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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
Sugar Officials win Meet in
RiChfeld. Sewer County,
Today.
LOOKING OVER THE SITES.
~ Proper Location l. secured Plant
Win be Ready to Handle Next
Years Crop.


me uir' u.nh''' steps l'oNlns To Una
erection of sugar factory in SEWER
..r,t, will Dbl. tate, TODAY v.na1 %
..r- g.. t.,t
"'''"' "' '''
ldHIn sugar company ana me sewer
rluufv DgopIc Interested will meet al
pf...s.l1 ,r,t. ,,,.-,f,.,s TRAIN. r,r
0dnNet' county pore IhoIna- rs. '''.''
general manager of The company. Hnu
cv-t;nv / O. tutIer and w S NfrDpr.
-t, ......,.... ..,.,
"N "''''"''S '' ''''
Wii"n. WH.c the company To,
CORDS Ne7srs ingalls,, Sardnel. 'iHl.i
and Dalton went down hN ahl'mnh 20.
I.I..HrI w. Young the attorney '. tA'
company. aud George AUSTIN attI-
cultural superintendent. arc 'ii'tI. "L
the ground. The company has Gee leu
Co build the factory in time tH h'hpI'
The beet crop %. 1871. ana the "n'N POI A'
now 20 Do settled PEI INC "ilul oct H''
factory site. Several ollFin'" place.
have been offered. hut th" company
viii move with great care selecting
the uu" which presents inc most au-
vantaccs from tho standpoint of S1iL
ready access for delivery of u''ts dram
age. etc.
Sewer county farmers for some years
have grown large amounts of boots n
good puaitN TOT tN' Lem l'''',\ ~ 'uI
the acreage will Doe more than doubled
when q local factory is decided ON.
Several years ago the sugar people had
decided to build plant near Moroni
Co work up the bects for both Saupelo
and Sewer counties. company was
organized under tho name of tho san
pete & Scvior Sugar company and a
site was purchased. but owing % the
severe drouth. the acreage t'l on so
heavily that 1t was not deemed pru
dent 20 proceed with the operations al
that time. and tho company was dis
Incorporated. the capital being returned
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NEW YORK LEADS IN
U. S. SUPREME COURT JUDGES

Washington. May 1l-When Gov
Hughes takes the oath as a member Of
the supreme court of the United states
Massachusetts and ohio win be come
PEELED to take seats OF honor O. litIr
behind New York With MI Hughee
on the bench. seven New York men Eiu
have reached that high honor. a great
or number than any other state Of the
Union has furnished Massachusett7
and Ohio each have sent six sons 10 this
bench
From one point OF view Massachu-
setts still holds the record. The length
of service Of her sons is only two years
shorter than the life of the court. only
six years since the court was organ
ICED in 1890 has there been a bench
without iurist from Massachusetts
upon it During the last four years
q has had two New Yori's sons have
been on the bench "a sum Of 1902 yeats,
while the service Of the sons Of Ohio
totsl only 20 years
Considering the place OF birth. VII
ginla leads an the states with nine
az the boys born on her soil haNmg
sat on the bench OF the supreme court
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MIMIC BATTLE
FOR ROOSEVELT
In Company With Emperor vii.
liam Witnessed One in Which
$1,000 Troops Engaged.
COLONEL MADE NO COMMENTS
Program Zen London win Depend More
or Less on Ills own Decision
ln the Matter

