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NHL 10 Review
What seems to be a common concept for all EA Sports titles, is the inclusion of a specific set of successful aspects from recent years, whilst continuing to incorporate new ideas that add to a growing list of what the user would want from a sports title. From simple team play, to taking over a team of players, playing the game can be as simple or as complex as the player prefers. NHL 10 has exceeded expectations by bringing this concept to the the latest edition of the Ice Hockey simulation series.
EA Sports has created a somewhat generic appearance for all titles in the annual range, not that it is unwelcome, and in fact it is without much flaw. The simple menu system shows everything clearly and concisely with everything navigated through one analogue stick. In-game the stadium scenes are authentic, although the figures in the crowd have mechanical and repetitive animations. The combination of music, genuine American commentary, and detail in ice and stadium objects presents a convincing atmosphere. Sports titles also tend to bring contrast to other games developing a dull and dark theme and this game does not differ from that with bright colours, lively character models and overall presentation.
The range of game modes encompasses large and small scale features, from a single shootout session, to manager and team seasons. The amount of custom options offers a number of different scenarios that allow for accessibility for those with interest in the sport, and include the small details that enthusiasts are looking for. Manager mode includes everything that is expected, but excludes the usually found ability to play with the team that is being developed. Instead, it is a more akin to a managing simulator where control over transfers, scouting, and management is emphasised – replacing actual gameplay with team lists and statistics. Season mode is the team management scenario that follows through successive seasons of hockey with championships and playoffs. Alternatively, there are playoffs and 'battle for the cup' modes for those looking for an end-of-campaign thrill.
The 'Be a pro' mode is the most valued part of NHL 10, with a character creation tool and surprisingly addictive gameplay. A management comment section shows evaluations of a particular performance of the player, whilst the feedback system presents grades and statistics that are coupled with targets for the player. Taking a solitary player from an affiliate team and guiding him through the ranks to a first choice NHL player is what drives this particular game mode and is especially good at dragging you in to loosing track of time. The only disappointment that this game feature brings forward is the ability for the artificial intelligence of the other players to become less fluid with stop-start motion. This makes the game cut back from reality and is especially apparent when motionless, and also in the new fight scenes, where the jagged movement can often make it frustrating.
The flow of the game can be measured by the controls, which are becoming increasingly drawn to one stick. The animation becomes corrupted with the directional analogue stick punch control, and the because of this the fighting mini-games are very disapointing. The fighting instances lack in complexity, and seem as though they haven't been given much attention, which is a shame because physical contact is such a large part of the sport.
Most of the single player experiences are available to play competitively online. The inclusion of the small and large scale online features mirrors the single player modes, which includes leagues with a single or multi person team. The online features add to depth to each of the single player aspects, extending the life of the game and adding a social, team- building aspect.
NHL 10 is an all round solid sports game with plenty of different areas of play to explore. It has arguably shown the most improvements of any title across the series, and has seen plenty of attention despite the title not being as much of a successful as others. As a complete sports game, it supplies surprising entertainment value for those who may know little about the sport, and is a must for any fan of Ice Hockey.

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Football: El Toro gets closer on Manning's TD pass
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Conner Manning connected with receiver Blake Murphy on an 84-yard pass play and El Toro has narrowed its deficit against Tesoro to 24-20 with 7:25 left in the third quarter.
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Qld MP gambles on Las Vegas development for Cairns
The anti-gambling advocate, Tim Costello, has backed a proposal to move all of Queensland's gaming machines to a special precinct outside Cairns. Independent MP Aidan McLindon says it would quarantine gambling problems in one area, and provide a tourism boost for Cairns. But the mayor of Cairns says a gambling centre wouldn't be welcome in her region.
ELEANOR HALL: Could Australia soon be building its own Las Vegas? That's certainly what one MP in Queensland is pushing for. Aidan McLindon wants the state's gaming machines to be collected up and moved to Cairns. He says a Vegas-style gambling precinct would revolutionise both the gaming and the tourist industries in his state.
The mayor of Cairns says the idea as laughable. But a leading anti-gambling advocate says it may have merit. And Mr McLindon is presenting his idea to a tourism futures conference in Brisbane this afternoon, as Ashley Hall reports.
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ASHLEY HALL: It's a proposal the independent MP for Beaudesert, Aidan McLindon says should create winners all round. On the one hand, creating a gambling centre outside of Cairns would take gaming machines out of towns and suburbs, where problem gamblers are increasingly falling victim to their allure.
AIDAN MCLINDON: It spread like a cancer across Queensland so what we are doing now is we have got lots of mini problems right across Queensland so if we centralised it, it would certainly offer people something where they can go away, blow their money, have a holiday and then come back to reality.
ASHLEY HALL: On the other hand, he says, the new gambling centre would become a major tourist drawcard, along with all the economic benefits that would bring.
AIDAN MCLINDON: The beauty of it is is that all the key stakeholders in this proposal would actually benefit.
ASHLEY HALL: So what sort of a tourist destination do you think it would become?
AIDAN MCLINDON: Well, I certainly wouldn't want to see it with elements of the sleaze that you see in Las Vegas but it needs to be laced in with numerous theme parks.
I think if we can make if family friendly and of course, pokies would be one element of that but if, I think it is important too for the Cairns region to have a balance between the Great Barrier Reef and the tropics and what they have got to showcase there but it would be certainly good given that they have got some of the highest unemployment levels in Queensland.
ASHLEY HALL: Val Schier is the mayor of Cairns region. She's not a fan of the proposal.
VAL SCHIER: Oh look, I think it is absolutely bizarre. I mean where it has come from I have no idea but it is interesting that he has come up with this with no consultation with local people at all and out of the blue, an idea that would be absolutely the wrong thing to happen in the beautiful city of Cairns.
ASHLEY HALL: What are your concerns about the proposal? Why would it be the wrong thing?
VAL SCHIER: Well, because Cairns is renowned for natural environment. We have two world heritage areas on our doorstep, the Great Barrier Reef and the wet tropics rainforest and the last thing we'd want is something that is glitzy, contrived, artificial.
ASHLEY HALL: Val Schier says if Aidan McLindon likes the idea so much, he should work to bring all the state's poker machines to his town.
VAL SCHIER: Gambling also brings with it problems and that is one thing that we are fighting at the moment but no, this is not something that we want at all. We are looking at the sorts of things that attract people to North Queensland as I said are the environment but also the sorts of creative and interesting things that people do up here.
ASHLEY HALL: But the anti-gambling advocate, and chief executive of World Vision, Tim Costello reckons there's some merit in the Aus Vegas proposal.
