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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-10
THE GAME Is GOOD IN sUENos AYREs ACCORDING TO

THE GAME IS GOOD w 6UENoS AYREs ACCORDING TO
advces received BY Williams day Williams
Billy we'll who
months amping the
racing thAt they tunou n o.
Torpey that the excellent but that
from the u A and that he Is suffering from
keen
things talk unlled
States Otherwise everything IL lovely
AyFcs racing year
probable that
American Jockeys tried their there
with uniform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-10

CHiLD's ROCKER Very
strongly made OF hardwood fin.
ished golden; exactly as pic
tured. with five neat spindles In
back. cane or wood seat; regular
price s2.O0. Special ...St.35
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-10
ELEVEN DEATHS
IN FOOTBALL
SEASON
Total for Last Nine Years
Now up to 124 - Col
leges and Schools Aban-
don Game.
Written BY
Experts

There have been II deaths on the
football field so far this season.
which brings the total for the last
nine years up to ist. The greatest
number killed In any ono year was
IN 1905. when the death list totalled
a. Tho cutlery against the brutality
Of the game following that appalling
seasons record prompted the football
rule makers 10 set 20 work 10 revise
the rules 10 make Il less danger.
Gus pastime and 10 10 1907 has been
the greatest number killed In any
one year since that time, However,
this year promises 20 eclipse thc rcc-
ord since the season IL now little
moro than half over. and there are
already N dead.
As result % the recent fatalities
on the gridiran. the Army and Navy
game for this year has been aban-
dened. and several colleges and
schools have decided 70 ahandon the
game. Tho students 81 the Mcdlco-
Chi college ~ PHILADELPHIA have
voted to play no moro football and
the athletic directors og the South
ern high school % that city also de-
cided 20 abandon the game. quite
number Of other colleges and schools
all over the country have the mat
ter under advisement. and II ~ not
improbable that college football viii
be replaced BY the less dangerous
game Of soccer or English rugby
football
How Eleven Werr Killed.
The III young men who have al
ready lost their lives came from dit
or h. fe4a fa.r
wherever football IL PLAYED there e.
danger 90 b@ found. Who these men
are, In addition 20 Cadet t8yrne. the
latest victim. and how they met their
death may be briefly told as fol-
lows
Walter Evans. aged IS. was cap
tain and fulfbAck ~ the Guthrie
county high school nc panora. In. In
a game on Saturday. October 3
Evans tried 10 tackle an opposing
halfback The Yale haifhack struck
him on the head with his knee
Evans was hurried 10 the Methodist
hospital at Des Moinas, where II was
found that the firth. sixth and Sow
enth yertabrae were fractured An
unavailing operation was performed
and week later younK Evans died
Frank Trtmble. a senior az the
university OF INDIANA ana tackle on
the varsity eleven there. contracted
blood poisoning from his football
togs during a game. as the result %
a scratch sustained In practice. For
three weeks Trtmble lay In the
Bloomington hospital. half uncon-
scious. and with rs openings in the
leg made In an eys~-s - save hts
life. His death followed convuIsl0ns
on October q
Joseph N. Walsh. aged 10. a stud
ent in 81. Mary's college at 81
Mary's. Kan. drove into an opposing
player In practice on September I'll
and died AZ Stermont h0spitai IN To-
peka. Kan. October o. Examination
before death revealed blood ciot
on the spinal column, caused by a
fracture thee yertebrae. AZ no
time was there any chance OF hts
recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-10
FOR The FIRST TIME m MANY

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS CALIFORNIA RACING
without the stables Hdrch
Dick Jack Brandt Forsythe and
weliknown
Oakland Angeles decided
this and Florida Mexico instead.
And speaking OF Walker he has decided
Stanley weIearned undoubtedly
Handicap
2yearold he will
a farm in Canada.
HEAR THAT CARROLL DAVIS IS THINKING SERIOUSLY
vaudeville Carroll good iaughmaker
catchy your
sister, with sapsck work the SIDE he should make Bobby
his Davis fine voice
me a singer OF nd ability.
WITH EASTERN RACING AT AN END. AND THE GATES
Pmco sngiehanded
opens this viii
then for the Racing
Incidentally
win be shipped the
on Mexican tracks.
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slnch Glass Sauce Dishes; soc Special ....... 35f
Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers regular price soc pair
Special .............t. Zoe
Haviland China Dinner Plates large size. decorated
with pink and neat gold edges Special. each. 5e
semiPorceain Cups aud saucora. Special pair Ice
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Sin WuDcutt acacn Salt.

