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New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
HELD AS FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.

man who gave his name Edwin W. Steuber.
thirty years old, Of Boston confectionery manu-
facturer. was arrested IN the Herald Square Hotel
Yesterday bv Detective Gba as a fugitive from
Justice He is wanted in Boston the charge Of
passing two worthless checks.
II have passed bad checks anywhere" Steu-
her said. why, I'm worth easily $4,000. and any
checks 1 give are good" The lack Of blankets
and bed linen in his cell at Police Headquarters
added to the prisoners woe. and he protested Wig
orously against the action of the police.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
SALES AT JAMAICA EsTATEs

Jamaica Estates reports the following recent sales
at its tract: plot, S5x21S feet at Midland Park
way Henley and Radnor roads; plot 62x2O4 feet
on Aberdeen Road near Kent Road; a plot, 6ox12O
feet, on Tudor Road. near Surrey Road, and plot
S0xl43 feet on Croydon Road betwewen Edgerton
Boulevard and Midland Parkway
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Queenstown oct ;. SO m-Cetc tRrI. York for
Liverpool
Gibraltar. Oct 3-Berhn tbrl New YORK for Naples and
Liverpool oct s-Caronia CBr). New York via Queens
southampton oct s-St Louis. New York via Plymouth
and Cherbourg; Tagus (brl. New York via Kingston.
Colon Barbados, etc
SAILED.
Queenstown Oct 3, $50 a m-ATabtc CBr ,fron, LIVER
pool and Holyheadl New York: II 90 M cam
pania .Br) urom Liverpool New York
Gibraltar m--CaTpatha tBrl. (frona Trieste
FIume and Naplesl, New York
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIAruPE ALMANAC

Sunrise b5s Sunset $40 Moon s:21 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER.
AM--Sandy Hook 11:I5 Gov Island IL AZ He'll cats %
PMSandy Hook l1b2 Gov Island 1900 Hell Cate S0
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
WIRELESS REpoRTs.

The Kronprnzessin Cecie reported as miles east %
Sandy Hook al 4l5 yesterday. is expected 10 dock
The Carmania, reported s05 miles east Of sand,
Hook at m yesterday. is expected dock TUESDAY
Tho Minnehaha. reported 1873 miles east OF SANDY
Hook at 2:30 yesterday. is expected to dock this
forenoon. - '''''
Furnessia. reported 500 miles east NJ SANDY
Hook AT 6f5 yesterday. is expected dock Tues
day forenoon ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04

Nour duty-to register the first thing to-day
The books are open from a. n to 10 o. m,
Don't delay! Do it now! You run the risk of
losing your vote if you don't enroll to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
WASH DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores.

Silk and Cotton Dress Fabrics rough
finish Plain cOlOrs,-Pink, Primrose
Reseda and Nile Green, Peach HeliOtrOpe
Copenhagen, Navy and Sky Blue. Cham
pagne. French Grey, Raspberry, Ashes of
Rose, Amethyst, Jasper, Ivory, Cream and
White or Black. % inches wide
25c per yard
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04

SILK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
"McCreery Silks"
Sale of Thirty Thousand Yards of tbfs
seasons desirable Silks.
MOire Velour,-complete assortment
of the latest colors Coo per yard
prfcs 90
Directoire Satin,-fOrty evening and
street shades, also white or black One
yard wide. 100 per ward
former rice
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores.

DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores
Colored BrOadeloth.-spOnged, shrunEz
and spot proof Copper. Cinder, French
Grey, ArtichOke, Moss and Olive Green
Wistaria, Raisin, Rose, Walnut, Seal
Brown, Italian Blue, Nutmeg, ChamOis
Peacock, ChcOry, POussiere, Smoke, Bur-
gundy, Prune, Delft, Royal, Marine and
Navy Blue. so to 54 inches wide.
1.65 per yard
values and
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Imported BrOadelOth,-bright satin
finish. sponged, shrunk and spot proof
52 inches wide. las per yard
All wool, Diagonal Suiting,-spOnged.
shrunk and spot proof "a inches wide.
LEO per yard
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04

On Monday and Tuesday,
October the 4th and 9Th,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04

