his brother. ralph 81
llodgaHs. IN which the charge IL
made that Thomas NJ ifodEeas de-
fraudsd the bank Of sums amount
ing 60 approximately $500 900 while
he was director and cashier Of the
bank from 1900 30 1908 and ~
which an accounting with him u
demanded.
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nrnrH RECORD.

births were Registered today a.
follows
Andrswa--Af ii0g East Lake
APRIL "a. 70 wife OF J. y Andrews
a son.
Nawcoubs-At iiio afth av.. May
& 10 wife OF Ernest sewcembe. a
son.
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nuDl on sstLENr- SMITH
PASSES THWoIgN CHICAGO


CHICAGO May the body %
silent Smith passed through this
city today. en- route to Now York
Relatives. including Rhinolauder
Stewart. if ths widows son. met
the train here and accompanied u
20 New Nafh
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ATTORNEY kILLs HNsELr.


NEW YORK. May s.--EuEena
uuffcut. aald 70 have been Gov.
Hughes private counsel. committed
suicide on the steamer Morse en-
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CASE SETTLED.

The case Of W s stevens against
the Canadian Pacific railroad In
witch he sued for ST. was dis
TODAY. having been settled out OF
court
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today es
follows.
Watnon-Amy Eiiza watson. 70.
Nav 2. a. HfiEhton.
Teurrr- Louis Fournf. 80. AprH
f6. 81 Minar Hospital
ballard Martin D. Ballard. =
kpriI ~. 81 west Highland Drive.
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MARK TWAIN Nor LOST.


NEW YORK. May 4-Mark Twain
was much amused this morning al
the accounts ~ his being lost aboard
the Rogers yacht or Hampton
Roads Tie humortat says he is
canoe"
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e YANKEES Tourist

A Yankee Tourist ia which
Raymond Hitchcock cames 20 the
Grand Sunday night for a week :
engagement. il said 10 BE- one Of
the apriEhflisst comic operas Of
years. and with such names aa
Richard Harding Davis. Wallare
Irwin and Alfred G ROBIN On the
book and score as the authors. the
piece certainly looks good RAJ
mond Hitchcock n supported hy
such weilkn1Nn people al Fiora
kabcile. Helen Hale. Eva Falion
and Waiter Lawrence
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Employees ar0und the city hall are
organizing a baseball team. which
will meet with teams from the court
house. ard othcr amateur aEErcga-
tl0as wanting games.
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SUMMERS THAN wREcHEp.


LEQutA JrETA. Cello. May A.
over twenty were injured on the
HautA re yesterday - miles south
% here The train Was bearing
many Mystic shriueru TO Los An
Erloa. aud Jumped the track
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THE THEATERS
Nat oooa~ln.

Nat Cocd~in.
Nat Goodwin closes his snccs~afai
week a. the Grand tonight In
What Would a 0suflaman Do
While che stars support ar timaa
has not been all that could have
been desired. Goodwin himself has
never appeared 20 better advan.
tase. and the week ~ opportunities
20 see him vii long be remember.
cd a. a distinct theatrical treat
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KING EDw am Ar HOWE.


LONDON MAJ liking Edward
arrived latc this afternoon from his
trip 20 spain. Italy and France.
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Statistics q the eitY free employ
menf bureau show that aasa post
tiann were filled by ~ during April.
which 10 a record for the month.
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Edward G. Cheaaty. the new park
commissioner. viii ~ ~ the board
meeting the coming week FOR tho
flrst time ITS term begins the
first Monday IN May J. W elise
retire
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STRIKE SETTLEMENT FAR OFF.


