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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11

made n futile effort to induce the house
to take action similar to that of tho
senate The majority of the judiciary
committee advised the house to permit
it's members to obey the summons, and
Its will finally prevailed.
Party lines were drawn in the de-
bate. Mr.. Clayton's substitute for the
judiciary committee resolution was vot-
ed down by an aye and nay vote. 90
voting for and la against, with Is
voting present"
The original Brantley resolution was
then carried by viva voce vote. and
at 10 minutes before midnight the house
adjourned.
A night session proved to be such n
novelty that there was an unusually
large attendance of both members and
spectators.
Representative Dwight of New York
and Representative Slemp OF Virginia
appeared on the floor in evening dress.
giving the occasion somewhat an air OF
a social function,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11
WORN OUT.

That's the way you feel about the lungs
when You have a hacking cough. It's
foolishness TO let 1t go on and trust to
luck TO get over 1t, when Ballard 8
and heal the lungs. Price, &c. 6oc and
81 90 per bottle Sold by 2. C. NJ l. Drug
Dept. 1l2 and ia South Main St, Salt
Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11

He tolls how tho women. disguised as
men, seized the rcins of government
yet we always fnd that In three
or four generations the sntercst OF
women In these intellectual move
ments drops out. There seems to be
a biological law that the women who
take an interest In things outside the
home. get rubbed out. 1t Is not the
Creator who does 1t. but nature. They
rub out themselves 1t IL done quite
smoothly. and we. in the midst of 1t,
don't notice It,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11
FACTS FOR CATARRHAL
SIIERERERG

Tho mucous membrane lines all
passages and cavities communicating
with the exterior.
Catarrh is an excessive secretion.
accompanied with chronic innamma-
tion. from tho mucous membrane,
Hoods Sarsaparilla acts on the mu-
cous membrane through tho blood,
reduces Inflammation. establishes
healthy action. and radically cures all
cases of catarrh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11
DEFEAT EXPECTED.

You can defeat this amendment.
In View of the class of men who are
Joining the cursade against IT 7 thinI,
YOU will defeat It. The forces which
propose to encompass its defeat viii
not stop on the hither side of The
most disreuutable methods tn accon-
plish their purpose Rut when the
peopIe learn what Won have rooiiv
done. tho manner i'm which fbis hes
bcen manipuIated n yi1I co far 20
ward exciting to renewed force that
ready too strono ar1nno ne IT, ,'i,
do youcb IA ,ostos dIsrarnoot 90 5
breed disIoyaItv to the oovernn,ant ant
When those Who ora IN ill 20 800
tho hprdono ~ oo,,orn,,aot 80 ,ts
enormous eynond1turny cnnttnn 30 IN
croaso Iaro1ar ar,,oio. - 50 ~
navIes increaacd hur5ons nvorv,henn &
ava Ioorn furthau,'.no ~, miei .,l g, g
must no mot Nv ta. on" nna,, a., s,,,S
tion u.hi1n incon,os IT. o otnI, mp
nrv and hroed idin".s S S1ian IJ,aa,i 'uA. ~.
untaxed thcy vii, ~" si"T d,,io io'ou, go 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11

Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
rpccialty. Halliday Drug Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11
NATIONAL STYLE SHOW.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE national
style show, which has been held here
for four days. for tho purpose OF in
fuencing public opinion In Americas 8
origination Of styles, as opposed to Pa
rlslan. closed last night to meet next
year In Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-11
HUGH S. GIBSON TRANSFERRED.

Washington. Feb. 10.-Hugh S. Gibson
of California. second secretary of the
United States embassy in London, has
been transferred to the state department
and appointed private secretary to Asst
Secy, Wilson
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
&alaperGimem mics.

