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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-04
Complexion of Committee
Leads to the Belief that FL
nancial Legislation Will Be
Pressed.

-[By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON Dec. 3.-The message President
Roosevelt today both
business attempted by either listening the
The reading a
each house.
Speaker Cannon treated the announcing
the membership committees which led the conclusion
the of that his intention financial leg
aon,
afford depository petitions and letters bear
the question Both the
ouned almost Immediately after the reading
the The house adjourned until Thursday
probable it will again adjourn for
n n a n A A
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-04
BERLIN's UNDERGROUND.
(By Associated Press. }

BERLIN, Dec. 3.-The traffic COM
mission of the municipality of Ber-
lin has decided to build an under
ground railroad running through the
heart of the city. The cost of the
new line is estimated at $15,OOO.OOO.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-04
Excerpts From the MESSAGE.


President Roosevelt yesterday sent
his message to congress, excerpts Of
which are here given. The president
answers the criticisms that have been
showered upon him by the trusts and
their friends in the opening para
graphs of the message, which are as
follows:
No nation has greater resources
than ours, and / think it can be
truthfully said that the citizens of no
nation possess greater energy and in
: dustrial ability. In no nation are the
fundamental business conditions
Y 9Bounder than in ours at this very mo-
ment; and it is foolish, when such is
~ he case, for people to hoard money
instead of keeping it in sound banks;
for it is such boarding that is the
immediate occasion of money string
ency. Moreover, as rule, the bust
ness of our people is conducted with
Honesty and probity, and this applies
alike to farms and factories, to rail
roads and banks, to all our legiti-
mate commercial enterprises.
In any large body of men, how
ever, there are certain to be some
who are dishonest, and if the condi-
tions are such that these men pros
per or commit their misdeeds with
impunity, their example is very evil
thing for the community Where
these men are business men of great
sagacity and of temperament both
unscrupulous and reckless, and
where the conditions are such that
they act without supervision or con-
check from public opinion, they de-
lude many innocent people into max
ing investments or embarking in
kinds of business that are really un-
sound. When the misdeeds of these
successfully dishonest men are dis
covered, suffering comes not only
upon them, but upon the innocent
men whom they have misled. 1t is
a painful awakening, whenever it oc-
ours; and, naturally. when it does
occur those who suffer are apt to for
get that the longer it was deferred
the more painful it would be- In the
effort to punish the guilty it is both
wise and proper to endeavor SO far
as possible to minimize the distress
of those who have been misled by
the guilty. Yet it is not possible to
refrain because of such distress from
striving to put an end to the mis-
deeds that are the ultimate causes OF
end where possible to punish those
responsible for them There may be
honest differences of opinion as to
many governmental policies; but
surely there can be no such differ
ences as to the need of unfiinching
perseverance in the war against sue
cessful dishonesty.
With regard to interstate COM
merce, the message says in part:
The antitrust law should not be
: Yepealed; but it should be made botl
90 hore efficient and more. in harmony
with actual conditions. 1t should be
so amended as to forbid only the
kind of combination which does harm
to the general public, such amend
ment to be accompanied by, or to be
an incident of, a grant of supervisory
power to the government over these
big concerns engaged in interstate
business This should be accompan
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-04
DEATH OF FRANCIS O'NEILL.
Try Associated Press \

LONDON, Dec. 3.-Francis O'Neill
Of the London stoff of the Associated
Press. died at his home today, after
an illness of several weeks. Mr.
O'Neill was widely known in news
paper circles in the United tSates
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-04
MRS. BRADLEY
EXONERATFD
~AN~>~&~A~>~>>>~>~>AA~~~
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, Dec 3"Not guilty, was the verdict in the
of Mrs Bradley who
Senator The this
being all night.
The verdict
just after midnight but there hint of what
until it read by the clerk Bradley
eepless night and looked it, She
but her ips, action
the heaving her
raging within
The the verdict
which the bailf unable
the judge
ped their hands and cheered Mrs gasp
in her seat overcome with
emotion She left the with lawyers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-04
VERDICT
Of NOT
GUILT
TIREY l.. FORD, ACCUSED OF
BRIBING SUPERVISORS.
is FREE.
N~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~1
(By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

= SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. a. .
= After being out less than five =
. hours the jury in the case of .
. Tirey L. Ford charged with .
. bribing supervisors to obtain .
