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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-03
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
OF GREAT BRITAIN.
Won BY Veteran John Ball for Seventh
Time-C. Ayner Was His
Opponent.

London, June 3.-Veteran John
Ball, today won the amateur gof
championship of Great Britain defeat
ing C. Aylmer, in the finals ten up
nine to play This is the seventh
time Ball has won.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-03
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS CELEBRATED

New Orleans. La, June 3.-The
birthday of Jefferson Davis, president
of the Confederates states, is being
celebrated throughout the south to-
day
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-06-03

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
HUGBES on MS WORN.
Tried Hard 40 the Time and Regrets the
TIme Lacking 70 DO Mere.

ALBANY, Oct. State Health Com
missioner Eugene II. Porter. Homer
Folks and DR. Simon Flexner. director
of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Researuh. headed a delegation % State
Charities Aid people who called upon
Gov Hughes to-day and thanked the
Governor for his aid Ia the work % :, amp
ing out tuberculosis
Gov Hughes told his visit ors il would
always be- 10 him the mbst agreeable of
recollesrt ions that as he was about To leave
office he had received such expressions
Of good will and recognition Of their
Joint efforts Of the las four years
How wish we could have done more
said the Governor. 4 l,ave Office not
with a thought Of what | have done but
what ! would have liked to have done
i have given my self unreservedly TO
the work u the government Of the State
during my term. and what I have not
done % make the government homes.
efficient and n credit 60 the state regret
because had not the line - do more
As reslIt 10 my nearly four years
want 20 saw - everybody interesi 81 ia
gO"d work. never permit yourself - h..
discouraged Whatever has merit will
stand discussion, and II II has merit II
will lac had. Have absolutely an abiding
IA vuur f"lluw men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
WOHiN rs INVESTIGATION.
Miss keslor Named for Place In state
Industries bureau.

ALBANN. oct 4 state Commissioner
~ Labor John Williams announced to- day
that he had appointed Miss Frances 4
EeIlor Of New York to the Office Of chief
investi gator IN his depa rtment. Miss
KeIlOr 10 TO have entire charge of the
new bureau Of Industries and immigration
creatsd by the Legislature last winter.
Commissioner Williams stated that he
had selected Miss keilor because ~ her
familiarity with the problems committed
To the bureau She was appointed by
Gov. Hughes as member ~ the State
commission which investigated immi gra-
ton in all its aspec,~ two years ago Her
selection was urged by Jacob n Schin
Walter T. weyI Rufus T French. Felix
VI. warburg Louis Marshall. Marcus VI.
Marks. p. Tecumseh sherman and Miss
Lillian u Wald. all % New York city
Commissioner Williams has appointed
william Rogers ~ Rochester 20 ill
the vacancy caused nv the resignation
OF Second Deputy Commissioner John
TIinclrigan Mr. Rogers vas for several
years with the State Board OF Charities.
In th. Bureau 81 Mediation and Arbitra-
ton he 10 90 he the executive head The
A larry 10 81 nOO wear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
0LD UOTHrS FIII or uONrr
Nr GaSseII Not Nuch an styie. bat Ready
is Paw for the Inp~riaI suite

\ man who spoke German with the
sam. facility as the American vsrnacu-
lar and who wore a sSnm"r -Iit that was
a hir fade'l and a hat that was IA -tyl.
several Year, ago, boarded the North
German iloyd liner Kaiser wilhelm II.
few minutes before she sailed from her
hobokrn pier Yesterday morning and
asked Pur-ar Schnell for passage The
purser iookri tho man over and asked
him u hs wanted second cabin room
He said that he preferred the first cabin
An inside ronm the purser remarked.
believing that he wpuld Itnrtl" the man
will "o-i y0u H27 ~
\ don't want au inside roam Gave
inc h" IMPERIAL suite
We'll ~ be- ipunerWett.T said
the pur-.r adding fear Ihs. imperial
-uit'- are all taken. but | can Civ" Won a
In" oUtslde room with hath for SJ25
That Tor me said the man - the
simple Azure. putting o,t fat wallet and
displaying what Evan Justice. press
agent ~ the line. declare was a large
roll Of 81 OBJ and sI0sD notes Theas-ist-
ant pIrS.r held up the pur-er ~ lac stag.
gsred hack and Mr. Justice. who neeis
no props weigh hing soFnswh hat more than
two hundred IN hl- stockin ged feet
supported the assistant pur-er The man
took a 81 80 bill from tho roll. paid for
the ticket and escorted by fifteen stewards
sought his room. All the purser knows
about the stranger IL that his name II
Wilhelm Cassell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
nam ON THE ,Tr0 ~ a..
PM Stefan says Ne Bapda x~si tie sui,sir,
and Told the Police to ForGet

