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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
P. Up C
1S7O-1S9Ol1S90- Inc. Dec.
Z I e d
Kingdomi 2,447,700 1,440,100l 49,. Al
Germany e.. 2,171,000 S2S,000l 49,. 81
A 5 ria
Hungary.i 331.600 2,414,000l $500. 49,.
Italy 49,. 363.0O0 2,302, 600 535l 49,.
Russia -. 3I7,200 1,SS3,7O0I 462l 49,.

There must be an end to this in
fiux some time. Even with an un-
precedented era Of prosperity there is
such a thing as flooding the labor
market, in which case the country will
be called upon to support an idle sur
Mus population
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

William Jennings Bryan attempted
to run bluff on Governor Harmon
of Ohio, and the latter called him.
Democratic harmony exists only in
the Imagination.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

Senator Lorimer made his defense,
and then another bombshel exploded
The best thing under the circum-
stances is dignified silence.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

Only nine members OF the House
present when that body convened Sat-
urday morning. Lord, here are the
nine. but where are the ninety?''
Speaker Cannon might well have ex-
claimed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

The Kansas farmers are kicking
about the scarcity of harvest hands.
Kansas people always dig up some
thing to growl about.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

The Salt Lake summer season be-
gan Saturday with the opening of the
resorts. ION with the dance; let Joy
be unconhned."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

Professor Robert Koch successfully
combatted germs Of all kinds, but he
wasn't proof against heart disease.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29
IN THE RARRER sHnP-

THAT IS a nice looking little shaver
over there in the corner said Dob
bins, as he seated himself N the bar
bers chair and pointed to a fresh
faced little lad sitting by the door.
He iss not a shaver" said the bar
Der; "he iss bootblack. r-EIaTper'
Weekly.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

If anyone suggests a rehearing of
the Ballinger-Pinchot imbroglio, shoot
him on all available spots.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

OUR DRUG STORE ID AT
II12-1l4 SOUTH MIN ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

Used dungeon" for punishment.
Ahd The punishment there routr
the evil spirit out % bis mind much
more effectively than any water
cure OF knont Or prison cruelty ever
devised.
Looks Out n Stars.
The outcaet looks out upon the
friendly stars by night and the In.
spring land BY day. aud n Il Il
spring or summer. be- secs the
ground starred with flowers.
And flowers have been known 10
heal
a common mans despair"
AZ the wofkhoune they DO not cali
The tower rooms dungeons but
thinking rooms" And there ln no
word IN use that has the local color
~ the prison The Wnrkhouse II
known simply ~ The Farm The
prisoners are men. not numbers
they 80 By their names.
The ilEht cure IL only one Of
CooleY's ideas There are no guards
OF bars or walls 81 The Farm o.
There Isn't gun on the place The
men might escape any time n they
chose. They don't chose.
farm House IL There.
They do not pull the hemp until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
PIONEER WHO HOMESTEADED
PART OF THE CITY is DEAD

Funeral services fnr nabrrt Weed
10. the piarcer resident and Civil
war veteran who died M his Grwen
Lake horse on last Tuesday. wiil be
hela frnfn she Green Lake ConEresa-
flanai church tomorrow afternoon a.
3 - s'alack fnirrrnant e. follow IN
OAK Lake cefnatsrg.
Mr. WeeAln. who was 81 years 81
AEs af thn time % his death. located
on 4 homestead south ~ or0en t.aka
IN 1877. when thAt district sas
Drimexat forest feachad only - a
tpriugua trail circsiuK Queen Anns
hiu Today All % TIE homestead e4 &.
csps tbs three remaining blocks on
sehieh the family ssin lives r. among
fise most thsckiy built up section II
The rusidenr= district IN tho North
End
0f lhs aurvivinE family there are
nve sons and two daughters. besides
tha widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
CLUB ACTS ON
VICE DISTRICT