. an overhead trolley franchise, .
y at 1905 o'clock tonight .
. brought in verdict of not .
= guilty. =
. go ~A%>%% >%>H~ .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-04
Hold Conference on
Currency Legislation
~~~>e~~~~~~eee~ees~ ~~~4<
[By Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3,-A conference White
House this evening between the Adch
Rhode
currency legislation Adrich conclusion the
ference that nothing definite had been decided upon.
%%%%%%~% %~~~~~ - = . . . . . .
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aae laaen: ,,@mt.. q.

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81, ihrsibt: 4as 9eute, pelde ben
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nit ben 0irtunsen auBerorosutIih
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lie, mas re bon inn benton, ano ims
mel Iagen fe .er lit gut.
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mittels sefdlt p0rnen uno es lauist:
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lis 50. 5onns Ane., @bicasp, 81.
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lidsr 6ilFs ssIans e. 6rau g~arfitlO
uno Die 6siosn GlisTsn ainosr 81 rets
ten. 0as iiinsFe 4ino i'm Utter ocn 5
Sahrsn f9uebt a5er ned in @efn6r.
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faBf uno erlitt sineH o0ppslteR arm~
bruh uno ihrere 9erIsbuussn am
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sebenoen @le0ascr eneetlemmt naroe.
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2uetfhunasr odoon. nirb d6sr, psnu
feins gomplieatiOuen eiHtreteR, nit
osm 9e5en naDoHtommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
ano-pakota.

Die Grnis 1T in Donsm ganas
unS Der grtrag 1T in 4assmeinsn Gin
fsbr gutter.
Ulit BEN 9sri6Dinbsn Der aros
gen Observation-Disclosures, nsasn
4ufk6ung Der frsisn Weios, Fno nun
aud bic 9isbprsiis 81 elmer unseobns
ten 50bs esfiessn.
Der Sta5iratb in 5fgbmort
Bot cine 9erorbRaHg aneenommsn,
uslhe ben iunesn esuien beibsrlei @ss
ihlshts bas .glirtsn' uno 5erumIuns
germ duF oer Strabe uno an 6ifsnts
Iihsn pidten 5sr5istst.
gu 9Ien6Om brannis ods
6aug BET 8rau Carrie gros nis5sr,
nobel bike iommt 4 aiHoern in ben
5lnmmen umtom.
- DIR 656H islisns Gna. bag Elm
5Reiener Gl5fmsye 6sssbt. ersisnsis
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so %OerEanfen oOer bod pertanihtn.

yrahtoOue 160 Afer Earn, 3 MeiIsn
bon Rstpastum, isis. 100 Nder inter
Yflna, 60 ader 8eibe. 6ols un6 0eus
eano- Aaf oieier 6arm fin6et man BON
Dem auerbsften eano i'm Staate 8isconfn.
@nt.s z 9inmer gafiteiu 6aus. Stetu
Tunoament; ieinsr Stau 40 BEL 60 gyuE
NIT Stein 5nnOamsnt. Qaes in ontem
SuitanOe. 90 Stad Rinooieb t6nnsn Ieiht
ouf oIslsr 6arm uHtsrbalten ueroen. @uter
wiartt tar ale @rjsugniBe. Bia iebr biQio
eessH 5aar Dertaufen ODER eeaen fleiuss
GIsentbum Hmtauidsn. Man oorsiire
w. .. e. 0 columbia 90 Waion ct.
N~iIDautee. QBis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
Hus rlliIwaukss.

- Gins b0fe llebsrraidung bradte
pie gr5ffnung Der 4nsebots fir ben
.f&nu nes neaen Muoitnriums am T..
l9iontag. gegsn so Mngebote pdren
fIHselaufen, ubsr bic n%ieorisitsu laatez
NeH duf $4,000, pdbreno Der @ez
isAldaft nur $4,000 CUR gerfa=
sRng iteben. oa $4,000 fir bic IN
mere Q~usitattuns reisr0irt nerOen
mIHen. Die BLAME psroen olio Dobl
edn3 beheutsRb umsetrsmpelt unO
uo6mals neue 4nsebots siHssforoert
tDer0en miiTsH.
- Die 5rufee6eh5roe BEG Gouutps
b9fpitoIs bat bic @ontraete gum 8au
oar neieH Abtheilunq far Su5erculoie
ga $11,521 oerssbsn. 0as @ehduoe
ptro allen ARiprdten Der Reu5sit 5es
mnB siussri9tet ieiR uno 40 patienz
ten a%ufnebmeR t0nnen.
