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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-01
WILL BE
VICE PRESIDENT
OF ST. LOUIS BANK

+ ++++#*%+++%*%44#@ + + :
= Landing in an obscure Indian =
= Territory village in 1893, at the 4
= age Of ls. with only a few hum =
= dred dollars in his pockets. es- =
= tablishing a little private bank. 4
= coming to Chickasha in 1901, and +
= assisting in organizing trust =
= company which mas developed >
= into one Of the leading banks OF +
= Oklahoma, Fl. L. Jarboe, Jr., presi- :
= dent OF the Oklahoma State bank, +
= win on May ! move to East st. =
= Louis and become vice president =
= Of large banking institution. =
= That's the record Of seventeen =
= years made by.one man Of energy =
= determination and business abil-, !
+ ity in old Indian Territory and +
+ new Oklahoma. +
%%%%++@@%@4$##%+++ >
AT meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors OF the Oklahoma State bank late
Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Jarboe ten,
dered his resignation as active man
aging officer Of the bank, which was
reluctantly accepted However, he
will retain his interests in the bank
and continue as president OF it. He
also retais his interest in the Gilkey-
Jarboe Hardware Company.
Mr., Jarboe has been rendered and
has accepted the position of vice presi-
dent OF the National Stock Yards bank
Of East St Louis. and will move to
that city, taking up the duties Of his
new position on May ].
NJ. 2. Cannon, who has been with the
bank here since its Organization and is
at the present time cashier. was elect
ed active vice president He is an
other man who has won his way step
by step in the business world since
coming to Chickasha
J. P Whatley. at present a state
bank examiner, was elected director
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-01
CROWDED HOUSE AT THE
NEW STAR LAST NIGHT

Tile crowded house at the New Star
theater last night verified Big Bill Bitt-
ner's statement that "Chlckasha is a
good show town for good show =
The Man from the West pleased the
audience ana an OF the characters
were heartily applauded There was
ample humor for the funloying and
the play brought out the dramatic abil-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-01

the president OF each bar association
in the district, and that a COPY be fur,
nished 10 Judge Bailey
Adopted unanimously this 9lst day
Of March. A. p 1870
r. d. wELBoRNE.
Attest; President
}. r. McCalla.
Secretary Pro Tenn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-01
= @%@@# %%@ %%%%@
WEATHER FORECAST. 4

: For Chickasha and vicinity! To =
; night and Saturday partly cloudy :
: weather. =
t++++++**@-++*%+%%
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-01

tiles OF the actors Tonight Tho
squaw Man win be presented for the
first time III this city bv the Big Bill
Bittnor company, which carries special
scenery and effects for the production.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-01
BIG GAME
SUNDAY


What ven do to those fellows viii
be plenty said Mark Partin, mana
ger Of the printers baseball aggrega-
tion who will go up against the bar
bers Sunday
The game viii be played at the fair
grounds, beginning at 3 b. nj Both
sides are confident Of victory Follow
ing IS the lineup:
PRINTERS. BARRIERS
Third Base
Partin Montgomery
Catcher
Luta Fuller
First Base
Shatzel Russell
Left Field
Clarke Barnes
Center Field
Granlee simpson
Second Base
Hammiu Dean
Pitcher
Fultz Cocroft
shortston
DeKnder BaIton
r-.;..A y,.,. r,os.4o., f,oohc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-01
Bailey Endorsed By
Grady County Bar