Tho Rainier valley Improvement
club. ths frat Sough End improve
m@nt clah 70 msas since the aglta.
ton against allowing the women
81 tbs red light district 10 r~lafeat
sho old King ss sits. last night
passed resolutions demanding that
sha mayor and chief % police
abolish this district Immediately A
committee wms named 20 confer
with representatives 81 other
8outh End Improvement ciuha 81
tho olynuus cafe a. sac O'clock
Tits afternoon The resolutions
adopted tosiow
Whereas. Il has eome t0 the
knowi~dge az this association that
a reafrsrfnA district haa been esfnh.
liahsd On stxth az s. near King
g.. ID Seattle. b. the pressnt mant
clpal administrators.
~And. wharpaa. the foyfnnF
establishment "a said diAfrict wam a
curse 10 tire community.
And. whereas. tbs establishment
~ said restricted district in said
Locality il contrary To ths ante
election pruFnise1 Of the mayor
Now. therefore. BE- u resolved
BY tho Rainier Valley Improvement
Association. That ne dsmaad and
do hercbY demand the Immediate
abolition u said district a. eatab-
llshsd. Aaa be- Il further resolved.
that we request our councilman TO
cooperate in ah0iiehina this dis.
trict. and also the secretary Of this
club Is Instructed 70 furnish a copy
81 ihla resolution 90 the mayor and
chief % police o. this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

hardened aud embIttsrod than
when he vent in
AZ Wafrenayilie. O.. n suburb
OF Cleveland. there are just open
Ing up the new Cleveland work.
house. Il great sweeping building
IN the white. Spanish mission
style. with four dominating tow
ere az the corners.
The towers are thick With win.
dows
The Ne~ ldea.
The BUILDING ombodies the ideas
% that leader Ia peuoioEy. Dr
Harris Il. Cooley of Cleveland
and Il was bis idea that the prison
dungeons be situated in the
tower.
This has hreu done The dun.
eeons" are flooded with light the
day long The bread windows
look ont upon miles Of smiling
country 90 miles out over the
bluo Lake Erie % the north. 80
miles over glorious valley 10 the
south
Up there IN the dungeon the
aky Is ali about. and yet The SPOT
seems held warm against the
bosom ~ earth~if the building
were indeed q Spanish mission. tho
dungeon" might be the room
picked By some devout Franciscan
FOR hts close walks with God
When one Of the workhouse pfia
gnefa has seriously offended the
discipline he IL sent 20 the lsaht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

ST PETERSBURG. March &c 1t
learned to-day chat the cxaro~
witch. the G-yoar-old son " Car
Nicholas. ran away from home Tues
day. with the view ~ embarklng on
4 ahip and becoming a sailor.
SO disappeared from Tsarskoe
aeio. whore the Imperial court IL,
ana while guards searched tho park,
the lad was making bis way alone
on a public road
A general alarm was given. aa II
was feared that the boy had been
kidnaped BY nlhllists. The czar and
ozarina we're IN despair and conster-
nation feigned among the palace
guards.
After several hours the suspense
vas rsllsvsd BY The appearance Of
the youthful heir 10 al Russia and
a woman who was returning the boy
10 the palace when the soldiers
found them.
Hhe had stopped the lad On The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
HEROIC NURSES
SAVE PATIENTS

RENO. New. March 2d a double
fire Ia the Rod Cross snnltafium
hars early today threatened seven
paiicnts wilh death and partially Dc.
struyed the huildinE. The patients
Wsrc saved from belne burned alive
b. the daring rescues made b. the
mntrou and nurses
Fire broke ont IN the basement ~
The sanitarium SOON after midnight
While iiremen fought the flames the
nurses. under Mairnu Mott and Miss
Alice Hopkins. removed the pa.
fitnta
The fire wes extingutnhed after
doing $500 damages The patients
we're returned 20 their cots but with.
In an hour another fire broke out.
The flames Eot beyond control ot
thn fire department and spread 10
the upper floors and roof Again
the patients were carried "a the
street tie removals being made
with difficulty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
BECAUSE OF FLAWS IN THE INDICTMENTS
POLICEMEN HOPE TO ESCAPE TRIAL, BUT
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY SAYS NO.