James MCCreery & Co.
2ord Sfreef 54f6 .Sfreet
SO YEARS OF GROWTH IN MERCHANDISING
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

think. that Theodore Roosevelt Bui-
lalo BIN and Ben Daniels are the great.
est generals and admirals in modon
history
Even reckless releronce il
thcsc whv can 81 asirlde the gallop.
Ina steeds would be moro pardonablc
we're our wolf chasers and bank .ob.
beers iHelnded Ia the HIST Surely he
who sei le stamp Of approval on the
iendlug q wolf Jaws and establls cl
taa' as a bass Of siniesmanshlp MI
not nv inconsistent. aud ALLAN q mere
WIDER of srayaei stccds 10 So beside
ihe thrauc. whilst ,hoso who cah tear
3 wolf IA twain without allowing the
beast 10 whnmpeg are lcfl by ihc camg
i'fe y sorrow ard neglect
Mayo, verify uaye, and nay me-
moro VT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
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8 vAGsANT VERSE. @
) O 10000 @ o O 90 o c o 0 O
aoossVgLrs RyFFIAN RIDEs.
Uoplln Glono \

Z tjoplln Glonc.g
News lscm freaidenl hooscvcl 0i
| WpaUcssay rpdo aefse5aek ~ Mites
70 q hsafs wi,harl shaving aigng o.
fatigue,
Listen, nly children mluaic oe nafe
And an hear 81 we ride ol l1f5.
dere
a ride that makes ether hiscf'e s,asia
kssu4c the dimensions of aawcA-ot.
rnats
A ado saat TOR eplendar and slsise
end slyie
ia q iaekbln r.ch tp taline pl'er
| phe pprc 1nae3gm p 5 lhe counterfeit
ln Watch O. q ia iha mounted ~
X u.so beard Q. iho illc ot fsa
Revere
And ~ f.alg IodIya fodgh WarWes.
shire,
pauls sprint was c0ngileral 2 tn.
llue aci,
Aad iAe lady GlliyRsa q fcbrilc lac'
They ihda away ia me min sYelic Hlf
ree With The3defe's eanier iheS dani
comAlle;
And no su2 wa1 attempts @
they dp
Is d lalureitslr aud llr to.
In the rieeon.hole labeled aaa Alaa
Raa'
You will pyo ting story ol saer'dal.
'Twas q pretty ialr race inal OLD lA.-
made
pul rs linea forever are cass "a .s
shade
By ne feaf 81 Teddy What's lln
You doubt
Mr. geautal.hfms throw lnc sl.
ater ur.
o, We have 9 way aeYar fe4g, g lif
a gazaba who questions eur "lnss als.
1t was Two o'clock afd .ae dsy Res
FAIR
Ted asked tAg distance fsem IloTe IA
There
"a milton milas 4 yla aoaHl tse yes.
A thousand. perhaps as ihe sAM8a
crow lies.
A shrleh and crash and q blinaf2
Nhlf
"A am4lsskel sieea and q hls y
sDar
Wen be gaiiopea iae sap m fIfiass
minutes
Which e ealus some ll sou sebls rs
about il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
st0o Rowaru. sfc0.

The readers Of this paper VIII ~
nlcased 70 learn that there is at least
QUO dreaded tigease that science nas
oecn able to cure fin all lls stages
ana that Is CalArrh Halls Calarfh
cure Il the only positive cure now
snoWn 10 sae medical fraternity ca
fesrh leng a constitutional llaeasul
toares q constitutional treatment
Hairh caaffh Cure Is taken internal.
y acting dsseesly upon the blood and
mucous purIatea oi the system, lhete'
hs desticyns ihe foundation o. the
lsema ana SWING the patient
strength ns building up the eonsiitu.
ton aRl assisting nature in doing lts
work Tile nr0nsieiors nave SO much
fath lit lis curative powers mat theG
Hcr one llunarcd Dollars for any
eese tfat il tails 10 cure. Send lof
lis II testimonials
N,ldiufs ~ CHENEY 4 CO., TO
lellp. cute
soM by an Druggists. zoe,
TAKE llslfs Family pills for con-
saipall0n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

