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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
mo- ARD or REVIEW NETTING.
Discussion ~ 10 se,errr Penalty for In
foient Driving.

The board of review Of the National
Trot'inG Association took up the abstract
case OF drivers vho do not drive tn win al
their meeting at the Murray Hill Hotel
Yesterday Heretofore the dehn1uents
have been hnasi sI0o and sometimes -,Is-
pended. but there has been movement
10 make the penalty even more severe
The ACCESSIBILITY OF increasing the fine or
disaualifyinR horse and owner were dis
Cus-eai but ac'iOn vas DELAYED
Wilson Quinn OF Dantclsvilis. Pa. Vas
fined sim and suspended for IN" wear for
attempting to win In ~ classes With his
chestnut mare Mabel r.. who has a record
~ c2t,..
nobbs Of Port Norfolk. Va. was ex-
PEELED In December igDa for starting geld
ing called Irish Lad with record under
the name Of heldogo in slow class Mr.
Hobbs brought his case before The board
begging to ba reinstat-d, hut he was denied
q W Aiken Of NotAsulEo. Ala. who owns
the roam stallion Slick John son. and red
e Newell of MONTGOMERY, Ala, who drove
him. were both suspended for starting the
stallion out ri his class at Knoxville. Tenn
last September
After proving conclusiveIy that l.. g.
Marshall OF Tow anha Pa had hecn ringing
Lucy simpson under tn" name Of Roscoe
Rails and starring her IN the N "las-e-
horse and owner we're expelled from the
turf
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BTTIItRDS.
Moore MAKES = Record sf - ~ Three
t'u.hlons,

Two worlds records we're broken In
tho three cushion Carom match played
hx To-, ,:.,lIarbc, and U.orz. Moore which
" ''' - :, n..I. .In;a
mas hceh VI pr'-'ts o"A~'u
academy "n West orty-sec"nn street Tor
,hre. nights George Moore last night
81, . hi-n ,Yn of 4; which crsa,as . nav
..i.,. .,,,,-
rscorn NJ tnt"" '"sn"h 'aro"' ph"srar
and Tom Gallagher di'i not make kick
during the ma tch MORRIS new record
MAJ n. h...,ap nv som, roo,i nlaye, M any
-" T.. -, .i =, ~. - . N
u"~, p'' w" ne" ''co'" o' ''ai'ssher VIII
stand for all time
Gallagher in this match had TO make
,.o noin,. h.for. Nio,,. rad. 80 IN.
match WAS d'rid''i into thrs. nights play
and ended last night with Gallagher win
n.r by n score of ,.o tn iSS In tho first
g., n,.n,. H., r.n.,.,. -, No,re
k. ps' s'I "' -,
even np and when play began II-' night
Moore had tn make 10 csromS before tai
laShrr had made a; NIo,rc playsd "A fine
uphIli game and On ~. night. play de
fsated i,siiarh.I nv A .cors ~ ii Ia a.
hut he comid mot oy.rron, i;aliaghsr's
hiw h..a Ma,rs an IN. twenty fourth
imTirg ~.am III. hi,h rim ~ rs FIJI. IA A
new r.c"r, AMI "a \, Was made IN a match
Mhen ths niaxers rer. competing for q
r,,rna ma hspsnrs = ,ay,nr asscnhla se II viii
ss,.rd Th. Sarmsr rrcnrd wa. 4, and II
" - ~ ,da hx E,ank Paterson in an amateur
,o,,name,, ni.vsI in :, Iouis in isss
Moors's .afety play reacted on himself
H.. sr,,,,.r,i, iss, IN. baIis clo-. together
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
Yachts Change Hands

