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The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Hungarian Ambassador ard Nine. HenSe:.
nu!i.s had bowed before the President
Ms. H.nSei,nuiier si..I.d hack a pace
! He tner presented. as DID the other Am.
! eassado:s. Lhe neI.te:s o: his sIaR per-
sonaiy TO the President This vas an
/ b. Colonel Hru:nXem. AMI which has been
! Dp'C.ed .y Secretary Root. Il has always
seen th- custom 81 other capitals for the
seat PERSONALLY i':e members % his STAT.
a rev rat!o:: made :;s APPEARANCE a;
the Waite House today. tas, o: NORWAY.
Il irai.-s. 81. G. :iauxe AMI sor the mrs,
line Mr.. Grip Was to-day announce1
:nsr.!y ss cEe Minister from Sweden
DuEAED's GCRGEcCS UNIFORM
Tie mos, S"rseors;y ar.ayed .An.bassa-
:s N. alter ego .: King Edward. typ.fed
n RS ieTS,E i..- achievements and splea.
'"r Of ;he British Empire. TIE gold braid,
! tie gold chains ann ether iy,.pea;m.-ta II
ii.s official anif".in. ne, to r,-.l;.on tire
! tTu. ln:-.s sTor; cf Ma!t. sa,i:: r:H.oa
on his shoulders. r,us: nave been . bur
1-., even = A. strong shoulders
! TIE f'-e:aer. vor, sl.rahcrs. p,.: r.p-
I.:--;:;aIiye oi his ,.-r.:'a: tc-rian.r
IL. ,est>. co:np!er-iy cock.i ou: IN m"
unii",n. 81 Aa.-.r o. he Im~riai
f:es!.. ant. attracted less attention thar
- si.!a;';;.o2s;y scd!z.n.i British Am
AZ the Ambassadors cam. che so:a-
,c--Gitrhe.: l.!s'!aos II IN" Surre-'e Corr:
!.'s hr chief Justice Fuller .e q. tn.
itY.s!nG Iai-e n:us-act. -f.r-h - I'll
=a:rs; t.G, -...l precedent T..y Mere fol
.N-f 5r SP"c..! rar.-cn an! the ae-l-
neEs "f congress. bcrn S.ag.ors sui Pep
'"i-n'it!ves. r::Eovt regard tc wh.:f:er
TIE: we're members ~. ore chamber or III /.
q; Ter.
l. wac tho Arrcv m! Navy which cor
::isut.d r,.-s' 70 he dis1!.: Of coil braid
and manly r!ig li-:ui-. ii:ai.al Dewey
The Only ma" who '.as ever y.n a yic-aT.
with i.H.-.ro.-i sh.i-s f'SEtin: acAinsi
i.i-s and Ian. fcr.i.irIGi. ris %! .se na,y
M Lieutenant Ge-eGal caaT.s per
formed s.::'is se:"i-o for the very la,s.
CO E'tnscnt from !ha army.
VIII. IL -as IN. fr".!!..-'s reception
E"pr". NATIVE Si-hoias Lo-x xvn-,h and
Ais Alice Hrossy.ii Wy. r.aiIy- tn. c.--
raj :rures n -. They came down :.C-.
tie ,iI.ns- roons ;:nn,..'iaf~ir sh-a! q; .h.
President and Ms R,s..ve!: Mis- poos.-
I.sU-Nur;h
After the a-cl:' and asyy officers hai
Iasse'. Through th- receiving pom ,hcy
wen: our in'" al. cas-, room. wt.r. ;hcy
re IN" center ~ Srau'. ~ s-a'.s,n-'i.
"iTi"'Dd:S AMI soldiers. Miss Ai!s- vaS
dressed IN fuzzy gown 9. what had bee
given The name ~ .'.,'i.. blue" w;:h 4,
big cors>is" houg1e, or rs-" "-r.ii.s 81,
i.srETcrti VAS dressed IN sober Quake
Sray: such rs he wears a: the sessions o:
th. House.
Another figure tha. va. .he -o,.e- y.
a group Was that ~ Secretary Ta:; WHO
MAS tie tn.i.est of men. Ge oSr!l'at.' ho-
'r""H the I'D room. where fh. I'r.si,I.r,
receive his gusts. AMI the east room
w..,-e ryhviv met o!- else an.
mad III. warns. greetings for eyeryto,y
AZ o'clock tie reception Of citizens
took place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
ILLINOIS GUARD OFFICERS
CALL ON GOVERNOR DENEEN
ETTEI.Ir SPE"TAI.

