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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-17
|rprlLATING A cow STABLE
IN plan 10 Allow Draft to Play on
'Anln,als In Barn, Yet Fresh Air
Is Necessary.

~ n bad plan to allow draft on
c,vs while stabbed. At the same
Er,s # is necessary to get plenty Of
F~st,,,,iop, The accompanying Illus.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-17

Anything left to be done at you
leisure seldom gets done S, Martin
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-17

We often hear the expression, las
poor as church mouse" But even a
church mouse doesn't have to live on
the collections.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-17
Queens High.

Does Bliggins ever bluff when he
plays cards?"
Never until he gets home and ex-
plains where he has been"
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Dr. Piees Pleasant
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Dressnnaking
Wanted TO Buy

Wanted, sewing by day. NJ. 4130.
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VACANT LOTS FOR
SALE

NO. 21sT, CLOSE TO JUNETT-a
beautiful lots for $4,000 cash or $2,t
400 terms. VIII swap for house.
Paving is paid
so. l. ST. CORNER Of 8 above
grade lots, with grading side.
walk, eto, paid, and reached bv So.
Tacoma car in Is minutes Price
$1,000. (Ask for F2).
q BEAUTIFUL GARDEN LOTS,
near So. 51st and d, for s2E down,
$40 monthly. Price $500. Nice view
Of Mt. Tacoma. (Ask for H"5).
CLOSE-IN-2 lots next to corner
with both streets graded and slde-
walks, sewer, etc, paid. Complete
abstract and clear title for 5000; 5000
down, $15 monthly. You can walk
down town from these in Is nina
utes. (Ask for W4).
NEAR MANN sCHOOL-Tn good
South Side locality. two mica lots Id
fruit and garden Cemont walks,
water mains, gas, graded street, car
Inc In front. Lots rich and level
Price $500: s25 down, remainder $40
monthly, including interest.
ST COMPANY
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PUfAiLUP FARM of 8 acres; 200
ne fruit trees and "a acre black.
erries; nice garden patch. never
1iiing stream of pure water runs
ght through it, which can be piped
light into the house. Soil Is the
est This is ideal for someone who
Jants to make a good living and
nd loamy (Ask for II12).
EDGEWOOn--1O ACRES; clear
d; fine bearing orchar1i housing
DOM and runs for 900 or 40h chick
hoice), horse, 2 wagons, all neces-
'ary tools and 100 chickens, 3 acres
IS good soil for garden stuff, bali
i lnce is somewhat sIit gray,e,ily but Il
strawberries. Price $500. (Ask for
HID.
TACOMA EASTERN 10 ALDER
40 acres good land, 10 acres cleared,
good broom house, fine spring;
faces on county road; quarter mile
to school, station and store; barn
to hold 6 head of stock and tons
of hay; chicken house for 4Oo chicl1-
ems; good root house. Price $1,000.
Will swap equity of $500 as all or
part payment on house and 2 city
lots. (Ask for K3).
NICE HOUSE AT MLToN-7-
room house and l acre good land for
$500; mostly cleared, nice spring
and hydraulic ram pumps water to
kitchen. (Ask for LII.
ROSEDALE-9 1-5 acres best soil
in the state facing on arm of bay,
giving. opportunity to raise oysters
MS).
LAKE BAY tracts of or more
acres at $35 per acre and up. SUBJ
irrigated. does Or
the summer. (Ask for PAD.
40 ACRES CROSSED BY TACOMA
EASTERN and 80 minut ss' ride from
ties and cordwood; Groom house, 8
acres cleared; good barn, 7 cows, 5
heifers, 2 horses, $50 chickens, 3
buggies and all necessary tools,
(Ask for M3).
ESPECIALLY GOOD. near Dryad,
Wash, Lewis Co.-16h acres level,
good black soil, 3-room house. Five
acres cleared, l n acres bottom land.
on county road, Y mile from school.
New barn 24x36, 3-room henhouse,
woodshed 12X12, store room sx13.
This is dear little ranch. Orchard
strawberry plants. Some loganber1
ries, horseradish and sooseberries,
Investigate. Price s1i00. Terms,
$500 cash, balance $3.50 every year
GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY HOME
Right in city of Puyallup House
of rooms. Price $500; $4,000 down,
$500 annually. Five aores in crop,
200 bearing trees; beautiful springj
lots of handy outhouses of all sorts,
Above must be seen; 1t is very cheap
considering what you get,
INvALID's HOME-Ten acres for
$500. Located on Vaughn bayl
reached in six hours by Tacoma
boats. This Is the cheapest ocean
view property that we know. Its
ideal for tired business men, sick
women and ailing children over
400 feet along beach. Has also .
cheap Groom house. Is logged off,
but not cleared. Soil is fair-not the
best but it is all right for grapes,
apples and berries. 500, or, even $50
will secure above property, res
mainder SIS monthly, including in-
tereSt,
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FARMS FOR SALE

