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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
ON THE FRONT

The Northwestern Steamship
Co = steamship Saratoga. which
was due to leave tomorrow at 10
O'Clock la the morning. will not
sail until the 9th. when she leaves
NJ p M.
The steamer Spokane arrived at
~ 30 today from SkagWay on the
return from an excursion trip up
on which II loft June Il
The Tasa MaFu left today for
Japanese portA. Shanghai aud
Il0ngkonR. carrying a full passen.
ger list as we'll a. a big cargo OF
general merchandise
Tho steamer Buckman. which
left San Francisco Saturday With
1000 tons Of sugar. was due to ar.
rive in Seattle today
The Bertha leaves az 3 o'clock
this evening for VALDEZ. carrying
large cargo Of lumber aud gener.
nj merchandise.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Arizona ~ duo July 2 She has
becn loked for ever since last
Thursday. but on account Of bad
weather has not been able 20 come
90 port The Massachusetts. also
belonging 10 this company. is on
her way here for coal.
The Thebon. belonging 10 the
West Coast Steamship Co. Is soon
10 complete a four months trip
from Europe and South America
and will arrive In Seattle July 8.
She Is In charge Of Capt Petor.
son
Tho Umatllla. which vas due 10
leave a. o'clock this afternoon.
will not be able To leave until this
time tomorrow afternoon.
The steamer President leaves At
Is O'Clock this evening for San
Francisco. taking the place Of the
SOuumnf
The British steamer Ascot. which
came In last night. IL at West Sc
attic loading coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
TO AVERT
STRIKE

According 90 n statement by tho
officials II the local lournsymnn
plaaf1rcrs' uniua today the threat.
ened strike will be Avertud
The matter has about blown
over and there will be no strike. :
membcr 81 tho uuion aaid. whcn
interviewed We are still work
inE Al 81 a day and the boss plaa.
torcra are EiAd 90 get M az thar
We never made an agreement wtth
them 10 the effect that &c work
for none other than basn piAsterrFs
n they wnuid raiao oar scale from
s. To g. per day. aad se propose
IA work for any one who pays "
according % the scale"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
TO FIX RATES FOR
MOVING VANS

The license and Ferruue CON-
mittee Of the council yesterday ap
proved the city ordinances provid
ing that furniture moving vans be
licensed. and fiatnE rates 20 be
charged hy such vans
The ordinance win probably be
modified In detail. After the Cham.
Der Of Commerce makes a report
Of is opiniuu on the rates that
should be allowed The new or
diuaacs is tho result of the CON.
paints OF enterfionata rates and
methods employed By the nekina
Transfer company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
WRITER TO REPORT
CONDITIONS

A detailed written report viii q
mada on conditions iu the inertia
Wcat amonK aad betwera the japan
ese aad Americans By kiyosht Kart
kauaksrni. one % the he.t known
iapznear writers In thia country
tie has been detailed hy lhs Jap
anssa association Tor this work
which viii DO begnn e. once. Ills
report - expected 70 be In q form
that can - ussd either BY the Jap
aneee or the uulted States govern.
mcuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
RESIDENCE
is BURNED

Fire which originated from defoc.
tive wiring Quilted tho residence Of
DR. E A Mcdonald. 1923 Madison
st.. at 1880 this morning Spread.
ing from the roof al the rear Of
the house the fire damaged the
building and the contents To- tho
extent Of $1,000 before It could be-
e1tlnEuiHhod by the fire depart.
meut
Tho quick action OF the depart.
mcnt alone saved the building from
total loss Famed by the wind
the flames spread rapidly along
the roof and gained considerable
Roadway before they we're dis
fgVefad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
HIMSELF

Mclaughlin had stseE arrested
because the officer Is alleged 10
have used unnecessary violence
when he arrested Mclaughlin last
week
At that fine Mclaughlin was
charged with blocksding n side
walk with ornaments At the on
trance of his saloon. and later a
charge Of resisting an officer was
placed against him
Justice Gordon diamissed the
case against MCLAUGHLIN. and tho
after promptly secured the arrest
OF officer afsen for assault and
battery. The officer served tho
warrant on himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
SPECMT RETURNS

Attorney A y specht Of tho law
department OF the Pacific Coast
Lumber Manufacturers nBaoein
ton. returned today from tho hear
ing before the interstate commerce
commission At Washington. - g.
In regard 10 tho hearing. Ir
Specht was reticout but stated that
II would be until October before
decision could be expected
The lumbermcn have been given
one month 10 prepare a brief. while
the railroads have until septem.
Dor 1 % prepare theirs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

