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New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
HAS NO OFFICE roR BINGHAM

Gee-se HcAneny, President elect OF Man
haitian Borough, took occasion yesterday 20
deny stury Printed in morning PAPER
not The Tribune-thst ne Intended 60 an.
point General Bingham. former Police com.
missioner, az Comnlssicnsr of Pubic
Works
Mr. McAhthy said he had known Genera
BINGHAM for long time and had consult
e. with Rim IN regard 10 certain matters.
hut hal no thought Of placing him in h,e
administration. II would ba the middle OF
December. Mr. McAneny added, before he
would be ready to make public the names
or the men whom he would appoint 70 the
various places at his command.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
DENVER CHINATOWN IN TERROR
Hears That One Hundred Must Die az
Result of frisco Tong War

Denver, Nov. ls-Denver's Chinatown is
I'm terror TO-DAY as the result Of warnings
received from san Francisco that a band
Of thirty hatchet men ave on the wav TO
Denver 10 eXterIninate the zee Tong, which
has nearly one hundred members in Den
yer. This action is a result OF the frud
that is now raging in san Francisco be-
tween the Nee Tong and the On Yick Tong.
Ia Wah Fons who keeps = curio store.
vss warned that the death sentence had
been passed on him Guards have been
stationed in Chinatown
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
DooLING FILES ANSWER.
Appears in Person Before Governor
Charges Denied.

Albany, Nov lS-John 7. DooiinE. presi-
dent Of the Board OF Elections ~ New
y York to-day tiled with Governor Hughes
his answer 70 tho charges made against
him by William E. seldom during the re-
cent campaign, in which il was alleged that
he hsd been guilty Of official misconduct
and nsIteassncs in office. Seldom request-
ed Doolings removal from Office.
Ar. Dooling appeared in person and was
represented ly William NJ. K. Olcctt and
Lewis /. Delsheld. Emanuel Eschwese.
o. New York, appeared for seldom In his
answer Dooing makes a general denial NJ
tho charges Wtich alleged misconduct In
connection with the flinS OF certificates
Of nomination by candidates for city,
county and assembly Offices and the print
ing Of the ballots.
Governor Hughes said h vould take the
papers under consideration and decide
whether an inquiry by him would be nee
essary.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
GOLD H.-F. MEDAL FOR TAFT.
General WoodfoTd 60 Present Others
10 Rulers Of Nations.

IN the presence Of his Cabinet. President
TAFT viii receive on Tuesday the official
gold medsl ccmmemorsting the Hudson
Fulton celebration. General Stewart l.
woodford. president of the Hudson Fulton
commission, VIII present The medal 20 the
President. srl members CO the executive
committee viii also Re in aItendancc.
President TAFT win receive tho first Of
the eight medals 7truck ny the commission
for tne rulers o. al lie nations represented
here General Wocdford viii also present
the medals 70 the rulers cf Great Britain,
France. Germany, The Netherlands and
Italy. sailing foI Europe on November so.
Tho medals intended for President Dlaz Of
Mexico and President Alcorta Of The Ar
Erntine Republic VIII hc presented through
tht state Department.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
CAIRO SHERIFF DISMISSED.
Acton Of Governor Dereen Compelled
By State law.

sprinefeid. IL. c-oV 1s-soveruor Deneen
20 day declare, the once % shcris of
A.exsn6eT County vacant. because sheriff
frank T. Davis allowed WEism James. a
aerra rurde1eG. and Henry ssizueg. white
lrori-sds. 20 o- taken trom Lac care and
yncasl ~ Cairo ly lao5 OF Soyem-
Ce- H.
T.1 Dn,eIncr arird N Observance 0f a
ftate AN t4at provides that waeneEer a
Suerif s-rreIlsfs prisoner 10 d mob,
hls once expire ilnmedIaely.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
smoTHeR" JONES COMING nEaE.

