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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

rArimeut il free from dcbt now that
the Stadium la completed
while the Stadium ~ The SYRIA
euaa un.srrhtY eNceis iha Tacoma
structure ip sinr. the latter h con
ceird vastly superior by feaaaa 81
lts beauties aud panoramic sdFaa
farrs
With ets miies ~ rHnerrte-st steel
seats 90 flers hieh thr Tacoma sta
dtum affords aeaiins capacity for
Ell Geo people he o. constructed in
tHr form ~ mHmmath burHe ahph.
coo fr-t long ESQ feet plfc nc its
uAFroN cor parf and 800 fest at else
widest The field covers s-to
acres ~ ground Ths sratis9 pa
zion az tha Stadium is Divided b
rows ~ concrete afeei sirps lnta "a
visions The 4 600 Tacoma ahdoi
ehlldfvn wiN b. aeatnd be 20 sfiVi
sianH each ditisian being mar aed D.
q monster prnuant bearing The nags,e
- tto school represented
On the construction ~ th- Hfaatuti
1900 cHHjc yards of earth werr -
moved. $500 eubic yards ~ cesss-nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
M'VEICH BEATS UP HIS
SPARRING PARTNERS
Former S. A. c. Boxer Adopts Battling Nelson's Style
of Milling and Tries 1t Out on Lonnie Austin
Marine Fit for Friday Nights Go.

Pete Mcvelgh IL injecting 20 much
ginger into his preliminary work for
his slx-round 20 with Eddie Marine
at the Grand Friday evening. that
his long suffering sparriuR part
ners are on the verge u open revolt.
Pete, who was behind Al WolRast
In his last fight with Nelson. was
90 Impressed with the latter's style
Of milling that he now follows the
bOrinKin tactics of the Battier. and
his Imitation - getting bit too
realistic for his staff Pete gained
lot u valuable experience on his
California trip. and he u as FUN Of
confidence as a truly champion
Kid Hermann Missing.
Yesterday afternoon McVoigh was
scheduled % go four rounds with
Kid Hermann az Engine House 80.
3. where he Is training. but Hermann
failed TO materiaiize. and after a
minute scrutiny % hts favoritc
haunts through the telephone. he
was reported among the missing
and. so as not to disappoint the lit
tie crowd of enthusiasts who turn
ed out to see the fun. Lonnie AuH-
tin put on the gloves and went four
rounds with his charge. Austin d.
a bit out Of shape Tor fast ring work
and several times during the rough
stuff he edged lonEingiy toward the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
PLAYMATE OF YOUTH
PICKS JEFF To WIN

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. June g.
Take Il from Chas =. wilkins. man
ager Of the wilkins Leonard Hard
ware company ~ this city. jim jeff
Ties viii whip Jack Johnson VIII
kina bases bis dope on his knowledge
Of Jeffries. when the latter was a
little kid running around Carroll. ..
and on the fighting strain which an
Of Jeffs people had
Wilkins had one ambition when
re was a boy back IN Carroll. o.. the
Jeffries birthplace. That was 20
whip Cal Jeffries. his own age. He
failed. although ho says ~ tried
hard enough. and then be whaled
young Jim. just % get even.
"All Of the Jeffrles we're fighters. F"
wilkins says ~No running around
with a chip on their shoulders, you
know. but the kind Of men who
would fight for their rights. They
were all big powerful fellows. good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
eY MAX sALrHAsAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 8
--" Achilles Kaufman. CALIFORNIA;
gladiator. a. Louis biots posters
have 81 ION. you i.oulsi. Is due 90
today from iarbIn Springs and
upon bis arrival iH expected 90
hurry OUT to Jack Iohnsona camp
and get to work kaufman has
been ruugbiuR IL AZ the Springs
and On said 90 be in pretty fair
shape now
I.augfurd has been plugging
away az Mlilett'e Bots areua o.
almost completed. the fence only
needing a few finishing touches
Politics. according Co rumor 20
Ing the rounds today. euchred FISH
ly Nolnn oui % the sob ~ maaaE.
ing Jack johnson Nolan aud
Johnson. IL seems. had practically
come 10 terms wheu someone who
Yields great influence over the ne.
gro iA said "a have gone ~ him and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