lh'-e ~ physician IN West SiNty-ff \
street tn centre street - the upref
West S.de Trnd'rinrn. Shp saws he do
N" probing and banda .,ing Of the men
Sh' were WuuudeI Va the automohiie
shooting mach m West seventy -sac,n a
strco' Last WeInssslay
Ne has told all h. knows about the case
~ 80, eral dete~tIye- who hlN . calis.d from
time to ,ime They have gone away
ies- ambi' ous IA 6nd the shooters. b..
ssy.
m" ph-sician tslls the detectives thnt
they may ,-j complete details from one
~ tr.o ~ their superior Officers also tbs
% SuUl' u" - -" Tor 'h-m - drop the case
~ once. n the sh .Joi-r~ a." al bad u,n
The StpTi pf 'ae .nvsician goes like th's
4 pairist no Vest Fortv-i"urih street
wa> held ~ m his home and TobbsI II
> 900 IpDtl wee, ago he did NOT
u ntify h" police b.i t,-,k iar matter Of
getting justice ~ ~ own hlrt- y"
kneN vho h.d done the rphb.ng lie
also hueN ~ ho had pat az the Job an.
OF her t,,lmist ~. RODE IN an automobile
- West ~, en- rs Sc -Dnd street Sith some
l.,Inmen ~ back him ~
The oihar Ialmisi had his gang too
\ row was s,ar'sI ~ = preliminary
Then the shonting show follow 81 Thrrc
men were shot and all ,.calei
one 4 the automobiles vas a hack ing
car from Long Acre square The driver
VEN dow 20 Police Headquarters a frv
Glr- ago and said he thought The f,y-s
a. a moving picture affair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
KiTHERINE ELkINS RErI RVS
WITH H"r Neither Rnd IIroIh-Ts silent n.
q Marriage.

Miss katherin" Elkins. who according
=" r''"nt dispatches from Paris vas
positively going to ie marTi"d ~ the
Duke ~ the AhrIyli. arrived last evening
with her moth"r Mrs stephen B Elklns.
and her hr"ther-. Davis and S,ai.hen n
Ir. They wrte cheerful but not cnmmuui-
oative about The reports ~ MIS- Elkins's
marriage g. the bake Miss IIkins her
self would not sly auvr hing more than
\ am coming back =" l.' an American
Eirl and that ~" NEWSPAPER -torir,
aipput Ter aud the Duke were not true
Sh" hooked iutls thinner than ~. did
when she ~ii.eh away from thls port
Gu"ui We months ago
l'uN,s Llkiu- slid that 'he family had
Leon travelling ia -ou'G-rn France and
had sIen' no tim" ia Italy or Spain Mrs
klk'ns had i,aen most e tho tim. AZ N'chy
Ia" family VIII g. T." Elkins. " Va
to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
WHOLE moon NOU iLrW,v.s.
The rIfth avenue store 90 he EniarEed
Oh Madison Avenue and a4th street.

