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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
Labor Commissioner Hubbard Explains His Absence
Of Last Tuesday and Says He Is Now Prepared to
Go to Work.

4 will take charge % the fen.
der Investigation az the city author.
tiles say they have invited me 20
DO 50. and see that the street car
companies q the state adopt safety
appliances conforming more near
ID with the law. said Labor Con
missioner Charles g. Hubbard.
when secn BY representative ~
Tho star this morning
Mr. Hubbard arrived 10 Seattle
yesterday evening aud explained
90 Ciy Engineer Thomson. chair
man OF the board % pnollc works..
why be did not put IN A. appear
Anca AZ the session % the hsafiax
called for last Tuesday mornins
lie said that being busy AZ olym.
pia. be had put In two hours Mon
day evening trying 10 reach Mr.
Thomson over the lonE distance
telephone 90 learn whether the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
ORGANIZED LABOR
BUYS Mine

The $4,000 secured from the
sale OF the 200 600 shares OF stock
Ia 10 bo used IN opening the mine
and placing Il on a producing
basis
According 20 data secured by the
labor committee. the coal can be
produced for " a ton. and the ex
pcnsc OF shipping will be practical.
~ g. a ton unul the spur from
the Northern Pacific railroad il
completed "a the mine The road
bed FOR the spur has been com.
pletsd and IL now Ia shape 20 re-
cclys the steel
"a A Hicks. ~ r. Boulton aud
G. . Munruc were elected az the
three trustees 20 represent organ.
lzed labor IN the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

directors meeting today. He says
he has not sold his United Copper
stock
This follows the attempt Of Otto
Heinzc to corner the copper mar.
ket which went way IN tho bad
yesterday The Standard OH IN
suspected OF having caused the
panic and Heinzes downfall
lieinze announced that he had
decided TO resign after a confer
enee with his attorneys He said
II iH felt that owing 20 the cop.
per hght now going on ! should,
Ia the interest Of the bank give
the presidency 20 a man able 70
devote his attention exclusively
70 a."
Considerable relief was felt on
the street this morning when the
check sheets Of the stock exchange
clearing house went through.
The Stock Exchange governing
committee today suspended for one
year Max ~ Schultz. the board
member Of the otto Helnzs com.
pany
r a Heinze resigned the bank
presidency al noon, and Comptrol
Ter Of the Currency Ridgely Was Of
Tered the presidency Denial II
made that the three HeinEe broth.
era were pinchsd in the copper cor.
ner aud were making n fight 20
wriggie out aud escape the clutches
of their STANDARD OH enemies. The
street generally attributes the
collapse Of copper shares 20 Otto
ueinke's mistakes.
The firm. Il Is said. undertook to
teach a lesson to those who were
going short on United Copper and
AZ the same time were trying 20
collect heavy pay for the insiruc
tiou Copper stock was 20 be de
llyerod 60 the firm 10 be carried.
and those selling short were 10 be
compelled 10 take q up. thereby dis.
closing their identity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

which he Is claimed 10 have made,
Many OF the members OF the last
legislature we're In the Legislature
which elected Piles, and some have
been ayowed supporters OF Ankeny
ever since the WallA Walla banker
first entered politics in Washing.
ton
The meeting Saturday Is TO be
held behind closed doors. and the
word has been passed around 20
each individual requested TO be
present that II Is ION the quiet"
Situation Is Complicated.
The passage OF the direct pri.
mary By the last Legislature and
the announcement OF the candidacy
OF Wesley l. Jones 20 succeed An
keny has complicated the senator
ial situation That the passage Of
the direct primary relieves Piles
from ans pledges which he may
have made TO Ankeny aud places
the selection OF a United states
senator directly with the voters Is
the claim that Is being advanced
by the Ankeny opposition Just
what view Piles will take on the
matter IS not known, but u Is ex-
peCtod that he will announce his
position at the meeting Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