TIE first days session Of the
Warrington and Alaska depart.
asafa. Grand Army 81 the Rspub.
= eneampmont. opened this morn
4 a Junction ball. Ballard The
arioua committees were appoint.
Is and the meeting adjourned
iAen The hall vas opened % the
EsAc. The address OF welcome
"a made By 81 Mayor N r. PECK
y Ballard. followed By Mayor "
I Moore o. Greater Seattle.
ne response 10 the addresses Of
Nissme Was made b. s. q. Cos.
FgEs Of Pomeroy
ne selection Of the newt meet.
y nlaee Of the eBcampment vas
xsssnled for this afternoons SEES
-. bat was laid over until To
acsFoN afternoon. when Il will be
a.eEed b. the election Of officers.
= likely that the next encamp.
ssni viii meet At North Yakima.
some other city In eastern Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
PUBLIC TO meet
FAIRBANKS

coat and sgfk bat reception 10 be
gwen the vice president at the
depot There he will DO resolved
In an official manner BY the
Christian Eudeasnr society and will
h~ a guest of the same autii he
reaches the I.Incoiu hotel.
Thare the vice president viii
meet friends and others. The
Christian Eudeavor reception con-
mittes arranged an exclusive re
ceptior for Fairbanks 10 order that
Christian Enaeavornra from All
parfa OF the country may b the
first 20 greet him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

ra'folman Wm sleen. OF the
nov WORKING n the ballard
ee'.''et. had the unique experience
=. morhlnE Of arresflng himself
lit Out d his pocket q warrant.
49, 10 by " j Mclaughlin. Of
H7s Cabin saloon. officer
announced Officially win.
nteen, considef yourself IN
~ officer tho1 walked 10 the
ia police station. entered his
20 The book with charge
So. -.ait and battery opposite H..
49, his releaae on hia owr
k,,s'ikance and returned % his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
FOR KEEPING
BAD MEAT

u Oahita propeFictor o. a Jap.
anems restaurant known aa the
PuHst Sound restaurant. located at
2oG Fourth a. s.. Was arrested yca
torday bY Bakery and Restaurant
Inspector ! ~ Combs for attempt
Tag TO disposn Of 50 pounds Of
putFid meat Oshita waa fined t16
and costs In Justice Gordon's court
this morning
Combs tuand a large quantity 81
beef and pork IN the ioebox at Tho
Puget Sound restaurant mixed with
an equal amount OF rood meat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
CARROLL EXPECTED

City Comptroller II. " Carroll ia
expected 10 arrive in Seattle 20.
morrow. returning from Chicago
where he went 20 place the sewer
and park bonds lie is returning
b. way Of Denver aud the Rio
grauae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
CHINESE REBELS
BL0ODTHlRSTY
tserIpps rsIsnrsph ssrvIssl

VICTORIA. n. c.. June Ga
Hongkonu ndyleea by the Emprvea
OF Japan says that refugees ate
floekinE there from the revolution
AIRY districts Ia South China
Tho rebel farcea are moving 10
ward Canton.
fIulrhou and Rowieeu. on the
mainland oppoait Hougkons. veto
captured and the government troops
Wurnted
A Ilouekeng customs official vas
kiilesi aud the rebel banners were
sprinkiod with his blood The Off
oiala' families drowned themselves
in wells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

On ire afternoon Of July IL
pblss recegtiaa will be held BY
Hcs President Charles Warren
hirt4aks AZ The Lincoln hotel. At
rsirk time every ctfiz0n OF Seattle
nd Fteinity viii be given an %.
eriunfty 10 greet the distinguished
zaa.
lanes r. Garfield and Levi
frzazz. both members of PreSt
<af Rnoseveit's cabinet. will also
b present
TksFs are many persons Nho have
! rrung impression OF the frpck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

The county commissioner have
set tho petition Of the residents Of
Rainier Beach. Dunlap and Van As
aelt down for a hearing for July
ie al O'Clock. The petition asks
tho calling OF a special election on
the question OF annexation TO
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
oENss FINED %

The RABBIT uenaa. who wae ar
rested uncorrmoniouay IN tho
midst OF Hebrew wedding festivis
tioa going ON at hia homo. 30
Washington o. Sunday by Patrol.
man Wolah. was fined a. aftor A
bunch OF wordy testimony was
heard In Justice Uardon'a court
this morning lie was arrested for
nuillng groceries on Sunday and
resisting an officer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
Add 70 Ralnlsr Club.

