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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-09-29
ABOUT DUNCAN'S TWO MILLS
CONDITION IN THE UNION AND THE BUFFALO
COMPANIES

M August holm Visits the City of Union and Makes Care
' mqu'ry-Ihe Indebtedness of the Two Corporations
aggregates Two or Three Millions of Dollars and
is Closer to the Latter Than the Former Fia-
ure, but the Mills are Worth Four Millions
at Conservative Estimate 49, The
Losses in Cotton Amounted to
Half Million or MOre In
CURED for the Most Part
Since January !.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-09-29
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OF the Double Daily Passenger Trains,
Union, s. 6.
Train going North 900 q. m.
South IL :35 q. m.
North 2:35 p. m.
" South 1858 D. m.

These trains only make few min
utcs stop at Union, so that the hours
of arrival are practically the hours of
departure. Any change in this sched-
ule will be published in THE TIMES for
the benefit Of the public generally.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-09-29

Mr.. Duncan did not think that
cotton would go over 7 1-2 cents for
spot cotton between January 1 and
the first OF this season, and it was
because of his conviction that cotton
would range around this price that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25
PROTECT
OREGON
GAME
Salem Rod and Gun Club Form
Resolutions

At a meeting Of the Salem BOD ani
Gun Club Association, held Monday ev
ening at Salem, Oregon, the question
Of legislation to protect game in TIM
state was thoroughly discussed BY th'
large crowd Of hunters who were pres
ent at that time for that purpose. The
result was a series Of resolutions
adopted AZ follows without n dissent.
ing vote:
Resolved. That the Salem Rod and
Gun Club il opposed to running deer
with dogs; that il is in favor Of liE-
iting the killing Of ducks 20 20 by any
one person in one day, or so to any one
person in one week; that, in addition
to the fine for exceeding the Init,
there be imposed an extra fine Of s.
for the first bird killed above the limit.
so for the second, $50 for the third
go for the fourth and slO0 for the
fifth.
That the limit Of upland birds b
FIVE a day, with a graduated fns as IN
the case Of ducks, and that any Psrso1.
found with more than the linn, in his
possession at any one time be eozeln-
sively presumed 20 have exceeded the
limit; that no game whatever be sold-
and that railroad, express and trans
portation companies generally Be- for
hidden under penalty Of a heavy fss 20
transport or have in possession birds
OF any kind; that railroad and express
companies and other transportati0n
lines be forbidden 70 carry game q any /
kind outside of the state Of Oregon. |
and that there be a heavy fine izPosei
on any person who shall take gazs
killed within the state Of Oregoa 0ut
side Of the state.
Limiting the deer 10 Eve TO a1y oas
hunter during the season.
That license of sl for all hzatsrs
be collected by each county and the
license so collected form a fua8 Tor
the protection Of the game IN taAt
county; that each county aPp0iat
game warden Tor that county. 70 holl
Office during cool behavior OF untI bis
successor is appointed; that soaresi-
dent hunters pay . heeass q s35 FOR
huntiug birds and s35 f1r huuting deer.
That there be hsary penalties At
taehci in a3iiti1r 90 th- regular fne
for any pers-1- rsstllr11ts, hotels or
corporasl--s 60 tars Eze in cold
storage tt1i 1l,%i.tlf q 1u fnes 20 20
the lrf.rruts-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25
LOCAL ETyECsIAsM.
Or ozs Aui.s,z Eliuu People Grow
EiiTcnuHluI-l.