BY the purchtss ~ the nOr'hweS'
corner - Madison avenue and thirty
fourth street yesterday the corporation
Of B. Altman A Go now controls the
block bounded by FIFTH and Madison
avenues. Thirty-fourth and Thiry-fif'h
streets. MIR Altman - said - have
paid 81 roo 400 for the property. which
measures rs feet on Madison avenue
and les fee, on Thiri v-fourth stree,
f. consists % two old time houses front
ing on Madison avenue and two private
stables on Thirty fourth street nov used
for business
Nh Altman tried tO buy the corner
when hs Eas ACQUIRING tbs rest ~ the
bloc&. bat Mrs. Margaret Howard. who
nwns the corner and the stable adjoin-
ing IN Thiry-fourth street, and The
Chandler estate which owns 100 M1dison
avenue and IS Eis' Thirty-four'h stree
put price on The properly that Mr.
Altman considered prohibifive Mr.. Alt
man waited some time before starting
building operations In hope that these
NO owners would reduce their price.
but they wern hrm ~ h" Wen' aheId
with his - orc and IN The Inelnwhile had
secured IN" ram1indor ~ ia" Madison
avenue front on u long leis. from the
Aston estate and IN. corner 81 Thirty
fourth s,r,.~' and Fifth avenue. now
occupi"i by knOedlsr A Go.
This yocsr.ed the property Just ae-
cured Nv IA" firm IL has been in the
market ever since but nobody cared
about buying IL The company is now
ready 10 eV'cnd - store over the
X noedIer corner and IN" Aston property
on Madison avenue. and feW Wes.ka
ago ngaih approached the owners Mr.
Howard aid she wanted tss'o. 600 for her
property and the Union Trust Company
Sgi no for the property under lie con-
troll several meetings were held. and
a.. . aaWh a. kH.NNg
George II Read Go. offered q sum
little less than the asking price and
Yesterday 'he dsll vas closed The
Altman house has commissioned lie
architect 10 draw plans for the additions.
and az soOB az Knoedler Co move TO
tho old LoJos Club properly on Fifth
avenue nesr Forty-si1ih street and the
losses on the Madison avenue corner
expire IN 'hs spring active building
operations will begin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
sPRECkELS HFIRS FARE aLIKE
Coart Nnnuls Clause In Fathers wui CIV
Ing Preferences.

SAN FRAECIsCO. Oct. Judge Cofey
~ the Probate Court to-day made John y
and Adolph B Spreck-ls o. .sOo.0OO richer
than they were Yesterday He held they
must share equally with Rudolph. Claus
A and Mrs. Ferris IA their father .
SiO0O.OOO estate. although their father
.-speciaIlv providei los his will that they
should H. excluded because he had nd
vanc.d them large sums during his life.
The Judge held that he had no right
Ia Crente a precedent which was against
the general law that dose not recognise
any such matters A. allowances OF adj
vnnrements made to certain children
Judge declared that the estate must
he equally divided among the heirs at
law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
CHIRI0UI PASSENGERS SAFE.
Port Captain ~ Garachine Reports land.
ing OF Castaways.
ln.rl,I lnhIn natnnlrArl mn

Special Cabis Dsspafohss fo'run BUH.
PANAMA. Oct. I-Advices received
through the port captain ~ Garachins
are to the effect that all the passengers
and crew except one Of the !steamer
Chiriqui. which sank ON Tuesday last
through an explosion. have landed az that
place and are awaiting passage 20 Panama
on the steamer africa
According to the best information re-
ceived here the Chiriqui was blown mp
the same day she sailed for CaIlao. The
vessel was late and the captain ordered
the boilers crowded. Late in the after
noon Of September rs they exploded
The vessel was equipped with wireless
The operator. IL IL reported. ran 90 HE
Office. but before he could send the dis
tress signal out the stern Of the Chiriqui
had listed hopeiessly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
HlsKELL SNTBS ROOSErELr
Governor Refuses Co st on Platform with
EN.Pre@itlent.

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla, Oct. Gov
Haskell. whose quarrel with Theodore
Roosevelt ~ Of long standing. has beaten
the former President % It for once.
In "A sarcastic letter he has declined an
invitation Co deliver IA speech at the ArkAn-
sas state Fair on October 10. giving a. his
reason that Roosevelt will be there. He
declared that he would not sat on the same
platform with Roosevelt.
col Roosevelt does not come IN the
people to-day Gov. Haskell wrote. with
any other purpose than 90 attract them 10
his personal standard and that their snp-
port NAV CRAFTY hiH boundless ambition
The Governor declared that the former
Pr-sid ent can declare war with less hesi-
tation and follow It more quickly with
abJsCt surrender than any iIving
American
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
g,ELYN THIW NAM TP.
Drops suit far Damages fer EJeraiou
Prom the kBiekerbocker.