TIM COSTELLO: What we know is that destination gambling does damage but far less damage than opportunity-driven gambling and I think a bit of the proof is Western Australia. You can only play pokies at the Burswood Casino and they have one fifth of the problem gamblers of the eastern states and places like Queensland.
ASHLEY HALL: The mayor of Cairns has expressed some concern. She says she is a bit worried about the people that live in Cairns. It wouldn't be so much a destination for them.
TIM COSTELLO: No and if I was mayor of Cairns I would be saying exactly the same.
ASHLEY HALL: Aidan McLindan says he's not wedded to Cairns as the location for his new gambling centre.
AIDAN MCLINDON: If Cairns wants to reject the proposal then we'll talk to Townsville. The reality is we need to start looking at a venue, a destination and have the debate.
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ASHLEY HALL: The MP who has been touting the plan since April last year when he gave his maiden speech in parliament. The next stage of the debate begins this afternoon, when he lays out the plan to a conference on the future of tourism.
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|Aluk Todolo
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Adepts of occult rock as to believe from their album 'Occult Rock' released in 2012. Aluk Todolo is inspired by black-metal, hypnotic drone vibrations, post-rock constructions tinted by some noise-rock dissonances including the progressive elements of krautrock. In short, big sound and thoughtful compositions that make the band one of the most interesting of its kind at the moment. The latest album 'Voix' is very well received by critics and attracted the attention of many major magazines and webzines such as Pitchfork.


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In an another universe many unlikely things may happen that would probably never in a million life times. Ie: Draco a Goth, Hermione a prep. They're both attracted to another, but they're too stubborn to confess... There's one connection between them: they both have dark pasts. Can they get together or are they just likely to argue until the end of their final Year?
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Alabama State Parks has issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) soliciting qualifications from guided adventure sports operators to provide public/private partnerships for the design, construction, and operation of a zip line, canopy tour, or other guided adventure sports experience at one or a combination of 10 state parks. The parks include: Joe Wheeler, Monte Sano, Guntersville, DeSoto, Lake Lurleen, Cheaha, Oak Mountain, Wind Creek, Chewacla and Lakepoint.
The deadline to submit a letter of interest and qualifications is 5 p.m. on Monday, February 28, 2014. Send all materials to: Terry Boyd, Chief of Engineering, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, 64 North Union Street, Room 479, Montgomery, Alabama 36104, telephone: 334-242-3476.
Combined, the 10 parks included in the RFQ and Gulf State Park host more than 4 million visitor occurrences annually. Interested parties may contact the respective park managers to learn more about each park's operational patterns and potential locations for these concession opportunities. For contact information, visit www.alapark.com.
"The Adventure Center at Gulf State Park is a perfect example of how we can better utilize our natural settings and merge them with exciting new experiences for our visitors," said Greg Lein, State Parks Director. "Through our partners, we can now offer zip lines, paddle boards and kayaks at Gulf State Park. We would like to expand those opportunities to parks across the state."
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Since the Gulf Adventure Center opened in 2013, it has been a very popular destination on Alabama's Gulf Coast.
"Gulf Adventure Center has enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship with Alabama State Parks and looks forward to a long-term relationship, which may include installations in other park locations," said Tom Schlinkert, managing partner of the Gulf Adventure Center.
Tripadvisor.com ranks The Gulf Adventure Center at Gulf State Park as the number one activity in Gulf Shores, Alabama. The site also ranks Gulf State Park and the Gulf State Park Pier as the number two and three attractions in Gulf Shores. To learn more about The Gulf Adventure Center at Gulf State Park, visit www.gulfadventurecenter.com.
The Alabama State Parks Division operates and maintains 22 state parks encompassing approximately 48,000 acres of land and water. These Parks rely on visitor fees and the support of other Partners like local communities to fund the majority of their operations. To learn more about Alabama State Parks, visit www.alapark.com.


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Rhythm & Brews grand opening next week
Gary Grape of the South Sound Blues Association sent us details for the grand opening of Rhythm & Brews, a new joint that's been on our radar since late last year.
Popular jazz and blues combo Maia Santell and House Blend will christen the new joint, located at 933 Market Street in Tacoma, with a performance on Oct. 1. And then SSBA's 2010 International Blues Challenge winner Blues Redemption will perform on Oct. 2, with music starting at 8:30 p.m. both nights. There will be no cover charge either night. Learn more …


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In order to search the 1930 census for people to see who was in the household, we would need the name of an individual alive in 1930 and a likely location for that individual. The census reports are indexed by state, so we need to know which state to look in.
There were more than 300 Seaberry individual listed in the 1930 census.
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Michael wrote:That's because it's untested, unsupported and requires a wscons kerneljust like XFree86 did before.Also, the only useful driver is suncg6. It may just work though and if you have some sort of cg6 graphics board there's everything you need inthe source tree.Ahh OK. To be honest I wasn't even trying to use it, I was just tryingto build a sparc release. Should we at least do something to fix the build on sparc ?
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Does every citizen receive a fair trial in the U.S.?
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I would argue that the main barrier to fair trials in the United States is the cost of lawyers. A person who can afford a good lawyer is likely to get a fair trial. A person who must rely on a public defender is much less likely to get a fair trial.
This is a different idea than that put forward by the previous answer. An answer that doesn't talk about people who had trials and were acquitted, like readerofbooks' answer, but instead talks about people who were never brought to trial, may show that our laws are unfair, but that says nothing about trials.
Our system of trials is generally fair. However, it is only truly fair to those who can hire good lawyers. Public defenders tend to be badly overworked. This leads to a situation in which they are often unable to defend their clients as aggressively as good lawyers would defend paying clients.
Because our system is so complicated, it is hard for it to be completely fair because the people who can hire the best lawyers will typically have better outcomes than those who cannot.
Answer #1 submitted by readerofbooks is an excellent example of how not to think about the law. While there is no question that a correlation exists between quality -- and, consequently, cost -- of one's attorney and the probability of an acquittal, the assumption of innocence until proven guilty is the main cornerstone of this country's criminal justice system. With regard to the conduct of those individuals "responsible" for the economic crisis, it is first a good idea to determine whether laws were in fact violated. An assumption of criminality, and demand for punishment, when no guilt has been proven in a court of law, is the difference between freedom and tyranny. Hopefully, those teaching the youth of America recognize that distinction.
It is probably best to start off by saying that no system of law is perfect. We live in an imperfect world and so all systems are fallible. With that said, the principle that the United States goes by is very noble - a person is innocent, unless he or she is proven guilty. This starting point puts the burden of proof on the accuser.
