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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-29
Closed River Season.

A closed season shall continue between
January l and October 81, both dates
inclusive, Of each year, on all migratory
birds passing over or at rest on any ot
the waters of the main streams OF the
following navlgable rivers, TO wit; The
Mississippi river between New Orleans.
La, and Minneapolis, MINI; the Ohio
river between its mouth and Plttsburg.
Pa, and the Missouri river between It's
mouth and Bismarck, N. D., and on the
killing or capture OF any of such hiros
on or over the shores OF any OF said
rivers or at any point within the limits
aforesaid. from any boat raft or other
device, floa ting OF otherwise in or on
any such waters
The following zones for the protection
Of migratory game and insectivorous
birds are hereby established:
Zone No. /. the breeding zone. com
prlsing states lying wholly or in part
north Of latitude 40 degrees and the Ohio
river, and including Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Mass chusetts. Rhode
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana. Illi-
nois, Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Iowa, North Dakota. South Dakota. Ne
braska, Colorado Wyoming. Montana,
Idaho, oregon and Washington-twcnty-
iup OF teS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-29
Utah Is Included.

Zone No. 2, the HIntering zone, com
prising states lying wholly or in part
south of latitude 20 degrees and the Ohio
river and including Delaware. Maryla nd,
the District OF Columbia, West Virginia,
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia. Florida Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Kentucky. Missouri. Arkan-
sas, Louisiana. Texas. Oklahoma, Kan
sas New Mexico; Arizona California,
Nevada and Utah-twenty- three states
and the District Of Columbia.
According TO the present game law in
Illinois, wild geese. ducks. brant or other
water fowl may be killed from Scptcm-
Der ] until April Is, Should President
Wilson sign the proposed new federal !
law II will prevent the destruction Of
nigra tory birds after December t6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice IS hereby given that the regula r
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Rocher DeBoule Copper Company will
be held at the office OF the corporation,
room 40 D. F. Walker building, Salt
Lake City Utah, on Monday. tho 9Th
day of October. 1913. at 3 o'clock p. m,
The meeting is for the purpose Of elect
ing directors for the following year and
any other business tnat may
come before the meeting.
John r, COwAN,
Secretary.
Dated Sept %, 1918. 1865
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-29
Little Opposition to Law.

There seems TO be little opposition
10 the proposed law and what there
is comes chiefly from the wealthy own
ers of preserves principally in the east
ern states. These men, who feed the
birds on their club grounds along the
water edges and have their greatest
sport in the spring are said to be fight
ing the bill. Tt is thought their oppo.
sitiop will have little effect. Commits
sioner Chambers calls the bill "splen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
gereims Ma@rt@tem.

S Mm fon1npen6en Sonntag, oem
5@utfeite 6es III. Soiepbs, tperoe1t
1ie Mitglie0er 6es TT ct. CLOUD be-
Itebe1r6en ct SofepbMdnnerberetns
bel einem tint 8 l1br IN Der nnbefled-
ten @mpf6ngniBfirde it~attfinoenoen
&o6mte gemeini6oftli& 5atr Oiter'
Communion geben.
S Sci ser am Miithpo4 ftattgefu1n<
6ener Sabresberlmmllng bes tn
&oscoe b~eiteben6en ct. Soiepb-0ta1t-
nerbereins murbe 1ie @abl Der Be'
.amte1 nit folgen6em @rgebniB porge~
norpnen: &odm. &farrer P. @et1to,
8. e. g., geiitlider Siibrer; &eter
Seq, 8rafioem; s. %. &ilger,
@@riftfibster; Seinri@ @unftleben,
Sdnbmeiiter; Sobias &enmen, Sob
nentrager. 8or ser @nbl bielt bodtp.
P. @eorg, .. g. s., eipen geoiege-
men @ortrog iber Sic io5iale Sroge,
mofmr ct ben Danf nner @erettrSntt-
qlieoer hot. Ser @erein 3ablt So
Mitglieoer; ole Mdi1orper Der @e1oettr-
oe gebore1 ioar1iagen Gem @ereit on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