Springfield. Ill. Jan. l-ONicers o. IN.
i.,!nci, National Guard ms'.' -h.i- annual
cali fa the Executive Mansion a, II
O'Clock 'ais .uuri i!r aad we. c-.e.e..
Sy Governor an: Ms. Caa.Ie, : l.nce'.
Ine visit was s!nry 4 social o,. and
IN addresses Mere delivered either By Co
'-rcf Den..n or representa- os IN.
militia.
'f.ic.rs were en."-:ainei a: luncheon a,
~. Leland by Colonel Henry Davis ard
ioEnrnor p"ne":. WAS ,h- guest OF ., ,,nr
r'i.ce!s cf tie e ard from Y ri. ,. pa
~ fi' STATE h-ga:: 10 a-.iv. l.. Spr lYgr"!G
on early trains. and 4. i"..3' O'Clock they
Is. i:i..H, - ~. o~eN~ o. Si,:,art Cen
c.a. Sc'tt ia i..e S.at.hoI!..'
TIE representation from .iIe various
commands MAS larger than las y.,r an:
-" "S!c.-s rll'cl..I IL a bod, 10 ~. Ex-
."uity- Mansion. whe-. they w.r- m.
hv Inrcrrc: AID Mrs Den..n.
A s'".a! na.f hou: 'ni eve. -. r..,e-,-
t'"r. s.Hl the mansion WAS ,.ronr a, a.
:" 'n- "o'I::nia:.rS officers Tn. .,e-o-.-
''"i4S were IN k.-rirs wi.h '.a to.,t:..
season. consisting OF hol;:. u.:s,l TO-. :.r..s
ard cut flowers
AZ !. Cci 80 Gunrt.Sn!.r .ra-rH.L
:" ;hr Leland IN company WITH l;nyer,.r
I'"f""r. where lunca.u,, vI- Soy d
AaiE ~ 'hs I:'iT"r~ r. ,!asd in So. =
fed - a''"-! In" annual ..-aT,-i u Ciy-.r
- Governor s:.1 Ir,. I---.:. IN =. -
"fn" n O.: Wi il al sac o:.ic.r, ana
Niliig c.';-S-s were received.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
ALMOST LIKE WILLIAM TELL
Territory Youngsters Reproduce
Legend With Serious Results.
REL" ni.Icsy.rorTaI.

REI'' II.It' ST'f9TNf.
Tuisi ! I. Jan santa Claus VI. un-
Gini :" :" it"r Winters, ID year. oI1. am!
xa.~ picture book. with the -'o-- az
villain Tell. and a bow anI arrow:
This was VIC raus. ur much 'To-h's
ana Master E:fi" - i-il.rsI 80 THAT ~.
VII have a scar FOR ~.
The. rad tn" pictures. got an ar, q
and won't 20 ths harm ah"r. IN" story w.s
fep!1'!.-r'.. nT3lg Hai;c- Irl.sr.,I ,.t- an. L.
an: ~trl.ck E.!i,. In ih~ hand viz. ~.
shhri arrow. piercing IN. TH.uI.,sY through
ard making psir!ful and ugly wound
Tn" Toy ~as =nirk"d. tho hook burned
Afif the t-,~ ana AFRO. vlt away with -.
c.oth"- and II" moth balls. The scrit.c::t
occurred sunday AT ;ha horn. cS W. T
'ro:. :ne injured b"y's father.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