The following Yacht sales and charters ~
reported through tn" Office of seaman \
Huntington:
The schooner yacht Shiy~ssa. sor for D-marcsi
Lloyd of IIoSton Mass 10 j r. NiorrrIl 81 NnTrh
port, D.. l " III he winirrcd IN Boston and brDuyh
consIdrYably. finishing II minute, behind Harold
Sandrrbin's Nagrant In last years New York
Bermuda race Her owner rk poets 10 race her In
tsluNd RON races 81 the New iork ! &.
Auxiliary yawl Albion chartered for = shor-
p-rod for James Godfrey Wilson Ia Judge Hoy
Of Nev York.
liBn Eckcri ~ Stamford. Conn. tO y u. Var
Doom OF New York Athletic club New owne,
has made extensive alterations for 4 southern
cruise.
GasoIrnr cruiser Idl-s-r. SOId for q. \ Free
man. New \ nrk e. Ia \ y I-Ashrr. New NoF.
city Ncw owner viii her In Nsinr WseT.
Mrrriu ~ thls city capt Merritt will t-- nri
for coast cruising
tin-IIrnc launch Ted. chartered for n shor,
Rsrins sioop Rosemary sold for = " Lock
wood Ray shore l.. / To Thomas IushIng 0I
Montreal, Canada.
BROOKLYN. y NrH owner has shipped her L
his winter home In New smyrna ia
tia>oirne rrui'rr flpwln. spIi for - Miner
OF Nrw YORK city Ia Philadelphia ysCht-nan
Bnr isrbOr ~ foot NIOOp ku~Ana >0Ib for y II
Dick 60 OTTO r.. IDhTkr. New owner viii use he
80 shelter Island
90 Long island Sound '' "N
Sloop psi~ -,Id Tor Commodore " W IIouck
New Hpchrir C., to \ Archibald FOR usr on
Loug Island Sound
the same Office reports adyirr from John ~
sDrecsria ~ San frSnci.co. through whom n,
Tarhi has completed nt'iny out in S-s tIri.an.
and lelNrs within = few DAY. for rTuis~ tnroux h
mr VS. Inilrs ana south Nm~TirAn Nat-rs
during May 1871.
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ia a Blk, might give . little more latitude
In case Of an advance Of whites crnrrr pawns
he would not then threaten To attack two
pieces with y NJ About the OBJ and the
Slonevsll defence nothing Il 10 he said some
players have prrSliIe~iion for n. derived p-r
haps from the -DIfiy which the name I'm pile,
In any IL IL well chosrn In this Instance. Mr.
Wainwright being an Inp~tuous player who
will aitack even prcmatuTcy sooner than rhafr
under restraint
10 T-mpilng bu, although the advance was
In tendesi when playing y ~ IL seems pre-
Rsiure T..
- KsB O-R5 Oh. followei by VtKt Mr Vain
wright has mt made much OF the Opening
IN KtsP az once would have made II an even
game. even II black replied ~ khij.
~ Preferable seems rs Ms
~ u 10 ~. then ~ QNRP.
o. ~ nov OtRP. then u RtP
~ - OSHP could he worked out 10 an equal
position WIN bishops Of different co,or and
draw
N Nc suggest here - ~ IA re BIB
then - oAki - BAR. G--K3 on. leading 10
winning the queen or probably mate f:i kt
~. then - ktsB. - OIo II ~ rh foIIou rtl
by ktso. with q piece ahead ~ q matter Of
y! The follo.lng variation vas shown 70 IL
by Mr. AlinUU. but We do not know whether he
discovered bigi-eif. VIZ 3 ki-os n
20 " y. ihen - X. &c
~ quite unnecessary ~ P-Bi would have
u Pap en- u Krp. 20, .houid .an drsv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
CORNELL PLEASED.
Two Baseball Games Win Princeton ou
Next seasons schedule.