Xebtimdeud fuliesfeli ipf. II pdi'
mdn aioisIa muuan nuorebfo fultu'
mics, ammatiltaan mufa laboien te'
rottaia. Wies full t%oilieia poitois'
ia ai,pau pbtd tarffaan fuin fnto
bppdnId. Wiuita DDpaituslaIn, mat
nitun pitdidn ~firfolla, oil miesparfo
oaut ainan yeuurv." Sddli mIorfo
miesid, iota min dtfid f%uulsnIo me
netti, naiffa palaIiban tue idlleei'
ieuraamana pdipdnd. Piidili fui'
tenfin ola lparomainen, Jos tdllai'
men ytuuro" MISUNDERSTANDING ldbipi'
tdiiin ilmestpp. Wties OH nuori, or
niolta noin 30 nuooen tai ipGbdl'
panbempi, pitfGhtD ia tosmoiItoan
taunis, naatteei buononpuoleilet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

CLAR1SSA:
Don't get discouraged. Order a sack of
Gold Medal Flour. MALINpA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
fpstd, iole painopIibalitus oil teb'
MT aIiaSta cinnamon.
euurlafsotapabtumia peusOtaau,

rnD6rinfanslia ipaa'
timuStcn iobooSta or Wtiffelin ldd'
min fulpern1ori wdatinut Samonlin'
nan ia Seinolan faupuntien maiet'
raateilta tietoa ia ielWitpstd fiitd,
MILLION ia fenen fdsfpstd OIL mainit'
tuien faupunfien poliiipadaiffpps
ia maliponta Tiirrettp aiianomaiiilta
ruunuapaIpeiiioiIta, ruununlpouoeil'
ia ia nimismiebiltd nisfaaleiue 10
maiStroateiae, maiffa tdmd pdduit'
fpps ia plin tpalponta iemmoiiisia
taupunseisiu ia pbbpsfunnisia, iois'
ia eli ole tdpbeuista poliiiilaitosta ia,
fuuIu,i Is p:nd belmif. 1904 annet
tun armo1iIen a ietufien mutaan fu'
mernD5reile ia beiodn alaiiiueer
ruununiuuooeiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
Mieltpmoiem tefOia.

,&~ariolan" toimitus on 10 pittdi
oiat iaanut 9iitolasta tirieitd, %ioitteu
ala on oaut mimi u9. Seiwoimi" ia
iotfa FidaDstd pddttden ilmeiiesti o.
ipat mielipuolen firioittamia. Sir.
ieiQe Ell ole annettu mitddn aripoa
ipaan on ne beitettp poperiforiin.
MiimefTi iaapui ~iellainen firie maa'
nantaino, mieIdpd oifein firioibin
mietppd ia Iiidli ie bdmdrdperdiiid
ubfaiifiio toimitusta mastaan. Ed'
mafin Erie beitettiin poperiforiin
iosta Ie fuitenfin toisIopdipdnd to
pabtumien pafosta on9ittiin t%ataiiin
SIipa taueua erds tpinenfin Iaman
%mieIipnolen Idbettdmd firie.
9oisiapdiWdnd iaopui leboen tot
mitutieen muuan mics, iofa eteiies-
I'd oIoitettiin menemdan toimitusIib
teerin pafeiae. gtdiben buoneeieen
tuIeSiaan mics bililiieIa ddneld
ianoi: rtermeiiid SiitoIasta," ia fun
buoneesIa oIiiot tddntpiWat bdneen
pdin buomaiipat be mieben tdoesId
re,polperiu. Snnentuin tutaan en-.
natt iitd ebfdistd pamabti iiitd lai,.
faus, fuula fimmobti ieinddn ia ole
putoI iamasIa mieben fdbestd lat
tiaue. Olies ndpti bdtdiieltd ia per
mostuneeltd, mutta Ell fuitenfaon
pabempiin toimiin rpbtpnpt tefonIo
epdonnistuttua, waan ldbti roubals
liIesti poistumaan. piboaa bdnet
poltii foriafi ialieenIo.
1utfimutIesia fdwi Ielpiae, ettd
mics on mielipuoli, ia ettd han on
jana mics, jota ennen oil ldbetidnpt
Iebben toimitutiele firieitd. 6dnen
nimenfd on Mntti !Seimaimei, fotoi'
fin bdn OIL !6iitolasta.
Mmpulon taetuelu oil poSlituittt,
iofa oIoitti bdnen ldbettdneen mt.
II pnd iifddntirioitetun %tirieen fen
raalifuipern16riUeein.
9otuuben puoluetomisto ianoi
mics firieesiddn oueen, mutta ei fni'
tenfaan moinut ianoa, mitd totuutta
bdn tartoiti - tarfoittipa ban paon
pleen5d TOTO tualtofunnan oiemoa.
Wluuten oil bdn fenraalitupern56'
rim puoIeen fddntpesiddn toiWonnut
pddTepdnId pdban ipoitutfamom.
poan aIemaan, = ,uaitfapa IdbetpS,
Iaarnaoioti = elm. Soponiin. =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
3ipcdt ia arat feubfpt.