ooielbit % lanse Sabre perblieb, BON
benen er fiinf5ebn Sabre in elmer
@ieBerei Ole 5teQe 5es @ornpatneS
beflei0ete. Sn 1880 tam er nud)
Minneiota u1to fuufte cine inn Sopn
ct. @enoel geGegene 6orm, Sic er 13
Sobre lang bearbeitete. Sn 1898 oer-
legte ct fem &eim ra9 ct. @lol16, mo
linn in 1901 Sic @atttt in Sic @mig=
felt poranging, r1to ieit6em madte ct
iein SCENT BEL ieiner iungiten Go@ter,
BEL ser er ou@ oas ma6e Salapt our
etpigen &ube rie6erIegte. @r tpar
@oter bon o9t@in6ern, bon Semen nod
flint 0em 9eben erbalten iin6. @S
iim6 otes: Gra1 Saoob Strl6fel6 bon
@aite @arf, Sobn % Sang bon @ice,
6pelt Soiepb @aiiier bon ct. Soiepb,
Sral1 Setter S9mi6t bon Sprague>
@nib.,, un1 6rou 6ran5 8oos bon
st. CLOUD. Nebit otelen binterlaBt
er 48 @ar6el, II urenfel rr1 etnet
nrurenfel. Mittmo6 fan1 Ole @e-
er6igumg pott ser @atbe6rale aus
itatt. Mf0ge ser @eritorbene ruben
in 6rieoen!
- Sos &arGep Dapi6ion Doctor.
cycle lit 5os ein5ige, SOS genlo@t tua1r.
sc init 6em nollen id~apebenoen Site
un1 FREEZER @%aofontrole. SSebt oltsge<
itent BEL @ebrii6er GbieIman. Gee.
S. Sbielman. Mgent, ct. @loaI6,
Mira1.
- Mr6r. 6. 5rib bon bter, @tt.
.gIie6 5es Mimeloba rrb Nor6=Dofota
@ron6 Council ser @ereintgten sc.
i6Gfsreilen6en Don Mmerita, lit nls
Ml,oitor Ses Supreme Council er-
nonnt mor5en l1no miro als iolder
6ellen 8iider under a1dyen, pelde Mr-
belt ibn gegen 3ebm Sage in @olum-
BUS, @bio, 5uriidbalten miro.
= SIR g,tes GarmIan6 uno M1rlet-
zen fpred5t Dor bei ser q. g. @bttnep
2onb & 2oor &c., 81. CLOUD, Minn.
-Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

- Sn DER SalIe Ser @atbe0nal'
idnlle miro nddften Sontnag Mbert
BON SEN 30glingen ser &obi@ule Ell
tie Ebeaterooriteuung gegeben, mo3l
ie1er Srea1nb ser Cathedral emein6t
ber5li6 eiugelaben.
- Treo nnb &ubert &oi1tng bon
Menominee, Meb., er1tatteten biet
Montag Mbem ser @itttpe Mnrga.
retba @infrer eiren 3apor flii6ttgen
aber ongenebmen 8ell,d). 9ie @el1
der befan6en ii6 or1f Der Dur6peiie
nad) @a6era, 400 eritgenannter iid
init SRI. gliiabetb @6oen berm6blte.
- Ma6 feds 8oder lamoer Mb-
meienbeit, tpel6e 8eit er int 5it0en,
BON 1po er nod einen Mbiteder nad
@arbu mdte,. berbrobte inns melde
@elegembeit er 6n5u benllbte, ith per-
l1nlid BON sen oa1rb 6ie l1eberihmeml
mr,neen in 0bio uno SStp6iana berbet-
gefubrten @alamitaten 5u iiber5eur
gen, 1T @err ST. S. 2aoner am leBe
ten Sorultag geluro 4pir6 poblbebal>
ten in ieinen Tamilienfrets 5uriidge.
febrt.
= 81. 5. Nf. Tarmbant, 01teopa.
tiider Mr5t, Selepbon 68-2, SOB ct.
@ermatn StraBe, ST.. @lopS, Minn.
- Mitte. perga1gerer @o6e bat
SEER S. g. @agner 1ie por0em bon
&errn Mlois @a.itermann gefubrte
5dnnfmirtbidaft uber1ommen. &err
@agner fat Iargidbrige grfabrung
in 6em @eiddfte NIT u%noifen" $500
rem, 6ie linn boffentlt6 in ieinem
1re,,er l1nternebmen %5uitatten fommen
miro. &err &l1itermonn tragt itd
nit 5em @e6onfen, fem la%ngiabriges
&etm in ct. CLOUD nit einem iolden
in Montorn at bertauiden.
- &auf It Mcne r1blo1e &oblett
fir Cure @ange. sic mer6en @u6
gefallen. gu faufen BEL ser Miolamb
2mmber e Goal So.
- SS11 elmer om Montag @bero &c,
bolte1ren, iebr gut ibei16ten @eriat1nut-
lung ser Mitglieoer 5es Mc&elpD
Soften tpur6e cine 3ui4rift 6es Serrn
MbGes, in meIder oteier ols
6es fatboliiden Surtgtndittr
11enpereins Sem beiagten Soften 6as
fotb. @1rpbbaa1s CUR &bboltung Ger
Deforattonsfeier anbot, 6anteno an<
genommen ano Elm 6iesbe8uglt@er
6em &errn @bGes unterbnei=
tet.
- SIN st.. @apbaels &oipttal be-
ii@ Ser 26 Sabre olte 2eslie
nit elmer S@uBtputpoe int
oie er fiA Denftag Modmit<
tag in Gilman %nerfdmdbter 2iebe tpe-
gen, mie eS beiBt, betbradte. @ad
Matsiage ser Mer3te fat ser uebeG-
hbdter ietn iunges 2eben beraptrft,
5enn ser sos ftebt tbm ouf ser Ctr
ne gei6rieben.
- Gels 5u perleiben o1f quite Sat-
men 5u %ongemeiieren 8eoin9urtgen.
Madsufrogen bel 6. 6. @anscom in
ser Merdants Sectional 8a1f, ct.
Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