Die nGotb. 5ome din0iug
@Tn.A BAT 5ei9lofsn, pdbrsno Der
tpmmenoeH Stdnisjair Elm Rsitaurant
onf Dem 6airpIobe gu betrsibsn un0
Den Reirertraa oss llnternebmeus Dem
8atb. ard6erssim, BEN 6aus pom
8uten 9irisr uno benz ct. 8inceH3s
6tnoelbous 3nSupsRoen. 0amit nun
Elm grTpIs er3ie,t perOe. ino ale
tDobltbdtis seIinntsn 9erioRen ers
1uHt, oasislbe our9 gsitrGge Don 2es
oensmittsIn. ME RartpffsIu, Me5I,
Butter, Gisr, 6eiih. Semitic, aafiee,
3uder ufD., gu f6r0ern. Qles min
NIT Ddnt an9enommen.
SIN Qltsr0on fat 81 Sahrsn lit
9r. Noam Sroit, Elm alter bstdnRter
Biirger Milpuutss's, aus Dem 9e6en
gel6ieOen. R. /. p.
5n 9tfemer, Mi6., no er bic
@usfiibruRg zines ft6otif1eR gons
tracts ii6ernommen bate, purOe5bos.
q. 8entleb, Elm betannter gaucontrars
tor Der Siioieits, in sinem Streite
unit 2 OOrtigeH itdotifdsn 8eamtsn
6terdrt perpriiselt, OaB er ieBt gebirnz
Ielioeno lit uno in elmer 6eildnitalt
uhtersebraht psrOsn muBts.
- Der 60 Sabre aIte in Wsif gnis
bei9dftigts arbeiter u. .. Better
Buroe in Der Rdh Der Mi6ieaH Itrdz
BenzSriide ais 2eids i'm 5lu1e 9efun=
hen. Bie er gu ieinem Sore tam, lit
nod niht aufgetldrt.
S~o0efdlle. Qm 26.
4uguit. Abam SroH, go. 1902
Gberrp Str. 81 Sabre; g~egrdbniB
9onHerstag. ct. Soisp6's. II Did.
HaIler, RO. 1920 Glart Str, 80
Sabre; 8ssrdbniB, Dounerstas. ct.
Mnna.
Selbi b. - Der 80 Sa9z
re alts oerbeiratbete anhreider Treo.
Dean, 90. 447 8arclap Str, ma6te
ieinem Qeben our9 grhGngen elm
Gnbe. Den angsb0rissn til ss uns
ertldrli6, mas ben Mann al Der
66ot getrieben babsn fam.
nugIids : gapttel. -
Der 80 Sabre aIte @r6eiter 81.
&OICpir5 fam beim Q6Ieieen DON
elmer Gar 70 unsIiidli9 gu 5an, OaB
sr einen complicirten S6doelbruh
%bdDOntrus uno in beoentIidem 3us
, tan6e OarnisDerlisat. u I'm fsinen
! bon siHem BinbItOBe inn sntfi6rtsu
put gu fansen, fprana Elm etpa %
9Sabre alter unbetannter Mann BON
miner in oOner 6ubrt besrifFenen Gar,
Yam babel gu San uno erlitt einen eez
fdbrli6en SGd0el5ruh. - Ra6 Dem
cSennB Don OeIfarOinsn, bic offenbar
psrbOrben geDsien Iein maHen, err
4tantten 6rdu gbas. $. @arfielo, 80.
P52 8roaoDdn, uno lire Ginoer, bic
I'm 4Iter BON II, 9 uno 5 Sa6ren Iie=
ben, an 9ersiftuns. 9rOmpter drsts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
Sine biuiae 6ottaae.

Skinner 9Otiass, nit eemsHt 9los
6~HaoamsHt. 4aiiu, SeDer, @as. g1su
nHssltriReu uno in sHtsm 3~riianoe. 81
tot. Ereis S2400. Bebinaunaen s3O0
6aar, yteit mORatlih. Rors5ffIihe Gss
"a. uno 6aoIep St. QGtmfraosn bsf gg
ehnlsa Be5s 2l3-21T HsRwaisr CTR
! SIc6 H6rolih bon @rano aos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
9n0tn4tn.