san FRANCISCO. MAY the
hope OF an early settlement OF the
metal workers strike seems blasted
To add TO tho seriousness OF the sit
uation tho employers today official
IS announced that they would de-
clare for the open shop
-Four shops which have heen an
operation since the Inauguration 81
the strike viii close down indofi-
nitely tonight
The strikers claim that only 5000
are now out while the employers
say fully 5000 arp not ut work
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NEW YORK. May T. Ernest
Huffeuit. dean At Cornell Of the
law school, put bullet in hts head
this morning on a river steamer.
and died instantly.
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special 20 the Herald from peca
tsllo. t6ahc. this morning Gays that
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Tn MrCsmmen. idaho on suspicion
% icing party e fhe holdap % The
onYN Hank selaan On thfs city
THURSDAY niEht Thsy saeh had
lsrgs amounts Of money on their
persuHs and refused 60 give their
names ~ talk ~ aay way rhsy
are hsiEs held psualnE Adviesa from
the shsriffs affies here
INVESTMENTS.
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
MILLER'O RIDE WINS
Farrell'S GrappIe Takes the
NOOdmere Stakes.
FOUR FAvoRITES DEFEATED
winners. However, Are Well Sup
ported at AquedUct, and Book
makers Do Not Get All the Money.
SeNeII Sets Terrific Pace in Fea-
ture Event, but Fails TO Win.

New York. Nov. -Four favOrites
were defeated to-day AT Aqueduct, but
that did cot mean that the bookmakers
got al the money. FOR all Of the win
ners were well supported. The weather
was perfect. and fully 12,0O0 regulars
made the trip 10 the scene Of action
Frank J. FarreITs Grapple. 9 10 :, won
the Woodmere Selling Stakes at seven
furlongs. His success was wholly due
70 splendid ride by Miller.
SeweH. hammered down 10 10 5.
after a slow break. was rushed quickly
20 the front by Z. Dugan, the Ceasa-
rion colt setting a terrific pace around
the far turn and into the home stretch.
Miller took a firm hold on GrappIe in
the mean time and followed the pace
with extreme patience When Mr.. Far
reITs horse was Strengthened out for
home Miller began 70 ride. A furlong
from the wire SewelI led by a couple
Of lengths, but he was firing rapidly.
and in moment or two GTapple had
reduced his lead length.
Miller did not push GrappIe 10 the
limit. however, until he had about 100
yards 10 go. when he began 70 ride as
4 for his life GrappIe was game un-
der punishment. and IN a terrific drive
he got up 10 win BY head IN I.27 2-5.
Juggler, TO .. was two lengths be-
hind Sewen
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
SECRET WORK At YALE.
Walter Camp Gives the Ellis New
Plays for Brown Game.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 4-During an
hours secret practice to-day the Yale
varsity had a fifteen minute. no-score
scrimmage, a long drill in signals, and
developed several trick formations
Walter Camp and William Knox. head
coach. directed the plays. When the
work was started the usual scrub line
UP was formed and a thirty-hve minute
scrimmage followed. II was strenuous
battle for points, the first team getting
two touchdowns 10 one for the scrubs.
At the outset, Piggott, OF the second
team, scurred the ball on a varsity on
side kick. and he ran 30 yards for the
first touchdown. The teams then see
sawed back and forth across the grid
iron. Finally. Capt Biglow, who .layed
an excellent all-round game. picked up
the oval on a tumble by the scrubs
He ran 30 yards and obtained touch
down toward the close Of the scrimmage
Wylie was To take the ball for an end
run. but fumbled. The varsity right
end, who was following snapped up the
bali and made a touchdown after a 20
yard run. Wheaton and Wylle played
throughout the afternoon, but Coy was
not allowed in the SC cimmage. except
during the secret practice, when ne got
into several formations. He will be
saved for the Brown game.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
COMBINATION AUTO AND BOAT.
French Inventor VIII Try 10 Intro
duce Invention in Army and Navy.