A. a recent meeting OF the board
0f directors Of the Rainier club an
expenditure Of f25 600 was author
lied for the construction Of an an
neK at the rear of the present club
building. Tho contract has been
let and work will begin At once "a
BE- completed within 30 days which
will make this one Of the most com.
mOdioaa and finest clubs In the
saT9f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
N MOUNTAIN-TOP CABIN ORCHARDS
DECEIVED WIFE DOUBTS CONFESSION.

,.N rsg MONSTER MAR.
usO WHILE FIRST WIFI
.,xn ~ INTERVIEWED
...sc,AllY ron THIS NEWS
..prR sLEEplESs NIGHTS
,,.cs she LEARNED or HOW
- HAD BEEN CHEATED
.val HAS GOOD WORD FOR
pGsoN'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

70 one, under the new inspection
- iz eligible for Inspector unless
= licensed physician or sur
- This new Law was passed
MKT BY the council and % Is
-lsged that II will receive the im.
~siase approval Of the mayor The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
sRDIxAHCE FOR SCHOOL INSPECTION
PASSED BY COUNCIL

executive and health officer have
been several tines In consultation
over a.
While the city Us 10 pay for the
medical inspectors the board Of
health Is 10 pay for a number Of
assistant inspectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

Place on Mountain Near Altman
ssss Buried Explosives Were
fsar1.
~ hlxhest Incorporated town In the
rrfet states u Is 1880 feet
.sss TIE eea. Though the mouth
4 lane Wa well advanced. ! vas
rxsssa upoa nv arrival vish flur
~ q snow. The sind Was brisk
~ eutd
Eeaa-irs Mrs Orchards oblee
81 % seeink ucNsnApermen, ! d
smtned TO enlist the assistance %
1 nHaal friend In gaining her oan.
s,sn1e and securing an lategTses
~ TAe star In this | waS suc
ezxfaf
~ Orchard home IL an eight.
aam structure 0i al architectural
ns typical 81 mining camps Il
|skl o. one floor and - called a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
STRIKERS ATTACK
THE TROOPS

VICTORIA. u. G. Jsns Is Ten
thousand strikers burned the main
buildings and killed the chief Of
police AZ Suimotu. 10 che copper
mining districts OF Miyanoahita.
Japan,
Armed with rifles. the minsrs At.
tackled the regiment seat 10 qaeli
the riot The mines were damaged
10 the extent pf a million dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
CASE GOES
ON TRIAL

The caAe % Don y. iohaon against
Seattle local No snA Typographical
union. gor k3o.eeo went On trial BE-.
fore Judge Hartford Ia the federal
court today Inhnaon IA employed
a. foreman on the Times. and
claims that be lost bic position -
being suspended from the union AND
wae forcsI 20 iesss the city We
aakA taQQea az damages for the aes
ttAu ~ The anIua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
Az A. coNrHAY.

...,. stars Exclusive SsrNieel
rslppl.E cREEN. Colo june %.
Aa,e been 50 deceived aud
I..,ss that I have lost an faith
Z ~sskind Thaa spoke Mrs Ida
or,hana. aecona wife ot
49, 49, OrchArd. Who IL plning her
- away In the little town OF
snnan. Cola.
a. - hef husband. In which he
"a that hts first wife was still
- Ms Orchard No E has lived
= a. elosesl soelualon, She has
s.,.ssseatly declined 10 b. Inter
es~ed More than once she has
'.....sens.a With a shotgun tntrudera
- hase sought cat her humble
,sssn In the mountains.
aisman. the scone ~ some Of Or
asr,Is most diabelical crimes. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
ELECTRIC cans CRASH.

(sertpps telegraph ssrvice.t
Los ANGELES. Cal. June 25.---
Running at terflfio speed through
the fog at s o'clock this morning.
A Redondo ear crowded with Mex.
ican lnborcrs crashed into a freight
train and was almost totally de
mollahod Tho motorman was IN
tally injured and II Mexioans scri-
ouslv hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
10 Guild Candy Factory

w & Mcdonald. secretary and
treasurer Of the Mcdonald Candy
company Of Salt Lake City. was In
Seattle yesterday and announced
that within a year hts company
would begin the erection Of q plant
here that would cost approximately
$50 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
oRogss rAxGs coLlEcrEol

judge ItRnford today os8afns
Matt ", eeFmief. county treasured
~ collect ths aam " s2.za4 tad
Tor 1895 from tha Seattle nrids
rpmrany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
THEFT AT SOUTH PARK,

A horse. buggy and harness were
stolen from Yoakums grocery at
South Park last night The prop.
erty has not yet been recovered
nor the thief Apprehended-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
CABINET RESIGNS.