Wionet ibmiiet tietdmdt tunteet ia
%Ioirouoen Iurteou titan. 3oittien III,
mieten pitaiii tietdd, etia Solep'S go,
nep ono Tor, porboin turttu ia
fenbtoIddte, porontao plan fi,umt ia
pst6n ia mobmistoo monnoniIeen
tuntoon. apIptdd SoIeps 9onep onb
3or. Npptdludnd Oscar Norblino.
inu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

Until Siala I bus. pernnoit".
Sobn GsfoIa l tutfo.
aler Sohnion l fono.
Wirs. Socob Somppi 1 bus. beet
fla ia m%orioostia.
SIaoc GIIon idtfi pernnoito.
Sbos. GlIon Idtti perunoila ia 2
p. moiia.
Wlrs. :. anoerion fareiiid iofr
tuIinn.
Socob Seiffild | bus. pernnoito.
Mrs. Nortunen ! fmtfo.
Wlrs. 81. Sarueupdd 2 loliostioo.
2atri 2unsi ! iuoiosii'.
STooc Soriu iuuti ia nefiai.
Nlrs. !. Weniela 2 iuusica.
Wtre, 9penteld . ruofdlupttoo.
Wrs. W. eippo ippDIiiuo ia onfi
toworoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
NW, Wsimn

SeImifuulIo 1910.
gion terpebtdd guttoion toimitus
ia la Ieboen laaiaa lutiiofuntao,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
~ ~ rs \
Sasmsn xstifa.
3abioitnS apmenlaaffon Bantam
ptiStuue. =.

2pmenlaafIon fanianopisto on
ndind pdirind Iaanut wastaanottao
maanpilieliid @ntti piiSpos 'paina'
jan iestamentiparat Smf. 1900
ioitten forot teStamentin tefiidn mdd'
rdptien mufaan muoTttoin ~iaetaan
wdbdmaraiIiue oppilaiae. Salom'elt
men Iabioittaiu, iota eldislddn oil o.
piston auIiimpia fannattaiia, on i'd
ten ainaiietii Iiittdnpt nimenia opis'
ton afiatirioibin Ia 2pmenlaafion
MISREPRESENTATION.
Opiston ioblotunta on pddttdnpt
idilpttdd rabat maanpilieliid Mntti
pMSpa{en ACKNOWLEDGMENT nimelld
Iefd Idhettdd tiitostirieen rouma
piispaiele, iofa marat perile iot'
miti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

2uStonnusoiotepbtio n3ormon"
fontioriin inli mf. 81 pm oomullo
opmlaie nooIiuloeottomies u. "
bon Geien mntandan muuon moist
rootin mobtimestori ia otii tofono'
rittoon 10 foppoIeito Iuo moloietn
fddnnDstd rubtinae y. &%sapotfinin
icotIeeta ,Sbe terror IN Nueiio,"
iuomenneihno ninclId rSirmuipoIto
Oen6jd1d." Acknowledgements
toimiietiiin I1dniu f%ufuern00rin fds'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
Maren8o, WiS.