Der superintendent Ser Nnti=
S~oIooH=2isa pon Snoiaua bat ioebtn
cine 3uiammsnheluRs Ser ~trodensn"
uHo nnahen4 5opRi5ips DON Snoiana
Dolsuoet uno tommt gu folssuoem Re
Iult1te: 20 Prctsnt Der SonnIbips
osr5ieter ben @strdnfspertauf. @s
eibt 10 trodens Sopnibips nit sis
ner geoolteruHs BON 1,050,000 oesen
306 nofe S%onHihips. Serner ai5t
g So trodsns gitp 0dros nit elmer
8eUogteruHg Don mebr als 100, 600,
aHo "a 0obnuR5soiitricts nit uns
sefdbr oeriel5su geoolterunassabI.
Seit Dem /. Mo 1905 fnS 9O4
Multiplication aus Dem @eiddft gee
trieben DOrOen. Su Snoiana lsbeu
1,250.000 gerionen unter 9robibis
ton, Die 6dlfts Der 8eo0lferungssa6l,
bic Snotaua i'm Sabre 1900 bate.
Su @rop orDsutIIe ers
moroete Otto BaItsr, 33 Sabre alt,
isine 6rau, inOsn sr ibr nit cinsm
Sol6enmdfsr Den Gals Don Sbr gu
DIR ourdHhnitt uno fhnitt Tb oanR
ieI6it ben Sals al. 5duslihe @irreR
iparen Die uriade oer Ihredlihen
9luttbat.
lin i6r 4ii6enfeuer anSufdhsn,
poute 6rau M. 5. 8ptauo i'm Rabs
udrb 0oteI gu 9dmmOno qstro-
lelm ouf's Gsuer sisBeu. Die aanne
enthIslt dber 8diolin unO erpIcoirte
iofort, nobel Die 6rau I6rsdlih pers
6rdnnt puros.
Sine sntiebli6e gluttbat purOe
in 9orD oeriibi. Nus pielen 0uns
ben bIuteno, puroe sort in BEN Sanbs
Oiinen bic 6iGbr. @qd Sdraoer toot
aufgefunoen, Die BON sinem DiifIing
ansesriifsn unO ourh MsKeriti6e uno
S6ldge sntfsbli6 sugerihtst tporOen
mar. Q%btbeilungen Don 9iirasrn
md6ten SogO auf ben Sbdtsr, bis isbt
1T es ober ni6t selunsen, Isiner babz
BAIT 81 nerben.
Sin bur6 gIiB16ldg ~entfanSes
res 6euer serit0rte in RepnpIOs
Oos poitse5duoe, gbinips @iIeupdas
reugsiddft. 2 @irtbfdaftsn, einen
8drbierIaosu, cine S6miebe, elm Re
itaurunt, Msner's S6u6laoen, Rrus
ger &c McQuaoe's 0aarenbdus,
Cabs Giisnpaarsngsf6dft uno 9eims
lib Bros AderbaugerdthslaOen. Sc
idmmtf6aosR $4,000.
- Sn sinem 6otel in gbicaao err
i6oB @bds. u. Qnbrens, Elm friiberer
Reitauratsur in @Itbart, Snoa
gtbel Blaine BON TIora, unb 6ez
ging Oonn Sel6ItmorO. Der W6roer
uno Selbfm0roer bate feline Srdu
unO fsinen 'SobR psrlaFen, UNI NIT
benz WdO9eR umber3usisben.
Sn RoheFer Der6rouutsn
Gbas. De5iter, feline Satin unO ibr
2 Sabre aItes Rino. in einem 6euer,
oas oergrpIoliOn zines 9aIolinoiens
folgte uno ihr Uobnbdus eindIherte.
ginen Sp0ten uno IA 8erlsbte
CAB e BEL eiHsm 3uidmmsnItoB spiz
Ihsn sinem giterSue uno sinem
&dumanss8us bel 9dgsrstppn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01

Fa >. %. ouf Der q ofsbubsRs e
f%erootion. no Iif ner Siour Snz
oiunsr .Roibes 6emO" erIdoB. neil
feline S6piegermutter nidt oas 6eim
nit ibm uuo insr Rsupsrmdblten
tReiIsn uno alss 9oI5 fir Die Saus-
tlltuna baden polts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
aalh. Nrbeiler . anrran-

las bon ben bsuii6sn IntboIiih,n uns
iutiasnnsssuHb 9aHsllHss 8erstues RON
eslsecHiin oIsantirtt ireic N~rbsitsuahs
EelluHess uno 9niormaticus : Bureau Be-
rnea 10 iesti Ia SO. 220 GisesHiu ctr.