10 ACRES. REACHED BY INTER-
URBAN, for $500; 2 acres partly
cleared and Broom shack. Right
on county road; creek runs through
one corner.
NEAR CLEAR LAKE-1O acres. 4
acres cleared, nice creek, orchard
chickens, cts; $2700.
1924 ACRES NEAR EDGEwooD
for $1,000; acres cleared and 1000
cords wood. Pretty good sell; 5000
down.
11N ACRES CHOICE WATER
FRONT at Sylvan on Fox Island
for $4,000; orchard and low beach
This is a beauty.
CLOSE-IN IMPROVED FARM or
an excellent site for a mill or fac
tory; SO level lots, partly cleared.
and good soil, with the Tacoma
Eastern r. II. "a branch of the Mil
waukee) running through ono cor
ner, for $500; 5000 down, Si5
monthly. Only 5 miles from down
town and &c fare. ASK for F4A),
LENNOX TRU
ooI 1.d 1,,,tIl.--
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS PRopERTy-vAc ANT LOTS = HOMES - ACREAGE
Houses ON Easy Savings PLAN

1911 will be here Let stand out as the year Of
your life. The year you decided to have home and
save for it and be somebody. Our bungalows on
Mckinley hill are complete and honey in every way,
and the price and ter1ns! They surprise every one
and possible for any who works ant. does
not squander his savings.
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PRESENT to your wife one of OF
contracts tied in holly ribbon &
Christmas morning. We have thre
bungalows almost completed, fl,
bath room and every modern con
venience. Two lots with EACH; M,
Kinley Hill. $3.50 down, s25
month. Begin to save now.
se1s NORTH s5TH-DEAUTIFU
BUNGALOW with ~ lots; larg
entrance hall, front room, dinin
room and kitchen down stairs an
4 airy bedrooms and bath ul Fire
p Ia big basement; lot WAITE
fet In dining room; oeamed ceilint
In front room. Very best of mate
rial and finish used throughout
BULLETIN book cases. This is just az
other homes of this class that are
selling for $500 to 5000. Owner
will take $4,000; $3.50 down and s35
monthly, or will take good let's from
200 to si59 3S as first payment , Neal
siding and shingles, is not yet stain
ed. owner Will make ii any color
you want. (Ask for C12). Sales
man will be at place on Sunday
from ~ to 2.
TWO VIEW LOTS, reached by
Point car to North seth St. for $3.50
with Groom house; 500 down, $40
monthly Make us an offer on this
as to price and terms. (Ask for
THIS SIDE OF FERN HILLS
nice above grade lots in high state
of cultivation and 5-room house for
$4,000. Equal to 2 acres and only 6
minutes from p. o, (Ask for K4).
ONE BLOCK FROM MCKINLEY
CAH-4-room cottage and nice lots
in front for $3.50. (Ask for NH.
TWO ROOMS and lovely cleared
lots for $500; SIS down. One block
to car: South Side; 20 minutes ride.
(Ask for ND
ROOSEVELT SCHooL-1s rich
lots with fine spring and 7room
house for S2S00; $500 down. (Ask
for QD.
12-MINUTE RIDE TO T.. o. 2
choice lots and nice house for $1,000:
all improvements in and paid. (Ask
for SID.
NORTH END Twenty dollars
monthly installment plan cottage,
$500. Owner offers 6-room cottage
complete late style porcelain plumb
ing; big woodshed, good wire fence
rich soil, two beautiful lots; 90 min
uIeS rue torrance car. NOW, IT
you want a home on easy payments
you'll have to think qui,., for this
snap is going to the first man who
puts up 500 deposit.
AN OLD HOUSE, rooms, but
quite comfortable, containing bath,
toilet and lights, Is offered at $1475,
together with 1h fertile cleared
lots. Here is a great opportunity
house--all to be newly papered and
painted. Premises reached by So.
Tacoma car in 10 inmates. Terms
$1O0---or perhaps $50. down. SIS
monthly.
BEAUTIFUL 7-R. BUNGALOw,
with beamed ceilings; HOT WATER
HEAT; big bas beautiful buff
'fet in dining room; big hall-in fact,
a first-class home, worth $4,000.
Price $4,000; $500 cash and $500 to
$500 in vacant lots as first pay
ment. Near 35th and North Proctor
DANDY 2-HOUsE CORNER with
in easy call distance, for $1,000; 5000
down; lovely lots and all impts. in
and paid.
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Boarders Wanted