1900
- Die fomnenoe ISOLDE miro fir
ung ct. @loloer cine fbeilpeiie $50
DIE oeS @ergniigens iein, miro ia orn
Mon5ag Mbeno mte au@ Dienitag
Mbe1o in Der &ale 6es @llbbauleS
eine Catholic Stub Minitrel-8 %oritel-
Lung gegeben, mobei einbeimiides So
lent lt11ter boral1sgegangerer auSge-
5eid)neten Mnleitung feline 8mbnen>
fltn1t I'M aalsge6ebnteiten Gimme oes
sM:ortes our @eltung britgen miro.
Gs ptro ole gerii6erung gegeben, oab
in ct. @Iolto cine 6erartige 8oritel,
lung ME ibres @leiden batte uno ME
geieben nltr6e, un1 ga ii@ gu 6erarti=
gen fiinitleriidcn 2eiitungen uniere
eigeren 5obne periteben un0 5al=
oem sic @onteuungen alam Sbeil tne=
nigitens gum 8eiten 0es fotbolii@en
@lubbouies beranitaltet per0en, 10
itebt 5u ertpurten, SOB aue 8iirger Ser
@taot, Ole 1tets bereit fins, ii6 ein or
1entlihes @ergniigen 8n gortren nrro
elmer gaten 5ade atrgemeiienen 8or=
idp,b 511 leiiten, ii@ an 6em einen o1er
o1t0eren ser @ergniigumgsaben6e int
fatboliiden glrpbboule e%inftn0en, nm
iib sort nit sen 6reu6igen 5u %ffretet
ln6 ii6 menieitens auf einen glben6
aus Sem oltdgltden Dabetm beraars=
5utpin6en. Die Eidets iin6, % Sic
@oritelluneen nit 5iem1iden Soften
perbun6en lin0, II. sic Mbit6t bohiegt,
Elm annebmbares SiimmdJen fir 5as
@lubbo1s, 6as in @rmangelung eines
0pernbouies ser Stoot un6 ibren
.eaterliebbobern 10 @oa,te Dienite lei
itet, berots8ui@lngem, auf einer
Collar, rs Gents atrb. so @ts. arrge'
iett. Diele 8retie m0ger tpoW ettpas
bod. erideiner, 6oA nod 5em genoiie-
men Mbeaterbergniigen miro ieoer DE
lie Mniidt falIen laiien utpo 6ie &retie
ols 6en 9eiitungen ongepabt era@ter.
- Ser hieiige 38tpeig 6er Sooera.
amerifaniider Motorfobrer Eat
folgen6e 8eamte getpdblt:: gilbert @e-
Der, &raiioent; @arl Ga11n6erS; @i8e-
@atgen @&nrenbroth, Sc
fretar am6 Sdatmeiiter;;. &erbert
@ege s@opitdn; SEQ &effer,
eriter 9eutnant, &errnotn @@1ei6er,
2eutnant. Sc tp1r6e audi eit
err,arnt, Ger sen 8eriatr1t-
0es MltomobilflatbS beiuobr
uno feline &ilfe anbieten ioI bet
@egeberbeiierungen 1T ser 11noge-
- County : @ermeiier Sam. g.
bot Ole @lane a1nb Spe5ifita~
ousgeanbettet> fit oe,t County
$50. 80, sen gr0Bten Drain<
age=@raben int County. ST miro
our9 sic @emarfl1nge1t 2ate George,
@ettD, @oDnbo116 u116 Mortb Sort lnl1-
fen un6 5000 Mcres 5umpflnn6 fit
6en M6erbo1s getpinner.
= Sc idetrt, 1aB Ole oatf ser Dit
ieite pobnen0en 8irger lire @ertre-
tl1ng III Ser neutrality-suspicious.
ldrger 6a1rh einen Mann Be-
1orgt laiien mollen, ser me6er 1em SIT
Ger @darle nod Ser @ta6t
6ienli@ lit, @aber ite 6en @errn S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10