James Is Regan 81 the Hotel knicker-
hooker got AN order from supreme Court
Justice Guy yesterday directing Evelyn
Nesbu Thaw 10 show cause to-day why
suit she brought against Regan for $50 on
manages ia IaIs should MT he dIso M
tinued Ter lack ~ prosecution Mrs
Thaw sued because Rsgan had her ejected
from the Knickarbock-r grill room when
she went there with y X Th1mIs Dan
O'R@illy. counsel 20 record for Mrs Thaw.
said hat the motion would not be opposed
because the plaintiff - unable 10 get any
Witnesses now and - without funds ~
carry on the case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
ron SHRIVERS Rad TUMBLE,
Aviator Cones Down With . Bump and
siplane nsIls Over and over.

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. After hav-
ing been In the air five hundred feet for al
hour in a-prac,ice fiight Tod &. Shriver
the Long Island aviator, met with q
serious aooident at clock this evening
The biplane Night Hawk. that broke the
worlds recoHd Tor night nying. struck
the ground with full force at the Della
ware horse show Park. Shriver being I'M
able 60 shut OF the engine.
The impact was 90 severe that the
machine turned four complete somer-
saults, throwing Shrivsr thirty-ave feet.
His only injury was n fractured bono In
his left ankle. He was badly shaken up.
however. The biplane was wrecked.
The aviator was removed To the Della
ware Hospital in an automobile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
PtTTEN M tYES LOVE or SHOW
PSrmcr Grain Operator Fears Extrava-
EaRrr May Lead To Disaster.

PHIIADFLPHIA. Oct James W Pat
ten. the former gram operator. ts in this
city to-day
Everybody want. an automobile and a
yacht nowAday-.- Mr Psttsn said. and he
will move che earth 10 get them. Unfortu-
nat"ly the vast ma Iority Of persons cannot
AFFORD such Injuries and they skate on
pretty thin lc- m orvi~r 20 get them
It's only n question 81 time til a lot
of them break through at the same time
and they will make a splash that will go
around the country
The only hope 81 avoiding another
serious business depression lice IN stop
ping the present mad pursuit n Injuries
and uncalled for show
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
JTDGE SHAWN BLASTS 4 JuRY
q HAD Acquitted . Nan Who shot q Gun
NJ tho Feet oI Tits VIE


Judge Edward swami became indig.
nant ~ General Sessions yesterday AZ a
jury which gave verdict of not guilty
IN the case Of David Walsh of is5 East
10th street. who was charged With
assault ln that he fired al a revolver at
the Fest " his wife Nora. and his mother
in-law. Mary Connors. IN a rnw GA the
stairs of their apartment house
I am shocked said Judge swami.
to think that a Jury 81 the county %
New York could at there and deliver
a verdict II not guilty to a man Who ter
rnri5sd two women with loaded rev Oliver
and threatened Que ~ them with death.
firing u ~ me - them. a. cllimed
don't want member Of this Jurv u
appear IN this ocurt again or 20 b.. put
On any Jury in the county You can
ren"uilb-r that at my newt election.
purpose being u candidate Tor this Judge
ship again
You 10; HIM com" here end give YOU
such dUbhl" 10 "A defence that b. in
tended Ia commit suicide and that that
"a Why M" revolver was dis, harg.d
Why. rurt will lind this man guilty
81 attempted suicide upon hi- own sworn
statement mere
-Nour names will he stricken from the.
Jury li>t as men inoompe, EN- and dts
qualified After all the newspaper haV =
said abcu' lSun tuterS' and the atro~iii~-
cumni't~l 10y yIis, such fellows A. thu
defendant vnu tell this man 10 go back
To the lnaisrs who are IN he rear of this
Cour. ro"m now. who were H. ..ping
TO this mans t..t mCny to-day and
H.. p.
ln"Court ~arned Ne jurors not a. sSIIns
- hum for pro;-yt'on n such men flour
'-hed r@yolver~ IN their faces He held
~" prisoner for carrying Cuhc.Il--i
weapons and sad he would nv u have
b. L.. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
TRIsPED HTSBINDS iCE.
Dame oG Cards led 10 Maud MsulIn'- suit
for ID, Orrc.