pole that the fire laddics use 70 got
60 the ground floor when they
haven't time 20 fan down stairs
Pete. however. suspected freachery.
and repeatedly drove Austin away
from creased safety with vicious
right rips 20 the wind. Lonnie
Eruuted and groaned through the
performance. but stayed the limit
and managed 20 get IN a few aflff
ones With his trusty left By way OF
evening the score.
Seats Nov on Sale.
over az Pleasant Beach Eddie
Marine h. training harder than FOR
any u his previous battles. He has
set his heart on being returned the
winner IN his first 20 I'm his home
town. and what with road work IN
the morning and some pretty rough
boxing in the afternoon with Louie
Long and Tom Marshall. he has al
ready rounded into excellent c0udl-
ton. Eddie f. below the pound
notch already. and doesn't nave 10
worry q particle about the weight.
Seats were put on sale this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. and the box office
ava q brisk business from the time
the window went up The Elliott
Bay Athletic club has fixed popular
prices for Its show. rlugalde seats
being quoted at 80. while 81 will
purchase gallery pastebomd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
ACHILLES" KAUFMAN
THAT'S THE --LATEST

laid down fhe law. the rsnn ~,
that Jack decided 70 act a \.
oNn manager.
Noian. who refuses 10 Slsra
the matter does rot appear . Z
uut Qut except over TIE pobs,s
tbat ihe impression mlgsi d
abroad that be aud Johnsoa ~
NOT agree over some iulorsn
point and that their lrle1diy ~
uoua had suffered
Jack and are ius, a. ss
friends a. ever. despite ths a
that he has declared that b o.
not need my services. said Een
today Johnson talks IL lie AZ
strain as % the frisndahlp per 1
o. bias bee does not safisiaeto,fy y
plain BITS sudden 6lotioa % a
die bis own canoe lie admits IA
number Of "c0unsei0fs~ asFia
him 20 70 Il alone. 30, b DOES x
rsme the counselors nor giFs ID
reasons advanced BY then 0. IL
ing on g new manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
ZbYSZKO ARRIVES
READY FOR ROLLER

stauiaiaua ZhyHrkn. husky
mountain - brrf arrived this m8rn
inE and Rha mrs nt the den1; ~
an enthusiastic crowd The big fri-
inw ia ln Epnsi shape and wlu SO
on ihp mat az the Grand tomorrow
niEhi prepared Co put Roller on hts
back N hr ear.
NHilef lnei tao straight falls %
him recently. bat the lasfY physt-
clan claims that be maa under the
weather h& The tlmr hHd Uur that
De has him here On Seattle Rollers
home town. BE- expects tn flop Stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

HoWARDENNAN. Cell june g.
James : Jnfffies ls d0Hu 20 eco
pounds. according 90 Roger Cornell
jsrriss trainer today Cornell said
ihHf tha hiR faf9n hfu probably
SCALE below this figure in short
Nme. JrfffinH 0il hlF usual road
work this morning and then HHs
uuuucrd that b. would take nr BITE
HuafrinR partner ~ tho outdoor
arena we're finished in time The
rims is 90 need ~ padding but when
that arrives tie real speed work 1850
begin.
Thht Jeffrles De- planning 20 be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
JEFFRIES DOWN TO HIS
OLD FIGHTING WEIGHT
Cornell, the Big Fellows Trainer, Announce, n
Pride Of the White Race Weighs 22O-Work Va
Start Soon on Outdoor Arena

como "a A'rifnn planter -.
.a today uhfn BE- aanoaaeas
'tniiHn NJ buying lg 800 ~.
ranch land retr Aoap0Bs,s n Z
.hnHI1 Dec defeat Iack 4-ts
Jti.f."s Do the original form ~.
ana he 81 happier nowhere ~.
'Hr Hnrh ullh ths chiassfe
SUMMONS aHa other By-Dfs8,,...
agriculture 'H e
J"ffr.sH di1 not Box yeste,s.v
pHi in "a good 90 minutes q
iaHd h1li court and Do ihs -.
iHm before aH overflow 49,
IrHf'0l Do tae iufe thar ~ ~.
ieAiN1 pAr HYuii boz VIA -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
Loss of Leg Couldn't Keep
This Lad Out of Baseball