The uu-nusf t lagalr snthusiasn
"a IA, tnlirv'IHr m.i .,s,u . Almost daily
z-lI- 'srst iy ml1iu r,7rszion and 10
ca Huuu-aunsnuL l.sut V1at this citi
rta au'1 nt dscarvw lia sause Of the
niaaruiu uimvu-uI ~ gr1lse which
ti-srvl "a -ta v1.t, ~ -.llz's Kidney
IF-a
sianlh Mn1am1E su-ur residing on
-1-l- kuum,, is-vusa Hazel and
llla-st H-v'Hflt a. Nm Hl addition.
,'llil .'l.,un, mzvr -1aa's Kidney
Pas, gcluu-ut a. ~ s.one's drug
s'lrt Cd me- uaI i.t3 been both.
sss'i q llas "a tr yl.. a long time
E.iA fa-l -lrmgi NJ task and Kid.
naTA Airs 1av1rs gzske4 hard at
tirnalE aast u.IE "a. trouble was
i' q li,a--T rlusrt t-ln a strain. The
iarsfr.aaa ft .is EtlFFs usre annoy.
M 81 lsasa ana ftus-4 ne consider.
iass aisaur fn-sasnf E.f are I had taken
sac i'E ls 1aaa o kl.asy Pills the main
IA ng AasfE ti,i lrtsr STurtoms Of kid
iag t.'atss aSs pl.-4 away. l am
l'''''-'''. 'a rfian-usll is.a remedy 10
tcirrt
"'at fr p fsaa a loT by all deal.
're sufr'r A--azsa Co, BanalO, n.
-. Hias trtu1f tsr tas Ua.ted States
t''n'H a-r ns raa.- -D1an's-and
.sEs ia tcisr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25

AN ltFk saa- -t-Uts fifteenth
a1ter Ia aaur 70 .he memory
" e'n"rts Eat-rt b IN, sil b. siy.-
A t'r ,ar.Hst 4a4 s, tb- waldorf
F't 'anFa- sairf ii- aaspisos Of
i' aaf--rtfs Fstrraa camp n New
Nrh- A aant~r ~ Hfaa.p~at south
r' T-as'Ts E,l t~ hsas4 aud after
30 .aar iA-rs ril DO .aariss in tl.
tsraF raFv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25
Murphy Against Atsell

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 25r-Tommy
Murphy, tho New York banfamwcight
and Abe Attell. Of san Francisco in
n six-round bout Is the mnguet that
will draw the sport loving public to the
National Athletic club tonight Mur-
ply IL regarded ~ ono Of the best
fighters Of his class, bot he will have TO
work fast and furiopsly 20 make any
hoadway against the Californian. Both
men are trained 10 the minute and the
bout is expected 10 be- ono Of the best
seen hcrcabouts in "A long time
Trial Of Another Cruiser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25

We can read about everything, but
busy people enjoy hearing poem read
bv some one who understands it, Go to
ParsifaL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25
WANTED.

Wanted.-ss to $12 weekly easii'
earned by either sex knitting seam,
less hosiery for the western market et
our improved family machine with
ribbing attachment furnished WORTH
families who do not own a machine.
on easy payment plan; write at once
for full particulars and commence
making money; no experience re-
opired. United States Wo9len Co.,
Detroit, Mich. II-o.IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25

a fatH'af nsrEr.ss party nav b
rasn ta Faar uaua-a arl Uv., =,
aE-aE n@tsaas wAitA yin r,li.y.
.ls-F Pan taa tlasuufsrt via p-
Aaxs Nsw La Pila rhsv A.. ,
nr'i s'a.'erf-i f'assY. asrdlsx nr,
'''.af aat sass, o. as.ilsas. lirris~-
''.i 'saati 1stiaps 11e. SIC. PER-,
trHx Fass
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25

mored cruiser Maryland is to have her
official speed trial over the Cape Ann
course today. Among nA- officers
there is much interest in the perform
ance, as it is thought an attempt may
be made 10 excel the record for her
type Of warships. The Maryland's s con
tract calls for an average speed Of %
knots per hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25

Salem Iron Works-Founders ma
lists and blacksmiths. ManufaetI
of all kinds Of sawmill mach
Hop and fruit drying stoves.
Manufacturers of the o. X. GruI
Shand & Marcus. 1921
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25
Forced 10 starya

Il. +. Leek, Of Concord, KY, says:
"For 20 years 1 suffered agonies with
sore on my upper lip 80 painful
sometimes that could not eat. After
vainly trying everything else cured
II with Bueklen's Arnica Salve." It's
great for burns, cuts and wounds. At
J. @. Perry's drug store; only 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25

HUE Wing Sang Co.--Aii kind;
heavy wrappers and underwear
kinds of skirts now on sale at
Phone Black 2155, Court street
lem, Or. Id
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25
CLASSIFIED