san FRASCIsCn. Oct . 10 was a game
&c cards that led To the separation 81 Maud
Ihlhan Berri Moulin aud Frank Moulin
uf Sultan ~ Snh' fame, at least that
much came CIV in the divorce trial to- day
which prcc,'i"d the grant ing ~ an inter
locutory decres To the vife.
But jus. what happened AZ that card
gone the fair PllintiN would not tell II
h rtImoTed that she tTurnp"d her hus-
hands ace and that he left IN n rage.
The te-tirsony showed that he left any
way. remaining in the house only long
enough IN pack his trunk after the game
was finished.
We played till midnight ~ my fathers
hnIne in Fresno zaid tho plaintiff. Mr.
Moulin packed w and left At half past ?.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
FEDERiL ~ DGE ON TiRIFF
wouI,inJ Have Any DuIy on Meat " tie
We're Making the Law

Auburn. y Y. oct 4 United States
Judge George ". Ray to-day had before
him a small case NJ smuggling. John e.
SabOurni, a farmer living ON the boundary
line near Rouse's Point. bought a small
calf and brought II Ia his family table
after Strengthening It. The transaction
involved a Technical smuggling case.
Tn" farmer was iaiicted and pleaded
guilty to-day The duty on the veal WAS
81 rs JudS, RAY Imposed a fine Of $3.50.
The farmer coud not raise that amount
and Judge Raw reduced the fine 70 $3.50
Judge Ray said I'm sorry. II | were
making th. tarif there wouldn't lie any
dutV on meats brought into this country.
tut I'm not ma king tbs, law
Friends paid the fine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05

M Mt 81 committee to investigate the
q nditions complained 81 by Alr Mitchell
and authorizing the COMMITTEES to employ
council and to spend money Alderman
bowling the Tammany hoor leader
In moving that the resolution he re-
t~rred TO the 90 mmittee on Rules re-
marked that the Mayor was perfectly
able TO deal with the conditions com
Plnined 81 IA Mr. Folks's resolution The
resolution has little chance Of being
reported out bv the COMMITTEES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
10 IEiRs ~ NJ TaKES 4 DRINk
Dswne, Takes tie Pledge for IIfe after
stahlsing gtIs vito.

John Downsy took the pledge for life
before Judge O'Sullivan IN General
Sessions yesterday Down.y Was charged
With stabbing his wife. She told the
Court that for 3GO days IA the ysar
Downey Was a. good husband as
ClemenCy.
n YOU wiil take the pledge for liso
will LEI you 90. said Judge O'SVlh-
van But for The nest ton years you
must report 70 the probation oficer. and
II within that time you take one drink
Won will he brought back here and sent
away for ten years for asaaulting your
wife
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
OPERtTION on IA TOILETTE.
senator Gees Under the Knife for re-
mO,ai OF GaiistOnes.

RoCBEsTER. MINI. Oct Am opera
tion was performed on senator Ia Fol-
letta this morning A number % gall =
nj ones were removed
The danger will not lie over for several
days, sav the physicians at ~ Mary's
Hospital
He stood the operation we'll and the
PROSPECT for ultimate recovery - good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
T,DRII GOES 10 SENICO.
Teuo--d President % Nicaragua IIa'
Been stayIuz ~ IIoodira>.

WAsUISoToN. Oct. Former Pres'-
dent Nadny 10 Nicaragua. who was re
Gently drpo-ed by Gen. E-trada. left
Amapala, Honduras. yesterday Tor
Mexico. according 10 desratch received
81 the State Department to-day from
F.rton X McCreery. American Minister
10 Honduras.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
RED EAGLE FOR DIR. miller.
kaiser Confers IuRh Honor on Ceiumbis
Z niNersitys President.

,NpFdIW Il5If I's'VITI7 N Nv w
BERLIS. Get. Z. The Kaiser has con-
ferred On Prof. Nicholas Murray Butler.
president OF Columbia University. the
Order ~ the Red Eagle ~ The firsi class
with the star, the second highest decora-
tion in the empire.
Tho honor wss conferred IN recognition
% Or. Buffers services in connection
With the Roosevelt, profe-sorship a. Ber-
lin. which corresponds With tho Kaiser
Wilhelm chair q, Columbia University.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05
Col. 1.ertnaI. Mrrr Prem Pansma.