New York Nov. 4-Jules Julien Ra-
vuiller. a French inventor. arrived here
on the Gacorne OF the French Line.
to-day for the purpose of demonstrating
his recently perfected "canot voiture. "
a combination of boat and automobile.
at the Madison Square Garden automo-
bile exhibition.
The machine resembles a torpedo boat
on wheels, IS five rneters in length. and
two and a half metres between the
wheels. It can attain speed of forty
miles per hour or land and eighteen
knots or about twenty-three miles an
hour in the water 1t is fitted with non
puncturable tires, which. inflated in the
water, act as floats.
The body of the machine has a spray
hood for heavy seas, and is also equipped
with a crane for lifting II on land over
places insurmOuntable TO the ordinary
automobile.
Ravuiller's invention. ii is said, has
been adopted by the French government
for use in the army. the navy, and the
life saving service 1t is only necessary
to press a bottom. which lowers the
screw and the machine can proceed d.
rectly from land TO water.
After showing his water automobile at
Madison Square Garden. Ravuiller says
he viii take it to Washington. where he
hopes to interest President Roosevelt and
officials of the army and navy in its
adoption for service in those two
branches.
The French government has two spe-
cial machines building. he says. and has
given an order for six more.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
HARVARD PLAYERS EXCUSED.
Only Two OF Regulars Take Part in
Practice at Cambridge.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov with the
exception Of NJ c. Peirce, the end. and
Lockwood, all the Harvard football
mon who played in the game against
Brown on Saturday were excused from
practice this afternoon and did not re-
port at the field at all
None of the men except Brown who
put up a good game at end. are in any
way injured Brown has lame ankle.
which is troubling him a little. but
which should not keep him out OF the
game long.
The Harvard team is being worked
more lightly this year than ever. The
undergraduates are waiting anxiouslv
10 see whether any good plays are de-
Feloped during the present week. Har-
wards ofrense is almost useless at pres
ent, and the undergraduates feel that
before the team meets Carlisle il will
have TO be given some hard-pounding
line plays, which can be used for scor-
1ngs.
The varsity substitutes PLAYED a
game with the second team this after
noon, the substitutes winning. 12 to O.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
MEETING IS POSTPONED.
Washington City Basketball EeaEue
Opens Tomorrow Night.

There was no quorum present at the
meeting Of the Washington City Basket
ball League last night at Convention
Hall, and matters that were to have
been taken up preparatory to the opening
Of the league season were postponed un-
til future meeting.
The league season opens tomorrow
night at the National Guard Armory,
when the Corcorans and Y. NJ. c. A.
of Class A, and the Shamrocks and Ca
prons, Of Glass B. clash The latter
game was scheduled to be played Friday,
but was showed up to Wednesday. be-
cause Of the lack of playing grounds on
the scheduled date.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
SURGEON BERRY WOUNDED.
Probably Fatally Injured by Aoci-
dental Shot.

