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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
KILLS SELF IN FIT OF
DESPAIR, OUT OF WORK
James Claiborne, 81 Years
Old, Shoots Self in eHad at
40 Edgewood Ave

Dependent because OF the loss of his
position and on account OF a short spell
Of sickness. ]. H Claiborne. 81 years Of
age. shot and killed himself in the bath
room OF his home at 40 Edgewood ave-
nue., between : and o'clock Monday
morning.
Despite the fact that, several mem
bers Of the family OF william r. Clai-
borne. a brother Of the dead man. were
in the house at the time OF the suicide.
the noise OF the fatal shot did not pen
citrate the walls Of the bath room, and
the body was not found until possibly
an hour after death. when Henry Clai-
borne. a nephew suspecting that his I'M
Gle had been taken I'll. went TO the bath
room in search Of him and found his
dead body with a gaping bullet wound in
the right temple
w. r. Claiborne. the brother, states
that the dead man had been Respondent
since the loss Of his position, two weeks
ago, as a bookkeeper In one Of Atlanta s
social clubs. On account of his advanc-
ed age, he had experienced some trouble
in securing another job.
Mr. Claiborne was awakened about So
o'clock by his brother. At that time
he remarked that he was not feeling
very we'll He did not leave his bed for
about a half hour. and then without
dressing he went to the bath room AS
the body, with a pistol lying beside II
was found nearly an hour and a quarter
later. II is not known exactly at what
time he fired the fatal shot.
Immediately upon the discovery of the
dead body. the brother notified police
headquarters, and Call Oficer Roberts
went 20 the scene. where he remained
until the arrival OF Coroner Paul Done
hoo, who will hold an inquest From the
nature OF the wound IL is presumed that
the man died Immediately.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
POPE is INTERESTED.

Paul's; Rev. II. c. Jones, of Rose Hill;
Rev w. B. Blevin, of East Highland;
Rev. H. Stevens, of North Highlands,
and Rev. H. c. Ewing, Broad Street.
Five OF the present presiding elders OF
the South Georgia conference, who are
ten in number, have already served their
full terms, and will be either given
other districts or changed to pastoral
work. NJ.
The five elders who will be given new
appointments are Rev. Osgood F. Cook,
of the Macon district; Rev. X. Reed,
of the Cordele district; Rev. ]. B. John
stone. OF the Americas district; DR.. A.
NJ. williams, of the Thomasville district,
and Rev. E. r. Morgan, of the McRae
district Besides FALL of this, the plans
of the work for the next quadrennial
must be adjusted according to the leg
islation of the last general conference
at Asheville, n. c., last May.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
Matters of Vital Interest to
Plans for the Next Four
Years Will Be Determined
by Annual Conference
PRESIDING ELDERS
= WILL BE APPOINTED
Quadrennial Committees and
Boards of South Georgia
Conference Will Also Be Sc
Iected at important Meeting
Especial Dispatch to The Journal.)

Especial D1SpdICn TO Inc JOuTndLJ
COLUMBUS. Ga, Nov. zS.-With what
il is believed will be a record-breaking
attendance. the annual South Georgia
Methodist conference will meet in this
city Wednesday for one Of the most i'm
portant sessions held in its history. AL
Of the quadrennial boards and commit
tees will be appointed at this meeting
while FIVE presiding elders will receive
transfsrs and new appointments will be
made r>.
Realizing the arduous task that d:
awaiting the conference. the various
conference boards and committees will
hold their meetings Tuesday. The ter
presiding elders of the conference have
already convened. meeting at McRae
on October Is and 2e, when they confer
red as to the nominations of the new
quadrennial boards and committees.
The 44th annual conference will be this
guests of St Luke's church, but the
First Baptist church and St. Paul's will
be used as auxiliary places Of meeting
The churches of Columbus have also
extended a cordial invitation for ladies
and members of the visiting ministers
and laymen to be their guests.
The conference will be presided over
by Bishop H. C. Morrison, of Leesburg
Fla. DR.. Bascom Anthony, pastor OF
St Luke's church, will be the host OF
the conference He will also be assist
ed in the entertainment of the visitors
by Rev. T. B. Stanford. presiding elder
of the Columbus district, and the other
Methodist pastors in the CITY, who are
as follows: Rev. T. g. Lang, OF St
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov.

, ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. Is. :
> Atlanta Journal. City.
, My Dear Sirs: 1 am very much
= interested In the aviation meet
, which is to be held here in the
y near future.
= I understand that some of the :
|. ladies will have a chance to ride :
= through the air with some OF our :
= great inventors.
= 1t would be a great pleasure to :
= me to take a trip with one of them :
y If possible.
y Yours truly,
;. MRS. H. r. CONRAD.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
Kills His Friend

WEIMAR, Tex, Nov. ZS.-HenTy Tie
mann, one of the weaithiest farmers of
this section, today shot and killed Fred
Forelyos. Sr, his aged friend and neigh
sor. Tiemann asked Fore-yos to look aft
CT his stock during his absence Return
Ing home for something he had forgotten,
he saw a man he supposed was prowling
about his barn, and opened fire with fatal
results if
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-29
English Liberal Government to
Let Country Prescribe Pre-
negatives of the House of
Lords at Polls
KINGS SPEECH is
NOTABLE FOR BREVlTY
Regrets Failure of Conference
on Plan for Reformation of
Upper Chamber -ReferS to-
Fisheries Question
CBy Associated Press. }

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The second parlla-
ment. in the reign of the late King Ed
ward VII. which met on February IL
last, was dissolved today in pursuance
OF the program Of the Liberal govern
ment to go before the country on the
question Of the prerogatives of the
house of lords.
The kings speech was notable for its
brevity, the only reference to the con-
stitutional crisis being a colorless ex-
preston of regret that the conference
between the leaders of the opposing con-
trolling parties had failed of an agree
ment over the reformation of the upper
chamber.
The longest and most interesting para
graph which Immediately followed an al
fusion to the death of his majesty's
father, dealt with the recent arbitra-
ton of the Newfoundland fisheries dis
pute with the United States, and read:
81 confidently hope the questions con-
nected with the north Atlantic fisheries
between Canada and Newfoundland on
one hand and with the United States
of America on the other, which have
been the subject of controversy for near
ly a century. have been at last finally
settled by the award f The Hague tri-
bunal.
lit is the cause of special satisfaction
that it had been found possible TO solve
by arbitration problems of such an in
tricate and difficult nature, and the
award has been received by both sides
in a spirit which must tend to increase
good will
POPE is INTERESTED.
ROME, Nov. 2s.-During an audience
which he gave today to Most Rev. Fran
els Bourne, archbishop of Westminster,
the pope showed much interest in the
hrproachingAB British elections
He, inquired especially regarding the
probable results both N connection with
the house Of lords controversy and the
question of home rule for Ireland and
the likely effect of the matter upon tho
situation Of Catholicism in the United
Kingdom.
The proclamation of dissolution sum-
mons a new parliament to assemble on
January 81, 1911.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
Yleinem pfiitpincn pap
petnfafoms ia j"l1malnmsos
piaiiet luntafnrsitt
Spwasfplasia.
(Sotfoa ebeuiieen).

XopufIi feboitti pubuia fiinnittd'
mddn buomiota IellaiIiin nSfonnon
pathological moiaiieniin Ieiffoibin,
fuin aonistusten tabi unien ia nd
fpien toteen fdpmiIeen, ia oil iito
mieltd, etid ndiqd ilmioiud, on iuu'
rempi merfiips fuin mitd Mile on
totuttu ontomoon. pdtpdailen JILL
feen Iufi romasti Semon %firftoberro
=. Salmiien loo:an eIitelmdn -Huo.
moiun ia fristimtsfon ionitusfdlit'
teest0." Soimpttomasti FAMINE lebs
oesIdmme Enthusiastically ainafin elf
telmdn 16 IIdItDrifosto ponflouiets
to.
3dmdn idIteen eIitti iobtaia ..
MorniIoIo festuStelun oIustufIen
vDiafonion ia iiIdIdbetpstp6n Iddn'
nDstdminen Triton toiminnofIi firf.
tolofiIddnn5sten f%outto; iosIa oIuss
toia puoIfi tirtfolain muutosta iii
ben iuuntoan, etid oiafonia |. o. fDp
balm, moiposten ia roibnoitten boito
Observation-Disclosures idtetddn ieuros
funta' biafoonein tai biofontttarien
buoIefIi. Diafoonein pddnd eli ortfi'
biafoonina tuliii ieurotunuon foppa'
laisten toimia. CANON oIifi firffos
lain fpeIpoiiettama ieurafuntaa Iiid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
Tairbamfs, M,mn.
SDpof. 1910.

