Semi-weekly herald., 1907-12-09
rELEesApA NEWS.

striking miners and the townspeople is
believed to be imminent and an appeal
has been made to the national gov
ernment for protection The mine
owners have reiterated their determi-
nation not to resume operations until
the Western Federation OF Miners agi-
tators have been driven out. The
federation in its turn is preparing TO
make it's fight here in the struggle for
existence Miners funds are believed |
10 he exhausted.
New York, Dec. Edward H. Har
riman, head OF the greatest railroai
system in the United States. is of III
opinion the country Is already begir-
received in the recent panic. He sees
signs all over the land of renewal oi
that public confidence without which
there can be no prosperity. MINIS
which shut down when the first shoc,t
came are beginning to reopen and Nj.
Hartman believes II will not he SO
very long before business Of the conn
try IS again in normal condition.
Denver Dec. 5-The banks OF tn 81
city are IN splendid financial con
dition They published their state
ments this morning. The legal re
serve required 25 per cent. The Der
yer banks how reserves from Ss TO
So per cent. Some thing is true OF
Colorado Springs. Pueblo and Boulder
banks.
Boise Idaho. Dec. 5.--Governor
Goodiag has honored a requisiton
from Governor Buchtel of Colorado sor
tne return of Steve Adams TO he triet
n; Telluride upon the charge OF mrf-
dering Arthur Collins OF that plao"
and probably no fight will be madc
against extraditon by Adams or his
counsel Lawyer Clarence Darrow says
his understanding Is that Adams Is
opposed to any fight beilg made. and
IS anxions to return to Telluride for
trial
Chicago. Dec. 5.-Representative
men from over thirty states of the
union are in attendance today al the
opening session of the national con
yention for the promotion Of Industrial
education. The sessions will continue
through tomorrow and Saturday and
will he addressed by dozens of proni-
nent speakers. The evils OF child la
Dor and the defects in our present sys
tenn of public school education will
the national society report that state
organizations have been formed in
thirty-four states and will push the
work of industrial education in their
respective localities.
The purposes OF the society are to
investigate the conditions of trade
training in various sections of thc
United States. to arouse public in
terest in the subject and to demand
legislative appropriations ior the main
tenance of industrial schools in al
cities not yet supplied.
Through this campaign the societ,
hopes. within the next generation. L
bring about great increase in The
number of skilled workmen in the va
rious trades. 1t is declared that the
present public school system is de
fective. in that hundreds of thousands
Of children are annually forced to
leave school at an early age to take
ur employment for which they have re
ceived no training in school In the
opinion of the promoters Of the indus
trial education movement, these con
ditions constitute serious menace tt
American industrial supremacy,
Seattle. Wash, Dec. 5.-The latest
failure at attempting TO conduct both
a morning and evening paper undc'
one management is that of Col, A. J
Blethen, proprietor of the Seattly
Times. an evening paper, who eighi
months ago started the Morning Times
Colonel Blethen announces this morn
ing that the Times will suspend Dpb
,ication. Reasons given are heay,
losses. The action will leave SeAttl,
with only one morning paper.
Salt Lake, Dec. 5.--Former Senator
W. A. Clark of Montana in an in
terview here today. said: Il am sur,
the financial situation is clearing yer,
fast | received a letter today from
the vice president of one of the largest
banks in New York saving he Just re
turned from trip to Chicago where hC
met clearing house members OF thai
city and also the bankers from st
Louis. Kansas City and st. Paul. Al
these bankers agreed that tie worst Is
over. The total reduction In output ol
copper Is so large that six months
ought to see the surplus eliminated en-
tirely. When that is done expect tc
see copper go back to about 16 cents
a pound. and that is enough. AT that
figure consumption is possible on 4
large scale.
Morrstown, n. Y, Dec. 5.-On the
eve of sailing for Italy to join tho
army. Carlos Carrierre was shot and
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