ITHACA. Y Y. Dc" In" announce
nlrnt Of the partial Cornell baseball s"hecira'
for next spring to-day was received with
lively satisfaction by the undergraduates
b-cauS. for the first time in year, Princeton
will hr played again. two games having
been arranged on a home ana home basis
This new alliance with the Tigers follows
A breach Of several years standing. and i
received with great Satisfaction. Two
games with Val. and two with columbia
on home and home basis are ai~o s'hedu lad
while Pennsylvania Ia to h" played four
times The schedule. with tn" exception
Of IN. southern trip follows:
April Is. L-hixh az itnara NJ. Trinity at Ithaca
. RurLnell at flhara, -. Columbia at New DIRK
% Princeton at Princeton
MAJ y P-nnsy Iyanin state AZ ithaca v Dart
mouth az Ithaca. .. Dartmouth AZ Ithaca. II
Prtnrrton At ithaca. IA. Dartmouth NJ Hanover
TO- williams at WiliiAmstown. ~. P-nnsylyania al
Phiaisiphia. -. Lafayette At Ithaca. n Nabe al
Ithaca ~. p~nnSyiN ania at Ithaca
June ,. Williams a. Ithaca. 10. Columbia a.
r,hsra "a. Harvard at Cambridge ", Sal~ al
Srv Haven. ~ Pcnnsy lvania At Ithaca y. Penn
syINania at Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08

WEST PoIST. Dec. !. Az "a meeting of the
Army football players who have won their
letter A. In either IN. Navy gam" or by
playinR two birds Of the games -ChsdIied
Iadet Robert p. Hyatt OF Arkansas va.
to-day unanimously elected ca plain 81 nest
wears foot hall eleven Hyatt y ~ graduate
in 1912, IL ~ years old. weighs ISt pounds
and stands fees II inches tall. In his pl-be
year he made che team. and he season Just
hnished makes the third Hyatt has played
on the Army eleven BESIDES tooth u
Hyatt is the Army crack ba--ball pitcher
and has the reputation Of being the coolest
man and IL. hsrdsss 10 rattle tina, West
Point has ever had in the box
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
WINS WITH BROKEN ARM.
Miss Ethel Money scores Win stariigh,
In Jumping Contest.

Miss Ethel Money won IN. high jumping
contest AZ tn. DTriand Riding Academy
last nigh, on her brown s-ldins star
light, a recent importation from tn. Emerald
Isle
Although Miss Money was carrying =
broken arm In a sling she rode At the fences
faarlss-ly and pilotad her rather head-trong
mount over all of them without a mis- aka
\ ried game Of polo bet Ve-n the Or kls
woods and IN. Durland team and q spirited
game ~ l-u dc barre, in which Mrs John
kraus- participated. completed the pro-
gramme
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
BENZ DIRECTORS HERE.
Three Men From German Factory Nah.
Ing Visit To Thi, Country.

Among the Passenger" ON tn" kasi"r
Wilhelm der Crosse. IN Yesterday. were
Charles Neumai~r. director of the Rem
plant at Mannheim. Germany George Diehl
technical director % Beng Co and Fritz
WuernalI en- ginesr 81 the Mannheim plant
Those three have come 10 America to confer
with Mr. Froehlch ~ the BenZ Auto fmpor'
Company and AZ The same time 20 he present
at she presentation ~ the grand prize CiSy
recently won by David Bruce. Brown Al
Savannah.
The gold CUP Will he presented To Mr.
Brown AZ a dinner to he given AZ the Auto
mobile club Of America to-Torro~ night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08

had tsn- less ,hse nak , lsP When Mis.se
A. th-y turned Into the Iwenty -ssventh
th. sprint M.tten va, no' hnrt. bus Wsiksr
wss Knocked out ami Sas unconscious I2r
Walker rexains.i consciousness alter
thirty Ave minutes Dr Stursis said, after
a hurried examination Of The rider AZ the
track side that h. did nnt think any OF
Walkers bones had been broken. walker
left ankl. vas spruin.d ~ hsn he tumbled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
Cowboy Pool.

Four games were played last night in
the roNboy pool ton rnamenr in which
representatives Of tn" West Side and Har-
lem Republican clubs are playing The
game we're played in the HON" Of the iiar-
lem kepubliran club. Each gam. vas 200
points at pool and ~ points NJ billiards.
StraaI defeated Rogers by 200 and ~ IN
,3D and II 'l,rri" defeated Pope nv 2T'
nv 2OO and ~ tn 70O and ! Pope defeat Ell
Rogers by .nD and ~ 10 200 and 10 40 far
the scores are West Side club. . games won
and , lost HarIrm club. games won and
A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
Nav, wrestling and G,mna.tic Dates.