At n meeting held Al tho Labor
temple last nighl the Central Labor
Council Of Seattle authorized the
purchase ~ the controlling inter.
eat In the Superior Coal MINING
company. which owns coal mine
NJ issaQuah. thus undertaking the
largest project ever entered into
hy organized labor In the United
States. A committee wea given
fuil power 20 act Ia oloalnK tho dc.
tails Of the purchase and Ia ArrAng
ina the operation Of the mine
by the agreement entered into
the Labor Council viii purchase
200 600 shares of stock az rs cents
por share. and 10 given three Of tho
five members 81 the board % 81.
roctors. thus securing control 81
the mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

NEW YORK. Oct l7.-Au On.
formal statement was issued this
morning by the firm ~ Otto Heinne
a Co which attempted TO corner
the copper market 81 which IL de-
ciafvd itself perfectly solvent and
willing 20 meet an ~ lts leEiii.
mate obligations Ca fui ID says.
however. that rather than settle
unjust claims the firm prefers tenn.
porary suspension from the priv.
ileEes ~ The stock exchange
II is stated that Arthur Helnge
O. no longer a member Of the firm
p Augustus iielnEo admitted this
morning that be will tender hia
resignation a. president of the
Mercantile National bank At the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE stock
market opened weak and lower.
After the opening selling orders
had been taken care o. deter
mined attempt was made 20 rally
prices and the market responded
and advanced a point Al this pc
Rod persistent rumors that r.
Augustus Hclnxe had gone 90 the
wall brought ont heavy volumes Of
short orders from the victorious
bear crowd. and the final effort 81
the HeinEe clique 20 set from un-
der the crash caused a further de.
cline 20 below the lowest points Of
yesterday on the Copper and smelt.
ina stocks At p. m. profit TAX.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
SENSATION
In ARREST
10y United Press.)

DAWSON. oct 17.-Another ar.
rest which has caused a sensation.
has been made 10 the $4,000 reg.
istcrod mail sack robbery. John r.
Mcdonald a iewolor. is Ia the tolls,
charged with completely iu the
crime for which George Kincaid
suicidod yesterday by drinking
poison. Mcdonald iH one Of the
best known jewellers In the district
Further sensational developments
are expected to be- made by the
mounted police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
r SIG Ms

Superintendent OF Streets Chas.
r. Case has placed his resignation
IN Mayor Moore's hands. Appear
ing before the street committee
this afternoon SIR. Case demanded
that the COMMITTEES act upon his
appointment az once. and when a
stormy debate followed. IN which
Chairman Mullen Of the committed
told the superintendent OF streets
that he had no business mixing
up In this family row" Mr. Case
stated that the mayor had his res
iRnation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
GOVERNOR ORDERS
VANDALS SHOT

The scarchers would find skulls
here and hands there
Alfred Dupont vice president
of the Dupont Powder company. ar.
rived This morning 10 look after
the comfort OF the homeless lie
has started an investigation into
the explosion,
Gov Hauly is angered by re.
ports that bones dug from the de-
bris Boy boys are being exhibited IN
Tore Haute saloons. He has or
dcred this work stopped, and has
given the soldiers instructions TO
shoot the vandalS IL necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

The park board had among other
matters Tor consideration az its
meeting this afternoon the extrn.
ton Of the Speedway IN Washington
park 20 make u an even mile Ia
length, and the matter Of block 10
IA Hillmans Atlantic City addition
which Hillman nov wants TO con.
vert into lots In spite Of the pro.
tests OF the residents OF the dis
triCt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
PILES CALLS A CONFERENCE
OF HIS SUPPORTERS
cross COUNTRY.