Col George " Goethals. chairman oI
the Isthrnian Canal Commission, arrived
las night on the steamship Colon from
& Tistobal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05

IFYOC WANT " WARN q STA hrs AND
down put IN 4 Pow yguarr Pot furnare or
boiler Show rooms. s7th 81 meg Broadway -
Ncr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05

BONDs q sTOcK CERIIHICAEEa
gngTayes and VEtntad bH corues. NAey 4 Co
o. - 1ohs sussI Estabhshed isSi.-las.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05

s.!. . SSssss 2s.d 's . ss L:ssr,.Sz;:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-05

cree, Es,'!:.hlg gIsrt ser :. ';sts ,ssEs from
--A61.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-17
DIAMOND GL|NTS

In view of recent anti-fight agi-
tation, it looks probable that Jack
johnson may fight next time in
Australia, under the auspices" of
Hugh Mcintosh.
Motorcycle racing seems to be
one sport that doesn't bother
about the weather. A hundred
and twenty-three contestants of
the Federation of American Mo-
torcyclists kept their clip through
heavy rains over bad roads in
Pennsylvania.
Ty Cobb is most emphatic in
reply to rumors that he has been
stirring up dissension among the
Tigers. He says he is doing his
level best to pull the Detroits
through to another pennant-cop-
ping climax.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-17

Harold T. Smith, son of Detec-
tive d. O. Smith of Tacoma, is
again among the leaders this year
in the national shooting match at
Camp Perry in Ohio.
While in the naval academy at
Annapolis young Smith showed his
ability by winning first honors
with a score that was a world
heater in the annual shoot and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-17
B|GPOWERBOAT
RACE IS ON

JUNEAU, Alaska, Aug. IL
The Observation-Disclosures power
boat race is on today with three
boats speeding south toward the
Canadian metropolis. The Spark,
15 horsepower, driven by David
Nicol of Ketchikan, got away at
1917 yesterday morning. The II
horsepower St. Anthony, M. A.
Mitchell of Kitchikan, driving,
started 1 3 minutes later, and the
40 horsepower Limit, A. w. lie
Page of Vancouver driving. sailed
at 8 o'clock last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-17
In Little Old New York

of her dogs free of charge.
Mrs. Sophie Mayer, who has
children, a decoration from the
czarina of Russia, and a diploma
from the New York university law
school. appeared before Justice
Golf as counsel for one of the
parties in a suit.
Take off your hat" said the
justice.
Il beg your pardon?" queried
Mrs. Mayer.
Take off your hat, I said" re-
peated the judge. Your privi-
leges are the same as those of any
other lawyer"
Mrs. Mayer took off her hat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-17
LATHAM GAVE UP CHANCE AT
BIG PRIZE TO PLEASE
HIS MOTHER

from the saddle.
Hubert Latham. who started
from Paris with Moissant, ADAM
doned the race owing to the plead
ings of his mother. She telegraph
ed Latham that continuance OF
his flight would kill her.
A London paper offered prize
of $4,000 for the first successful
flight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-17
Tacoma Boy Among
The Big Shooters

this year he was graduated from
the academy and placed as mid
shipman on the cruiser Washing
ton. He was recently recalled to
Washington, however, to get ready
for the annual shoot at Camp
Perry. Yesterday he was up in
third place in the presidents
match and he has a chance to
win il yet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-17
A PIPE SMOKERS
PHILOSOPHY

PARIS, Aug. I'm. de Waite
Vile has been collecting pipes for
a long time. and his studies OF
them have led him to evolve a
pipe philosophy.
He says he is prepared to
prove these statements:
The pipe is characteristic of
the race. while the cigar and
cigarette are cosmopolitan.
The length of the pipe stem is
proportional to the activity of the
race.
The more 1aborious the people,
the shorter the pipe.
The longer the pipe the more
sEothfui the people.
a short pipe stem indicates