19OOwasher-on thirty days trial
not satisfactory, no charge.
best washer on the market. Cal
see ii. Steiner & Berger. 1870
street. IA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25

"S~ Ss. Lodging House - Evo,-,;-,---
a. H,Sis. SisAn and comfortable ~ Saiae
AAia ssTA 's'Of' Phone
6Q-te
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25

Trial Of Another Cruiser.
New York, Jan. 25--The new ar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-25
Dr. @, ], KOrineI

san So oAStO-Public = training stable a.
-. t'.'o 81, i'lF Grounds. Horses trained
.o' road or track purposes. ssti.,0. salnsa
guaranteed Prices reasonable
,, l2.l-sm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17

ficials of this port, proceeded on board
the Kamakaru to the wharf where two
steam launches were received by the
guard OF so police and several officers
and gendarmes The Russian general
was attired In a gray military over
coat and wore his sword He looked
well and walked with stately step
Preceded by a few police officers and
followed by his retinue. General Sto
essels slowly wendell his way up the
hill to a prettlly situated bungalow on
Inasa II IN, where he will be quar-
tered, Half way there some dozens
of Russian officers finding that theli
late chief was arriving, ranged ~
Inasa Hill. where he viii be quar-
spectful silence. The party then en-,
tered the house. The closing ACT OF
the great drama caused a feeling OF
sadness which was not dispelled by
the glorious weather, beautiful sur
roundings and kind reception accorded
TO the Russians by the Japanese.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
Freneh Are Criticised.

Toxic. Jan 14-Noon. 1.-THE French
are sharply criticised for permitting
the ships OF the second Pacific squad
ron OF the Russian navy 20 make o
prolonged stay at Madagascar. The
'Asahl today says.
1T IS not longer possible to over
look the French non-neufraiity ne,
her disregard for the obligations oi
neutral nation Coailng the ships
Of the second Pacific squadron 10
French ports has eliminated IN allow.
ing Rear Admiral Roies,yensky to re-
main for II days awaiting reinforce
monts and Ia the use OF the AIadagas
car as a base Of operations against the
Japanese fleet, now reported in the In.
dian ocean.
Such action Is less than hostile
and - France Is sincere IN her prom
Uses OF strict neutrality, the ships OF
the second Pacific squadron ought
long ago 10 have been sent away Of
disarmed.
Further temporlzIng for The pur
pose Of rendering assistance 70 Rus
sian vessels must be considered a se
rious breach Of neutrality
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
DESIRES TO END STRIKE.
10 End or 70 Continue Textile Trouble
In Hands az COMMITTEES.

70 End or 70 Continue Textile Trouble
In Hands Of COMMITTEES.
Boston, Jan lG.--A conference was
held today AZ the Office OF Governor
Douglass al the state houfe between
a committee of the cotton goods man
ufacturers OF Fail River and rcprefon
tatlves Of the operative. who have
been on strike for nearly siS mouths
m emeetlng was held az The in
stance OF Governor Douglas, who Is De-
slrous Of bringing abort a settlement
of the trouble
The Textile Unions OF Fal River
last night voted 10 give q COMMITTEES
from the ullons fuil power 20 act 10
the matter OF ending or continuing
the strike and the Manufacturers a.
soclauou also delegated 90 commit
tee 20 act authoritailyoiyy f0r them 10
6xine the terms for q settlement
Thee committee met in thf gov
ernors once today The conference
was private
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
eey Kills His sister

Mobile. Ala Jan ie- sdeiine Cam
bre aged vas killed yesterday bear
naFbcro postoa.ce Peru county bg
her i2ycaroid brother Tao l0y and
tno sisters Ecfe pialaE in q room
with d shoiEaa when Inc hos threat
cued 10 shoot the gfs One ran D.
hius TIE door and IRE other iumpea
10 oa zoe bed Tle Boz q b Eala
sred po'ai hlans al ~ iaue fcar
iug aaaY oae s.se of ihe nun Hs
O. 81 tngz the gun eas loaded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
I.nanese Route RussIans.