Golnm b $, 90, 20. Septcrrl.
Der. % Erolioett Soit cincnl bic.
ligcn SilrgcronsidulB ooS |cripre-
den gcgebell botte, bier bier Stuuloen
5ll ocrneilen, mo mn, niht l1ngcr
ais 10 Winllten Nltfentbolt madden
Mill, lit cine 9clucgung inn @on9e,
i'm 81 erllld)ell, ilberboupt nid)t 81
tomn1cn. Gieier 9epc9ung miro in-
beB leitcnS beS cohieruotipcn Sic.
nlelts %entgcgen g~eorbeitet, neil tic
cine VeIeioigung bes ErGiibcntcu be-
oellten iuiiroe. llcbcr Dos Toraebcll
oes Fr1iibcllten berrid)t bier GROCER
Merger, llhb Euit miro bei icil,cnl
Girtreiicn uusidlicblih bon 9tcocrll
bcgriibt mcrbcn.
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Gin harthersiaer Ghemann.

GIcpelanb, g., 90. September.
- Sobn 6idcl, Elm bieiiger 9rouer.
i'berantmortcte bciItc lcinc Satin Ell.
llcm onf 5mei Sabre 3uhtbolis lall-
tunoen llrtbeil, inocm er lid meigcrtc,
$500 fir tic 5u be5oblen. Gas llr.
tI'cil wuroe %inoeiien %iuspenoirt. uno
6ran Sidefs Sobn miro periudeli,
oos @clo fir ieinc WiItter olli5lls
brilgen.
Die 6rolt lit iiberiiibrt. $595.06
aus benz Germogen Bertha 9osel,.
bcrot's peruntreut 5u baben, oils DC
rem Sormuno tic im lesten @intcr
flngirtc. 8idter Tiderp crflGrte, cr
irouc Die 5rau %entlaiicl1, menn lie
oos @elo 5uriid5able. Ger Sobn be.
nliibte iih pergeblid), bic Suntnlc
ullt5ilbringcn, nnb Der 8atte, meld)er
bcute ais 3elge I'M @cridt %oitpeieno
mar, ipeigerte iid entid)ieoen, bas
Cello 81 liefern. 8idter' 0ieYiderp
oiiBerte lid ouf iebr iforfe @eiie
gcgen i'm oils eincn Nonn, melder
n'tt Wiacns iei. bic Mlttcr. ieiner
Sll1oer, lpenn lie and eeieblt babe,
Dor Dem Slldtbol,s 5ll retten.
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Gortictnns bon Scr 1. Scitc.)

