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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-14
FoH RIM : MISCELLANEOUS.

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
READING
LAW At j. Of VA.
Students in Legal Department lat
/ Charlottesville Less Than
Last Year.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
CHARIOT EsvILE, VA. Sept.
24f-According to the statistics in
the office of the registrar, after the
close OF registration this evening,
nearly $40 students had matrieulated
at the University of Virginia for the
present session. This is somewhat
lower than the figures or the CORE
spending time last year, but this Is
only natural, considering the condi-
ton; and. on the whole. the present
showing is very satisfactory
The academic department Is in the
lead this year. and has more than
equaled the number enrolled in last
years class at corresponding time.
The first year med" class is show
ing up very well, too, and has eclips-
ed the figures of last years class. The
graduate and engineering depart
ments are about holding their own.
All the shortage of students this
year is borne By the law department.
This is to be explained by the fact
that the effects of the new three year
rule are just beginning to be felt.
Year before last the last chance for
those who wished to take the full
law course here in two years saw
the largest law class ever enrolled in
the University Of Virginia. A great
many who probably would not other
wise have taken up the study of law
at this time awaited themselves of the
opportunitq, In consequence OF this
the law class of 1910 had slxty-five
more graduates than the class of the
preceding year. Now that this I'M
usually large class has left, 1t Is nat
ural that there should be some fall
ing off in numbers of this class but
1t Is hoped and believed that the de-
ficiency will be more than made up
next year. The graduates in law
for 1911 Will hardly number more
than twenty-five, and when this il
compared with the more than 15a
who graduated last year 1t can read
lily be seen that with next years
freshman law class TO swell the num-
bers of the department. there should
be very considerable increase in
the total enrolment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
TO DEBATE ABOUT
THE FIGHT FILMS
Parliament in Ireland Will Dis
cuss Rights and Privileges
OF the City.

DUBLIN. Sept. 24.-~It is possible
that the prize fight at Reno, New,
between johnson and Jeffries may
lead to a parliamentary debate as to
the right of cities to manage their
own internal affairs without the in
PREVENTION of the imperial government
or any of its appointees.
Recently the managers of the pic
lures OF the fight sought TO exhibit
them in this city. Their effort de-
fcloped the fact that the municipal
IS had no power to prevent the ex-
hibst, There was a strong public sem
timeHt against the display.
Arch bishop Walsh came out with a
strong protest publicly against allow
ing the pictures To be shown
Now ii appears that Dublin is to
be made sort Of iumping-off ground
for the display. Things being as they
are. the cinematograph display will
be attended by crowded audiences.
The license was granted. however,
and the show was given. One of the
municipal bodies considered the mat
ter and concluded that the city could
not interfere. In an official report IL
declared that the cities in Ireland
were poweriess to act in such mat
ters owing to the imperial govern
ments assumed preragatives In re-
spect to them.
The Irish nobility is getting some
hard knocks A few days ago the
Earl of Courtown was fined for al,
lowing his workmen to- use a net IL
fishing In the River Cunavarra with
out a license. The net was also con
fiseated.
.'ibernian lord was not long age
thrown out of public house in Rel
fast City for singing after hours. Ant
the financial affairs OF the Earl o.
.Clanclarly were thrashed out in III,
bankruptcy court
dumb man seated in A dress cir
Gle at the Theatre REGAL created
sensation by getting up and gesticu
lating. After a while he 1scrahhlet
on a card. Il cannot speak a Iword
please remove. your hat" and CAV,
1t to a woman seated in The row befori
him, The young woman who wa
wearing the enormous hat compile,
with his request
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
FINLEY MAKES HIT
At CHASE CITY
President of Southern Railroad
Warmly Receired-His Address
Was Must Interesting.