Mother" Jones. the labor agitator. is 20
invade New York O. Tovember $. She
has 50 notified the promoters Of a meeting
10 be held In Cooper Crion on thar date %
protest against the arrest @ carlo &c For
marc. who vas convicted cf lIbsilng Rafael
EsPin6ols. the sditcr = Fl Impsrcial. ="
publiEhed in Mexico CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
MANHATTAN TRANSIT CUT OFF

L vas snHo1need y4sterGay that -he
Netropohtsn Trust Company had discon-
unued transferring stock Of the Msnhst-
tsu Transit COMPANY, for which j. has
been transfer agent Officers Of the rrurt
company declired 70 give .he reason for
this sction, ana The Management OF the
trans-t company vas equally urccElavni-
carive
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
$4,000 FOR LOSS or ARMS.

NewburE. y. Z. Nov Is IN ths slit q
John BoIdt against his employees. tried -
New city. Rockland County. a verdict -
600 was rendered Boldt. a naehinisf
1est both arms by being caught in shaft
ing The verdict Is the largest ever rem
ssrsd in Che county IN a negligence ease.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
Annual Sale of Leather Furniture
Nearing Its Close

Today invite special our real leather arm and
hreside chairs ~ ~
Choosing these from 10 per cent less than regular
Prices ana us before Christmas certainly advantage
could come only IN a once-a-year Ike
Winged chairs at s4S usually SSs surpuious model
at $50. usually SIS.
Nne models OF English club oungng chairs.
nsS comfortable for of height
loungng chair for long-egsed men
o"estpecd oungng chair Is S50our usual list price.
@4V mere are many intermediate prices between and SOS
susy slol Tor handsome large ebsa very umpuous
luSurious piece OF leather chair making
In and chairs medals
o beginning with distinctive little
~<soo inst price $780, Chippendale char
uPnos'efed IN the antique manner ss regularly sold
we rake more pride in presenting offerings
,.so nshsh models than in anything
Ho'enoer sales of Real Leather Furniture
near EneHsb Leather Chair
down Is not dcscribabre cold type.
specially exhibited the House Gallery New sltx
':::'' &m4u<k, 81: E.: e.: :: 5.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS

SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
Ths new lsu aIso permits the commission
20 PROVIDE for the construction OF rapid
transit lines ny special assessment upon
the property benefited. ON this point
Commissioners MaItbis says:
The most novel feature of the uhols
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26

Sir Humphry Davy, the inventor of
tie Dayy lamp. found love something
Of q deiusiun. If not Il snare. Writing
To his mother. he said. Il am the hap
niesy cf men in the hope Of a union
with woman equally distinguished
fcr virtues. talents and accomplish
Uen;s." and in a letter to his brother
b expresses his rapture thus: Mrs.
Anprece has consented to marry me.
AID when the event takes place | shall
mt envy kings. princes or potentates. "
The widow must have been person
possessed of great powers Of fascina-
zion for Sir Henry Holland makes
mention of her as a lady who made
such sensation in Edinburgh society
that even regius professor did not
think ii beneath his scholarship 10 go
down on his knees in the street to fas-
ten her shoe. The sequel need not be
Gwelt upon further than to add that
Tie marriage turned out to be alto
selher mistake.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26
The Quipus

me NLlpus.
Ne quipus. upon which the ancient
Peruyians Kept their records and o..
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26

