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Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
A FOREST RESERVE

A dispatch was seGt "ut tr,.m Wash-
ingtna recently I" the ~ffes-' that
among a numb. II uh*r forrest 's~
serves created b, Proclamation VI the
president. wa> the Sacramento forest
reserve. This reserve Will ctamrEtss'
S37.99n ae:s.s - land lying In O'es''
aud Chase.s coun'i..s, Ntw MFAlen, IN
the heart II the Sacrament" Fang~ "!
mountains aud extending Ia a snu'h
easaerly dlrtc'iuu This IL equiv ass-ni
TO about txent. three townships "r
a tract br'~t~n Twenty-Five and 'hir
~ miles square.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
SUDDEN DEATH

Mike Drag6ie. aged about IS years.
who for several years has conducted
a jewelry shop on North Third street
In the Masonic Temple building at Al
buquerque, died about 1880 Sunday
morning suddenly. heart failure being
the cause Of his death. Mr. Dragoie
was quite a well known character and
made a specially Of gold and silver
filigree work His wife. who Is In
Los Angeles. was at once notified by
wire and the funeral arrangements
will not be- announced until she has
been heard from, Deceased was q
member of the Masonic fraternity
and also an Odd Fellow,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
SUSPICIOUS DEATH

The sudden death Of Geronimo
Chaves at Cubero has led 10 rumors
today that he died from poisoning.
Chaves was in perfect health prior Il
the sudden illness Of which he died
II NAV have been a case of suicide,
but from all reports received here the
indications point to murder. Tho
dead man had had trouble with his
family. He had been married about
five wears and there Is one child The
wife had left Chayes for another man
Chaves was thirty.six years old and
nephew of David Garcia, former
county commissioner of Falecnia
county.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
NAY Marcy NOW

Reports received Ia Santa r. 'fo'Ha
HApanula arr to the effect tAa; A'hsn
Cha.arrt. a wealthy Santa Clara In
tssau. Whsnse strange r'mane~ with
Mss Marie. Arnusd. a beautiful n hitt
= ,.,uan uf Il.nv~r. Is well known. has
b.~.n elected governor or chief II the
l'aa..blu Reiorts also Say that Miss
AFnold may now marry her ind'A'
Sweetheart. 1t IL known thai ih"*
are +ngased To marry. bat thus ia
th.. c+r~naOny has been prevented by
friends. chavarrt mel the ~oraan
= hen he. with o party of Indian
dancers. attended carnival In Den'
ver a number nf years ag" Tie Is
we'll educated.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
EARL ENGLAND KILLED

A dispatch from Colorado Springs
announced that Earl England. a line
man employed by. the Colorado Tele'
phone company, was electrocuted
Thursday, December -, at Manitou
SAYS the San Juan County Index. Earl
fell from a pole on which he was re
pairing the wires and in trying to
save himself his hand touched live
electric cable. Earl was former
resident of Pennington and popular
young man. He was twenty-five
years of age and unmarried. He was
a member OF the Pennington lodge ol
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
COUPLE wEpS

Miss Anita perea and Juan f1no
were united In marriage AT ! O'Clock
Monday morning at Guadalupe chure"
In santa Pc. The ceremony Was pet
formed by Rev. Father \. Rabeyrol1e.
In the nresemce Of large number of
relatives and friends The bride Is a
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Francisc"
Perea and the groom IL a son OF Mr-
and Mrs. Tomas Pino. They will
make their home In the Capital city
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09

Quite u number of members of B'nai
Birth iods~ gave an entertainment AZ
Fraternal RrutheFhood hall Monday
night. complimentary 70 Rabbi NJ LET
kovitx. who soon departs for his new
and wider field of endeavur 1t Duluth,
Minn- There were card playing. dane
Ing and tOoihsome refreshments sill all
present we're willing to cry enough:
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
PLEASED VITA PLACE

