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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

g Sanse, ipm @ipip Smitb far
intro0uceret til ct. Youl pes at fore
oragc 6em De0 fine ltore Gpffclies=
mpoer, begDnOer at blipe bgj1t popu=
lGre fer / 8pen, og ma bprcr 6olf
npnne eller flejte 0em oberolt, bbor
mon emo ioa bender og breier 1ig.
3igeuner-@pmgeliiten ct set lpffe=
6es, ON. life on6et, loa at gipre
fine Taooritiange til ct. Yal1liter-
mes 0ito 6ito. gn ur1g Mon5, S.
Mllen Sonfep, 5pn at en- Meoorbei-
Ser at SEN itore gpangeliit Mopop,
bar f%onlponeret mango al sc @nm=
1er, Ser finoes / Sen smitb'ife
San9bog, al bpilfen Ser er iolet mani
&c bun6re6e @fsemplarer / oe forlpb=
ne Gage bert 8pen; og ltgelebeS bar
mango &irfer ororet ct Itort Mntal
G%fsemplarer, Der / Sremti6en ifal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

gorgDtl0 Yeterler pg 8. IS. 9anlen.
Set frentgif al &%apporter1te paa Mg-
set, at 6oreningen / set forlgbne
balpe Mar baboe afbolot 8 Gore0rag,
4 DtSfuslionsmpoer, s screenings
n1poer lamt mango l1noerbolonings-
aftener. 6%orentngens 8ibliotbef
bap0e pGret l1olaant 3 @ange; set
heitaor al SO Bigger, % ser bapoe pn=
ret nolaant $50 &as iebcbolonin=
gen bar $4S.66 MeolemSantallet
IS. 6oreningen afboloer Mipoe bper
Sirsooa Mften / Central Mnner Sail,
og allc er biGrtelig pclfo1nml,c, ion1
er intcresieret / ltngoomsi
q. .. Nelte MooneS, oil Mpoc=
aftencn mlligpis blipe foronoret til
6re0ag Mften.
Get fun life noflum lGgges cllbmr
Ben, Scr o%uerbppeoet lpiicr 6rofoit -
o9 Oct gjpr pel Sc fleitc - pao Sim
Sc, at oct gj9lDer ONT at iuotugc ct
nuren0e % ltprfenOe Mooltio, fpr
MrbeiosOagc1 6egpnoer; berpeD. ltpr=
fes 2egelnets Mulfler og 1onfen fla:
res til at n1poc DC fo1ulle1op Mn=
ltrGngell er. 81 fienOcr life l1o9v:,
Srpfoitret, ser bcore ems . Ii :
ter Oats" CT egnet til laulc=
0es / OrOets bogltopclige 6orltono at
ltprfe / &urnpen for Silp9reli en. Sen
er billig, let at tillope og bar tillige
Sen lpltroerligc 6oroel at perc / bpj
@roo pelin1ogen0e. Sen bl1roc fin
oes pao Irofoltb6roet / etbpert Stem.
Smmanncls nurif=lutb. Strife, Gama=
ba % ii. Ctr.
!SbaO Gngle forfpn0te / Sei1 @rap>
oct lpDc / &erDen pi0e!
Spn1re',, iom @11o % / Sl1lcn got
> gift fen for Dor SDno at libe.
0poen bom tog / 6opnetag,
2ipct if Sejr pao &ooifeoog.
Spitonoen er Seilt piit og ian6t;
oahen blep @ropen funoen;
Slangen fan fnl1ltc og 0poeh fan
BANDIT,
So, Sejren for piit or pul1oen!
&lofferne ringe! 8lloet hi bringc
911Oet ON SER poo Eool feoog.
TpritfolmrenOe Spnoag er Yooife:
0og. Eaoifeoug CT 10 for % olle er
ltor @pjtiosoog. N@en ifal Sen bli
be feltlig, moo III gjprc Sen feitlig
SAB os gipre set til e1 bpjti0cli{
ltenningSfllb Sag 0erpeo, at hi jon
ct 11orlf 6olf, ale iom cit mpoe1
frem til @ejme5ie=@ ubstienelt &l
1870 f%prltfomme116e Spnoog -
Eooifeoag, | Sen norlf luther fe SIN
monlelS Strife, Canada og IA. Str
S. g.. s obanen II, Yoltor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Gn 9nlntb=Snpaiion. S OnS6ags
Aftes fom Nortbern Eocific 3oget
fra Gl1lutb ino / to Seftioner, meo=
bril1genoe Ell Seer pao 300 Men0
fra 0a1lutb og Onregn, Der fom ber=
neo meo oct enc Mool for Die: at
proteltere imo6 Sen al &eprni entont
9jorge forellaaeoe 3onnoge=5fat.
9pcr og CIT al 0iSie Men0 bop6e ielp
betolt lin &eiie berne6, og set feel
les &jen0ingsmGrfe bar ct itort bloot
9oan0 me0 Sr6ene $50 Courage
Say" poatrDft / forte 8ogltaper. Ont
trent peb 8=5ioen iomleoes mar
l1ocnfor @otel &pon og / en- lang
Morcbfolonne to og to / gfeffe gif
G11ren MI op imo0 &opitolium JONI
bogltopelig talt blcp ltornet. Ser
bar Sfattefomiteen iamlet og re5e
til at bgre, og / Senatcts Gal fan6t
Ser mi en- lang og interes lont Debot
Steo, iom bareoe til longt uo paa
Notten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
&~rpfcsipr 1trjcth bp6. Sitter hu,