the ISR;s.a'ur. 20 watch the opening n:
threatened attacks on their private i!.-
'eT.~is by those ahose SOS motive IL "a
40 Iesisisiiom win reach ,h,. situation.
tn. sole r.in":v fgr IL LEE IN the who:r-
some contempt which all members o: 'h.
'h"s. who Gai" 20 engage IN ;his
J-rI.ic!"us prac'ice soak o: This evil
because II Is urged % an excuse Tor IN"
lobby. and ,h.r" ought not 20 D. any
excuse for the lobby.
TAXATION.
The people cf ohio have come N ~
gar': n the,- State policy system u.
Taxation which relieves real AMI personal
I'"i-rty FROM III. .n'ir. burden u the
Stats esp.ndiiures other than FOR .'!u-
'h" homes AID farms q? The people from,
taxation FOR S'A'. pnry"..s and ia piac.
.,, -. n:,s'n 80" ~ ',a." ~, s, Who .n',y sp.c:ai
ard lust AMI should not %. Iis.urh.-f 7,
should 10 carried s;iIi farther 80 .ha.
ultimate no FAX whatever - imposed or
r.al or personal property :"r any State
FAvoRs PRIMARIES.
4 an sa.n"st!y IN favor Of the nom:-
ra;'o, cf all county. municipal and o'h.r
..y- ,aa, conv.n;'ons ror .ucn pu-po.. /.
sso':ld b" abolished ard cha, al a.pirants
FOR ONCE should have an s9u.I opportunity
% b. nominated by lire. vote u ,he
y"pi.". There - no s,!nf~c' n which tho
i-op'" al. more .:taiIs interested than
~. Soc1 government ~ their rnur;ci; al
corporations
faa: rhs-e should Re healthy c,ol'.!-
cai a4vanesn.-r; ard reform IL. car -s,-
.-s and va I,s~. IL q matter oi general
.n'eress ana :nsis'ens t~MaaS
The rvmh~r 20 Once. provided 20.
:he s,nails- municipalities should oe re-
4.cef t." merit sy<'~rn shoI.d =. ~x-
.e-:ei :. sii fspaY;re1ts or ,ns ritz
eov-rnmsas The business oe a municipal
corporation should ~ managed tk. that
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
CHORUS DEMANDS INCREASE.
Director COnricd Refuses to
Krc0gniz. the Union.

y Now YarI. Jan. IA Delegation. from
" stS Scfrn y-nil'sn t'y'"Tr- IL -rt.-5' CiG, f'l<
% called Oh Director tu.lEi.I r"-ds. aII
mad" q i-Iiaui :.r a.. immediate Ia
cre.as. OF Tie wss.s e.. I..- chorus
Ar. 'ofsf'-G refused g. g.s-r.l!z~ me-
b"rH Of IA. chorus ~ t---tsasluS Z. am
G:l:or ana Insisted 'ta. Nv ne"r t4ril.l.
~ iESi.i6 al contracts mate Win ~.
nlaEa.-taenE H.. ;r.-t them hua. .srr
that i they yi'as"t them -rly~. To keep
their contracts t- wus.i cons der .nai
could b. ,..u" to Improve their tas.tl, q.
~" announced nat sgy member - ~.
chorus Nhn trBk- III ~ i~T contra;
~'g,i not 2" re- .s.-si Tho delegation
sannarc"t that II U.gf fai--r ms .
. meeting q ihs ls-p! union - morrow.
and abide ~ ~. decision
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
W0nlAN's HUMANE SOCIETY
BREAKS FORMER RECORDS.


NJ wo1an'. Human. Society, os which
MI. :. q Cotnssock - sr. silent. hnS
ScDosd it, annaa. report. which shows
that the work % a.. society has .,... y
much greater thai. ;ha; o: :orn.-, y.,lrs
Twenty Eight children urG.r - years
q ~ have h~ea provided xi;i homes
tos1sssn children have t~en taken from
0s0sose9 parents and placed :n homes:
tSo gu1s were rescued from q sc-,.A!Iel
oephAn hoSus sh" Eum. was closed ..e
0srb Wsre provided "i'h goo! homes ore
oeeo-mo:hef ~ah fined 81. Ia the Criminal
CDvrt Tor heating h.r I-year-oia stet-
enid: vho vas cant - ..!a;.yea
Jhf following complaints w.r. :r-~S.:-
Gsed by rs''o.r J. II. F:nneii. in b-,aIf
0f the 90cisty.
Batting or whiop:nx. ~: Overlooking.
-: over driving OF oS-rwo orIting. ~ .:.i.-
tn9 when ga!lea CT .,in. .2:. sh-lie-. a.
0r1S1nG ~hen dss"s~.l. -. general cruelty.
~: Offering diseased animal. FOR sac
y: ahand"n:nx an:aIais 20 die. :. warned
~: cases reported n; os'ic- "a. no, sub
ssa".: s,a:s..s: n", found. z: arrests: .;
=: animals ta."n from work. i.s. animals
Killed fsefne Ea:it sor further .s.. 81.
complaints serar:!nx rhi!rren :I.; :,urn-
Der OF children involved. .,a
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
NECRESS SNATCHEO PURSE7
George :cermann Declares Two
Men Helped Woman in Theft.