tSpeoiia to The Richmond virginian.
CHASE CITY. VA, Sept. "a
President Finley, CT the Southern
Railway Company. most favorabiy
impressed our people and visitors hera
this week by bis democratic bearing
and high Official SO easily approach.
ed. He seemed gratified tn shake the
hands Of all snd angwer any uues-
items pertaining to his road and in
teresf OF patrons. His address in the
town hall was instructive and inters
esting IL VAS given the closest at.
tention. and he people were so much
pleased with It that Chase City pa-
paper printed II in fun in this weeks
issue.
Work on the new roads leading
from the town Is progressing slowly,
but In thorough and satisfactory
manner. The convicts are expected
next month.
!. Pension checks are now coming to
the Confederate Veterans and widows
this week 1t Is gratifying to witness
the joy with which this rememhrapca
by the State Is appreciated hy them,
to many or whom the small sum In
their poverty Is equivalent to 4 PRINCES
Is amount for their immediate re-
quirements.
The military company here has
drills each Tuesday night. inktruoted
by an army ofsioer, and Shots great
improvement in discipline and etza-
cheney
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
WELL AlHAVE D. rs.
If COLONEL KEEPS UP
sold Gaard" Leader Says Roose-
velts Doctrine Are Like Whis-
key-T. r. Leads Sherman.

SARATOGA. y. r.. Sept 24.--'.Ths
Roosevelt Doctrine OF progress Is like
feeding whiskey To the American PEG
pie, Keep al 1t, and wen all have
deiirium tremsns, said William
Barnes. Jr.. leader Of the odd guard.
who began to-day to marshal his
forces In the light for control of next
weeks Republican State convention.
1t IL not necessary To shatter busi-
ness and startie the country every
time little progress lis made. The
platform adopted next week viii de-
termine whether the Republican party
of the State OF New York liz for prog
ress without disturbance or disturb
arce merely In the name of progress"
The night fer the party organixa-
ton has been transferred from New
York tn this village, All Of the .old
guard" chiefs are Already on the scene
and the Roosevelt men are coming In
on every train Roosevelt, while GER
tain he will control the convention as
Its temporary chairman and dictate
the platform ticket, Is fearful that
he may he double crossed, and la TAX
ing no chances. His friends Insisted
to-day that he will he elected tempo
rary chairman, and they have spurn-s
ed the suggested compromise to hays
both he and sherman withdraw and
to name Senator Root as chairmai
II was openly asserted to-day that
Roosevelt has decided to be both tenn
porary and permanent chairman He
viii not. IL he follows his present
plans. lead the fight for the progress
sive platform In the COMMITTEES on
resolutions, but Will delegate that
duty 10 United Stacs Senator Eliha
Root
That the outcome of the present
fight Will be Democratic State ad.
Hinistratton. Democratic Legisia-
ture and Democratic United States
senator to succeed Chauncey Al. dee
pew was asserted by Louis r. RYAN.
former State Superintendent Of In
surance. to- day Payne Ia here aid
ing Barnes and Woodruff in lining
up the "oid guard"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
NEW CIRCUIT FOR
the VIRGINIA LEAGUE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
s. The individuals who form the COM
mittee are w. b. Bradley, Richmond;
Charles n, Consolvo. Norfolk, and c.
r. Wiiliams, Roanoke. They win
!make their report at the regular
meeting on October 10.
League Looks Good.
In spite of several stories that have
been published, to the effect that the
present season was the last of the
Virginia League and that the organi-
zation is Just about to start out as a
money-making proposition, and Is
looked upon with favor on all sides.
Now that the contract IL expired
every good town In the State IL light
ing for franchise, and this Is about
the best sign possible that the prSs-
poets look good, Unless there we're
some promise it Is hardly likely thar
there would be such scramble for
a franchise.
with Richmond. Norfolk. Peters
burg. Lynchburg, Portsmouth and
Hampton or Newport News for the
circuit. the Virginia League will make
the coin. The circuit is compact.
transportation win be at a minimum
and baseball enthusiasm In the six
towns vii lmean big attendance and
big receipts
Prospects for a good. strong circuit
are now very bright. and those mag
mates who control the situation are
happy over the way things are go
Ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24