Berlin. May l1-CoI Roosevelt u
the company of Emperor william
witnessed today a mimic battle in
which 1900 men of the German
military engaged in the vicinity or
Dorvirt2.
10 had been feared that the former
president would boz obliged to forego
this part of the entertainment plan
ned FOR him because OF the condition
of hi- throat which is sim somewhat
sensitive. but this morning Prof
FraonEcl the throat specialist. made
another examination and decided that
AIR. Roosevelt would suffer no incou-
Ncniencc through being for few
hours boo the open air.
Immediately after breakfast Mr
Roosevelt. attended 10y Lieutenant Col
Won lIocrner motorod to Derwirta
where at o'clock he was Joined by
tho emperor. The colonel wore ride
ing costume and was provided with
superb thoroughbred from the inn
porIal stables Eis majesty also took
mount and together they rode over
tho maueuveriug field of some 20
square miles and observed the work
ing ont OF the army problem. The
scene Of the cyolutions was admir-
ably adapted 90 bring out the re-
sources Of officers and men. The topo-
rraphy was varied, open tracts being
slirtcd with thick forests and broken
by streams. rough elevations and
sWsmps
The maucuvcrs were witnessed also
bv a party which included Empress
Augusto Victoria, Grown Prince Fred %
erick William. Crown Princess Cecilie.
Princess Victoria Louise, Prince Adel
bert. Kermit Roosevelt. and Henry
White. former American ambassador to
France.
The engagement opened with an ar
! tIirry duel followed by n sharp col
/ Hsion along the whole front between
l the cavalry and infantry. Three thou
/ sand cavalry participated hut there
! was no grand charge.
/ Tho dny was briRht and sunny and
/ the effect was most pleasing from
| MuehlenbcrE hill from which Mr.
| Roosevelt the emperor the UMPIRE
! and officers Of the general star
| watched the finale. The operation
CONNECTED the officers above the ranl
OF major who had takeF part IN M
All. ueueers assembled on Muehicnherl
| hin 10 hear the criticisms Of the en-
poror and the umpires.
when these comments had been mad'
tho emperor In a loud voice called out
NV friend Roosevelt. ! have beef
| greatly pleased % show you some o
! our German troops You are the mrs
| civilian who has review ed our soldiers.
Turning 10 the officers his ma1est,
| added:
we are honored today Ia havini
here the distinguished colonel OF IN
| Rough Riders"
Parting samtations were then ex
| changed and the imperial party left 70
| automobiles for Potsdam while Mr.
/ Roosevelt Kermit and MI. White re
| turned TO this city
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EMPRESS OOWAGER MARIE
ARRIVES IN LONDON

Ioudon. MAY Empress DoNaser
Nf.u.e ,f Russia. sister ~ QuHeH
sIother Alexandra arrived here todst
.at.nmpau,sd by Grand Duke u .chari
ArrvsndroNtch. young brother of ETY.
p.ror Nicholas. who viii be the ohicia.
r.rrseentativc of the Russian govern
rant at tine funeral of King Edward
VII
rqtional tribute 90 the memory or
I,I1e Edward and 20 welcome his sue-
tea.or. King George " A message
fror tho nov monarch. in which b.
announced tha death % his rather ana
b-s ovn suecasss'0n. was read ono %. On
houses which subsequently adopted 'u-
dresses OF condoIsrn' and c'nEra Hf-
gous t0 the king
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.EXPL oSlON ON BRITISH
FLAGSHIP LONDON

London. May u.-Rcports 5rc current
at Dover of serious explosion on tu.
0aaship London of the British ATTAIN
tie batueship fleet Poo Norwegian
waters The reports cannot De con-
nrmed here
Roar Admiral Sir Colin Rl,ha. Keep
pcl is foo command of tne noct
The London is tWiu-scrov battle
shin of $1,000 tons Her captain Ia Al
fred r.. NJ Chatfeld The flagship was
bIlf at Portsmouth. being launched
in 1898 and completed IN 1902 iier cos.
was in excess OF 5000 600 Her arma
meuf consisted of -four i2-Incn and ~
C-lrsb guns. rs i2-poundcrs s-pound"r
and machine guns Her complement
ig .5- officers and men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
HEAVY EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS IN COSTA RIGA

SAN lose Costa Rica. May u -hca'N
earthquake shocks were felt mere 20
day Thousands OF people are leaNlne
H.. ,tv in alarm 4 series OF severe
sr,.ks was experienced yesterday.
While fear has seized great par,
of ibe popul8cs. the authorities con-
tnue resolutelv at work among thf
,ufns of Cartsgo. MANY have been re-
leased from the debris and some o.
those viii survive In most instance
identification OF the dead is impo--
-ibis IS reported that the dtaN lh-
eIudr two Americans
vr. dead are being buried as rapid
d., as r1sSibIe al the direction of me
ba4ltn inspectors Dynamite being
r..I ia lower dangerous walls
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is IT A MICHAEL ANGELO
OR MODERN PAINTING?