NEW YORK. June g--uoo Al
heFtson only has one leg. but he
plays rafting good baseball game
according 60 hla team mataa ~ the
Yale a. a. team. which - aame
rlaas among the amateur teams IL
thia city Several years ago Albert
son was run duwn By a trolley car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
HARD-HEARTED JUDGE Y
Is MEAN TO JEFFRIES

tu gay o.
4 motion ~ Irfffiea atferrrf FOR
g ehauEr ~ venue 81 Laa Angeles
was denied ~ Judge sfnrEe a.
Jones. who then eitnsi the unaefsat /.
~ champion 81 appear in court
June - Arguments that Jrffffaa
Wpuld D. very busy and that a.
Nnula Dr. detrimental 10 hiru a.
Journey OBJ Nevada Difg Ca thai date
bad NJ effect on judge Jones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
BIC LEAGUE BINGLES

Willie Keeler tried his hand at
batting Tor one ~ the regular New
Workers the other day. and he
f0uled out.
Latest reports from Bugs Raw
mondi the only personally conducted
athlete IN history. ~ that he Ia taxi
ing 20 tho services OF his keeper kind
~ but he Is not pitching winning
baseball.
The Browns appear % be hope-
ieHaiy out u the running. Hedges.
however, has refused an offer for
the team which would put him even
with the game.
Johnny King isn't peVFing GOOD
Tor the Cubs. as the Boston Doves
showed Chances men recently. They
stole bases on Killing with an casa
which must have made him long for
the quiet of that dear Kansas CIV
billiard room. Archer viii do no
bulk Of the Cub catching for some
time.
The National league race this
season Is tighter than Il has been for
years.
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in Rhode Island whom driver is
arrested Tor speeding. BE- can give
his auto as bail The HyHtem OF reRa
istratinn IL % uerfect lu the little
state that the driver doesn't have
20 leave his car ffo simply gives
the officer The number - his license
and reports co court wheu told Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
INFAMOUS GAME IS
WON BY SPOKANE

SPOKANE. June Vancouver
ana SPOKANE played another OF
nose terrible games for which the
NorthWest league Is getting infa-
NOUS Spokane lod up 60 the ninth
win thFee runs. when tho Beavers
plcheu SIX hits and as many runs
from Jack Kiililay. Then. to chou
Just how fearful n ball game rnn,.
get. Spokane got to the Vanconve,
twirler and tod up the score. win
ming the game in tho tonth.
The scorei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
D'1 Hsn G' THE WORLD OF SPORT
OWEN MORAN WINS
BOUT FROM CONLEY

LOB ANGELES. June owen
moran daciaiveiy defeated Frank
Coulry the American fcatherWriFhtt
Doc "a I0.round contest held al the
Maud pavilion last night
Cauiry. although putting 49, "a
strong fight up 90 thr end ~ the
match. Naa nutpointed and outs
fought hil along the route Mnrhu
showed himself stronger ard more
clever than else American aud de-
SERVED hia win
The men weighed ia at IA pounds
At s o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
Jurist Jones Says Fighter
Must Come to Nevada
City to Defend Suit June
18th.

NEVADA CITY. Cal. June S.
After losing the first round In a
leani battle iu the Nevada county
superior court. james J Irffrira
must appear IN court ~ Nevada
city Iurr IS. 10 defend himself IN a
suit e. recover tt.gea brought by
Stout and Miller ~ Reno. Nev
The plaintiffs aiirEr that ftff c1u-
tracted a 5000 gambling debt In
their place - business in 1906 Ito
gave a note for the amount. claim
the plaintiffs and has since refused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
DIAMOND GLINTS