Nhon You have 4 bad cough Qf
,old 10 not let It dag aleag until
becomes cnronle bronchitis or de.
e!ops into an attack o. pneumonia
0nl give 1t iha attention Il deserves
nd get rld 81 IT Take Chamhcrlain's
Cough Remedy ani you are sure ~
prompt relief From d sntil begin'
Ing the sale ard Fuse Of this pfepara'
lion has extended 70 All parts Of the
United StaUa and II mauY foreign
,ounlries. lis many eemarknhle cures
" coughs aud ealls have wen for 4
his wide reputation ami extensive
rse Sold By G. r. Rcnfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

This Is d common Term q inusea'
iar fhenuAtam SO internal treat
uenf Il aaeaed. Anpls chamDerlaiu
fanlmeut srnely twice 8af and 9
quick tufa Is etris|n This llHlmenl
nas iAoYeN espeelallY Yaiaahla Iof
4us1Hlx ana chronic fIIenMat|FN
and h sara 10 elfa Qalzk fel|h
UhaMhttIaina Eminent # alnn mos
excellent fof fifaluN nnd hIHlfAa
Hflne. % epn| |affa size 7t 1eNIH
Epr saln Ag 9 4 nAaII1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

O mes now an anarchist m.n loia
NOT know fidelity to any incasreh end
bclrIes his dlspieasure through sni'fa
sarcasm and evil spirit
TfeadIhg the path oG eYil and waf
hhinnlng bis mastef error ae New
York World. catering 70 the readers n
ihe Hudson river valley luhEes sayetn
4aus Of tue great:
Mi Roosevelt rie nllety.eieAi
miles "Wednesday q prove that The en-
aufanrp tests prescribed lof army aEl
naGg officers are noi undnlS severe Il
was an historic achievement
Napoleon could not have rlddai
nlnelg4Iehi miles 10 ) day Neither
could Wellington. Washington might
pssiIHy have been equal ID lt as Il
Was an expert hofaeman, but he would
Aafe had too much seize . undertake
il. Ntltke you'd hHse failed nike
ably sloneWall jackson psihapi
might have dsne Il. hAl i i luuhstel
NlIeIhef Grant ng Lee CT saF uar
could have 81 nd thn Test Every
sohos|tas knows lhe poem nbsu'
shf1hlans ride e MInchaasnf whit
vas only iNHulY miles away
A iof |ht sleas sea.fIahlaFA ntlIAsl
pam l8he8 40t rpffx nor Fafiaea
sof <eIs = could hsfe ridden nlue.}
eight nuits Il one lag q 4 h9gse
save snip
HF Roosevelt aHl e houeKAf
llllIaN u eHu|a b T e could llsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

Fer several years w8l alietgl
with kidney trouble anl ilss winter
( was suddenly stricken With j severe
pain ln my kldlals ana was confined
to Ded elgh DAYS uHabla % sut rg
without assistance Ny urine certain.
sd / thick white sediment aad ! pas
sei same frequently 9ay and nieht
commences taking FoieY's kinney
Remedy aud the pain gradually ahal'
ed and finally eeasea and my urine
ieeame normal cheerlnllY fcean'
sni raleys Kidney Remedy q H.
RENFR0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
G O q o 9 O O @ o O 9 O. Q Q .
) MUCH IN LITTLE
! Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q |

Tho Knnaas legislature shows i is
rs BE- sieadEast 10 we principles of The
Republican paflyIi Is ndyoeatins
rasing several sa.srina of slate Of.
iielals
.~4~
snOwbaiIlAg has been popular ah me
cast side 81 the state tof several days
.s
Before making bank L bbery q fell
ony and punishable by death, let Us do
somethlng wilh the five hundred such
cases on tap.
~--H
Anyhow no other states Legislative
body has received larger chunks Of nd.
Niue Tan Oklahoma s aalous.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
Is % @ @ O o Q 0 . Q oo oo Oo
q =
q waaT EDITORS ARE SAYING g
o g
Q O. @ O 90 Q @ Q . Q Q 9 Q 9
prIa:nera AIolea AZ

lWsnk0mls Hofnctl
whe evidence Miss Barnard has e
sahslaallafe her charges aEalnaI lne
Kansas pen Reminds us Of . story
shaY ased 70 ten on Dennis Flynn
when he was praciiclne law up e
Kansas 4 number 81 ralr1aders
waln arsasted en- 3 charge u working
on Sunday Dennis was einp.oyed
DEFEND them They were arfHiHfea
before tie squire and Dennis flled g
motloa 10 dismiss The prisoners; tas
ssurn rul the mellon ana the pits
oaers an voted aye Being II the ma
E1fiiy he mollun &ay declf aeaearrlea
) rllg the mol.en wss dRglafea carried
aaa lhe nrssHaers discharged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
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y STATE BRIEFS. I,
o q
8 o o o o o O o 90 o 0 0 % Q Q