Muttaiani ia ormoot lufiat!
Serpe toasfin! Sptip tuIi ia leb.
bet teaastui. 81 Ientddn faitfi 'Ieb
bet ole nield felastuneet ainoaStoan
foiput ia pienet meIa prut forista'
mat tupamme pmpdrpstdd moibtele'
miaa mdreiad. Saomat, pibloiat,
tuomet, Iepdt ia iiommat maabterei
pield fantamat fauniin miheridn pu'
fmnia, ettd ndpttdd IiItd ettd 9uoia
on %iitonut fauniin Ieppeleen maiam'
me p~mpdriIe. Ndin ie ndpttdd mel.
ban 9aapamaian %Iuona; mutta tuin.
fns fuuluu nlobtaampuna? ytiin,
p%aloioen partabilIa, petreuin posti
paifoiaa iefd fofo fpldmme funna
biua? 500 miimein FUN olen Cir.
jottanit n%ariIin ndlfdni fansIa ia
Iamaa ianoi petreu'infin puolelta
fifar u. Wfutta npt olemme iaar eet
faframentiuieta ramintoa ia enan'
feliumin rieSfaa ioten moimme taaS
bppin ia olemme usfosIa turfpottu'
no. &pIpnette tufa teitd on ramin'
nut? &iitos Stale, plin plistps Pos
iale, forfein funnia folminai1uuoels
lie ipfa on tnds antanut eipanfelius
min Iaarnan taifua fuimiua MALTA.
9liiu meiud on olut 2 fertna iuor.
naamusIa folportDDri 9. Salifta ia
Samoin 2 fertoa paStori 6. !Sirmi
GlpStd ia plemme iloiIet ettd Serra
fuuli meitd ia antoi poimenen, iotu
meta rapitIee. GnIi ferrana tuin
neIi Sirui oil meiuG oil ebtooninen
ia toiieua fertaa (tpiimef. Is p.)
oil b6nen nelienId mori oitia S.
raelitta iosio Ell petosta ole ia bdn
mpDs pubui. Sli mnDs pubetta JOSS
to rupettoiIiiu miebisid tirttoa ra'
tentamdan ia melt y. lupor ottod
oiaa Iiibentin. Saa ndbod fuinfa
Serra Ien oiian iobtaa fuin meitd
on main ndbdr, iotfa tirffoa tors
tpitIemme. 2anIaa t6GuG main on
polion mutta Serran omia mdbdn.
9erra ontafoon peIi Sirpelle ter'
pepttd, eta bdn %iatiaiIi fdpod Fer.
q tuusIa meta pirmottamasIa es
tdmdn ianaua. &eIdn aifana on
maifeus fninIe i ole meina benpss
tietd fun tdptDp fulfea ialfaiin NUT
to fpUd Serra fparmaan auttaa iota
foboasi ia toinoo
Glina Honoto
Soirbanfs, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
Glina Honoto
Soirbonfs, Winn.
.SabDlonta ia Msipprias
laiiet.
(Sottoo ebeaiieen).

