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The Washington times., 1908-11-22

applauded. Yale seemed at last 20 be
getting into its stride, and the predic-
ton Of a touchdown, In JIG time, was
heard on every side. But that touch
down failed to materialize, for precise
ly the same reason as in the first half.
Harvard's line could hold, and hold
nightly, when Yais needed yards for
a first down.
Red Holds the Blue.
Slap, bang went the men in blue, but
the red giants rot the ball on down on
their Ss-yard line. Just about that time
the duel between GoebsI and Dunlap,
me Yale right and Harvard left guard,
ended in favor Of the former Worth
inEton went in for the Harvard man.
All along the line and until the last
whistle bic" q mighty battle was go
| ing on.
YaIe's line averaged $50 pounds, or
two pounds more than that of the
! crimson. It was almost en even break.
BidJIe appeared 10 have the best OF
/ Nuu-se at center but otherwise the
battle wa ged evenly. While the mighty
Fish broke through and tackled in mas
terly fashion his opponent Hobbs re-
| trieved himself by his aggressive at
tack Brides and Mckay fought each
other like tigers and TO draw. Both
Iaeys Of ends were fleet Of foot and dead
lily tackers.
/ OF :he lot, Captain Burch, Of Yale.
Iuntl relieved by Haines, played the
stellar game Cutler Outclassed Doth
Corey and Johnson at quarterback He
ran his team with more snap and vim
and with better generalship.
HH.FrH af.H ~
Iy after tile beginning Of the second
half. The rest Of the Harvard backheid
were a classy bunch. Corbett, White,
land Kennard ran well and backed mp
Their line ia good shape. VerweiDa was
best on line bucldnE. Coy was head
land shoulders better than any
man in the Harvard backaeld. His
Ipunts were strong and certain and his
lime smashing destructive.
Harvard Solves COy's Kicks.
But Harvard had solved his attack
land the whole team was on him like
la pack OF wolves every time he got
the IaIl. He ran so strongly, however
That he injured three of Harvard's oes'
uea. once when he was fercely tackled
10y Fish. the Crimson field captain va=
IDut out for five minutes. but gameIy re
isumed play and finished the game
ICoy's greatest fault was shown toward
|the end of the second half. when twicl
Ion fake kicks he was hurled back foI
losses. Fish on one OF these occasions
with Crowley nailed him and threw hin
for a teu-yaTG loss.
/ The Yale team grew desperate as The
/ second half progressed. 1t seemed OF
several occasions as II Coy and hi'
I t.-p, v,afas fhrof1uh anxiety 10 score
lost their precision and coheTency o.
team play. Finally Yale sprang tt'
/ dying effort Hobbs dropped back u
try for a goal from placement at Har
wards 45-yard line. Johnson held IN,
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
MRS. SOMMERS' BURNS
DECLARED SERIOUS

Mrs. A. Z, Sommers, forty years Of
age, a clerk IN the Treasury Depart
ment, who was horribly burned about
the face and body by setting her cloth
ing on fire with a lighted candle in her
room at $40 Tenth street northwest, sew
eral days ago. was said to be in a seri-
Gus condition by doctors at the Elmer
gency Hospital last night.
Mrs. Sommers took a lighted candle to
her room. and had been there only a
few moments when other persons living
IN the house were startled by her
shrieks. Rushing 10 her room they
found the woman lying on the floor with
her clothing in flames.
10 is thought that Mrs. SOmmers set
her waist on fire by leaning over the
candle, which had been placed on a
dresser.
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Record Gathering Expected
at Waterways Meeting
Here Next Month.
CAPTAIN ELLISON
TALKS OF PLANS
Declares Convention Stands for
Policy National in Character.
Prominent Speakers.

