The daily sentinel., 1908-01-11
nection with the tariffs.
National Wool Growers.

The forty-fourth annual meeting of
the National Wool Growers associa-
ton will convene in Helena, Mont,
on Tuesday and continue in session
three Gays. One of the principal
questions to come before the meeting
will be President Roosevelts attitude
toward government supervision of
public ranges. a question that has
aroused much bitterness among west
ern stockmen. The twenty-eight
hour law, relative to live stock ship
ments, will also be considered, as
well as minor questions pertaining
to the industry. The administration
/ will be represented at the convention
by Secretary Wilson or Secretary Gar
field and by Chiefs Pinchiot and Mel
win, heads of the forestry and animal
industry divisions of the department
of agriculture.
Boot and Shoe Men.
The National Association of Boot
and Shoe Manufacturers will hold its
annual convention at the Astor
House, New York, on Monday and
Tuesday. Governor Guild of Massa-
chusetts and Governor Cummins of
Iowa are expected to be among the
speakers.
Bricklayers' Union.
The Bricklayers' International
union of the United States and Can
ada. will convene in Detroit on Mon
day for a session of two or three
elected for term of two years and
many subjects of Importance to the
trade will be considered. A definite
line of action against the open shop
will be outlined.
Confer on Dick Law.
The tenth annual meeting of the
National Guard association of tie
United States will open in Boston on
Monday One of the most important
matters for consideration w.ll be the
Dick militia act. effective January 81,
under the terms of which tae militia
| organizations must conform to that
of the regular and volunteer armies
of the United States. The national
guard bodies of many states have
been unable to comply with the re-
lquirements of the Dick act, and 1t is
likely that amendments to that meas
ure, or an entirely new law, will be
asked by the association from con-
gress.
Russian Radical.
Professor Paul Milyouskov, leader
of the Russian Constitutional Demo-
Gratis and head of the combined rad
ical forces in the third Douma, will
address the Civic forum in Carnegie
hall. New York. on Tuesday night.
After a flying visit to Washington.
during which he will call on Presi-
dent Roosevelt and members of CON
gress. he will leave Saturday for
Europe. DR.. Milyoukov, has come
under the ban of the Russian Black
Hundred and has been prescribed for
reelection to the Douma.
Florida Exposition.
The Florida International Mid
winter exposition will be opened in
Jacksonville on Wednesday and will
last until April Is. Extensive dis
plays have been made by the national
government and by the state and
counties of Florida. as well as hun
dreds OF private exhibitors.
Electrical Show.
The third annual electrical show
Will be opened in the Coliseum, Chi
cago, on Monday and will extend to
January 20. More than 5000, ,0OO,-
600 in capital is said to be represent
ed by the ninety-five concerns which
have taken space In the show, which
Will be one of the greatest exhibi-
tions of electrical appliances ever
held in America.
To Unveil Zola Statue.
The, Zola statue. which has been
erected as memorial to the famous
writer by the people of Paris, will be
unveiled and dedicated Monday, the
tenth anniversary of the publication
of zola's famous letter on the Drey-
fus case, entitled "J'accuse." The
statue els the work of the late Con-
stantin eunier and Alexandra Char
pentier, the latter completing the
work began by the former. The stat
ue depicts Zola the philosopher and
the defender of the oppressed. as
well as Zola the writer.
Government Telephones.
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