Sdmdn ieitan, iofa iuuresti moifeutti
o%ppimistd, ornelemot muitomot TUT
fiot iobtutpon IiitG, ettG nGiuG Iens
buiaa oIunut monbin %tanIa, iota oil
turanilaisto, eli 1uomenSutnisto oltrts
perdd, oliIi fetiinpt tiiIafirioitu EN-,
ia idttdnpt fen mpDbemmin tuueiue
SemiIdiIiRe, iotta IauIuifpot merritt
tanv' ffind, f~dptettdesId aIfupe
Iineen nimeIG. Ca
t%uiIelto fanIalta or'
oniaIoisten perineen
toioon.
G9pptin pappross
III Guropon muIeoi
,itouluiatin iinne fir
Ionboon brittilGis
asipDrian tunin9as'
,at 5ittemmin joutris
.aTien fulueSIa uubess
ofSi.
ten ia bobplonialoiss
.erustui minimum foits
pofanoitten luonnon,
lpelemiieen. 9aalia he
,ofa oil mufa Iuuri iu'
mson ia mailman f%aitIia,
stem Iuoia. EuosIa lures
,.dmainitusIa temppeIiSid, ia
proieeta Daniel, oil 60 poppia
.,dnen polnelustoan boitomasIo; 10.
Ia pdimd bdneqe ubrottiin IL iuurta
astianisto bienoimpio fpebndiaubos
ia, 40 Iommasto ia 6 Iuurta ostiols
Iista miinid. NinimesId oil Msiur'
iumoIoGa Jana oIema. (2reiffoIoi'
[et ia RopmaloiIet Ioinafipot bobp'
IoniaIaifiIta tSbtitieteen, ipoiffa TO-
pittimot fen omiin iumaliinia.) War'
Enaisten iumolien rinnauo oil toifft
ala bentid ia baltioita, bprptd ia
paboia iotfa ieurofipat ibmistd.
Niita iuIi iofo awufieens futiuo tabi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15

ltnft pnnaeonstainen pmpti.
clinton WicbaeIS on muuttanut ma.
feis .fauppanIa auroro'fabuIta Suf'
folf,faouue mo 100, naStop6dtd
Peoples panffia, ia toipoo iaanau'
ia uubena paifaIaon polpello 'uo'
maIaisto pleiIod. !Sdneud on iuo'
moIoinen tptto mpp;dttdrend, iofa
mieIibpnduG palnelee foniolaifioon.
- GIfdd unhottafo p%oiffaa:
vGbe Heb Sront Store"
Wastopddtd Peoples ponffio.
Gmnrct iltamat ioimeeapanee
Woccabean noiiet Wtonticellon boa'
lilo iunnuntoina ippsfuun 20 pdi'
NOD.
= Yoismnntpn tdboen mpptdmd'
nd mdbdn fdpteitpid buonefalnia.
WiIbelm Rdmdtfd,
5O7 s Iper itr.
Sronmoob, Did.
aoli'ia'pnntiiaaffta otetaon
Mnberion &c Siubergisid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15

I'd tobbuta pldtpfIend iiirtpminen
paItiofirtosta mapaatfi firfofIi. 8.
iii onneaista Jos fIdiIet tirtolliiei
plomme futen elm. nboistDSeldmGs,
Idmme oliIilpot muooostuneet Iiaa
taipaua ettd meiad eli InntDiIi - Jos
min tdpmd on = muuta tuin ptfi
Iuuri mopaafirffo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15

