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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-01

Charles Scarborough, negro at
Barlow, Fla, was lynched for an at
tempted assault on a white woman.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-01

A life sentence for Beach Hargis
was about the proper thing. 1t will
at least sober MIN up.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-01

Simon Wolf and Miss Ellen Grow,
of Henderson county. eloped to
Evansville and were married.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-01
The Weather.

FOR KENTUCKY - Fair and
colder Saturday. Probably frost
Saturday night.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-01

Ross county, Ohio, including Chi.
licothe, went dry by 1000 majority.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-01

The tears Of a penitent are the vino
Df angels.-Bernard.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-01

Snow fell in New York Thursday,
the latest snowfall since May 6, 1891.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

Best plate of delicious apples-E. A.
Johnson.
Best plate of stayman Wine3ap APP
ples-E. \. Johnson.
Best four tier Jonathan appies-H.
A. Briggs.
Largest exhibit of apples from Mis-
soula county-~W. L. Catching of Mis-
soula.
Largest exhibit of apples from San.
ders county-W 4. Wilson of Paradise.
Best plate of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tate Of Missorla.
Best gate of McIntosh-chafles L.
Lucas.
3 Best plate Of Northern Spy-William
Tate.
Best two boxes of Flemish Beauty
pears-E A. Johnson.
Best packed four boxes of apples
II. A. Briggs.
Best display Of apples from the Bit
ter Rant -valley-H. A ErigSs.
Best 10 boxes of Mcintosh apples
Henry Buck Of Steycnsyille.
Besides the foregoing, honorary
awards of diplomas will be made for 4
number OF deserving displays. collec.
tions and exhibits.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
RARE NAVAJO WORK
IS SHOWN
MRS. cooNEY OF GREAT FALLS
HAS A SPLENDID COLLECTION
AT THE SAVOY.

In room sh3 nj the Savoy hotel, Mrs
T.. IL. cooney has on exhibition u col
lection OF rare Navajo blankets. rugs
and automobile robes. The real Saya 10
blanket is becoming scarce: its is
seldom that Il genuine piece of the
handiwork of these skilled weayers is
found. Airs. cooney has been able tn
collect So fine lot through the
medium of a brother who is an agent
in the Navajo country and in CON
sequence the people nf 'Missaulsl have
an opportunity 10 obtain these goods
under specially favorable conditions.
The selection MAS made by Mrs. caaneN
personally and she is able IT, yoncn
for the genuineuess of every article
that she has In the collection.
The best specimens of the SaEaj o
weaving said Mrs. Cnoney yesterday.
are the product of the older weaEprs.
The younger generation has not the
patience IL carry then. through with
the intricate detailed work which is
necessary IT, secure the wonderful
blending Of calors and the rare de
signs which are characteristic uf the
better class Of the work at these In
dams. There are many articles Of
fered which are not NJ Ia standard:
they are the work of the younger
WeaVers- | selected these pieces which
have here from the very best types
of the genuine Navajo weaves, They
are interesting shs being specimens Of
weaving that soon will not ha obtain
able. They are valuable on account of
their beauty and their durability"
Mrs tuoney will remain 1T thu Savey
for few days and viii ~ glad Ia
meet the women af Misseula who are
interested i'll her rugs, Doubtless
there are many Nha will he glad %
the opportunity. IL Is one Whtrh will
not be likely To occur again.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
CHANGES
ANNOUNCED
APPOINTMENTS AND SEpARA-
TioNs IN DISTRICT NO. / ARE
MADE PUBLIC.