CARACAS. June Is Tho Veno-
zuelan cabinet has resigned. ewing
to the action Of congress In COM
dcmuing the policy Of the minister
Of finance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

The success Of the Great Cash
Raising Sale has surpassed even
our fondest hopes
The greater percentage Of plano
business Ia done on the installment
plan. and 20 inauEurate a sale in
sisting on cash. or nearly all cash,
Ia q distinct departure
Hut there Was no alternative for
the Pioneer Piano House. over
stocked TO an alarming degree. and
the necessity Of raising cash 90 pay
for all these instruments. called
for the most drastic measures
Hence the Inauguration OF this
Cash Raising Sale. We fully real
lied that 10 find homes for n great
many az these pianos. aud more
particularly TO Insist on cash. the
reductions must be the greatest We
ever made Accordingly. the prices
were alhsbed TO rock bottom. and
II the present gait keeps up our OBJ
iect will be realized In the next
few days and the sale viii end at
once.
Today 10 the Time.
N you have the necessary cash.
OF can pay down. aay SIS to 800
and the balance In a few months.
attend 60 this at once. Remember
sale will end just az soon as We
raise the necessary amount Your
opportunity IL right now today. d
3. Johnston Co. Oldest and Largest
dealers. 500 second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
TUG SINKS WITH CREW.

VANCOUVER. ". c.. June Is
II Is reported tina, the tug Con
stance. with Captain Nelson and a
crew OF five men aboard. ali OF New
Westminster. has been lost at Riv-
ers Inlet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

feontinued From Page One)
ululeinK operations. The company
paying therefor about one tHoltth
of the rovouun Of tho syatem.
! This contract WAS partially In
OeatlgRted by the grand jury con.
voned by Judge bell 10 January.
1905. aud an effort made to pro.
cure the books Of the company In
order ia pursue tho inquiry into
whether the company had paid
hfibea 20 accomplish ita purposes.
This effort was realeted b. the
company. Eugene Aemple. It's pres
adont. being by Judge Bell commit.
.tod 10 iail for that Resistance. ANA
appeal vas taken 10 thu supreme
court where the efforts 81 the Jury
40 get ponaeasion Of the books we're
defeated
Testimony was given IN the grand
Jury room 10 the effect that tue
Queen City Contracting company
having contract with the Seattle
a Lake washington Waterway
company had paid $500 for 40.
called legal expenses 10 eohnec-
ton with tta efforts - secure
lonae Of the old pumping plant ON
Take Washington owned hY the
city THIS check passed through
some nf the Officers Of the Seattle
a Lake Washington Waterway
company. among others being IN
doraud BY Andrew Heinrich Mem.
beers % the jury hecame convinced
that this $500 Was used Illegally
since no legal services were 70
quirea 20 procure the contract IN
question. Tho grand jury also
condemned the water uaIug contract
between the city and The Lake
Washington Waterway company ne
Irregular and illegal aud the eoun'
eli Zoe granting u. and recommend
"a that legal steps be taken 10 alb
roEafe n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

The shaffer. whittier company,
which conducted a millinery sale In
the coliseum some time ago and
vas closed up by the police on the
grounds of being a transient con
cern. has flied claim with the
city council demanding the return
OF all license money paid The
firm was made 90 pay f25 a day for
five days aud when II refused 10
pay longer. was closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
CASH POURS IN
Big Concessions Induce Heavy
Piano Buying

MANY FINE AND COSTLY PL
AMOS SELECTED AT PIONEER
PIANO HOUSE. Bio iNRoAos
MADE IN UNUSUALLY LARGE
STOCK. SALE LIKELY TO
END IN FEW DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

Blank cartridges. Halls. iii First
- zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
Today 10 the Time.
NOISE.

kOi5Es
And how 20 make IT, Ask Piper
a. Taft. 1924 Second nv. They have
fireworks and flags ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25

Filming tackle. Halls. IN Flrst
az. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-25
FRANK PAUL AND HIS
CEDAR RIVER WATER
GRAFT IS SHOWN UP

lennllnned Boom paEe onel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-17
OWING RACING = GOLF BOXING = ATHLETICS
c. v. j. ACCEPTS
VIRGINIA Def
Basketball Game at Char
lottesville January %, If
Return Date Is Given.