With The Endorsement Of Judge Bal
ley ov ;he lawyers here today. every
county in the Fifteenth district has
through It's bar association placed the
seal Of approval on The judges work.
The following resolutions we're re-
ported by committee consisting Of
John Mccalla. p Hamilton and b. 81
Barefoot and were adopted without 4
dissenting vote
Resolutions.
Whereas. az the admission Of Okla
homa inio the Union the Fifteenth iu.
dicial district elected as its first judge
the Honorable Frank M Bailey. and
Whereas. complicated questions aris.
ing under two sets OF laws and meth
ods OF procedure have been met by
him with Judicial intelligence that has
made bis services productive of a
satisfactory administration Of justice.
and
Whereas. he has shown himself pos
sessed OF a iaa:cial temperament and
has manifested disposition TO labor
at all times in his effort to clear the
congesied dockets TO which he sue
ceedsd. and
Whereas. on the bench he Is courte-
ous, patient and swerved only by .
sense Of duty and 81 right, and
Whereas. III private life he stands
high in the community as man and
citizen and has the confidence and
respect Of an who know MIN; there
fore. be Il
Resolved. By the Grady County Bar
Association that we most heartily in.
dorse his past record as judge and
commend him most cordially for re-
election and trust that he may be-
spared the expense and time or making
4 canvass for the position and. be u
further
Resolved. that 4 copy Of these reso-
lntions be printed in the Chickasha
papers and that copy be sent 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-01

Umpires-Gene Rose and Jacobs
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Marriage Licenses

The. following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Monday. November 21. 1910:
BARBERIS- -ROYEGN0-Joseph Barberis IL
and Jennie Rovegno Al, both of 319 Hi
street.
BIGLEV- PAGE-Elmer j. Bigley. 80. and Nins
L. Page. 80. both of sos Grove street
BRoGAN-ALLEN-Joh A. Brogan. 81. and
Helen $. Allen. %, both of 1851 Ellis street
BRUToN- oN-PAsToRINo-Mar F. Bruton, 81
1130 Vallejo street. and Josephine A. Pas
torino p. Gilroy.
BURGEY- -MoLoNEY- Samuel S. Burgey, 25
and Mavrine $. Moloney, 23, both of Ell Paso
CANNIZZARo- -DEMATo-John cannizzaro. 2s
and Fanny Demato. 10, both of POPS Stockton
street.
cARRoLL.sT. CLAIR William H. Carroll 81
1885 0'Farrell street and Florence 7. ST
Clair. 1s 1924 Clay street.
To-CANNIZZARo-Fred Damato 2s
and Rose Cannizzaro. Is, both Of 2o25 Stock
ton street.
DE SoUCEY-DEAN-Leo c. de soucey. 81
1908 0'Farrell street. and Mary r. Dean
Newark. y. ].
FERRARI-FERBARI- Ferrari So Il
London street. and Rosa Ferrari, 80. 1924
Grant avenue
FUKUMoTo- -MIYASAKI-Tomitaro Fukumoto
34 and Mao Miyasaki. q, both of Hanford. :
HAYES -CONLAN AN-Frank Hayes 80. Porter
vile, and Lille Conlan. %, Oakland.
HEDGE -KIFER--Arthur L. Hedges 81 and
Maud Kifer. "a. both of Denver, Colo.
I1s12 Fair Oaks street and Effe L. Spencer
D. 1856 Golden Gate avenue.
MALONEY-TWoMEY- A. Maloney 81
and Ellen NJ Twomey, 20, both of lat Souti
Park
SEARS-Andrew H. March, 81, and
Annie c. Sears, 49, both of st. Helena.
NEN--KRESHENCA-Dm A. Men, 81, and
olea NJ. Kreshenca. Is. both of 81 Cook street
PALIzZI-CAG Paizzi, 81. 1924
Chestnut street. and Diana Cagnacci 10, 2911
Franklin street
EIDY-GARNETT-Josep NJ Redy. 35. vii
lows. and Gladys B. Garnett. "a, 1854 Fulton
street.
REyANSKY -P0MERENKo -Konstantin Revan
sky. 3s. 1000 McAlister street, and Lus
Pomerenko. %. 100 Parker avenue.
REY Miguel Reyes, 22 141f
Stockton street.
R1cE-ELLERY--Jay ]. Rice. 4o Vallejo, and
Jessie NJ. Ellery. IS, Snisun.
ROYAI<-ELLIoTT-wa H. Royal. 90 and
Jessie ". Elliott. 2S. both of Sacramento
SCHLAUDECKER-DA q. Schlaudecker,
81. 40 Ellis street. and Mae E. Dale. %, San
Francisco.
SCHULTZ c. Schultz 81 and
Leatta Harrell 21, both of Stewart hotel.
SPLIvALo-SNOOK-O H. Splivalo 25
2416 Cough street. and Iona l. Shook 49,
1851 Pine street
wEIskER-LA BoNTE-EmiI r. weisker. %
and Cecilia La Bonte, 21 both Of 1924 Va
lencia street
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
GROUND BROKEN
FOR STRUCTURE
Crowd Cheers When Mccarthy
TOsses Earth Into Wait
ing Wagon
100000 Building for Officials
to Be Finished in Eight
Months