The following changes in the per-
sennei Of district No. / of the forest
service during the past week have
been announced:
Misses Clara Freedmen
and Tina n Brown, CLERKS. Occur
dAlene national forest: Lewis X.
Chase. William A. McMaster, Joseph
NJ. Thuilen. Edward Sappingtan,
Lewis Beishaw and Fred consaius.
guards, kaniksu national forest. Miss
ELLA l.. Martin. clerk. Nez Perez ma
tienai forest.
Ssparated-Robert simmons, forest
assistant, Reayerhead national frrest.
John Buchek. guard, Cabinet national
forest: John ID, Miller, guard, Cabinet
national forest: Arthur Stanley and l..
A. Maynard. guards, coeEr d'Alcne
national forest. Ed Mcmahon. Ira
Maitlen. joe u. Potts and William
Phelon, guards, kaniksu national for
est; Herbert &. Hudson, guard, Mad-
ison national forest. William \. MIS-
ius and Andrew Zalinka, guards, Min
nesota national forest.
Furloughed-Iyan Il. Myers, assist
ant ranger. Fiathead national forest,
Three months.
Appointment revoked William Green.
guard, Flathead national forest: Rob-
ert Lang. guard, kaniksu national
forest.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
BABY SHOW PRIZES
ARE ANNOUNCED
JOHN LAcASsE GETS HIGHEST
NUMBER OF voTEs-iN THE
THEATERS.

John LacasSe aged > years. Sester-
day won the first prize in the Eiion
theater's baby contest. Glen Linastrnm
WON second and Hats Darlington third.
Mildred krooae. the little daughter of
the county assessor, Won fourth prize.
Fifth prize went To another baby Of
the feminine persuasion, Miss Gsne
Wisgel
At tho show last night. however. all
interest in the baby exhibit was elm
mated by the classy pictures on the
bill Three audiences Of 200 each were
transported for the moment tn Forbes
Field. pittshurg Mher. they watched
the Pirates and the Tigers battle for
the baseball championship Of the world.
Ii l. safe to say that never have pic
lures of such interest been shown. and
So clear ard faithful We're the repre-
sensations that one could almost hear
the sharp crack of the hat and the
roars of the great $4,000 crowd,
The other pictures, The Fisher
man. and He Tried on Handouts"
filled out the program very success
fully and made the show as good one
as has heen shown at the Bijou in h
long while.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
NJ CARRtN TO LOSE
HIS LEADERSHIP NOW

New York, oct, sos-Patrick H. Nc
Iarren. lying i'll in ST. GATHERINGS
hospital, is depased from the demo
cratic leadership of that borough. ac-
cording Ia report tonight. insur-
gent. or anti Mccarren borough tick
cts were withdrawn from the BROOKLYN
field today with the understanding,
according 10 rumor that they We're In
cease their fight against MeCarren
on consideration Of his being ousted-
The Instructions. il is reported. came
directly from Charles +. Murphy. Re
ports are that the Insurgents called
on the board of elections and request
ci that the names lac left out of the
field in brooklyn and while the move
on one hand Is said 10 have been the
result ri sympathy for Senator Me
carFen in his illness, one Of Mecar-
ren's own iieutenants said tonight
that the concessions made by the in
surgents were the direct result of a
deal Ia supplant him AS leader.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
FRUIT AWARDS THE
FEATURE
Continued From Page One.)