&rufcsiur 11rictb bpb. glitter bo>
M~ugsburg 5eminortl,m miltet en- al
fine opgtige og ofbol6te 2erere> ioe1
Frofesior s.. 81. l1rletb, @eltDrer al
Seminariets Golle9e=Mf6eling, /
2eroags er nfgooet pe6 9pben.
0p0saariogen bar Gl,berfuloje / sen
enc 5fuloer, en- @pg0om, Der bapoe
forpol6et bam. flere Mors 2ioelier,
og for bbilfen ban boo6e 11n6erfa-
ltet Jig flere Sperotioner 116en bu=
rigt %9feiultat. Yrofesior lrletb bar
febt / Norge 1866 og font fer til
2on6et iom Barn. Otter at bape
ltl1oeret Sbeologi peo Mugsburg par
ban / nogle Mar Street, / &ocbelter>
M}inn., og blep / 1898 tbeologiif
NrofeSi or pe6 Mugsburg. Otter
Erofesior Soer6r11p's 500 blep bon
@eitprer al Gollege=Mfoelinge11. San
bar Ell meget 6pgtig 9Grer og ier-
oeleS ofbol6t al Sc ltl,beren0e. San
efterlo0er gnfe og 5 8ern, set el6=
tie en- fun Is Mor gam1nel Dotter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Strtocn ont Msiesior @mbcoet af=

Strtoen um Msicsior Gmbcbct az
gjprt. Gbarles 8. @aas CT Sen lob
Zig palgte Msleslor al 9fuml cp Goun=
tp ifelge Ell &jen0elie al Gomner
Oscar Sallam, og ga Msiesiorens
Srooer, &enrp g.. @aas> er &re=
li0ent for ct. Earls 8praao og JONI
loaoan er\me6 til at beltemme, bpem
Der lfol bore Nsieslor, er Gogen loo
goot lom afgiort. Com tioligere
meooelt paoltoo @oos' 6orge,1ger /
G1nbeoet, IS. s.: Smitb> at Saos life
bar loplig palgt og opgop life Stil=
li1gen, fpr Seas inofanot iig Der /
6plge meo Mapor 2atpler og en- $50
litibetjent, ser tog Smitb / &reblen
og latte bam uoenfor poo .Groppen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
biruaes peo Sc oroinpre @ubstiene