suu-c-. B.t the strangers first OBJ
lection 10 the mOujik is that be smells
-rat because he does not wash him
ser. IS q matter o. fact. in every vii
la-a there are public baths-haaza-
ana the peasants wash themselves
the-e unfaningiy every Saturday in
orde- 10 i,e allowed 10 go 10 church on
Sundsy. for the Orthodox church en-
joins c,eanliness-
The Russian peasan; IS always poor
ana generally in debt lie plOws the
land u the same way that MS father
ulowcd il and gets as little fo- his Ia
nor His main worry In life is how to
nay the governors taxes. IL he says
III. cannot Tay he is fiogred. or perhaps
he VIII sell par. OF lis next years
mower of w0-E-i. e, work for moth
ing for several mOatiis-to raise u l1an.
ari OF course he is worse OF than ever
the following year.
On Christmas night ~ dusk the ma-
ria-eShle village gleis g Oui i-5o il-
streets and meet their young rnsa. a;,G
one SAYS, What Is your name:" The
Young man answers "Fona. and si,'
replies. ''.iy husbands name Is Fa.ua, 80
some DAYS lacr IT the girls hamr
relations are gathered together. There
comes q knock NJ the door Tie STA
rasu and the young man enter. c;rr7-
ing llavcs % bread. Tie starOStE
s-~S something Ike this:
we are German people. cone from
Tu--ey. We are hunters. g5l1 fa-
lows. There was . time o-ce ia ouf
country when We saw strange foot
prints in the snow. ard my friend The
prince here saw them. and we rhc1ght
tlay might be Il fox's or martens i1o,-
prints or II might be those al a beauri-
f.. girl. We hunters. we good fei-
lows. are determined not - r,st til
w.. h1ve found the animal We have
been in al cities from Germany 10
IErEey and have sought FOR this fo-.
Ills Llgrteu or this princess. and nj last
W. have seen the same strange foot
prints III the snow again. here by your
court And we have come In. Come.
IL: Us take her, the beautiful princess.
for we see her in front OF Us. or can
il De that you would keep her till she
grows 4 little oi1ar:"
Thus does the moujik ask for wife
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26
IN DEBT
TO FREDDY.
BY LULU JOHNSON.
Copyrighted lsos. BY Associated
Literary Press
BY LULU JOHNSON.

- - - - ~ ~ ~ -
With 4 wall Of anger Freddy dived
under the dining room table and took
shelter close 10 the center leg. where
be knew that the portly Carson could
not follow.
The laughter Of the other guests at
the uniQueneSs of Freddy's escape an
gered Carson, whose self esteem was
as huge as bis girJh. and his face
turned an angry red.
You come out or II 60 after you. -
be threatened as he sought 10 pull the
leaves Of the table apart
Il won't come out" defied Freddy
u guess you wouldn't let me read your
letters"
Another ourbUrSt q laughter greeted
this sally. ard Carson's face grew
even more apologize. His penc ha-I
for writing tender notes was Wei
known 10 his friends. and he lOSc lie
last vestige OF self restraint rs with g
savage jerk he pulled The sec-ir1s g..
the table apart that he might reach
through and capture the defiant s.nr Z
son Of his hostess.
His jesting demand for the lore Let.
ter which the eicht-year-old had writ
ten 10 his baby sweetheart now threat,
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26
Balloon Ta,k =. ,o,.

Robertson. the celebrl,se
who ascended from Fe,e' 's,ss S..'a'''
year. Is endeayoring 10 ,l.tsln - ns
essary assistance at thar 49,. -
construction of an air Ia H.. - g 7
very large scale. lie rron,s,, -, = 1
shall be 30 feet in diaue'er -, - !. :
cal, aiates viii CARR I'D tsi--~.s-
toi's aud which be suproses. 49, i. q
VII easily support fifty peola ~ !.
necessary Accommodation for - !, !.
is 10 have attached 10 il a vaSs.I :
nished with masrs. sails AID -,
other arucle required for nsr,,,..,.
the sea in case Of ac.iden,s end :
viced with cabin for thu aa,o,,-.
properly fitted uR. gallery for -
Ing, proper stores f.r strwl,r -,
sions and several other couven,s...'
To render the ascent more SAFE : :
to take up another smaller bsu,'-
within it and a parachute. which N
render the descent perfectly GENT, .
the outer balloon bursts. From !,
construction it viii le caleulqtaa ,o-
main in the air several weeks-p,,,
Hudson CN. y Balance and c,lv-
bian Repository OF July Ii. iSG
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26

vs'nsits. yvtiSlsl,zi uI !, ,,.,..
wi.h smaller cords tied to 4, % s,'' ~
distances UpoR these sm.n. m
the knots We're tied by uneans ). ~
re reckoning was kept tn -
OF the main rope varied fron = "a
several Yards. The cords vTs.. 'e'
rious colors' each With It's oun y = =
meaning-as red fcr sols,.-. M
for gold white fr silver sel's
corn. and so on. The recho.,'s s.s's T.
TO have been larrely re-1I.,as ,,.,' ~ ~
distances Of the knots from - = =
cord and the sequence Of the h-s - e's
New York American -n'a's
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26