An inter class cross country run
will be held at the University Fri
dag. teams Of ten men each from
the Junior sophomore and fresh.
men classes competing The g0ph-
ignores have been making the best
time in the try aud are conf
dent Of winning The other classes
however. are developing strong men
and the competition should be close
aud exciting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
ROBBERS ATTEMPT MURDER

marks. be relates 70 the police bow
he was lured into the woods after
taking an automobile ride with the
three arrested and then robbed
Fighting be was Finally overpow
cred and left unconscious Han
son. the man arrested. has a bad
record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
H0RhBUCkLE WINS
FROM G0RMAn
(By United Prsss.l

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Oct IL
Jim Hornbuchls knocked out Joe
German In the eighteenth round Of
what WAS scheduled 20 BE- a
twenty round contest last night
Hornhuckle put over a right swing
% the jaw that stopped the PUSHES
n hih opponent and Joe had 90
BE- carried 90 bis dressing room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
~ REFUGEE

f's horss shoE. although sched
= g start IN the afteguoou.
AZ "a not start until last nlght.
lna nisf : o'clock there vas not
afsas sait that could have been
AiN 70 ihe entire town.
u = ciofhes show. the a.
Il ~ gTand saccess. and when.
y ssapsh u the masculine ole.
sFpv1ed together. IL looked
- Amalgamatef Order Of
- Eefs holding their annual
- nae contingent that was
aaiM 10 the conventional
49, nd boiler" a. Jimmy
4 - suuld a.. wore nifty Ht
ssiss with leather iegzinza
- issaled a shocking lack of
'zss, below the knee
ne Clothes Were Great.
| I nsls'l vas out IA run force and
\ ay q fair women made N
! "a. -, NJ e a beauty center So.
ICED not move 10 a dleiance
- ? chair Cor any clfy ln
/ lasy The gowns worn Ger
~ seemed all The candy. and
- - unpreludlced obssrver
'a.ehe % figure what h must
1 y. g furnish that supply Of
z course during the evosisg
- Eefs several classes If
/ 49, aased IN tie ring. bui ne
y ,Altds had a hafd time keen.
ne public eye.
one thing that made
1 Y H. . 'as1 hishi more proniu
/ usual at a horse show
/ sael that there was no
1 s., around which no ~
I sgle stroll 70 view their nj
s.., aaa peFiaree society wa
/ ~ ssa % pay some attention +,
/ al going On in the ring.
1 - -. s'iphasized the fact fhal
/ ~ ne horse show should h.
/ ~. !. much larger building
., ,ssIe will be room enouri
q. 80 ~ promenade. This WON'T
/ - !. Who came for ~ Sun
}kns Viewing ihe latest ming.
| 4r. ne Opportunity Of vlew
Is. aad Mrs Mueheoin In M.
Ut iaeiF hearts content an,
les 'o'npelled 70 rubber al m,
lsha e.. class" was conccrne,
alsr 'aslalae was Tho wEoi.
tlgki 4. llhs exhibitor taa
'fsfy turnout ho snt h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
THREE DROWN In The
FRASER RIVER RAPIDS
10y United Press.)

VANCOUVER. p. c.. Oct. IL
William Lusby. Harry Cnmmins and
W Symlnton. members Of a Grand
Trunk Pacific survey party. were
drowned this morning IN an attempt
% shoot the Guscombe rapids OF
the Fraser river. The men made
the attempt IN a frail canoe, which
struck rock and sank Three
other members % the party. Robert
Sheffield. j. Miller and Arthur Cape,
were saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

FONTANET. Ind, oct l7-Fon-
ianot Is today huryIug les dead The
mourucrs gather under their tents,
whore the funeral services are be-
ing held. while the militia holds Off
the curious,
An day yesterday graves wero
dug I'm the little cemetery east of
the town. The search for missing
bodies was resumed this morning.
A fresh company Of militia has ar
rived 60 assist I'm the work. Many
parts Of bodies have been found
Ia the duet around the boiler house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