The fse~ patrriutsn Indicted b.
the Eraad Jury for bribery wilt prob
ably cseapa trial npon ths indies-
uisnts returned ssafuss them. vincs
Fabeu. representing aha Indicted pa
iroimen. attacked the legality " the
Indictments The Indictments charge
that sn various occasions In .
stated period - uais TIE patroinen
had accepted hribes
The uoateution ~ ths Defendants
attorney Nea that eaeh acceptance
- q briba ras a separate crime. ard
that tns several aceaptancax -
erin@s - ooe patrslsuau coaia nat
b. consolidated m sae Indictment
Judge Ranad intlsnssed tnAa hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

believed the point was well taken
and that sha Indictments would -
Quaabsd galsas ths stats furnished
briefs showing thas shs courts pres.
ont opinion war erroneous. The d.
oislon upon the motions was pani
pauee % give The stats time % prs.
pare theee indictments.
The Attachments which charge
bribery SsFa rsturnHH against "a
srelfssa ac9Tath fsanifusn. sfsls.
Rusiih and Hsperiinck n the iutiet
neuts are auashed. ProsecutinK At.
fBrney vanasrvesr has ssEniflrd ~.
Intention u fling iufDrmAtiaus
against tbs men waieh ~iu compel
them % fare = tufy. the same zs an
indietHnsus would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
BANKER is STILL
AHEAD or POSSE

GAINESVILLE o. March as.--
Robert Green. fha middle aged bsnk =
sr. Who has been pursued acroaa stx
going and evidently As far from cap
tarn a. ever
Feeling toward Green has changed
from 90 viii - adrniratlou. That a
man pest niiddie ass. ~ho has al
ways led an offlee NE shauid be
able 90 suttravsi fhs hardest 81
ficrrs ~ the law. t. epnaieersd to
b. little lees than miraculous Green
has ridden DOZEN horses % DEATH.
and when the horsea fail him he
doesn't hesitate - travel on fpot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
CITY OF DETROIT WILL NOT ACCEPT
THE TAINTED" FORTUNE OF CAMBI. Err

membern ~ the city council thsrs.
q r. said. vih vote 20 refuse tho
kift The SsVo .0eQ IL 4 part u the
estate Of James scott. wbo died
recently At an advanced age. and
TIA money IN eaid 70 BE- tainted. be.
cause Scott Was well known
gambler Ia Detroit 90 yearz ago +"
The heir IN that ease ia Mrs c.
Campbell. sho. with her husband
and two children. live on a truck
farm AZ East Troy. wis
Mrs. Campbell g. said 20 BE-
SCOTS Gully heir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

PARIS. March za-boui De
Castsilans. divorced husband Of
Anna Gould. former princess De
aawan and now duchess Dc Tally
rand. recently offered 20 marry
baroness Vaughn. widow Of the
late King Leopold n Belgium. &C.
cording % unquestioued authority
today. noni vas flatly rejected
Friends Of Count floni believe
that the volatile Dc Casteilane
sought 20 repienlah somewhat
fiattensd purse BY an alliance with
LoOpold'e widow.
Boui Is up for reelection 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
HELP THE "CENSUS-MAN"
IF YOU ARE GOING AWAY SEND HIM YOUR NAME

Everyone who lives ln Seattle il
entitled 10 be counted In the coming
federal census n ". Hill. super
visor FOR the Seattle district. "a maxi
ing a diligent effort 10 prevent any
body from going uncuunted lie has
already started "a file for tho names
of those who intend being absent
from the city during the enumora-
ton period, which extends from
April i5 to May L. lie is particu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
WRONG
|AeuT THE LAW.
| ATs G. M'KAY