Robert Ferguson. the poet. was first
ma-rlcu!ated NJ ST. Andrews universi.
y I'D the session Of lTG4-5. Il was
lie custom al this time for each bursa r
20 iaae his turn in invoking blessing
aI the meals. The college table having
been surfeited with m unbroken diet
q rabbits in various forms Of cookery.
feFgusson. on being called to say
grace. repeated what are now celebrat-
Cd lines:
For rabbits young and for rabbi,s ola
of TaDpiis hot and for rabbits cold.
OF RABBITS tender and for rabbits tough
OlF tnan@s We render. for we've mad
enough.
II may be added Ferguson was not
sent down, but the rabbits were rus
tica;ed."
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26

I y CAN LEND YoU MARJORIE EE oFFYRED
ened 10 pass from a joke to an ugly
I incident, and several OF the men who
made up the Bayard house party
quietly but quickly moved through the
archway landing TO the library.
Mrs Bayard stirred uneasily in her
chair and glanced around for her hus-
band, but he was not in sight. and be-
fore she could rise TO call him Freddy
had shown that he needed no assist
ance. There was q sudden scramble.
and then from the end Of the table
Freddy rolled out upon the floor To re-
gard Carson with an irritating look Of
content.
Where's the letter. youngster:" the
man demanded rather sternly.
''Eatin' f." explained Freddy. mo-
mentarily pausing in his mastication
TO regard Carson with pleased smile.
Il can write another after you're
gone"
And that's what you went under
the table for:" demanded Carson. q
smile breaking through the scowl
Sure" assented Freddy Il knew I
could eat It before you could get me
That's the way they used TO DO when
they plotted against kings. only they
didn't climb under tables" he added
proudly. Il thought Of that myself"
Take thy freedom. sapient young
sler." decreed Carson. Mrs. Bard
owe you an apology. am afraiI''
Mrs Bayard nodded aud tried
smile. and her small son slipped from
the room 10 the den upstairs. Paul
Dayton set In the window seat watch
ing the white flakes Of snow Sitting
down upon the winter landscape.
Come in. Freddy" he said kindly as
be saw the youngster hesitate. Two
letters in one afternoon is rather an
embarrassment Of riches. isn't II: Who
IS the fortunate Maiden
Its Bess PyfrOm." explained Fred
dy. 4 can always write her after
school l put the letter in box in
the hedge, and she comes and gets it:
then she writes me one. and get II.
and then ! give her the answer in the
morning, and she gives me the answer
ct recess, and we're going to be mar
ried some day" he added irreIevantly.
My congratulations. offered Day
ton gravely. and Freddy beamed his
youthful thanks. just SO did Dayton
speak 10 the big men" and it was
delightful TO have his love affair treat
ed with the seriousness II deserved.
particularly after the adventure down
stairs.
This isn't the second letter. he ey-
planned Il was going along the haH
and Mr.. Carson met me and asked me
what ! was mp TO. and ] told him, and
he said 10 let him see the letter"
And what response did you make
to his impertinent curiosity?' demand
ed Dayton.
Il ran under the table and ate H."
explained Freddy. with q grin. 'Now
got 70 write another"
(which ! trust VIII meet with a hap
pier fate" said Dayton.
You bet It Will" assured Freddy.
I'm going down the back stairs. /
don't see why the big fellows can't let
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26