New York. May ll.-Conecuor Loeb's
art experts are puzzliug their hcads
over a painted panel of mpepossess
Ing appearance that was brought from
|Tneste on the steamship oceania by
steward and captured by "a customs
|watchman al the docks iu Brooklyn.
|The painting was addressed 20 A. ID.
,iorois Of this city who declares that
b Is a Michael Angelo and worth $780,
b.
The government experts had been of
the opinion that IL was modern work
. p no great value. 10 they are satisfied
Plat the painting is more than 20 years
4 pa, il must De surrendered TO the own
p as IL would come in duty-free. under
be new tariff
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MADE HIS FORTUNE
FOUND PARENTS DEAD

La Porte Ind May III will NOT
return until ] have made my fortune,
was tho farewell OF n. $. Jcssup. OF Ia
Porte. spoken just before he disap-
peared five years ago. His parents
after q search for him, decided Jessup
had fallen "a victim To foul play both
died broken hearted. Ills wife ana
children likewise have mouInod Jcssup
as dead Yesterday "a letter was re-
caivoI from the missing man. dated
LoycIoek. New 10 announced that ne
made fortune and would soon return.
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'LD RESIDENTS OPPOSED TO
NANING Village HARTMAN

Ias ANY,, ~ Y" May 11.-Opposi don
M y, s'oped among the older resi-
10 ,he proposal for changing
rs u. of the village NJ Hartman
Isr,.-4t riman owns more than three
vss on me village, however. and
I,Ds,es Stipulated al the time she
,Hor site for the new railway
M, mat the village should here
Oear the Hartman manic.
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GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.


Chicago. May 1.-The board OF eau
cation mas decided TO raise the educa-
tional requlroments for principals or
Grade schools and instructors I'm high
schools. Hereafter no applicants VIII DO
regarded eligible 10 take examinations
Tor those positions who have not COLI
lege degree This win deal blow a. the
homes of hundreds OF grade school
teachers
Mrs Ella Flagg Young, superinten-
dent OF schools. said yesterday that the
new rules adopted by the board were
not intended 20 discourage the num-
Der OF applicants Tor principals certih-
Gates but were designed to raise the
educational standard
II do not think that the normal
school graduate is sufficiently advanced
in scholarship" she said. go assume
Inc duties 90 principal I'm the grade
schools 10 rs now q simple matter Tor
the ambitious teacher 20 ACQUIRE = roll
lege degree
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ACCEPTS APPOINTMENT
As SPECIAL AMBASSADOR

washington. May H. Theodore
roosevelt today accepted boy cable the
onpojntnent by President Tart To- De
special ambassador to represent the
rt,ft.d states at .he funeral OF kng
t-4,r.r5 I'm London MAY 20. The cable
,.,.tr,. evchaged between the president
and COL Roosevelt were not made pub
dc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
FIFTY THOUSAND DEER
PERISHED IN ALASKA

juneau Alaska, May Il.-Six
apanese sealing scoonors are lying
4 Wait Just on Sitka 90 intercept the
az herds as they pass north To the
LING grounds. In the crews OF the
l'5ls nave been recognized many Of
Y, japanese who have served terms OF
tttl'ohment In Alaska FOR violation
!, 'ne Jaws regulating pelagic sealing.
, os, game wardens report at least
.o'vvO deer have persisted in SOUTH
's'eih Alaska because of the unusual
'ell,y Of The winter Eighty deer
,ie found 80 miles from Juneau ia a
''lne Where they had sought shelter
y u IN ~ exhausted condition and perish-
-u rom starvation.
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LONDON PROGRAM
DEFENDS SOME on HIM