The one area where I think we do not have a fair trial is when it comes to people with wealth and power. Usually, the law is much more lenient. For example, very few people went to jail in view of the financial debacle in 2008. We should make no mistake that many of these people were criminals, who hurt many people. In light of this, we seem to have a two-tiered system. The wealth get preferential treatment.


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How shameful? Are you all upset now, are you Niteboy82 ? Is your cage rattled?
Funny how this topic brings out different feelings from different people.
I find you silly. You say the only way we'll ever know how this "freedom of
expression" experiment comes out is by reading what the children wrote.
It's all about teaching the children!
If we gave them a plain piece of white cloth and a flag and told them to burn them
both, and then write down how it made them feel, what do you think would happen?
Wait, just before they set them on fire, we tell them that the plain white cloth was
the last thing handed down by their great, great grandmother. But still they light
both pieces on fire. . . . . . . .Now they write down their thoughts.
Do you think knowing more about that piece of white cloth would change their
written thoughts ?
Teaching the children Niteboy82, teaching the children.
Originally posted by XphilesPhan
so this is an example of free speech? and you believe it should be protected?
To put this into perspective for some this would be like a nazi showing kids how to draw swastikas and then putting one on the schools sign or writing "I hate queers"
on the chalkboard.
hey! thats freedom of speech!
Freedom of speech and of your opinion within reason!
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Within whose reason? And where is this 'within reason' clause elaborated on in the Constitution?
Originally posted by DYepes
I guess if a NAZI was in a school being allowed to preach hate, I think drawing the anchient swastika symbol which originated thousands of years ago, and was seen as a symbol of good luck is the least of our worries. If you choose to continue to associate that symbol with a hateful group who tagged it with that only recently in history, instead of what it has meant for many people on Earth for thousands of years that is your freedom.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Very weak, man... Sorry.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Originally posted by WestPoint23
Satisfied BH?
Not even close!
Originally posted by zerotime
So it would be okay to fire him if the ceiling caught on fire or one of the children got burned? Come on, I know people like to try to win these threads but it just gets silly after a while. It is just my opinion anyway. Starting any type of fire in a public school = dumb.


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Two of the park's concrete tables were smashed into pieces and nine tables were broken.
Two Walthourville Police Department units responded to the call Saturday night.
"The biggest thing, it looks like it could just be somebody who wanted to do criminal mischief in the area. That's the way we're investigating it," Police Chief Terry Harget said.
After talking with neighbors, police learned criminals also defaced the park Friday night.
It will take roughly $1,000 to repair damages and Walthourville City Councilwoman Patricia Green was particularly upset.
"This is sad," Green said. "We're trying to beautify the city and improve the city, and then something like this comes…it really hurts the citizens."
Walthourville had a Memorial Day picnic for veterans May 23 at the park, complete with a barbecue and parade. More than 200 residents showed up.
Green worried this weekend's vandalism may have been a ploy to terrorize citizens and keep them from enjoying the park.
The city is offering a $500 reward to anyone who provides information that leads arrests.
Punishment for the misdemeanor includes less than a year in jail and less than a $1,000 fine, depending on the offender's previous record or juvenile status.
Green said there was a similar incident about a month ago, but it was not as severe.
"We didn't report that. We just went on and cleaned it up," Green said.
Though damages did not turn out to be as bad as first reported to police, Harget said the case will be taken seriously.
"We're always concerned about any crime," he said.
With just over 4,000 residents, Walthourville is the county's second largest municipality.
"We all have to be vigilant in watching our neighborhoods and helping the police do their job better," Harget said. "Together we can definitely get the job done."


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|1,549 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|0 - 7 nights
A charming native stone cottage located on the south side of St. John, at the edge of Fish Bay with unobstructed views into the turquoise water of Reef Bay extending east to Rams Head with St. Croix the south in the distance.
The one bedroom cottage is perfect for honeymooners, couples or small families looking for a easy, romantic getaway. Second bedroom available on the lower level with separate outdoor access, is available for additional fee.
Just beyond the cottage, a few minutes by foot to the National Park trail that leads down to beautiful, sandy Reef Bay beach. Ideal for snorkeling when the seas are calm or surfing when the waves are up.
Whether you are traveling as couple or two, Reef Bay Cottage is a convenient drive into town or a few minutes more to many of the Virgin Islands National Park's north shore sandy beaches.
Main level of the cottage has dining room/area with the kitchen, living room, bedroom and private outdoor shower. The comfortable, traditional queen sized mahogany, four poster bed is elevated. A spacious vanity/desk accented with a native stone wall located between the bedroom and bathroom with views on two sides. Enjoy getting ready with ocean views directly in front of you.
Bathroom has white marble counter top and mahogany cabinets. Separate door leads to the outdoor shower, private and fully tiled. Enjoy sun-filled showers or starry nights.
The living room is furnished with a very comfortable, fully upholstered sofa and arm chair. Enjoy movie nights on the flat screen television.
The kitchen has granite counter tops, mahogany cabinets and stainless steel appliances and gas grill is located outside on the leeward deck. Well furnished with cooking utensils and beautiful water view from the kitchen window.
The cottage is fully air-conditioned and stocked with beach towels, beach coolers, reading materials and a hat library for those who prefer to pack light.
Step out onto the windward deck to enjoy the sunrise ocean view or sunset reflecting off the whitecliffs while sounds of the waves reaches the sandy shoreline. During winter months, keep a look out for whale migration.
For an additional fee, the second bedroom on the lower level is furnished with a queen-sized, hand carved mahogany headboard from Tanzania, indoor bathroom and shower to one side and laundry room on the opposite end. This second bedroom is not intended for younger children/guests requiring supervision due to separate outdoor access.
The pool is located up the hill, on the grounds between the cottage and main house. Guests can enjoy the exclusive use of the pool during their stay.
Reef Bay is a sandy National Park beach. To access, walk just a couple of minutes, 100 yards +/-, to the trail head. Agility is necessary due to the uneven steps to the beach. Please note other sandy beaches are easily accessible along the North Shore, about a 20 minute drive from the cottage.
Owner/Manager reserves the right to refuse rental to any party at their complete discretion. This rental is located in a residential neighborhood, please respect noise level in the evenings.
Reserve your spot today to ensure you have your place in the sun. Guests included clients building their own island dream home, honeymooners and parents to be on a baby moon. We've hosted brides and grooms, couples that came down as boyfriends/girlfriends and left engaged, she said 'yes'! Whether it's a special occasion, birthday, anniversary or just getting away. Reef Bay Cottage enjoys hosting a rapid growing list of guests that continue their annual migration to St. John and find home once they arrive at Reef Bay Cottage.
Relax and unwind, Reef Bay Cottage is home while you are here. St. John, US Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, we drive on the left side of the road but it's worth it to see the tropical sunsets, palm trees blowing in the wind, and white sandy beaches just to name a few.