E ~ NV
26ten iaamme ontoa tietGG plei.
ioae, eiid rGpiIau futfa" Ieuran Ito.
mieIa Wontrsolisia. WiS. tammif.
% y. 1910 tuli puDbasta poittoa
$1O4. 95. So iltomia iparten lab.
ioittiipat farmorit tofporoa, lioitenfa
nimet ia lobiot opot ieuroaipot:
Wlotti Hippo l futfo, 3 bus. peru,
noita ia puoli bus. berneitd.
Wlrs. DIitoIo 3 pounaa moita
Wrs. 81. WlattIon pfIi fufto.
penrp Wddttd 4 bus pernnoita.
Wirs. SacobIon niiuia.
Srbn WenteId puoIi bus. rutaba'
9os.
Wlrs. q. Solma libaa.
Sobn Goitinen 4 bus. peruuoito.
Wlrs. Yoitinen 1 y. ipoita Ia onfi
toiporoa.
D;ctor Sofiuen / bus. berneita ia
5 pounoa ipoita.
Wlotti Wlddttd 3 bus. perunoito.
Sobn Solma / bue. perunoito.
Wlntt Suoma / bus. pcrunpito.
Sobn 2orpelo l bus. perunoita.
WlrS. 8orpeIa l tutto.
Gbas. Wiatlon bag. perunoita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

Selmituuua 1910.

piirran ionfu ripin JOS Nuttaja
oitaa tGlndn oulstoiQeen.
Saastin on rengas lauennut elGs
mdntpitiostani. Wdipnpt pnbiinnoeI'
taia on tulut taos asteleen l6bem.
matli lopuaista toiipottua pddmdds
rid. @ldmdn eieenpdin rientdmd
mirta, %toilinaan tppnend ia f%irtfaos
no, .toiIinaan fuobumana ia Iameas
ia ldbentelee lopuQistu lasfuanio ia:
d~dretDntd ia mddrdtDntd iianfaitfi.
Iuuita. Sdmdfin niiffo on tuonut
mufanaan polio muufolaiIuuben
rpaimpia. Sind rofas Sid par'
baiten ttebdt fuinfa fopa fiuiaus ia
fuinta Iuuri obbistus fulloinfin mel
td mainaa. Sind tiebdt ia tunnel
mpDSfin ne ulfonaiiet pastutIet iot.
ia onot taos tdmGnfin miifon fulus
eeIa foboannut. Niin find SId ties
bdt faifti.
Nlutta taiten ndiben obesia on II.
nun armoIi fuitenfin minua Iobtaan
oIIut moima0inen SeeiutIeeia 8ris
tut Iesia. Sind olet auitanut minua
ulto naiIieIa toimisIani ia antonut
minute pmmdrrpstd ia Woimaa
tdpttdatieni fulIumutieni melpoais
iuutiid.
blind olen iofa pditpd %iaonit
maaaista bpmdd min palion fuin
nina olen torlpinnut. WioneSta bd'
bdsta olet find minua mariellut, ia
iououttuoni iobonfin naifsuteen,
olet ouut minun turlpani ia opuni.
Monta fuormad pIet find feipenta'
MT, monto mprstpd rauboittanut
rinnoeIoni, ia ndmd foiffi olet, OF
SD, tebnDt ~iulosta armostoii ia iidl'
liiestd bpwppoesidii, Imam minun
aIiotani, mabooaiIuuttani
Wiutta find rotos STA, ct ole idld
fuluneela miifolla boitonut ainooS'
toan minun ruumiiuietd, iuuon
mpDsfin ben9euistd eldmddni. Gu
noeioIi DIET find iofa pdipa pubns
telut minua ia olet len foutta mai.
futtanut minusia balua ia robfemtta
pubntella iinua rufoutIisia. - Sis
nd DIET q. !9enoen fauito, iofa pdis
md muiStuttanut minua ipnneistdni,
mutta find olet mpDs 9anen faut
taan iofa pdiDd mofuuitonut minua
armpstoii Seeiutiesio 0ristutiesia.
Nlind olen, fiitos iiitd %Iinulle, iota
pdiwd Yoitaii oniiosta usfon faut.
to nauttimn ipntein anteetiiiaomiss
to. Sinulta olen mpDs aina ioamut
amun obbisiusten pimeinpind beis
find. Soiin ct ole ottamut pois
ypistintd libastani" eitd f~artoittas
nut Iaotanon ruIitoitieipoa enfield.
Wutta oina olet %ianonui: yEppop
minmn ormooni, Iiud minun armo
nj OH beifoisIo mdfena".
nIein on fplId uefoni lomppm
n6plianpt fotonoon iommuipan,
multa %iiloin nosiin mind IiImdni
pl6s mafibin, iosta minute opm
mlee, III Iind ionoit eiiet inisIuiuois'
to tpnnildu ipodntd iommutd eifd
ldriethDd ruofoo mmrenno.
ytdii6 muiete;i ormosto autnao.
YYeeicr &inie b.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