baseball critics say che Giants
would be- luvlnrihle NJ they mHul1
support their other pitchers as well
aa lhey do Mathswaon.
Owner Gayaon. ~ Louisville q
making "a desperate effort 10
strengthen his team
Frank seiee gave faj1ie his first
trial ln big league company. found
th0 great Frrurhman lacking. and
sent him back 60 iaii River.
Eastern critics say n Jack
OConnot could get about eight
more men ha good aa wallace Dan
uy Hoffman and Roy fiaftreli BE-
~ouid have a pretty fair BAH team.
New York fans are paunlng Nc
0uw Tor not pitching buueke. bis
young Texas laawuHH UuIrka APP
pears 60 he tie best young pitcher
uncovered ia Yearas
brooklyn began the western in-
ras.an hY taking two atraiFhia
from thr chesiy Pirates niil Dab
irn says hla team has struck iis
gait
Tho ATTENDANCE az 81 Joseph.
$40 newcomer tn fhn Western
league thih year q naitarinE and
thv chances hrs that the city wlu
stay iu THE league from CO.'S on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

When n comes 20 being right on
Che job with the new stuff and Lett
ting thes dear public In on II. you
have 20 give the premiums 90
Hughoy Jennings tho auburn haired
one who bosses the Tigers 90 sue
ceasfuily la the summer time and
practices law aOmew here IN the
wllds Of Pennsylvania IN the Off
months. Jennings 81 one great man
ager. and be- has the best little brain
pan for thinking up publicity gettcrs
which are 81 a real benefit 10 his
own men and other ball players Of
any other manager.
jennings latest stunt IL Instruct
Ing weak hitters by tho aid N pho
t0graphs Probably cant see H. can
you? or else you sniff and say it's
remarkable be released Beckendorf
for failing 20 hit when he might have
cured his catchcr's weakness by buy
ing few photographs. SIN. the
plan II a good one. all right.
The auburn topped manager has
II dOped out that " a man can be
taught how % stand when az tho
bat. his batting Will pick up. Half
81 the weak hitterH, or rs per cent
81 them. are men who take "A wrong
position when batting. and who pull
away from the ball Jennings wore
his voice out shouting Instructions
20 weak hltters. and telllng them how
TO stand, and he gave Il up In dis
gust.
Then ne called IN a photographer
and had pictures made Of Cobb.
Crawford and some Of his other
good healthy swat artlsts. Then he
had pictures made Of the weak hit
tors.
These pictures were presented 10
tho poor batters by tho manager
with his compliments. and instruc-
| lions 10 study and copy The weaker
| hitting members Of the Tigers did
so and-have you noticed how the
bunch from Detroit are cloutinR the
pin this season.
The hunch isn't n poor one by any
means, II has the merit Of being
within the reach OF any baseball
manager, and II looks good enough
to try
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sBatted Tor Kiilllay In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Vancouver .......0 o20O0s %
spokane ........so 02 0g Ia
Summary Two.haae hit Weed
Three base hita-AWhin. Kordyha NetFei
Sacrifice hita-Coonoy, Kecnor. Nordykc.
patdlrh Stolen hnsra-Nefnni tRt.
Weed Kconaf. Struck out--lIy IllllIlay
Z BY Baker. by Chinault. 4 BY Qard.
ner. Bases on hnlia-On Kulllay a.
of ChinAut. q off Russell g. Iflt by
wild pitches Gardner. e. Passed ball
HuEdon 2. Baker pitched one inning. Z
az bat, no runA no hits Russell pitched
Two tnninEH a. bat no runs. no hitHt
Gardner pitched 1 rs Innings. al bat
runs. hits. Double piny-Woed 10
Nordyke. Loft on Vancouver. s.
SPOKANE, ?. Time OF Eamo-2iga. Umpire
Wright
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citizens when not riled. and Jim IA
no exception. Hen whip Johnson
sure. and all Carroll knows 81 10 be
fact"
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AtNs~ York.