BUSY MEN AND WOMEN find II
convenient TO telephone their
Want" ads to the Times. Main 7ss
fnd- A 1T33. Times ads cost only
one cent Dor word. 10 words cost
70 f-nfe
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ron SALE by OWNER

Two cottages, 3 lots: / block from
car line; all improved; plumbing,
electric lights. etc. Inquire 1920
"a So. 18th ct.
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Reach Every Nook and Corner Of Tacoma and
Suburbs, Searching Out Things to Buy and Buyers
for What You Have to Sell.
For Sale, Real Estate
Here's Your Chance

SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
We have downtown restaurant
for sale at a bargain. Well patron
lied and doing a good business. A
furnished rooming-house overhead
easily pays all running expenses.
To be sold at SACRIFICE PRICE
as owner Is sick and must sell.
M. 179. II. l.. ROBBINS A1179
2OS Bank OF California Bldg.
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Wanted-Roomers and
Boarders
Wanted to Borrow

>e~~~~o-~~~~~N->~-e~-~| ~~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~~s~~
WANTED TO BORROW-$15O0, will
give security In fine home, worth
$1,000; no commission. Address c
50. care Times.
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Personal

.-->>~r-->~~s-~---~~s~e-s~s--
SOBER laborer wishes to hear from
lady, about 35. fundamentally in
clined. j. s. Sorenson. 1918 So. II
ST., City.
MRS ORA SoULT, spiritual, psychic
and reader. 1116h Co st. Hotel
Antlere, X. 30.
CANCERS cured without knife or
Afnsworth. Stephen johnson. 49,
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Wanted

ss-~>es~eSc>eee.~~e s~>-~~~~~~~~~-os~~e~~~
GENTLEMAN to room and board,
Home cooking, close in. Mrs Gra-
ham, SOB So. Ninth. Phone NJ. 1859
WANTED-Lots to clear OF grade.
". q. Paul, 1900 So. Sheridan.
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Here is the rancn you are looking
for-b5 acres, all fenced, 20 acres
bottom land, running water on
place, Z miles from Gig Harbor, IL
from boat landing, on county road.
INQUIRE of owner. 1909 Pacific ave,
Tacoma, Wash.
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Il A. Alfalfa-Trade

Also ~ acres apples, peaches and
pears; acres pasture, 20 acres In
all; miles from North Yakima.
Owner has $1,000 equity to trade for
tract We've other good trades for
you.
A. II. BARNHIsEL co.
422 Cal. Bldg. M. 1900
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r. f. ANDERSON &c co.
Berlin Building