Lrcas. first: John Dunbar of Hami.-
ton. second.
Best plate of Ben Davis-Marks =
Logan of Steyensiile. first. W. \. Will
son Of Paradise, second.
Best plate of Bietigheimer-Platt &
Sons of Como, first; II. \. Briggs, Sec
ond
Best plate of Bismarck-H. c. =.
colsill. first.
Best plate Of Delieious-E. \. john
son. first.
Best plate of Esopus Spltzenherg-
II. \. Briggs. first; ]. Lockwood OF
Hamilton. second.
Best plate of Fameuse tSnowl--Piatt
4 Sons. first: Ben Kress. second,
Best plate Fallwater-Rufus Stryke,..
first.
Best plate of Gano--J. f. Lockwood.
first: W. +. CLIFFORD of Como. second.
Best plate of Galvestein--charles T.,
Lucas. first: Fl. +. Read of Florence.
second,
Best plate of Grimes Golden
Thomas T. westhy NJ MissouIa. first:
Charles Dlnsmore. second.
Best plate Of Hubhardson-Be.-
kress. first.
Best plate of Jonathan, f. Lock-
wood. first: Plat 4 Sons, second.
Best plate of king-Charles T.. Lu-
cas-. first. w. 4. Wilson. second.
Best plate Of Delaware Reas-H. \.
Briggs. first: ]. L. Lockwood. second,
Best plate Of Maiden Rlush-Willism
BlackIe of Victor. first: Edgar North
rup of Paradise, second.
Best Mate of Shiawassee Eeauty-T.
{. MaeIier of Missouia. first.
Best plate of Mcintosh Rels-piat,
4 Sons. first: Den kress, second.
Best plate of MeNahon-gen kres>,
first ]. ], Cameron Of Stesensvilfe,
second,
Best plate of Northern Sny-Platt /
Sons. first: Zen Kress. second
Best plate of Northwest GrseninS-'
]. f. Lockwood, first: John Duaha,
second.
Best plate of Rhod. Island Greeninss
H. T. Reed IF Florence. first: Frank
wempie Of Florence. second.
Best plate of pewaukee-J. p. Irv-
ing of Missoula. first: Ben kress. see
ond
Best plate of Pound Sweet. 4
johnson. first.
East plate of Rome Bearty-J. F.
Lockwood first: I'll, L. Reed. second
Best plate of Saiome-J, f Lock-
wood. first: Charles II. Elliott of Mis-
sasi1a. second.
Best plate af Stark-H. 4, Briggs
first. J. 8 wsmnle Of Carlton. second
Pest Plate If lehman swest-A, II
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

Pierce of Plains, first; Ben Kress. Sec
ond.
Best Plate of Twenty 0unce--charles
f. Lucas, first; \. \. Vaughn of Eddy
second.
Best plate of Wagener-Ben kress.
first: II. L. Reed. second,
Best plate of white Winter Pear
main--W. \. Wilson, first.
Best plate of Ninesap-H.fA. Briggs,
first.
Best plate Of Winter Banana-John
Dunbar. first,
Best plate of Wolf Riecr-w. N. NIL
Ter of Woodside. first; II. \. Briggs,
second.
E~t plate of Kentucky Long Stemz
w. NJ. Miller, first.
Grabs.
Eest box Of Transeendent Crabs
Peter l.. Fcddersahn of Missoula. firss
Best hox Hsslop-Peter L. FEEDER
snhn. first.
Best plate of Hyslnr-John Dunbar.
first: Peter L. Feddersohn. second,
Best plate of Martha crabs-Petcr
l.. Feddersohn, first; Charles DIns-
more. second.
Best plate of Transcendent Crabs
J. {. Sain. first. Peter l.. Feddcrsohn.
second.
Best plate of Whitney crabs-Mr>
Thomas Holloway. first. ]. T. Lock-
wood, second.
Best plate Aniou pears-E. A. john
son. first.
Best plate Of Bartlett rears-Mrs.
Thomas Holloway first.
Pest plate of Duchess nears-E. A.
Johnson. first: Ben kress. second.
Eest plate of Flemish Reauty-Isaac
Sears of Plains. first; Ben kress sec
nnd.
Piuns.
Best plate of German prime piums-
NJ. ii. Pierce. first: II. 4. Briggs, Sec
ond
Best plate GreengaSe ptums-W. W.
Alkire nj Missauia, first.
Best plate Of peach plums-Frank
wemple of Florence. first.
Best plate of Pond Seedling-Wiiilan
Spurgin of Missoula. first. Fl. F. Reed,
second.
Best plate Of Yellog Egg plums-Be,.
kress. first: j. II. Waddeli of Darby,
second.
Rest display Of cherries-A. \.
Vaughn, first: Rufus Striker. seean..
Best display of rears-E. 4. John
son. first: W. A. Wilson. second.
Best display of plums-H. A. Briggs,
first.
Fest display of peaches-E. 4. john
son, first,
Best display of auinees-Edsar &
Northrup. first.
Best display Of grapes-Peter l..
Eetldarsohn first: 4 \. Aauhn, second.
Specials.
Best box Mcintosh apples-E. 4.
johnson.
Best box of apples-charles H FL
lott If Hamilton,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

Kansas City. act. so,-in two
straight falls. Xyhscko. champion
wrestler of Europe, won match from,
Karl Albers. the French champion. here
tonight. 1T NaS annouE1Csau liz Thereby
earned the right To meet Frank Gotch.
champion of the world. Zyhsckn won
the first fall with u deadlock in II
minutes and the second with Il bar
lock and crotch hold in five minutes
and IL seconds. Both bouts we're fast
and rough. but the winner clearly
outlointed his opponent
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
The Isis.