Toxic. Jan. if-i:4o a. m.-Addt
tional reports from the Japanese army
beadquarters state that the Russian
cavalry which was defeated iu the
uolrhborho0d Of yin Kow wednesday
end rctreatod 90 disofdcrly copdldon
20 North TakaOkau eouth az Sew
Chwaur leaving s. KILLED and wound
ed behind Nsuy abandoned ibea
arm and accouiromeRt 10 their a.sht
& IS believed 0ai the Russian cas
neties exec lel goo The japanose
faafed ere Russians near Neu
Ianars Friday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
Mo FoR REFUaEE IEws.
jewish Citizens Of Chicago Take steps
to Aald countrymen.

~ FNtANA kNNNAht ANtNhH
Chicago. Jan l6, Jewish citizens OF
Chicago are taking steps to give aid
70 and and homes FOR the hundreds
Of Jews who have fed from Russia "a
escape service IN the army of the
car, and are now nockiug TO Chicago
In everlnoreasng numbers
In order TO facilitate ana systema.
TIE the work of succorlng tho refu'
gee an organization known as the
Jewish Agrlonlturlsts' Ala Society has
been formed and Or A. r Levy, pas
tor of the congregation BNol Abra'
ham Is corresponding secretary and
manager The society mas undertak.
on on large scale the scheme of col
onlzation of these refugees on the fer
tile lands OF the middle western states,
Adolph Loeb Is the president OF the
society. Out OF Cos loan fund tho so
clety had advanced money 20 Jews
Wiling to establish themselves as
farmers The smount rent has va.
rled from 5000 70 $1,000 With thls
money the Jews purchase farms OF
rent Is paid FOR them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
80. 80. b.. 3 pr..La.nl.

washington Jan if.-- Members Of 4
Allegation ifom tbe lImmsfe|ai bod.e.
of Dallas Tex Wefa introduced %
ne pfesidenf to8sy " co.one' W O.
steileit Tley st,sadel % no pre
lasci q cordial lnHaaou 90 nal pal
ias. When 81 shall maEs be eenfem
sIafsa rip o. ssn Aaian.e fo attend
fhe reunIon az ~Rmr hfen Toe
pres feni eonid give ng eedHfe re-
spouse 81 ihe ieula' 81 buf pfamlaol
% r1nfffef "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
sourA DIseaIMINArED AoAINsr
Sc says Tlllmsn In Regard to sseur
ina Pensions.


Washington, Jan, l6--At the
milton OF Mr. Platt Of New Vol ht
senate took up consideration the
bill amending the law goverI the
distribution OF public documf but
on objection OF Mr., Spooner. said
he desired to examine the n lure, Il
was Temporarily laid aside
Mr. Spooner withdrew NJ biectior
TO the printing bill, and # passed
It regulates the dIstributld of private
bills In congress,
In connection with the tonsidewtior
OF the bin granting pension to the
families Of the members Of the Indian
police. who were killed In 1880 10 the
capture OF Sitting Bull. Mr. Tlllmar
made the claim that the Indian police
are on the same footing as the Phil
lippine constabulary.
He said that he had made an eif0ri
to get a pension for the family Of &
South CarolinIan who was a mombei
Of the Philippine force aud who was
killed while on duty there. He con
tended that there had been discrimin
alton because his constituents were
from the south Mr. McCumbcr. IN
critlcising the bil, said such was no.
the case
"The senator sees it that way. Hs
don't want to see Il any other way
said Mr. Tfllman Mr. McCumber pro
tested that be was willing 70 be guild
ed by the facts to which Nh Tlllmah
responded that be disputed the son
ators Interpretation OF the facts"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
- rhanEa oermanH.

Rcriin. Jan 1.-THE Japaucse gov
lnment taking coguiaauee 90 an im
rrossioa ttat Gefmany has nol %
errcd rrlct neutrality has sent ipr
nj dlspailh OF thanks % ihe Gnmas
eoycrume1t ii cKpreel Che coaue
f.on THAI 0emaHy taa fu.aNca hei
Gu.y al a neutrai Eorsrnnrni iaroasa
ou, he var and especially apfHi
ale rerrrt cree.f ID the Nar Pose
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
-. 49, Il 49,.