Past Assistant Surgeon Thomas D.
Berry, OF the Marine Hospital Service.
was shot and probably fatally wounded
Monday near Tampa. Fla. DR.. Berry had
obtained leave Of absence from his post
at M0llet Key, Fla, and. according 10
the meager reports received by DR.. wy
man, surgeon general OF the service. was
injured by the accidental discharge Of
gun.
He is supposed to have been on a hunt
ing trip The charge entered his body
and he is in a serious condition. He was
removed 10 Tampa, where he Is being at
tended by Surgeon Altres, Marine Hos
pital surgeon there.
Dr. Berry has been in the Marine Hos
pital service for many years. He was
formerly detailed at the New York quar-
antine station at StapIeton, Staten Island.
In 1895. during the yellow fever epidemic
at New Orleans. he was sent 10 the
Crescent City, where he performed vaIu-
able service he is a native OF Texas.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
FOUR FAvORITES IN FRONT.
Talent Had Good Day at the
PimIicG Track.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Md. Nov 4-The talent had
a good day on the beginning Of the closing
week Of the fall meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club on the Pimlico track this
afternoon.
On a track that had dried out nicely
from the sloppy going Of Saturday, four
faV0T!Jc- carried of the honorS.- while
'short-priced horses won the other three
of the seven events on the program. 4
big Monday crowd witnessed the sport.
and the ring did good business. but it
was likely that the layers had the better
of the argument on the day. as several
well liked good thinss went wrong.
The Greater Baltimore steeplechase was
the feature event Of the card. in which
the favorite, Lester L. Hayman, was de-
feated- Merrymaker. that was an equal
second choice in the betting, won the
race after a grand ride by Hufham. There
were nine starters in the event. and all
but two were on their feet at the finish.
At the second from the last jump. Jig
Music, with the cOlored rider, Grantland.
up, became a cropper. while at the final
obstacle, Jonah, with Savage UP. went
down, but in neither was the -iaer in
jured.
FIRST RACE-FiTe and one-half furlongS Mont
bert. l4 tLeibertl, 70 !. 2 to l. and even, Won;
Giovanni RagEio. los (Dennison) z 70 : 4 70 l and
10 /, second; Ferry Landing l0i Englander) 10 To
/. 20 !. and 10 5. third Time l:l04 As Trey OF
Spades, Aristotle. DeBurgo. Shirley R.. Montciair.
Andalusia- and Maid Of Carroll also ran
SECOND RACE-Six furlOngs. Botanist 10 Eng
lander, TO and out, Won; Oxford. lis IL.
SMITH. 70 l, even. and out. second; St Jeanne.
l0 Rairorotherl. 10 to !. to 5. and out. third.
Time. l:l7. MulTaney also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile Filbert % Henryl. 4
70 !, ) TO 2 and 10 5. WOE: Grenadier l0s Beck
mani. s 70 !. TO l. and even, second: Octoic g
q. smith. 70 l. to s. and to s. third. Time
/ ;a % Racilla. Catherine NJ, Gold 0uartz Morn-
ing Light. Wayside. Tinker Bell. and Curley Nav
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Greater Baltimore Steeplechase.
about two miles. MerTynaker. lfs (Hufhaml 10 !
70 ). and 10 s won; Lester L. Hayusn. I37
tHuppel. TO !. to s. and % 5 second: Ida
Woodlands. lB lNir. Taylorl % 10 ! : to = and !
70 !, third Time, ~. Spencer Ref, Captain
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
TURNER'S GIVE KIRMESS DANCE
Affinity" Reference Brings Barn
yard Noises

A Kirmess dance and Bauernhochzeit.
the same as celebrated in the German
iatherland brought 70 the Columbia Turn
Ferein an audience which filed both the
gymnasium and ballroom Of the Verein
Hall last night The room had besn
transformed for the occasion into wood
land scene. and the participants in the
popular enjoyments OF the peasants OF
the Black Forest and the Thurfnger WaId
appeared in the picturesque garb OF their
respective provinces.
As usual on occasions Of this kind. tbsrs
was peasant wedding. and when the
black robed pseudo prediger read the
marriage contract. in which the words
affinity appeared oftener than Others
the mutual consent 70 the marriage CON
tract was given by those presently iulf-
tatlng the niooing or cows the cIucking OF
chiekeas. and the Growing OF ROSTERS
The festiviry was under the supervfsior
OF the ladies' section, and those taking
part IN the peasant wedding were: The
hesdames OberndOerfer. Waltner. Kohl
merr HALTER, Mann. and BuehIer. and
the Messrs P. Arndt, c. KoIlmer
BUehier. p Halter. c. HALTER. G. Fink
A Peter and J. Helm The music was
IN charge OF a section OF the Marine
Band. under the direction OF Prof
Sharbau.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
WESTERN TO PLAY CENTRAL
Rival High Schools Will Meet at
National Park.
Game To-day Is Expected 10 Be Most
Interesting of Series, as Both
Teams Play Open Football.