school supplies Of al kiads al Jack
soa L Weayers-
". a Davis retlrned THURSDAY
nom q Trip 70 la Grande-
Hss51uart e7s for school supplies.
Jackson 4 weayer's drug store.
Nrs. J. c. sri 4 retained las
week from 4 three months visit
v.-h relatives II Nearaska.
Bread and cake for sale a, Mrs. NJ.
LA-sen's. three doors eAs, O; post
office
J. :. vs-sz-s ani son. F. /, went
9ur . Imole-, Friday. 10 stay e few
days.
Kiss E-hel. EOxman Of Lostine re
turned home Fri3ay after a few days
sisi, w;-A Nrs. Wm. D2isley.
Fred Wagner went 10 NaIia walla,
Friday. OF e business "trip and from
there VIII so on 30 ne Seattle fair.
Y. r. Holghron OF Kellogg. Ida
came in lasr week 10 ses Alex Mayo.
who IS stli very IL.
Elztn Flour al W. J. Fu-k & Cos.
Pa-eu, Sl.5O q sack, straight grade,
$40 s. sack.
Grs. Z. a. Sqicer has so,3 the Los
--re Real Estate company 20 ois
lays. and returned 70 her hones--ai
north Of -ais ci-..
People with chronic bronchitis. as,h-
ma and lung trosble. viii l.44 grea-
relief and CON sort in Foley's Hone!
and Ta-. aid can avoid suffering by
commencing 10 take j, al once. Bur
l--zh K Navfieli.
AIRS. V-n. Master and son Ra,
D. Ei5Ee-isl5. Wash. are here visitin 8
le- la-gl-er. 3i-s. Wm. McCubbin, and
family and with many Old friends il
his yaley where they were one time
-ss--eG $ They went 10 Lostine FIJI
lay 12- a iew DAYS stay.
E1i-lw.nd Tablets cure rheumatisu
n This climate. They have relieve
lln1r=ds and cured scores OF cases
il Ualoa and Tallowa counties.
. positive proof. names. etc. furnished
II application. Tor sale by jackson
( Viewer. Enterprise. 2g5u
Geo. n. Gaiy was quite lame fol
'ere--. days. the re suit o. running 4
nail iz-o MS foo. He was jumping
over q manger and landed with the
a. Of his foo square on the nail.
it Went through the sole Of his shos
and 50 far into his foot thar he had
0 stand on the board with MS other
. .oo- and give strong jerk 10 pull n,
stuck Loot Of the nail.
No matter how long you have SUI
.ered, Fo ey's Kidney Remedy vii
help you. Mrs. S. L. Bowen. O.
Wayne, ". Va. writes: y was a SUI
-ere- from kidney disease. so thar a,
ines could no. get out Of bed. and
when I did could not stand straigh,
took Foley's kidney Remedy. one
dollar bottle and part Of the second
suTed me entirely" Il will cure you
3uraaIgh & 5avfield.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26
a-ana.s.es sore Eyes Cured.

For twenty years I suffered from
= bad case 0. graduated sore ewes
says Martin Boyd Of Henrietta. Ky
In February, 1909. q gentleman ask.
I'd ne % try ChaDberiain's Salve
I bought one box and used about
,T'o--1ir1s o. il and my eyes have NO
-Teu ne any trouble sirce." This
2F= is for sac by Buruaugh 6.
3. tiald.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26
THE RUSSIAN PEASANT.
Stupid and Poor. 4 c,o5 Fellsa yyae
mereiy Exi5tz


TIE Russian Peasant does rs; i've.
he merely exists .Nitelevg'' r-r- i
nothing. lie merely says wien any
thing happens TO lin. s.otsiu, wI,-
te1s. nothing could be worse and
" Ni'cbeyO" is his panacea FOR all er5.-
Aud Yet tie Russian mocI.E IS rssg- a
ire fellow Ordinarily. 4 ? Ea,.a. -
tells us in his book, ..Tha Krs.f.n
Peasant" BE- is a splendid weB ls,.I.
man. large linbed. large headed and
nealinF- de IS equally unaffected br
~ degrees Of frost o. twenty g,rss,.s ~
vodka lie is clothed in uncure3 sb.e,,-
skins and carries IL viIs No.,
Clothes than the average g ;,-,.g
could stand up in.
He is unsPeakably stupid however
and his dream Of la93lness i ~ g,r...
10 k'eep as much as possible through
Tho winter and lanee ung SING 4. ~
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26
City and County
Brief News Items