One Of the largest gatherings in the
history of the waterways movement
will be held in Washington, December
20 II, when the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress VIII convene. The
sessions will be held in the New VIII
lard, and Capt. J. F. Ellison. Of Cincin-
natl secretary of the congress. stated
yesterday that 1000 delegates are eS-
pected.
Captain Ellison has been associated
with maritime affairs for more than
thirty years as master and owner OF
vessels on the Ohio river, and Is re-
garded as an authority on the saoJec-
OF waterway Improvement. For more
than fourteen years he has been a
strong advocate for q broad and com
prehensive policy Of waterways.
Not Sectional Project.
In speaking of the proposed congress
last night Captain Ellison said:
.-,The National Rivers and Harbor-
Congress stands for a policy toward
the development of the waterways OF
our country, and not for any individua
project. 1t is national IN its character
for every State viii be represented as
well as hundreds of cities. boards OI
trade. chambers Of commerce. and la
Dor organizations.
Roster of Speakers.
''Whils the program has not yet beef
completed. 1t is understood that Am
bassador Bryce, OF Great Britain; Am
Dassador NabuCO, of Brazil; Secretariel
Wilson and Garfield; Clifford Pinchot, o.
the Forestry Bureau; Governor n. b
HroWard of Florida. president Of th
National Drainage Association; Govern
or FraaI, of Hawaii; Governor Dinner
Of Illinois, ]. W. Van Cleave, presiden
of the National Manufacturers Asso
citation, Horace Mcfarland, presideu
Of the National Civic Association; An
drew Carnegie, who viii be one of tn
delegates from the Pittsburg board o
trade. and Samuel Gompers, presideu
of the American Federation Of Labor
viii be among the speakers.
Many OF the railway association
have granted reduced rates for the con
ventions and I feel confident that ia
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
will be the most largely attended con
vCntiOn Washington has seen this year
with the possible exception OF tn
tuberculosis Congress"
The Washington times., 1908-11-22

Jew YORK, Nov. 2l.-In further
standardization of her claims In her suit
for 100000 for breach Of contract
against Oscar Hammerstein, Miss fran
ces Lee today gave out excerpts from
some of the letters which she claims
MT Hammerstein wrote her during the
ten years, and more, OF the acquaint-
anceship OF the impresario and singer.
One Of the letters dated August o
1900, contains nearly 1900 words. and
reads. in part. as follows:
"At your departure on that hot June
afternoon you kissed me. you Rugged
me before a lot Of people, IN public
place almost. and felt I was leaving
behind me two souls enraptuEd with
me. / was a proud and happy man.
Through these seven years you had
shared my efforts TO lift myself from a
terrible financial disaster into prosper
ity. You watched over me, you sym
pathized with me in temporary TeYers-
Is, and gIoried with me in success.
''In our room in FO-ty-sixth street at
YOUR side / made M most prominent
invention and conceived and carried out
nv enormous enterprises It seemed as
If q genius was with me and when
left YOU: you took my head In your
hands and kissed my forehead and eye
lids-it was a mingling Of live and rev.
erence. ] repaid you for It by pFeseFV-
ing for you and you alone, every artery
of Iove-a love so sweeping that every
minute and moment OF my existence
contained a thought OF you. Never IN
these seven years have / been untrue 20
you, even "a thought
letters Grew Gold
-Four letters Of late have been stereo-
typed in character and cold and when
I thought Of the last one my blood
stormed through my veins and lay
still IN my bed praying % be struck
dead. l knew 1 was going mad. Was
that my Bruce. my girl, my love, my
wife IN all but name. that had suddenly
turned from me, WTlthing in mortal
pain? That she could turn away from
I Oscar-OscaT Hammerstein, Of whom
/ the town is proud who. even If 1 say
I IL myself towers above common man
{ kind. of oscar Hammerstein, the almost
/ boylike man with the heart of g girl,
[ who never wrouged a human being in
his life. who had one pleasure in life.
/ one happiness in his terrific struggle
1 with adversely, who called Bruce his
I own, his life, his sunshine! My mind
was a liar 1 ran away from the doc
/ tors; # was Friday / thought 10 come
/ to Bethel on Saturday 70 see II Bruce
was Bruce, or a phontom; but they told
me that Bruce was in White Lake al
! the Casino with a jolly crowd. She in
a jolly crowd with the knowledge that
/ I was smortaIly IN! Your Oscar
All Imagination.
! The above. Miss Lee says. was writ
/ ten TO her while she was In the noun
talns for the summer. She says Jhaf
} MT Hammerstein believed that she had
/ a young man friend whom she cared
more for than Mr.. Hammerstein, bu
she said It was simply a matter OF
{ imagination.
Another misslve dated August 6, 1904
written to her, she says while she was
In the mountains, runs in part like this
when a woman loves a man devoted
~ she has 10 secrets; every little hap
peniug she tattles and prattles to the
loved one. It's pleasure TO her. and fl
/ makes her so much more lOVable
/ am a shadow Of myself you are thu
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LIVES NINETY DAYS
WITH BROKEN BACK

NEW YORK. Nov 2I-The surgeons
at the German Hospital in Newark. y.
j., have discovered by means of an y
ray that Elmer Dressed. thirteen years
old, Of 121 Central avenue. Newark, has
been living for three months with q
broken back. The Injury was received
while diving At Asbury Park and was
regarded at the time as very slight
Later. however, DresseIs side was para
lived. and it was the treatment for this
paralysis that revealed the disloCatiOu
Of one OF the upper vertebrate Of his
spine. There is a chance for his re-
COVeTy.
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One Of Many.