Ground for the new temporary city
hall building at Eighth and Market
streets was broken formally by Mayor
Mccarthy at l o'clock yesterday after
noon, the event being accompanied by
brief ceremonials and witnessed by
crowd of persons who broke into a
spontaneous shout OF applause as the
city's chief dug the shovel into the
earth and dexterously heaved the first
shovelfsll into the waiting wagon.
In addressing the spectators Mayor
Mccarthy spoke of the pledges made
by him during his electioneering
Il promised" he said. that as soon
as possible I would try and bring the
various city departments under one
roof. This Is necessary In the course
of the business of the city and will
eliminate the vast amount of incon-
venfence and delay which is brought
about by having the departments sit
uated apart from each other. The
building which is to be erected on this
site will be temporary city hall. pend
ing the building of the permanent one
on the old site. The city will rent the
building until its own Is completed and
then. of course, will move into it's own
"The aim of the administration has
been to secure a building which will
be suitable for its purposes and which
yet will be In close proximity to the
offices of the auditor, recorder and
treasurer, and ultimately arran gements
have been completed where this can be
done. The structure which is to be
erected here is to be a seven story one
and of reinforced concrete.
The work which begins today means
more than the ordinary beginning of
the construction of a building. 1t
means that the city has taken the first
definite step toward drawing away from
the unsatisfactory state of affairs
which began on the day of the disaster
Much has been done in the days that
followed, but now. having provided for
the. absolutely necessary things, we
start planning for the order and con-
veniences. and with every other citi-
zen of San Francisco I look forward TO
the moment when the city officials will
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
MISSING YOUTHS
ACCOUNTS SHORT
Charles E. NayIor Jr. Alleged to
Have Stolen ST, 200 From
Employers

The accountants upon the books of
Charles E. Naylor jr.. the youthful and
suddenly absent secretary of the Cali
fornia building and loan association of
Alameda, have checked UP shortage
in the neighborhood of $1,000. They
have gone over the ledgers from Feb
ruary of this year to November II
when young Naylor disappeared. In
February the books were found intact.
1t appears that Naylor had been in
the employ of the company for four
years, that by successive promotions he
had been elevated to the position of
secretary, that he was given large re-
sponsibility, banded more than $50 900
year of the company's money and
received a salary OF $50 month. He
is % years of age, a. graduate of Stan
ford university, husband and father.
He lived with his wife and baby in
small apartments. but was unequal to
the struggle Of making $50 do for the
wants of three. His friends say that
he had always been honorable in his
dealings, and that they had never
known any previous straying from the
path of duty
1t appears. however. that the lad TAX
ing upon himself early in life the
duties Of husband, had been unable to
win financial advancement equal to his
requirements. He could have obtained
such aid as he needed from his father
and his friends are puzzled to under
stand why he should have plunged in
to theft
Within recent weeks, Naylor had
shown signs 70 recklessness which
worried his employers. He had not
been attending to his duties as the
directors desired. He was called be-
fore them and practically told that hL
was to be dismissed
The next night a directors meeting
was TO be held and Naylor was told to
bring certain books, which it had been
his practice TO keep at his home. AS
he left his residence that evening he
kissed his wife goodby, telling her
merely that he was going to attend the
directors meeting. She has not seer.
him since. He did not go to the meet
ing.
When he failed TO arrive the sus-
picions of his employers were aroused
The safe was opened and an investi-
cation made. Irregularities were re-
vealed- The Morse agency was called
upon to capture the fugitive
Captain Callundan of the Morse ps-
troll has taken charge of the case. He
believes the boy has not gone far from
the bay.
Charles NayIor, the local attorney.
father of the missing secretary is one
Of the directors of the California build
Ing and loan association, by which his
son was employed. He is overcome
with grief
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