Central and Western. the old rival high
schools, will meet at National Park this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in the last big
game of the inter-high school series.
To-day's contest is the objective point
in Centrars schedule as the blue and
white has not yet forgotten the unex-
pected jolt which Western gave last year
when Central was beaten in the last game
Of the season, after the championship had
apparently been clinched. Central is ex-
pected 10 be stronger to-day than she has
been at any time this season.
Westerns team. which is the lightest
in the league. has been at work since the
Eastern game perfecting formations
which have never been used in regular
game, and some interesting Developments
are expected Both teams depend largely
upon open play, and. with a dry field to
give the backs a chance to start. the
game should be the most interesting of
the series.
The probable Hne-ups.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
Mertz and Mertz Co. 900 F Street

HAYES. Pioneer, and Huddy also jumped Jonah and
jig Music feu
FIFTH RACE-One mile. CambyseS. los u.i-
oefJ, % , and out, won; Laura A. los u J.
Walsh. 10 /. s 70 s. and out. second. Hot pfo,,
~ w Mclntyrei. ~ % l. even. and out third
Time. l,b - Reetortowa and Thomas Hay also
ran
SIXTH RACE-One nile and forty yards Glen
ents. laI tShreYel 9 % / 70 ard or. ~
ocean spray. l0i lLeibert). 10 J. 20 5. and %
~ second; Paul Clifford l06 lGOldsteinl p 70 !
70 J. and p 70 L third Tine. 1928 Me-v
geofge, II Captain. Mo0nraker. Judge Denton.
Vuess Wabash Queen. and Jupiter also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile Westover T1- r.
man. 5 70 l. even, and 7 % 2 Won. Wilton LscE-
aye. III lDisgusi. 70 70 I ( 70 !. and 70 / SC
ono High Jumper. lG tChristiaa). 2 20 / even
ana : % , thlTd Tine Ia 2-5 Chorus Girl. sea
Maid. Ca-tuheel. Russell A. ana LIantbo1r F,ov
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
wooster Player Is Dead.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 4-Richard
Evans. half back on the Wooster Uni
versity eleven. died to-day at Cleveland
General Hospital from injuries received
in the game With Western Reserve Uni
versity. four weeks ago. In making a
tackle, his spinal cord was injured. An
operation brought Improvement, and 1t
was thought he would recover, but he
began to sink yesterday. An operation
showed that the spinal cord had been
badly injured.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
The SummarIes.

FIRST RACE Handicap: all ages: six and one
half furlongs Lad q Largdon. 100 JDelabyj S 10 2
woni Jack Atkins. Us II. DuganI. u s. second.
Frank Lord. q ". HoCgi. 2 70 l. third Tine
~ 10 Estimate. heator. and Handzarra also ran
SECOND RACE-Seling; SIX fUri0ugs. AIauda. 81
T. Dug1nl. IS % 5. won: Miss Delaney I05 lBr.s-
Sell. % J. second, Miss Mazz0ni l05 tAIaler} 10
Z. third Time. lis 25 Youthful Tee Tick Rife
Range, Tartar Maid. Bounding Elk Eydent. sylvia
O. Caesars Wife. spring Heel. and Biskra also ran
THIRD RACE-Seven furlougs Grapple l85 NIL
Teri. 90 2 won; SeweIl los II. Duganl % s.
second; Juggler. lG7 u. Hennessyi % 9 third
Time. p 25. Troublemaker and Alteration also
Tan.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Leinap. IS iNusgravel. 20 l. won; Right RayoI
L3 iMcDanieli. 70 ?. second: M0oushine 90 lDela-
byl. Z 20 ]. third Tine I ,fS IS smiling Tom aad
Dc'ly Spanker also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and hve-sixteenths miles
Brancas l03 (AIcDsniell. % l. won, Klliecrankie
ss iDeiabyl. 20 l. second: Red Friar. I0l Mas
gave. 70 ]. third Time. 2l6 Is. Ostrich J.. r.
Doaohue. Crafty. DArkle. and St0n5y Lee also ran
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs Explosion l0s Mil
leri. 70 5 wOn5 NOoilane. l06 CHoInerl % J.
second; Bouquet H2 Mcdaniel Il 20 s. third.
Time, 0s9 IS. Masks and Faces sandal Great
Dame. Queen Marguerite. Dial Plate EsteIa ;
and Redemption also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
CHURCHMEN OPEN SEASON.
Unions Take Three Games I'm sun
day school Bowling League.