FOR RENT-Modern Car. house. In
quire 1924 So. X ST., in rear.
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Stove Repairing
Towel Supplies

TAG. TOILET SUI, CO.. s4z Com
A 1855. H. 265. Excellent Rervioe
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Announcements
Lost

S~->N'>es~sNN~e~@N>~~~
LOST-Ladys handbag. containing
1913, on cable or Point Defiance
ears, night of Dec. 10. Reward for
return to A. Nelson, Main 1900,
Samson Hotel. 18th and f.
tOST-English setter PUP nine
months old: wore Swastika col
lar. Finder please call Main SOP.
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ROOSEVELT SCHOoL-1S rich
lots with fine spring and 7-room
house for s2S00; $500 down. (Ask
for Old.
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HIGHEST prices paid for second
hand goods. 1923 Pacific ave-, NJ
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TWO ROOMS and 2 lovely cleared
lots for $500: SIS down. One block
to car: South Side; 20 minutes ride
(Ask for ND
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AN OLD HOUSE, rooms, but
quite comfortable, containing bath,
toilet and lights, Is offered at $1475,
together with 1h fertile cleared
lots. Here is a great opportunity
house--all to be newly papered and
painted. Premises reached by So.
$100----or perhaps $50. down. SIS
monthly.
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Restaurants
WHERE TO EAT

IMPERIAL CAFETERIA. g24 Com.
St, coffee. pastry vegetables and
meat. like best home style.
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BEAUTIFUL 7-R. BUNGALOw,
with beamed ceilings; HOT WATER
HEAT; big basement: beautiful buff
fet in dining room; big hall-in fact,
q first-class home, worth $4,000.
Price $4,000; $500 cash and $500 to
$500 in. vacant lots as first pay
ment Near 35th and North Proctor
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40 ACRES CROSSED BY TACOMA
down town for $500; $500 worth
ties and cordwood; Groom house,
acres cleared; good barn, cows,
heifers, 2 horses, $50 chickens,
buggies and all necessary tools,
(Ask for M3).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
THREAT BY ANARCHIST
UPON LIFE Of KAISER
Letter Received at Brussels
Cause of Unusual Pro-
tective Measures.

BRUSSELS, October 2S.-The extraor-
binary preca utiohs taken last night to
protect Emperor William, and Empress
Auguste Victoria when they left the city
at II o'clock for Berlin were explained
today when the police announced that a
letter threatening his majesty had been
received at the royal palace yesterday.
The communication was signed by a
militant Brussels anarchist and read:
Since no one has had the courage to
blow up the German autocrat / have de-
cided to throw bomb.
Futile Effort to Effect Arrest.
Efforts Of the authorities to arrest
the writer We're fruitless. and. accord
ngly. unusual steps were taken to guard
against any untoward incident
All of the windows of the houses over
looking the streets through which the
royal party passed from the palace to
the railway station were ordered closed
temporarily, and the station itself was
packed with troops. The railway line
for considerable distance out of the city
was guarded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
LOAN OF $5O,0OO,0OO TO
. CHINA IS C0NSUMMATED
Agreement Signed in Peking
on Behalf of Syndicate of
American Bankers.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-An American
loan of $JO,OO0.OO0 TO the Chinese govern
ment has been consummated, it was
learned today
The group of bankers interested in this
loan consists of ]. p. Morgan Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. the National City
Bank and the First National Bank The
agreement to the amount of the loan
rate of interest and terms. 1t is said, was
signed in Peking yesterday by Daniel A
Menocal OF the International Banking
Corporation. on behalf of Willard D.
Straight, former United States consul
general at Mukden. now agent of the
syndicate in China. but who has been in
this country for the past few months
The bonds will be Chinese government
bonds. and will bear interest at per c, mt.
and il is expected bonds will be offered
here and in European countries at par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
BIG REVENUE FOR ILLINOIS.
Wins on All But One Point in Hi
nois Central Suit.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, October 2S.-In de-
Gliding today on the demurrer of the Illi-
nois Central Railroad Company to the
suit of the state of Illinois to collect
back taxes from the railroad, the SUI
preme court ruled in favor of the state
on all but one point
In the matter of back taxes the court
holds against the state. which sought to
recover its percentage since 1877 On
this point the court says the accounts
prior to 1905 are outlawed. Under this
ruling the $15.OoO.Oo which the state
sought from the Illinois Central dwindles,
roughly estimated. TO about S1,0DOO0U.
From 1905 the court lays down the
rule for accounting by which the state,
IL is estimated. will receive 81 OOO. OOC
revenue annually from the road instead
of 81 1000, 600 or less. as at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
REDUCE MILLIONAIRE
CORPORAL" TO RANKS
Albert J. Myer Punished for
Being Absent From Duty
Without Leave.