monato poiS eritpiiiad loibhfanoiqa.
Somoin p%atauuuoen aifana Suo'
mesIa
Sbmilcn Ipnipeeid torfoStiuot tabs
ti1 iottn poSto Inntpneen fobtalo
moitoiliin %ernueno; pnpit pfIiu oios
iipot ndttd ernustoo ia Ielittad. Nds
mat Sidmoon niiIaat oli,uot taibos'
taan muis crin moiSIn f%uuluiIia .niin'
fuin Wapobtoian I%pntpmiien ferto'
mufIestatin n6emme. Wtuttu tue
tdbtien torfoStominen eli puut ptIin'
oman toituustoa ia loibtimisto
noitta Iitdtin iiiben iefoitettiin, le
oil mpbStin tieoettd, iind babplonia'
laiIet panitpat oiteoStaon alum tahiti
tieteene. Se oialiroot ~ennatolta mdGs
rdtd FUN id a%urinson pimenemiien,
he m~ddrGIimdt muooen ourin9on
fulun mufoan ia iafoinat len taos
euunmaibbofIien mufaan t%uufouiiin.
Ruufauoet he iufoinat miiffoibin
ia milton ieiiIemddn pdiiuddn. Too
moloilet ia 9ermorit lainaliDat
mp6sfin nGmd n%imitpstaunt =. m.
Dtii pdimd piifoeia oil 9obploni.
aeIafin Ie~popdind.
9obploniaIaiIet laatinat mpDstin
mitat ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ioifa tuIi
mat pIeiieeti luonbolla oioaa fdp
tGntDDn, 60 lufu oil niiqd peruslu
funa minimum meiud 100. YituuS
miiasIa oil mittonn tdpIifaspaneen
tpnndrpddStd pittdniormen pddbdn,
eli noin so cn. Sieteiid be borrass
timot, ia firinuiIuuttotin ilmestpi
@ufrot Si9riS. mirtcie m iofilaatlosio,
niintuin l0poeipietd IapitouIuisto
n6fpp. NiieId tomatoun tielilieoettd,
ionfotdboen bobplonialaile Jet, pioe'
tdGn fen eIimdiIend barrostoiono.
Spmneid niinitGdn tatuotoan mpDs'
Elm t%ouluilla iumolien tunniotii. ga
notaompa er6dsid tuulusia ferto'
mus mailman luomiIesta ia ipebens
poiiumiIesta. SolpitautuieIa tIDo'
tam tpielG pirfomiesten f~irjoitntlia,
touppa' ia loina5opimutIio; oiiono-
moiiet motaiotimot iitomufIenIa iine'
tiud, minimum mefin, ioifa iotfa o.
Ioittapat Iimistps'oloiu.
MpDsfin table oil pitfdne febitip'
MT; 8obplouian ia Ninipen temppe'
lit oIifpot forietettuna torfptuniId
ia loistomillu moalautIiHd. &uiuas
peistos oil mpDetin tdptdnnDsiG;
tuuluilimmat ia mabtapimmat ofpat
iGttildis inmolien tutpat. proml tsta,
eulasta, bopeostu ia mDDbemmin
rouooSta tebtiin moneIoiiia eiineitd.
Puput olipot tomeat ia Ioistamio
nGreid he mieleIddn fdpttindt.
gliinfuin G9pptin t%uninfaot, oil
not 9abplonian ia NeIpprian fus
nintaoitin III emoItaiIia. S%uurilufui'
men mirfamies.ioufto oil beiodn bo'
neisIanIo. bolituSoiioita boitamoss
ia. NGin fertomot muinoiiet perimd.
tieoot 9obDlonion ia NsIpprion Fans
Ioistd, ia oliIifo tooela M Suomen
tonIale ommoiIista ,~oioieta Iufupe-
rid? ge loibtuIanot ia baltia'iuma'
lat ontonot fpud uibetta ia iitopot
Suomen muinoiien pofonuuoen bet
odn pofanuutenlo t%ansIa min lds
belle, ettei find tarueI q moi ola pail
10 epdiIemistdfddn.
=. &antilu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
annmums ia bensenabnistms

3mnmums ia benSenabnistus
tuomot buonpn eIdmdn moneIIe III.
miieae, mutto Solepn Sonep &c Sar
ontao b%eIpotufien ia nobmistoo fdr.
iimdG Se ieIittdd pGGn ia furfun "a
porontoa. Sifea SSoIepS Sonep &c
Cor on oinoastoon feltaiIisIa fdds
reisId.
Oscar Vorolino
MrtuDfaS labfa pStdmdllenn'
ell tuttanouenne Suomeen on nuoF
ferta Nuttoiao. sc mofioo Cue.
meen $1.75 puoiiter,a.
- &aff pDbemosta mpDtdnGnd.
8apfdd fp%IpmdsId tortempia tie'
toio.
Sobn SinuIo,
& Dor 63U.
!Surlep, Wisconiin.
Mnntamia fdptettpid fouI,i.
firioia bpIfpoua bintaa mpp 6. M
Bean.
= Waisten ompeIutnotd mostoan
ottoa aiunnouaan:
444 Sout IT,, SronWoob, Wid.
Miss. R. SIminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
@iibem iabam miebea
r%awitieminen.