McGLINN-In this city. November 20. 1910
John. dearly beloved father Of William Nc
Glinn, native Of Ireland, aged so years.
Friends and aequantanees are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednes-
Of D. !. kenny & CO. 17io EDDY street near
Scott. thence TO ST. Peters church. where a
requiem high mass viii be celebrated for the
repose Of his soul, commencing at 9:43 O'CLOCK
fnterment Holy Cross cemetery.
NIELsEE-In this city. November 20 1910.
Anne Marie. dearly beloved wife OF Albert
Nielsen, and loving mother Of Maja Marie.
Anna ". Albert B., Gertrude t., Harold NJ.
Ella ". and Arthur L. Nielsen. and sister OF
MAIDS Th Groth, a native Of Eroskobing. Den
mark aged n years months and days;
tTuesdayl. November p. 1910. at 1:so o'clock
near Twenty fourth street. Interment Cypress
Lawn cemetery by carriages.
oLIVIER-In this city. November 10. 1910. Ger
trude. dearly beloved wife Of the late Jean
Jean and the late Antoine olivier and Mrs.
Catherine Sorbet. and loving grandmother OF
Frederick P. Edouard. Cecile and Celestine
Olivier and Desire, Elise and the late Orestine
sorbet. native of Arros Bases Pyrenees.
France. aged II years II months and 16 days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
Eited TO attend the funeral today tues
day.. November % 1910. at O'Clock p m,
from the perlors Of valente. Marini. Marais
Co.. S44S Mission street above Thirtieth. thence
to ST. Psul's church. Twenty ninth and Church
streets. for services. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery. by electric funeral leaving Va
lencia and Twenty-eighth streets at 2:45
O'Clock p. m.
RATTo-In this city November 20 1910. Teresa
Ratio. dearly beloved mother of Gervasio. Clio
ysnni, Nicola. Giovanni Battista. DaEide, Ste
phen and Andrew Ratio and Mrs. Mary Ratio
and Mrs Catherine Queirolo. a native Of Italy,
aged 70 years 3 months and days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow CWednes-
day, November %. 1910, at SIS O'Clock
M. from her late residence. s Sanchez
street thence to Mission Dolores church.
where requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repose OF her SOUL commencing at 8
O'Clock. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. By
carriage.
Rhode. dearly beloved husband Of Marie Rhode.
beloved brother OF August Rhode. Rev. Clem-
ents Rhode OF Columbus. o.. and the late Franz
Rhode, and beloved uncle Of Mrs. Theodore
kast and Mrs. Frank Straub. native OF Ger
many, aged % years IL months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednes-
day., at $50 o'clock a. m, from the parlors
tween Church and Sanchez. thence to ST. Bouf
faces church. where requiem mass will be
celebrated for the repose OF his soul com
mencing at $3.50 o'clock a. m- Intermeut Holy
Cross cemetery, by carriage.
sMITH-In this city. November 21. 1910
Charles D. Smith. native OF Washington
aged rs years.
SMITH-In this city. November 81 1910 Steven
Thomas. beloved father OF Floyd Ira Smith OF
vile. CAL. andN brother Of c. L. and James l.
Smith aud Mrs. Fannie Lunt a native OF
Butte county. Cal, aged "a years Z months
and days.
291a Mission street between Twenty hfth and
Twenty-sixth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Wife BEATER GETS
6 MONTHS in JAIL
John Salvares Will Have Time
to Think Over His Threat
to Kill Woman