Albert j. Myer. who was known while
soldier at Fort Myer. Va, as the mil
lionaire corporal" has been reduced to
the ranks for disobedience of orders and
being absent from duty without leave.
His term of enlistment. will expire, his
officers believe, without finding him any
nearer to the realization of his ambition
a commission-than when he entered the
army.
Myer is the scion of a distinguished
family. His grandfather, the late Brig.
Gen. Albert J. Myer, for whom Fort AIyer
was named. led In the establishment OF
the United States Signal Corps and the
weather bureau. Young Myer enlisted in
| Company of the. Signal Corps two
years ago, determined to work his way
to the top from the ranks
Last winter Myer created a stir in
Washington, where his family connections
gave him high social standing, by appear
ing at functions at which the commits
stoned officers at his post were guests.
This fact did not deter Myer. however.
and he continued to play the dual role of
soldier and society man.
Sentenced to imprisonment.
Myer went away on a furloueh early in
the summer and remained over his time
Reporting at Fort Banks. Mass. he was
ordered to return to Fort Myer. Failure
to comply promptly led to arrest and con-
viction. He was sentenced to be reduced
to the grade of a private. be confined
three months and forfeit $50 of his pay
Maj. Gen. Grant, commanding the
Department of the East. RENTED the
confinement because of the length Of
time Meyer was in restraint awaiting
trial. Meyers i'll health at the time of
the commission of the offenses was
taken into consideration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
DUMA OPENS: TROUBLE BEGINS
Body Splits Over Question of Hon.
oring Prof. Mouromtzeff's Memory.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 2s.-The
fourth session of the duma opened today.
AS had been anticipated, there was trou-
BILE on a proposal to honor the memory
of Prof. Serge Mouromtzeff. who died re-
Gently.
The vice president declined TO put an Of
fetal motion that the members rise as a
mark of respect to the former president
Of the lower house
Immediately upon the announcement the
constitutional democrats and radicals
withdrew from the sittingS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
REvOLUTIONISTS ACTIVE.
Munitions of War Assembled by Mu
tinous Mexicans.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. October rs
Munitions of war are being concentrated
in Brownsville and other Texas towns
near the frontier by Mexican revolution
ists. according 10 a declaration made to-
day by DR.. Banagun. Mexican consul.
The plot was furthered, he declared. by
;nsurrectiopary leaders who had estab-
Iished headquarters in San Antonio and
in California
Several days ago the house of former
Mexican army officer was searched. but
no arms or discriminating papers were
found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
GIRL SCARES OFF WOLF.
Her Screams Save Life of Little
Brother,

MARSHFIELD. Wis. October 2S-The
screams of the five-year-old daughter OF
Herman Bilgrien, who lives two miles
from this city, saved the life OF the farm
ers two-year-old son, who was being
carried away by huge timber wolf yes
terday.
The wolf entered the farmyard where
the children verse paliying, and. seizing
the boy, started for the woods.
The girl. however, ran after her brother
screaming until the wolf was so fright
ened that it dropped the boy. practically
unilurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
THREE SPEECHES TODAY.
Col. Roosevelt Renews Activity in
New York Campaign