sipeiielloS mar Sarrp @hitnep, Der
i'll Dem 2agcrbouie ipnr, oils Tr. Goof
BON icincr Soridun9stour NIT ben
beiben Gsfimos 5uriidfebrtc, nit oll
ben Sbatiahen pcrtrallt. @bitnp
perrietb COMMANDER Eeorp nihts
iiber bielc intereilantc Ndd)rid)t, lunO
Yritfarb p%cridNpieg JIG oltd) m1l)
reno Der gan5en Haiie ocS nHooic-
pelt" nod Battle Sorbor.
@ic Eritofro iogtc, befnnb CT iid)
init @bitnep uno Sr. Gnof IN bent
@uiiic 81 Infotof, ip1brcno Wturp6p
lid III @tab oufbiclt. Gr bortc, ruie
Or. Goot Dem Sportsmon1 ans
Nep.Snpen bcibricb. nie CT nod
Dem Eol %9clongte uno lid BORT 5pei
Gage oufbiclt. Gr pcrmobte iit ie.
bod nit)t 81 e%rinnern, OF CT. Gocf
ben q. uno -. ooer Den -. llno
%. april ais bic betreifanocn Gage
be5eihnete. 81. Gcpt bcnllbte sur
Ingabe Der Nollte, lpeId)c CT Der
1olgte, cine &orta. 9hlf Die Srogc.
ipurum er al, goro oes .H%ooicpeIl"
bierpon nidts gciogt babe, crflGrtc
Eritfarb, Or. Gpof babe i'm erirdi,
bopon, oob cr Den lSol crreidt bobe,
flidlt cher 5it ipred)ciL uls bis Der
~Gooieuelt" lid luicoer in cipiliiirtcn
Hegioi1en bcfinoc.
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Der Wannldnit an, 5lulld)cn Der mo
ocn omcrifoniifen Wotroien Die
cllgitc Gerbriloerulg berridt. Sic
Ggltifell boben nild) Die &crgiinlti-
gltl1g erboltcL olli Dem T~oruoeielO
Der Slottenitotion tG9lid) crercircn 81
bilriel.
Mtopcr @pplc uno Der gauge StnOts
rntb bot cil aroBes Eicnic, nit Den
bcutiden Siii5icrcn ais Gbrengulte,
pcronitoltct. &orbcr lpuroc cine
Hunoiobrt ollrd) Die Stoot 1enludt
mo Die Sebens>uiirOigtcitcn IN Iu-
gcnldeln gcnpnnmcll.
Scute 9lbeno gcben Die Sffiilere
Der Sorpcooltotion ben Geutid)en CT
rcn Vol.
@eitern ltudnlittog nm 3 llbr bat
oos fron50iiide @cihluoocr inter no
mirol 2eipro boa Seuerihiif bel
Nolltlltfct Sbools oilf Der Sobrt 1od)
9tcip-2orf sur SllbiontS Sutton. 6eicr
poilirt.
Nb BON Sompton GooOs.
Horfolt, ga, 20. Septcnlbcr.-
Sic Ntlantiifc Slottc lid)tctc beiltc
Nodmitto9 nm 9llbr Die Nntcr llo
9in9 NIT DEM Slog9itiii vGonnecti-
cut" IN Der Spiee BON ocn %lr9inio-
Gopca, no od)t @phcn lang ollgc-
ltrcngte 9tod)tiiblulgen, @eichtsno.
noper unb SdyieBiibungen ollf Shci-
ben i%tnttinnben, nod) Ncm.yort ab.
>Scoer Monu an Norb Der Sd)iife
iiebt nit l~lngcbulb Dem Eonourlullb
enteegcn, Der mGbreno Der Sllbion.
sSltlton.Seier, on wclder bic 6lottc
nit Den @eihmoocrn onbcrer Natio-
llcn cillcn bcrporrogcnoen Illtbcll
Eebnlcl miro, pcriprod)cn mprbcn lit.
Gle Slptte miro, mic Nbnlirol SdrO-
Der plant, Gicnitog 5u friibcr Stuloe
in Nelus2)ort onlongcn.
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Bonn NItu scrmalmt.

Ncm Sapen, Gonu., 20. Sep.
TENDER. - Ger 80 Sabre olte Noub
We9gs lullroc geitern Mbeno bon eli.
tem gutomobil, weldes Benjamin
Gricipn lenftc. in Nclp 2onoon I'M.
gerannt, ihrcdlid) 5crmolnit unb
ltorb luenige Winuten ipGter. eric.
ion milroc inter $1i0O 9iirgidoft &c,
ltellt. @ie cr iogt wor Der llnioa
itripermeiolid. Sronf @utterfielb
olts Slifielb, Der Treitoe Mbello BON
eiiiem Nlltonlobil, bus &. u. SdNpors
ans Chicago geborte, i~iberinbren ,pllr.
DC, lit geltern slbenb g%eltorben.
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Yrins Stunt amiiiirt i'd.