st uGitD &itcbcn Cabinet. Mapor
2atpler iagoe peo en- 8untet ct.
8aul 8eit SIDE Club forleoen Mf=
tc1l at ian, lao mart 2egislaturles=
lionen bar cnOt, ogte0e at oprette ct
8ptabinet peo at uonepne en- ruabgi,
pc1oe &onite al so pelfienote Men0.
Splbat umfummct. gn Soloot fra
Sort Smelling, S. y. Morrilep, git
Il 6rcoogs Morges paa 9ope0et uo
pr,:r @imroct peo SfrGnten ner
b=Nnlrgget poo 3. Str. 90 lloa
Jig ibjel puo Ste0et. San CT ian0=
ipnligpis flutrrt op pau @igroet
llOen at pioc, ut Ser par Ell SfrGnt
poo SCI, orlocn SIDE, tbi set bar
bulgmprft, ga lllpffen lfete.
5pao gjpr III pprc Gunner? Sen
ioofulotc Grabbing Stouup Sop, Ser
freezer, at Mnrfcrncs pirfelige GGr=
81. Yengc lfal bore trpft poo DEM,
blep / Manoags unOertegnct al @u-
per11pr S;obnipn. @erneo er1oer sen
lor1ge &al1p, lom bar peret fprt al
Stomp=&onrpogniet, ioet set er Sci
olminoeligc Mcning> at Sen 1lDe 2or
pil gjpre cit Groe pau 8rl1gen al
0islc Ston1ps fer / Staten.
Get Mcnigbcosmpoe in0enfor Sen
Oonlfe ll1tberlte 6rimenisbeo, lom /
li0ltc 9fl1nler al @looet bar me0oelt
1T ltulle toge SteO fprltfommen0(
Spnoog, Eooifc0og, er blcpen 1,0.
lat til nGte SpnDog 5.
/ s. Npri T. Oerom ner1nere
Mie00elelle / 11el tie" Hl,mer. - Com
iroponlig or ser @uostienelte pao
Union Sail I'LL paa 5gnoog, Yoo.
lfeoog, ST. 1880 6orm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

1tngbpmsforcningen al 1905 bolot
li6ite Sors0og fin balpaarlige oroi=
nere Notwithstanding / Doniqs
lille Gal. Set oplpites> at Meo=
lemstollet MI bar nejagtig 80, longt
Set bpielte, set noge11 SID fat pGret
li0en Tpreningens Gtiftelie. Mf on
Ore 6orretningsemner fan frenbp:
pes to Suppleringspalg til Gtprel=
len lon1 6oru1a116 og Sefreter
polgt til oisle Nla0i er blep benbol0s-
big Carl Sprgeni en % @olger Sa:
coble
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

nGlpt=M aifinernc ct 6e0s0gmte,
i6et &oliticbefen bar l16lteot Sr6re
til at Sc "ifal b%ortifaffes. Ser bar be-
ret giort forlfiellige Soripg paa at
regulere 8r11gen al sem, men alt til
ingen Nptte, ioa ser er ingen an6el1
l16pei til at un6gaa Misbrug ems
felt at forbpoe 6en1. @nbper &an6=
lenoe, Ser fin6es at BRUCE benz / lin
Gorretning, bil blipe 1traffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

@plsatba &pinbeforenine mgoer
hos @rs. Scbacf, 500 Earf Mpe.
Sorsoagen 5. Is. Mpril. Mlle er
bj9rtelig peltommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

u9anmarfs Gpnner" bil peo lit
Mpoe paa @anoag Mften beige M
BeltDrelie for set fommen0e Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