UTICA. y. Y. October .S-Theodore
Eoosevelts campaign for the republican
state ticket was continued today. Three
speeches were on the days schedule. Col
Roosevelt spent the early part of the day
in Utica and was to leave in time "a
reach Rome at noon The speech a,
Rome Vas to be followed by one at Lyons
this afternoon and by night meeting ir
Rochester
Col Roosevelt probably will make
speeches In several other towns through
which he passes during the day. The
Roosevelt party is to start for New York
after the Rochester meeting. Instead ot
going directly through. as planned, il Is
expected that he will stop in Kingston to
speak tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
DRINK CAUSES DOWNFALL.
Former Official of Episcopal Church
Passes Worthless Checks.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, October 2S.-An-
other chance is to be given Rev. Henry
B. Smith, a former archdeacon of the
Episcopal Church in the diocese OF Okla
homa, who was arrested for passing 81
(CO in worthless checks.
The prisoner has told influential friends
that drink caused his downfall Judge
Iatshaw said he would release the pris-
oner indefinitely provided he paid the
holders of the checks the amounts they
rad lost. This Smith agreed to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
WILL NOT HEAR FORAKER.
Ex-senator Cancels Athens, ohio,
Speaking Engagement.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. October 2s-I. NJ
Foster, prosecuting attorney of Athens
county. has received a letter from ex-
Senator J. b. Foraker. withdrawing his
date to speak at a political rally at Athens
next Saturday night.
Mr.. Foster at once renewed the invita-
ton to Senator Foraker by telegraph to
speak at Athens. and hopes he will ac-
cept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
TEAM IS D|SbANDED
Western High School Out of
Foot Ball Contest.
ELEVEN BADLY CRIPPLED
Depleted by Injuries and With
drawals of Players.
GAME IS NOW ON TRIAL
Today's Casualties May Determine
Fate in. Washington-Atti-
tude Of Authorities.

So crippled is the foot ball team of the
Western High School, largely through
accidents to players and withdrawal OF
players by parents. that it was decided
this afternoon to disband.
The casualty score of the game today
between the teams Of Central and Busi-
ness high schools, it is admitted in school
circles. may determine the fate OF inter
high school foot ball, at least for the
present season.
In every game between teams OF the
high schools played this season at least
one player has been seriously injured
Two of the three games were productive
of broken bones. The third game put
an arm in sling and a shoulder IL
heavy bandages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
FORMER ASSEMBLYMA
MEETS HORRIBLE FATE
Perishes in Fire Which De.
stroyed Home - Mining
Town Loses Heavily.

OSWEGO. y. Y, October 2s-Capt
Henry J. Daggett, former assemblyman
was burned to death early today in a
fire, which destroyed his home, in which
he lived alone. near New Haven, Oswego
county Capt. Daggett, who was eighty
years old. was retired vessel owner.
Mining Town Loses, $4,000.
PITTSBURG, October 2S.-After fight
ing the flames from midnight until long
after dawn. the tired residents of Bos-
sell, a mining town in Somerset county.
today looked out upon a scene of desola-
ton. Property to the value of $4,000 had
been destroyed. The hotel, business houses
and seven dwellings were burned.
The fire was fought with buckets and
water from every available source of
supply. aid from nearby towns being lost
because railroads could not provide loco
motives to carry fire engines to the
stricken village.
Akron, Ohio, Plant Burned.
AKRON, Ohio. October 2s.-Fire of an
unknown origin destroyed the entire plant
and stock of the Hardware and supply
Company early today. The loss of $50
600 on the stock and $4,000 on the build
ing was covered by insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
St. Petersburg Hebrews Expelled

ST PETERSBURG. October 2i.-Sixty-
eight Hebrew artisans were expelled
from st. Petersburg today on the ground
that they were not following trades en-
gagement in which would entitie them to
live outside the pale. the restricted dis
trict set apart by law for their habita-
tion.-