ANNaPOLIs. Doe. ! ON February II the
Naval Academy and Yale will meet in a
Joint gymnastir and vrpstling tournament
at Anna polls. and week later the midahip-
men will contend in the same sports against
the representative Of tn" niversSty Of
Penns ylv ania The gymnasium team loses
heavily from last year. but o great deal L.
. gerted Of the wrestling team. which loses
but one man Notable additions to the
wrrstler- are Brown and Gilchrist, The
fourth class men who did such good work
On the football team. Brown weighs 2Os
hounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
de- Ia saiue Defeat. Jamaica School,

A. the D~ La Sale school last night the
De Ia sale basketball team defeated tho
Jamaica High school team by n score Of
50 too The DE In sale players were in hns
CONDITION especially Dan Mashan. who
Gagged twenty one basketbail- from the
floor. making a total Of ~ points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08

Dinner of Long IsIsnd ,utomob,ie a.

The annual dinner nf Tho Long Island
Automobile club vas held lasa nigh,
There was y laRRe Attendance Of the mem
hers Speeches were made hy the Rsv
ID. y Hickey. Edward ". Ba-sett Public
HefvicP Commissioner. Thomas Peters and
Supreme Court Justice Luke ID. Staplston
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CAMBRIDGE. Mas Dee The follow
ing schedul" has been adopted for the. u,-
ward lacro--" team tprii :. Springfield,
Training School AZ Iamhridy" IL. John,
Hopkins az Bdlrimor. ~. Navy at An
napoli- II, Army az West Point 20 oar
Isle at Cambridge Msy :. Columbia M
thmbridg" II. Hobart AZ Geneva. y !. /.
Cornell at Cambridge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
CHESS.
Scores Of Two Games In Harvard. ale
Mafch

Appended are the scores of two games
from the Harvard ' ale match contested
at New Haven
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Bask etbaii nt Williams.

WILLIAM-r"wN, Mass. Doc Excellent
PLAYING characterized IN" work 1T III. men
tn the intrrcla-~ basket hall games to ray a,
Williams. Judging hy the work Williams
viii b. III good trim " hen the varsity season
opens. Gilmore. Mason and Wet h"r~Il III
The seniors def"ar-dahe Juniors - to :. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08

The follo~inr Yacht sales and charters a n
reported through tn" Office nj seaman \
Huntington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08

4 non stop run NJ ijO mIls- every day
for ten DAYS IL now under way in Philadel
phla a Maxwell car h.inS tho one that -
engaged in the reliability ts-t The car
started on December ! and viii run every
day until December - The company IN
charge ha. invited any persons who desire
10 go along, three day being eligible !or
the run. Observers accompany the car IN
-. that no repairs and requirements arr
made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08

One Of the trophies the 1.ozier folks wall
have on exhibition in the various shows u
the prize AZ Elgin by Ralph milford
on August % The cup IL near y four feet
high and IL about tho most eN pen-iye trophy
given for an automobile contest. Tho cur
was 30 long in the making that IL Was not
done when the race WAS over ana Wa
shipped to New York only recently. The
cup represents the national stock chassis
road cham pionship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08
The ln-r.ctor and Deputy Commis-ions

Of Motor Vehicles for New Jersey IL nov
ready tn issue 1911 New Jersey licenses at
his oNc. in the ThoroIRhfare Building.
i77T broadway. RI" license plates are
steel gray with red numerals these being
tn. colors Of the Stevens Institute Of Tech
nology This year Princeton got the honor.
III" iic"ns" plates being orange and black
The Lees for 1911 ar" as follows ! Ia 10
horse cover. o.. II to 70 horse power. IS,
~ or gr"a;er horse power. $40 Drivers
lican~e- will be % for cars up To ~ horse
power and - for ears Of ~ or greater horse
power IL - required that the owner. a.
we'll a. IN" chauffeur. get a driving license
i--n~,i until IN" IeEi-iatur makes some
change in that particular clause Of ~.
Jersey motor vehicle iAw. No driving
license - necessary with a tourists license
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-29
MOORHEAD WANTS TO Be WET
OBJECTS TO BEING INCLUDED IN
DRY ORDER.
Argument Is That Revenue from AZ
Saloons Is Principal Support
of Municipality.