49, g.
ran SeeiufIen tuntemilesia. Olen 10
monem monta fertaa aifonut firioits
toa gu%ttoiaan, moon alma on tie.
lun mibollinen %iaanut fen estetptIi,
fuisfien mieleen, ettd ,taiftita jita
npt firioittaiIiWat a~uttoiaan", ,paon
fuitentin teen len MT fosta tadltG
Glpstd ei paremmat uieinfaan Cir,
ioiia.
Gniitfi faan i%lofieni ilmoittaa, ettd
Ell tddad endd aiwan ipnnin unta
nmfuta, maifta ouaanfin pield ar,
foiu. On ppbdn Ipensen tuuli
oionnut tdnnefin, iosta fiitos !Sers
raae. Eddad OF faifunut lafi ia e.
nanfeIiumi pubtoano. iosta on ieu.
ronnnt, ettd ipanbatfin omat ries
mabtdneet ia uuiia on berdnnpt Ipn.
min unesta ia otpat pddsfeet Iiiben
,pafnututieen, eta betin omat SUI.
malan lapIia, aiman autuaita, pp.
bid, pubtaita Sumolan ebcb5d, See.
iufien aristutien f%outta, iobon ioufs
foon mindfin itieni Julien, maitfa
oien toiin Iuuriu inntinen. Wutta
fosfa tieodn fen eta SeeIus On
pppbtinpt pois faitfi minun Ipntini,
etta Ell ole endd lain naan armon
ala, min mifIifds o%utuuoeStani
epdiliIin. 81 fuitenfadn min pmmdrs
tdin, ettd nina IDnniioin oliiin,
omosto protestant, fila itIeeIdni
oIen oipon lpntinen; iofa pdipd teen
Innti6 moneIlo tomono, moiefn en-
tobouaui iitd teeftddn. 3dstdpd ieus
rootin fobbelloiiia usfomaiiia: Eoi'
Jet l%onopot: pei litd min ioni fers'
tatu. Snmalu tattoo ipodmeen". !pe
luuletpai. ettG fun ihminen main eldd
Iimedsti, Min fpud ie on Iiqd bppd.
Ulutta nina protestant ianon fun
tplptdan: oIetto Seeiutien oma, ettd
olen @n MIND moi Iitd totuutta fiels
tdd. So ttta bpndnid on %ioanut
moistaa fuinfa iuloiuen on !Serra,
Min eli bdn toiIin maStaa ella tielld
SerraonIa.
Wtntta tooellotin Iuuri muutos
tdptyp ibmifesid tapabtiiu ennenfuin
ban ippi ustoaan tunnuStoo. 2un
nina olin lain ala, min nina Ell
moinut usfoa paitta toto maailma
pli5i buutanut, ettd olen autuaS.
Waifta ibminen CT oliitaan iuu
ria rifofIia tebnpt, mutta fun bdn
tulee lain maloon, min Iiaoin ban
buomaa mia bdntd ubfaa, ia fuin.
fa bdn on 8ristutien tperen talloaiq.
Siaoin Nmasta tuntee bdn tarn}etto
buutafnoan op,ia SerraIta SumaIaI.
to-. Sa fun tdGaiien ibmiien ipbds
meen pddiee y. !penti patuuttas
maan Sumolan raffauoesta Gee
IufiesIa 8ristutIesIa, min bdnen ~
bdmenId tGpttdd ieuainen lilo ia rob.
feus ettei ban endd pelfdd tunnus'
taa usfooan.
9GIoiiia fotemutiia or iaatu tddad
GlpsId, iofa on o1ut FUN fuoaeit'
ten toImisto. Woon MT alfoa bens
seuinen fpIipD tddadfin iarastaa.
9ddudfin OH MT iIoiiempaa fun OF
totiiatin u%sfo,paifia ia Iaa pubena
usfonncIiien ia iiarien fonsia.
WaoiIma toiin meta pilttaa, mutta
elfddmme iiiti ndIittdt1. woan ri
toilfoomme EJnmaIaa beiodntin
p%uoIesiaon. ettd betin ferran tmliii.
not totuuben tuntoon.
Sumalo minua ia faiffia trniaan
ormosIoan iobtofoon tddaG eldmdn
tuibaua tiell6. Senen ammonia Iup.
iaan Julien foitti Serran omai!
glditd piirii beitto armonIapTi.
poon SerraSIa pdtc,pd.
Soa Gallo.
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VaIip ibmiiiG