reipeftibe ieine &ii1fe l%ei1tete. 8eim
Mife &rofer mars ELM Sange, beim
Sdmie0emeiiter Stommes ebenfaQs,
ma6reh itd bel @ermonn nble11tott
Der erite Spr0Bling in @eitalt zines
netten Ma6eIs einiteute. - @erbor1
nblenfott fat feline ieds Meilen 10r5-
li6 bon @elroie gelegene, 100 Slider
grobe 6arm &em Cert. Gidtman1t
fdiaefli6 iiberlaiien.
ct. Soiepb.
SSsn ser a1 bergangeren Sonntag
abgebaltener re9elmaBi9en n1ortotli.
@en @erfanmIurg oes biefigen Sling.
lingSpereins tpur6e beidIoifen, pie.
Serum cine Gbeaterunterbaltung 3u
beranitolter atn1 tpom6gltb lei ser
Geter 1es o~besiGbrtgen @onifatiusta=
ges mtt5umirfen. - Mm Iebtet1 Gret-
tag tplr6en ouf 6em @ottesader lit
Soiepb sic iterbli9er 11eberrate
i6es mobladtbaren &errn Sofepb
@retn6l 5ur lebten @rbe gebettet.
Ser bodp. p. Sofeph .. g. g., bteIt
aas So6tenomt fit Ole SeeIenrrbe
6es @erftorbene1 urr6 1tabm aa.b Ole
1ebter ftrdliden @ererno1tien ats
Sarge bor. Ser @erbli@ene mar ein
trel,es Mitglieo 6es bieiigen ct. SO.
iepb+Mfdmnerpereins 11n1 oes @ebets-
apoitolates, 6eiien Mitglieoer 3oblrefb
feline 8abre l11rgoben, er mar Elm edit
religi0ier Manr, Elm Mo11r, ser itarb,
tpie ct geIebt, edit @riitli@, mobI Dor.
bereitet, rrpbig, frieolid a1n6 nertra1t<
ensbon. @bre feinem Mn6entenl
@ube feiner @eelel
ct. Mn8nfta.
Grou Sopbia &onig, melde bier
felt bieIe11 Sabren ibr &em batte.
~oerfaufte ibre Garm Den @ebriioert
8euu1er una berlegte ibren @obmfb
na@ ct. @1oao, no fie 1ur4 &errr
Sobn $. @olter 1os @obnbmls he3
Solepb steffes faufltb in bren @'
iib brodte. - s. 81. &intenpeDer bon
bier erbielt einen 8rief bon feinem
@obne &einrih, tpeIder our 3eit ser
neberidmem1tltt1g in 9apton, Ohio,
iein &eim botte. Sn sen greniten
Sorben lit sic Mngif Ser bon ser Tie.
beri6pem1rng 8e0robten 9efdiI1ert
mie ou9 5ie 19redliden GoIgen, mel
die sic @lamitdt nit iid bradR.
@plbingforb.
SSn elmer lebten Dienitag Ma@mt.
tag in ser @erman's &a0e gebaltemen
g rlam1llutg mur6e sic Organization
elmer lofalen 5eEepbon<@ eiellfdaft
CUR Gbat'o6e. Die SSnforporatiores.
artifel tpie Ole @ebengeiebe ap1r6en
angenor1men u1s6 folgenoer 9irefto-
renrotb erm1blt: 81. 2emmer, g. Sab
maref, g. S. &arrem Dr G. u. Mr-
Serion, 8. S. @oInep, 81. Streit 4no
Aler Munpbp. 9iefe Direftoren er.
apGiibll(tem folgenoe 8eanten: 81. Gem
mer, @oriiber; g. @aBmaret, Sri
iiter; S. S. &arren, Sefretdr nno
gdabn1etfter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-10
$. Cooling gu bemegen tradten, ii6
lit Ole Mitglie0i6oft in ser ct.
Solno @r5iebumgsbebor6e gu betper=