whiie !r negro saloon n; -" 1870 LIN
den street Yesterday morning. George
i..eynafsf. -. Ne. it!. Salisbury street WAS
robbed 90 a UurH~ "'n'a,'l!EH "a = Bill Tho
bDcks thssoR. he. says Was grabbed from
his hand ~ Eeairics Williams. vSgYaas.
wto. kssTrr.iin siyS. vas assisted k.y tWO
'.sxroes
TIE woman ~ScAi.~t. bI' was arrested
Afterwards b. fa'.r!fnnn Thomas Nc
s...C's. % 'h~ Fourth District. at
T>wsi''t arsI Morgan s.:'~ts. Two negroes.
one - waotu 4" employed a. a BARTENDER
~. 'Sc saloon. we've ayr ste,s at .hs same
;i-s. tuf - = we ,.lss-sd fer want ~
s-Idenrs 20 hoc them. The Williams Wom-
an J.. s"inx tssd s:.d "a warrant vii! fs- ai>-
iile., scy this morning she - - years old
Hr3 lives d, y" 23< Morgan street
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
MANY CALLERS RECEIVED BY
GOVERNOR AND MRS. DENEEN,
gEJBIIs. SrFrTAL

Sps.-S. III. J-- rov..,, a
Ms. 'a1r!.s p"r~-r lcfi C.a-. f0,-E.
a, ih- tsca4'.F- Mansion. ra-l.y T..
N-"n N" hours u AID o'clock :. y o.
a't' '.rccr she S'T-- o.ns~rs t-3 .,.I.
N.E"s assisted ia Receiving At ,se mar
Ms i~r"e5 a,so Vas asriS.rt n ye~.Iv
rs t1' LAZY callers Nv a large rff:-rs~- o..
."rs! society lcat@T. .h. ds-r-a-Ilr,s No
asfsr' r!at' 70 'EH '--caro-l. consisting a.
''si-4fsf" .Hs'cN-s r: .Ee~.re.r ,-t h0lI,
.He S-atr cf'S"rs an! ,hcir wives
s.s'"d IL r.es!viHs guests :.rs-S -. a..~-
noon - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
sslLEiE ELKS ENTERTAIN
GUESTS OF CENTRAL TEXAS,
EEI i'.i'- SFrrTsf.

-tci!' ~, t'N-. Jan The F.,Ss. re-cf.
i'H '"-"as md anElE! ,.cN Year's =.
- - M':- n" great -nC.ai event, AZ
Il" season f"r '.--rri Texas IN. h.r
''li.i was Z" ~. ell fox the crowd ar, -na
-f"t'-r ~. not '--;. before fi.1-.SL, a.
account - lie crush
-. go invited. -. Corl-i.s vA-~ .,.as.-.
''n' -Hh4, -. whom ver. 0-r- OF ,,w-
guess and IL" co'rl:'7i.t.s Was 'ax~,t -
%" I''s's. I" tsE" cf-" OF theT1. IN. de-
"rsricns e: IN hal. u... IN. nos, -,
raj" ever Undertaken n sEe .A..!c...
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
BRYAN. coRBIN AND iDE
RECEIVE IN MANILA

.AnHs. Is- .-B-i.,.sr. -e~~r.,ors re-.
t~it today ~ MAJOR Genera! Ca-h,- a,
AIS Governor !1s. 81 Brya1 rece,y.G
zti- tE~ >r.a-
AsGi7si'p s-' r1a-r c:h.- former r.
sGrx.rt c-'!cH-< a.-ert~.
'E "Wednesday NJ EEysr ~;ii s.ca-. e,-
CT--"-.i IrT5ia-. s:ir ~! s-.orua-y
ss "a. as P1-1e1
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
DINNER GIVEN IN ROME
70 LOYAL lfG!O. MEMBERS.