EeW York lan 20 WITH The no
moyal 81 considerable Quanlit d.
Der cargo tho steamer Indus agfoand
on Fife Island haf nday rested 1n 90
aiunti even teei The wreker o.
llefcd mofr SOS sea- 4 Fo0i elance
rs save lhe frisol if ihg weather con-
tlnum fafouhie Tha Hofk 81 ra
movies haf cafso oi sagaf continued
allhom cessation llariif moro thap
half a mile from here me udus ilei
fbf urfrt ~ ihe blr sieamsf Dfamti
nef s. Nnk'ne laeif bui etoa1By ID
Ihn ana
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
OlscoveRs CURE FOR CANCER.
Reward Premises TO ae Given &c
Years of Search.

Reward PREMISES 70 Sc gwen &c
Years Ct Search.
Bunsio, 81 ~ Jan lG seientlats
who. since 1899, have been studying
cancer al tic Graldock Pathological
laboratory of me University OF i1f.
falo, under The PATRONAGE Of The state
OF New York. are statel 10 De prepar
ing a repnr, which indicates lhat they
are nearing tpo solution Of great
problem
According % Wcn who have taken
part Ia the work u has beea proved
that cancer is q parasitic disease. in.
fectlnus So tyne st hrs been trau4
planted and reproduced IN q perfectly
healthy animal that thc production
has been tuo cEncer us it exists lu
TIE human and ihal one disease m All
lmals has been cured by The admins
stgatlou 90 b serum prepared lu thC
laboratory What emalns nos 5 thr
application Of me results OF animal oS
perlmrniauon rs the cure OF che ais
ease that exists % humaa bn.ns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
MINERS ARRANGING
FOR BIG MEETING
Preparing For Giant Struggle
With Mine Owners,
Mvsr asoooNlzs THg UNION

Plans TO Put Organization on War
Footing and viii Provide a Treas
ury Fund Of stOOo,OOO-Wut Not in.
terfere win Wage scale This Year.
indianapolis Jan, l6 Miners OF the
bltumlnous and anthracite districts are
arranging for their national convention
which win begin Monday morning
on account Of the 2year agreement,
no Joint meeting With operators Will
be held this year to Ok scale. Scale
matters IN several districts viii come
up for consideration however. lnolud
ing the central Pennsylvania district
which has but a one year contract
eSplrnlg IN April
Il Is anticipated that precautionary
preparations for another great strag
gle between Nhe anthracite coal oper
ators aud the unltcd Mine Workers
viii be laid The convention VIII de
vote a part OF ts time 10 planning for
war footing ior the organization so
that @ VIII be able 10 meet the Dc
mands az the the anthracite operators
on April /, 1896 The miners want;
1 Recognition Of The union.
g A joint contract, aucb oe le now
existing Ia the principal btumlnous
districts covering at least year
8. The addition OF the chock-oR sys
tom by me anthracite companies by
which they, as the blnmlnoua opera
tors now do. viii collect the union dues
at the mine
The plans 10 put tho organization on
IA war footing provide fog fUll $1,000
900 treasury fund thorough ofEanl
zatlon ln the anthracite districts and
pltlng Of the hltumin0us operators
of western Tennessee. Ohio, Iowa, illi
uol. lndlaun, West YlreIRlaa MARY
land. aicmKEn and sic toain aud west
against the anthracite operators,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17

Prominent physelao o. Durham. N. C..
Takes ria lie.

Prominent Physician o. Durham. N. G.,
Takee Hls lie,
Charlotte N c. tan iG pr Albert
g Cutr one Of ihe Mos fpmlneat
phy lcans Ia Durham cpmmlsted aui,
eide yesterday morning by shooting
himsell through the head
~ Carr had been m failing hoaiih
iof several months and durIng che last
few days bad been aBaarlne from In.
aomnla ITO vas active ln bis prac
rice. however. aatl Use evening before
be retired
Df Carr was 50 years old and was
brother Of General Julian = Carr
one of ihe eealth0esi men IN NORTH
Caiollqa go carried about lb00oe
insurance on his NE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
TO ksEp pLATr FaoM scar.