WonticeIlo, N.-D., 20. Sep
tembcr. - Erin5 ulb Yrinseilin auni
bon Sapan baben auf stpei Gage ollf
Dem berrlihen @ubniis oes Sopo.
llers Gr. Safamine 5lt MerripoIb.
Earf. bier Meilen bon bier, Nufent-
bait genommen unb beiuobnen BORT
Die frilberen iopaniiden a~usiteaunas.
gebouoe bon Der gusiteauna Al ct.
Soiiis. ipeld)e ibrem @oitfreunoe sllnl
@e,f)enf gemadt nno bon linn ait
observation-disclosures mieocr aufaeItcllt
mprOen iinb.
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Sin mmaliflidlcr Sdu6.

Nctp. Dorf, 20. September. -
2te Treuoe Der MngeiteQten Der
"Nallon @reiping Company. Die &C.
tern eirlen gnSilllg nod 9afmonn's
Sarm an Gebur-9ane, nabe Dem Slo
Sontb-Hoao, Soutb Ssone- Yorf,
Sueens, pcranitatteten, iplrOe burd)
elten betriibenoen ltnfal serlt6rt.
Die aisfliigIer peronitolteteu eii,
Sdeibenifieben. Ser Suiid,mieo
Charles 9eiiig BON Hr. 573, 8eraen.
Str, groofiDn, lllb gernoe ieiil Sc.
lnebr, nls iid oniielbe pIoslid) eutluo.
'Sie altgcl trnf Den 80 Sabre alten
aiitld)er Otto =. 6ronf bon Yacific-
Str. n1,o 8ranb.Mpenle, Yrooflpr.
Sranf braf 5uiammen, bod, ladten
ole umitebenoen Mnfangs, GA Iic
glailbter, 3ranf ifer5te MIR. Crit
als feline Veine 5u 5itfcn beaanncn,
elite man allf ben am 9oben 2ieeen.
Den 81, unb nun iob man, oaB Die
angel ibm in Die Shldfe eingeorun-
gen ipnr. Seiiig %teIepbonirte iofort
nod einem Mr5te oes ct. Nfarp's SO.
ipitals in Samaica, Der aber MIR nod
eonitatiren fonnte, bab Jranf ailgen-
ideinlid auf Der SteIle get0otet NOR
Den iuar. @ciiia itcIlte iid Scr
YoIi5ei.
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Trunt gcgcn @srubibitiun.
Generol . Goniercn5 Der Gcutid)en
Gpon9cliidcn Spllooc Don Noro-
Nnlcrifa.

Cincinnati, 20. Scptcutbcr.-
BIC 10. @cncrul : Gpnicrcl5 Der
Iclltihen Gpongclild)cn Spllo0c bon
Noroomerifo ninrmt morgcl IN Slr-
l.ngton ibren Nnfuna mo miro pole
5etn Gage ooltcrn. Glc Gonfcrcll5
lugt nllc pier Sabre ltno miro Dcllcr,
iros llic 5llppr geld)cbcn lit, &C.
Gln probibitioniitiibc @cpornuunoung
Stcalng nebnten. Der Spnobol-
Er0ics Yoitor en-. Or. Socob Fiiter
rcn bier lit nit oen Sbio'cr 9clego.
ten sur Gcniercn5 ubgerciit. Gem
Gcriht ibrcs ErGics 5uiolgc lino in
ftn pcrilolicncu bier Sobrcn in Der
SpnoOc 53 Eoliorcu gcltorbcn trob-
ocm lit ole 3abl scr Wemcinocn BON
1893 alf 1888 gclundlien. Tic IN
nero MiiIion bat nellc @cmeinocn
nit $4,000 mltcritiist. Gle Sci
Gcnmiilion bat 5llr @ctrcibung ocs
@crfcs III Snbicn, moielblt no Der.
ioncn I'M @crfc itebcn, $4,000 &c.
brol,f)t. Gle Scbronltnltcn Der Sp-
nooc, in lpcld)en Die Erc0igcr mo
Sebrer ollsgcbilOct ipcrbcn, pcr5eid).
licll cine Nltagabc bon $1S2, 600; fiir
@ailenb1ulcr, IltcnbcimS, aronfcn.
b0iller mo Ncllbolltcn mrrOcn $I52,,
coo ollsgcgebcn. Die Spnroe lit Der
groBte oelltldlc pro%tcltontiidc Sir
hentorper IN Nlucrifa.
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oes eriten baperiid)en Corps perben
IN Der 8ritif beionbers berporgebo=