Main Level Enclosed Area: 702 Sq. Ft.
Balconies & Patio: 400 Sq. Ft.
Second Bedroom Enclosed Area: 148 sq. ft.
Total Square Footage: 1,245 Sq. Ft.
Spectacular getaway cottage! Designed and built by the best architect in the Virgin Islands. Great views, quiet location, wonderful hosts.
We stayed in Reef Bay Cottage for the latter part of our honeymoon and wish we had stayed here the entire time. The cottage was exactly as described and came with everything that we needed for our daily excursions (coolers, beach chairs, beach towels, bug spray, etc.). We were able to get some groceries upon our arrival so that I could make breakfast and also pack lunch before we headed out for the day. I even grilled dinner a couple of nights on the gas grill. The kitchen was fully stocked with all the condiments and coffee, tea, sugar, etc. We enjoyed our coffee on the patio every morning overlooking the waves crashing on Reef Bay. We spent the late afternoons with cocktails at the pool which overlooks the ocean - a great way to wind down after our adventures. Seng was the most accommodating host as well and really gave the trip that extra touch that will make us return in the future. I would recommend having a rental car since it is a little off the beaten path - very secluded which is what we wanted on our honeymoon. It is only about a 10-15 minute drive into town for all the bars, restaurants, and shopping. One of the unique aspects of St. John is driving the winding hilly roads - absolutely amazing scenery and vistas throughout the island. Already looking forward to our next St. John trip!!!
The Cottage was even more beautiful than we expected! So many perfect details from the beautiful decor and french doors to the beach towels and chairs, kitchen stocked with coffee, tea, sugar, condiments, etc. We were welcomed with a beach bag filled with snacks and a bottle of rum. The cottage had fresh island flowers throughout. The view is amazing, the location is private and serene, yet a short drive to town. It was the perfect place for a much needed vacation. Seng was a wonderful host. We would definitely stay here again in a heart beat!
My husband and I had previously stayed at hotels/inns on the island, but decided we were comfortable enough to live like locals this time around. We could not have picked a more perfect oasis-- Reef Bay Cottage is close enough to get into town, but removed enough to enjoy the true tranquility that we love about St. John. Seng the owner was extremely easy to arrange with and was so welcoming the minute we arrived! She stressed how important it was to give her guests privacy but we also felt she was accessible for any questions--which we never had because she gave such a thorough introduction and recommendations!
The cottage was perfect for us as a couple and had literally everything we could have needed-- even bug spray which at that time of year was necessary! We made use of the grill/lovely kitchen to make some at-home meals, cocktails on the terrace and visited the beach each evening for a dusk stroll. We still ventured out a few nights to Cruz Bay and found the usually crowded roads pretty empty in the evening hours to make for easier navigation of the tight--and sometimes harrowing--roads.
We also loved that we could access our favorite trail, Reef Bay from walking the beach from the cottage with a few rock scrambles in between-it made for a much more interesting trek than in years' past!
All in all, renting Reef Bay Cottage was the perfect first foray into our assimilation as more local than tourist, and Seng and her gorgeous property set a high standard. We will be back!
Seng and her property are total gems! Seng went above and beyond in responsiveness and exudes a true joy and helpfulness in hosting. From a thoughtfully-stocked, monogrammed gift tote bag to rides into town to shopping stops to stock up on groceries to impromptu tours of the North Shore beaches, Seng gave of herself generously and fully while we were there. And now let's talk about this amazing place: Every detail is impeccable in this home designed by Seng's in-demand architect husband - paint colors, stone and brick architectural details, bedding, thick and luxurious towels, a private outdoor shower where you are accompanied by hummingbirds and feel like you are in a botanical garden, the amazing pool and deck up over the cottage, the landscaping and night lighting of the grounds, gorgeous views of turquoise waters out of every window, every kitchen appliance and tool you would ever need, satellite TV for those who watch, great reference books about St. John, a "hat library", loads of great DVDs, fast Internet access up by the pool [probably the best office view in the world!], wonderful tradewinds, a convenient and quiet residential location just a 10-minute drive from Cruz Bay and a 10-minute walk down to the beach. Couldn't ask for anything more! We hope to return again and again.
This was my second visit to Reef Bay Cottage. We loved it so much we had to take our friends and
family there. Best vacation place ever. We highly recommended it to everyone!!
We just got back from our week long family vacation in St. John. This was our third trip to St. John and without a doubt, the best. Seng and the Reef Bay Cottage are nothing short of spectacular. The views of Reef Bay are beautiful from the cottage terrace. The cottage is meticulously maintained and Seng is incredibly detailed. Thoughtfully picked colors line the walls of the cottage to give a true Caribbean flair to the ambiance of the property. Waking up in the bedroom to a vaulted ceiling and views of the ocean everyday was incredible. The kitchen was well stocked with all the utensils required and the appliances are modern and well maintained. On our arrival, Seng was there to meet us and help us with every request. She provided our 5 year old with beach toys to use during our stay and noodles for the pool. Even though Seng is available, she is very courteous of guest privacy which gives the feeling of being the only ones on the property. The cottage is perfect for both couples and families.
Reef Bay Cottage, located on the south side of St. John, 3 miles/15 minute drive from Cruz Bay town. Access restaurants, eateries, bars and shopping. Vendors providing watersports, including snorkeling, scuba diving, paddle boards, parasailing, sailing, kayaking and power boat rentals. The northside of St. John has numerous sugar white sandy beaches within the Virgin Islands National Park, about a 20-30 minute drive from Reef Bay Cottage. Coral Bay and East End is about 30-40 minutes drive.
Lots of activities available for those of you looking for fun filled times or take it easy and do absolutely nothing at all.
|Refundable damage deposit
Owners/property manager reserves the right to refuse rentals.


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We rarely see the mess that is left behind, the hard work of challenging children, the fights, the tears and the tantrums.
We see the prettier side of life flooding our news feeds and filling our blog rolls. Often this can leave us doing that dreaded thing of comparing ourselves and wondering how on earth they seem to have it all together and do it all when you are feeling you can barely hold all your balls, let alone juggle them.
Here's the thing, life is messy and you are only seeing the partial truth. If you share more of the good shiny things in life, then you can bet your luck that most people are doing just the same. There is nothing wrong with that if we are always mindful of it, but that's the hard part.
To really connect, truth is key. If you want to create a community around you, stop comparing yourself to others and chasing a reality that is not your own. You have so much to offer, your own beautifully messy, at times painful, at times joyful life. None of which can be adequately conveyed in a status update.
Be the very best version of YOU and kick butt at that.