Ri r.
g. louis ............b 9 3
New YORK ....t..s.....a 3 >
Batteriea--I.ush and Phelps. Ray.
mond and Wilson
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Batteries -- fAofield and sim
mons urown. Frock and Graham.
Called Ia seventh. account Of
rain.l
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and his right leR 80 badly manEl.d
u was amputatod at IN. knee
Prior 20 the accident Albortaon
had been great baseball player. so
a. soon as be was able 20 leave the
hospital he set about 20 discover n
he could stili play the game To
the surprise Of everyone. excepting
himself. he found be could play ball
about as well an he ever could
Albsrtaon's regular position II loft
field When playing he discarda the
artificial leg he has. and carries hla
crutch into the field with him Whsn
ne begins 20 play he puts the sup
port aside and crouches on Hia feft
knee. ~ quickly "a a ball iatl1it In
70 his field. Aibertaon Reiau the
crutch and hops after a. Ilts hops
get him over the ground faster tl,s n
an ordinary runner. and when he
sets himself for the han. he let's the
crutch drop 10 the ground. when
batting one Of his team mates nuns
from home plate 90 first base FOR
MIN. but Albertson does the rest OF
the base running himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

I eighteen years and not 1858 fis Fa'
| BROWN DENTAL oFti.ssa chsrfI -
avenue. Union block. eetN sxvash.
! Columbia stfaata seattle.
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ANOTHER ANTLFioHr AoITArIoN
WAS ON ABOUT IS YEARS AGO

Il r. an ODD coincidence hat exactly n years ago an asta
tton q ~ boxing
on ne ANXIOUS seat in Faea For months me
ministers che board ~
0ealE
81 hsed.
The Appearing
feSsonai boxing fssb.
when hrtFEHaRtt
round Mechanics pavilion.
The antifisht agitation Increased
easted the Pniee Crowley who
appealed 90 the stop opposition
Crowley Mitchell ard Harry Maynard lightweight
and Who died appeared before thV beard
May ~. 1885 IS boxing
declaring Il 60 be ~manly ptstirneT
The earlier agitation Impetus hy a number %
fights ~ which the hnentsd Jack Dempsey participated ON
May issf Dempsey fought Tom winning five rnunde
One later he Gleary. knocking
c8eAry badly pmnshed Published
They pounded "a
the
CtearV
fought Dempsey a opponent
being Jack Keenan,. whom be knocked rounds
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COAST LEAGUE
At San Francisco.

" II. ~.
phhHlhd ssss .st....s....4
san Francisco .... .....0
Batteries: Lively and Mite, NIL
Ter, Amcs, Easterly and Berry.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Al St Louis.

UHtIprIoa~ NNiaIIng and 81
KilliAn aud Schmidt.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
NEW ALARM OVER CRETE
Germany, However, Doubts Con.
ference of Powers.

Berlin, Aug. 19.-Reports emanating
from Vienna are in circulation in the
European press telling of q conference
of the powers to determine the status
of Crete, which several times since the
revolution in Turkey has caused fears
of a conflict between Greece and Tur-
key.
The "Norddeutsche Allgemeine Eel
tung" in a semi-ofTiciai statement ex-
presses doubt of the convocation of such
a conference, holding that Turkey alone,
as the owner of the island, could origi-
nate a proposal for such a conference,
which she has slight interest in doing
Izzet Pasha, chief of the Turkish gen.
eral staff, in an interview concerning
the possibility of hostilities arising out
of the Cretan question, says that Tur-
key. while absolutely without any in
tention of provoking a conflict, will up
hold her sovereignty in Crete under all
circumstances, and points out that the
Turkish army outnumbers the combined
troops of Greece and Bulgaria, should a
conflict arise
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
RUSSIAN DEATHS, $4,000
Great Mortality in Epidemic
Record in Capital.