D2. HcbIina1 Eeeref6r.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
Sn perfaufrn ODER an Oermietbeu.

Cine laous Garm / Section aroB. antss
eaHo, sutss Bonsr, 5aus unb Stsa. !
nseils pom Conn, aass in suiem 8aitanoe
" ~ p~ertanfsn o6er Al nermietbsu
GOrsis: aHtOn 3aisnsr, QlOorston, gortb
4Datota.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01

Rebrdsta. - Die ftddiIide Sic
TenbobHcommiFion Bat an bic @reat
Rortbern s8abn ben 8efebl erlaFen,
bic gsuadtbsilisuns Omaba's su
@unItsn Don minneapolis ouxh bic
Weigsrune, gabnpasen gum gerlaosu
DON @strsios gu Iiefsrn, lofort ein5uz
iteusn. - Sin Rod Sslon6s S6neas
aug sntsleiIs bei3 compton mos
Sci 2 Yerionen aetootet uno 6 berlebt
purOen. - 2oris 9iseins. peI6er am
II. gldi gu U 0 allie ben fdrmer
%. 8. goppls uno bsFen, 5rau srs
morOet bate, ipuroe BEL isinsr Qns
tunft in 8ancro I, mo Der groceB
ltattfinoen iolts, BON 20 Wdnnern
BEN Sbsriff entriFsn uno auIgebdngt.
SIN 8alep : Sdnitarium 3u
2incoln ftorb untsr Furht5dren
Shmer3sn Der Udrter 5. @dInsIb.
benz, pdbrsnb sr fdlisf, Die am gers
folgungspabn lsi0enbe Serene RideI
GnrboIfdurs in Dumb. gaIs uno Qus
gen geIhittst bate.
DabiugtOn.- gsi elmer ers
pIoIion in Der 5uItons@rube 81
5rdHtlin purben 2 Qrbeitsr fos
fort set0Otst. 6 anOers fhpsr OsrIebt.
california. - Sn Dupont be
Nemoures' guIper unb Dbnamitfabril
3u 5obrante n0rblih bon gtrtes
leb. srsignstsn i6 8 grploIionen.
psI6e ben COB bon 2 psrfontn CUR
6olge batter unb bic Bauritge6duoe
%gr0btenfbeils 8ert0rtsn. - 9eim 9ers
IaOen Don aObleH Ihlue Der Dampfer
,Qeupulco" BON BET 9acific Wail
Stsamfbip So. am 9od in gan
Granetseo pI0Bli9 um uRo osrs
FAM. pafagisrs nno gsmdnnuns
puron gsrettet; aber bic 2aOung III
elm Oouitdnoiser 8erIuii.
alabama. - Gin 9aFasisr5us
Der Birmingham M;nerol giisnbabn
sntgIsits 5Diidsn Qfgsr uno
5o1ns. nobel 4 9erIoneu gsi0Otst
uno 8 f6Der Oerlebt purOsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
gu p~erfaufcn.

20 Gdsr sntss eun6 nit grnts 2 Ribe.
sp oabHsr. aroser ih0nsr @arisn, autes
6ans uno S6eune. 6nttsr Hin. cine
Aasils BON eanoftdo6eu lit frunt6sitsboIs
per an Uerfaufsn. Dlan abrsiiirs: Nie
asiHtsI, @rano Rapios. isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
craanin perIanot

SH Der Ct saursntius : 9ir6s ~ Rils
Uaufss, Diro Elm Grgnuit perlonot
Dian penoe ITO an 3ieD. Norbert 9ierins
Ger, 53l p aDs 0lilpaatte. isis.
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S2aDaySure

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01

5lufe gu 0ss Motnss infolsc
8enterns hires 8ootss.
8strGhtliteH Sdootn hdbeu
I1pere @eDittsrftiirme uno lorna.
Dos in SheilsH opR So6ufpR.
Clinton, Safper uHo anosrsu
@ounties aResridtet. 9d6e Qftpn
purOe SEQ. @Dnn's 5arm6aus BON
Dem Sturmpinoe pemOlirt, nobel Elm
tlsinss Sinh Der 5dmiIis @onn ast00s
tet. 6rou Conn unO 6rau Sob.