j(spsriaI 10 THE Richmond Nirginian1
- WAKE FOREST. n. l., Sept. a.
sHes3tiy Rowe has arrived and has al
ready began coaching the football
Tram. He has played with the Gettys-
Shtrg team OF Pennsylvania and was
N end Of great ability there. He has
saaasa played professional baseball.
Only four OF last years team are
back Etl~y. who was an exceedingly
faHt end last year is here ready for
5t1If FIRST game. He has been elected
E4pfain 10 succeed ]. r. Harrison. who
lid not return Faucet and Belts,
4ast years haifhack and end, respec-
sfirslys are here again. The members
s1f last years scrub team are showing
8up we'll and some OF them viii make
&sspd men tor the team this year. Be.
s6f6es there a number OF new men
sSfa0 have made good records on high
SpAopl teams, ARE In good condition
The hrst game win be played here
Gfnrday with WarrentoR High School.
Officers Elected.
S5 3he Athletic Association has elected
s 4pasowing officers: r.. r. Cox, presi-
0Af: II. b. Broughton, Jr., vice presi-
&IEts G. 3. Murchison, secf1tary and
insurer; Wheeler Martin, manager of
Skhall team. with j. M. Chamberlain
ogint4nf manager, Baseball manager.
IN Tucker: assistant, c. e. Wheeler.
<{nck team manager, ]. NJ. Davis with
E3sS Jones assistant manager.
DID Coach Rowe declares that he Is well
Er5&&xed with the squad this year and
E&&t be VIII be able to make them
St6 j winning eleven. He has had the
&41n cut working hard for the past
23T@ral days. and some OF them are
2S0E3nw up in excellent form,
#5S rhefe expsaas To be more enthusiasm
iSung the student body than In former
Sars and they will offer more encourS
k&&&ment to the team. A large mum i
MI 81 new men will try for positions
~ ms team and Coach Rowe win have
ElfIcsaity lii picking the best men for
&6Siae of the positions. The squad has
Sk6wn Z surprising knowledge OF the
&hanGes In the rules and 1t is believed
SJsak they will go through the season
nth the minimum number Of penaiiza :
Hunt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
YALE TEAM READY
FOR FIRST CAME
Men Have Been Thoroughly
Drilled in Every Phase of
New Football.

LAkEVILLE, CONN. Sept ga
When the Yale football squad reaches
New Haven for It's game with Yves
leyan, September 2s, the blue will be
as ready as any of the big colleges to
play the new game under the changed
rules, in the opinion of its coaches to-
day. Under the tutelage of Coaches
Coy. Holt. Sanford. Boomer and Glass.
the men have been drilled on and off
the striped field In every phase of new
football.
To those who have watched the pre-
lminary practice here. the only fault
to find has been the lack of dare devil
spirit which characterized the old
game. The men this year appeared
afraid to .cut loose" fearing their
every move was in violation of some
changed regulation. This was par
ticularly noticeable in tackling The
coaches say that with the first cham
pionship game this feeling of lock of
confidence win wear off
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
FIRE DESTROYS GARAGE
IND WRECKS NEW AUTO
Mr.. c. D. Larus, ia. Vhinks
Flames Caused by Back Fir
ing Of Engines.

The garage in the rear Of the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Charles ID. Larus. Jr.. at
Seminary and Walton avenues, Ginter
Park. was burned to the ground. a new
automobile quartereds therein was
partly destroyed. and the residence
itself was threatened Friday night by
a fire OF unknown origin
The flames broke out only few nlo-
inents after the chauffeur had taken
Mr. Larus' car into the garage to clean
1t. A binding fash was followed by
sheet Of flames. which rapidly en-
veioped the entire building. The alarm
bell was sounded at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. and the student body,
aided by numerous neighbors OF Mr..
Larus, fought the fire. They brought
the automobile out OF the garage and
extinguished the flames by throwing
builders sand on them. The front part
of the car was destroyed, however, and
1t lis possible that the engines may
have been ruined also. The car III
valued at $2.2o0 The loss lie partly
covered by insurance.
II was impossible to check the flames
In the garage and that structure burn
ed to the ground.
MIR. Larus says he believes the fire
to have been caused by the back firing
of the automobile engines
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
PRACTICE B[G|Ns
At RIM ACADEMY
Ola Men Have Returned and
win Form Strong
Nucleus.