". Soo@t1VS on UStoSSSN ~|NNJ"~"' ISS
fir Ole Meitglie0i6oft III ser ct.
@loano @r5iebumgsbeb0r6e gu betper=
ben. .s,fH
- Sic Mitglie0er ser bieii9en 81
qarrenmo6er-= Union urtterbreiteten
6reitng inn County . Na@laBgeri@t
5en 8eribt, 6aB iie oem Sobn Mer=
ten, ei11em Mttglie6e belagter Union,
melder Dor Elm poor Sabren ser St.
rearn1italt iibertpielen tpur5e, Ole
@umnpe bon $500 5uertannt batten,
0orob 1eiie11 @attin, Srau @lilobeb
6. Merten, an 11d91tfolgen6en Soge
BON MabIaBridter @aiem .olS @or=
ma110 ibres Monres ert1art1t spnroe.
@artbel Saber, tpelder felt
SSabren in 1en. Greet @ortbern @abnt
m%erffilttaatttert angeitelt lit, muroe Srei<
tag Modmittag bei ser @rbeit BON
Sdlage geriibrt at1uo 1T b~olbbema1Bt-
qoier1 8uitaroe m6 @auie gebra&t.
@ein 8ltita1tS lit Elm 6erartiger, 5oB
imd1er nod. @offnarg anf leine Gene
lung borbalrber lift.
-Die 9lrbeit an Bent relten CHS.
&einr, tpeld,e mdiibbrer6' ser @intermo~
note eingeltent tpur6e, lit lebh ISOLDE
1bereits pieber bonn &ottraftore1r
@oalnr6 &irt oufgenomnten mouoen,
un6. ser "a. 6ieies Monats 1T n1s
ieaer Sag in @ugemi@ein geaomnpe1t,
an meldem ser @diteir 1es nelee11 &C.
lb6iu0es gelegt mer6en io1.
sSSn1 Stearns County DiitrtH lit
cine a11f $1O,50O. Iaa1ter6e 5dnoen~
eriabfIage Don @6aaar6 &empel, noel
der als Maurer an ser Stride au De-
jIaro int lebter October oa1s 6er &obe
ftir5te uno gu BrperQidem sdoSen
font, gegen ben @ontroftore1 @o1oro
&irt onfansig gemodH poroen. Ser
@lager 1T ourd Mntpalt @rotper Der.
trete1t nr6 madt geltenb, 6ab er BET
ser ,Mrbeit bei6e 8ei1te bra6 un6 o1t=
5ere @erIebunge1 1abontrng.
= SSm ct. @apbaeGs &oipttal itarb
in lekter Montag Madf sic @atttn
6es 5ssssobr @brontep, 1pelder BOT etpo
einem Sabre bier bel Der Snterno'
tionol &arbeiter @ompanD NniteQlng
nobm ur6 NIT TamiIie fem &eim bon
Treeport, po ole @eritorbene geboper
tpur6e, mod ct. @Golr6 Derlegte. 9te
@eritorbere m1r6e crit eintge Stunt'
ser Dor ibrem So6e ins &oipitol &C.
braht, mo- iie, erit Sc Saber alt, Dom
@jotten l1n6 6er &tn6ern 6ur@ sen l1t'
erbittliden 500 getrennt matr6e. Sem
10 fd&per gepriiften @atten binter,
lGBt fie fedg fIeine &inoer. Sic 90
bimgei6ie6em geb0rte 6em in Oct @a'
tbeoralgemeime beiteben6en @rtitlt-
hen Miitterneretr1 an, utter 1eiIet1
@uipi5ien on1 Mittpo@ @orget BEL
GROCER @etbeiliga11g bon ser @atbe'
6role aus oie 8%eer6igu1,e itattfono.
@6ge ole @eritorbere ruben 1T 8rie<
6en! Sen &itrterbltebenen ertbtetet
ser uMor6iern" fein aufri6ttges Bet
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-03
Associated Press.