bes eritelt baperiid)en Corps lperben
in Der aritif b%eionoers berporgebo=
ben.
SGngerin @oosfi bcmir-
tbet Nmerifaner.
SIC Spcrnoipo Mme. Sobonno
@obsfi bate geItern ben anlerifoni-
ifen 9otidoiter Or. Gopio Sopllc
Sill neblt @enlablin ais @oit 5llnt
Timer. Nob Der Sofel fono Elm Gnl.
pfong itatt, an Dem ollt Der 5lpeitc
SetretGr Der 9otihaft, Soiepb &.
@reip, Der omeritaniide WiIitGr-It
tode Sauptmonn Sbartlc nebit @e=
mablin, @cneraltoniul Sbadaro nit
Ieinen Gamen, @eb. 9ommer5ienrntb
Slioor 2oipe, Srnu eduardo Inorooo
aus Sadipnuiae, Sla., Mmc. BON Nie=
ben Stonc uno anbere IN aunit- nno
W'uliffreilen befannte Eerionllffet-
ten tbeilnubmcn.
Sellte, Montng, 9icbt, luic ifon &C.
meloet, ous @otidoiterpaor cillelt
Gmpfang 81 Gbren Srou 8oosfi's
ltno ibres @utten, Sans Souifer.
Sim %. September iabrt 6rau 8ooss
ii ouf Dem Gampfer raronprin5eilin
GeciIie" nod Nem-Dorf.
@egen s uboroinotion
bcitroft.
Cine Serie id)mcrer Sllboroino-
tions. Gergebcn lit Dor Dem arieesge.
riht Der critcn 8oroebipiiion sur Ser.
b%anolung gAommeu. Gie @erbono-
lllngen enoeten nit id)rperer @eitro-
lung Der Ingeflagten, cines @ice.
6elbmcbcls hes @orociiiiilir Ieei.
ments, Mcrues, mo 5fpeier llnterofii-
5iere oerielben Sruppe, Stobm lno
2idtcnberg. Tie gnfloge loutet oui
Iufipiegelilng bon llntergebenen mo
9eleioiaung BON @orgeiesten.
Ter &ice- 6clblpebel erbielt flint
Sabre, Die llnteroffi5iere erbielten ic
5lpei Sabre @efGngnib 5uoiftirt.
IuBeroem Wllroe ge9en alle orei ouI
Scgraootion erfannt.
Erofeior 2ittmonn
'lebnt ub.
@ie aus StroBburg gemeloet miro.
bat Der oortige Srieiltaliit, ErofeIior
Gnno Sittnlonll, Der fiir5lif ben ely.
renpollei Guf orlf einen 2ebritltbl Der
llniperlitot Erinceton, Us, erbielt,
oieIe @erufung ubgclebnt.
Frof. Gnlo 2ittmann aeb0rt SIT
Den iiingeren @elcbrten Seutid).
lambs. Gr lit an is. September
1875 geborell, ullo lieit in Strobburg
ilber Gnretor, Spicilcgium Sprio.
cum lno orobiife 2iterotltr.
3@eppeIin ais GbrenprGii-
bent.
Gem @rofen Zeppelin lit lpicoerum
cine nele Gbrenbe3cugun1 81 5bcil
geiporoen, Die ben @rafen NIT oui-
ridtiger 6reuoe erfiiqt. Ger gegen-
partig geleaentlit Der Snternationa-
len Snftihiffer- altsitellung in 6ranf.
filrt a.. 90. tagenoe 2uftidiffer.8er.
banb bat Den Grobcrcr Der 2mit at
leinem Observation-Disclosures ernonnt.
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Sd)iff %perlprcn, Mannid)aft acrcttct.