Dr J r Palmer Of Bonneville, Ala
hama, Is on his way 90 Texieo. and
expects 10 practice hts profession
there. and will also engage In bust
ness, says the Democrat Of that place
Dr. Palmer vas here Il short tim"
ago. and was ~ well pleased with the
country that be returned home AMI
made arrangements To locate her"
permanently.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
WAGE INCREASE

Representatives Of the Yankee Fuel
company. operating the largest c"a'
properties In northern New Mexico
and other allied interests. Including
the Santa Fe. Liberal 4 EngI"'ili"
railroad. have received notice from
the head offices In New York C'iE 10
advance the wages l" per cent to all
.mploves. The raise will benefit
about 900 men,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
kalL cELEeRATE-


Th~ maosa saaahmsaasGAr @G Ais@aars
qaes soosehnsea RFvg~aeS 10 e~aeaaTsa@
again this year aA1 haEtAAas aaniEeT-
sasy u Roasegt Burns Ehe hard oa
scotland. ana n n.esGang IL ealae4 t0
saA.- plae# In abe uffAre Ut pE Mac
aeth I'm sAe Barrett bmiIdang oa Tues
aay evening 20 taik the matter os~~
says the Caai4en- The syeBt was esh
@hrased last year With hanaaes and
tnasas ai The Elias oIsrTa h0ase with
great saecwss. and saasn~ Of tAe bead,
eEs of ths. clan pFoEosss ~ make IL
an anmasl esent In Albuquerque
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
NEW GRlsT MILL

J. J. Austin has just commenced
the operation Of a erist mill on his
farm south of Tucumcari mountain.
SAYS the Times. He IL running II
with horse power at present, but has
an engine ordered for the purpose OF
increasing It's capacity. He Is now
prepared To grind great quantities Of
meal and chops.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09

aAaa FwaaesmS. ami &Ar fWnTFaI a~
bid AeN Year aas andET aAe aasr
a&ees q that order A namkseF af A.
Ser a0esna@sFs aasende8 the services
eaa al rxusa@&t to the 6ep@atea efuaA,
~ Tie symu@sBy IT snany fFa~nAs
Sa~s uaR to ahs hxExasea taaaa<
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09
coloREO COLONIES

The aaston C3ti&ea h. Eeaaahay aH-
fwranssl thai sheae are n e0arle Vi
ore darAeys In town toF the partsos%
of perfecaing arrangements faT th~
t.,hsnixasaan al 7sse nagTa tanailaes IL
Cnaon essmBs. and THAI their ttnan
eaal arrangements In accomplish iAls
hax~ hRen perfected. and that tA~ iEl
usasraGiun Mila s0On hegan-
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09

Mr. Fanny coamaa. who Is eangales-
cent from a spell OF iilness. e0nlen-
plates = European tour. probably i'm
company @iih her brother. A Strauss
and Mrs. Lillian Bless-
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09

T. Barber contemplates some extern
siye Improvements on the Buffalo hall
property. old Exchange corner. west
side Of the plaza
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09

EASTERN STAR ~RtasrLAR GOMMC MIC
tlon second aud fourth Thursday evenings of
each month Al visiting hruthrrs and sisters
are rtrtltally invited. Mr. ] u Reed WoT'
INV Matrun. s neaFth. W i Mr. Emma
N..n,.Ate,. sec Mr. A. NJ Howell, Treas
10 O r. LAS VEGAS IOBlE, NO. T.
meet. every Munda> evening a' their haA On
Sixth street Al Visiting brethren c''ttslsns
inxtfed Il, attend & " u Ward -. u u
a Wuuams v Il weFtE Secretary:
" b. Cri,es. Treasurer: & HedgcOck.
Cemetery Trustee.
'TuE IN A TERN Al, BIsOTHFREOnD No Io9,
meets eysrv Friday night at Their han tn the
schmidt building west Of Fountain Square.
ats o'clock. Visiting h1emhers are alwavs
welcome James ". Cook. President, Miss
Katie Burchen. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09