I wrote the letter published as
have written thousands of similar ones.
Ny BUSINESS is 10 force singers Be
tween US must exist that .camaraderie
which enables me 20 understand them.
They are Ike spoiled children often,
you see. You have 10 coddle and en-
courage them and 10 force their latent
talent and often expend money TO deveI-
op their voices
4 encourage them ali as l did Miss
Lee. she was not singled out for pref
eTence, once ] thought she would be
great Because I can't make them all
stars, then l am sued. She may have
oiner letters from me. in this business
one has 10 be genial and pleasant IL
u nice way 10 be. However il some
times brings about complications that
may be misunderstood
" neu she was shown Mr.. Hammer
stelns Interview in which he said he
had written a thousand similar letters,
Miss Lee said simply.
w ell, II Mr. Hammersteiu wrote such
letters ID all the singers he tries 90
force, he certainly must need a large
corps of stenOsrapheTs Mr.. Hammer
stein was always as q father % me. and
when he wished none could De more
kindly or more fatherly."
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BURNING LOVE TALE
TOLD IN MISSIVES
Oscar Hammerseins Letters to Miss Bruce" Lee Pub
lished by Recipent-She Sues for 100000 on
Strength of Them.

only person on this great world that ]
confide all and everything TO: you have
been one-half OF me for the past seven
years; I watched over you and lived
for you. 1t is only for the pleasure Of
being with you a few hours every DAY.
TO share your joys ana troubles aud
kiss the eyes and mouththat always
were the sweetest on earth for me-
One letter dated July 81. 1906. reads. in
part, as follows:
MY only Bruce: Don't lock yourself
up, Bruce, 20 and enjoy yourself. /
want you 10 come back with those glori-
Gus pink cheeks that i fell IN love with
so many years ago. II seems but yes
terday- A long kiss and a great hug
fTcm your evcr-lOFing OSCAR.
An Interesting Letter.
A letter dated August Il, 190l, is inter
esting II reads. IN part like this:
TO my letter telling you that my
| financial condition was dangerous, OW-
/ ing &c the terrible bad roof reason and
that personally / was depressed and i'll
at ease, 1 r .CeIved the words sorry for
it Ny dearest Bruce, might have said
Oscar. my duty is by your side when
III and when in danger; If you want me
I'll come
Next to having the smallpox, hate
10 be In the category Of suckers. il the
doctor lets me 80 out tomorrow wiss
| send the postofhce order, else the day
/ after Your OSCAR
! A note dated July q. 1900. runs as
follows:
My only Bruce Bruce, 1 am lonely.
] want you. But I'll have TO do with
out YOU for your health's sake. / am
/ embracing you my dear, good Boosie.
/ Goodbye for today more tomorrow,
/ your
OSCAR"
| ..T 90 49,, 60 - ..f4 ~, ry--....
| as he Ia ghingly turned TO look 10 a
/ note book. This case Is lie 10. a. You
| see q manager has many suits against
I him Of various kinds and he cannot
/ remember them all off-handed."
| Mr.. HammeTsteiu went more in de-
/ tails today than in this statement print
/ ed IN the morning papers. and said that
/ one little word covered in this suit
! 1t is the word .camaraderie' " saiG
| Mr.. Hammersteiu.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
POPE'S HEALTH BETTER.

ROME, Nov. I.-The Pope has al
most entirely recovered from the cold
and hOarseness that recently made it
necessary for him to discontinue his pri-
v6te audiences, and this morning these
audiences We're resumed. The Pope,
however, still looks pale AID fatigued.
Today he received Mgr Kennedy. rector
of the American College here, and the
Rev, George W. Mundelein, chancellor
of the diocese Of Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
YOUTH IS CONFINED
ON LARCENY CHARGE

Benjamin Hawkins, a tweIve-year-oId
colored boy, was locked up at the House
of Detention last night on a charge OF
larceny. Precinct Detective Kleindinst,
who made the arrest, says that he found
a pair OF gloves in the boys possession
which We're stolen from Alfred Johnson,
of 2H Elm street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
WRECK SURVIVORS LAND.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IA number
Of the survivors OF the packet H II.
Carter, wrecked by the blowing up OF
its boilers north OF PIaquemiue, La, ar
rived here late tonight. All We're badly
sCOTChed and they report that the eX-
uloslou was Of such force as 10 com
pTetely wreck the vessel 1t is believed
that the death list will include twelve
members Of the crew and four pas
sengeTs.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
EXPLOSION BURNS AUTO.