T~inenaro Sapcn, Muii., 20.
september. - Ger Sfponer ,Worp
Mn1ulta" aus Nem.ycrf lanbctc bier
Den Gopitun Sittle Sobn unb Die ans
filnt Eerlonen b%cltebenbe @nnnid)nft
oes Sd)pprers vGbnrles ). Miuoro",
meld)er ouf Der Ssbrt bon Neip.g orf
nad) Eortlono III Der Ndbe Der Splu
ano Eig's Sboal geilnfen lit. Sas
6abrseug mar ani Den 8rlulo &c.
rotben, ullb ba eS lid, nid)t iiber @ai-
ier bolten lieB, 10 retteten oie Shifi.
briihigen lid in flcincn 9ootcn amf
Die .Marp Iugulto".
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Grtranfte lid nnb ibr Sinh.

Ncm 9orf, 20. Scptcnbcr. -
6rnll Marp @ronpiac mo ibr flei.
ller Sobn wrrOen bette ais 9cidc,t
allS cIrcm Seid)e bel Sort SoIonau,
i:hlucit Nortbport, g. g., aeioaen.
SIC 6rau bate oos aino lno lid,
'c!blt ertraaft. Sic cntflob acltcrn
trllb aus ibrer @obnung uno licb
lbren @otten nno lire orei SGdtcr
iii Shlaie licgcn0 5l,riid.
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&elianicn friibcrcr Grpcoitiuncn.

Norbcn genlodtc Siulbe.-Had,,
lGiie Der @reelp, nl6 nYoIoris".
Expedition.
9attle Snrbor, Labrador
20. Sept. - Mit Den Heiultotcn lei.
ner 6oridun9cn nnb reid)en StGtell
fir Ole Mtliecn bringt COMMANDER
Eeorp Heliqlen BON iehs onbcrcl,
Grpeoitionen beinl, Die lid Dor ibnl
III oos emige Gis Gcmugt boben ma
Iolt ollie elcnoi9lid) 81 @rlunbe &c.
anigen iinb. Gic meiitcn oiaier foit,
barren 5unbc iino bon Eroi. .. lPc.
Ionalo gemadJt moroen.
nMtn Sap 9onger. untcr $40 Or.
II, Vr, fonocn mir ooS Eager Der
8reelp . Grpcbitipn bon 1SSt-'S4,"
erfldrte Der 8elrbrtc 9cltern cinenl
Wertreter Der Ereiic. IS loacn nod,
aan5e Soufcn bon NobrungSnlittcln.
bon oencn lid Die meiitcn in 0iid)icli
befanoen. lumber uno muren porSiio.
lid erbolten. Wir fod)tell bon Dem
&affee, Den mir pprfoilOcn, llnb man
merfte cS ocmielben nid)t on, ba6 er
ad)tnno5lpan5ig Sabre in Sd)nee
mo Sis gclegen botte. llnter ocrl
3cliolien beiinbet lid) ein MotiS.
budblott, aif Dem Die Mprtc Itc6cn:
rMn meinen tbelrcu @otcr BON lei.
mem Sobnc &arrp aiitlingburD.
Utoge 8ott lid bebiitcn mo geIunlo
Sn ms 5lriidbringen." Gos 9lott
mar Dem nit ied)s5ebn Inocrcn III
Der Gtsnillte llmgefonlmenen 9ici;.
tenant Sreoerid &iItlingburp ben
,elllcm Sob1d)en m%it9cgeben ipcr.
Den. Nnr oht Mitalieocr icner 81,
petition fomcn nit Dem 2eben o..
bon mo lpurben 1884 bon benz oo.
moli9cn Commander uno ipGtcrcn
Nomirol Shlep gerettct. General
8reclp's Woftcnrod lag gonS ilu.
parlebrt inter oen 2cbcnsmittcluor.
rdtbcn urlo ielbit sic &nopfe febltcll
lild)t, lnno in elmer Soid)c ionb iid)
elm Eodct authoritarian, sic nid,t
einmol idmnitia 9eluproen lporcn."
vSncnbur bette Der Suntor bic
bent 5ooc 9cpcibten Mit9licoer ser
@reelp.Grpebition nidt perlaiicn,"
fubr Erof. McARiGon tort. .@ir ion.
Den piele Noti5biidcr, in mclhe TIT.
ltige Heocn uno Shmirrelt aeid,rie.
ben lparen lnb iogar i%ogenonnte
~1ope elects" init ben Nanlen be.
riibmter H%ennpicrbe icner 3eit. Git
Wo'Ie oes erbalten gcbliebenen &c.
pdds mar 10 groB, Dob mir cilleu
Waa aus ocnielben bollcn foluntcr,
Der ms bel nnieren 9cobodtun0,n
Dor Dem Winoe idiiBtc."
9eim @ottounf-So iaro Erpi.
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-05-01
ANOTHER MEMORY
Celebrated the 12Oth Anniversary Of
WashingtOn's Inauguration