- n an,e Mysterious man
/. slow on the back Of the
:, msla Carlson, ased H. a
- -. ,mplcyed BY Mrs NJ Cler
|. "a sixteenth ay y died
itus 4 ..s ~, rssgslns al the Way side
e., $3.50 lsgl'Al
Ksls. - Is haft some time oe.
,slrs and ISIS O'Clock
- $50 ssvning. and an hives
y y. esaAacted BY Detectives
80 -. 81 CiAfk incline the %
- q he theory that she was
go Il a. automobile
- wss undoubtedly due 60
:. NV ID tie head. althoush this
-, = aetermlned until Coroner
- hclds an autopsy The ~
-. IN are al Johnson & hamll'
- suaersaking establishment
Nae. Ne Esplsnaslen-
=. nj vas half unconscious
.s-s Asr plight vas discovered.
I, - va unable 10 make any
4 s.,.msnt As 10 bow she came BY
= nmry which has resulted tn
= Aa,h
/ - carlson. who Is the dauEh.
4 NJ and Mrs n A. Carlson
I nsisbo visited frlead Miss
- sssAsix on Tuesday evening
= ssnAslg works for Mrs 7 p
! - Il 1911 Queen Anne AZ The
= IRIS sleat the evening With
4 hn.ly artll 10 o'clock. when
~ saFlson took a car FOR home
~ cjsrtenx, the Eirls cm.
.anw remembers bearing her
-, - house about Is minutes
- II oesock on that evening
=, Csslon noe only unlocked the
~ ID, neked Il from the tn.
liz
\ u earning when Mrs Cler
3 sssi 70 the diniug room. she
- Ma Carlson seated IN a Nor.
4 ear What IL the matter.
hnF - asked the girl WAY
.uw4 10 81 the table,
Head Hurt Her.
"a ~ head hurts me was
= 'ssly. TIE girl seeming dazed
: = .dsie o. Mrs Glorious. she
", . Aef room. without further
aslaaa.lc1
Nifig Aser Il O'clock. beoom
& aarmss. her employer went "a
y nrm sxaln and fonnd she glrl
measaas 90 the flcor All 81
bra " nFise her failed and nr
Mslrs vas summoued After ~
"a rfssa over the Elrl an after
80 y seat her 10 the Waysidc
Errgney hospital. where assist
4 y augse Surgeon Thomas be-
rset egsr Der Entil she died 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
DIES IN POVERTY

tby United Prena.
CHICAGO. Oct David Proc
tor. Al years ~ age cousin Of
United States Senator Proctor Of
Vermont. was found dead Tues
day "a a cheap lodging house he
had been IN Strengthened eiFcum
stances for several Years a.
though he made fortune from
royalties on an invention which ho
patented IN the early seventies. a
device which arrested and oxtin
guishod the sparks from the fun.
nelH OF locomotives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
SEATTLE is
SELECTED
10y United Press.)

NORFOLK. Oct IT, Seattle has
been selected az the meeting place
for the convention of 1905 Of the
American Association OF Travelling
Passenger Agents NJ g. Roche, of
Portland. has been elected prosi
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
SEATTLE men FETED BY
JAPANESE
(By United Press)

TOXIC. oct 1.-THE local
Japanese have foted and entertain.
ed for ten days Judge Thomas
Burke and NJ r. Hackus Of Seat
tie. who are here I'm the interest
OF the Alaska Yukon. Pacific expo.
sitiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

b. United prsss.l
TACOMA. Oct ~ CHARGED with
robbery and attempted murder. Al
Hanson. Grace O. Care and Mari
Watson have been arrested sam
Nelson. a carpenter. il the com
plaininE witness With hia throat
showing the signs % a murderars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

st LOUIS. Oct i7.--If the
weather Is favorable three balloons
will be sent up for practice trials
FOR the International race on Mon
day J. G. Mccoy and Captain
Chandler will ascend for an all
night flight In the signal corps bali
loon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

the commission. the chairman hnv.
las been too 40 o. attend the first
meeting
The work all be taken up next
Tuesday evening AZ the city hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
|cfRL DIES FROM
INJURY TO HEAD

occurred In yiolatioa ~ the city
ordinance Is unintentional.
Miss Majors. after being booked
az police headquarters, was re-.
leased % her personal rccog
niaance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
ASK FoR LIoHT.