caused an explosion which set fire 10 an.
automobile belonging to John 81. Payne,
IN shed in the rear of 1725 Eleventh
No. 7 engine company responded 10 an
alarm, and eXtnguished the blaze after
the machine had been damaged TO the
extent of 500.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22

Referee-W. S. LangfOrd, Trinity.
Umpire-W. H. Edwards, Princeton.
Field Judge. K. Hat, Dartmouth
Head linesman-H. B. Racket, West
Point. Time of halves-3S minutes
Goal from heId-KennaTd- Final
score-Harvard, q; Yale, o.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-20
Directors Meeting Of
Logan Newspaper Co.

A meeting Of the directors OF the
Logan Newspaper company was held
on Tuesday evening at the office Of ]
G. Walters. This was the first meet
Ing since Jan. 1, 1907, About the only
business transacted was the engag ing
Of J. G. Walters at an expense of $50.
to be paid from the company's money,
to defend The suit that W II THAN
has brought against Bullen, Odell and
Walters with regard to the 1888 shares
that they for the company had paid to
Moore and Turner in lieu OF money.
This motion vas objected to bv Mr.,
Hendrickson on the ground that NE
othex directors had been instEpmental
In bringing about the sste and should
therefore bear the expense.
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OS rEOPATHY-AS DEFINED
IN APPLETIoN's UNIvER-
SAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA

''Osteopathy is method OF
treating diseases of the human
body without the use of drugs, by
means of manipulations applied
TO various nerve centers, chiefly
those along the spine, with a view
70 inducing free circulation Of the
blood and lymph, and an equal
distribution Of the nerve forces.
Especial attention is given to
the reimbursement of any bones,
muscles, or ligaments not in the
normal position.
"The system was formulated
by DR.. A I. STILL. He reasoned
that body so perfectly construc-
ted mechanically should be able
to protect itself against the in
roads or disease without the arti-
fical aid of external substances,
except those employed as food.
His next conclusion was that
as natural flow of blOed is
health, and disease is the effect of
local or general disturbance of
blood. With this as working
hypothesis, he made series of
experiments, the results of which
convinced him that the various
Organs of the body were controll-
led by nerve centers located chief
" along the spine, and that these
eeuld be operated upon and con-
trolled by pressure or stimulation
of the fingers. He holds also that
if the bones, muscles, arteries,
veins, lymphatics, glands, organs,
and tissues of the body are in the
ir correct anatomical positions, dis
ease cannot exist. Displacement
may arise from variety of caus-
rs, such as a fall, blow, strain,
or atmospheric change. Pressure
upon the blood vessels or nerves
in the immediate vicinity of the
part so affected will follow, and a
consequent shutting off of the
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Local

A. G Lundstrom and wife have
gone to Grantsville and will be absent
for ten days
Alfred Pic0t, the real estate man.
was on business In Preston Yesterday.
Mrs 1. c. Thoreson and Mrs. Alfred
Cole were passengers TO the state
METROPOLIS yesterday.
A five year.old boy OF Attorney A.
A. Law sustained. "a broken arm by
falling from a fence on Wednesday.
The Farmers Utah Loan association
has entered suit against Geo. Holmes
ct al. to foreciose a mortgage on real
estate on North Main amounting to
1922.
George f. Adams and Miss Cicely
Bait we're married 10 the Logan tenn
pie last Wednesday. The couple went
to Bingham cany on yesterday. where
they will remain during the summer.
Judge 9, II. Hart and J. c. Walters
went to Smithheld yesterday to serve
as attorneys In the case Of Smlthheld
City vs.. John Burnett The complaint
charges the def ndant with selling
liquor on Sunday.
Alma L. Jensen Of Charleston was In
Logan from DAYTON, Wednesday. Mr..
Jensen has all confidence In the Day.
ton and Clifton property and says nc
person will make mistake by pur.
chasing real estate 10 that vicinity.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids for constructing, furn.
ishing material and labor will be re.
celved by the council Of Hyrum City,
Utah, for building 2.ls0 linear feet Of
paving on Main street In Hyrum, 10
conformity with the plans and speci.
fications drawn by Eugene Schaub,
engineer Of Logan City.
A certified check amounting to 10
per cent OF the bid must accompany
the proposal. The city council re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Bids to be opened by the said city
council at the city hall Monday even.
ing, July 6. 1908.
JOHN w. JENSEN, City Recorder.
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Estray Notice.