SbielOs tooilih Oerlsbt puroen.
@bas. SbermuR DUn Rut.
elmer Der 9ioniere oortiosr
9eseno, puroe pom Srsi6riemen elmer
DrsidmdIhine erfaBt uno Sermdlmt.
Der 10 SABRE alts garl 9drtins
BON Salem, srtront beim Baden
i'm 9ittIe @sodr grset.
Der ndbe 9 lpomfielO ans
idfigs poblbdbnoe 6urmer CLAUDE
Stransberrp nuros pom 9libe sr.
idlogen uno auf gleihs 0siie fano
Der BEL 8iIlisca po6rhdfte 30
Sabre dlte 6armer 4l6. Sesgar sinsu
When Sob.
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The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
PRINCETON TO PLAY PENN?
Undergraduates Using Every Means
to Re-establish Relations.
Captains and Managers Discuss Pro-
posed Game. but Faculties VIII
Have n say in the Matter.

Princeton. y J., Dec 1.-THE fact that
Princeton and Pennsylvania have been
conducting informal negotiations looking
toward a football game next fan between
them since the close Of the recent season
leaked OUT to-day
Manager Wheeler. OF Princeton. and
Manager Disston met on Franklin Field
at the Army and Navy game. and the
possibility OF a game was discussed by
them.
Following this Captain-elect Holienback.
Of Pennsylvania. was the guest Of Capt.
Mccormack. Of Princeton. al Princeton
over last Sunday. and the talk Of the
game was renewed.
All Of these men are personally in favor
of a game. and FL would be arranged with
ont further bubble were their views 10
decide the matter. but there has been
opposition among old graduates growing
out OF the feud Of the early 'sG's. which
remains 10 be abridged. and the consent
Of the faculty committees OF the two in
stitutiOns is necessary.
The matter has not vet reached tho
stage where it can be presented To the
faculties. but there Is little likelihood that
serious objection would be met on that
score.
Almost all Of the old Princeton football
men now favor another big game. and
whether il viii be with Harvard or Penn
sylyania makes little difference 20 them.
The difficulties which led 10 the Pennsvl-
wanna break in 1894 have been practically
forgotten on both sides. and the under
graduates maintain now very friendly
feeling toward each other There Is no
doubt that a meeting Of the old sectional
rivalries would add a tremendous interest
TO the football season AT both institutions
particularly at Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is eager for a game.
The beneficial effect OF the big game for
both Princeton and Pennsylvania is
recognized on both sides. and II only re-
mains 10 overcome the objection OF a few
who retain the old animosity for the
game 10 be arranged. The reason neither
side viii not talk OF the negotiations is
the feeling that the more talk is heard
the less chance Of the success Of the
effort 10 arrange a game.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
SET DATE FOR REGATTA.
Stewards OF intercollegiate Associa-
tiOn Agree on June % for Races.


New York Dec. 14-The stewards of
the intercollegiate racing associations
Francis S. Bangs. Columbia: Thomas S.
Beath. Pennsylvania, and Judge Frank
Irvine. Cornell-have decided on June p.
a Saturday, for the intercollegiate regatta
at Poughkeepsie in 1893.
1t will be the first time in some seasons
that a Saturday has been the day for the
races, but it is understood that the com
mittee always has favored Saturday
date for the races, IL the tide serves
This year it is expected that the first Of
the races will be rowed on the beginning
OF the ebb, and that the full strength will
be available early in the evening for the
varsity race.
As TO the matter Of entries for the
races next June, the stewards are not
now in a position TO announce what col
leges are TO be represented on the Hud-
son Last year there were seven-COium-
Dia. Cornell. Georgetown, Naval Academy,
Pennsylvania, Syracuse, and Wisconsin
As the stewards will not send out invi-
tations before January or February, and
as answers viii not be received before
March ], in many cases, it cannot be fore
told which colleges Will be there
There have been the reports that one
Of the Pacific Coast colleges might be
represented and also that the Army
may have a crew Princeton has been
included among the colleges which rumor
has depicted as eager TO come to Hudson
While Il seems reasonable to expect
that all seven Of the colleges which were
there last year will be there again, and
that no newcomers will appear, nothing
definite will be available until after March
l, when the replies are due in the hands
OF the stewards.