The internet only paints a partial story of many peoples lives, so next time you fall into the trap of comparison, remind yourself that life is about a far richer, personal and beautiful journey of love, passion, grace, faith, strength and perseverance. Much of which exists beyond the screen in front of us.
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Forty-third Year-No. 233 Prh Five Cent.. OGDEN CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913. Entered as Second-class Matter at the Po.tofflce, Ogden, Utah. I
'EXPLODING OF BOMBS TO MARK j
At 10 o'Clock Friday Morning the First Parade of the Two
Days of Carnival Will Start, to be Followed by the Baby
Show at the City Hall Square, in Which 65 Babies Are
Entered Mothers Keep Telephone Busy.
Miss Edith Brewer, as Queen, Selects Her Four Maids, One
of Whom is From Kaysville, Who Will Arrive Over the
Bamberger and Be Received by a Committee Fire
works at Night Railroads Report Many
People Corning to Ogden.
i TOMORROW'S FASHION SHOW PROGRAM jj
9 a. m. Salute of 21 aerial bombs, fired from City !
i Hall park. j
5 10 a. m. Parade of students from Ogden's four j!
? High schools. !
11 a. m. Address, "Civic Pride," by Governor !
I William Spry, from balcony of Elks' club. !
4 p. m. Baby show on City Hall park. I
8 p. m. Grand illuminated automobile parade. i
Governor William Spry t- i 1 1 ar
. live in Ogden tomorrow morning at
11 o'clock to address 5000 students,
citizens and visitors on tbe subject
cf Civic Pride." The address wUl
le made from the balcony of the
Elks' club. The committee selected
the spot as the place most suitable I
to accommodate the laree crowd
that will be present to hear the ad
dress which will be made directly
after the parade of the High school,
The school appearing with the ,
largest per cent of attendance will
receive a prize of $50. As this is
the athletic season when the huskies
on the football teams need new suits
of armour even1 school Will try to
win that prize as the mone) will
"come in real handy
V'ith thousands or small and large
pennants waving througnout the
streets of the city, with the business
houses of the city making prepara
tions to have their windows, fronts
nnd interior looking netter than
ever before and with all arrange
ments completed the ir.g Fashion
Show is all In readiness for the op
ening tomorrow morning
Promptly at 9 o'clock a salute of
21 large aerial bombs will announce
to the citizens of Ogden and the sur
rounding country that the biggest
carnival ever held in Ogden ha6 op
em d By that time all stores shall
have been decorated and windows
trimmed. People who visit the busi-I--B68
districts will be discover that
OcJen merchants, manufacturers and
retailers are up-to-date in all de
partment. ( hief of Police W. T Norton, mar
shal of all parades, has changed the
plnns regarding the lining up of the
different divisions Instead of hav
ing the parades start at Wall and
Twenty-fifth, the start will be mnde
from Grant avenue and Twenty-fifth
'street. The change was made to
E .permit the automoblllsts at night to
5 j Jinc up along a street lignted by the
brilliant aret- of the 'White Way."
The first car of the procession will
be stationed at Grant avenue and
Twenty-fifth street. The others, ac
cording to numbers attacnefl, will
line up behind the lead car down the
street and alon Wall avenue
The first big feature Tomorrow
will be the High school paraGe The
students of tbe four high schools will
line up at Twenty-fifth and Adams
avenue and will parade the principal
Btreets. afterward gathering at the
lilks club to listen to the governor's
The feature of tho afternoon is the
baby show which is to lie neld in
City Hall park in a space roped off
for the occasion This feature will
occur tomorrow, not Saturday.
A G. Horn, chairman of the baby
committee, had received 65 entries
up until noon today So fast were
nothers telephoning to nave their
babies entered that an additional
oung lady was required in his of
fice this afternoon to answer phoufl
calls All colors, races and national
ities are entered and the event prom
ises to be a great success.
The automobile parade Is the at-
I traction which will draw nundreds of
persons to Ogden from outside cities.
Some of tho floats wnlch nave been
especially designed for the purpose
,wlll cause amazement. The float in
Wiiicb Miss Edith Brewer, Queen of
the fashion Show, will ride with her
. Jnaids will be but one of tne marvel
cue creations.
i Miss Brewer bus selected her four
maids They will be Miss Clara
Glea6on of Kaysville, Mies Stella
1 V.'rlght of Ogden. Miss Ruth Weston
of Ogdeu aud Miss Edna Slmms of
I VOgden Miss Qleaaon will be met at
It. ho Bamberger station tomorrow af
ll Prnnon by a special reception com
ll ITtilite.' iliat will lake her to the
llloal. The queen and maids will be-
mcst beautifully dressed aud will at
tract much attention.
As a signal for the automobile
paade to start, a number of sun
burst bombs will be shot 600 leet In
the air to explode twelve separate
t:mes, throwing out sparks and balls
of brilliant colored fire. So bril
liant are these pyrotechnics that the
f how or of sparks and beautiful ef
fects could be seen from Salt Lake.
D.iring the parade, sunbursts will be
sent into the air from tho City park
at the rate of one every half minute
Governor Spry and hie st;if( will
Ocupy a prominent position in the Il
luminated automobile parade with
Company B, N. G. U , as a guard
of honor, directly behind him
Before, during and after the parade,
the streets of Ogden will be throng
ed with thousands oT citizens and
visitors Rates have been offered on
all railroads and Interurban lines
Pj f senger agents whose business it
is to learn of the number Intending
to visit the city durine the two days
of the Fashion Show have given sur
prising reports Salt Lake, I,ogan.
Brigham. Morgan. Huntsvlllo and In
termediate cities are coming with
L.ge delegations.
On Saturday morning anotner sa
lute of bombs will announce the op
e.ung of the second glorious day. In
the morning the parade of motor
cycles will be held. In tne afternoon
the big industrial pageant will take
place The big street carnival will
complete the day.
The big mask ball will take place at
the Colonial hall. Saturday evening,
Prizes of 510, $7.50 and $5 will be giv
en for the best sustained eharnrters
The judges will be T. H. Carr, Charles
Kaiser. P. T Wright Mrs I. L. Rev
nolds, Mrs E. W. MiUtson and Mrs.
Harold Peery.
While hundreds of masked reveler
will dance, an eijual number will gatb
er at the hall to witness the extraor
dinary gathering of eccentric charac
ters. At midnight. Saturday, the carnlvrJ
will come to a close with a shower of
sunbursts to be followed by the dis
play of the words
"Ogden 50,000 in 1920. " n letters of
fire. This phrase will be read by
thousands, as the big set piece is to
be suspended above Washington ave
nue ai Twenty-fourth street by a cable
stretched from the Eccles building ir
the Utah National Bank building
When the last letter of the slogan
dies out. another pyrotechnic sign will
glow the words, "Good Night."