II is very probable that the George
Washington University basketball team
will open its actual playing season on
January 26 in Charlottesville with the
strong quint of the university.
Immediately upon the receipt OF Vir-
ginias def yesterday, published ex-
elusively in The Times, Manager WI
helm held conference with Mr. Robey,
who is at present coaching the team.
and with his approval wired the Char
i0ttesvule manager provisional affirm
alive. He asked that the Orange and
Blue play a return game here some time
during the first two weeks in February.
as an opener for the Bun and Blues
local schedule. and If this is agreed 10
the matter viii be closed at once. Man
ager Wilhelm showed his wisdom in
this as the Virginia qulnt would prove
an excellent drawing card, and a good
game al the beginning would do much
10 ensure success during the rest OF the
season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-17
STEWART SHERMAN
POOL. MATCH MADE
Meet for 900 Points Tues
day, Wednesday, and
Thursday at Metro
pOlitan Hotel.

Frank Sherman. OF Washington. ex-
pool champion Of the world. and Fred
A-stewart. champion Of Canada. will
play a 600-point match AZ the MetIOp-
olitan Hotel, IN Washington, on Tues
day. Wednesday, and Thursday nights.
40 points each night.
Stewart IS from Grand Rapids. Mich,
but has been well known IA this section
Of the country for years. lie was one
Of the first men to help start the present
boom bowling Is experiencing, having
had charge OF the alleys IN the MOnu-
mental Theater. in Baltimore. ten years
ago. lie won the pool championship Of
Maryland. and the District OF Columbia
several years ago and also h stil a
claimant for the championship Of New
England.
Stewart has been in town several
days, and while anxious for a match
with Sherman did not directly chai-
lenge the Washingtonian. as he did not
care 20 put Sherman in the light OF
being forced into competition / ne
match was really made by Bernard
Harding, who brought the two experts
together this morning. ana got them
20 sign articles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-17
WHEN IS A HUBBY
NOT ONES HUBBY?
Russian Peddler Says He's
Single, But "Wife" Claims
He's Married.

CHICAGO. Jan. H.--Whsn Harry Le-
vine left Russia and started 10 the
United States he knew that he was
going into q strange country ana he
expected many stranger things TO hap
pen to him. According 10 the story he
told Judge Windes yesterday his ex-
pectatlcns were realized ana the
strangest thing was that ne got married
That Is, Mrs. Annie Levine says he
was married TO her. but on the stand
LEVINE, who IS & peddlaF at 200 Ealsted
street, protested that she was mistaken.
According 10 his story he, as an IN
sophisticated and gullible foreigner.
had been trapped into a marriage. After
two hours Of debating Judge KVindes
decided that neither Levine nor his
wife had any cause OF action IN his
court and dismissed the bill.
Il am not married. l won't pay what
you call RlimOhy." exclaimed Levine.
Il am married 20 him" asserted Mira.
Levine. Il want a divorce"
- think both had better 80 home and
figure this out for yourselves" said
Judge Windes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-17
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
CHOOSE POWERS CHIEF

Installation ceremonies OF the John
Jacob Aston Command. Spanish War
Veterans. were held at the Soldiers
Home last night
The officers Installed were William b.
Powers, commander; Christopher Cot
ton. senior viee-commander: William
CFewell. junior viee-commander; f. J..
Sullivan, adjutsnti Joseph F. Sullivan,
quaFtsrmaster; John T. Adams. officer
OF the day; Joseph Tusciuski. officer OF
the guard; James Carr. chaplain; ]. j.
Friei. John Sheehan and Henry Horst
man. trustees.
The ceremonies we're conducted by
Senior Vice Department Commander
Charles ], Harlow, Adjutant William
Peacock. QuaEtsrmasteF Thomas Green.
Chief Mastering Ofcer @. J.. Shorey
and Master of Ceremonies Joseph p.
Ruppel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-17
LAFAYETTE LOST MONEY
ON FOOTBALL SEASON

EAsTON. Pa, Jan. I7.-Prof. +. A.
March, jr., graduate manager Of ath-
letics AT Lafayette. has made his report
OF the athletic association, and has
brought out the fact that the assocla-
ton is in need OF s2.000. The report also
states that DR.. Bull, the football coach,
has received $3.50 and that $3.50 Is still
due him Prof. March says that prac-
tically all the debts represent improve
ment 10 the field and are, therefore, not
loss. He fears that they viii not be
able 10 pay SO large salary 10 their
coach again.
Prof, March urges the appointment Of
paid Treasurer. He says. THE red
tape necessary Tor such a system may
be burdensOme, but We are so ladened
with debt that we must not take
chances by putting the expenditure Of
SO many thousands of dollars Ia the
hands Of a boy, who. however well
meaning. may be entirely inexperienced
or habituailly eXtraVa CANT"
The largest debt OF the association IS
note OF $500 for money borrowed TO
purchase ana improve new property.
and 70 pay debts Of the association.