@aaifesnbstjencite, 0en oouf-
norife @olgatba Menigbeo inobpoer
bjGrteligit til lin @rbstjeneite / Sir
fen, 1856 Sbomos Str, fgrItfon1=
menoe Spn0og, 1. Yoalfe6ag. CUBS
tienei ten begDn0er ST. 10 pao Grllnb
al, at ser oil blipe &onfirnrution %
M%ltcrgang. = Menigbeoen betjenes
al Eoltor 81. 6. 5pcbien inotil bloc
re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Mrnc. Slibe Trcmitab, SEN bergm<
te nor1f=ipeni f=amerifanife @angerin=
Sc, pptrooote / Mftes pes en- ltor Scott
cert / Mu6itorium. @pens ifan6ina=
piife 5ongfore11inger bragte Sen
bergmte Gangerinoe en- Sbation
Sorm al en- 5ere11a0e bogbe6 Gee
l1cn. Mnne. 6ren1lta0 lang / flcre
Mfoelinger be6 &oncerten, at bpilfe
Den fprl tie nmnlig beitob al tDlfe og
SEN li6ite al uoell1ffe11oe NOR tie Gam
&c, blan6t bpilfe uSeteriente1s @en=
oog" og @riegs uMeo Ell Brtmuln
@eris". Sun asiiiteres al Bianiiten
Mrtbur &oienItein.
Com befjen6t far Mme. Sremitao,
Ser er fg6t / 5tocfbolm, og bbts So
Scr bar norlf, tilbragt lin ltng0om
/ Mirmeapolis. S lin tiblige
@ornbom Tom FUN til &rilttania,
bbor bun / en- M6er at 8 Mor for
fgrite Gong %optraabte offenltg. Sra
Morge flptteoe benoes ToreIore til
ct. @eter, Mainr., bpor. bun Git !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

We'd Kj@b eller R%eparation at
Uhre bes6g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Toreninscn r8ubt @aab" ofbol0er
Epllegiloe for Meolemmerne / Mor=
gent Mften poo Central Mnner Sail.
@ooe Eetl er Dig gooe Songe CT fobri=
ferret til Mnleoningen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-04-08

--latest, = just received a full line OF ladies'
hand tailored suits all newest makes and
clothes, this is a swell assortment to choose
from.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-17
THE. q P,ttILo soPHN 81 LEE.


Did .itsever: OCCUR tosy ou, thatsa mans
lie o. full Of crosses and temptations.
I He comes Into the world without I'LL
consent and 8Oess out seainst his viii,
and the trip 10 The rule Of
Scontraries - one of The features of this
trip ~ q s.. !. s
When he ( - iittle the big girls kiss
him :; 81 when me ia big the little girls
]. kiss him. If he IL poor he ID had
manager; IL he 81 rich he lie dishonest.
If he needs credit he can't get ii; Il
he is prosperous everyone wants 70 do
him q favor ssss e. S 5sS.
e he Is In poll tics It 40 for graft if
he II out OF 5polittc ne is,sno. good to
his country. sIfs 10 doesn't give to. char.
%ity he A. 8 stinsy russ; Il he does Hts
tor sh0w. n he o actively religious
he is . aaypocrite; X ne takes no In
tersN in reitsdon he q q hardened Sin
ner. So
55ss If he gives alkection he 80 s soft
specimen; It he caTes for :on one he il
eofd~bloodsd e hsfsaies yoslne. there
Was q great future Tor him; Ii he i've.
g. an q daEe he missed his calling.
YOU tive money. you're 4 CROUCH; &.
g You, spsnd It, you're q Ioafer; sZs,s:
Il YOU get Il: you're = CRATER; 5.- 81
you don't get AZ. you're s bum;
So what the thu lIOe e s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-17