Washington, July 28.-In response to
a protest from delegation of Mime
sotans against the extension Of the
prohibition regulations of the bureau Of
Indian affairs to Moorhead, which is
located on ceded Indian lands, Act
ing Secretary of the Interior Pierce
has taken under advisement the ques-
ton whether the departments recent
action bringing the city within the
prohibited territory shall be rescinded
or modified.
The major of Moorhead, former Rep
resentative Comstock and a represent
alive of the Brewers association of
Minnesota, asked the acting secretary
to revoke the anti-liquor order in so
far as it relates to Moorhead. The in
structions forbid the introduction of
intoxicating liquors in the territory
adjacent to the White Earth and Leech
Lake reservations in Minnesota in Or
der to protect the Indians.
There are AZ saloons in Moorhead
and the delegation informed Mr.. Pierce
tnat the revenue from their licenses
was one of the principal sources of in
come of the city. The department
promised to take the views of the dele
cation under consideration.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-29
500 PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED.
Stevens Point to Be Made Central Di-
vision Point.

Stevens Point - President Ed
mund Pennington of the 500 line au,
thOrizes the announcement of proposed
changes here on the Chicago division
of the 500 system.
The company has just completed the
purchase of so acres of land adjacent
to it's present terminals in this city
and will proceed at once with the con-
struction Of storage yards with a ca
pacity for 5000 cars. The old round
house will be torn down and replaced
with a modern structure and this city
will be made the great central division
point on the system for both freight
and passenger service.
The new arrangement will bring to
this city approximately ESQ high sala-
ried employees. The work of making
the change will begin at once and it's
general outlines will be an accomplish
ed fact by October /. In order to per-
nit the company to carry out its plans,
the city has formally vacated three
principal streets.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-29
GERMAN BANK WRECKED.
Directors May Loose Private Fortunes
and Depostors Will Get Little.

Directors May Loose Private Fortunes
and Depositors VIII Get Little.
Dortmund, July 28.-The list of bank
failures in Germany through excessive
speculative operations has received a
striking addition in the insolvency Of
the Niederdeutsche bank, against
which bankruptcy proceedings were
begun.
This action was preceded by the ar
rest of Herr Ohm, one of the directors
and the chief manager of the bank,
who came to grief through his at
tempts to found numerous industrial
companies, which were inadequately
capitalized.
The liabilities of the bank are placed
at $12,500,000, while it's capital is
SO, 900. 1t is stated that the de-
pOsitOrs will loose the greater part of
their money and the members of the
board nearly the whole of their private
fortunes. Ohm owes the bank huge
sum and it is understood other arrests
are impending.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-29
PLATFORM CONVENTION SENDS
HIM DOWN TO DEFEAT
IN BITTER FIGHT.
LOCAL OPTION PLANK IS DOOMED
But Liquor Traffic Curb Seen in Day
light Closing APPROVAL Warm
Scenes at Con-
Vention.

Grand Island, Neb., July 27.-Amld
a tumult of cheers from the former
followers of William J. Bryan, Perma-
nent Chairman Smyth of the Demo
cratic platform convention read the re-
suit of a test vote of the gathering,
which practically took from Mr.. Bry-
an the Democratic leadership of Ne
braska, which he has maintained for
20 years.
The vote came on motion made by
Congressman G. M. Hitchcock, a can
didate for the senatorial nomination,
and in effect was to eliminate the in
PRODUCTION of platform planks with &C
companying speeches unless submitted
as a section of the majority or minor
ity report of the committee on resolu-
tons.
Mr.. Bryan, seated as a member OF
the Lancaster county delegation, was
on his feet at once with q protest and
proffered an amendment that would
modify the intent of the original mo-
ton. A dozen delegates made as
many motions and heated speeches on
the subject, the Bryan adherents de-
nouncing the Hitchcock motion as
gag rule" and their opponents declar-
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-29
FIRE DESTROYS HERREID, S. D.
ENTIRE BUSINESS DISTRICT is
DESTROYED.
High Wind and a Lack of Fire
Fighting Apparatus Doom
Village.