.zA,us cuanseF Caihoan
- > ~ iaservrssatlou Of the
- Gpfge Mexay. attorney
- kllemff ukn i crntnsgius
- v a. Wsassrs seal
ssis Axza't been thfoan
- ~. esnlfaued NcKay.
Aeat znythin9 about ths
sApgeme court decisions
- The statute Caihnan
.sAlss ealy 70 county offl
: - 1esa specifically stated
ssssms eougt IN five So
- amiiar 70 that % Ksl
S Weaver
EtFugt 10 gaAhle - tbs
*stIsr Is stmply an effort
~ iims IN satisfied
: - end q e and ne pub
nierealA6 in fhe qaan.
Nsa really elected ln fha
- man IN ianyers qusb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
TOMORROW
ON THE SOUND

Dont miss iil
n you desire to have a pleasant
SUNDAY and enjoy a water trip m.
equniea on tho Pacific coast. go
down 10 the Flyer dock Easter Sun.
day morning and take the steamer
kitaap for BelllnEham.
Il requires siK hours for the run
"a bollinghRm. and Wait of three
and a half hours "a the Northern
city ~ guaranteed
This trip includes Going Thnouzh
Deception passF
This Kltsap II the fasieat Sound
steamer
Easter sunday on the sound
Merritt Realty removed TO 1870
First Av sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

larly anxious that an such persons
should send their names 20 hiia be-
fore going away, and e Is the duty
OF everyone 20 aid the supervisor as
far as possible In securing a COM
plete census % the city II you are
Ia resident OF the city and are not
TO be IN the city the 18th of April.
nm out the following coupon and
mail q to r. w. nan. 200 Central
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
TO VENUS In 20 MINUTES
PLAN OF l1-YEAR-OLD BOY

conclusions into practice Hts plan
ia 70 attach piece u radium b
the stern ~ an aifShip Radium
gives off the alpha rays which
leave The radium with great force
These raya. aidis eaya. would b.,
sufficient 70 drive an airship II
tremendous speed SO rapid. III
fact. that the planet Venus could
be reached In 20 minutes sidla
has figured hia theory out matha.
matlcnlly. but 20 far has made 40
attempt AZ practical dsmonstra.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
MARRY your NEVERP SAYS LEOPOLD'S
WIDOW TO COUNT bonn DE CASTELLANE

chamber n deputies this year. ard
n u reported that he has nothing
with which 20 make q fight for the
place Tits only asset is his title,
and. according % Hocietys stats
tics. the matrimonial market az the
present time Is extremely duh
Bonl Was awarded . tidy sum re.
Gently By the courts under a con.
tract entered into By Anna Gould
before her marriage 10 him. where
BY Miss Gould promised 40 pay her
prospective husband stated mar.
riaEe portion yearly The sum,
howeyer. taken ln confederation
with houi'a menaEe. IL paltry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
EXPELLING JEWS
BY THE THOUSAND

LEMBURG. March 80 Expulsion
% Jews from Russia is COINS on Of
ratio wholly unprecedented In Mus
covito history, according % intorma-
tion received here from across the
frontier today
The refugees arc fairly swarminE
All along the border. both M Austria
and 0erfnan territory Suffering
among ue. exllea Ia Intense. only u
fow have been able 10 gather any Of
their belongings 10 take with them
In thoir flight 10 more friendly
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

BOSTON. Mass. March as--
wnilam sidia. the li.ysar-oid
mathematical wonder ~ Harvard.
turned hts attention from problems
q enc fourth dimension 10 aerial
navigation and AZ result IL today
authority for the statement that al
aerial journey 10 Venus Inside Of
90 minutes IL a possibility
According 10 sidia. he has solved
the problem IL serial navigation
and aii that remains II 10 put hiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

CHICAGO. March - Facts ia
the romantic story Of how a cts
may refuse to acceps the str d
900 0oe. willsd 20 II for ths pur
pose Of erecting . public fountain
and monument 10 the teasnt0r. be
cause the money Il tainted and
how tie fortune may 50 eventually
TO the wife u wiscansin fAFmag
wsre told BY Captain A. Brckwlth
relative n the heir. today
THE city - Detroit and many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
MOTHER AND BABE
PERISHIH FLAMES