Six months in the county jail was
the sentence allotted to John Salvares
in which he may think over the aj-
visibility of again threatening to xiii
his wife. Mrs. Marie Salvares, 116A
Noe street, was the complaining wit
ness. She is employed in a cleaning
and dyeing establishment. He never
works, it is said. Saturday night when
he started to beat his wife her screams
brought Policemen Preeden and Dal-
ton, who saw Salvares throw away a
loaded revolver as he ran.
you deserve six years in the peni-
tertiary" declared Police Judge Short
all in passing sentence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
ACCUSED MEXICANS
ARE ORDERED HELD

Cesario Garcia and Gregorfo Colin,
the Mexicans accused of stealing 10000
pessos worth of jewelry, We're taken
before United States Commissioner
Wright yesterday and remanded to the
custody of the marshal, as the neces-
sary papers have not yet been received
from Mexico. The matter will, come up
again Saturday when there will be "a
lesal battle over the right of the gov
ernment to keep men wanted in other
countries as prisoners for more than
40 days. The Mexicans have been in
the custody OF the United States Al
days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
MRS. MARY A. BOUSHEY
is CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Mary A. Boushey. aged rs. and
mother of Homer Boushey, secretary of
the publicity committee of the Panama
racine exposition company, died in the
St Francis hospital yesterday after
noon Following short Illness.
She was native of Ontario, Can
The funeral will he held from N GRAY
& Co, undertakers. 219S Geary street,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, and
the interment in Mount Olivet ceme-
terry. will be private.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

move into a city hall worthy OF the
community"
Supervisor Charles A. Nelson. chair
man of the committee on public build
ings. a the conclusion of the address.
gave the mayor a workman's shovel.
"The work now starts" said Nc
Carthy. as he thrust the implement into
the earth.
The new building, it is expected. will
be finished in eight months. 1t has
been designed especially to meet the
requirements of city hall. 1t is TO
cost 100000 and is being erected by
the Whtcomb estate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
TWO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OPENED YESTERDAY

Two of the new public schools were
opened yesterday, the GARFIELD. at
Kearny and Filbert streets. on the
site of the former Lafayette school.
with 19 classes, and the Mckinley. at
Fourteenth and Castro streets. with
nine classes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
PAMPHLET REPUDIATED
BY ALASKAN CLUB

A letter repudiating the statements
contained in pamphlet entitled
From San Francisco TO the Heart
of Alaska was received at the cham
ber Of commerce from the Seward
commercial club of Seward, Alaska.
Particular denial is given the state
ment that a trail exists to the Iditarod
district from Illiamna bay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
WOMAN SEEKS DAMAGES
FOR HUSBANDS DEATH
San Jose Man Was Killed by
Truant Officer

SAN JOSE. Nov 21.-The impanel-
ling of a jury was begun today in the
superior court in the action OF Mrs
Catherine Ivancovich against former
Truant Offcer Frank r. Shafter. to
recover $4,000 damages for the death
of her husband. a prominent fruit
dealer. who was killed two years ago
by Shafter in a quarrel following the
seizure OF Ivancovich's child by
Shafter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

CHECK FoRGER PLEADS GUILTY-Harry Les
lie pleaded guilty IN Judge Dunne's court yes
terday TO passing fictitious check for $40 Is
on ]. Allemand. The check was on the Wells
Fargo Nevada national bank and was signed
y. r. Csunagh"
WILL GIVE LECTURE George. P. Hodges of
New York city. national secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian association will give a
stereoptcon lecture in the Young Mems Chris
iiaa Association hall 1919 o'farrell street.
this evening at $3.50 o clock There will be no
charge and a general invitation is extended to
all 8
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