The Isis theater presented another
nf its classy bills last night before a
packed house. The usual run of good
pictures was given and the big crowd
showed its appreciation by frequent
applause, With Her Card" heads the
bin, The picture is extremely dra-
matte.
"f..astic Transformation is comic
picture nj the usual Pathe class. IL I,
one Of the beautiful coniuror pictures
which the great French firm has made
So famous. aud which are always GER
tain IF "A warm reception.
Two Levers and soamette Is {,
comedy which Is ont OF the ordinary.
II Is we'll staged and admirably pre-
scented and was the cause of fot of
mrrriment in the audience which saw
ii yesterday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
SAAcKlEToN SPEAKS.

Brussels. Oct. 4o.-Lieutanant T.. IL,
Shackieton. the antarctic explorer.
iestured here tonight before the Geo
graphical society. The audience in
eluded Prince Albert and many noted
persons. At the conclusion nf the
lecture Lieutenant Shackieton was pre-
scented with the saciety's gold medal.
He announced that after his lecture
tour in the United States he will start
on an exploring expedition in rn-
eastern part OF the antractic circle
beNona Naresland.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
ANOTHER ONE CAUGHT.

san Francisco. Oct. 2a.-Nard has
been received at the office of the post
office inspector that Leon Lozier.
supposed 70 be a member of the al
legged Mayhras gang of sWiEaiers. WAS
arrested today at Battle Mountain.
SeS. L0zier was also known rs ID. II.
Mcleod, Tom Rogers and No. Il. IL
is charged that he operated in con-
junction with the sWindling gang in
san Francisco and other Pacific coas.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
WAGMAN IS GUILTY
AND GETS THIRTY DAYS

Max Wagman. alleged 10 be va
grant Of the secretary class, Mas
tried yesterday before a jury and
Justice of the Peace Small The man
claims TO be a tailor and has been
running a cleaning shop in the city
The jury brought in a verdict OF guilty
and fixed his punishment at 80 days
In the county Jail. Wagman Is one
OF several men who were arrested
d couple of weeks ago by the sheriff
and his deputies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

Ii people with symptoms Of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they world without loss of
time commence taking Foiey's Kidney
Remedy. This great remedy stops the
pain and the irregularities. strength
ems and builds up these organs. and
there is no danger Of Brisht,s disease
or other serious disorder. Do not dis
regard the early symptoms. Garden
CITY Drug Co
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

lies i'm a keen. clear brain, backed By
will aud rssistiess energy.
Such power comes from the splendid
health that DIR. Kings New Life Pills
tmpart. They vitalize every organ and
build up brain and body. J. 4. har-
mon. LlZemore. W va. writes: They
are the best pills ever used" sse 1t
Drug Gas
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
FOUND DEAD IN BED.

Louisville, Ky. Oct. 2h.-Nfs.
Henrietta Morgan Duke. wife of Cen
eral Basil ". Duke, known in history
as "Morgan's right hand man." was
found dead in bed nj the Duke resi-
dence here today. Heart failure IL
thought to have caused death.
Mrs Duke was the sister of General
John III. Morgan. She was socially
prominent and an active member of
the Daughters of the confeaeracy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
Both Boys Saved.