The street car company mas now To-
augurated o schedule that aims 20
meet the demands pf Las Vegas peo'
pie 10 the fullest extent Trains leave
points named every fifteen minutes.
In fact q car can be found at any
given point on the track every fifteen
minutes.
Plaza ..... ..... .s:37S am
Castaneda -. ...6:45 am
Sc. Anthony's ....s:37s am
These cars continue every fif'
teen minutes all day until
evening, when the last car
can be had at. t...............
Plaza ...... ....lo:37!s pm
Castaneda -. ...ii:00 pm
sc. Anthony's ..i1:07h hpm
The car returning from the SAM.
tarium reaches the Castaneda J ct
Il:I5 and goes direct to the barn..
This schedule is 90 complete and
takes In so many hours Of the day
that citizens desiring 10 attend parties
or functions In the evening may do so
and be sure of a car home, II is
hoped the people will take advantage
Of this effort TO serve them.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-09

nARGAIs ~ TAkES ATn\t.E Ttas:
E1asas ssse asad i7KaaEN~ saa Hole Ia FetEsasass
sss@aa rwasaaaM. LS-a~r E3as seaS At44s 1F'
ksNEMAse@ " E~~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
ELECTRIC COACHES
CRASH IN SEATTLE,
FORTY ARE INJURED

Seattle, Wash, Nov 11.-Forty
men, women and children were ~
jured twenty.six OF them seriously, in
a street car accident here today
when two speeding cars crashed insc
each other In a dense fog The acci-
dent was due to an attempt OF the
city bound car to steal switch On
the outbound car The track ran
over trestle above the tide flats and
fog made itimpossible fer the men
ir charge Of the cars to see each
other until within few feet. The
coaches narrowly escaped topping
over into the deep water. Several
victims may die, ameng them Motor
Eian Huffine who attempted to steal
the switch
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
EXTRA SESSION
IN LOUISIANA
CALLED TO ORDER YESTERDAY
AT NOON LIMITED TO 80
DAYS-coNstpER STRIKE AT
NEW ORLEANS.

Baton Rouge, La, Nov, 1l.-Pur-
suant to the call of Governor Blanch-
ard the Louisiana general assembly
was called to order in extra session at
noon today The session. which Is
limited TO thirty days, will consider
the appointment of commission to
investigate charges at New Orleans
in connection with the recent strike
CT 10000 levee workers, which is esti-
mated TO have cost the state business
interests s1000,000. Alleged unfair.
ness in port conditions will also be
considered The assembly will also
be asked to reduce the fee of state
tax collectors and to decrease their
number Recently the state has dis
covered embezzlements in the tax de-
partment amounting to about $500
000 Other subjects for consideration
include preparing an appeal to con.
gress TOR a convention designed to
secure direct election OF United
States senators by the people. amend
ment Of the state primary election law
and completion of the transfer OF
maritime quarantine from state to
federal control
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
MEMS CLO1H|k
WORN BY WOMAN
DIED AT AGE or SO IN COLORADO
HAVING MAsouERADED ALL
HER LIFE - MARRIED. AN.
OTHER WOMAN.

Trinidad, Colo, Nov. Miss
Katherine Vosbaugh, aged SO, who
for nearly sixty years passed as a
man, died here In hospital today
Miss Vosbaugh when young wom-
an adopted mons clothes. obtained
employment as a bookkeeper In Jonp-
lin, Mo, holding the position nine
years. and then accepted place in a
st. Joseph bank. In st. Joseph she
married woman with whom she
lived for over thirty years The two
women, still masquerading as man
md woman came to Trinidad two
years ago After the death of her
wife Miss Vosbaugh worked here
in variuos capacities until she became
feeble and last year was taken to the
county hospital where her SEX. was
discovered. She refused to change
her clothing and continued to wear
masculine clothing to the end.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
CREDIT MEN MEET.