fipttdlodt SoIeDs 3ioney 9lemebpd
lota 'puofi Sc orfin porbainia mu.
nnoiO' ia matIalddtetia miid Id6tes
tieoe moi neumoo. Soleps 2ionep
stemeop forina epdiadnnoaiIppben,
nobtpistao elimisi1n ia mcueieipn
ipotmon. WpDtd'p6nd Oscar Noro.
lingilla.
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0llfpbcplipitpiStcm ldGfeatnesteu
htuta.

Observation-Disclosures pddtDfIen
m~utaiIeSti tulee ultoboolipitoisten
ldGffeitten binta MT torotettamatii
8 penniad 10 srammalta. - Sppnd
idbdn t%orotutieen on Ie, ettd aptee.
feisia iddfteibin fdptettdmdn ipriin
binta on paloniinameron forotutien
ioboosto ncstettu l morfolla 70 p.
litralta.
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11beG bsfd

tidlinen fplntppS, pietos rinnasIa
ia fipn teubtoisIa orpot o%ireita, lot
ia plan Iuoipo, febiiipd m~ooroulief.
Il 'airouoetii Jos fplmppi,6 Ell poram'
netu. Soleps !6onep anb 9or PIP
lopiidd pstdn, porontoo ia puboiS'
too thttentuneet poifot. U,Dptdlpds
nj Oscar Nornlinoiuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

Nirs. WGImd 3 npDliinoo / iuus.
to.
Wrs. Huitinen 3 wpoIiinaa 2 iuus.
too.
Wirs. SoImo 6 ioroia maotetto.
Sobn Yuttinen pienid onti tauo,
roita.
Siis ioamme lauiuo 'ulimmat Eli,
totict foifi(le labioittoiiQe ia iltamiin
oTaaottoiiae GrittGin Wirs. 2aiti.
ieue ia Sanni Xipoae beinan mai.
m%oiStoon, FUN he o!inot iItoniio
Iaittamaoia ia bommaomooIa eniten.
". q. ". g. p%noIesta.
Wtatti Sippo. Sobn 9oiiinen.
WGlittdid GIimieS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24

MAUKICE.
The tea cakes I sent you were made
from Gold Medal Flour. RosALINB.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-24
GREAT RECEPTION
TO POPE'S ENVOY

Ostend, Aug. 24.-Tho leading Cath.
olics here have completed arrange
ments for a great reception TO Cardi-
nal Vannutelli, who arrives here to-
morrow en- route to- the Eucharist
Congress TO be held in Montreal, Can.
ada next month.
From Ostend he will go to- London and
Liverpool, being joined at the latter
city by Archbishop Bourne of West.
minister and the Duke Of Norfolk.
On the steamship on which the three
distinguished passengers will sail
there have been erected ten portable
affairs on which mass will be said from
5 TO 8 every morning during the voy.
age across. Cardinal Vannutelli will
represent Pope Plus X as a special
Papal Legate, being assisted by Cardi.
nal Logue Of Ireland, Cardinal Glib.
bons OF Baltimore and SO Archbishops
and bishops.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-24
SURPLUSLANDS
:. TO Be SOLD
Fertile Lands of Carlsbad
Reclamation Project to
be Disposed of at
Austion.