The Ravenna improvement club
has asked the city TO light the end
Of the bridge on Fifteenth av.
and Fifty ninth 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
a., Puzzled by Death of Helga CarlsOn---fOund
c S,,ns in Dazed State and Complaining Of Head
l,hng--pecOmes Unconscious and Dies at Hos
,a,l Without Making Explanation.

1 . o'clock At no time did the girl
regain consciousness
The clothes which the Girl wore
on the evening she was hurt we're
covered with dirt Her coat and
waist indicate that she was knock
cd down IA the roadway The rim
~ her hat II broken and crushed
az the back.
Parents Come 10 Seattle.
Il IL not believed that the Girl
received the Injury BY falling from
street car.
The only two theories tenahle
seem 90 be that Miss Carlson re-
eeived her injuries by being struck
Z by an automobile. or was struck
on the head and assaulted. The
+. police believe the former the more
likely superstition.
The parents Of the girl were no.
titled yesterday and chartered the
steamer kitsap % make the trip
% Seattle. arriving about the time
their daughter Was seat Ia the hos
pital
Coroner Carroll Vowed the re-
mains Of Miss Carlson this mora
ing and gave it as his opinion that
she received the blow on the back
of the head BY falling from a street
car. The coroner viii hold a post.
norton examination tomorrow.
but viii not likely call any Inquest
Mstrcr Arrr.e.a
BECAUSE the officials OF the Way.
side EmerEcncy hospital failed 90
make any report "a the police 81
the case. Miss Katherine Maior.
matron % the hospital. was placed
under arrest this morning BY De.
tsctlve Phillips
: The complaint was sworn 20 and
the warrant issued AZ che request
OF Chief OF Police Wappeastein
: Up 70 the time the warrant vas
issued the police had received no
nolics regarding the case. as pro.
vided by ordinance.
Hereafter the unly notice the
hospitals wtll have Tor failure %
report these cAsea.~ said Chic,
Wappenstein today. will be when
/ the officer appears with the war.
rant
Mrs. Marlen y. Baxter. through
whose efforts the Waysias hospital
has been able 90 exist during ths
past fee years. said.
" there has been a violation 81
the law. u r. merely technical II
las aleays been the Intention Of
everyone connected Nilh the Way
side hospital % aid the police IN
every way aud anything that has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
CIT Calls MEETING.

Chairman ON. Of the charter
revision commission. has aet an.
other date for the first meeting %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
sdtks SWEETEST Display Their Most Expensive Gowns
d The Horse Show for the Benefit Of the Many
Who Came to Caze-JOhn COnsidnes Animals Are
he Class Of Those Exhibited.

the ring vas complete in It's ap.
poiutmsnts. which could hardly be-
said Of the balance Of the exhibit.
tors.
This was especially 80 in the
class for high stsppcrs. with the
ladies' driving. when Conaidine .
Lady Arva. driven BY Mrs Consi.
dine. secured the blue ribbon The
Couaidine turnout was complete 10
every particular. Including a dimln-
utivo tiger. while the other tNo en.
tries we're anything but CLASSY In
their appearances.
ConHidlne's Lord Nelson took
second prize among the hackneys.
action 20 count. but many thought
he should have finished first In
passing " might be said that John
was charmingly arrayed ln q high
silk hat. black frock coat and 3
white Ascot tie. and looked too
cute for anything
How Josiah Collins Won.
IN Glass 1873 for hunters Josiah
Collins. although he finished third
On a three.hUrse race. 40 10 speak
az there we're but three entries
easily carried OF the honOrs from
sartOnai standpoint Mr. Col
iins was niftily arraycd In a brown
derby tan riding brooches. black
coat. a sweater vest. white collar
green tie and puttee ieggina. and
aa a swell locker he won BY him
self
| In an seriousness. though n
seems as n a driver should be NJ
tingly atlred before he is allowed
10 take his horse into the ring
Ono individual breezed IN last
night wearing an outfit that made
I Happy HoohRan look like Fred
Karl Strive. but the judges
gave him the gate 70 fast fl made
him dizzy The animal he drove
displayed considerable class. bui
he never had a chance with tn,
outfit worn BY bis driver
The management put IN ga'
stoves 10 keep The building warm
aud these proceeded 20 leak Ia !
manner that caused several ladiei
10 faint aud created considerable
excitement for a short time. until
the gas was turned off
George - Kittinger who was ar
Iraycd in "a manner 90 make the lat'
llamented Beau Brummel look IKE
la bat left out over night IN th'
rain. came up to Harry Treat. M
lpresideut and said Say, OLE
chap ! think there is gas leaklni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
German FIRM suspsnds.