Indianapolis, Nov. 1.-THE direc.
tors OF the National Association Of
Credit Men, the largest commercial
organization in the United States,
with membership of 5000, met here
today and affirmed the implicit faith
of the organization in the commercial
integrity OF the nation and In the busi.
ness principles on which the affairs
lof the mercantile community ann eltfs
Quoted The resolutions adopted de-
clare the General business conditions
to be fundamentally sound and ex.
press the belief that the present
financial disturbance, nothwithstanl-
ing the stringency Of currency VIII
be Of short duration" The resolutions
call upon its members to support
one another in an effort to restore
the confidence of the people so I'M
necessarily shaken at this moment
and to urge upon everyone the neces
sity OF upholding the business inter
ests by depositing money now as 10
the past in the banks Of their respec-
tive towns and cities. to the end that
IL may be used for its legitimate pur
poses. viz, the carrying on of the
vast business Of theecountry.'e q A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
BRYAN SPEAKS
AT MILWAUKEE
DISCUSSED DEMOCRATIC THEORY
AS PRESENTED BY PRESI-
DENT JEFFERSON.
RESPONDED TO TOAST
At Banquet of jefferson Club--Con-
demns RooseveIt's Idea of Federal
incorporation Of Railroads
and Trusts.

! Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 11.-William
/ j. Bryan was the guest of honor at
a banquet of the Jefferson Club ol
this city tonight. Bryan arrived in
! the city this evening and previous tc
/ his appearance at the banquet de
! livered lecture at the Public Service
Building for the benefit of the CathD
lie Boys Home. Bryan at the banquet
responded to the toast Democracy.
He discussed the Democratic theory
of government as presented by JEFF
ferson. contrasting it with the Hamil-
tonian theory of Capitalization. Speak
ing of the spheres of nation and state,
he took occasion to condemn the ma
tional incorporation of railroads as
proposed by President Roosevelt, say
ing that however honestly the presi-
dent intended it, it was in the inter
ests cf the railroads, which desired
net greater federal regulation but &c
escape from state regulation. He also
discussed the trust. tariff and rail
road questions.
Bryan, speaking of the present
money stringency said it began with
speculation in New York, but that
it has extended, owing to the tinidity
CT depositors. He thought this timid,
ity was not justified and that the
banks Of the west are sound. He ia
vored legislation which, by increasing
the security of depositors, would re.
move even an unreasonable fear. Ota
er speakers included Timothy Z. Rv
an. national Democratic committes
man from Wisconsin,; Congressmeh
Neisse and Murphy Of Wisconsin and
John A. Alywarl, of Madison
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
WARRANTS FOR
FIFTEEN MORE
POLICE TO ROUND UP OTHER
MEMBERS or INTERNA-
TloNAL spy GANG.
ecsndal in French Military and Naval
Circles Aroused Interest AS
the Main Factor Is
sew.

Toulon, Nov. 1.-THE police Of this
city had long conference today with
other authorities concerning the ar
rest here yesterday OF five ring lead
ers of what appears to be the most
important association OF intarna
tional spies, which apparently has
been carrying on an extensive traffic
in military and naval secrets, and as
result it Is understood that warrants
for the apprehension Of fifteen more
persons are to be ISSUED.
The authorities today searched the
local postoffice and found, among
other things, a telegram apparently
sent to Ensign Charles B. Ullmo Of
the French navy. spiormally offering
to sell that power information con.
cerning the defenses of France.
ullmo was arrested here October last
on charge CT being a spy. His ar
rest caused great stir particularly
as he Is a Jew Examination OF his
effects showed him to have been pos
sessed cf many valuable documents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
| MAYOR BUScE SIGNS
PHONE 0RDINRNCE
CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY
FRANCHISE EXTENDED TO
1e2e-cITY CAN TERMINATE
GRANT.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-By affixing his
signature tonight Mayor Busse made
effective an ordinance passed by the
city council early last Friday morn
ing after an all day and all night ses'
sion, granting the Chicago Telephone
Company an extension of its franchise
until January 8, 1929. and put an end
to the negotiations between the com
pany and the city which began De
cember Is. 1905. and which have con
tinued since that date.
The ordinance requires the tele-
phone company to pay the city three
per cent of the gross receipts from
local business and reduced rates on
telephones. The city reserves the
right to terminate the grant and puf-
chase the lines In 1919 or 1924.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
WESTERN STREAMS
TO BE IMPROVED
GATHERING OF GOVERNORS AND
MEN IN AUTHORITY AT OMA-
HA TO AROUSE INTEREST.