Seuraamaa fobtansta Moobpn
eldmdstd tustin monifoan lufiiois'
famine Hence ennen fmuIlut. Se tos
pabtui omeritfoluisIobon aifano II.
6l-65.
Moobp, iofa iiiben ATTAIN toimi
Gbicososia iaarnooiana ia ppbdfou,
lunopettaiano, oil iooan aifana men
MT pobioismaltioioen leiriue, al.
noastaan muutamiu penifulmia Gbi'
casosta, ia pitt iieqd iumolanpolme
tatfia. Sdn Ell oinoastaan buoIebtis
nut Iotamiesten b~enseuiiestd mutta
mpDtin ruumiiuiIeeto boioostu. Grit
tain toimi ban innoffousti Iairosbpis
bon iGrieetdmiIetIi paremmaue FAN
noqe. @arIiufin t6mGn ieifon i6boen
oil Mopbp bpmin IuoIitiu Iotomies.
ten piirisid.
&iimaan taistelun idlfeen erdGnG
pGindnd oil min 500 mieben Iuu.
ruinen iouffo'oIasto, iosId mpDotin
Moobp oil, niboIista tafaa aiaesIo
ioutunut touos leiripoifaIta ia fuor
mastosto. perin tp6ipneind leud1.
tindt urboolliiet iotilaot ebtoouo
nuotioioen ddresId, bortnasti tot
mnen laoba %iototin IpDidmdd NIL
fdnid tppopffeefIi i. Wtutta ei miss
Iddn oIut ruofaa IaotapisIa.
Siaoin ianoi Mooop reippaaua
tanauanIa: ,9tutoiIfaomme Serrol
ia ruotaa, Sdn full toarneioen
buuopn ia ontoi belle beiodn ra
pintonla eitd !6duen fdtenId ole tul
hut lpbemmGtii npttddn. Sdn moi
nptfin auttaa metal"
&oitti paliastipat npt pddnId ia
Iosfinat fdtenid ristiin iamala fun
Wooop bartoiu ianoin rufoili Sn'
malalta yiotopdiipdistd leipdd." II.
Ieimmot eimdt fuiteutoan robenneet
usfoa rutoutien fuulemistu, poon
maioIilpat epdtoi,poou.
Sta pimeni, pD IGbeotpi ia futin
toetti porboania mueaon ioooo lepoo
Ia uuto. Siuoin fuului dtfid rattui,
ben iprindd. ia iiot nortfurit. Fab,
ben mobpnn beipcien met1min6,
tulipot paifoue.
Mantturien oioia fertoi miten ban
toto pGifpGn oil olut peIonolui1ena
itIenId ia omoistenia t6boen; nutto
Iitic fun toiSielu oil iiirtpnpt MID
fauemmatIi, talbot ban ubrato eli
tosuDrin Serrnue, iofa armouiiesti
oil moriellut bdntd ia hdnen ratfnita
omoiIianIa. Sotu Iiiduinen moima-
fertoi ban - oil tebpttanut b6ntG
toto omuon Ieipd6 min pnlion fuin
mobbouista reippoiqe Iotamiehille
leirisId, iotfa parmaan tornitimat
ruofou. Sdnen moimoniu oil iuuri
Iamana pdiipGnd leiponut ia naopu
r~eiltanIa oil bdn Ioonut liIdfIi leipdd,
min poIjon, ettd lie riitti noin 500:ue,
michele ia tpIpi MT tabtoiiinatto
re nostannottao leiipGt.
Dastousto ei bdnehtarminnnt o
bottaa, iiad aimon fitin ndltdiIet iu'
bet rienii,rdt iotomiebet maunuien
dGreen.
Sdmd oil ie r,piiben Iaoan mieben
ranitIeminen" Iotilosleiriqd Suinois
IisIa, iosta Mooop Iittemmin on
monta fertoa moininnut I%aornois.
Iaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
rCnfo eidmd f%ddstdmifen
arippinen?"