Declared Ne subvsris Interest Of the
People
New York, Jan. 10 AZ The meeting
of the Postal Progress League iu
Cooper unlou Chairmru Post Of liai'
ue CreoE. Mich.. said ie had prepared
and will aak ibe Uf'ted States ga.
preme court for rrriainlug order
10 prevent Senator Thomas q P'ait
from taking hia feat
lie said be would axe This sciion
on iht ground that snai0r Piatt ub
vern the Interests % Chr people he
has Sworn 10 represent ln the lniefest
Of a corporation be reallY repfosenia
The matter relates B. the parcela post
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17

Camilla Ga Dan ie Whitley Wii
lifoEf ess hanged n tho lail hers
YESTERDAY 90 lhe mnrdef 81 Harmon
WfF AFTER ne state prls9n temmia
sion haa refused t0 recommend a con
mutation 0i lhe sentence a small
eroad o. spectators sllAened tbs ep
sfH.on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17

C1uubg Ga jon ig col0ny
% bnluff ta taEea p0sion %
an lsland 8 ahs afeF abOn 3 mile
ab0fs CoHmbnt ana fhE iae .yiHs
foekg bt 81 had Ia fhe midat OF tba
waters ~ tLf ChauahGoehee has beea
lHbbea Hulrarif BLAND {. ls EST
mated maf fhc colony numbers b me
ne'gftorho6i ~ foo91
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
oAsseoina PALACE or PEACE

Military 0fsunda Near the Bosch Ha'
reen Selected as cite.
Tho Hague ian 20 Tic severn
ment OF The Neihorlapda aas anlny
solicited tho pituitary parade ground.
near Csc raach a lbe 500 for 49,
drcv Cawps.e m.nca % Peace The
selection mufi Dee APPROVED by ths
staies general
The nosch tol w0oil is e parh near
81 3 miles iong a ahorl distance Oh
" iho Hague e abouudl On forrest
trees which ave allowed 10 gr0w uu
clipped At tht ead 81 che uafk d the
paiace known as iho Hnis Ton Bosch
CHE house % lhe woodl bulli IH lGtI
V contains maty ED aud valuable
paintnst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
~ on eAenglona.

Such 3 nlil Has bteH introduces In
the Tcnnssees Legislature.
Nathyilie Tenn Jan no.. % the
lower hpaae 90 Jhe state leelaiaiafe
81 nawis has introduced a bal go sH.
coumgs malnmony aud lo pfpm0ie
the strenuous NE"
he proposes 10 tax a.l bachelors ~
ter they reach ihe age ~ 81 years.
and 20 increase ihf a. a. lhey grow
Older Helaef8 81 anf 30 years ~
aae ibe proposed aguanl iat o go.
81 10 80 yesr 90 eco ss io 20 years
old. $50 forty No 30 gear oid. 1926
Oyel co yosga 30 cas- laposea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-17
lJAPS HAVE HAD
BETTER OF WAR
Newspaper Reviews Frankly AID
NIT Japanese Victory.
DONE WELL NOT WELL ENOUGH

No Longer Rely Upon international
q Diplomacy, but Take steps for own
q Protection
st. Petersburg Jan 16.--New yeal
reviews by the various newspapers al
init frankly that the Japanese have
had the = liter Of the war so far, but
the whole tone Of the press is summed
up in the following statement in the
Russ
"Tbousa l have done well. but not
we'll enough"
They have entrenched themselves
ID Korea as though they were ut home
aDd have captured Port Arthur, and
made conquest Of most Of southern
Manchuria, but are face TO face with
j Russian army OF equal numbers, and
hey are checked, The new year viii
ahow the Russian flag raised again
Along the borders by warm weather
The NoYoe Vremya alone comments
aQ the Russian note to the powers re
sRfding Chinese neutrality, and says
the keenest diplomacy win have TO be
Exercised In this matter. China can
not or win not preserve neutrality
and Russia has been confronted time
and again, the articles says, by the
way in which Wei Hal Wei and Che
Foo have leen used as Japanese
bases. In conclusion the novel No
voc Vremya says It Is a situation
wherein Russia must no longer rely
upon international diplomacy but
must take steps, for her own protec
ton.