SNyl ~ =. = e u
81
ss, Us n1s 81 neen
- So - tnls saas g
Ia. ,1y - ggs q s'ut '' .es poiaey
go z Z, s. ,tos No.: .
a ~ 80 W.. Is asul 49,
- "a !, 81 enls st.,te
....,.ue s. ~, -
IS, a,,nt,, 81 = the pong.
80. 80 $3.50 4, Is 81 peg
n,tr,n ~ = y,nsnt 3 sne eln,u
y. y - 1ese alter ot't =
s1 ~, e1t ~ 81.
49, s. seue'tai i! mas -. 4.
!. = s = me asi7a
- 80. y So1.l
1870. Is '1otte'u t1s1t cue
:rhs $3.50, !, .
ha 81 ] s.,r =. .. ', go. 5,
- ~ 800 y, .s },
.,,ch J, ,as,,sa 49, Z 800. 49, -
- 80 80, -. oses 9
~ rs ,t,,, go -, - s:
M hamsa ~ ho,sa - 1.s !. - ' S.
.ph =. 49, 1as,,r "a ~ $3.50 =. sssat...
81, - s.,..t h - 80. ~ = 49, 800. l.
acha 800 ~ 1 hts na,,s,, ~ p.s' az 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

In The Maddleman" Henry ArthIf1
Jones has presented a keen picture 81
modern conditions: His hero is the
11fdd len1an-the man between the
capitalist and the day laborer-the
man upon whom depends the pros
perity sof the country and the man
who IL too seldom taken into ac-
count The play is one that appeals
to the man interested ssin labor con
ditions and although. tive written
several years ago It continues to be
q vital and intense IS 81
!. Cyrus BlanlkaFn is the 4:nliddleman,
the man OF gsnits .a{sds adeaIs the best
Of whose efforts are taken ~ his en-
ployer and used to ,lais own profit.
Blenkarn has perfected many ideas
in the glazing and burning aof. pottery
and these ideas used by his employer
have brought great wealth to him and
none OF these profits are shared by
>Blenkarr. who has passed sithe best
years Of his lffe and Is facing old age
absolutely dependent upon the good
will OF his employer. :, During the ac-
ton &ofs the play B1enkarn invents q
new prpcess in witch he has I'M
bound ed confid ence; that ! pottery,
valuable and beautiful will result. He
has not the money to continue his
experiments, however, and the capt
tafist win not advance any unless the
greater profit and honor shall 60 TO
the firm. Blenkarn refuses and dog
sedly pontifues his experiments fac
Ing starvation and the most cruel
want Ia order to keep his flres III the
ovens burning. HIS family doubt the
success Of his efforts. the neIshbors
think him crazy. and in: fact the
wretched old potter almost becomes
insane IN his eagerness to continue
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-17
ia JoNso / ATlIoN FOL
mi mi HENPEoKED HUsBAlaps

81 I syour wife don't love ven; donlt
3i,worr she may love fine clothes Sor
3Money for herself. s$ ;5ssS
Don't worry your wife by being too
logical&you may know more than she
does and then not BE very wise.
See to- it that your, wife always has
the last word--it won't cost you any.
thing. and 1t makes her SO much hap
pier. 5s ID
Never fail to tell your wife OF her
BEAUTY course, 1t Is wrong to lie to
herr. bur youth tie about something.
anyhow. s:E5
ISL Never argue with your mother-in-
shell gest the best Of the argu-
Hlent anyhow. hs i Hill, $S..G
Don't refuse your, wife money. Even
IL she asks for as much as ten cents q
day. give 1t to her; be. q sport, no
matter no Inexpensive. - - :.s:.5 g% ].
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-17
LABOR on CHILDREN.

Ineonsistent With the ldsals pf Amer
S..5 s.; :s;::sIss isanaC Civilization.
5 DR.. Felix Adler Chat r1nan4 of the ma
tional child tIabpr COMMITTEES. ,te
nouncing the ednplo yment of childr
as inconsistent with Anertcanism.
says: 5
{ & American ciyilization Is character
lied by the spirit Of fair play. Its ts
not fair for the strong to take advant-
age Of the weal It sis not fair Tor the
adult TO put the heavy burdens which
he ought to beax On the weak shout
ders OF = child IS s;. y;
American civilization is character
lied ~ the com lrfikssto nateness toward
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-17
WILL HUNT IN AFRICA.