WtrS. yleaie Ulc Hanrp, prebiis,
Wtiis., firioittoa, ettd b6neud oil
erittdin paboa lootuo munuaiStoutt
ia 4 pulod SoIepn munuoisIddfe
paronii bdnet termeetIi. Sdn IouIui
firieenId Iopusio: - ,SpoGmmeui.
iesti IuoIiiteIen SoIepu mnnuaisldds
fett6 foitile munuoistomtio fdrIinil.
lie. &c iddsti minun benfeni".
Oscar NorbIins.
= Sufainen morimies aiatteIee
ettd mistdbdn iaiTi bpm6n pupun
boItpaIlo, min iImoitamme, ettd niita
Iaotte meiltG.
Rintolo &c 8outpnen.
217 6. aurora II.
S%rontpoob, Ditch
= itnita 1estamentteia ia Woo.
mattuia Ioopunut iuuri md6rd I'd.
mdn Ieboen toimistoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
JAPAN OPPOSES OPPOSES
NATURALIZATION
KNOX'S PLAN FOR MANCHURlA
MEETS DlSFAV0R
NATION WOULD DERIVE NO BEN
Eft FROM ROADS
Press and Public Opinion Against Pro-
posal of Secretary to Adjust Diff
ficuItes-Russia Expected
to Decline

TOXIC, Jan. S.-The leading news
papers Of Japan in their issues of to-
morrow disapprove the acceptance by
Japan of Secretary Knox's proposition
for the naturalization of the Manchu-
rian railways.
The consensus of opinion here is that
the plan Is impractlcable, because
Japan would not receive any benefit
proportionate with the sacrifice en-
tailed.
1t is held that the interests of the
Japanese settlers in Manchuria could
not be protected under such an ar
rangement. Official circles remain non
committal on the subject.
1t is generally believed here that
Russia will decline to accept the Amer
lean suggestion.
The newspapers will point out that
the commercial neutrality of Southern
Manchuria was guaranteed by the
treaty of Portsmouth
The first information the public had
of the American note was contained
in extended news dispatches from
Washington printed this morning.
They were unaccompanied with edito-
rial expressions.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
CONSERVATION
WORK SCORED
WOOL GROWERS HEAR BITTER
DENUNCIATI0NS
ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT CON-
DENNIS POLICY
Forestry Bureau Scathed as "Mongrel
of Patrarchsm and Benign Au-
tocracy Reared by Social
istic Wet Nurse"
ASSOCIATED Pressl

OGDEN, Utah, Jan. S,-The morning
session of the National Wool Growers
convention today was devoted primer
pally to the finishing up of scheduled
addresses, leaving the final session OF
the convention this afternoon to the
adoption of resolutions and the election
of officers. "The Sheep Industry of Ne
yada" was reviewed by c. II. Duberg
of Elko, New.
The secretary read paper by j.
Arthur Eddy, president of the National
Public Domain league of Denver, re-
yealing 1.-The hidden motives of the con-
servation alarmists.'
Eddy attacked the position taken by
a naper published in the interest of
the conservation of natural resources.
Characterizing the bureau of forestry
as ''a, nongrel cross between patriarch
ism and a benign autocracy, reared py
a Socialistic wet nurse" he challenged
the bureau to show that there is danger
of timber famine in twenty-five or
thirty years, and asserted that the an
nual growth of timber practically
equals its consumption.
Upon the statements of the United
States geological survey" he continued,
81 challange the assertion that there
will be coal famine in 100 years, and
point to the government reports that
our coal supply equals S,1OO, 900, 100000
tons. and that our annual consumption
is less than half billion tons.
Statements Unwarranted
Upon the government reports that
our stock of iron ore in present discov-
cries equals 5,000,000,000 tons of high
grade ore and 75,O00,000,0 900 tons of lower
grade ore, with an annual consumption
of Sc 100000 tons, I challenge the state
ment that we will have any iron ore
famine in thirty or forty years.
upon the authority of the United
States census, showing that the aver
age yield per acre of all our principal
rops has been the greatest during the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
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