In the City OF Wellsville.
l have In my possession the follow.
ing described animals. which II not
claimed and taken away will be sold
at public auction to the highest cash
bidder at said city Of Wellsville on
Friday, June %. at 2 p. m:
One gray mare branded X on left
thigh; one two.year old bay stallion
no brands. visible; one brown yearlinl
mare, spot In forehead, no....brand!
visible.
Impounded June Is.
DAVID ". JONES,
Poundkeeper.
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nerve or blood supply to some or
gan, which will then become dis
eased. With a readjustment of
the displaced part will come per
feet freedom of motion of all the
fluids, forces, and substances per-
tanning to life, thus re-estab!ish-
ing a condition known as health.
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Confined from. page 4.

k6f the majority holders and this
they fatty refused to do. Had
they done so they would have
avoided. much unsavory publicity.
The Letter.
Dear Sir:
You are doubtless aware of the
fact that the undersigned own
the majority of the issued and
outstanding capital stock of, the
Logan Newspaper Co. and that in
addition to the stock we have
considerable other means invest
ed in the business. 1t is our in
tention to make diligent effort
to extend the circulation and IN
Auence of he paper and for that
| purpose and in line with USUAL
business ethics the majoriK of
the stock should be reSfesented
by a majority of tkf Board kof
Directors. LEGISLATURES provide
[.that-the~Kolders of the minority
of the stock are entitled 70 make
changes in the board of directors
at any time by calling | a stock
holders meeting pursuant to no.
tice stating the object thereof.
1t seems to us, however,, that it
would be best for all concerned
to have changes take pl&e with
out any unnecessary delay or
appearance of hostility bNween
interests, and we thereforA re-
quest that you tender your reig-
nation as a director. =
This request is not intended as
an unfriendly act and we hope
it will not be so construed by
you, as we merely desire a proper
representation on the board.
Yours truly,
Special Meeting.
AS these small stockholders re-
fused to resign, a special stock
holders meeting was called for
June Is, "for the purpose of re.
moving the directors and all
b officers of this said corporation.
The reason for removing them all
: was to avoid any personal feeling
and there was no intention other
than to retain Congressman
Howell, j. c. Walters and j. A
HendricksOn, and TO add to the
!. board, F. Turner and w. w
Vaughan. Before the time haC
arrived for the holding of the
!. above meeting, VIM. II. THAR
butted in and enjoined F. Turner
, and w. w. Vaughan against
voting 1888 shares of stock and al
y the same time sued Jos. Odell
: II. Bullen, Jr., and j. c. Walters
for issuing the above stock tic
Moore and Turner about two
years previous, in payment fol
8 1888 cash outlay to the com
2 pany. We will leave it to oul
!. readers to decide what set of mel
> inspired and induced VIM. THAR
to enjoin the voting of the abov'
n stock and to sue the above di
: rectOrs of the company for issrl
ing the same.
). Rumors Afloat.
The above directors at one
called directors meeting, 9TH
!. first held since January l, 1907
, to be held June 16, '0s. Accord
= ing to rumors circulated b.
their friends, it was for the pur
pose of issuing some additions
stock and thus getting control o
the outstanding stock. On thi
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81. Johns Church.

Services will be held as usual to.
morrow, morning prayer at IL and
evening prayer ats.
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Methodist Church.

Union service at II q. m; Sunday
school, l2:l5; evening service, 7:45.
All are welcome.
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informatiSN the majority holders
made REQUEST to Judge Morse
who issued restraining order,
enjoining anylissue in stock until
such a time al it should be legal
ly right to did so. and here is
where the m Utter now stands.
Mr.. 'rkain's fnjoinder is set for
hearing on Jtly 2. The restrain
ing order AGAINST the old direc-
tors for issking new stock is set
for July 3/and a new meeting Of
the oc5holders is called for
July~6./
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d X Roberts and associates are do
ing development work on their water
ri6ht at the month Of Blacksmith
Fork canyon ''----'--->~-~
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Of the majority holders and this
they fatty refused to do. Had
they done SO they would have
avoided. much unsavory publicity.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-20

The above directors at once
called a directors meeting, (the
first held since January 1, 1907 +,
to be held June 16, '0S. Accord
ing to rumors circulated by
their friends, it was for the pur-
pose of issuing some additional
stock and thus getting control Of
the outstanding stock. On this
Arizona republican., 1908-01-15
S9.52.t3is

N of Society Loan Soct- of of san Francisco-ss \ TOURNY. being separately duly N President and that s O and Loan Society statement Is true -- .r E OELANDT.
 
 before this 3st day of December leo ROBERT R. RUSS Notary Pubic, '