BETZ-ROLLINS-In this city, November 10,
1910. by Rev. James NJ McEihinney. Johan
Adoph Betz and Anna Josehna Rollins,s both
Of san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Will WORK IN HARMONY

At the close of the meeting Chairman
Scotford announced that the citizens
committee would take over the inter-
ests Of the Panama Pacific aeronautic
company, and that IL also would work
in harmony with the Pacific aero club
DR.. J. B. DalzieIl of the Pacific aero
club was present at yesterdays meet
ing and took an active part in the pro-
ceedings.
Among those who attended the meet
ing vesfer6 were.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
CHOLERA sHIP DoCKED-

CHOLERA SHIP DoCKED-New York Nov o.
The steamer San Giorgsno. which arrived last
week from Genoa and Naples. and which was
detained because Of two deaths on the voyage
among the steersge passengers believed 10 be
due 70 cholera. was allowed 70 60 70 dock here
todsF. The crew win nott be permitted 10
seaFe the vessel. which VIII sail on the return
trip 10 a few dags.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

ROBBERS GET $4,000 JEwELRY-Cheyenne
Wyo., Nov. 21---rhe jewelry store of Samuel
Prenstein in this city robbed last night of
Jewelry and other valuables to the amount of
$4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

SENT TO PRIsoN-san Jose. Nov 21-Santos
Baeida was sentenced this morning 70 four
years In San Quentin for having passed a fcti-
fioUS check
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

Skating Masquerade Carnival, Wed.
eve. Nov. %. Dreamland Rink. Admis-
e4aR l0c-- Skates 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

KELLEY 20. 1910, to the wife 4
William u. Kelley. daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
DEATHS

Anderson. Captain l.. =
Blankenhorn. Gottlieb 81
Bonner. David. -. Is
Boushey. Mary A.. "a
Bowen. John. .... SIS
Brown, Albert w. :. &c
Brunbrook. Amura Z AZ
Cassin. Maggie. =
Coleman, Daniel F..
Comstock, Inez r.. 4
De Lucis. DR.. Pietro 2e
Doyle -....-.t MASS
Frese. Christian. -. 7s
Geerkens- Nicolaus Fl Gs
Haber. Joseph -. ss
Hayes. Mary J
Jakes. Robert W -. 4c
Kcane ..-..... Mass
MacAdam. Januarius 81
MallabY. Samuel. -. Il
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1910-04-16
A Merry Christmas
AND
A Happy New Year


n
Mems Boys Clothing win be excsled
by the state Of Florida
, 1910-06-08
COREANs RESIGNED TO THEIR FATE.
Washington, D. c., 4tb May.

Washington, D.. c., 4th May.
There has come, filtered through di-
plomatic channels here, information rel
ative to the situation in Corea which
makes it to look as if Coreans themselves
had inside information thai their country
was about to turn its Sovereignty over to ia
pan. They seem now resigned TO their fate
and to realize that annexation is q matter OF
Japanese convenience ana viii be brought
about at whatever time Japan finds it most
expedient.
There is already much speculation on
whether any Of the Powers can stave off ia
pans contemplated move, whether China
will feel sufficiently supported to object and
whether the Corean people will take annex
alton coolly or cause disturbances which
Japan will necessarily queil.
The United States has large mining and
educational interests in Corea, and 1t Is Ger
tain that the government would greatly pre-
fer to see the status quo remain, not only
because things ure getting along very we'll
at present, bnt because Of political reas rs.
However, it is doubtful il the United States
government can make any protest cAJais-
tently at this late date, after the United
States Minister has loug since been with
drawn from Corea aud after Japan has taken
over the foreign relations OF Coreh. In order
to protest there would have t. bG some pre-
text, aud Japan by improving conditions in
Corea since She began to tighten the cords
around her, has left little opportunity for
protest.
1t is realized that japanese control has
greatly improved matters Of education and
law, the administrator OF justice and the
security Of life and property in Corea.
Then, again, Japan has practically absorbed