CHICAGO. March - Mrs Agnes
Guirma. - years Old. and hsr g.
months old baby we're burned 20
death in e fire which destroyed a
south aida lodging house early this
morning 10 ~ feared that several
other roamsrs persisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
MUST
BE ROYAL GUEST

BERLIN. March Is Emperor
Williams Invitation 70 Theodore
Roosevelt 10 be- his guest at the
royal castle promises effecIuaiiy %
Illustrate the ~ presidents *.
pressed desire TO be received Ia
Europe ~ a plain private citizen.
The Invitation " AZ variance with
at court precedent
Heretofore no foreign private
citizen has ever enjoyed hospitality
at the foyel castle. and the only
person not Of princely rank who
has been thus hOaored 10 Count
Zeppelin. whom tho kaiser has
called the greatest man u the cen
fury.
During his stay in the palace.
May ~ to 10. Mr. Roosevelt viii
have the suite occupied by King
Edward on his recent visit, and
will be The center of attraction In
brilliant circles comprising the
emper0r's closest official advisers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
LAYS AVS
aljINN MORE
VICE RULES
- SAYS immoral Won
= en-, Live Within
s.ek Of Street Car
lines

so~a =, permit scaf'e' wo''l ne.
s,ssla beck q stree. re. g ss :.
aiew them e ea ~ 49,, ~.
NTca. II - Il district. aid ME
|lNX wArp'us.sia ~. .,, ''e'' 'sa.,
"a lrssnd shas ,. wy 49, -
ss,sssy. Last nishs ! al'.','s !. /.
e,.e,n nil sar line AMI
- sssm & mess g shs SOU .. a.
aFs - ~ plesk freH' ne ' .',..'.'.
mwetsl wcmsn prppesislas'
alslsalsnsa eat soon. aaa.
e mad kns possible IN "a. = way. wss , ,..a'
- ss.ryQas Bat s0n'e ps9-
- .rs,sshlpE done al once.
serS a. Miller aasnial''Fa ,loa 'ss
'aet s.rs gwen about = ysAr =
~ - sisr cut bu, haye
.n art Il reiiee a is~ aeys.
- pessls esrees lne g 90
long - a Goes Il sssss ne
"a ~ u pas sAs Seattle hos'' N
Aass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
Hs HoasE
THg SAN

Ms HORSE
ms SANE NIGHT.
sani Al IN The star
aAl sold q horse for y
= q s72a i2th ~ ~
ssofs tie same nighf
ses as 20 veil a5fi-.
a :. ~ rial of Tho STAR
''as ihai be writes ~
~ y teil rou about h
..'.s NAT interested par
" Cameron. ng ~
"a Sunday. but 4 va
- had retired on sst.
Z, s'salag that ~ door ( m
aaeh 70 my mlrprio
NJ, ~ answering ~ "a
- 2 come Sunday a.
e-'rin - show the
a'sti with M ear
/ -. could Use mntebas
~ with him n tbe
''efsoai. paiamas ma
20 % ny great
~ he bought fbe
~ tbs cash a. n.
I vas bach N bas
NJ happy II you eas
lll'e thls / wilI rof
., ~ AZ rs elasslfle8
~ take out \ IN.
.'.q a. ven mi rot
'eaay today oee
N. a4 About ina borae
n. ',s1eailg aevsrilsed
~ aaa Times aod
' .lyer / never tried
Va. 'g'amna s1tn tbl
eaa Very frnig
WV 18Th ~
sai ADJ eoss -,
y ' ',' 70 sords 10
psss, y. be result brine I
ram a4oo or Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
s-YEAR-OLD SON OF THE CAR OF
RUSSIA trieste RUN AWAY TO SEA

road about three miles from the pal.
ace whom be exuliantiy exclaimed
They will never catch mo now
I'm going 70 be a sailor. Ike my
great great-g great grandfather, Peter
tho Great"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

their fingers ars torn and bleeding.
About the building lies a magnifL
cent municipal farm or 200 acres.
Salarisd. scientific farmers are IN
charge and the workhOuse men are
the hands. The farmers know most
OF the men BY their first names.
And yOu see no stripes or cropped
heads. The mems plain clothing
bears the honest stain and smell Of
clay The farm isn't punishment
for Cleyeland'a uBfortunates. It's q
school 10 turn them 10 better things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