One thousand feet of motion picture
film will be taken of the various day
light features of the Fashion Show
The film will be finished a few days
after the end of the Show arrti the
pictures will be shown in a local the
atre. R L Noggle, the operator of the
motion picture machine, will take the
first hundred feet of the High school
parade The machine will photograph
the crowd listening to Governor Spry
and will show the babies In tho baby
show. The other daylight parades
will be taken and the film will show
how gaily Ogden is decorated for the
Calumet, Mich , Sept. 25. The first
trouble in the copper strike district
Bince Circuit Judge O'Brien prohibit
ed picketing and Interference with
workmen occurred today at the Mo
hawk mine A large party of strikers
picketed the property and stopped
woikmen Mounted tqoops were
j called and the strikers dispersed One
arrest was made, a striker oelng lak-
I cn on two charges, contempt of
court and threatening to do great
bodily harm.
Preparations are being made at
the Mohawk and Ahmees mine in
Keweenaw county for resumption of
mining on a small scale at least
Keweenaw is a stronghold of the un
ion. oo
El Paso, Tex., Sept. 25 J. I. Aceves,
Mexican consul at Calexlco, Cat. Is in
a hospital in Juarez, with a bullet
hole in his chest. Authorities think
he attempted suicide He was found
in a rear room of a Juarez saloon and
removed to the hospital.
Washington. Sept. 25. In discus
sing the situation today with callers.
President Wilson took the rien that
two cardinal contention! of tbe
United States were about to be met.
Those were the holding or an elec
tion and the elimination of Huerta.
He expressed the view that the pol
icy of moral suasion was beginning
to show its effects.
First of World's Series to Be
Played October 7 in
New York.
Philadelphia, Sept 2.V Members
of the National Baseball commission
bufore going: into session nere today
to arrange the details for the world's
scries, said they did not expect to
am, ounce any startling innovations
fur the big game"
Representatives of the Philadelphia
Athletics which club has alreadv
won the American league pennant,
md several officers of the New York
Giants, whose team is very close 'o
clinching the championship in the
senior organization were early on
the ground to take up with the com
mission plans for the series.
Assuming that the New York team
will win the National league pennant
the members of the national com
mission today decided that the first
game between that club and the
Philadelphia American team Tor the
world's championship -Han be played
,n New York, on October 7
The umpires agreed on for the
series are T H. Connolly. John J
Egan, William Klera and Charles J.
The second game will be played In
Philadelphia. October S, after which
the clubs will alternate between the
two cities In case a game is post
poned because of tain or tor tome
other cause, or a legal game Is not
played, the teams will remain In the
city w here tho post ponement occurred
until a legal game shall have been
played In the event of a legal eam
resulting in a tie the two clubs will
not play It off in the city where It
occurred, but will move on to the next
city the same as though the contest
resulted In one of the teams winning
All games will start at 2 p m . and
there will be band concerts on each
ground from 11a m to 1 p. e.
The players eligible for the series
New York: Burns. Cooper. Crandall
Doyle, Fletcher. Fromme, Grant, Her
zog, Hartlev, Marquard. Wlltse, Ma
thewson. Murray, Meyers. McLean
Merkle. Robinson McCormick, Shafer.
Snodgrass.. Thorpe. TesTeau. Wilson.
Philadelphia: S hang. Lapp Thom
as. Bender, Plank, Coombs. Houck.
Brown, Shaw key. Pennoek, Bush. V
ckoff. Mclnnla, Collins Barry, Baker
Orr, Davis. Lavan, Oldring. Strunk. E
Murphy D. Murphy, Walsh, Daley.
Los Angeles, Cal . Sept. 25 Judge
Bledsoe of the superior court halved
i point In tho Blxby morality trial
and divided it between the million
aire defendant, who is striving to
prove that he was tbe victim of a
rng of girl blackmailers, and Oc
taxius Morgan an elderly architect,
who declined to testify yesterday re
garding any knowledge he might
Lave of the Jonquil resort and its
former inmates on the ground thai
It might degrade hiin
The court ruled mat Morgan
might testify, but only to such mat
ters as would not tend to nun a rep
utation for respectability. The court
instructed the architect to testify,
but at the same time warned attor
neys that if anything werw brought
ou to show undue Intimacy lu the
relations of the witness with any of
tno6e concerned in the trial, the en
tire testimony might be stricken
SCHIFF ANSWER j
Judge Refuses to Eliminate
Testimony From Record
of Sulzer Case.
Governor Fails to Acknowl
edge Receipt of Money
Sent For Campaign Use
Albany. Sept 25. The court of Im
peachment for the trial of Governor
Sulzer today unanimously voted in
favor of admitting all testimony In
reference to alleged campaign con
tributions received by the goveruor
whether specified In tlie articles oi
lmpeaehment or not
The point arose In the testimony of
Morris TekulsUy. a New York liquor
dealer, and former president of the
New York City Liquor Dealers asso
elation. He had known William Sul
zer for 23 years, he said, and consid
ered himself an intimate acquaint
ance. W hen he started to tell about
the organization's contributions to
Sulzer, ttornev Marshall objected,
maintaining there was nothing In tho
articles of impeachment regarding
this witness The purpose of the ar
ticles of impeafhment he contended,
was to give notice to a respondent of
the nature of the accusations aga!n3l
him and to afford him time to prepare
an answer
Mr Stanchfield. in reply, declared
that the managers ' have secured and
are prepared to prove that Sulzer ro
celved a large number of contribu
tions, vastly In excess of those which
appear on the face of the charges
"There is no question as a matter
of law, but this evidence is adniissl
ble J
' The managers charge that William
Sulzer filed a false statement of cam
paign expenditures intentionally. He
studiously concealed contributions
from all sources where he thought
their public acknowledgment might
injure his political future The
amounts were deliberately omitted by
design aud intent. Therefore, we
claim that It Is proper that we should
6how all Instances wherein he acted in
a manner that renders him unfit, to
0 i op) the high plare he now fills.
"One of the governors defense la
that the omissions were the result of
a mistake We charge that he dellb
erately set out to falsify his statement
nnH Ih'jl hrv tt Cmm D 1 1 slied lllS DUT
pose "
"These transactions a hundred or
more In number.' continued Mr
Staiuhfleld. "constituted a common
scheme, a design on the part of the
respondent, to display certain con
trlbutlnns and conceal others I con
cede that the failure to report one
might have been an accident, two a
coincidence put to fail to account for
a hundred is a crime "
Judge Renders Opinion.