Il RICHMOND, Va, July, 14.-Hot on
{ the trail of Colonel Roosevelt. two arr
dent Richmond .sportsmen will soon
penetrate into Darkest Africa" Armed
and equipped almost as deliberately as
former President. Roosevelt himself
when he began his voyage, Charles =.
Ryan and James TsSluan will sail from
New York next Tuesday. 1t Is said
their arms and ammunition represent
an outlay Of about 5000.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-17
]. cation herein. Defendants
The State 81 MinnesotA 10 the above
named al fendal1t %sssslss K

cation herein Defendanfs.
The State Of Minnesota To the above!
G named defendant s:s ri
You are hereby alunl oned and res:
E4usred to answer the applica tion OF the
applicant IN the above entitled pro-
ceeddng and to- file. your answer to- the.
said application In the Office OF the,
Clerk Of said court. in said county.
hin twenty Goo day ter the serv-s
Ice OF this summons upon you, exclus-
I've OF the day OF slnsn service, and if
you fail 20 answer the said application
within the time aforesaid the applt-
can't a. this proceeding will apply to.
the court for the relief demanded:
therein. -
Witness, .. r. Johnson, clerk of said:
court, and the seal thereof, at Duluth,
in said county, this 18th day of July.
a. D. 1909. 81 .s
k5s5 81. i. 5oIINBpN. Clerk.
q q BY W &. DASH Deputy
lSeaI OF Dist Ct. st. louis Co., Mimi.
OLVERsS. AIDREsE Sss5 u. ~;
$50 q Attorneyg for Applicant. sssssss
stH@SiE5 09 First National Blink Building.
Duluth Mimi. S. 81 s
Labor World. July s.. q. s., 1909.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
COCAINE CURSE TO
Be CURED
High Tariff on Deadly Drug De-
manded of Congress With the
Object Of Defending American
Homes,


Especial correspondence TO Morning journal
New York. May 28.-Caliing upon
congress for a form Of tariff protcc-
ton that viii guard all American
homes from the ravnges Of the co.
came habit. thousands OF medical
men. philanthrophic workers ana the
today supporting the recommendation
OF tho American Health league FOR
federal control Of the deadly drug.
only by placing "a prohibitory duty
upon the foreign cocaine with which
the Illegal distributors are nov sup
piled IN defiance Of all state laws can
the growth Of drug dives throughout
the country be checked. the leaders
Of the movement declare. From every
section OF the land reports have boon
received showing that the people arc
ready 10 demand Of their representa-
tivos IN Washington this relief from
the vice and crime that Is spreading
unchecked with the free supply OF CO.
caine from abroad.
Only nfty per cent or an the Coz
caine consumed in the United states
last yenr was devoted 10 legitimate
uses. experts are prepared to show
congress. while the other half of the
total sales Of this drug vas covcrtiv
supplied 90 the dens of the dope
fend" which are rapidly increasing
While the American manufacturers
and wholesalers are refusing 20 pam
der 20 tho Increasing demands OF the
Illicit cocaine distributors and can b.
held accountable by state and local
authorities for their sales. absolutely
no hold can be taken on the under
ground supply OF the drug from
abroad. IL is shown. Coca leaves from
which the drug victims may extract
ia form OF o1caiuc Niih which ta meet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

serious nature. The proper Wav 60
sterill2e is by means Of heat, and as
this can be done very easily ana
chcaply the use of chemical preserNa-
tives In canning is not re commended
The same arguments were employed
by Or Wiley ana the other govern
ncnt chemists against the use of ben
2oate OF soda and other chemicals by
commercial packers of food
Opinions of physicians as t. the ci-
feet OF "ombalmed" food upon tnel'
patients are being gathered from all
parts of the country with a view of
compiling them for future use when
the Association Of State aud National
Food ana Dairy Departments Is tcrdy
TO report it's conclusions ON the con-
~fllcting views OF DR.. wiley and the
government chemists on the one hand
and the Remscn board on the other, at
the annual convention OF the associa-
tion In Denver next August.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