London. May f1.-While % viii be
impossible 20 carry out 20 COMPLETION
the elaborate program arranged LOT
M Rooseyelt's visit 10 the ancient
rif, or London on MAY 81, 70 is
probable that. subject TO the consent
of the former president an informal
reception, will Doe held nc the Guild
han. at which the honorary freedom
of The CITY viii be presented 20 the
guest the address being contained IN
"a gold Casket.
The matter rs now under cohsldeIa-
zion b,. "a committee Of the corpora
ti,r which has communicated with
MI Roosevelt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
FOREST FIRES
STILL RAGING
In Wisconsin. Michigan and Min
neSota Have Done Damage
But No Fatalities.
EVERYTHING DRY AS FINDER
Fate ct Grand Marais Stili in Doubt
-Mirclcss Operator Had
To Quit.


ST. Paul MIMI May II owing l'
the unusual droufh boo Minnesota the
forests fp line north and eastern part
. ,,-..........
"' '''' 7''''' iH "'' '''i"
ana Michigan haN" been burning TOT
several DAYS and great damage has
f..,. T,,c a., f.,r t,,.,,.r m, rsfa1i-
no. nave nern reported.
Little rain has fallen Boo Miune7'ia
this .frriuu and since the last suov-
~, ......-.,.
s''iW 'I NpiN 20 anu 10 i'' '"''N
moisture hats fallen Thoroughly i' wei
The ground Ordinarily soaking rains
,.,.,,l. ,,,r.-. A..rr and ,iar
EV'iN Trims l- 0ff 'a lhN'i' OF p''''''
Day u tnc woods. and dr.s started by
.ettl.,. fr ...fssrtue their lands and hv
.....l... r-.... i.......,..,.,.,.. .,rs,J rsr.I-
i''' ''''
. lv int" growing fires.
For the last two DAYS % strong wind
has been blowing over some OF tho
northern counties and this helped thc
s ,,. dome. bf,v.I,g tUc
g,. t...,
smoke over Nlu' 'I''. '"' On"
night iu So Paul was pungent win
p,, ,,,i,,,. of t.,,rrin, brush and grass.
- ...,t,..1 mon, t-alftr1of
,,t.t 80. tt,,t the 6res about Ais
/ ,.,' p,lrcs,iai. soutb Range and
| Rsiti. arc less serious TODAY. From
! Cass r.aEc Mimi. also. the reports are
| more assuring After several hours Of
| hard fighting 10y forest rangers anu
! volunteers line has been e7lap'l7h-
! cd around tho FIRE and the wind has
/ ahated Indications today are that the
! FIRE there has been checked unless the
! wind comes Co cause the hie Z" jump
! the barrier .-
Inc uanl.t' l"l'' y" ~ aid Il,
| ahd n"il' i.s,''. o esti,,,t, ts nos
| he great allh"hLh 10" '''''''"'' f'
sinle Min
Ihc -'in' ave
! ntNntH was 80. 49,,
/ two years ago -oo ,,t, we
| thishoim. lo"h OF 49, - s,,,9d
wiped out ana iue -, y,
Maraie were lNh,n ~. ,,, .,,,t ,,.itb
boats Ine slate '' ...s, C.onbsr 10 a L.
49, re are lighters.
-. MN, ,,lrerupvrp
t"' it9l-- a..
Wausau. Wis, MAY u
have ievelled the sou.n ha -, '''
town u Mosinee, AilIatuun 49,,
| just before wire c"iii 49,, 80 .
| cut on carry tedaN WIZ -
number OF bullnine6s laI n So,,,
| b"AtH H-' -. ,.-.s,a3oc 7rh,
general stores ana lhe po9, 81. ,,,5e,
last report sara u''
control ,.,..,,r,.,-
/ SMOKE hN5h fN'''o ''''
bayfield, Wis, May u-seNere LOT
est hres "Ie t9s'"s "''
Nes1 on ~ li' l,i.,,,.,-. ID. o,st,ronaes ~
Iie p1,'s,Ia 5,.o dspgrtn,enI
7u'Ne. i''s ,.i,,,, se,,ar,l EARN
MOUSE --,.,.,. ,,.,.re
fAIh '' 'i.N'>D ~,
Duluth Mimi, May H. ne lait o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
MAYOR GAYN0R STILL
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES

New York, May IA commission
lpponted several weeks ago by Mayor
aynor 60 make recommendation for
Rconomy In connection with the city
printing, has decided upon cuts in eN-
fenditure which will save the city at
sast 100000 a year.
Nhlef among the recomemndations BIS
reduction IN the price OF city adver-
sing 10 class papers, from 40 cents to
cents a line. and the standardiza-
Fon OF stationery and supplies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
BOCKEFELLER'S LATEST
FAD IS PAPER VEST

Tauvtown. y Y. May John d.
.pocksfellers latest rad Is the paper
vest For several weeks past he mas
been wearing one himself whenever he
vent driving or autoing, and he has
kept considerable stock of extra vests
nr those friends and ncishbors VINO
have accompanied him.
Now a score or more homes in larry
|nrn boast possession of Rockefeller
1rer waistco8t. presented by the oil
ling and cherished as souvenir of am
Anrf auto ride about the Pocantico
Hills estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
PARDON CAME TOO LATE.

NondsvilIe. W. Va. May 1i-Au un-
conditional pardon granted by Gov.
Glssscock TO william Roberts, aged
So. who was serving a tWo-year term
I'M the state prison FOR theft, arrived
loo late 10 secure him his freedom.
when his counsel arrived with the par
don. Roberts was dead of tuberculosis
I'm tine prison hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11

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'
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-. ""' or Ni' '"'lN '''
"gi 10,
ME, 'Hlton 7aiu 'lE H".t, h'iu
s'inethinE M nls mana VIM, t.'el 'h'h-
ING MT. HWop' theh te7tlhru u was
capsules sald 20 nave contained eva
nlde winch were dropped 10y Mi. hNdt
that he held
Two scientists, Prof Pau SchWeitzer
and Prot. II T. 'ady, sM'fc II was
impossible for the amalEdmaton of
forualdehydc and ammonia Co produce
hydrocyanic acid ln a dead body.
STATES REBT-T'rAI, WITNESSES.
..t...
@ 'ii"t " i..-..il,t 80. ,.,.H.li,,,.
leaIeu NJ J,ie 'l llill'.a, ~ ,-
today 10 give itpul'ai es,,'i',,"g
the atalf Hh the ui"i 'l III i'' We ny No
Tor murder.
Every nurse that gave direot testi-
mony Tor the prosecution was present
10 again take the stand. in the st"-
ries OF DR.. ana Mrs. Hyde theie We're
frequent contradictions OF the nurse 5
narratives
freed.
I'm going TO continue tu practise
medicine right here In Kansas city
he said in discussing his case "Iu show
the people ] am not as bad as ] have
been uainted.
q m Bripgl a chemist of Detroit.
Mich. was tile states first witness to-
dav. In the quinlne emnloved in the
| manufacture Of the iron. strychnine
ana ouininc elixir taken hv Col. Thorn
as II Swope. said the witness. there
| was less tban one per cent of impuri
ties The defense ATTEMPTED 10 prove
! ON lis direct testimony that "a large
amount OF Impurities was probably in
| the strychnine taken from the liver
| OF Col SWope' due to the millonalre
having used the quihine remedy.
Irol. Saul 9euW .l.4,r %! tlle NV , eI
! guy on Mlssou't, stiil'u ,hat IL W1uil
/ pt l,lposs5Diy 40. NY ~. 'tlll' u, ~ W.
| u' t"t ul9u ~ 'ly HllI'HHiE "i "'
! n'''V' ~ "'u 1,l''i' 3ll1 .d, 49,
| UD's. uu'. no ''au .o, ~,
on he'I ""ui SICl ,"' 'l'',l u, ',,
Il"'e, ng s'iu' ~ ~ !,
! So-,,,ad M, mt nf S,,r,,S-, bnd,
/ i-,,,, h.t,l, r,.,it,,d =, a.. .,,.l
| Pon being te5 i5 20 tne s,iilI
! ,..,,,. ~ 90 H., - - $50 ~.
| 80 f,,...it,. ~ - D. ~, "a ~
/ ri,it ,,,s sie,.- sor,l, ,,.,. $50, am
| ~ tr,-,i -. 49,, +, ..',..,,i.. III ..,.
me- T., ma IL a. NJ c,r'I,,, ~ ,,,,,so
| ga III -, -, =. 50.
| 6ouacd 10 ~ che r,,-s.
I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
P. SWlTCHMAN
KILLED AT CARLIN