Alexandria. Va. May President
Taft attended today in this city a
celebration of the 120th anniversary
Of the frs. Inauguration Of George
Washington, and the laying Of cor
nerstone in dedication of park to
the memory of the first president.
Vice President Sherman. Speaker
Cannon. Governor Swanson of Vir-
ginia, commissioners of the district
of Columbia. a large congressional
party from Washington and distin-
guished guests from number of
states, sat in the stand by the presi-
dent as the parade passed in review.
Every branch of the United States
service and some of the most famous
military organizations of the old do
miniOn were represented.
President Taft made the journey
| from Washington and return in an
auto. On the outskirts of Alexan-
dria. he was met by Governor Swan
son and troop of the Fifteenth
United States cavalry.
President Taft was not included
among the days speakers but he en-
pressed in few words at the park
exercises his appreciation OF Vir-
ginia's hospitality. Governor Swan
son was the orator at the dedicatory
ceremonies. The cornerstone was
laid with full masonic ceremonies by
the Alexandria lodge of which George
Washington was the first master.
The people of Alexandria always
have regarded Washington as a
townsman for he attended church
here and was an active member of
the volunteer firemen. Today's cele-
bration was the eliminating feature
of ''old home week" at Alexandria.
Quentin Roosevelt son of the form
er president. who is student at the
Episcopal high school near here, went
into the reviewing stand and spoke
TO President Taft and Vice President
Sherman. Afterward he sat in the
presidents automobile as the parade
was passing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-05-01
FOR new COURT Of
CUSTOMS APPEALS
Administrative Amendments
to Payne Bill Changes the
Method of Adjustment

Washington, May 1.-The establish
ment of a United States court of GUS
toms appeals and the appointment of
an additional assistant attorney gen.
eral for the prosecution and trial OF
all cases of appeal from decisions Of
the boards of general appraisers are
provided for in amendments 20 the
customs administrative act reported
by the senate finance committee to-
day. With the exception of these two
features. there are few important
changes in the amendments as they
stood in the tariff bill as it passed
the house. The salaries of the nine
general appraisers have been in
creased from $1,000 to $4,000.
The court of customs appeals, which
it is proposed to establish. will consist
of presiding Judge and four associ.
ate judges to be appointed by the
president with the advice and consent
of the senate. Nine judicial circuits
are provided for in which the court
will hold sessions, the places des:g-
mated being Boston. for first district;
New York the second: Philadelphia
and Baltimore the third and fourth;
New Orleans and Galveston the fifth;
Chicago forms the sixth. seventh and
eighth. and Seattle. Portland and San
Francisco the ninth.
No other court will have the risht
to exercise appellate jurisdiction IN
cases decided by the board of general
appraisers. the court of customs ap-
peals being given the exclusive right
to review. by appeal finally decisions
by that board in all cases involving
the laws and regulations governing