Omaha, Nov. 11,-Senators and con
gressmen, governors and business
leaders Of the Missouri river valley
gathered at a banquet at the CONNER
cial club here tonight, to arouse ac
ticn toward securing the improve
ment of western streams. The union
or Omaha, Council Bluffs, Sioux City
Kansas City and st, Joseph in concert
ed action was the general theme Of
the speakers, among whom was Con
gressman Bede, of Minnesota, a mem.
Der of the riyercs and harbors com,
mittee. About 200 attended, and plans
fer action were discussed, the cooper
alton Of members Of congress being
assured,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
JAP AMBASSADOR
EXPRESSES RECRE7 I
THAT EMPEROR ISSUES I'M
PERIAL REsCRIPT ON EDUCA-
TIoN ON BIRTHDAY.

Washington, d. c.. Nov. 1.-THE
Japanese ambassador today ex-
pressed regret that a passage in an
imperial rescript on education. Issued
On October 50, 1890, and read every
year on certain festival occasions, ad-
monishing the subjects of Japan to
offer themselves to the state in cases
OF emergency. has been interpreted in
published reports from Honolulu as
special message from the Emperor
in connection with his birthday cele-
brstion The ambassador stated to-
day that IL is not the Emperor's prac-
tice to issue the message on his
birthdays and that the passage
should emergency arise. offer them
selves courageously to the state" is
simply an excerpt from the seventeen
year old rescript advanced by the
Emperor to japanese students
through instigation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
MEETING OF ANGLERS
Prominent Men of Canada and U. S.
to Unite For Protection Of
Game Fish.

New York. Nov. ia conference
that is OF interest TO anglers of the
United States and Canada began to
day at the American Museum Of
Natural History in this city The
object is to secure an exchange Of
views. obtain information and unite
riore closely and effectively for the
protection Of the games fishes and the
improvement Of the sport Of angling.
Many prominent men are to present
papers or addresses at the conference
among them DR.. Henry Van Dyke of
Princeton college. President David
Starr Jordan Of Leland Stanford uni
versity. DR. Tarleton II. Bean OF the
New York Fish commission. and DR..
Barton Warren Everman. Of the
United States Bureau Of Fisheries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
COMMERCE COMMISSION
Renders Decision on Minimum Rates
Between Pekin, H.. and Min
nesooiis-orders chsnne.

Washington. Nov. l1.-ln the case
Of Wiener aud Rich. OF Dedyard,
Iowa. against the Northwestern. the
Chicago. St Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha. and the Peoria and Pekin ter
minal railways involving the reason
ableness Of minimum carload weights
prescribed by the defendants on ship
ments of hay TO Minneapolis and Pc
kin. IT.. the interstate commerce com
mission today decided IN an opinion
by Commissioner Clements. that the
regulations as 10 Pekin. were reason
able. but the regulations as to hay
shipped to Minneapolis are unjust
The companies are ordered 10 reduce
carload weights on the latter ship
ments and TO maintain such reduc-
tons At least two years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
PATRIOTISM Of
WORKING Man.
LAuDED BY GoMPERs At CON-
vESTloN or AMERICAN La
HoR FEDERATION.
.LABORER LOVES PEACE
Strong Advocate OF Industrial Calm
But Labor Knows Its Rights
And VIII Uphold Them.