Louis Boon. leading merchant of
Norway. Mich. writes. Three bot
ties of Foley's Honey and Tar abso-
luteiy cured my boy of a severe. cough.
and a neighbor's boy. who was so III
with d cold that the doctors gave him
up. was cured by taking Foiey's Honey
and Tar" Nothing else is as safe and
certain in results. Garden City Drug
10.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

Mr.. F. G. Fritz. oneonta. y. Y.
writes: My little girl was greatly
benefited BY taking Foley's ortno Lax
alive. and think il is the best remedy
for constipation and liver trouble"
FaIey's orino Laxative is mild. pleas
ant and effective. and cures habituaI
constipation Garden CITY Drug Co
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
GENERAL OTIS DIES.

Rochester. =. Y. Oct. .e.-Major
General Elweli stephen otis died here
His ailmsnt MAS debility COM
bined with a severe COLD
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21
GOVERNOR INSPECTS
UNIVERSITY
STATE SCHOOL rs VISITED BY Elk
EcuTivE-FooTBALL TEAM
TO BOHEMIAN.

Governor +. l.. Norris. Attorney Cen
erai A. j. Ga;en and Secretary Of State
A. y Yuder. who comprise the state
board ~ examiners. made visit to the
state university yesterday forenoon.
Tn. visi, was entirely. official. their
presence at the various state institn-
tions nj certain periods being required
bv law While at the university the
state officials inspected the grounds
and buildings. paying particular atten-
ton to late improvements at the insti-
tuition They also discussed with
President Duniway incidental univer-
sity matters.
Off to Boxeman.
The state university football team.
with four substitutes. and accompanied
by Coach White and Physical Director
Rhodes. will leave for Hozeman on No.
this morning The contest with the
Agricultural college team will be pulled
Off Friday afternoon. The game will
he holly contested one. since the two
teams are strongly In the race for the
state championship.
The following is the lineup of the
varsity for the Rozeman game. as
given bht iASt htGit ~ N'aNA " u.s.
bishop, quarterback tcaptain); Stod-
dard. center. Bennett and Beard,
guards: Maelay and Ryan. tackles:
vealcy and Kenneth. ends. Winstaniay
and johnson. haifs: Ittner. fuiiback.
The substitutes are: Simpson. Theme,
Gleason and Rearslon,
Dramatic Club Meets.
An opening meeting Of the Dramatic
club Of the university was held last
night in Assembly hall. Professor q.
4. Reynolds of the English department.
gave very interesting talk ION the
dramatist Sheridan. illustrating his talk
with short readings. An extract from
"The House of Scandal was reeited by
Miss Mabel Rockwell Smith. Instructor
of eIocution and oratory The reading
of Miss Smith was her first appearance
before n university audience and the
ability with which she portrayed her
characters was exceptional
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

Apparel Millinery Salons
Transit the placing Of them position after
will be quickly
readiness this sale, which has been thou
sands women. will thing of the past,
with its passing will the sransst opportunity MisSon!a
women had buy il seasons outfit ut such remark
allie underprcneS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-21

Best box Mcintosh appies-E. 4.
johnson.
Best box of apples-charles H FL
lott If Hamilton,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-17
SPOKANE SPECIAL
NOW LOOKS LIKE
A WINNER
Sixty New MexiCanS Have In
diCated Intention to Join the
Party Which Will Give Terri
tory Biggest Boost on Record