the Milwaukee. the original amount
which the government would have re-
ceived under the $40 minimum rate
was $4,000, under the regulation OF
last year, SAL, coo; and under the
present valuation scheme adopted
April 81. by this administration. $780,
600, some of the coal being now
valued at SOS an acre where $50 ans
s25 respectively would have been the
former rates.
Near the great Castlegate coal field
in Utah, the survey is now valuing
some Of the government land contain
ing thick beds Of coking coal. In this
field thousands of acres would run
over the maximum of 5000 an acre.
as opposed to the $40 minimum price
and SIS under the former valuation
scheme. Dozens of other equally
striking instances of comparative
valuations might be cited.
The conservatism of wen the pres
ent valuation plan is clearly shown
from an examination of the records In
several cases where land was fraudu-
lcntly entered by certain companies
ana III lliAl ohlA " fNNVNtNs
and damages was instituted by the
government. In n instance of this
kind a coal company secured n tract
of land through fraudulent entries
paying $40 an acre, howcvor-and IN
stltutcd mining operations. The com
pany has settled by paying the gov
ernment eight cents a ton royalty for
all the coal mined and would have
gladly accepted the privilege Of belng
allowed to continue the mining at tht
rate. This. however. was not posslbie
under the law. In this case the gov
ernmcut received the original $50 AT
acre, as well as $4,000 in royalty tos
the partial working of the coal OF
the - acres involved and has also 90
back the land. Had the company beer
permitted to mine out the coal, IN
Guiding that left as pillars, the return
ia the would have beer
ls1.320 an acre. Under the present
| scheme of valuation this land wouit
have ben sold at $340 an acre.
Not only arc the prices determined
on the basis of the present plan be
lievcd to be not excessive, but n high
er N1lOdtlOn Moulu NN' IGN - =
properly approved by secretary ban
niger where it not for the tact tina
the coal land law limits the coal lant
that may be acquired to an acreage
below what a mining company need'
for economical operation. 1t IS eVl
dent ~ a purchaser could well ar
ford to pay a larger price pei acre
did the law permit the purchase o
the larger tract.
II VIII be seen that the present Goa
land policy provides for the savint
to the and the people o
enormous sums Of money and pre-
vents the monopolization by private
Interests of the western coal fields
The most advanced. scientific, n Ell
fective methods OF classifying an
valuing the nations remaining Goa
lands which still constitute about 50,
coo, 600 acres, have been adopted, an
in brief the intent of the policy dc
| velopcd by Secretary Garfield n nov
further advanced by Secretary ball
niger is to promote development AM
economical utilization and at tn
same time to secure adequate return
from these valuable public lands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
WIDOW WINS
IN LONG FOUGHT SUI

Boston. May 25.-Unless a further
appeal is taken. Mrs. Eva Ingersoll.
widow OF tho late Robert G.. mgersoll,
viii secure s18s.O 900 and interest from
the estate of Andrew G. Davis. OF
Butte. Mont. as bills brought by ecr-
tain heirs seoking another account
ing OF d Davis estatc were dismissed
today by Judge Putnam in the United
States circuit court.
The litigation over the Davis es-
tate has extended over nearly twenty
years colonel Ingcrsol vas counsel
Tor several Of the contesting heirs of
the will and obtained a compromise.
BEFORE he was paid for his services
be died and suit was entered by his
widow TO secure his fees. The reward
was SisS.O 900. but Herbert C. Cum
mings. OF Warren. Mass. aud Ellen ).
Collins. OF Connecticut. heirs Of tho
Davis estate. brought bills in tho
Original settlement Tho hills were
dismissed today