Here IN the latest word IN the
treatment OF crime Hight Here
10 tho newest weapon for reform.
lug men who break the law Gods
wonderful light
And God said: Let there be
light
There was light hui presently
ain and darkness came Then
mon took 10 punishlnF their sin.
ming brethren and they punished
them Nth the torture " darkness.
They devised black dungeons and
dripping cells ana shey shut their
tFausafeAalng bfeihrnu up Ia
them.
Darkness Brings Despair.
And though The sinners hearts
broke with despair. ahnt up ~ the
dnfhnese ihat was. and though the
atunnrH wept and Rhfieked and
ploned vengeance aEniuHt society
and though tho sinners reason
fled Ia the awful gloom. the cuh.
flfn has been maintained 20 fhis
day
isnf never a sinner has been r..
formed that way he always
came from The darkness more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

Remarkable Experiment in
This New Kind OF Work
house, Where Unruly
Men Are Placed in
Thinking Rooms" That
Are Flooded With Light,
Instead of Dark Dun
geons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26
y RECOVERING
FROM OPERATION

: hyau. secretary Of tho
esaAiy committee and
n&naEsEs Of me Moore
= fee0verinr FROM an
pefi1rmsd Al the Pruvi
ia and expects fn b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

Bicycle repairing Hall. iii ist
$50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

In London they are selling coke By
She psnny's worth. u comes dons
~ IN pepper bags.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

H.aliy removed 90 1890
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-26

They DO not pull the hemp untiI
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-21

been brought forward in recent years,
and the result of her watchfulness is
seen in the fact that no great fire has
of late devastated any part of her pre-
cincts. This is good policy because in
a city like ours where there are so
many large and important manufacto-
ries the destruction of one of them
means loss and misfortune to very
great many, for while the institution
itself may be covered by insurance SO
that the ultimate loss IS small, nothing
can compensate for the loss of work
and wages to those who are awaiting
the rehabilitation of burned out fac :
tory. Therefore the place in which an
efficient fire department keeps the av-
erage of fire losses low and prevents
the disa ster of great conf1agration is
the best place for the workingman as
it is for the owner of manufacturing
property. Bridgeport has real reason
to felicitate herself upon her efficiency
in this respect, but we fear that the
proper recognition of that condition has
not been fully made by the under
writer's who rate her property as fire
risk.-Bridgepor Standard.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-21
DROP kICKERS NOW
WANTED BY ELEVENS.
Coaches Looking for Men Who Are
Accurate Booters of the Ball.

Give US drop lsickers. This is the cry
now going up from the various football
camps. Nearly every game this season
has emphasized the fact that under the
new rules the value of a good drop
kicker has been greatly enhanced.
A long list of shutouts where the
losing teams came almost within sight
of a score but failed through the in
ability of a sure toed kicker proved
that hereafter the coaches will have to
pay more attention. to this feature of
the game.
The new rules preventing the push
ing or hauling of the man carrying the
ball by his teammates and which cuts
down interference for the runner to a
negligible quantity makes it extremely
difficult to advance the ball by rush
ing when a team is fighting stubbornly
in the shadow of it's own goal posts.
This weakness is SO apparent that
already there is a strong demand in
which Mike Murphy is taking the lead
for change in the rules making it
necessary to gain but five yards on
four downs when within the 25-yard
line.
The rule permitting player to re-
turn to the game after leaving it can
be made to work d big advantage to
a team that possesses a good drop
kicker. for he can be rushed into the
game at any opportune moment to try
for a score from the field and then be
replaced by another Of greater ground
gaining ability.