With the lowest rate ever made for
arranged for the special train from
Albuquerque to the Seventeenth Ma
tional Irrigation congress in Spokane,
August . to II. and to the Northwest,
now looks very :nuch like a winner.
Up to date some sixty New MeXicans
have Indicated their intention to ac-
company the train and the number
necessary, 100. viii probably be made
up within a few days. All who eX-
.ict, to accompany the train will have
t. have their names on file on or
before the 25th of July. when the
Equipment viii be ordered. and those
~ desire to 20 should send their
rames to the Secretary, Bureau of
Immigration, Albuquerque, immedi-
ately. The Pecos ALLEY is coming
forward with a strong delegation. Ei
Paso will probably place a special car
in the train and Las Cruces and the
Mcsilla valley win be strongly repre-
scented. AS now arranged the train
will leave Albuquerque on August 9th
and win run by way of Denver. ar
irving in Spokane on the 9th. After
the congress members Of the party
have the option of returning by way
of Seattle and the exposition, Port
land, and from Portland to San Fran
cisco either by boat or rail, returning
to their homes in any part Of New
Mexico over the Santa Pc with privi-
lcpe of stop-over at Grand Canyon.
The rate from Albuquerque for the
entire trip is $3.50. and proportion
low from all New Mexico
points.
The train viii be decorated with
banners. will carry a heavy stock OF
New Mexico literature and viii be n |
travelling advertisement for the ter
ritory that will reach the whole north
Governor Curry n his staff
viii be members of the party and Col.
". :. Hopewell, chairman Of the COM
in charge. said yesterday that
expected every county in New
Mexico to be represented.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-17
DESP0|LED.
OFTERR|T0RRY NOT
IN DISPUTE
President Issues Official State
ment Pointing Out Injustice
of Boundary Award Which
Caused Riots.
10y Morning journal sDeeial Leased wirsi

La Paz. July l6.-President Monies
of Bolivia today made the following
official declaration to the Associated
press concerning the boundary dispute
between Bolivia and Peru and the re-
cent demonstrations at La PaZ:
The arbitration award respecting the
frontiers of Bolivia and peru. was
given by the Argeltine government,
without regard to BoliVia's petition
that an actual inspection of the ter
titory should be made by judges nam
ed by the arbitrator.
"The fact that the award dcspOilcs
Bolivia of industrial and military pos
sessions on the river Madrc de dos
and in the Acre district produced the
great Indignation on the part of the
whole of Bolivia. The arbitrator pass
ed over the elemental principles of In
ternational rights in awarding to Peru
territory which was not questioned as
belonging to Bolivia. As a consequence
the Bolivian nation unanimously re-
jects the aware.
During the first moments after
the announcement of the decision the
people could not restrain their indignh-
ton and held demonstrations in front
of the legations Of Peru and Argentine.
40 damage was done. Notwithstanding
the ~imprudence of the Argentine min
lister who from the balcony haranGu-
ed the crowds in offensive terms. The
o%nsequenc of this indiscretion Would
probably have been disastrous if our
minister OF foreign affairs had not
interviewed and used his in ~fluenco to
dispense the crowd. The following day
a local newspaper printed q fake bulle-
tin that the Bolivian legation at Lima
had been attacked and the wife of ne
Of the consul ut Arcqllha and
Mollendo had bee lssassinatcd. This
caused a second attack on the lcGa-
tons and The pillaging of peruvian
stores. Thanks to the measurC3 taken
by the authorities. nothing further Of
the kind has happened. Today every
thing Is normal, the humblost Peruvian
enjoying an absolute guarantee of SAT-
CIV"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-17
NEW ENVOY To CHINA
To AID AMERICAN
ENTERPRISE
Minister Crane Issues Formal
Statement of His Policy as
Envoy to FIowery Kingdom.


tBy Morning Journa. special Leased Wire
New York. July 1G.-Charlcs X
Crane of Chicago, the newly selected
minister TO China, who is stopping
in this city. issued a formal state
ment tonight:
zone of the principal aims Of my
inoumbency," says Mr.. Crane, Twill
be aiding American enterprises to
secure and maintain an adequate foot
hold in n country which promises to
be the richest market in the world.
THE fact that President Taft, in
whom have great confidence, is
personally familiar with The issues OF
the eastern question ana this know
ledge probably win assure a pro-
grcssive and enlightened American
policy in China ana hat the repre-
s%entatives of our government there
viii have sympathetic cooperation
Washington. makes me willing
to undertake "a responsibility which
otherwise might seem too oncrous.
Secretary KnoX's attitude toward
as already indicated by his
energy in promoting American in
forests there also encourages me.
In my opinion China is now the
focus Of the worlds greatest inter
national problem. ANA I regard the in
of the United States in this
problem as fundamental | can think
Of no foreign nation in whose pro-
gressivo prosperity and security the
rnited States has greater interest. ~
can contribute to improving the re-
OF America and China. | shall
satisfied