New York. Oct. 3.-The catchers
OF the New York Giants and Phila-
delphia Athletics will play an i'm
portant part in the coming battle for
the worlds championship in baseball.
and the managers of the rival clubs
are fortunate in having desirable
players for the position behind the
plate. Connie Mack has Scheng,
Lapp and Thomas to use as his judg-
ment dictates and McGraw, in Mey-
ers, Mclean and Wilson, has an OPP
posing squad of catchers who viewed
in broad manner suffer little, If any
when compared with the Philadelphia
terrors of the mitt and mask.
Meyers and Schang appear to have
first call for the position with Nc
Lean and Lapp second choice and
Wilson and Thomas as third string
catchers. Meyers and Schang will
be called upon to do the brunt of the
working, barring illness or accident,
and therefore. are first to be consid-
cred in comparison of the catching
strength of the two clubs. From an
offensive standpoint, Meyers is the
better player of the two, due to his
ability as a batter. The big Indian
has an unofficial record of $40 for
ll5 games this season, as against
259 for Schang in 10 games. On the
bases, the Philadelphia backstop is a
faster man, but this asset is more or
less nullified by the fact that Meyers
gets to the initial bag more frequent
ly than his chief rival in the worlds
series.
Both are accurate and fast in their
throwing TO the bases, but the athle-
tic youngster has a margin over Mey-
ers in this respect for he shoots to
second with less apparent exertion
and more speed.
Lapp has taken the ascendency
of Thomas during the past season.
and judging from present indications
will be Connie Mack's second choice
for the stand behind the home plate.
He will have formidable opponent
in Mclean who Joined the Giants via
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-03
DOUBLE TRACK ON
80 MILE STRETCH
THISTLE TO PROVO

The work of double tracking 80
miles of Rio Grande roadway be-
tween Thistle and Provo has been
started and is well under. way at the
present time, with large gang OF
men at work under private contract.
The new double track stretch is on a
low grade and every possible i'm
provement will be made to make il
an ideal piece of trackage and only
the best materials will be used.
Superintendent Slattery of the
Green River division said this morn
ing that the Rio Grande is making
its Utah lines the very best possible
with an idea of making the trip be
tween Grand Junction and Salt Lake
a very speedy and very safe journey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-03
100 FALLWHEN
GALLERY DROPS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York. Oct. 3.-On account of
the collapse of gallery 100 persons
were precipitated 8 feet in scream
ing mass of humanity in an uptown
hall today. The hall was being used
as a synagogue.
Although many were badly shaken
up by the fall. the injuries of only
four persons are considered serious
Ambulances were summoned, but
were not needed, as only one would
go to the hospital. The structure
sagged slowly at first, thus giving
those below a chance to run from
under. The slow fall also saved
those carried down from more serious
injury.
The hall was crowded and panic
prevailed until it was determined
that no one was killed.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-03
SENATORS WANT
BILL DELAYED
Worry, Caused by Failure to Get
Immediate Action on the
Currency Measure.
Associated Press.