St Petersburg, Aug. 1e.-One weeks
cholera record for Russia shows 1884 new
cases Of cholera and 1923 deaths. bringing
the total number Of cases in Russia this
year to 1l2, ,9S5. OF these e0.2s7, or nearly
half have died. the exact percentage OF
mortality being AS.
The figures are those furnished by the
Sanitary Bureau, covering the week from
August to August 13 inclusive Reports
from Red Cross sources indicate that the
actual figures are greater, as it is a prac-
tical impossibiity to register every case
in an epidemic of such proportions.
OF the deaths last week, 1,67S were re-
Dorted from the district of the Don Cos
sacks, 1.057 from the district of the Kuban
Cossacks, los in Ekaterinoslav province,
759 in Samara, 41e in Voronezh, Al in the
Terek Cossack district, S52 in Kherson
province, 334 in the Crimea. where many
bcff province, and 325 in Stavropol
The epidemic in ST. Petersburg shows a
decrease, only 90 cases and 13s deaths hav-
ing been reported for the six days ending
at noon yesterday. in comparison with 81
cases and 223 deaths reported in the previ-
Gus week. The figures for St Petersburg
since the first cases Were reported on June
mortality in the capital is So per cent less
than in the southern provinces, owing to
better hospital facilities and the expert
ence gained in handling the outbreak two
years ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
THE MONTRoSE AT LONDON
Reporters Excluded-Captain Kendall
Sees Superintendent Froest.

London Aug 19.-The steamer Montrose,
on which DR.. Hawley II. Crippen and Miss
Ethel Leneve travelled from Antwerp to
Canada, reached London this afternoon on
her return voyage. a large crowd awaited
the arrival of the steamer, but the authoTi-
ties absolutely prohibited any communica-
ton with those on board, and newspaper
representatives who had come to meet the
captain, officers and stewards on the Grip
pen case were vigorously excluded from
the ship.
Even three representatives from Scotland
Yard were obliged to stop at the shore end
of the gangway- Captain Kendall, to
whom much of the credit for the capture
of DR.. Crippen and Miss Leneve is given.
finally came ashore and went, accompanied
where he met Superintendent Froest.
The Court of Criminal Appeal. on applt-
cation by counsel representing DR.. Crippen
granted a rule OF nisi to-day, calling on
The London Daily Chronicle to show
cause why a writ of attachment should not
be issued for contempt Of court. The al
legged contempt consists of a story printed
on August suggesting that Crippen had
poisoned his wife. The article said that
Dr. Crippen had confessed admitted to
Inspector Dew that he had killed his wife
Counsel for DR.. Crippen produced cable
dispatch from DR.. Crippen denying that he
had made any such confession.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
GOVERNMENTS PRINTING BILL
Saving Last Year, Despite Increased
Amount of Work.

Washington, Aug. 19.-Practlcaily every
family in the United States should nave d
personally conducted, franked copy OF q
speech delivered in Congress-that Is, il
every family has its proportion. More 'hah
fourteen million copies of Congressional
speeches were turned off the presses IN the
Government Printing Office In the flscal
wear ended on June so. and the greater
part ot the orations were delivered IN the
last session Of Congress.
According to the annual report oi tlie
printing Office it is money saving lnstitu-
ton II did during the year 100000 worth
more work, at a cost of $4,000 less than
il did the year before As a result an un-
expended balance Of s4l4,0oo has been
turned back into the United States Treas
ury.
III the year 3S.ooo,Ooo pamphlets and
1000, 900 books were bound. Nearly 2.Oo0,-
600 900 ems of type were set. The office
accomplished its greatest feat when. on
June "a. IL printed and delivered on time
21s-paee copy Of 1.-The Congressional
Record -
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
CANADIAN ANNEXATION
Henri Bourassa S Plea for Union with
United States

Antigonish, N s.. Aug 1s--Annexation
of Canada to the United States was advo-
Gated in an address by Henri Bourassa,
N P. the Nationalist leader of Quebec
before the summer school Of science of ST
Francis Xavier College.
The speaker dealt with the four possible
destinies Of Canada, namely, remaining in
the position in which she is at present.
which he regarded improbable; imperial
federation, which would be unwieldy
and unworkable condition; annexation TO
the United States and independence.
Imperial federation means an imperial
council with a preponderant British in
huence" said MIR. Bourassa. Conditions
to-day in Canada make for annexation
rather than for imperial federation. The
penetrative influence of trade by rail and
coastal lines, the mental propensity Of the
Two peoples living under the same or SINH
ar conditions, industrial and social and
1ne constant intercommunication Of Cana
,iians and Americans are all powerful fac
tors making for annexation.