Especial to Tho Richmond yirginian.)
BEDFORD CITY, VA, Sept. 24.--
Football practice has begun in earnest
on the gridiron mt X. NJ Academy. Ow-
ing to the changes in rules no scrim-
mage work has been done. The play
ers are merely accustoming themselves
to the changes. Several old men have
returned. among these are Wood tact-
Ing captatnl at end, Priest, at quarter,
Dodson. end and Barrow in the line.
There is great deal OF new inexpe-
rienced material awaiting develope-
ment.
The most promising are Brown. Peck
and slaughter. W. b. Davis an old ".
r. I. half-back has been helping Mes-
SIS. Philips and Davis In the coaching.
a significent change in regard to
athletic fees has been made this year.
and that Is that any boy contributing
five dollars will have a full season
ticket admitting him to al, foot basket
and baseball games. 4 very large ma
tority of the students bought these
tickets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
PLAYS
FIRST WITH Uns|Nus
Only Three Of Last Year Years
Varsity Men in the
Line Up.

PHILADELPHIA PA. September
24.-When the University OF PennsyI-
vania met ursinus ON Franklin feld
mere this afternoon. In the flrst game
to be played under the new football
rules. the red and blue team was the
weakest that has ever represented
pennsylvania. ana there was much
anxiety among the coaches as 10 the
result Of the contest.
Crsinus on 1.-The other hand had
an eleven stronger than has been put
forth by that college for many years
OF last years varsity men only hires
were in the Pennsylvania line today.
The four hack men averaged less than
$50 pounds each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
BOTH LEAGUES TO
FIGHT FLETCHER
Interesting Legal Battle Pending
Over All-Star Series This
Fall.

CINCINNATI. o., September "a
in the National and American League
races will be entertained by Cincinnati
parties, ably assisted by various base
ball moguls, located in other cities,
The scenery has shifted and instead of
"a diamond alive with uniformed play
ers engaged in play, the eyes of the
fans will be greeted by settings repre-
senting law offices. hotel Hobbies and
the headquarters of the two major
leagues.
Jefferson Livingstone and E. V.
Wilbern. Cincinnati miliienaires;
President Hermann. of the National
Commission: President Lynch. of the
National League: President Ban John
son. of the American League, and the
heads of the various National and
American League clubs will be some
of the principal actors In this baseball
play. y. Fletcher, maker of base
bali insurgents. and the wealthy back
-ers will play equally important parts
Since the action of the National
Commission in declaring against the
series proposed by Fletcher. Living
stone and Wiibern have quit the prop
osition and want TO stop the payment
of the certified checks which have
been sent to the PLAYERS under con-
tract. They are being aided by the
National and American League mag
mates. Fletcher has retained attorneys
and says he will fight not only to pull
off the proposed games but to see
that the players get an opportunity
to cash the certified checks.
Fletcher announces however, that
the case will not be fought in the Gin
cinnati courts but will be taken to
some other city, where the courts are
freer from political influence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
RESTORES CHILD
TO her MOTHER
Court Takes Little Girl from
Childless Couple Who Would
Adopt.

Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
RALEIGH, n. c.. Sept. 24.--After
a hearing of several hours Friday
afternoon on a. writ of habeas corpus
Chief Justice Walter Clark directed
the restoration of little six-year-old
Maxine Peddie to her mother. Mrs.
Bessie Peddie, of this city. The child
was being held by Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
NJ, Smigh, OF Bladen county, who
claimed that they had taken the child
with the consent of both parents to
rear II as their own. being chiidIess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peddie are separated,
the husband not living In Raleigh.
The Smiths had the written consent
of the father to take the child. but
the mother claimed that she only al
lowed the child to 60 to the Smiths
In Bladen for a visit Hence her de-
mand that 1t be restored now to her.
The Smiths claimed that the mother
was not fit custodian for the child.
but this was not proven. Colonel j.
c. l.. Harris represented Mrs. Pedaie
and Walter Watson the Smiths.