The third season OF the Sunday School
Bowling League was inaugurated on the
alleys Of the Y. NJ. c. A. last night, when
President Buell. rolled the first ball down
the alleys for his team, the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational. which was up against
Union Methodist. the two-year champions
Of the league.
The Unions rolled up good team totals
without making any very high individual
scores and had little difficulty in captur-
ing all three games.
For the losers. Sherwood showed up
conspic--oasly among his teammates and
carried Off the individual honors with a
high game of 212
The Ggapae fhIIox.--
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
MAEENERCHOR GIVES DRAMA.
Singers Are Greeted with Much
Appreciation.

The Gernania Maenaerchor entertained
its members friends. and invited guests
al dramatic performance. concert. and
grand ban at the National Rifles Armory
last night
The main attractions we're the dramatic
numbers. the first OF which consisted OF a
comic operetta in one act by E Chris
tiani- in which the following cast per-
formed with much credit: Conrad Rich
ter Mrs Escher-Lehnhardt. George Pitt.
and Fred l. Aue. The second number
was a comic sketch entitled a Fixed
Idea by B. Schumann, the cast OF char
acters being presented by julius Brauer.
Mrs Mair- Miss Schmidt. J. Thode. Fred
l. ACe, and Mrs. Boesenberg-Webe
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
BILLIARD TOURNEY OPENS.
Gallagher Defeats Mclaughlin ir
1872 Ba1k-Iine Contest.

New York, Nov. AIN the opening
nights play Of an IS ? balk-llne contest
at Maurice Days Academy tonight. Cal
lagher easily defeated Edward McLaugh-
lin by 300 20 l62. The contest is between
Gallagher and Mclaughlin, and is to last
six nights.
In to-7ight's game, Gallagher had every
thing his way. and throughout the game
showed the same form he exhibited in the
contest with Morningstar last week He
hnlsned the game in seventeen innings.
and had high runs Of 76 and "a.
1t was not till the fourth inning that
Mclaughlin made his first carom. His
score was interming.ed with numerous
zeros run of 81 in the fourteenth in
ming was mis- high run Of the evening.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
PRINCETON REGULARS REST.
Tigers Have Little Work After Vic
tory Over the Indians.

Princeton, Nov. 4-Princeton is well
pleased over the result OF the Indian
game in New York on Saturday
AS a whole. the Tigers came out Of the
fray in fairly good condition though a
few minor injuries were suffered by
some-bruises mostly. On account of the
strenuous labor on Saturday. the regu-
lars were all excused from practice to-
day. Instead Of romping on the grid
iron, they either took a walk or played
tennis. a couple watched the practice.
which was entirely secret
The scrubs were hustled about for a
couple OF hours learning new plays. and
strengthening their defense. Tor the var
sity still needs "a lot Of finishing in this
latter department. A sCTimmage was
gone Through.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-05
THRONG AT AUTO SHOW.
New York Exhibit Has Most Sue
cessfuI First Night.

New York, Nov. Madison Square
Gardens eighth automobile show-the
third one to be conducted under the
auspices Of the Association of Licensed
Automobile Manufacturers its first
full day tonight at II o'clock. and the
men in charge Of the exhibits Of both
motor cars and accessories went to their
hotels fun OF confidence over the outlook
for business next year.
The attendance of New Workers was
good and the out-Of-tOwn visitors were
present in larger numbers tnan is usual
on Monday Of show week. Scores Of
agents from cities in a circle of a couple
Of hundred miles Of New York are at
tending the show. some of them bringing
with them parties Of their customers.