Herreid, S. d., July 2S-Flames of
unknown origin wiped out the entire
business district of Herreid, finally
dying out for lack of buildings to de-
stroy.
There is no fire fighting apparatus
in this village of 300 people and when
the flames were fairly started all that
could be done to stop them was for
the bucket brigade TO pour water on
the roofs and sides of the buildings
yet standing.
Owing to the high wind these eff
forts were in vain and the fire con-
tinued till it burned itself out.
The loss is estimated as between
$4,000 and 100000. The buildings
destroyed were the Herreid State
bank, Dickman & Danberger, general
merchandise; Karl Weller, general
merchandise; Blair Drug company, H.
H. Heinoe, meat Market c. o. Rob-
bins, jewelry; w. S. Seigle, saloon,
and Lang & Bossler, harness. msur-
ance carried by these firms will not
total one-tenth of the loss
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-29
HABEAs CORPUS WRIT DENIED.
Men Held for Burglary Fail to Secure
Freedom.

Osceola.-The second habeas corpus
proceedings in the case of Victor
Bloom and Stewart Gelleffe, the two
men arrested in Minneapolis and now
in the Polk county Jail at Balsam Lake,
charged with blowing the safe in the
store Of the Osceola Mercantile Com
pany at this place on the night of May
30, was held before Justice of the
Peace Void at Balsam Lake.
Justice Void refused to honor the
writ on the ground that he has no
jurisdiction in the matter, a similar
writ having been denied by County
Judge Copeland a week previous.
1t is understood the lawyers for the
defense will not give up the effort to
secure the freedom of their clients, al
though what their next move will be
is not known. If future proceedings to
get the men out of Jail are unsuccess-
full, their trials will be held at the Sep
TENDER term of circuit court.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-29
WATER POWER AMENDMENT.
Failure of Last Legislature To Act
Finally Does Not Bar.

Madison-Attorney Gilbert has no.
titled Secretary of State Frear that
the proposed water power amendment
to the state constitution should be
submitted to vote of the people at
the November election, notwithstand-
ing that the measure has been acted
upon by the legislature but once.
An amendment to the constitution
requires two passages of the legisla-
ture and the sanction of a majority
of the voters of the state in a regu-
lar election.
This amendment has once passed
the legislature and came up second
time, when action was deferred pend
ing the report of a special committee.
The committees report not having
been submitted and the second action
not having been taken the question
arose whether the amendment could
be submitted in the election next No
vember
The attorney general held that the
second action of the legislature might
AOAAON II1C C1CSClOl1, anu dISO DOluI6u
out that there is a slight possibility
of special session.
1t was necessary to decide the ques-
ton at this time in order to make
preparations for the election.
Secretary of State Frear will there
fore submit to the voters at the No
vember election the amendment to
the constitution proposed by the leg
lslature of 1907 and new pending be-
fore the legislature of 1909, providing
that the state may appropriate mon
eys for the purpose Of acquiring, pre-
serving and developing the water pow
ers and forests of the state; but there
shall not be appropriated under the
authority of this section in any one
year an amount to exceed two-tenths
Of one mill Of the taxable property of
the state, as determined by the last
preceding assessment"
Thus the matter is temporarily de-
termlned. If no special session of the
legislature of 1909 is held, then, even
II the people vote their approval, the
amendment falls and the purpose ar
rived at in the proposal can only be
brought about by beginning all over
again, passing a resolution through
two legislators and again submitting
it to the people. Should there be a
special session of the legislature after
the November election, then there
might be a question as to whether the
approval of the people, given before
legislative action, would make the
amendment good. That might be a
question for the supreme court