E-=,S 1s7 :-ii1S:s- y ; Nssf-.. -.-tr-
= s-sEr E-.--s 49, ,-t-H-af~z -
>Ns Yea - S-v4-- q -rrT ia sc-I-- . .
- - -ce-r = n. t.cyz- L<.sE- - =
&g-s- tse~ .-~--.FG .sr l-~l R--sH-.~T
ss~-srsi tF@,s-s. = G-s.S-ss Js.a A JsA--
s;s- s----s y at~- .s,.--5s Hsz-
Aezz;-2. I4sps=l g-f.tI--<f GENERAL RS
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
HERR|Ck STRONG
AGAINST LOBBY
Ohio Governor Tells Legislature
Corrupt Practice Must Stop
Primary Law Favored, and
BOsSism' Is Rebuked.

! Columbus. O.. Jan. 1.-The Seventy-sev.
eH'h a;si.rai AsS- aibly Of O.!o convened
! to-day. TIE house being orx.,uized W the
! Republicans. wno have six,y-two Votes.
! aS~..s; Lfty-ni..c :cr IT.. Democrats. AM
; t!.- senate b...x oixtItz.d BY the Demo
S:d's. Who have E!nsi~'n votes. counting
o!!- iAa spchient '>.nai"r Lamb os Lucas
County. who voted with tGeIn. against
e!en'..n for tt- republicans.
, Lieutenant Coysrnor Harding presided
In TIA. SENATE. II. Will b. succe...d a.
I:.s!'.-I!t Os S.e SeEats bv AHuXew l..
Harris the Republican Lieutenant Gov
e;n..r elect
A.! the Democratic caucus nominations
II the Senate anu ali the K.puo.iS an n.I.,i-
nations ia TIE HoUs.. we!. ratIii~,i without
Cpl us!tiUa.
S-v.Ia! attempts were made 10 organ ze
bots. tut all failed.
CaynIA Thompson Of Lawrence County
vas elected Speaker y; the House. and In
accepting IL. 'lpnnr declared that ecO.,o:Iy )
Vas 10 lie tn. watcawor':.
III TIE afternoon t!sr farewell message oS
Nsovs!no: 1;"TTiCk WAS read /; Was a
Nc,.HIinoIs d"cV!..n; ar. notable f.- its
strong G.cisia..oa against EI.:, III al! rs
forms
HEEHICK'S MESSAGE
The M.ssse. Il Governor H-frick 20 the
- . !s!a..:e Ma. ~. part. as :u!IoWs:
! must earnestly Tccuf,i:II.n.. tho .,s-,l-
!sh'.":t u! Lobby in ONO. ]; .s neither
y: the General Assembly from the people.
u - riga; a:.i PROV: iha. executive. and
Administrative. officers os ;a- STAT. who
al. tne servants Of t.e y-oiI. should
k'rs III CLOS. touch with th. member, %:
the legislature. In --I-. fo aOc.ytai,, md
carry out shs.r wishes u Is necessary ana
d"sir.t.. that tao public "a: large. OF any
s!'lI"ns VINO ar" specially .:t-Tes e,i .r:
SOM subject q: legislation should have
'... Opportunity :" aiI.af t~'c,e the prop
.r c''n!I.ltt""s in either tou... 90 b. pub
Hc,y a"a:! IN af.y matter affecting IA.
S"i:arc % the Stat. OF IN. interests - ary
business ~ class . people
bu; beyond these limitations all con,sc.
between legislators ard cu's.ie!% in tho
wo:k -: Legislation! should n. s:ooEed AMI
All m tH- .: soliciting. import 1nine or
demanding 'se enactment or ,.,~a. o:
avs or III" allowance G.: arp-o pr.s;jo.s
sn'G.i he prevented ny che II ~. rigid
measures a: tho corHman! oe si. General
Assembly
APRAiGSs MILKING; BILLS"
There e creature. however. who
HiSrr r-CHiy deserve. me s-ora ana co.-
t"';'; % :a"1 ian ihe !o.,byl.' II 70 Re
No Is res. c-sih!s 70. III. 50 cs..l.i .ro.lr-
- 10 N INTRODUCES: Pr -ke r.ruDse ~
e1fO:tfS money p n sc"c!Al INF. :e.-s
lie !: = v.o often S.irxs the loshvi.,s
IN s'-te'@n.~ 30 - Lsgisai,!-e SSyr1
''rs naiB:s y upon 'k- .AH % sele.,es-
e!Ia'"l AZ! desiring :. :.o.sr. .y.--
s.iv's '-o'n threatened ruth. :he o.rs.,
o' SSi'!-ns'" industries o. ..s ,-oo..e-
;ors o: .-rier S-t iarfgf bu.,,1. az.
cc'.n comp" I'd to ssns. rs2rs.enia,!yes 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
DANISH king CONCRaTUlATES
MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT.