8 o 900 o o o 90 o Q o Cd Q o
Mrs. Il. NJ. llalsey died al El Reaa.
Mrs. Kate Martin died near okeene
This viii be petition week b okla.
homa.
G n. Gist, seventynine years, diea
az Shawnee.
Arnett new capital Of Ellis county
will Incorporate.
Rooster show commences q Shaw
nee tho twenty iifta.
Wills Hubbard, oighiy-gour years
dies, Saturday, at Alva.
An hundred bakers viii convene at
Ok ahoma CITY tons crow
lphn Gels, RuasIan Of merit and.
many friends, dlea at his hona near
Okeenc.
Enoth Neadham has received APP
polntmert thai win continue him post.
master II flnso
Greek county high school velel hy
overwhelming maiorily II VIII ~
ocatcd at Mounds,
WllhrFion advertising for naw citi'
zcns opposed to iotlne guns and sla,
lraua ot making trouble.
seven hundred thousand dollars
worth OF steel bridges Will be built
ii Oklahoma thia year
Poor people at Muatagee arc sni.
erng fer good an lalment vita thef.
noMctel lcAe taan FOR years.
Big general storo safe hl Iafle
horne blown open and SiO0 takcE.
iuarls were held W hy the lhleNea.
iawten Star c'alnla 10 havi llseoy-
re q factory site so fine u feolH sof-
gy for tac manufacture who have
10, piled onto chat spot iin the hlthcr'
"a.
Woodward County Democrat feels a
armer Who teeps MS lo-se hichet %
Is post while he lyals arounl TOWN
ugft not "a howl too lcrd q an ON.
iol put ap ,hc animal anl makes
owner pay FOR food and water.
A. n. Davis living nine miles ont
ihawnee, Is scaa. His wife alea few
weeks previous re was building 4
rlendld farm hemeto bo The best
II potlavatam,e county all Y wa
,lmost completed when be was called
. hls wife, lesviRg daughter nct
but 81 her teens.
The killing Of Charles Scott ly
Charles Morrison near Mutual. recent.
ly was very sad affair Scott was
employed hg Morrison and the two
we're lnseparable. The farmer was
ending his shotgun % q neigh8 and
explaining how the tigaer might be-
sruwn accidentally IN some manncl
he discharged the weapon the Mtire
iaa1 entering The groin o lhe victim,
ehe dead man was just tweStf-9nel Che
ol sf sellH1.d9 parents wa reside
ieaf ila.lcH.llle He a.ed ln the arms
lf she ffit ( who kled hlm Since
he tragedy Morrison as been lnean
olabie ana friends fear he VIII 90 per.
usncalIs distracted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

Secretary Wilson says One ot the
ohlnrts OF the law IS @ Inform the
consumer ol she presence as certain
harmful drugs Ia medlclnes." The
law requires tnat the anouns of chic.
reform. opium. morphine, ard other
habit forming drugs be stated On the
label Of each ho,tle The uanusae.
Jurors of ChambcsIains cpuga kemn'
Is have always claimed lhat theF
femedy did not contain any Z fAesa
drugs knd the truth Of this claim &
now fully proven as 10 mention q
them Is made on The label This
remedy II not 0nly one 81 Ehe safest
but oae of tie lest 10 nse inf eansns
and c1lds. rs salne has been pFoven
hayona question durlne The man
wears Il aas heen ln general use
For salo ~ G X BenfHn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

senator Tagler had tine misfortune
Is plaee MS cane d The parlng 81 aA
apple N the lone Sunday eyeuinh
throwing the ghlckasha man 20 tnt
tlla noar With great force. He aas eA
tending Is han1 U greet Els law pat
nof. Judge han OF the state election
bard Fortunately The Injuries sus
lalnea were Of 4 temporary nature pu'
wero neyeflhrless nasriu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