German Firm suspends.
NEW YORK. Oct l7.-Priyate
adviceB from Hamburg say large
banking aud mercantile fire there
has suspended. IL Is estimated
that $1,000 900 arc involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17

INK orders pouring In from timid
shorts caused a rally Of from 10 2
points. The close, however. was
weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
HEYMZES BUTTE BANK
FORCED TO SUSPEND

Follows Announcement That Otto e Co. Were Forced Suspend From
Stock Exchange Account Unsuccessful Attempt Corner Copper
Markell Augustus Hme Resigns President Of New York Mercan
tile National Bank0h Enemy the Standard OIL Back Of Financial Strife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-17
SOCIETY EXHIBITS AUTOS
and CLOTHES AND HORSES

nomswhere near where 81"
Someone suggested 90 George thar
ha had better strike a match aud
be could ASCERTAIN "a 4 hurry
George made dive Tor his pockets
10 find a light but he was grabbed
By about a dozen would BE- heroes
and another calamity avsried
a Prize cestums.
The prise for costume was
awarded 20 one genius Who showed
up gearing a Tuxedo. a white tie.
high silk hat and low-cut tan shoes
with fancy striped hoae.
Among others present vas Has.
~ Stone. the tailor. bat he refused
20 say whether be waa trying 81
pick up some pointers on the
horses or whether he vas uhaerv.
ing the latest thiag IN dress suits
A. v G. Mcpherson. the Vancou
yer horasman. came over from the
other side with a staring belonKlnE
10 Mr. Ricketts, 81 Vancouver lie
wore a pleasant smile. besides
some swell toEgsry.
Most OF the clubs Of the city
we're well represented. the Rainier
club being out tn fun force There
was a fair sprinhllnE of the 3 A
e. present A number ~ members
Of the Sutherland Literary club
were also present. but the STRAIT.
ford club had only one representa-.
tive. Mr. Eddie Dounelly. the
president. was expected 20 attend.
but disappointed his numerous ad.
mirers by falling 10 show up II
IN believed he contracted cold feet
at the last minute.
Many Burr Wagons.
Although there was a horse show
going on inside the building. there
could very easily have been an
automobile show going on outside
az the entire nelghborhood looked
90 be covered by the benzine bug
giles waiting for benzlne buggy
owners Some day some entertain.
Ing genius ls going 10 run a com.
blnsd horse and auto show. one
inside and one out. and thereby
get a niche In the Hall OF Fame.
and "A bunch OF coin IA his pocket.
book Every body that was some
one was present last night. and Il
is expected that there will be even
larger attendance this evening
Although tho class OF horses be
| ing exhibited Is not very high. the
affair. nevertheless, from a social
and costume standpoint, must be
voted an entire success.
Aurel Batonyi ia the presiding
| Judge and he performed his duties
l In a competent manner last night
However. n You do not agree with
/ hia selections don't be- afraid 90
speak out a. there probably are a
number Of experts IN this country
who know more about horses than
Mr. Batonyi. although u II doubt
fil II he has a superior ~ WHIP
aud an arblt6r os good form IN
/ driving