N1cr-zrea- yar. AT .se New Y~.--s
-~c.s .sti1-.. Nf-s ''H--s,iz1 asks: .fe AM
60 SiH.sse- 41c1.2s - i,gtE-. 70 coa-
ssy rs k-i ----'--s--. 20 p--.i.s..-
Eoz-sTsi- TO r-u-- Prince F-.se-tCx
49, sss-i tSs Si----e- % convey sts cor
r-at1,st-c-s - N!ss aeos.ve; % r.: .a-
SNArr.r-t
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
H.i.~s Qssss ases s.iasA

i1-'.e EscS A.k Ia IL = Ho,s<-
f--t.at rag -s-z<s- ~ ire gex .s..rd
sys;,-s. s;:A t.at.-zrT.-s - s-.-aSo -.
t~<isrsf - Ss,r.yf - yfc. ,.c- 5szry -
;ns SsS@! Sanss Railroad. VISA ssAa-
aSA:.e:S A4 TcYS 28:ss Asx
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
KAISER SENDS NEW YEARS
GREETING 70 PRESIDENT.

S~-t.- la .-ghs---,r-~ T9=~- ~.
A----sS- ls--lssssNr a.. :He s.T.a nate
r-.r-s-- ;s.a.Ss 90 c-A.- Esttclz ciIf-. o.:
;.~ pa-kss tc-sy - extend Wee .aTs
S-e-'t1Ss . EMPEROR wtiuz-a
!s Asss<-y 49,: . .e-za-zl c@sszEe &c
" EqCs..x..- trrs-Sa W I-rf-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

rsr ycn- cr-1:; 30 by a Diamond or a
High-''-s'. watch. Easy monthly ar
weekly terms Lofts Pyu- & 20 u napr
Carleton bldg, Sixth and DIV. s.:.e,a
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
NINE THOUSAND PERSONS
RECEIVED BY PRESIDENT
AT new YEARS RECEPTION

Immense Throng Stands Line White House Until
Nearly OCock-Feature of Day Large Number Of Chill
dren Receiving Line Sir Mortimer Durand
Attention Most Gorgeously Arrayed Man Function.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

OOO - Ss000A0s0.
You shouldn't stay ,gs 's's ~ Ht0hS
.ieiax you: Wheel. people :.c1't stay out
late In che 1oot Oh days
.'Didn'. YOU ever hear cf fhs MIds!9nS
Y..s a Pa, Revere. g:an'3n1a
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