Norfolk, Va No. 1.-THE first scs,
Ision OF the annual convention Of the
American Federation Of Labor today
was devoted to speechmaking, and the
reading Of reports President Com
ipers. Secretary Morrison, and Tras-
Iurer Lennon submitted their reports.
In response to an address OF well
come President Gompers confined his
remarks chiefly to general matters,
but toward the end came down to la
Dor principles, and said; II know of
mo organization that makes so little
Ipretense OF patriotism, but I'm which
true patriotism prevails to such a
large extent as in organized labor.
We want peace; we love peace. and
are working for peace, and In proper
tion as our working people are bet
TER organized we will secure peace.
But we are not supine. we are not
|driveling sycophants, we know our
rights, or we think we DO and that is
just as good. and we are going %
stand for them
Continuing bis discussion of ths
patriotism of working men, Gomners
quoted from Fighting Bob Evans, who
said In connection with transferring
the fleet to the Pacific: Il don't know
what may be the result of this cruise.
/ have only one mission and that is to
see that the fleet goes to the Pacific
coast and whether II Is to be for fun
or frolic, or fight. we viii be there.
Continuing, Gompers said: III is 20
that want to refer and make appll-
cation to the labor movement. n its
|iM to be peace. II 1t Is To be fun. or II
|fg to be fight, we win all be- there.
Il don't think there Is any man who
lloves peace more than do be-
ieve industrial peace II essential 70
Iour progress. almost as essential as
air to the lungs OF breathing animals
but the time III past when possessors
OF wealth, employers of labor who
consider themselves masters, can look
down upon the laboring man whn
stoops with bent shoulders and ac-
cepts orders Of the master,
Labor today stands erect looking
the whole world In the face insisting
upon equal treatment. equal oppoF-
tunity. and resenting any attempt at
injustice or wrong"
AT the afternoon session Gompcrs
read his annual report. fq7 Y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
new HAVEN HOTEL
DAMAGED BY FIRE
SIX SOULS PERISH

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 12.-At
least six lives were lost in n fire that
badly damaged the Hotel Garde early
today (Tuesday) The dead were EN-
ployes OF the hotel. 1t is believed
that alIvthe guests escaped. The fire
followed an explosion on the fifth floor
In the north wing Of the building. The
bodies of the dead were burned be.
yond recognition. The Garde is one
OF the largest hotels in the city Isaac
Levine, day porsar, was killed by
falling from rope, Fire was out at
2.30 a. IN.
The damages. It is thought. is about
$25,0e0 When the firemen made
their way to the top floor they found
four bodies so charred as to be un
recognizable, two OF them IN room
where II is thought the fire started.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
MONEY FAMINE
FfLT IN CUBA
GOVERNOR MACON OFFERS IS,
100000 ON GOOD SECURITY
TO MOVE CROPS.
ITALY ALSO AFFECTED
Rome Stock Exchange closes--Na-
tionai Association OF Credit Men
Cay Business Conditions
Fundamentally Sound.

Havana Nov 1.-THE condition OF
the money market making 1t fmprac-
ticable for Cuban banks to secure
funds to meet the requirements OF ag-
ricnltural and other industries OF the
island, Governor Magoon today is-
sued decree offering upon sufficient
security $5,o0000o cash from the
treasury to the banks at per cent In.
tercst to run until July 15, 1919. The
money win be applied to assisting and
Cuban industries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS.

Joplin, Mo, Nov ll,-Several hum
dred delegates. representing nearly
every mining section OF America, In
cluding Canada, Mexico and Alaska,
gathered IN Joplin today for the open
ing of the tenth annual session OF
the American Mining Congress. The
principal work of the convention,
which will be in session three days,
win be To frame recommendations
looking to the formulation OF new
laws for the benefit and betterment
Of legitimate mining interests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
WRESTLING MATCH
Witnessed BY President and Few In
Inmates In Left Wing Of White
House Yesterday.

Washington, Nov. ll.--An exhibi-
tion of Japanese wrestling was given
I'm the east wing Of the White House
today before President Roosevelt. the
japanese ambassador and a number
OF personal friends of the president
The bout was directed by Tamiemon
Hitachiyama. champion wrestler Of
Japan. who is on tour OF this coun-
try. The Japanese system Of wrest-
ing differs entirely from the Euro
pean and those who witnessed the
bout did not see in It the sport which
Usually attends an ordinary wrestling
match.