Presiding Juudce Cullen then ren
dered a long opinion on the queustion
at the conclusion of which he an
nounced he would overrule tbe mo
tlon and submit It to a vote of the
court The presiding Judge said that
If the present case were a erimlnal
trial, he would be disposed to exclude
evidence on charges not specified In
the indictment
'This rase how-er." he said,
should be construed with greater lat
itude "
He added that article six, of the
Impeachment had mentioned the re
celpt of $30,000 by the governor with
out naming the donors and that coun
sel for the respondent had ample op
portunity to ask for a bill of particu-
"Thls," said Judge Cullen, they did
not do "
Schiff Money Causes Heated Arcju
Court adjourned for the noon recess
with Tekul6ky still on the stand.
l the outset of today's session the
Question whether the use which Gov
ernor William Sulzer made of the $2.
ofto given him by Jacob H Schiff con
stituted larceny, precipitated a heated
argument No final decision was ren;
dered bv the court. On Itfl determi
nation depends the question as to
whether the governor Is guilty of the
moat serious charge against him. in
the event that it should be shown in
every Instance that no restriction was
placed by the donors on the gifts oi
money received by Mr Sulzer during
his campaign.
Albany; N. V.. Sept 25-At tne
opening of today s session of the Sul
ber Impeachment trial Edgar T.
Bracket moved to strike from the
record the answer of Jacoo H Schiff
vetterday, In which the witness said
be did not Intend his $2500 gift to
Sulzer as "campaign expenses"
The Intent of the witness cannot
affect the Intent of the receiver of
the fund,' argued Mr Bracket!
Louis Marshall, of the Sulzer
counsel, argued against the motion
"This case should be considered,
he said "precisely the same as If we
were trying an indictment as If the
defendant had committed the crime
of larceny You cannot be made the
victim of a crime of larceny when
the giver places no restrictions on I
the gift he makes.
Schiff Answer Will Stand.
Presiding Judge Cullen refused to
strike out the answer.
Thomas M. Godwin; the paying tel
ler of the Farmers" Loan & Trust I
company, was then recalled.
He was first questioned by Attor
ney John B. Stanchfield, concerning
the instructions he had received from I
the attorney for the trust company
not to testify to signatures that had
not passed hrough he Instituion in
which he is employed.
Mr. Stanchfield handed the wit
ness a check of the Frank V. Strauss
company for $1000. The etieck was
endorsed "William Sulzer." At first
the witness was Inclined not to iden
tify the signature, but finally he an- ,
sw tred:
' I am of the opinion that it Is
the signature of William Sulzer "
Signatures Identified.
Godwin then yielded and Identified
the signatures on the two checks he
had declined to Identify yesterday
those of Abrnm Elkus for $500 and
the Lyman H. Spaulding check for
The witness then testified to cash
deposits totalling $14,400 made in
his institution by William Sulzer be
tween September 12. 1912, and his in
auguration, and was excused.
Abram Elkus then testified he had
known William Sulzer lor about 20
years. He Identified a copy of a
letter he had written Mr Sulzer on
October 4 In the latter Mr Elkus,
alter congratulating the govemor
elect on his nomination, said.
' 1 know congratulations are very
pleasant and very nice, out a cam
paign to be successfully conducted
requires something more man word
and so I am enclosing my check for
$500 to aid in the expenses of your
Sulzer Letter.
Mr. Stanchfield then produced the
governor's letter in reply It was
very brief. It thanked Mr Elkus
"many, many times." and said
"I appreciate every word you Bay
and all you have done."
'1 suppose," announced Mr
Stanchfield. "t did not escape your
notice rhat In the reply there was
no acknowledgenien' nf the receipt
Of the cherk""
Mr. Marshall objected
"Objection sustalued," ruled the
presiding judge.
Judges and Senators Wrangle.
i ross-examlned by Mr Marshall,
the witness quelred as to his in
tent in making the clft Mr Stanrh
field objected. This precipitated a
wrangle In which Judges and sen
ators joined
"I have grave doubts ' said Judge
Hiscock, "as to tbe admission of that
e . Ii ant e, but I have no onjectlon to
admitting it if we reserve the right
to decide the question at tne end of
Ihe trial "
Senator Brown objected that "one
lolatlon leads to another" and sug
gested that the vote be taken at
cice. .vir. .warsnaii 111011 wnnarow 1
Idg question Mr Stincnfleld ob
jected to the withdrawal and made
8 plea for Immediate decision
The wrangle finally was closed by
the presiding judge, wno said he
would look further into the law on
the matter before rendering a final
Mr Elkus was then eicused with
out having answered the question
j- nators in the rear and along the
side of the court room complained
repeatedly that they were unable to
heai the witnesses and questions of
Judge Cullen directed lhat the
witness stand should be moved near
er the main body of tho court In an
effort to make the witnesses testi
mony more readily heard.
Webh Floyd, president of the Mu
tuni Alliance Trust company who
took the stand after Mr Elkus had
1 een excused was questioned con
corning the account of Iouis A Sar
ccky, Governor Sulzer s campaign
Opened In August.
The account, the witness said, was
opened In August. 1012, with a de
posit of $435 Between October and
December :H the total deposits
amounted to $14,066 The balonce
on December 31. was $48?. One of
the deposits was the Schiff check of
Attorney Stanchfield announced
thai counsel for the managers had
tried unsUCOesSfullj to ?ocate Sar-ecky-
He thought that the gover
nor's counsel knew- where he was,
and he asked that Judge Herrlek In
1 form him as to the whereabouts of
Sarecky and of Frederick L Col
well No Effort to Find Sarecky.
"My Information Is thai the man
aperd made no effort to find Mr.
Sarecky." replied Herrick "He has
been In this city and has advertised
his whereabouts We expect to have
him here as a witness I do not
kiow of Mr Colwell's wnereabonts
hut we expect him also as a wit
Will you endeavor to nave them
here bv tomorrow or Monday0' ask
ed Mr Stanchfield
"On that I will confer w ith my as
sociates." replied Mr Herrick
Como. Italy, Sept 25 Among the
documents asked for lu connection
with the case of the young American.
Porter Charlton, awaiting trial here
on the charge of murdering his wife
at Luke Como three years ago. is the
Official certificate of his marriage to
Miss Mary Crittenden Scott of San
FranclfOO and all the official records
leferring to her.
Murderer of Schlansky Bears
Remarkable Likeness to
Man in San Francisco.
Claims Father Lives in Spo
kane, Not Richmond
Mystery Grows Deeper.
