Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
MINISTER'S At
SWORDS POINTS
,.I,t,r, Between Russian EdD''-
'''' ,I.,,I Authorities Strained
r,NyorrsEY TO STUDENTS
.., 10 be conservative Now
ASS '' critical Time-Fln-
land Gold Boo"'

..,,,yr Dec. 5.--(correspond
81 fs" .a Associated Press)'-Ex"
ence o. y trained relations exist pe-
ce'dI"s Ministers sipIgun, of the inter-
tween "r y.nronsky. Of education. The
l'r any, ,,0n If yanuoftsky wasannounc-
reslsH'' n,ro december 4, but, AZ the
60 l'V'" .o,sst he viii remain In Office
car now wear. The students, re-
unu' ~ ,ne Imposslblllty of continual
a'l''"s anoospg policies in the two
uoD ,.. asks # 1t is possible to ex-
p'u'' MAI the partly educated youths
p '.,, enioy liberty Of organization ana
quo" ...,or when educated adults are
u' ''.'sNe5-reegated from the capital
~ ,,or one to three years on even
=" ,,roA with more severe treatment
lIta, r,aetlng IN private houses 10 dls-
rlul ',,, ,he conflict between the
eus s.n n0 and The authorities could be
sV uensd The students are scarcely
., a any Mains to conceal the political
~ ., "" ~ their movements and are
n 'N',,oal IN the first place whether the
sAep,Sd reforms wlll be lntroduced'
pvIpndlv If Introduced whether they
' NSyI amount to anything, Meantime,
S s vannonskyis continuing his EFFORTS
v ~ potajn the confidence Of the students
y, ~ ' ,bS intentions Of the government.
y, ". vIdted the 81. Petersburg un'Yor'
nv nS l"st night and pleaded significant
i, SV ,or GOOD behavior letting " be IN.
,. ~. that the time was critical and
%ot much would depend upon the con-
S"ct of the students themselves. lie
o oSorad university organization for one
w v,or,h as trivial experiment He
sslg me students might meet him
seraraioly and that they might also
torm various kinds Of societies and as
socotions for scientific and social pur-
noses hut always with the supervision
Of some professor.
M Anton Radzlg a statlstician ana
economist Of high standing, has taken
a strong stand against chauvlnlstle
commercial policy. In published let
,sr Ne saws the tariff difficulties with
the United States have brought Russia
considerable Disadvantage with no
concentrating advantages.
Referring to Germany Mr., Radzig
saws she is very foolish to raise her
bread tariff, because German agrlcul-
tursts are unable TO supply all the
demands Of the German population for
foodstufs. He anticipated that the
principal result Of high German tar
In win be a general rise in prices,
which the consumer will have 10 pay,
What Russia needs Is not higher but
better duties and a commercial war
would be the worst possible invest
ment for the country
A metallurgIcal congress now sitting
at Rharkof, has petitloncd for the free
Importation Of pitch used In manufac-
turing coal brlckettes, This pitch
comes from the South Atlantic states.
Portions Of Finland are haV-
Ing gold boom gold having been dis
covered al Gutenberg. A member Of
the meteorological board has recon-
mendel the adoption OF American
methods Of distribution and utilization
o. the reports In the Russian bureau.
The metallurgcal congress Is con-
tlnulng Its efforts to establish coal and
iron syndlcates,