AsSoGldltu 1TeSS.
Washington, Oct 3.-The situa-
tion confronting the currency meas
ure is the cause of concern to Presi-
dent Wilson and those senators who
favor early action. Chairman owen
and Senators Pomerene, Hollis and
Shafroth participated in conferences
today in an effort to decide on a
plan to follow should the committee
refuse to report the bill to the SEN
ate. II is understood that Senators
Hitchcock. O'Gorman and Reed have
thus far refused TO agree to immedi-
ate action.
The plans considered today in
olude the discharge of the committee
from consideration Of the bill or its
consideration by the Democratic eau
Gus.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-03
Of
LEGISLATURE
IS URGED
Malone Backs Move TO Have One
Body, Instead of Two; Would
Be Governors Cabinet
Sentinel Special Service.


Denver, Oct. 3.-It is authorita-
lively stated here that the people of
Colorado will have an opportunity of
voting on the proposition of whether
they want nobody legislature in
stead of two and that bill to this
effect is to be initiated by the direct
legislative league according to Will
liam II. Malone, private secretary to
Former Governor Shafroth. MIR. Ma
lone originated the plan. He thinks
that a legislative body of 2l mem
bers amply large. to be elected from
as many districts by vote of the
whole state. The people, he says,
should reserve the right to initiate
laws for themselves and refer those
enacted by the legislature. They
should also retain the right to recall
so they could at all times control
their legislators and their own laws.
Mr.. Malone believes that the gov
ernor and his cabinet should have
the right to suggest laws and dis
cuss them before, the law makers,
thus providing a closer unity between
the legislative and administrative
branches of government. Such a plan
would greatly reduce the cost of the
state administrationsfi says Malone.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-03
GIRL SAYS YOUNG
0ELR|CHS STABBED
HER IN AUTO RIDE
Associated Press.

New York, Oct. 3.-Herman Oel-
richs remained in seelusion today, de-
clining to discuss the charge made
by Lucille Singleton, that he stabbed
her Tuesday night just before their
automobile crashed into a tree. He
referred all inquirers to his lawyers,
who repeated that the stabbing
charges We're ridiculous. They say
emphatically that no attempts have
been made to "hush the matter up"
and that no offers of a money settle
ment had been or would be made.
The girl has kept to her room.
awaiting the arrival of her father,
who is a mining man of Texas
The authorities of Columbia uni
versity have begun an investigation
to determine whether the facts war
rant the dismissal of Oelrichs as a
student.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-03

Highest Temperature: Yesterday,
SO; same date last year, rs; same date
during past 20 years, "a.
Lowest temperature: This morning,
4S; this date last year, 40; this date
during past 81 years, 80.
Mean temperature yesterday, Co,
which is below normal.
Precipitation: During past "a hours
T; total since 1st of month, 05 inch;
normal for this month, 81 inch.
q. 8. NICHOLS,
Local Forecaster.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-03
AND SCHANG TO BEAR BRUNT !.
OF WORLDS SERIES BACKSTOP WORK.
Indian Hardest Hitter But Slow on Bases Cchang Has Shade
Peggng to Bases Chief Gets on First Base Oene Than
Opponent, But is Not So Speedy.

the trade route from st. Louis after
the mid-season mark had been pass
ed. As in the case of Meyers and
Schang, the Giants second string
catcher has a decided advantage over
Lapp in batting, for the records show
that the former st. Louis catcher has
a batting average OF .265 against
Lapp's .21S. The figures are all the
more impressive since both catchers
have worked in about the same num-
Der of games. AS an offset. the
Philadelphia catcher has proved to
be deadly in throwing base stealers
out at second and third and in this
respect outranks the veteran who was
traded into a worlds series pot of
gold after his new teammates had Sc
cured n commanding lead in the sea-
sons play.
Ira Thomas of the Mack veterans
in point of experience at least out
ranks Wilson easily, but the old
adage of youth VS.. age may equaliZe
this, should the pair don masks and
pads in the same game. Thomas Is
a catcher who rises to the emergency
and as a tactician has few equals. As
far as hitting Is concerned. he is far
superior to Wilson, but the latter has
improved steadily. and may surprise
experience in this respect in case he
has an opportunity to break into the
series at critical period
Once on the base lines he will have
an excellent chance to pick up Thorn
as advantage with the bat, for he is
fast considered from the standpoint
of a catcher.
Records of catchers for the two
clubs this season follows: