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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-07

diva okrety woJenne, ma grant,
ce portugalska liczne oddzialy
wojska; podobniez Anglia Fran
cya przys,a,y swoje okrety wojen-
ne dla ochrony swoich poddanych.
w Madrycie. w parlamencie pod
mesli republikanie inlerpelacye,
dlaczego Rad wyslai mad granice
portugalska wojSko iftlumi mani
festacye radosne republikan6w hi
szpanskich powodu sukcesu ich
braci Portugalow. Premier Cana
lejas odrzeki, re Rad wysial o.
krety wojsko dla Pilnowania i o.
chrony poddanych interesow hi
szpahskich, zachowa sic wzgle-
dem novel rzeplitej TAX samo, jak
to uczynia inne nocarstwa. =
Donosza do stolicy, ze po niekto-
rych prowincyonalnych miastach
hiszpaiskich spostrzedz sic dale
jasno - grozny ferment rewolu-
cyjny, objawiajacy sic manifesto
cyami radosnemi z powodu zajSc
w Lisbonie. N. p. we Walencyi
republikanie powywieszali portu-
galskie hiszpahskie flagi republi-
kanskie, ktore gubernator kaza}
usunat; wojsko wszedzie stoi
pod broniq - W pogotowiu.
Berlin, = pazdziernika. = w
tutejszych kolach dyplomatycz-
nych omawiajq zywo sprawe ko-
lonii rortugalskich, mianowicie
CO ma sic stat 2 niemi, gdy Por-
tugalia sama ME bedzie moela
niemi rzqdziG. w r. 1897, kiedy
Portugalia rowniez byia pograzo-
ma w l1lopotach, miaiy Niemcy u
iozyt sic z Anglia opodzia} kolo-
nil afrykahskich, czemu swoja
droga pozniej w Berlinie uroczy-
Scie zaprzeczano. Zdaje sic. re
Niemcy, kt6rzy zawsZe wsZedzie
.radzi cudza krzywdQ sic tuczq,
t,lchca teraz wskrzcsic owa komhi-
nacye .pomocniczap dla Portuga-
lii, wqtpit tylko nalely, czy AM
glia obecnie do tego reke przyio-
".
Rzym, Z pazdzierniESa. - Row.
! ME we Watykanie, jak w Kwiry-
male (rezydencyi kr6lewskiej)
ME majQ jeszczc oficyalnych VIE
sci o stanie rzeczy W Portugalii.
We Watykanie panuje podobno
poglad, re zajscia wcLisbonie.
jakkolwiek ME rozstrzygaja je-
szcze sytuacyi, a powr6t monar-
chizmu wcale jest jeSzcze mozli-
wynn. to jednak zaj$cia te stano7
via jasna przestroge dla Hiszpa-
nil jei krola, kt6ry igra z VIOLA
ludu przewaznie katolickiego i
wiernego,a wspiera Sic na niepe-
wnym zywiole liberalnym.
Londyn, : pazdziernika. - Ma
czeSc bawiacego tn wybitnego
dzialacza amerykaiskiego Booke-
ra T. Washingtona wydaiy ban
kiet stowarzyszenia: przeciwnie-
wolnicze ochrony dla murzynow.
Ma bankiecie byli obecni czlon-
kowie parlamentu.
- w Manchesterze przyszio do
porozumienia pomiedzy fabrykan-
tami bawelnianymi i 10000 ro-
botnikow, ktorzy tam Cd dluzsze-
60 juz czasu strajkowali..
Haga, Holandya, z pazdziern;-
ka. = Rad holenderski przeslal
projekt ,pahstwom; ktore uczestni-
czyly w londyhskiej konferencyi
flotowej, podiug ktorego pahstwa,
kt6re zgodzily sic ma miedzynaro-
dove sadly polubowne w sprawie
zdobyczy wojennej, powinny mice
prawo apelacyi cd wyrokow tych-
ze sadow. Do pahstw tych male
"a: Anglia, Francya, Stany Zje-
dnoczone.
Hamburg, Z paidziernika. -
Przyszlo do porozumienia pomie-
dzy abrykami okretowemi
ich robotnikami cd dwu miesiecy
strajkujacymi, skutkiem tego ro-
botnicy fabryk metalurgicznych,
grozacy strajkiem, uspokoili sic.
Okretowi robotnicy uzyskali do
or 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-07

JCktClll w uol<t", NtotN 'i4"JS
przedlozone legislature. Znajdu-
je sic miedzy mimi projekt zniesie-
MIA ustawy zabraniajacej tloma-
czyc ma niekorzyst oskarzonego
faktu. IL sam zeznah ME sklada;
projekt zniesienia ustawy tycza-
cej sic warunkowego wypuszcze-
MIA ma wolnoSt "a poreczenlem,
by sprawy ,,drobnej kradziezy'
rozciagnaG do wypadkow tycza-
cych sic kradziezy przedmiotow
wartosci najwyzej $50 (zamiast
jak dotychczas tylko S15)), tax
ably sedziowie mogli takie wy
padki sadzic bez zwoiywania sa-
du przysiegiych; projekt rozsze-
rzenia jurysdykcyi sadow muni-
cypalnych powiatowych W wy
padkach kradziezy, by takie prze-
|eN'oo~A'" ~. "N'
hanbiace; wreszcie projekta upro-
P'""' w
i'''i N"''''' '""s'
Springfield ln'"' 7 PazazierhikA'
Motoro"y l-'er'iian N'''''"
k'", ieo.'"'u' ''"''''e' a." 'po
"oo'"'.''e '"F " N'
N"'es''y I,. l.''' c..''.,,.a,,,; -,
,'sle'i p'~, ~ ~, " c,.,.. 49,.
'~s" y y . -, ;, ,,.
I'a."' W. WY '.'>', -, 80
;! - 4" >' -
''e' w '~'.,"! ,.'">" o' -
sd" "', ''N'" ''e.'
! ND''",l ''',"" y -'' "
Ze1la' lc'i ooa"y wy u'Ja ',e a..
s%'9 %uPei'he sl'i d "i.'ii"'o
ne; w otaunton' gozie aoDr%e 81
znanh, clesza sic sZacuhklein I'd
utanlem' a ludnosc litu]e SIG I'd
czel naa ich ioSeh'' OOyu"a] ii'e
zmieri'ie SO EsheDle7l N@tas'ioi%
I ch"ilami Sig "yoaje' Zt |'''ss'y
traca.
Boston, Mass, { Pazdziernika
= Demokracl na sWoJeJ tute]szel
konwencyi przyJeh platfornle' w
kt6rej domagaJq sic reWlzyi tary-
fly, pedatku dochodowego, osrani7
czenia wydatkow rzqdowych, Wy
borrow senatorow przez oSoine
sioSowanie, zaprowadzenia poc|-
ty pakunkoweL uproszezenla pro-
cedury sadoweJ. inicyatywy ] re-
ferendum, poprawienla ustaw
wyborczych, postepoWcSo ust'-
wodaWSlWa Ola roDo''l'No"' pi~
Wrocehia mlaS'n hoS'ol'o"i |',"
czen'a miasta hahuioWeso' N
pszych stosunkow handlowych z
kanada' ponicla sena'ora l-oose q:
lePszych re9uiacy) sanltarhyc'l
Przy depatach mad Eandyaata''''
ma 9uhernatora przyszfo 40 Du-
rz!lwych seen, nawet oo)Ki, cno-
ciaz postuSlWano sic austraisk'ln
systemem giosoWanla, tax, re mu-
siano zawieslc posiedzenie' Fass !
Vahey mieii Pra"le Towing i'osc
giosoW. Wreszcie Vahey ziZeNi
sic Eandydatury noliliilo"aii r'e
Ga Mansileiua, poe%eali 'eso@ tio
mlnoWano lednos'osh'e.
BOSTON, Mass Z PaHu@iei''iN".
Ma repuDlikanSkieJ koil"ei'eyi
stanowe] starym z"ycAa)eil' o
trzymaf nomlnacye ma guDernato-
ra obecny guDernator Draper I'D
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-07
Republikanie trwaja. Opis pierW-
szych dni republiki w Lizbonie.
Zagranica sytuaeyi. Niemcy maja apetyt ma
kOlOnie Watykan POrtugalii.
z Bukowiny: Korrupcya Czerniowcach SeJm Sty-
ryi rozwiszany-M Monopol nafty ma Wegrzech.

wObec Portuganl
chinskegONagroda "a wykryce sprW-
w Angeles zmneszona. Rome konwehcye
zrzekaja sic kopa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-07
PRZEGLAD
POuTfu MIEDzYAARODOWEl

Chicago, 7 pazdziernika.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

Sale of Camp Bowie aband oned mili- taTy reservation. Department of the Interior General Land Office, Wssh- ington, July l9. 1910. Notice is here- hy given, pur-uant 60 the provisions If the act oi July ,, 1884 (23 Stats.
 U3l, that th- agricultural and grazing lands m .he Camp Bowie abandoned
 military re-ervatIOn, Ar.zona, com
 pr slug ..N tT-c'e, containing 10, l5.96 acre. ~lil te offered at public sale at
 not less than the appraised price, W hich
 ranges from Sl.25 10 B 50 per acre.
 l he sale will take place on the reser-
 vation conmenc ng at 9 o'clock g. m., October 10, 1910. and will be conduct-
 -d ny the Register and Receiver of
 tne [ : land office, PhoeLIx. Ari-
 zona The tracts will be offered by
 smallest legal subdivisions, spproxi- , ma ely +0 acres, in the order in which they appear on the list in the strict
 land office, viz: Sl sec 25, T lis, 2S e;W3 sec 3, lots l, 2,3, f; sec 4, lot= l, }, 3, 1 sec 9, vt nw4, sw3 sec
 l., ] ne4, ; n~4 T! -e3. eec F; all ! 'l rf'- i-', =, -Dt huu aIl UI secs Ll [, 25. 26. ?, 2s, in the reservation, T l5 s,r2 2s e; all of T l4 ., 29 Q. in the reservation; VI and lots l, ?, 3, i. sec I, =ecs ) and 6. ne3 nv4 n. swi, se3
 s"4 ri so sf4 se4, sec :, |! and swi,
 s. nw!, lots l. ,, 3, f. sec g, T Is
 :, 29 W. A lime kiln valued at $2OO ! is also to he sold with the sw1 ne1, sec r T ljs, 2Se Payment will be required on the day of sale of SlO nr each tract sold at less than Sl 75' per acre. and s2O for each tract sold At Sl 75 per acre or more, and
 will be forfeited unlees the full amount of the purchase price ia paid 10 the Receiver Al Phoenix. Arizona, on O, be. fore Octcbsr 20, 1910. The land. classitied as mineral are to be sold under the mineral land laws. Fred 1 Bennett, Commissioner General Land Office. Approved JIiy IS, 1910. Frank Pierce, Acting Secretary.
 Firs. publication Aug. !, 1910
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
THE INITIATIVE AND THE REFERENDUM.

The constitution makers over in New Mexico are ex- periencing some trouble just upon the eve of discarding their tribal relations and as suming the dignity that state hood will bestow upon them. The democrats are inslstent that the initiative and refer endum be recorded as a part of the constitutional law. The republican bosses, however say the people are not lit to govern, and are opposing with all the energy at their command. a measure that ap- pears to meet the approval oi a large number of thinking men of our sister state. IT Arlzora, too, the people art discussing the advlsability O embracing the initiative anC and referendum. But thes' discussions are, as they should be, of a pleasant nature be tween democrats, republican; and socialists, with a view t ascertaining whether or no such a provision in the con stitution would prove health ful to the commonwealth The PRosPEcroR hopes for tn
 best for New Mexico, to at tain which we would advis the elimination of inuend and heated acrimony; do a Arizona will-send your bes men to the constitutional con vention, and they will creat for you a document that VII be a reflex of the lintelligenc ot the great southwest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
DOUGLAS IS FAv0RlTe
 FOR MINING CONGRESS.

It is almost a forgone con clusion that Douglas is to have the 1911 Mining Con gress. A more appropriate meeting place for the Con gress could not be conceived. Situate in the center of the richest and most diversified mining region in the world, with many furnaces turning Iout the precious metals, with ample railroad facilities and hotel accommodations second to none. the Shelter City stands without a rival as to capacity for entertaining men who will weigh carefully the momentous questions com- ing up before that body ot deep thinkers. The PRoS-
 PEcToR is pleased to observe
 a unanimity of sentiment ia
 voring Douglas for the l9l l
 Mining Congress, believing
 that existing conditions in the city, together with the many rich producing mines adja,
 cent, will serve as inspiration 10 those who may assemble to discuss methods lookin: forward to the advancement of the mining industry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

It was at first feared that there would not be enough patriots ready to take up the duties of writing a constitu- ton and thatjt might be nec- essary to send for outside help, It was even rImOred that Ir. Hitchcock. Mir. Beyeridge. and other eminent statesmen. might have to be called Tn to fill the gap. Recent events indicate, however, that those fears were groundless. From every canyon and cactus plain in the territory men have hurried to the rescue and at least a thousand constitutions have already been written The trouble that nov threat- ems is, that there will be SC many different kinds of cOn- stitutious handed to the del- egates that they will De un~ able to make a choice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

The report having become current tfat Santl Cruz county bOasted the t.-; ling -i-t, il the territory, Lsfe Git.ol, Ci GlHu-t se. felt that an injustice wAs being heaped upon the Nimrcds | C0cni-e county and. ems listing the quick action and deadly aim oi Dc. HitCh'rs, our neIghboring county NA- invaded on Monday and some iaLcy shooting iudulged ill for hai! day. Tne fled of sport was near Patagonia. where the trees vas ioIud to Ne JreIning ~ith pigeons. They cannot make any correct estf- mate of the tumhrr of birds slain, 90 thick!y was the ground strewn with the beauti-- hen the smoke cleared ! away that to gather them all up and . c,.t them t1 the 'ailrC,d wOuld have taxed the strength oi the two stal~art ' huntefs. But, they took up couple oi hundred ponud- yi the ies,hered tribe, which they distributed among the poor and needy of Santa Cruz county, arriving Tombstone last even. ing with seventy five be distributed among friends hece Both gentlemen
 feel that, should they have been able
 to count the days killing, Cochlse
 county would rank as hsrboring two
 of the beat shots ID Arizons-snd that
 without any "clcse shaving" or tooth
 pooling"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

While it is true that news paper men don't get very big salaries, there is no vocation in which the prospects tor big things are greater. Mrs. Hartie. with absolute divorce and S1oo,00O a year, Is to marry a reporter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

Hon. William Jennings Bryan met hIs first reverse in his own party last week. Surely there is more sting in the ingratitude of a party than in a serpent's tooth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

A novel way of instructing the people regarding the dan- gerous housefy is that being taken up in Eastern cities by presenting all the habits and peculiarities Of the insect in moving pictures.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

MT. Rockefeller is going to make restitution of a fortune to the brother with whom he ouarreled. Now is the time to lay in a stock of kerosene before the rise
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

The final count of the cost of King Edwards funeral is s2OO, 900, by which it is evil dent that they bury a king in England on a much smaller expenditure than is required in this country to lay out an ex-champion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

A lad has been expelled from West Point for lying. How long would it take to de- populate the earth if men were hanged for the game thing?
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
From Wednesdays Daily.

The Venne Orchestra wi give a dance at the Gage Hall Friday gnt after the show. The orchestra wi.l <, be increased to four members and will l furnish better music than ever.
 The Wi,kenburg Miner states ilAt I a shelter, tirst.class and modern IT. every respect. wlll be bIIit hy the Monarch cOmusny Dear there this fall. The contract for the material mas been awarded to the United States Sulplide SIneltef Furnace compsny Of Toledo, Ohio.
 The Globe Silver Belt ia advert;s- ing Geronimo Melons.' We tru-t they will not give ,he people wlo buy chem as much trouble as the original Geronimo formerly gave.
 Clarence smith Was an outgoing passenger for Los Angeles today on months vacation.
 Mrs. Mae Joyce of Tombstone was
 married to Earnest Pinter at Santa Bsrhsra, California, August l. Mr Plnter is insurance auditor with head quarters at Santa Barbara, while Mrs. , Mae Joyce Is well known here. being , the daughter of MT. aad M.s. Jas , Mars. The news of the marriage Is & .lleasant surprise to the friends oi
 the tride here who jJin IHE PE, s.
 PEcToR in extending best wishes, Ralph Johnson arrived yesterday from F. Pasn for an ex:eudrd visit n with his parents, Mir and Mrs. sam Johnson Ralph is in the Southern
 Pacific train seryiye between the Pas City and Lordsburg. New Mexico. I Mrs. J. A. R)ckfellow and chi'dre f, are expected home about in two week v from an extended s7journ ID Ne.
 York
 ,. The Chr!stian Ealeayor Socist - wili begin its regular Sunday eyenin ,e meetings at the churc ,e heginniug next sunday, after bein, ,e closed during the month of July le A reireshing shower visi;ited thI city at about r. o'clock last night.
 Since the summer showe-7 have SC
 ID the surrou nding hills have taken Io beautiful coat of green. and every
 thing looks nice and healthy in th
 gardens az well AS iu the valleys an Tn "n the mountains,
 i. Judge Doan lat evening sentence
 Murdock to three year at F.oren e
 but granted writ of probable cau- to ani released the deiendsnr on $IOO X bail, pending hsar ng n ,.e .uprem c urt.
 Glendale, the infant city of Mar
 cOp- county, nov has c!ty couuc that can legally proceed to do bn.
 ness. Clerk Thomas O; the board ( supervisors has issued certificates , y Mayor A. W. Bennett. and Council 'e men John D. G.rber. John Marks, ( :. Gillette and John II. TucGey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

According to the BOs'on News Bureau, one bank in Kansas holds ffty-two real estate mortgages. the money raised in this way all gong for the purchase of automo- piles. It is also reported that in Missouri and a compara- lively small territory sur rounding, the total borrowed in lhis way for the purpose o' buying autos is Sl5,OOO.OOO. What it amounts 10 in the en- tire country cannot be estl. mated. ID view of this con-
 dition, western bankers art reported to have agreed tt ".lepd no money to borrower; who propose to use it in buy.
 ing motor cars
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

The Daily Globe observes; "Los Angeles should have used its recall on Jeff before the Reno fight. He might have come back. ,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

One "ism' the republicans continue to stand for is hyp- notism-by the bosses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

Aviators, we should say are those who lead the higher life.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-24
DIED.

CALvERT-On Sunday. May %. 1910. at
$50 a. m, at Washington. d. C.,
LUCY HARRISON DORSEY. beloved
wife OF c. Baltimore Calvert. Of Mac
Alpine, College Park. Nd, and only
child OF Mrs. Charles WOTJhlnErOn
Dorsey. Of Front Royal. Va. and
Washington. y. G.
Funeral services at st. Pauls Church,
Rock Creek Cemetery, Tuesday, May
p at II o'clock lnterment private
(F'ront Royal. Va, Martinsburg, ".
Va, and Baltimore. Nd. papers please
copy)
RGUSON-Suddenly. on Saturday. May
z, 1870 WILLIAM h FERGUSON.
beloved husband of Sarah Ferguson,
aged fifty-four years.
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. F,
NJ. Seaman, ST. Eighth street north
east, Wednesday, May .. 2:3O p m
KELLUM-On Monday. May %. 1910, at
Newport News, Va, EDNA KELLUAI,
beloved daughter Of George T. and
Alice Kellum. formerly Of Washing
ton. y. G.
Interment at Newport News. Va.
RICE-On SUNDAY. April .. 1910. at 6
p. m. MARY ANN. beloved daughter
of the late Georgia and E. T. Rice,
aged eighteen years.
MANN-On Monday. May %. 1910. at go
a. m, MARGARETH MANN. aged
seventy-fOur years
Funeral from the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs William Neuland. ~ H
street northeast on Wednesday Nav
.. at S:45 a. m. Requiem mass at St
Marys Church at $50 Relatives and
friends invited. Interment at St
Mary's Cemetery.
WILSON-On Sunday. May .. 1910. at 507
Third street northwest, DR.. J. T. WILL
SON, Of Sherman, Tex, formerly OF
Maryland
Notice of funeral hereafter prince
George County papers please COPY
The Washington herald., 1910-05-24
ANYBODY HERE SEEN KELLY?''
J. Fred Kelley, of Washington, In
able TO Escape the Inquiry.


Has any BODY here seen Kelly X Z double L Y.
Has anybody here seen hellyt
washington's Kelly is J. Fred-K Z
double Z Y-and-
Wei. his hair IS red and his eyes are blue,
And he's Irish through and through.
And now everywhere he goes the re-
frain of that popular song greets him.
There was a luncheon out in the coun-
try the other day IN honor OF Commits
sioner Rudolph. and J. Fred was among
those present When the guests were
lighted one Of the guests-a staid bust
ness man-set things going by singing
out Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?"
and the fifteen others about the board
all save X E double L E Y-showed Inn
mediate familiarity with the tune. Il
required a most strenuous effort on ].
Fred's part 70 escape making a speech.
So it was. and worse. at the Board of
Trades outing. Aboard the boat. on the
grounds, under the tents, at the feast,
and everywhere he went, il was HAS
Anybody Here Seen Ke.ly?" They all
saw him before the day was over. ana
by the time he got back 10 Washington
J. Fred's smile was worn TO a FRAGILE
I am a philosopher" he said yester-
day. but I long constantly now for the
day 10 come when that Kelly song shall
have passed into the aas-been class.
Waking or sleeping. Has Anybody Here
Seen Kelly2' rings in my ears Every
fiber of my being IS attuned 10 the thing.
There is nothing I should really enjoy
more than reading the obituary OF the
heartless rhymester who wrote It,"
The Washington herald., 1910-05-24
DELEGATES ELECT
AMERICAN HEAD
Continued from Page One.

Christian Church Leading churchmen,
the world over, he averred, admit that
every resource Of the church should be
used 10 stamp out Mohammedanism IN
Africa
Zone hundred years after the death of
Mohammed." said Bishop Hartzell. there
were 1000 mosques from the Atlantic
Ocean TO the Persian Sea. That great
range OF mountains Mohammedanism,
gilded at the top by the acknowledge
ment Of but one God. but sunk in deg
radiation and poverty stands a menace
10 all missionary work.
Think OF it, One-seventh Of the hu-
man race turns to face Mecca at sun
set and says there is but one God, and
Mohammed is his prophet.
I'VE must not be allowed to forget the
greatness Of this world Of the mosques,
and we must not forget that Mohammed-
anism is directly antagonistic 10 Chris
uanity. an active fighting enemy"
The convention sat in thoughtful ST
lence as the venerable churchman from
the Dark Continent warned them OF the
gloomy outlook in mission fields there
and in the orient But when he had
finished they gave him an ovation IN
equaled since the sessions began.
Bishop Hartzell took occasion 10 COM
pliment Col Theodore Roosevelt upon his
clear insight" in addresses along the
Nile. He said the colonel sized up the
needs of Egypt sanely. and that where
ever he spoke he left behind him the i'm
preston Of one who knew what he was
talking about.
The Scriptural reading and prayer was
conducted by Rev. Dr. Samuel n Wood
row, pastor of the First Congregational
Church. 1t was followed by the presen-
tation Of the Mexican flag to the conven-
ton by the delegates from Mexico City.
representing the Sunday School Associa-
ton Of that republic.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-24
0 FFICE RS MED
BY THE CONVENTION

Presidcnt-Dr. George w. BAILEY.
Past prpsidents-Sir F-ancs Flint Belesy J. p.
London; Edward X. Warren. Three Oaks. Mica.
Rev. =. B. Meyer. B. A.. London.
Vice rresidents-M v HartShUrn, Boston: Sir
John Kirs. London: Bishop ]. c. Hartzeu.
Funchal Madeira Islands. Justice ]. J. Mac
larcu. Toronto Ont; Z. W. Futchley. Fort
Bombay. India.
Honorary vice presiients-John Wanamaker.
Philadelphia; Rev H. H. Bell. san Francisco.
Cal; Rev Z. /. Reyfori. Montreal: Hon John
". Foster. Washington. d. C.; the venerable
Archdcaoon Of Lo2don Rev. ]. Munro Gibson.
d. D.. London: Right Hon. Lord Kinniard. Lon
don; W. H. Grosser. London; Sir Robert Laid
law London, Rev. J. C. Lehman. Kassel. Ger
many; Prince Beuadotte. Stockholm. Sweden;
Bishop William Burt. Zurich. Switzerland; Baron
UxkuH Liwa. Russia: Kaiinosuke Ibuka. Tokyo.
japan; Rev. F. A. Mofett. Ping Va. Korea
John Mackenzie VI. A.. Christ Church. New
Zealand: II. Lipsou Hancock. Moonta Mines
Australia.
Joint general secretaries-Marion Lawrance
Chicago Rev. Carey Bonner. London.
Joint general treasuprs-Fred \ Wells. Chi
caso; Sir George White Norwich, England.
Joint statistical secretaries-Hugh Cork. chi
casoi George ShiTTay, J, p. Birmingham.
England.
Executive committee-Chairnan. T. X. Warren.
Three Oaks. Mich; II. J. Heinz. Pittsburg;
Flank L, Brown. Brooklyn; w. A. Wilson.
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Richard Roberts London: Andrew Crawford
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Archdeacon Jackson Melbourne Australia
The Washington herald., 1910-05-24
PROBE FOR LUMBER.
Department of Justice Going After
Hco-HOo Trust.

The Department Of Justice IS going after
the lumber trust.
II became known here yesterday that
for several months agents Of the depart
ment have been investigating an alleged
combination among lumbermen with the
idea OF beginning prosecution against II
for violation OF the Sherman antitrust
act. Just how soon proceedings viii be
instituted OF where such action Will be
taken was not divulged
1t is the belief Of officials here that
practically every concern Of consequence
In the country is interested in the COM
bination