A Republic Wan, Al ~in bring a cook
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-08
FRAUDS KILL A MILLION
Lives of Infants Sacrificed by Sooth-
ing Syrup Decoctions and
Impure Milk
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THAT more
than a million infants have been sacri-
feed to the various concoctions known
as soothing syrups and pain killers and
over twice that number killed by i'm
pure milk was the declaration made
last night by Prof. Fl. w. Wylie, chief
of the chemistry bureau of the depart
ment Of agriculture.
I'VE do not know anything about the
milk we have left at our homes or
the conditions under which it is pro-
duced," he added. "There are a thou
sand and one possibilities which might
have combined to make what nature
intended for a food the most Virile
poison that chemistry can produce.
Il have found the food we daily
consume is so fraught with germ life
of a harmful nature that l am almost
afraid to go to the table. The butter
is painted Canned goods are kept
years and sold for the genuine article.
speak particularly on condensed milk
If we know nothing of the fresh milk
we get, surely our knowledge is more
limited as to the product that is put
In cans"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-08
TAIGNY TALKS OF VENEZUELA
Former Charge d'Affaires for France
at Caracas Tells of His Treat
nnent by President Castro
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Oliver Taigny
former French charge d'affaires at
Caracas, Venezuela, who arrived here
last night on the steamer Zulla from
Curacao, talked briefly upon landing
of conditions in Venezuela. He expressed
the opinion that the industrial classes
in that country are not giving active
support to the governments position
on French affairs.
"The people of Venezuela" he con-
tinued, were quiet when 1 left there
and their interest seemed to me to cen
ter principally in bettering their condi-
tions industrially.
1.-THE difficulties with Venezuela be-
gan on September 1S last, when on be-
half of my government l protested
against the seizure of the offices of the
French Cable company"
M. Taigny said that relations later
became so strained that he was the
only member of the diplomatic corps
at Caracas who did not receive an in
vitation to the official New Years ball.
Er,Asked to,=eHplafn President Castro's
objects in the present controversy, M
Taigny said
Il do not know. Perhaps President
Castro does not know himself"
Asked whether he meant that he be-
lieved Castro used duplicity in his
statements, he replied:
'Yes, that is it."
NJ Taigny said he would proceed to
Washington Immediately.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-08
LAWSONS COMMITTEE is
NOW A WORKING BODY
MlNNEsoTA's GOVERNOR AGREES
TO HELP CAUSE
Declares Bostonian Has Enough
Proxies to Control Elections of
the Big Insurance Companies and
Will Astonish Folks
BY Assncia ted Press.

By Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 7.-Thomas
w. Lawson of Boston held four hours
conference with Governor johnson at
the capitol today. Immediately after
ward Mr. Lawson left for Chicago
The subject of the conference was the
forming of a committee of governors
and other prominent men to investigate
the affairs of the New York Life and
the Mutual Life Insurance companies
At the close of the conference Mr..
Lawson stated that his interview with
Governor Johnson had been very salts
factory.
Governor Johnson has consented to
remain as member of the committee
have in mind" said Mr.. Lawson, land
the Others who will make up a part of
the committee are Governor Broward of
Florida, former Attorney General Frank
). Monnett of Ohio, and Fremont Older
OF San Francisco. l am not get ready
to announce the other names.
Il have enough proxies right now to
give me voting control of the New York
Life and the Mutual Life
Governor Johnson said to the Asso-
ciated Press after the conference that
he had agreed to remain on the COM
mittee although l refused to act as
chairman of it, as Mr.. Lawson urged
me to do, as it would take too much of
my time away from the state" he
added.
HAS Mr.. Lawson the necessary prox-
les from policy holders to control the
voting in the two bis; life Insurance
companies?" was asked.
l~'-''I believe from the showing he made
this afternoon that he has" replied the
governor, land / believe that Mr.. Law
son has a card UP his sleeve that will
astonish the folks
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-08
OIL PRODUCERS ORGANIZE
One Hundred Form Organization in
San Francisco to Regulate the
Production and Prices
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA meet
ing of about one hundred oil producers
of this state was held here tonight for
the purpose of forming an organiza-
ton.
Stanley w. Morshead of this city was
selected as chairman and H. u. Max
well, also of San Francisco, acted as
secretary.
A committee composed of J. F. Da-
vies, John Hinkle, w. B. Robb, Samuel
Shannon and w. S. Norton was ap-
pointed to prepare a plan of organiza-
tion. The committee reported in favor
of plan that looks to the collection and
dissemination of information concern
for the purpose of regulating produc-
tion and prices.
A committee was appointed to send
out postal cards to the oil producers
who have signed the cooperation plan
for the purpose of securing a ballot on
eleven directors.
Some spirited speeches were made on
how prices had been forced down by
the Standard and Associated Oil COM
panies.
Several speakers advocated having
all of the oil handled by one man so
that when a price was made there
would not be any competition. These
suggestions were vigorously applauded,
but no action was taken on account of
organiza ton not being perfected.
The next meeting will probably be
called by the directors elected by the
mail ballot.