San Francisco. Sept. 25 There was
small doubt today in the minds of the
San Francisco detective bureau that
Joseph Ellis, the man sought bv the
police of Pittsburg, Ixiulsviile and In
dianapolis for a series of hotel rob
berles culminating last Monday night
in the murder Ht Indianapolis of
Joseph Schlansky, a second-hand
clothes dealer is now in the city jail
here booked as Fred Brokavv.
At the same time, It seemed to be
established thai . iough Ellis and Bro
kaw are the same person, the man
sought is not the man wanted in In
dianapolis The alleged murderer
bore a remarkable likeness to Ellis or
Brokaw a likeness so complete and
satisfying that a photograph of Bro
kaw sent out by the Pittsburg police
In clreular form, and which he admits
to be his portrait, has been positively
Identified by a woman who believed
shf- married him. aud a man who be
lieves himself to be his father The
father swooned and the woman tried
to commit suicide, when shown tho
f In: ular.
Brokaw Arrested on Day of Murd?r.
Yet Brokaw was arrested here on
the day the Indianapolis murder was
committed, and he is able to account
for his movements satisfa torily for
some time previous to his arrest.
Brokaw denies that he is Ellis, but
the evidence gives hi in the He He
admitted today that he was arrested
In Los Angeles. November L'b. IDO'.l.
The records of the Los Angeles police
foree show that on that date Joseph
Ellis, alias Fred Brokaw. alias Fred
Boley. alias R. White, was arrested.
"And the charge was obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses?' he was
"It was something about money,"
admitted Brokaw Yesterday he said
he was arrested in Los Angeles as a
deserter Then he was shown a dis
patch from Ios Angeles
Denies Ellis Alias.
" hv they 're crazy, ' he exclaimed
"I'm not Ellis 1 never used that alina
and my father is living In Spokane,
not Richmond. The only aliases 1
ever used began with the letter B
It the look up the register of the
hotel in Los Angeles where ' stayed
they'll find that I was registered there
under my right name as Brokaw, and
the newspaper clippings of that daie
will give mo mj rlsht uame, too."
Brokaw was arrested here on the
street He .vas living at one of the
most fashionable houses in the city,
and contracting bills which he had
no money to pay.
The Pittsburg police circular does
not give the name of the man robbed
in Pittsburg, supposedly by Brokaw.
or the date of the crime The police
here are anxious for these details iu
order that they may quiz Brokaw fur
Arrested In Washington.
Wa8hincton Sept 25. The police
here believe Brokaw Is the man ar
rested and convicted here last June
for obtaining monev under false pro
tenses. He was paroled on the plea
of Representative Johnson of Wasn
Ington. one of his victims, and let t
a6hlngton about luh I for Sentri
on transportation furnished by the
congressmun. He told people hero
that his father was superintendent oi
u sauitorlum on the Pacific coast. Thp
police here do not believe Brokaw
and Ellis are the same
Washington. Sept 25. On the hee!
of the Interstate commerce commis
sion's scathing denouncement of tb
New Haven road for the recent Wal
lingford wreck, in which It was held
that "man failure." beginning with lt.
Inch officials and ending with itu
trainmen was responsible for the ks
or twenty-one lives, sentiment in
congress rapidly began to crystalize
In a movement to take up the whole
subject of legislation for train safety
at the December session.
An etfi.n will be made to empower
the Interstate commerce commission
to deal with such thinga as steol curs
:md modern safet equipment
Commissioner Mr-Chord, vs ho has in
vestigated man) recenl wrecks, is
drafting s bin to place such power
with the commission Representative
Stevens of New Hampshire, chairman
Of S sub-committee of the Interstate
commerce committee, today began
bearings preliminary to the drafting
of a similar bill.
ELLIS' NAME Of i
Arrested in Los Angeles For
Obtaining Money Under
False Pretenses.
Detectives May Connect Him
Wtih Murder of Dia
mond Merchant. I K.
Los Angeles, Cal., Sept 25, Police
records examined today reveal ths
name of Joseph Ellis, the young man
wanted for the murder of Joseph
Schlansky. a clothing merchant in
Indianapolis. Ellis formerly lived iu
this city w-ith his father, a tailor.
The first record the police have of
Ellis was entered in November. 1$09.
when he was arrested on the charge
of having obtained money under fals
pretenses. Later he was identified
as a deserter from the United States
navv and was ordered sent to Mar
Island but escaped from a deputy
sheriff on the way.
It was reported that Ellis had gone"
east as a member of the track tea;u
representing the Los Angeles Y. If.
C A., but the phvsical director of that
institution denied that Ellis, at least
under his proper name, waB ever a
member of any athletic team.
Ellis, according to the police rec
crd, was 18 or 19 years old at the
time of his arrest. November 28,
His picture is in the rogue's gal
lery with the notation "Joseph Ellis,
ahas Pred Brokaw, alias Fred Boley,
alias R YVTilte "
Speaker Clark Besieged By
Members Eager to
Leave City.
Washington, Sept 25 Speakci
1 lark today told the house there wis
little prospect of an agreement be
tween the tariff conferees before Sat
urday The speaker was besieged ji
with Inquiries from members who
wished to leave the city, and got h.s
Information from the conferees.
The conferees today agreed on J3000
as the amount of Income of a single
man that shall be free from the In
come tax For a married man. the ex
emption will be $4000 with no further
exemption for children Only one ex
emption of $4000 will be allowed for a
family, even though the husband and
wife have separate incomes.
The conferees decided to put bur
laps In the free list: to leave grain
bags on the dutiable list and to re
duce the house rate of 20 per ceut 011
plain jute fabrics, bleached, to 10 per
The conference report will be mad
to the house Saturday, It is expected,
and 10 the senate Monday.
Few points remain to be settled, but
tbe preparation of the report will re
quire some time
Boston 1, Philadelphia 3.
Philadelphia. Sept. 25 (National)
First game:
Boston I 6 1 j
Philadelphia 363
Batteries Quinn and Rariden;
Chalmers and Dooin.
Game Postponed.
Western League: Des Motnes-Tope
ka game postponed: wet grounds.
Washington 5. New York 2.
New York. Sept. 25 (American )
Washington 5 12 1
Now York 2 4 2 1
Batteries Johnson and Ainsmith;
Ford Fisher and Sweeney
Chicago 7. Pittsburg 1.
Pittsburg, Sept. 25 ( National )
Chicago 7 2 2 j r
Pittsburg .'. . 1 6 u , j
Batteries Humphries and Arch
er; McQuillan, Cooper. Duffy and
Stmou. j Ai
Philadelphia, Sept 25 (National) j
Stcond came R. H. E 1
Boston ... J J
Ph'ladclphla t is -
Batteries Cochreham. Tyler and
Gowd Alexander. Breunan and
KllUfer, Dooln.
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