Washington, Aug. 24.--By order OF
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger.
the surplus land of the Carlsbad, N.
NJ, project of the National Reclama-
ton Service VIZ be placed on sale
today. This II the first sale to be held
under the surplus land provision of
the reclamation act OF June II, 1902,
which, provides that no individual
shall receive water from the govern
ment-constructed canals for more than
l60 acres, ana the agreement entered
into by the land-holders requires them
to dispose OF their holdings In excess
of 160 acres nc soon after the compile
tion OF the project as possible. t
There are about 5000 acres of sur
plus land In the Carlsbad project
which will be sold at public auction,
beginning today, under the provision.
These lands are all situated In the
lower Pecos valley of New Mexico.
The soil has been surveyed and plat
ted by the Bureau OF Soils and pro
nounced OF unusual fertility. Much of
this country has been cultivated for
years and its value has been thorough
ly demonstrated for small fruit. ap-
pies, peaches, grapes, alfalfa, corn,
cotton and grain.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-24
SNOWA|DsTHE
FIRE FIGHTERS
First Hopeful News from
Devastated District
List Of Dead is
! Growing.

Spokane, Washington, Aug. "a
While new fatalities add to the horror
OF the forest fires in which the dead
are now estimated at from 800 to 9OC
the first hopeful news in three days
came out OF the furnace like district
today. Rain and snow have come to
the aid OF the fire fighters in Montana,
Idaho, Washington and Oregon. Not
enough rainfall has come yet, however
to stop the fires. but has given the
troops and foresters a new impetus.
Two inches OF snow fell in Western
Montana last night. Hundreds are
still missing. some say as many as
1000. A great part OF the work Is
now given to the rescue of the living.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-24
CHINESE STUDY
kAvAL AFFAIRS

Shanghai Aug. 24.-IIis Imperial
Highness Prince Tsai Hsun. and Ad-
miral Sab, imperial Naval Commission
er. were among the passengers sailing
for the United States today on the
steamship Manchuria. The purpose of
their visit is to study the naval affairs
Of the United States. Ten attaches
and secretaries accompany the imper-
ial party.
Prince Tsai Hsun is brother of the
Prince Regent OF China and an uncle
OF the young Emperor. He is also a
brother of Prince Tsai Toa. the head
of the army reorganization board, who
with large suite, visited the United
States last October, for the purpose oi
studying military affairs.
Assurances have been received from
the State Department of the United
States that every facility will be az
forded the visiting party by the gov
ernment of the United States for car
rying on their Investigations.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-24
CASE OF SUICIDE
Thomas Kelly, Out OF Work, Dies In
Poorhouse Of seIf-InhIeted
Wounds.

Roanoke, Va, Aug. 24.-Thomas Kel
ly, 45 years old, died in the county
almshouse last night from self-infict-
ed wounds on the throat and stomach.
He was found last evening in a dying
condition on the bank of Roanoke riv-
er and congessed to Catholic priest
that he had attempted suicide because
he could not find work lie was from
BslIlntard county, Silge. ireland. and.
so far as known, has no relatives In
this country.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-24
GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP
Discussed by Railways in At
tempt to Brighten In
terstae Commerce
Commission.

Chicago, Aug. 24.--Sccialism, that
bugaboo of frightful mien, VIII be rails
ed by the railroads in an attempt to
frighten the Interstate Commerce
Commission when that body begins its
examination into the proposed freight
rate increases here next week. 1t was
learned today that all plans have been
made for putting the question OF gov
eminent ownership squareIy before
the federal authorities and the people,
and memorial with this object in
view has been drawn up.
1t will be urged by the railroads that
increased cost OF operation necessi-
tates proportionate increases In rates
and that If the railroads are not per
mitted to make such increases the
railways may as well be turned over
to the government Nothing is to be
said in the memorial, however. about
watered stocks or the payment OF divi
dends and interest on stock and bond
issues many times greater than the
valuation of the roads.
Slippers have advanced an estimate
that the net earnings Of the railways
of the country in the fiscal year end
ing June 30 last have increased about
$94, ,0O0,0 over the preceding year
While not denying that there has beer
a great increase, railroad men say
that II has been eaten up by proper
tionate increases in expenses.
1t is expected that the decision o
the Interstate Commerce Commission
will be given this Autumn. after g
full consideration has been given tC
ehe facts. figures and statistics sub
United by both railways and shippers