nc I've lo6m 16IIadg - llVln8 )
fsf rent. n LInst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

a. r. Davis. living nine mlles ont
ihawneo rs Geaa. HIS wife liea O few
weeks previous. re was building q
rlandld farm hemeio bo The best
II putlavasQm,c county unl Il was
,lmost completed when be was called
% hls WIFE lesviRg & daughter nct
but o. her teens.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-28

ed into the fence post near Patter-
sons store. The force of the coils.
ion smashed the cutter to kindling
wood. The frightened animal con-
tinued up Main street but was stop
ped by Oscar Ketchum in front of
the residence of e. d. Bennett.
Miss Rudd injured her shoulder
slightly but was not otherwise SER
iously hurt. The horse which is
owned by c. |. Hendee was not in
jured. An unknown woman and
child had narrow escape from death
when the frightened horse dashed up
on the walk in front of Patterson S
store. With rare presence of mind
the woman seized her child and enter
ed the stairway leading to DR.. B. C.
Jenneys Office just in time to pre-
vent being run down by the horse.
The presence of the snow plough
on Main street seems to be a menace
to the public. Several horses were
frightened Monday and were with
difficulty restrained from running
away
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-28
zELAYA BLAM ES
CONSUL FOR HIS
TROUBLES
Says Secretary Knox Was Given
PrejudicaI Information
HAS ARRIVED IN MEXICO
Former President of Nicaragua Says
Any Other Executive Would Have
Executed Cannon and Groce

Saline Cruz, Mexico, Dec. 28.-De-
claring the attitude of Secretary
Knox toward him could not fail to be
disproved by all fair-minded persons,
and that he believed the secretary
judgment was based on false reports
of conditions in Nicaragua, made by
the American vice consul at Managua
former President Zelaya of Nicaragua
in an interview yesterday declared
that his treatment of the Americans,
Cannon and Groce, was such as any
one else in his position would have
accorded them.
Zelaya debarked from the Mexican
gunboat General Guerrero, on which
he came from Nicaragua, and left for
Mexico City in private car attached
TO the regular passenger train due in
the capital on Wednesday morning.
II am going to Mexico City to re-
main for six months Zelaya said.
IF the climate agrees with me,
shall send or go for my family. If it
does not agree with me, | shall go TO
some PLACE in Europe | am going TO
Mexico City TO thank President Diaz
and the Mexican officials for their
kindness to me-"
AS regards Cannon and Groce,
":Said Zelaya.' no one else in my
position would have acted other than
did |.
Il think that Mr.. Knox took harsh
action against me. | believe his OBJ
ject was that resign. That is what
have done. | am only a private cit
izen now and such | shall remain. IT
is my intention not to enter politics
again.
Ielaya attributed much of his woe
TO Harry Caldera, American vice CON
sui at Managua. He said: The
United States government was gross
ly misinformed through this man
about conditions in my country. The
vice consul is a member of the Con-
sentative party and an ardent defen-
der of that party's views. With the
object of overthrowing my govern
ment. he made false reports to Wash
ington, and these, | firmly believe,
had much to do with the note of Sec
Rotary Knox"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-28
BIG FIRE IN PlTTsFIELD
Shire City Of Berkshire County Has
100000 Loss

Pittsfeld, Dec. 2S-ln the face OF
| the worst storm this city has known
| in 3 years the entire fire department
stood at times hipdeep in drifts and
| fought for nearly II hours a fire
which totally destroyed the business
block, known as the Riley block at
North and Depot streets Sunday with
loss of 100000.
Despite the blizzard large crowds
gathered about the scene of the blaze
| and many. volunteered services in
bringing hot coffee and sandwiches to
the firemen and assisted wherever
chance offered. AT times the hose
lines were hurled deep in snow and
had to be freed at intervals.
The baking of dog at $50 in the
morning made known the presence OF
the fire to Dr.. Frank Y. Herman a
dentist, who has his sleeping rooms
and offices in the block. Herman
jumped from his bed and ran for the
hallway only to find his way cut on
by smoke and flame. He was taken
down from his-~indow by ladder as
soon, as the fire department arrived.
Two alarms were. sounded shortly
after 80 a. M, and all the firemen
in the city with all the available ap-
paratus responded. The heavy fall OF
snow made it difficult to reach the
fire and by the time the streams were
on the building the flames had gain
ed great Roadway and eaten their way
well into the structure. From $50 a.
M, until after 4 o'clock in the after
noon the blaze continued TO balk all
the efforts of the department. Atten-
ton was turned toward saving the ad-
Joining buildings and in this the fire
men were successful Early in the
afternoon one of the walls collapsed
and. the men barely escaped from the
debris as it fell.
Hotels and the Salvation Army sent
refreshments to the firemen at noon.
The building was three story
wooden structure and was owned by
Thomas C. f. Riley The loss on the
building was $4,000 On the ground
floor was Wood Bros. music store
and here some 60 pianos were stored.
These were completely destroyed en-
failing a loss of $4,000.
The other occupants of the ground
floor we're the Foster Clothing store
and the F. n. Kirby notion store. The
former sustained a loss of $4,000 and
the latter $4,000.
The remainder of the loss was div
ided between the occupants of offices
on the second floor and the lodge
rooms of eight fraternities on the
third floor. The latter for the most
part, lost their charters, records and
paraphernalia The societies affected
were the Berkshire lodge of odd Eel
lows, $2500; Greylock Bncampment
of odd Fellows 5000; Silver Star
lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, $1,000
Pittsfeld Grange, $500; Mohegan
Tribe of Red Men, 5000; Daughters OF
Pocahontas, $500. and Onota Council,
n. e. o. p, $400 Knights of Pythias
$500
The cause of the fire has not been
determined 1t is believed to have
started in an air shaft in the hallway.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-28

udy.
Five institutions voted that the
present game is satisfactory except
in minor details, seventeen favored
the English game of Rugby, seven
took a midway position between the
American game and Rugby, and nine
voted that either the American game
should be radically changed or Rugby
substituted.
The executive committee, it was
announced, favored the changes pro
posed by the athletic committee of
West Point, and would so report.
The West Point committee has pre-
pared a resolution declaring that
football has developed dangers which
are recognized to be intolerable and
that it has become necessary to Grad
icate undue roughness. Among the
abuses of the game the West Point
committee names are:
An excessive desire to win at any
cost, which developes a tendency to
semi-professional games-the prac-
tice of employing professional coach
es not identified with the college, and
a dependence on preponderant weight
and strength, instead of mental acute
ness and individual skill.
1t is a further contention that in
playing of obviously
over-matched contests should be pro
and to this end, the forward
pass and mass attack should be
abolished. The forward pass is con-
demned as extremely dangerous be-
cause of the unprotected position of
the player receiving the pass. Drag
ging and pulling of fallen player is
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-28
DlSAP17GpES cF THE HINTER
Remarks Of Young Business Woman
VIII Find an Echo in the Breasts
Of Many.

IF there is one thing | hate" said
the determined young business wom-
an as she sat down to lunch, Its the
hinter II some one wants to Dor
row an umbrella or some money from
you. let her say so right out, not
come stumbling into your office, take
away all your valuable time beating
around the bush and dropping fool
hints on the way, won't take hint
I'm not dense. but want to discour-
age the habit think 1t shows cow
ardice
Take the man who wants to come
to see you. Why can't he say May
call?' No, he hasn't the courage OF
his convictions. but he has to hem
and haw. dock sheepish and hint for
dear hfe | won't have man like that
in my house. Same thing with girls.
Don't you hate the kind that suggests
to man that taxi is so comfortable,
and she does loathe the street cars,
or the one who asks him II he's seen
the lovely display at Huyler's or the
cute little boxes they send with
Thorley's flowers 1t would be safer
for her If she kept off the subject, for
the chief fun in doing things lies in
planning them. and nothing is so mad
dening as to have others make sugges-
tons. The hinter only makes herself
unpopular, and the sooner she knows
1t the better. Keep quiet or say right
out what you want.
Now, don't hint that you'd like an
oyster cocktail. because you won't get
one If you do. Sing out like a little
woman-have one? Good"