! is Il'ay Lat about half-past
Fan oT ' , George Hine. "a switch
.ued In me Southern Pacific. was
Ig rup oli'n railroad yards. bv To-
~ rdin.7l On e switch engine Ho
bonn m ,t On loose board ou me
.ippad WV locomotive. and the hoard
.nder th3 or place, throwing MINI
nd on moving engine. Both legs
iyed In, arm were cut OF. He sur
owerfrn,. lew minutes. He was IA
Z ace uuiit man. about 60 wears
pepotms e Was formerly the clerk OF
a. vses.,l shield when the latter
'''amaster at CarHn. ''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
LUMBER FOR THE ORIENT.

~ o g6,s,'aha' ore, May l1.-Almost
g ,.., feet OF lumber has been en-
$50 70 Doe sent this month from
w ~ 1 si TO oriental ports. Since the
~ l May seven steamers have been
'''1Fed Tor loading this month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
TWO BULL DOGS
ATTACK OLD LADY

Chicago. MAY u-Mith her ia.e.
throat arms and body ltceratCd hN me
bites of two bun DOGS Mrs Mary RYAN
E. wears 90 age. was repoI. ed dNlug lN
Grace hospital TO-DAY. When 1e'Ehool
,rs1 ,touar's throat. whnc the faugs Of
ne other We're buried In her arm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
Particularly Regarding Where
aboutS of Her Brother
On December 10.
DR.. HYDE is VERY CONFIDENT
That He VIII be- Frccd-Dozcn Wit
ncssc~ Called To- Rcbut E,i-
dcnCc OF Defense.

Kansas City, May Testimony
in the Swopo murder trial was
closed finally this afternoon at 2.3-
o'clock 40 sJrrebuttal evidence
was offered by the defense
Judge Latshaw told the jury De
would be able 20 deliver Iustruc-
tions In the case within au hour
The court and attorneys retired
90 discuss the instructions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
ANII'SALOON FORCES WON.

,1t,,l.iil'tsh',n, Wash, May 1.-THE
.ot,or oon forces carried the local
Ipsr erection at Friday Harbor. san
N A. county, yesterday by a majority
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11
TRADING STAMPS.
District of Columbia Court Of Appeals
Holds Them Illegal

Washington. May 1.-THE issue OF
trading stamps by merchants was pro-
nounced unlawful by the District Of
Columbia court of appeals In a decision
rendefed yesterday. The company will
appeal TO the supreme court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-11

Your Announcement In the "News- is
Brouoht 70 tAe Attention Of Peoule
Who Annrec'a.~ Values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-28

game, but everyone feels that the Dart
mouth team win prove the equal Of the
Tigers.
Seldom has team received a more
royal send-of. At FIVE ip the morning
bugles and firearms aroused the student
body and it was not long before the
campus was filed with men 4 process
sion was formed and the campus circed
by the students, who sang and cheered
as they marched. At the head was
the college band, lighted With many
torches Even the snowstorm that had
started did not dampcn the enthusiasm
OF tine men
When the squad had embarked in
coaches they were escorted to the sta
ton half.mile away, Opposite the
station is steep bank, on which the
students massed. and from here they
cneered the team utnil the train had
pulled out Of sight
Coach Randall took thirty-thre men
and they viii put up at BronxyiIle. Sat
urday morning they will 60 into the
city for the game at the Polo grounds.
The probable line up will be: |. O.,
DAILY; / t., shrwin; l. G., Whitmore;
q Needham; 7. g., Elcock; r. t., Love
joy; r. c., Cottrell; q. b., Ingersoll; !. h.
b., Morey; r. h. b., Ryan; +. b., Bar
ends.