Al'afa seed f,r sale q, r :. & z
RI. Day went - IA G-aade Fl
DAY o. q business trip.
Fred Fa-c5ner reuDe1 Thurs LAY
from 8 business crip 70 Ii2ho aad
Montana
Nj. and Nrs. ". c. Wilson and
daughter Ma5e. le., l-s- we-E -1r
The Seattle fai-.
States and tables pencils aid
pens-in fact eve-y-h-aE messed D. 8
school pups, Jackson a Weaver
Halle Boswell is hone from
three weeks sojoum q. ths Coas.
Newport Portland and The Seattle
fair.
Inc Uses Do, aai Os.a Homa1
-es, Friday for their honz in Adams
county. Iowa after q visit o. s=yelz.
weeks with relatives here.
George :. Cra.g daughter joyce
and son Asa LEI, FRIDAY for The Seattle
fair. Miss Joyce VIII remain sons
time il Portland on her way home
--Grandra" Wo1ds returned 70 Los
tine Friday AFTER 3 few dsys 1--
With County Cek and M-s. W. g..
Foam
Ford Hillman returned home Thurs
DAY. he was al WaIia Wz,la. and
o-he- points d.sg0sing o. a lo- OF
horses. he made fairy good sales.
Edw. Mag. cashier OF the Eureka.
Sd bank- was guzs for p few DAYS
o. h5s old friend. Q. J. Roe and family
c. Alder Slope. BIZ. M1as was on his
way home from The sea-Le fair.
Mrs. 0. II. Corkins r-ea.ed the
Christian church choir 4 & ride IN
ShaokslfO-6-s bus THURSDAY nigh
and they sarsnadei friends j.
di-teren, parts o. The city.
Rev. c E T-uetlo3d returned II --s
day from conference AZ Blackt5o,. lea
His congregation AMI The people o.
the town generally are glad -ha. h.
Is 20 remain another year in this
charge
Tbs Fo-warl Glass 1t The Christian
church me- a the home OF their
teacher. Walker Franklin. THURSDAY
night. Alter q business session -hz
rest o. the evening was spent in Z
social wy. Light refreshments were
served.
Nr. and Mrs. Y. y. WiNe-t. Mr.
and 5L-s. r. 2. Bowman and Nrz.
Irving Whi-more OF Los-ine came Up
Thursday. and n conpa ~ with Ii-
and Mrs. J. L. Browning. and their
guests. the FIoeto-s, spent Fridas
at the lake.
3Ir. and Mrs. George Proctor Of
organized. Ky, came up from Los
--ne, Thursday. and will visit with
-sr sister, Mrs. J. /. Browning. and
family. They ha { been visiting
os-ine with another sister of Mrs.
Proctor. Mrs. ". ". Wille-t.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Thomason re
turned 10 La Granie. august
after a visit Of several DAYS here wiz
-lrs- Thomason's aunt. Mrs. G. ".
Hys-t, and a. Divide with her uncle
: 4 B-evens. Nrs. Thomson Is
se- remembered here Is Miss carrie
S. asson- Sae and her husband ar
bo-h valued members o. the La CranLe
Star editorial staff.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26
Same EEea

Cyril" said his mother as tb.,
down TO the breakfast tab,s as & =
wash your face this noruinr~ 'S
Wen. no. mamma" said ). ,,,.
evidently casting in his mira :.
";'crsH. ''hrt." he aeded rasszn,,... :. !
I cried n ul;.r before car. =
t,airs.-Delineator. e0sa
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-26
SHEEP DEALS

J. c. McFetiige and s)a Rsi
have bought 1900 ewes of " Il
Graves.
Earl Coffman o. Swamp Crees hs;
bought a band OF ewes from ] L
Dobbin.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-20

HERE AN D
ELSEWHERE
{. G. TIGERS OUT.

Colorado Springs. Sept. 2O.-With
+. A. Rosenfelt. a former Princeton
football star, and Lewis Carpenter.
center for Trinity a few years ago.
who have volunteered their Services,
in charge, the Colorado College Tig-
ers began active work Saturday after
noon at Washburn field. The fol-
lowing veterans of last year were
out: Captain Cary. Steele. Cherry.
Nandemoer and Sinton Heald and
Wilson two likely substitutes of last
season. have fine chance TO make
the team. Murphy may play again.
Smith, the star halfback of last year
wired the college yesterday that he
will be unable to attend school this
fall. Whitaker is in school, but says
he will not play football, although an
effort is being made to induce him
to change his mind. The first game
of The season will be played at Wash
burn field September %. between the
Tigers and the Terrors.
Coach Richards had his Terrors
out also, putting them through a stiff
practice. He has received an offer
for a game at Butte. Mont. Thanks
giving day.